27 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e44c7a9a0eedc6fdb6f2c97dc94c8b49.pdf 26a09d19d944c05a97552b05b6b54a3e PDF Text Text - --_S ____ A _. .__.____..___.___._.___._.p 5- -.-.-----. -S.- ____5•__ --_-5_-__-- S --5- - S __•- -.-. S - ----•• Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 136—Monday, January 28,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 I c...... sIamic Nations To Hear Plea From Afghan Rebels ,. 4 S AunierwhirlO by Hal Kaufman - . - ____ -- - Sum Font I'm thinking eta number which Is twice as large as the number whidi Is four more hun seethird of the see I have In mind. What number? If JIWAU IIfj 0% Irill '1' I '" .itJi."0 Tongue To Ws: Fat Phil feels full. RoIy'-poly Georgi. Foley Joined the launty loggairs. Sara Sims stays silvery slim through conulass swimming. ALAKAZAMIA MAGIC KNOT I - — Our magicIan friend .t - right above Isplinting loaknetatfhesndof a . 7th3 Il—I— CAN YOU TRUST YOUR VYIS? There are it Ind six differ secos in drawliug dsfolls betwssis top and bet1S* peOf. New qliddy can vs. find them? Check aws with Thou bssw. / ( fi.2 is10 / - /• 13 Cb had proposed expelling the Kabul government. host country Pakistan, which borders Afghanistan, was believed to be behind the move, Chatti said representatives of a newly. .1 . S formed Islamic Alliance for the Uberatlon of Afghanistan, a coalition of six Afghan guerrilla groups, had won Peter Quincy points to destination at Fort Clinch on map of state approval to appear before the important political committee, which is drafting the final communique. "They (the rebels) will be addressing the political committee" he said. ''The committee has decided that they would be allowed to speak." The twin moves of expelling To Afghanista n front the 42-member Islamic Conference and admitting the rebels the state, would constitute a major diplomatic By JANE CASSELBERRY Win"'s, waves and tidal currents along defeat for the Soviet Union, which has Herald Staff Writer How can you follow an act like "Eagle the coast will provide an additional been campaigning to tone down any anti• I S -. S •' Audubon Staff er ,,' Ii •15 5 .6 . Society staff at the state headquarters in military intervention." Zia opened the conference of foreign ministers, which was called into urgent A political committee met separately to carry out the nus t and bolts of th e 01k!', live members of the Islamic ('onferunce S)TIa, South Yemen and Afghanistan Upper Volta and Guinea Rissau— were not present. A (our-man Palestine Liberation OrganizatIo missi on arrived despite earlier threats o stay imay, as did delegations from - Lil)Va, Algeria and Iraq. representing the hard-lint' Arab position that has down. plavt'ti the importance of the Soviet in" Quincy plans a couple of trial runs. Hardens Iran Stand Bani Sadr w By United Press International hostages, who were in their 86th da) f rot' for tilt' largely Iigureheau pi's,tmn. Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr, holding an captivity in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Ehmrit'inr under Iran's new Islamic insurmountable 6 million-vote lead in today, at it news conference Sunday ( i*'rstitutiioi wields virtually all the Iran's first presidential contest, has carried in Western press reports. power, including the right to fire the apparently backed off from it moderate "The greater part roE the solution 1 lies president. stand on the American hostages with the Americans," l3ani-Sadr Siitt. Kii*rms.'imii remained in the Tehran calling it a crisis Washington can best Only when America "abandons it_s hi(lrmtjI hit' taken last week for resolve. expansionist policies and resj*ect_s the ;i tu'art ailmnont But the 79-year-old Incomplete returns in early counting sovereignty of other nations" and hadt'r was reported by his son to be gave the finance minister and close ''allows" Iran to pursue criminals iiilpro%lng and that lie may soon be friend and adviser of Ayatollah Huhollah abroad will the crisis in American- moved f r om the intensive care ward of Khomeini 7 million votes out of the 9 Iranian relations he resolved, Barn Sadr the hospital to a regular ward. million reported counted Sunday by said. In a recorded interview on Tehran - •.. .. Tehran liadio, nionitored by the BBC in The reference to criminaIs ahro;ld lwtho. Kiijojatoleslani Syyed Ahmad Khorircini said doctors who examined his In addition, Chatti said the conference was "certain" to approve a final cornrnunlque specifically calling on the London. There were 22 million eligible clearly referred to the exiled hrah of voters in the election Friday. Iran, whose extradition from the United If Bani-Sadr continued to reap such a States for trial in Iran was dt'miianded by father in tire morning found his pulse and bloixi pressure normal. Soviet Union to withdraw its estimated large share of tile ballot, lie was expected the Moslern students who seized tli*o liam-Si~dr did not explicitly demand He has allotted 75 days away from his 85,000 troops from Afghanistan, which to take 77 percent of the votes cast, giving embassy and the hostages Nov. 1. Maitland was kicking around the that tha deposed shah be returned to Iran the necessary majority to negate the Admiral Ahmnad Madani, torcrt'm- in t'xthange for release of the hostages question of "What do we do next?" that it regular job to the trip, but estimates it did not send a representative to the need for it run-off election in the contest governor of the southern province of but iris position scented more hardline came up with the suggestion that chapter will take 49 or 50 days. He expects to emergency summit. "There is it consensus of opinion of seven main candidates. canoe an average of 17 miles a day. "It Khuzestan, trailed far behind in second than his approach (luring his 18-day stint liaison staffer Peter Quincy make the Brmni-Sadr, 46, apparently hardened his place with approximately 15 icrc'rrt of as Iran's acting foreign minister before against vary," said Quincy, "with different strongly the Soviet intervention trip to call attention to "The Year of the will earlier moderate stance on the U.S. the vote, or about it million votes in the hrt'nig ouster! last November. Coast" proclaimed by Governor Bob conditions. The weather will be a factor in Afghanistan." he said. strnith and also the and exn e riencenf .II WIU4II, } canoeing partner at the Ii Ms. Mager, known for her efforts in rescuing and caring for wounded eagles There are 47 Audubon chapters In the and other birds of prey, actually lived state, and Quincy expects to touch base atop a:pbe tree In an eagle's nest near with 32 of them during his trip. The Lake Oviedo foe sW daya'tö' ralaChüidf for City, and Gainea'viIle chapters are construction of an aviary for the large planning to canoe down the 'Suwannee birds. River to join him accompanying him as The society plans to highlight the far as Crystal River. Seminole Memorial Hospi tal Pt! t' mm: l,t'c,it' we carrie IlL" tremendous economic, environmental ployces' benefits were amrromrg top conAlthough llCA has different medical Part of the time he will camp along the and aesthetic values of the coast, while route and at other times he will be cerns as negotiations began this mm urning and life insurance programs than the recognizing the widespread misuse and staying overnight at fish camps or with between Seminole County and Hospital oilily for employees, Lewis pointed out abuse of coastal resources. ThL effort Is friends. Corporation of Axnt'rica11CM, the- areas if t-ustn!mler service where HCA aimed at publicizing the need for coastal Nashville group that has won the rights might be better. resource planning and management in He will be taking along three gallons of to assume control of SM1I. In other areas of the contract the state. Eighty-five percent of the fresh water, which he will replenish at County Admi ni strat or hover negotiations, the county and HCA agreed population of Florida lives on the coast. stops along the way, an Ice chest, a Neiswender and Assistant Counts flay would probably settle accounts Other objectives are to raise funds for sleeping bag, tent, stove, mobile tranAdministrator Jeff Etchberger began receivable at $1.7 million, with the coastal conservation efforts and to smitter-receiver, underwater camera, discussing aspects of tire proposed realm i5atiun that the amount actually broaden the Image of the Florida life jacket, extra paddles, extra clothing, contract with Doug Lewis, hl('A's collectible may be more or less. Audubon Society. "When they hear food and a backgammon set — he is Another main area of concern acdirector of domestic developrmierrt, at Florida Audubon, a lot of people think hoping his various canoemates will know cording to Neiswemider is pay back of the a.m. we're just involved with birds," pointed how to play his favorite game. Although "From our point of view and the $I million I Iill-Rurton obligation, an out Janet Roth, vice president in charge he Is an avid fisherman, he Isn't sure county's we want to insure," I.e',is obligation to refund federal loan money of Public Relations, "but we are involved about taking fishing gear, because he emphasized, "that we don't overlook as t ile hospital transfers to a profitIn the total conservation picture — clean doesn't think he will have time and there anybody and make sure the L'Iiij)l(ryet's riraking entity. sir, clean water, and preservation of the won't be room. IA'WIS said: "HCA is willing to don't lose on this deal. wetlands and coastal areas." "We want to make sure eurplovees negotiate the pay back for the county, but From Crystal River to Homaseassa he A marine biologist and geologist, receiving benefits based on the number we don't have the power to pay It off. It's will be joined by a flotilla of 4-Hers. was ' longest canoe of years worked are not cut off just still the county's obligation." hat Ahtiif QS 'nI1a ni 4 Ii. trfn u,ltI In t ho to river u"lp. 11 "enniwe" "It will be a Everglades National Park where he will • to we in a canoe bet be camping out. In the Dade County area . ' unique experience for me,"hesald. i,,, looking forward to being joined by will launch his 17-foot he is Quin unit ' A, now u eep 6 - - last June? With a 904-mile canoe trip estimates one-third of the trip will be In around the coast of Florida, of course! open water and two-thirds will be inIt was while the Florida Audubon tracoastal waterways. '3 great power to reverse the coursw (if its pit lest inian issue and tile crisis in Iran. sessi(m oer the Soviet invasion and stationing of 85,0W troops in neighboring .\fLh;uustan. • I.Ady" Doris Mager's nest-sitting exploit challenge for the canoeists. Quincy Moscow action by the Moslern countries. 14 at Iewsr left. Give ta try. 's$I If If11 'fS1JfIf usidy 'g avssi JI.LaSOt'nI 1'i'awSIwmas'I :gi Ilmoo 1'J ;2T knot Is to tv - . - tI.- - d knot in this rope with a simple flip Of my vff list." Grasping the rope in his right han4 he flips the .nd over his arm, as shown attopI.ft, and as the knooswings th rough the loop, yanks back his hand. Alakwaim lis whc- -' '5 - -. Canoe Aroun State gth wo S I - '$AUA PUV 1.11W 'V.111415 Aij, Quickie Quiz: Name two devices used to tell time before the invention of machanical clocks. Answer in 30 s.conds. * 9^1 .,,, pv 101PUN irj - .• a corner sating his Christmas pie, he had an MY STARSI As Little Jack Hsr,,er schnhtzei?" Fill Idea: "Why don't I go ever to Grand____ house and have some blanks with names of planets If you can. Don't take this be seriously, folks. 'AiAIPIdSJ Pakistan President Muhammad Zia UI- negotiations. ISLA MABAD, Pakistan, UPI) An Today's session promised to stretch emergency meeting of the Islamic llaq formally convened the three-day Conference is considering expelling parley Sunday with a fiery speech ser- into the wee hours because the conAlghanistan's Soviet-backed government ving notice on the Kremlin for the Soviet ference is scheduled to end 'Fut.'sda from the organization, and has decided to invasion. After the inaugural session, morning. Pakistan urged the opening syssion of allow Afghan rebels to present their case however, hundreds of journalists were the Islamic conference to send MOscO for assistance, conference officials said ejected from the proceedings. attending the an "unequivocal today. Each of the nations Habib Chatti, secretary general of the emergency confere nce, was expected to to the Soviet Union the grave conrn Islamic Conference, told reporters after deliver its official position on the Islamic world at the presence of its a morning session "a certain country" Afghanistan, as well as on the troops in Afghanistan and calling on that - FALL OUYI What can- ou draw Is complete the picture ahoy.? To Ned sit, a connecting lInes 1 Is 2 to 3, etc. I DD ,p Hospital Employees Will Not Lose:- HCA . - vVtLAr AIM t) ne nas never gone Prudent Carter dget Boosts u.erense, Energy •, . . S . . '.. - alumliuin canoe from Ft. Pickens State Park in Pensacola with Lt. Governor his father and daughter. At FOR Pin Wayne Mluon as his canoeing partner. flotilla of local Audubon members who Mizaonhu signed on for the first leg of will camp on an island with him. Ms Roth hasaetupapressconference the hip along the Gulf coast. Flfty-four others have signed up for stints on the for him at Pensacola and will be there to WASHINGTON (UPI) President trip from Pensacola to Fort Clinch State see him aft. Members of the staff will Park, northernmost spot on Florida's meet him at larger cities along the route, Carter today sent Congress a "prudent eas where press conferences and various and responsible $615.8 billion budget for t co.. ther events are planned. Various fish fiscal 1981 which gives top priority to They include Elton Gissendanner, o t of fries, clambakes and barbecues have defense, energy and helping the nation's director of the State Departmen Natural Resources; Col Robert Brantly, been planned to coincide with his youth find jobs. In an effort to curb inflation, Carter director of the Gain, and Freshwater estimated arrival locations along the proposed a federal deficit of 115,8 billion Dale way, Fish Commiaslo State Re -' .. •:' ' - at S ' U I . ' ' — which would be the lowest in seven Padp% uveral county commission As a marine biologist and geologist, he years, $50 billion smaller than when he ca"ClAtes, runiciloial leaders, business will be making observations an tape and first ran for the White House. leaders, chapter representatives, out- will be slowing down to study shells and .5 • door wrilm and dbers. 'o ) Carter offered no in cuts for the wildlife on ft trip. To raise funds for Audubon's general ': - ' I American people in ft election year saying that would be inflationary. But he Sears, Roebuck and Co. Is furnishing the canoe and all necessary camping conservation effort, Including fighting said would withhe more b consider tax cuts, along Par for the adventure, right down to beach erosion and protecting coastal rograms, if the Quincy's thermal underwear. February resources and wetlands,- the society significantly worsens. can be cold even In the Sunshine State, encourages corpora tions, groups and dllyPapMidk,butth1sUme individuals to sponsor Quincy for por. - The budget document contains a ofyearw forecast by Carter's economists that avoid the hurricane tons of the trip, iieeon and in hopea the mosquito. will DONATIONS can be sent to CANOE-A- consumer prices will rIse 10.4 percent not be as bad - they would In warmer ThON, Florida Audubon Society, P.O. during calendar year 1980, compared to lest year's 13.3 percent. months, especially in the southern tip of Drawer 7, Maitland, Florida 32751. - S I .— . Iis fl..,I.,,.i.... - - , ..e itk - proposed expenditures of $142.7 billion in 1980, a 3 percent "real" increase over inflation. Carter asked Congress for a 5 percent Increase In defense budget authority, some to be spent in future - / 7 "an FA The money would be used to develop a new land-based intercontinental missile system, the MX; bolster NATO forces and improve the U.S. ability to deploy forces in other parts the world. "I cannot lgnoi's the major Increases In Soy military spending that have places" Carter said. "..j cannot Ignore the Implications Iran or Soviet pggresslon In Afghanistan. of 1 SUPPORTING THE SHERIFF of terrorism in - IA. Gov. Wayne Mlxson, at the microphone, annouftc his support for the re-election of Seminole County Sheriff JohnPolk at a fundraising barbecue held in Polk's honor Saturday. More than 1,801 persons, including state Insurance Commissioner 8111 Gunter, at. tended the barbecue to assist Polk in filling up his War-chest for the U pcoming ca,nuakn. S..' ' I --'1.'•-" ." .. .. M' ,44 ., -.L. S •7, - j .. I. - ,- . j ' .i ,... '. . . ..... — ..-- . _ .j ,,. . , .4- .• .,.,. i. 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He also belonged to On Sanford Mrs. Mary Ebersole,14 400 Highland St., Altanuonte Masonic Lodge $3 F&AM, Springs, died Saturday at Sanford York lUt. Bodies and Florida Hospital, Altamonte. On Bahia Temple of the A native 01 J.ftuaoiu, Ohio, SIrine. 17 DONNA HeraldI Writer ___ Florida must out the use of energy In the stats by 21 percent wnthenezt10yeemorthspr.014sMwifldoftfa' Net Um Ebersole was a resided He is survived by his wife,. LI. 0ev. Wayne Missan gave tide wimlag Ii thi _ of Altsenos*e Springs for the Mrs. Edith M. Wade, and maenli.rp 01 the Al iiirlbsrry flIUIbSP. of -two winters. H Wade and sore, 1jmuss CWcI at Its iIith'.'' SWirdS t_t Survivors Include I 'William T. Wad., all of Pub $S$Wd17 11111111L _ daughter, Mrs. S ford, Th om as an an d tires gramud We have to e the k4ItIative In 0NNUOS In (Elizabeth) Horvath, of children. Flori4st Miasuu sold, adding the best wey st U& Um IPAltamont. Springa; a ion, Grankow Funeral Home Is Plains to be by prividiag ''IStiSV' ad 1 M41v. 1k Renld Ebersole of Ooim,ant, In charge of rang.ments. poimed ai Md Il$,*barrels doll can be aved irMasfly by te rs, Mrs. Ohio; three sis motorists chaining the II miles per how spud limit. lbs of Jefferson, letsmorIMs oft o,srtheopssdlisgt mad be Mrs. Helen Laylin 01 BENJAMIN atiore fr is. HssaldstMrwayd.acmragthg P'l Ohio and Mrs. WADS, PIANKUN — Funiratsirvlces fuel sa 11sritsbs keying a Iir55 0 1 05 $)' Dorothy An Mullett of br IInIamIn Franklin Wade, 77, Iwo .1106 O Manor Drive, Ian ____ _____ Ohio a brother Burton, lord, who died Saturday at his ___ Hossm 11ii.4 Mm'ch ci California residence, will be atil am., to OOv, luirgy y be grte 01 mousy tO hiI)SSUI Tuesday, at First Sept st vi is 6* kIesJL Church, with Dr. J. Ted Orus*ow4aisss Fomeal cam.,.$anlord, ornci.. eurial In "We ds'I won asm else is do it for us." he aid. Home 1 Lasgw.od wig Oaklawn memorial Fork. 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Maivte WImvnD.Lesg - - "Ta 1111111111% so , WAb M. - -. asm ___ . : an A)be t Ny M1 a X 11111111 iu' - SWOM .- y Iis red Bol do bowd d*is sji ef ga 01 ----- sairn Da pow 01 Sue- 01 ftUr VEa&iue 1 I Ni, W1N IfrM -.1 " __ Ernest Moody Herman H. Walistiom Elizabeth A. W.wr Harry Williams Lillian J. Gloss, Deltona Sandra Brooks, Lake Mary Verna K. Dickens, Caswlberry Irene Maul.. CAu.lb.crv BIanchR. Lashley, Lake Helen Dolores L. Shape, Apopka SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JAN. 26 ADMISSIONS Sanford: William S. Anderson Willie r. David W. Snyder, Francis F. Jenkins Ella Jones John F. Wetzel Joseph Hersey Jr.. Lake Monroe William A. Otley, Delfona Thomas A. Gardy, Phoenix BIRTHS Barbara Bradford a girl, San. lord DISCHARGES JAN. It ADMISSIONS Sanford: Harold W. Jackson Nellie M. Jones Bertha Moor, Lassie B. Murray Giovanni Gaffe, D,Bary Howard I. Houser, o.a., Nicholas J. Cenicole, D.N.Na Donald Herchinroder, Delta" Eileen C. O'Reilly, Deltons Russell P. Adams Virginia A. Burtnett George Coachman Mary J. Evans Ella L. Jones IdO _____ L' - j - . -— -1W" ______ DISCHARGES • As Nadine Sanford. Sanford Barbara S. Parley, Longeood IF` S P ECI A I.IIt A AAf MiD LOCAIEDU4 , wsps ami.sa ORGANS FA25UO14 SQUARE mU ho.i - • r III11pk,;as*s,,.,,, m. s14elsi,amg, s IN N. .wn. M" OW ftaso Pedal $- flh'1 Mill • ibm. UekJ1., Week N ssg M, $LNg v%.s*j ens, Year, SV MIPS VNE $IMs MSalS. N.W.5 MhL sm.", Y.er ________ - - i--. / It ____________________ ___ ____ .1 ) - -- - wvT 191 __1!; _______ .6 Bundy's Defense May Be_.gin Wednesd ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - With the slow process of jury seretioiflrI the ii L'hóFè1ündy's scf'i'[&rIiIi murder trial has been moving right along. After two weeks of jury selection and a week of testimony, the current estimates are that the prosecution will wind up Its case Wednesday. The defense then will begin the following day. Fifty witnesses were called to the stand last week. Much of the testimony remaining apparently concerns technical evl- dence such as the tiny fibers which supposedly link Bundy and the vitiiii. The state claims Bundy lured Kim berly Leach, 12, from her Lake City schoolyard Into a white van on a rainy day in February two years ago. The girl's decomposed body was found two months later In an abandoned hog pen on the banks of the Suwannee River. Bundy, 32, already Is under the death sentence for the murder of two Chi Omega sorority sisters at Florida State , A J .*3 W uei 'si Universi(y a fr" -- .2. e*- :.-.. The defense already has gone to great lengths to emphasize that none of Bundy's prints were found on the white van believed to have carried the leach J1'I f-o her death. Nor was their evidence of any wiping, said the fingerprint expert who took the stand, lie did find 87 various prints. however, and defense attorney Lynn Thompson made him describe the locations of every single one of the 87 to make his ito or point. - ,,,, (UP! - President Moscow as long as Soviet troops were in largely black audience when he said: Carter ter has expressed satisfaction that Afghanistan. 'I doubt that well ever see again any the U.S. Olympic Committee is supCarter was scheduled to sign his officious-minded bus driver making porting his atte mpts to boycott the 1980 games in Moscow or move them as a fiscal 1981 budget in a ceremony this blacks move to the back end of the bus. protest to the Soviet Invasion of morning on a day when his official We're not going to be satisif led having schedule was light, blacks, Hispanics and women dr iving Afghanistan. the bus. We want to see them own the "Yes, very much," Carter replied He and his wife spent their 68th bus company," Sunday night when a reporter asked weekend at the presidential retreat at him If he was pleased by the corn- Camp David. After they returned "In the last three years, we haven 't mittee's decision. Sunday night he defended his record on done very much. But we've begun again Carter got the loudest applause women and minority rights In a speech to realize the dreams of Hubert Humduring his State of the Union address to the Leadership Conference on Civil phrey, Clarence Mitchell and others last 'week when he said he would not Rights. like them In this room," Carter told the favor sending an American team to He got his loudest applause from the largely black audience. , Boycott Support Buoys P - I - SPEC IAL!! ' C1 10 ' :e) Is #1 .. 11 , Thursda y 'I - .40 Af te r demands holding the administration accountable for Its foreign policy mistakes. Baker was the guest on CBS' "Face the Nation," and said the presidential candida tes all support Crter's efforts to free the hostages, but that does not mean they are barred from criticizing what he called the failures and mistakes of Carter's foreign policy. Sen. Robert Dole, R.Kan,, who Is reported to be considering withdrawing from the GOP presidential race to seek reelection to the Senate from Kansas, also roused a weekend audience by suggesting the president should have beefed up armed forces around the hot spots of Iran and Afghanistan, On the Democratic side, Sen. Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass., spent most of Sunday In his Senate office, working on his speech that was to be delivered today at Georgetown Univeratty, and taping TV commercials to be shown In New Ramp. shire and throughout New England this week, He got more bad news Sunday from two new polls -one of them In New Hampshire, whose primary the senator says he must win to remain a viable candidate, The Boston Globe reported that Carter has almost reversed his standing In New Hampshire since four months ago and now attractss4percentof poll respondents whoare likely tovote In the Feb. 26 primary. Kennedy had 36 percent In the poll, and California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. had 5 percent. And a new Gall up poll over the weekend showed Kennedy still leading Carter on the leadership Issue but by 58 percent Instead of the 76 percent of last July. I I 1 Xj • '10401011a r lay"sark ~ 111 ______ J ID ANNOUNCEMENT .1 A Toastmaster Club Is being formed to serve Sanford-North Seminole & South Volusia. All previous Toastmaster & Toastmistress' In. tsrested parties are encouraged to Inquire regarding meeting dates a other organizational information. PLEASE CALL MS. DEBBIE ROGERS 9.5 AT 322.5131 FOR DETAILS 'U a - :' :1 'Shake, Shake, Shake' More Earthquakes Expected By Californians LI LIVERMORE, Calif. (UP!) There was a b.6 quake Saturday night, Ulirhammer said there have been Residents In the Livermore Valley, and early Sunday the earth shook to a 4.0 more than 100 aftershocks .ini'. Thi,r. rocked by tiree strong earthquakes and reading. The epicenters of both were sday and the valley could expect more more than 100 aftershocks, can expect near the first one, quakes "for at least it couple of more more of the same at least for the next The first big quake caused the most weeks some as strong as 4.0." couple of weeks, damage to a 111111-unit mobile home park The third big quake knocked down Scientists at the University of and to the lab, which perform energy other ceiling tiles at the San Francisco California seismographic station In and nuclear nearby Berkeley said Sunday night that two quakes caused minor damage to International Airport, caused a 5.lnch some homnei and stores. There were 45 crack in a freeway near Livermore, do. Of the temblors may reach 4.0 on casualties In the tiree quakes, but none maged 40 homes In the Old School Road the Richter scale, 01 the victims suffered major Injuries, district near Livermore, knocked out The valley's seismic turbulence began Dr. Robert Uhrhammer, a UC telephone and electric service for a time, Thursday with a 5.5 shaker with its research seismologist, said all of the burst some water lines at a steel cornepicenter near Livermore, a community quakes occurred along Us Greenville pany, knocked goods from the shelves at known for Its superescret weapons Fault, which had not generated any liquor stores and supermarkets and facility the Lawrence Livermore s"aNe shakers since 1955 when there forced ceiling Was and light fixtures to Laboratory, was one measured at 4,5. fall In a shopping cantor. ..._- - Robert J - Smith M.D. DERMATOLOGY _____ -- . it in Di$N$OS And Surgery -' PHONE 322.7$0 2425 PARK AVE. SANFORD - Hwy. 434 & Weklva' 8624517 __ -' - LOsgwoo TNIVFrn.!.I HOSPITAL NOTES Sanford: - -- -. I ~ t', . , %M -- - WW 30- sheaedscrIbsdle Ndlii llIbdav01 ,a.dlhsraby avNu$.ma01asINrir - MON - .- :uuele 01, - glvul is: H gw'------am 4=1"AEd - . 1 tr. JANUARY __ • - '. - ir.ioii.s . ' ..., - - V - NATIONAL REPORT: The on-again, off-again 1980 Is on again today, dumping snow from the Rockies to the United Press International Great Lakes. Temperatures dropped to 32 below zero at Butte, Ronald Reagan says the United States should blockade Cuba Mont., with below reported elsewhere in Montana, the o show the Soviet Union means business In the Middle East. Dakotas and Wyoming. Freezing temperatures stretch from Sen. Howard Baker saysItPresident Carter's "failing foreign the Pacific northwest, across the northern half of the country, policy got us into this mess," with near zero temperatures over Minnesota and The two Republican presidential candidates appeared on Nebraska.Temperatures in the 50s and lOs prevailed In the separate television programs Sunday. And former Texas Gov. south; 70s were reported in southern Florida. Freezing rain John Connally drew a standing ovation at a weekend meeting and light snow was falling over New York and Pennsylvania of southern GOP officials by criticizing the president's "Three Sunday night. Stockmans and travelers advisories were posted R's - retreat, retrenchment and resignation." over much of Idaho for cold temperatures, strong winds and The tacit quietus on political debate of foreign policy matters slippery roads. - In effect since the takeover of the U.S. Embassy In Iran AREA READINGS IS a.m4: temperature: 58; overnight nearly three months ago - obviously Is over. low: 58; yesterday's high: 74; barometric pressure: 30.09; Reagan, interviewed on CBS' "Sixty Minutes," was asked, relative humidity: 87 percent; winds: North at 12 m.p.h. what action he would have taken as president after the Soviet TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 5:54 am., thrust Into Afghanistan. 6:15 p.m.; lows, 12:04 a.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 5:46 He replied: "I'm suggesting that we might blockade Cuba a.m., 6:07 p.m.; lows, 11:55 a.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 12:53 and stop the transportation back and forth of Russian arms of the Soviet military -I - a.m.,; lows, 6:12 a.m., 6:12 p.m. I'm talking of a process In which you BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out select something that Is of Interest to the Soviet Union and say 50 Miles: Winds northerly 10 to 15 knots becoming northeast to the Soviet Union: 'This is how seriously we take what you've around 10 knots tonight and Tuesday. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Mostly done over there In this independent nation and we're going to cloudy, do this until you withdraw those troops." AREA FORECAST: Becoming partly cloudy today through At the southern GOP leadership conference, Reagan called Tuesday. Highs in the upper lOs to low 70s. Lows tonight In the Carter's policy "utterly ridiculous (for Its) contradictory mid and upper 40s. Winds northerly 10 to 15 mph diminishing signals" to the Soviet Union. tonigh t. At the same conference, Connally drew applause by saying, "Patrotism doesn't demand that we remain silent." He said it - David Armondi, owner of Dave's Body Shop, Sanford, reported to Sanford Police that tools valued at up to $1,000 had been stolen from the shop Friday night while employee Terry Robbins had been gone for about an hour to pick up some truck doors. ohia, . BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) A knife-wielding ShIlto Moslem militant, accompanied by his wife and four Infants, hijacked a Lebanese airliner today, but freed his 137 captives after he was allowed to deliver a speech at Beirut airport urging Iranians to come fight In south Lebanon. Officials said Ahmed Ally lisa, 21, took control of the Middle Eastern Airlines Boeing 730,10 minutes after It left Baithdad for Reirut at 9:40 a.m. TOW TAKEN MRS, MAIIYEIERSOLE WEATHER Moslem Frees 137 CaptIves crIm . - Reagan: U.S Should Blockade Cuba: Baker: Failing Policy Started Mess winter of . Iii ('0 o r e B undy'A center confers with defense law y ers, who are expected to begin caning witnesses this week. rt - ___________________________________________________________________ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Gov. Bob Graham next week will ask the rest of the Cabinet to join him in seeking tough changes in the law requiring the restoration of land ravaged by phosphate mining. -Graham said he will ask the Cabinet Feb. 5 to take a hard look at Florida's mining practices and join him In endorsing tough new reclamation legislation being drafted by the Department of Natural Resources. - "There are no teeth in the currect law," says Jere Moore, Graham's director of Cabinet affairs. "It's supposed to be mandatory, but It's really not because there's no real penalty for violations." By United Press International Egyptian President Anwar Sadat today announced the expulsion of all remaining Soviet civilian experts and a drastic cutback of Soviet Embassy personnel In Egypt to protest the invasion of Afghanistan. Israel, meanwhile, delayed sending Its envoys to Egypt today because of last-minute request by Cairo to postpone the opening of the first Israeli Embassy In an Arab country. Sadat. In a hard-hitting parliamentary speech, also accused Saudi Arabia of "treason and ignorance" for allowing Soviet arms to be ferried across Its skies to the Marxist regime In South Yemen. 11. She was joined by two male accomplices, who forced Crompton from his truck after robbing him of cash, they say. Crompton had been at a new lounge on Sanford Avenue, said deputies, adding they did not have the name of the particular bar he had been at. HOME BURGLAIIIZE1) A retired Seminole County man returned home Wednesday afternoon to discover many of his household items taken by -burglars, deputies report F.C. Corley, 6$, of 1931 Eastbrook Blvd., told deputies his house was burglarized between 12:15 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. Wednesday by thieves who made off with two color televisions, a microwave oven and other Items. A neighbor told police he believes the theft was committed by personscklvingagreyvanseenintheareaduringtheftme Must AREA DEATHS 0 Energy By 25% Graham To Ask Cabinet To Seek Phosphate Law ' - -. Begins FLOR IDA Red .. __ Selection Raped - . . ,• • • • . -, A . Prds purchased mid__ junsrisrosmeIsrepurMu f. 10 / - knimMaMsJset$IIIINermv. (m.itmu1 to Msmsres Itam Jury ROCKFORD, Ill. (UP!) - It has been a year since the first bodies were pulled from the dirt crawl space under the Chicago-area home of John Wayne Gacy, who Is accused of killing more people than any other person in U.S. history. Today, jury seiction for Gacy's trial was set to begin in Winnebago County court, instead of Chicago, because defense lawyers successfully argued that Intense publicity about the sex slaying deaths of 33 boys and young men would bias prospective juror& The trial itself, however, will take place In Cook County Criminal Court before Judge Louis B. Garippo and the jury is to be sequestered. Garippo said he hopes jury selection can be completed by the end of the week, Sadat Expels Experts, Some Personnel At Embassy - 5- Gacy 1'ney ere nsuu today in I a ir caf iIMf' st a Jacksonville hospital where they were being treated for dehydration. - - - ito Willis, Doug Dixon, 21, of Waverly, Ohio, and Chris Napolitano, 19, of Bowie, Md.,.hs'I been without pro visions since Tuesday when their 40-foot sailboat, The Reality, sank about 10 miles off Stuart. ,,, £ WORLD IN BRIEF . . . . . • •....... . .............. . . .......... . 'S Woman By DAVID M.RAZLEII Herald Staff Writer A Kissimmee woman was raped by tire. men Saturday morning after she accepted an offer of a ride hno from them, deputies report. Deputies say the woman left the Club Two Spot In Eatonvllle early Saturday morning with the tire., who promised her a ride home. Instead they drove to, an orange grove near Hhiview Drive in Seminole County and assaulted her at about 4:30 am. The woman was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for minor Injuries suffered during the assault. FRAUD AKETS Two men were arrested at the Fern Park Zayre Department Store Saturday and charged with theft through fraud, deputies day. . Perry E. Cox of Miami entered the More at about 1:10 p.m. Saturday and plebed ep a boa doW"g an antinda rotof, valued at $7171, and plae4d it now the door, deputies say, A short time later, Ca's brother Anthony, 01 North Carolina, took the box to the refund desk and returned' the rotor, deputies aid, adding the two were immediately grabbed by More security and held until they arrived, DEPUTIES CORRECT REPORT An offer ofa ride home toa woman, which led to the theft of money and a truck from a $41ewold Sanford man Jan. 11, was not made at The Elbow Room but at another Sanford Avenue bar, deputies now report ____ The correction was made after the owner of the Elbow Room W them his ,Mâvn.nt was closed at the tins the crime . . . . . The men, weakened so badly they could hardly move, were awakened by the shark bumping the raft Saturday. "We had seen sharks before but this one ELKHARD tad, (UPI) Fire officials today Investigated the possibility a weekend blaze at an aging hotel for transients in which five people died was deliberately set. Five other people who jumped Swiss Inn to escape the flames from the three-story early Sunday morning were injured, three seriously. Four remained hospitalized today. "We're just not willing to speculate yet on the cause of the fire, or how exactly it trtwi it in Yoder said. "But I wil l say we are U VCluef uean looking at the Possibility of arson," IN BRIEF r.purcli.ss . . . ................ ..... . ......... . . ...... . . . . . . '\ - was determined to get us, - recalled Jerry discouraged him because he left." Willis, 35, of Navarre, Fla., from his hospital Looking up, the three men saw a passing bed Sunday. "Finally he came toward us and freighter that noticed their frantic waves and tried to bite the raft. You could see his teeth picked them up. and see his eyes staring at us." Stabbing at the shark's back with a small "If he hadn't attacked, we would never pocketknife, Willis managed to drive It awa,. aiô i1Is. auràay "I stabbed him right forward of the dorsal morning, due to a lack of food and water, we fin next to the spine," he said. "It must have could hardly move," - Weekend Option to purchase contract for the 7.9 acres of clty.owned property off French Avenue and new the lakefront is ready for Sanford City Commission action at Its 7p.m. meetingtoday. Thomas Rucker, an Altamonte Springs entrepreneur, is offering the city a $13,000 deposit on the option to purchase the tract for $130,000. The option, if the commission approves the proposed contract, must be exercised by Dec. 1, IM. Tentative plans are to construct condomniniwna. In other business, the commissioners are to take formal action to abolish the utility tax on fuel oil. The commission agreed several weeks ago to abolish the tax effective Feb. 1. Action by the Florida Legislature In the 1V79 session reducing the city's ability to levy a utility tax on fuel-oil use from 10 percent to 4 percent spurred the city commission to agree unanimously to abolishing the tax altogether. City Commissioner John Morris said the tax was discriminatory In that fuel-oil dealers whose business were located outside the city could not be required to collect the tax from city customers. The city expects to lose $522 in anticipated revenues from February Uwoimh September by abolishing the W. City Manager Warren Knowles will report to the commission that he has prepared work specifications on private maintenance on the city cemetery. Proposals are being requested from firma doing this type of maintenance. During recent discussions concerning whether the city should sell the cemetery, it was noted that It may be possIble for the city to save money by contracting maintenance work rather than by hiving It done by the city. Knowles also will tell the commissioners that Dr. Russell Shaw took over as city physician on an Interim iaAb ufl Jan. I. The city's physician of many years, Dr. T. F. McDaniel, retired after many years on the job. He is continuing his private practice, ASSETS Cash and due from depository Institutions .......................................17S3 U.S. Treasury securities ............................. Obligations of other U.S. Government agenciesand corporations .. ..................... 1.911 11, Obligations of States and political subdivisions ln the United States .................. 1,570 Other bonds, notes, and dSbSflt(M'$$ ......................................none Federal Reserve stock and none corporate Tradingaccount securities ...........................none Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agre.m.ntstoresell .......................223 Loins, Total (excluding unearned Income) ................................ 14,359 Lou: allowance for possible loan losses..................................N Loans, Not ......................................... 14,291 Lemfinancing receivables..........................none Sank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other ass.ts representingbark prernhs.s .......................1,137 Real estate owned other than bank premises................................... Inv.stnwnts In unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated coitipanles.................... ................... none Customers' liability to this bank onacc.piwicvsouisldndlng ...... .;.—...... -non. herassets........................................ 341 TOTAL ASSETS (sum of Items lthrull) ..........................23,131 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ...................4,951 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, .nd corporations ........ .......................... 12,115 Deposits of United Stit.. Government ................none Deposits at States and political subdivisions In the UnitedStates .................................... Deposits at foreign governments and Official Institutions ........................... none Deposits of commercial banks ........................ $ Certified and officers' checks ......................... 400 TOTAL DEPOSITS (sum of Items l7thru23) .........................21,340 Total dsmanddiposlts ......................7,143 Total tlnw and savings deposits .............. 13,471 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to none Into est.bsaring demand roles (note b&adcu) Issued 10 the U 137 Other ilablilties for borrowed none mnon , Mortgage indshtedn.s. and liability f now links liability on acceptances executed non. l liabilities 21$ TOTAL LIABILITIES (including subordinated nets. and debentures) (sum 01 Items I4thVu$) 218112 $ubordhi.ted notes and debentures none EQUITY CAPITAL Preferred stock a. No. shares outstanding .none (Per value) none Camman stock Na. shares authorized 72.300 Na shares outstandIng 72,005 (Par value) ........ none 31$ Surpluis tlmidivided p401111 ................ 254 Reserve for contingencies and itt none TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL 1.379 (vim 01 Items 15thru) TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL (sum of Items 25,31 and 37) ............................... 23,131 MIRANDA Amounts outstanding as of report date: at)).Standby loiters none 01 a'.dIt. W•I as(s). Amount of standby lifters 01 credit InMemoItem Is (0 conveyed to others through lpstIsns...........................,........ none certificates 01 deposit In b. danssnkisl$oii.01$1ISISOornor. .............. 2.314 C. Other time dIpnIte In amounts 01$1IS.iNvm.r. .......................•....... ram for $O calendar dsys(or LAversge ceiend.r month) .ndlng with repert date: a. Cash and due from depository ki.tltuHens (c.rrsepende to labeli.) 11111111 Ill. Federal funds sold amid securities iurdiaesd under agreements Is resell 1 37) ole) Monday, Jan. 23 iiIO3A -Al Saves Men Hopelessly Adrift In Atlan tic Ocean JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) Three men who spent five days adrift in the Atlantic Ocean in a tiny, rubber raft without food or water credit a shark with saving their lives, Officials Suspect Arson In Fatal Blaze By DONNA EffES Herald Staff Writer State lank N.. 717 Fadsril Reserve DIstrict N..i CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE STATE BANK OF FOREST CITY OF SEMINOLE IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUISIDIAR IRS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 310 1"9 -0-0,11 1 1 -- NATION IN BRIEF /! ,' Sanford Agenda Legal Notice lIsii r For Condos On McCartney, looking relaxed and fit, sfrolled on his eight-acre farm In Siasex, southern England Sunday and declared England has new looked so CW . "Tht gdmu IOU vu7 thesn, but at was a culture shock. The first few days were the worst. ............. . ... .' Shark (),-W,4 ,v like home. ....... .'-- ,... — i.r . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LONDON (UPI) Fresh from a week4ong sojourn in a Tokyo prison on a marijuana possession charge former Beetle Paul McCartney says there's no place ............. I - Monday, Jan. 23, 1950 McCartney Glad To Be . Home .S. Treasury .............. -. - - CHICKEN S w L 1044010a iiely, ~LSat Ir c wilcr . I. file- . 4 Wo . 14 r. 1% j-11I I . .. SICK? Activists Charge Mishandling Of Nuclear Fuel WASHINGTON (UP!) - Eight activist gro,s charged Miami to the DOE's Nevada test site. andsy that the Department of Energy ignored federal regula. Under federal isgulatiras, they said, such shlpnentj must lions In the 'hipping of nuclear fuel from a Florida nuclear be accompanied by armed guards along pre.designated routes power plant to the government testing site In Nevada. and state and local governments must be notified. The group said Us department "Intentionally clrcumv.ntod" Nuclear Regulatory Commiri;II regulations in Uw 3,000. DOE spokesman Ben McCarty said the department is mile slIpneuuta of about 25 truckloads of spent nuclear fuel, specifically eZ!flIpt from the regulations cited by the groups starting Sept. 4, from the Turkey Point power plant near and had comsmlled with relevant laws and regulations. CHIROPRACTIC WORKS! Consultation At No Charge DR. SILL ARMSTRONG iN Lake Shire Driv, Longwood --- II -- . - - 33 , . ;71 _ Z % 1& 0 V Aw2W ` 9 " M "~ - --T-" ~---,~-~ t,:z-~7-7, -, , . ________ _ _L:*%, ,C~i __ _AL.)t_ 1~ . Aw ~ - ~ . ~ , ~ ... 7im r. ,;r -W& .1, 1- -ç ..e -. -_ €_ 4 - . !.,." ' .' -. , -__ - .. 'LIi a- - tt. '• . - _ft_ I, -. .- ":4, �LI LI Evening Herald Property taxation and a method of setting .property assessments will be the "burning Issue" In the coming session of the Florida Legislature, according to State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D.Altainonte Springs. Noting Gov. Bob Graham has said something has to be done about taxation in the state, Hattaway pointed out Inequities In property assessments currently in Florida. He said some counties in the state have assessments of 56 tole percent of market value while <ther c& -" Seminole assesses at 70.9 percent and Orange at 65 percent. Hattaway said also said the people In the March 11 primary ballot will have the opportunity to vote on whether they want homestead exemptions increased to $25,000. Meanwhile,. Matt MeCleve of Altamonte Springs told legislators of his proposal for providing property tax relief, especially for senior citizens. He said the legislators should (USPS 111310) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-M2-2611 or 831-9993 Around Monday, January 28, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director floiiw Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 MOSthS, $22.00; Year. $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month. 114.25i 6 Months $24.0.0; Ycr won Taxpayers Mostly Honest "411W. FA Are The Clock By DONNA ESTES Another issue that came before the Seminole County ftislators was the reis.t from Sarah Bilderbeck of the "Peoples 1i'aniil" She said moift people would raDier sm t)'ir W zwvr spent for mesa transit than for new coed construction. State ftep. Bobby Brantley, R4.ostgwood, said the responses he has received so far from a questionnaire he sent to constituents a week ago, however, does not indicate Mrs. BL)derbek's position Is the same as that held by many. One question In that questionnaire was whether the people would favor tax money being used for mass transit rather than road con- Tax lawyers and accountants should have been squirming in their seats when Internal Revntiø Commissioner Jerome Kurtz spoke them VIEWPOINT currently, County Administrator Roger Nelawender said it costs the taxpayers $2 every time someone pays 50 cents for a bus ride in Sanford and 75 cents for every bus rider In South Seminole. -I- . The . M. Kennedy's 1969 auto accident on Chap- Kurtz says some of these tax shelters are an "abuse" of the laws used to justify them. They paqu csland,itsurely Is the bIzarre 1980 twist facts to squeeze a claim through a legal debate over the tidal current on the night of the accident. loophole. Two influential publications, the Reader's This is only one aspect of the decline in faxDigestandme Washington Star, Inexplicably morality.- The IRS is also wrestling with a decided late Last year to launch major inwidespread "underground economy." People are vestigations into one of the most obscure and w.nrking or transacting business on a cash or inconsequential elements of the Chap. barter basis to keep all or part of their income paq dick controversy. Both publications committed considerable from being traceable. They understate their resour ces Lu detailed probes of the direction earnings on their tax returns, confident that In- and velocity of the tide In Katanui Bay, which vestigators would have a hard time proving that separates Chappaquiddick Island from they broke the law. The IRS says this practice by larger island of Martha's Vineyard, in the persons of relatively modest means accounts for a hours Immediately following the Infamous greater loss of revenue than the abuse of-.ax accident. shelters by the well-to-do. Kennedy responded In kind, spending at , C : . a % by a pair of $86-an-hour admiralty lawyers and enlisting the services of a curred income generated in our economy is being taxed as it shoul,,be. Last year Congress authorized the IRS to hir 50 additional auditors to try to collect professor of ocean engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, some of the billions failing through the crac That may help, but it does not address the Depending upon which of the three accounts (Kennedy's, the Digest's or the Star's) is to be question of why so many otherwise honest believed, Katama Bay was either open sea at its south end or closed at the time of the Americans are trying to beat the tax collector by accident, the tide in the bay was flowing from flocking into sheltering schemes that may compromise their integrity or by lying outright on either the north or the south and the current was either weak and slack or so swift i their tax returns. almostsweptKmeciy outtosea, to duck the question because the answers lead back to the govern- ' .;. - . . At ig only is the senator's claim that he "cheaper" dollars. Finally, the government is asking citizens because of a strong tidal flow from the south and "a current pulli ng me out toward the scrupulous In computing and-paying their taxes lea*" But even If it could be or proven he when it has a reputation for recklessness in overdramatized, exaggerated liedthat about spending the taxpayer's money. There is surelya the title, far more fundamental questions link between the willingness of taxpayers to -bend or break the tax laws and the growing use of the tax system for income redistribution and welfare tentlons and propà.ed destliation when he —Why did he wait lO hours before reporting benefits to cases of less than genuine need, A citizen who sees his government wasting money is . -. BUSINESS WORLD - . - responsible for the f ci those authoritlee Lucky for the IRS and state tax agencies, the to am Conduct W opm hearing or a bA in. majority of taxpayers will gather up their W-2 vestiption into On accident? forms and financial records this time of year and do what they have always done — file a return Soviets B i 'yI ng F I$ By ROBERT MUSEL - profoundly wrong in the Black Sea,it TOnuaiii - - permitted inshore — were buying all the bb they could carry from British boats. both the Bob Hope Desert Classic and the Phoenix Open before coming here for the third event on the schedule, Watson was at home 1 Kansas City resting aiid relaxing, political on the Issue, although it would appear at this point in an ultimately selfdefeating way. By setting a deadline for withdawal of Soviet forces from Afghanistan to r.ssure an American presence in Moscow, the White House has very likely guaranteed that events, more money than anyone else and his third Varcion Trophy for the lowest scoring average. Besides, he had become a father for the first time In September and his new daughter, Meg, was his new delight. question of face that the Soviets cannot afford to lose, every day," Watson said, by way of explaini ng it wasn't a total retreat from golf, " I In all, Tom " off nearly eight weeks from toLTqpment play, so when he came have always been first and foremost a to S .. I publicity attributes the selection of Moscow 90 percent bud the tbtM catch was OMthIrd i with a sparkling 68. Then came a 69, another 68 and on Sunday a 70 that left of Soviet athletes but to world recognition of Tomazin says "the iacatriai dLsaste" season Britain is expected to further restrict tonnagetOpre.ervest.ItaIrdybj wasthsunfotseenresulto(amassiveSoyjmt Soviet contribuI tions to the "struggle for PUN." Imposed a licensing system and strict quotas plan to regulate the flow of major rivers, sen has suffered a disastrous dedha over the past 20 years," he wrote recently in New and fishing Industry executives posdurid, baAmonce anodar mud" din"#bud in tl*'Mwt Sdad' st nmill0isine- "The twO M contained a large stock of valuable fish but productive northwestern region of Us 81ók they are now almost lifeless." Hypoxia Tomazin estimates the cat to the Soviet or the lack of diseolved oxygen — occurred close to the river mouths, causing ,., the largest field Of SCOnOMICAUY Important . The Kentucky Wildcats host the LSU Bengali tonight in their first meeting of the basketball season and it's only - fitting that the Southeastern Conference lead is right there on the table. After all, these are the two teams that But If the 11th-ranked Bengali, . Sat*rday to score 18 POIntS In a 6648 wilt . JACk ANDERSON at Florida, knock off the Wlldcaiatogilght In Uzington, Ky., there is going to be a fout-way tie at the tupd the conference standings involving Kentucky, [SU, Tennessee AND Alabama. Kentucky, 17-3 overall, and LSU, 13-4, have both won four straight SEC games, N)j Ik5fl 11-7, has won six of its last Could Zia Become Another 'Shah? - _ ___ 96 staffik — will 61% Zia um MMU gold has, - bow avgilabie to Us. W90 response to the Soviet Invulon of likelier victim would be Iran, which bes been oOrtun1ty I. &eansl Na onc,41a11led funds nagoUats. But our bureaucrats, too timid to AfghwiMa, Jimmy Carter may have rushed rendered virtally d.W'— by sectional tide a leWor. firhidtlm i'ii'IW program, use this boiwiza ii a weapon to achieve too eagerly into Us embrace 01 another shah etc anby si dlon of Its FootaeS- A ,peen for the justice for the aging claimants,tentatively The president his offered $* rW1os In es'mid forces, For obvious reasees, e has Embassy In Washington brushed aside agreed to. 1674 settlement that would have military and economic aid to the r.gh'w 01 been little talk of giving aid le Aya reports Ust s Is urwp..Tbe $34 P1stw1 dictator Msd La uI8aq. Rhuhollab Khomeini to resist loviet Usited 2101111111 1_ ls, tha h ar.oMen IUcs of Us .&Idstr.tkn'g headlong aggros, ___ ruler," he told. R.vWto thi Soviet heat, rush fepropup7aactstoraidpf.elthath, Even Gin. La seems im000vthoed Ust a he sold: 't.Mits ceem d go, bat'*i. vetoed the outrageous giveaway. Sines that, Is as unpopular as Us shah w In neigh. Soviet Invasion Is hivith1 11)7 IOW3N My, VP'1 U hd to Ice otUsCzeci V 01,' He wed gold hoardmillion has skyrocketed. it's now worth at boring Iran and that American iport 01 hIs despite his p1e .rons of alarm, They that the 1$ Soviet Iflaiod casUt be let $430 despotic aeghee will remit In a in11r argue that If he lstUy thoi the Russians pinned down. e"Who knows iban?" he ad 1 iold, which. was seized by the Nazi backlnd* who. Zia Is ultbnaluly OWN 911M n1', he would net be _iIlrg that. rbII,,Hjkij that UsAIIin during World W ta.. rapuMlon Is well-docusnessisd, as Is all strings be removed from Aromiom aid. aid iishl be use4t't "It and then recaptured Is net the U.S. allied forcSs, sits In a Landon vault. It can't be his dia'egerd of world p" Despite Thor. Is, of oour.., the poulbilMy ' -1 La Lar to Iaterju.$ ft*s," be disptiaid of wIUg pe(mla worldwide pleas for c'"nty, the genii! of .lud f a Soviet ettesh over Us Sad BritishI -Metd han.d his political :•— which have than orr ibm . GOLD Jimmy lit st lithe dwIAdI 01the Americat and Mill holds PoulM's family In prisos, ter as enemy mark wha eon be hIj4 adam,tii of 4nt i yIj, Eves won fran — ove$ngULadwlthostamgy UsIeviMThdeaIsbelngrmsdbyaa., With the renewal 01 the Cold War, the vUsdoulitsabadtaa'ahlbty as an cenditian,InreIurn. inUsnneUspuinpofapt- outiosk for a No,sm, mobs in !i1nag4 Abstterpopia(1er *' i pstshrprlikj... wlthssdn.u..tir r*diy. sacked the U.S. Embemy and IeU4ILleil Its Pakistani newly 1' • U ysatv, The--Soviet. 'r1eW Ii Usasi!Wu., ths'poesib1tyof occupants, '"E two ,iy pir nanu01foMm UuJosa., ..ceof17nW* ( "1'IMim Us before La's troops get ariund to receis( the Instead, the (Jailed States sppssrs r,s AmoiIciIsers01lerapIoafer, wrIWLaabkMck. . Ulsasw'pt bM COWtruled Usta nfse fromR thadlostoLa'aawhsa1oaiho ___ Amertbe ybordwors the _______ woofULsit, 01 fly undrul spurom Is cpadl.rlag at$ag to Iu 'M Ths es. lIpil ---i ::,,i.e. to r aid to La amy alra01t, ti, armored pusl udws, proty s i**Iisd withiat.ii:a am Na *a e bees premature. Evidence that the oastams,e. prsi , g j'-t The be to gg Soviets Mv. pld PakIstan as (heir nest task, a1r400und aid alr u1is. Cop-' - 0116. cjuip psi .merjon rj tursetls ets,"ce ---'usd AndrtriplIuofULald-.iKag,st _ ..',r *my WrT bee PikIsl* san belay__Iib Afl pet* -U11M.l( I — - - %X1" NE % 2 ___ _ _ _ ____________ tIl, 1. 1. NI V! :; - , _ ar _ _ _ ' _ __ N MY 1$ DEAN!T.L Tht awn ___ ___ ___ ____ - --- . . ____ __ COsted Cut. _ _ "We're still In the SEC race." he said. "Tha (the ttree-gazne losing streak) t be really good for us. Now we can gut really mad and what we're made is LM!a$Kentiickylsthsonlv action ln _____ ___ © a. , ' ____ ____ S P O&,, sM.ALLofSo,jmis,stj' ___ - '- perfect passer for the day when a deflected pass attempt late in the game was picked off by Pittsburgh's Jack Lambert. For the game, Manning completed 9-of-b, a Pro Bowl efficiency record, for 112 yards and one touchdown on a 13-yard toss to David Hill of Detroit. . - ('rooms guard I larold Gaines (24) puts pressure on the opposition. Gaines and the Panthers of Eagles missed setting another Pro Bowl record when he returned a punt 86 yards for a touchdown. The return was 4 PRESSURE Chris Marlette are seeded second for this week's Sunrise Kiwanis Tournament. The tourney gets yards shy of the existing record, but gave the NFC an insurmountable W10 lead in the third quarter. underway with an opening round match Wed- Watson plaXed Pebble Beach and Gym. Other first round games are scheduled for Th ursday with the title game slated for Saturday. Cypress Point, two of the tournament courses, hun&eds of Ues while ls an undergraduate at Stanford. . the SEC tonight. All 10 team play Wednesday when Kentucky will be at Auburn, Vanderbilt at LSU, Mississippi State at Alabama, 01. Miss at Tennessee and Florida at Georgia and again on Saturday when Tennessee will be at Kentucky, IM at Mississippi state, Alabama at Ole Miss, Georgia at Vanderbilt and Auburn at Florida. InotherSECactp&y, VanderWI, taking ova the league scoring lead at 0.5 ppg a all five da- fec, rang up double figures, raced put dumping milwowsol state (Which ha. with SEC wwft leader John Stroud The more than 23,000 Kentucky fans who pocked Rupp Arms In ll,adngton Saturday were upset by do Geor& slowdown that saw Kentucky ahead Only 24-20 at halftime and tied at45.all with In another "near-miss," Wally Henry of the Philadelphia PANTHER nesday afternoon at 4:oo p.m. when Oviedo _______________________________________ Where it all counts, at the box office, also proved near perfect. All 49,800 tickets to the game had been sold out a month in advance, and despite live television, 48,060 sat in colorful Aloha Stadium to watch the event. The attendance was about 15,00 more than the first pro football game played In Hawaii. Attaitta Cook Red Hot Spurs 1 18m i i i By United Press International 38 points in the last 14 games, 102. Their coach can't really put was held to 28 points, on 12-of- Bullets 116, WarrIors 107 Boston. Bird helped put the tipped it in at the buzzer for a Celtics ahead 31-26 at the end 122-121 lead. He hit a foul shot a finger on it, but the Atlanta 26 attempts from the floor. Elvin Hayes and Bob Dan- of the first quarter, netting 15 for the final margin. India na Hawks just seem to play their "Drew played a fantastic dridge combined for 61 points of his points, including was led by Billy Knight with best against the San Antonio second half," Brown said, as Washington handed Golden threepoint field goals. Alsotwo 23 points, w hile Mike Mi tchell in Spurs. "The pivotal point was Sta te its fifth straight loss, the first quarter, Lloyd Free had 30 for Cleveland. "We J ust play well against Drew's defensive work. The Hayes scored 35 points and scored 12 ci his 35 points for Suns 1.25, 76ers 118 certain team," Huble Brown game was told from the grabbed 13 rebounds as the the Clippers. The Celtics are used offense from said Sunday after the Hawks defensive standpoint. We Bullets overcame a 29-point, now 22-4 at home this season. PaulPhoenix Westphal, Walter Davis went into San Antonio's played excellent defense and 16-rebound effort by the 1211, Bulls 127 and Truck Robinson to defeat HemlaFair and handed the got steals late in the game." Warriors' Robert Parish, The Nets John Williamson scored 27 Philadelphia. Westphal had 28 Spurs a 118-111 defeat, "We Spurs' Coach Doug Moe was Bullets opened up a 13-point points, including two ,free points, Davis 24 and Ro bi nson always seem to play well frank in his appraisal of the lead with four minutes throws with 14 seconds remai. 21 to of fset 34 points by Darryl here. game. remaining and the visitors ning, to raBy New Jersey. Dawkins and 30 by Julius For Atlanta, which grabbed "Our offense was terrible, never got closer than five Williamson retrieved Us ball Erving. Philadelphia's last a two-game lead in the but it evened out — our points after that. Central Division with the defense was terrible too, We triumph, the victory was the gave them layup after layup. seventh In the hist eight They just ate our lunch." meetings with San Antonio, John Shumate, playing in Knicks 90, Pistons X after a jump ball and was threat cwne with less than f ouled by Reggie Theus while three minutes in the game Ray Williams scored eight attempting a jumpshot. He when the 76ers closed the gap of New York's last 10 points, mmk both free throws to pull to 115-112. Westphal hit two including two field goals in the out the victory and cap a Jumpers to put Phoenix back Hawk forward John Drew his fifth game since he was final minute of play. comeback which saw New in command. hit 13-of-16 field goal attempts acquired from Houston, paced Williams, who led New York Jersey erase an 11-point Laker. 112, Bucks 10 MW finished with 32 Points to the Spurs with 29 points and a with 19 points, dropped in a deficit in the final eight Earvin Johnson scored 25 lead Atlanta, while backup game-high 14 rebounds. Jumpahot with 58 seconds to minutes. The Bulls were led points, hitting 11-01-13 shots Center Steve Hawes scored In other games, Washington go as the Knicks regained the by 29 points from Artis from the floor, and Kareern nine poIntsin the Pivotal third defeated Golden State 116-107, lead, and he followed wi th a Gilmore. Abdul-Jabbar added 23, qwuler. The Hawks hit ". New York topped Detroit W layup 20 seconds later to ice Pacers 123, Cavallers 121 making 10-of-15, as Los 13 field goal attempts In the 93, Boston routed San Diego the victory. Greg Kelser Alex English tipped in the Angeles won its Ilth straight third quarter after mining 131.106, New Jersey edged paced the Detroit scoring with winning basket at the buzzer at home, The Lakers, who thslrflrdthi-ee shots frotn the Chicago 121-127, Indiana 24 points and Eric Money for Indiana. After an Ipdlana shot 60 percent from the field less awn fin minutes to play before Raw. Freddie Cowan ran off s.venunanewered *Ing scorer Phoenix defeated Celtics 131, Clipper 101 Johnny Davis drove the lane led by as many as points. George Gervin of the Spurs, Philadelphia 123-118 and Los Rookie Larry Bird scored a and missed a shot. But Marques Johnson paced who has averaged more than Angeles beat Milwaukee 112. career-high 36 points to pace English was in position and Milwaukee with 25 points, points. Kentucky guard Kyle Macy, held to only four points tthit',lf, explained __ nudged Cleveland 123-121, added 20. . - timeout with six Seconds left, during the first three periods, Cowan's late blitz. "They were dou'ilng up on the wings and that left Freddie Cowan felt Georgia played emirt basketbail. "Down In Atlanta (wte Kentucky won 1$-il), they tried tonln with us," he said. "They know they had a better chance If they could sib, It down." 'INs I. racehorse candry Us peopi like racehorse kethall," add Georgia Coach Hugh Thitaoi. "a'it we feltthere was no way we couldcans Into Lexington and expect to win a highscone game. I like to rim ton. vI i've got uist on.s. 'jt, you have to try Of of _____ ____ game. I "That was good ralsgy _ said Kentucky Cooch Joe slowing It down, they amid May is Us game and hope to forts it down to the ball seconds. £ ' ______________ Banished Johnny Briggs Wants Back In Baseball -----. -- - ------- (tP4W YORK (UP!) Brius srobsb1r was a Japan were my most produc- contract and they wouidn't let tive. I was averaging 18.19 me break it." tle too hasty In leaving the home runs a season," Country. He concedes that. Finally, Brlggs broke it After his god start with the Whether he was or wam't, he nsa, packing up and going Orions, however, Brigga airandy has discovered the ba ck home to Paterson, N.J., began feeling He same truism others have where he was born and raised. isn't sure what it was, the f bdore him Baby, It'i cold As far as the Japanese are or maybe sotnetlüng else, was concerned, they still hold "They tried to tell me it 1W, only 35, would like Btt' Contt&Ct and that isn't But when It comes right contract with the Lotte Onions so mething I was bringing on to get back Into baseball. 1k maki ng it any easier for him myself, all psychosomatic, sun ooits in gooti enougii down to being offered any over in Japan, I took it." to hook on with any club in aj kind of employment in the Brlggs now thinks he may and no matter what i toii shape to take an ry . ban it first base a serve as game, B4gs doesn't 5et have acted too quickly in them, I couldn't oonv1nce this count Cishm hitter, but he'd much more than the cold Choosing the Japanese big them otherwise," Brlggs Brlgga did well with ' the "I wanted to go home. &wrs during his four-and. leagues over on, once out, even lak, a job as batting shou "I played 12 years In the big he found It isn't that easy t They told me I had a two-year a half seasons with coach or than, l gues and ea the low point, I get back In. At this point, he Isn't "When I went to Japan in fussy, mostly because he suppose, was when I got traded from the Milwaukee 1676,1 thought I was making isan't ezacizy SPECIAL1, Brewer, to the Minnesota the right decision," he says. peded with job -s Twins In 1675," says Brlggs, "Looking back, the only Oh, are, wherever he people. who played seven years for regret I have Is that I Ptlll., before they dealt might've been a little hasty. I they peat him warmly the way they did th. other him to the Brewers In 1971. was playing the outfield for CHICK "I don't really know what ft the Onions and leading the eveising at Shea Stadium whwsbathoweduptohielp was, but ldo know l,sm't club thhomerun,ajiijrujis 1.1 9 I INNER happy about going with the batted in. ~ the scouts Us "That didn't really surprise Bet Stove League honor the Twins. They didn't seem that man who originaiy signed eager about wanting me, me because I was only 31 and him, Ben Marino of the either. So when I got the my last four-five yews inus cha"ce to sign a two-year majors before leaving for - . ____ ___ ___ _ _ I CHICKEN S DINNER ___ .-. __ ning, who engineered four NFC scoring drives, missed being a .1 tangles with lake Brantley in the Seminole High __ -- Muncie's New Orleans teammate, quarterback Archie Man- I waide oDurses later this week, and you ____ - . __ - I' ps* ouit of fh• . can almost bet who will be the favorite, seven — indwft road victories over open to roll down Un Im.11 Kentucky and ISV. Tennesse Coach Don DeVoe feels that Aliema which will playISV and kerdiatty back-to-back (Feb. H) t home may have the bsId track. "Alabama h. their tough road games behind tin," said DoVoe, d1 will be ,1r7 airpelsed If Alabama loom two more games the rest of the season." And DeVon says the Volt, who got off to a 74 Mart In C play before losing their Ism Ibree league outings, can't be , . .. underway at three Monterey Peninsula (34.7 ppg) scoring 31 points, but Auburn, bolstered by the return of Durand Macklin who cam off the bench . down the road to the Crosby." The Crosby National Pro-Am gets the llh.ranked Voli suffered their third managed as a The Most Valuable Player accolade went to, running back Chuck Muncie of the New Orleans Saints. Playing in his first Pro Bowl, Muncie took part in three touchdown plays for the NFC gained 71 yards on 12 carries. Muncie passet 25 yards to Dallas' Tony Hill for one TD, and ran for scores of 1 and 11 the first tournament I played in this lost five straight), 90-74, and 01. MIss, Olympics program is openly 9/. year," Watson said. "It's a perfect way to start the year. You know I came here eager to play and I'm as eager now to go The ftbeanked Wildcats forged into the SEC lead Saturday by overcoming a Georgia slowdown in a" victory While state activity, AS is the can throughout the .1 best one out here," Weibring said later. "He's also one of the nicest people on the 'rout.! have no excuses. I played my best and that's the way It goes. I'll have my chances again," "Obviously, I'm happy about winning strong of late. I"" Once IN WW Is 0186,11t 18 I& tretnely difficult to The victory was the third straight for the NFC, who now lead yards. autonomous and must resist all pressures of But the hone mackerel also vanished, underlies the dew in diverting natural Hawaii had its second brush with the AFC 6-4 in the annual event. It was also the first Pro Bowl victory for Coach Tom Landry of Dallas in three appearances since 1971. . "Tom is a very fine player, maybe the any kind Whatsoever, whether of a political, religious or economic nature," 7bis Is the same international committee, be advised, that Initially awarded the i ' - put on an entertaining show. The NFL Pm Bowl was won by the NFC All-Stars over the AFC, 37.27, In a record-setting scoring match. Not since 1973 had any Pro Bowl team scored more than 33 points, or had the total points been higher than 61. for bogey. Mile"NWIMN ftW the Black Sea. While ' HONOLULU (UP!) , professional football Sunday, and the NFC and AFC All-StaM - standing rules and regulations mandating that all national affiliates "must be . APQMMWOA - The but of plans put forward for "&'%UYUW the x1tuationt he 91K . would WASMGTON — In his bul@ to make a \us3- - Pro-Bowl Victory birdle putt an the 17th hole and a X-foot everyone figured would wind up fielding for the league title and, although they unexpecUdy tralled the Tennessee Vols more than a month, they've both come on predators and concluded that the place of the this wadd restore the wallet deficit, It followed by the palamide and blvefl& "It bmme obvious that something waa By United Press intemijanai for doing so. In violation, you know, of experts theuØt (the partition the Mo, sea, the Dnleper and' 11* decline) Was due to the rapid MM&KIM 61 - .=,t:~ . I -,~~ 1....'' ''.1-1. 1. ~'1. ,I., 1 I eagle putt on 18. Watson had canned a 3$-foot putt on 17 to take a one-stroke lead and victory seemedathandbuthefluffedathree.foot putt on 18 for a bogey and a playoff followed. It didn't last long, Watu. making par On the 5th hole the first extra hole and Weibring mining a t)reeoot putt ISU Faces Wildcats or Conference Lead supposed special relationship with the...", . ' Soviets, and The latter to protect their more comprehensive "Ostpolltik" and especially. Us fragile links it affords to East Germany. Golft ott in um opposite direction, we Britain's Margaret Thatcher, who not only is all for pullft dw Games out of Moscow but Is Committee struggles to accommodate Washington's maneuverings only to be reprimanded by the international committee The first fish to go was the famous Black sea weed In the wvrtd. "At the time are nevertheless behaving every bit as politically. The former In the interests of - a Meanwhile back home, the U.S. Olympic - the Games received unanimous approval following the committee's closed door meeting with presidential legal counsel Lloyd Cutler. The USOC steered clear of endorsing lull-fledged boycott of the summer Games. Instead, Kane said, it was likely the committee would chose simply not to enter a team at Moscow, an option provided for in the Olympic Charter. Kane said the USOC would carry the proposal to the International Olympic S aints Spark NFC :- 0 ~, ~ , ! to Pull OU the French and the West Germans Kingdom A grand gesture that incidentally bolsters the Iron Lady's reputation for toughness. Now that's political. economy of the loss of fish foOd and substantial damage to the mussel bed around byprodixts at about $1.6 billion a ym. hIInlnaUewithD,A.Wethrjng,oneof the new potential star#, after 72 holes, offering alternative sites in Us United Sea." he wasn't quite sure where his game was. In the very first round, he found out ". not to the suitability offacilities or the renown The mickerel catches were so heavy jut what it had bee tftft'&cadn earlier.,. * didn't forget to practice, sometimes '1,.'., I each with scores of 12.underar Weihetug had gotten into heat with a fine dosing 85, which featured an 1$oot And why not. Last year, he won five political event. The Soviets' own pre-game In the Ifft fte" of then fish was don StoCkS. But to take the first first, a great to-do is being made over the injection of politics, via the Afghan crisis, Into the Games. That is a fact, and possibly a fault. But who Is to blame, or to be most blamed, is not so easily deter- But back to politics. The Kremlin is in no position to criticin since for it the Gaines 11he changel in the Azov Sea WM 'evdn mom destructive. Sttirgon, pikk, perch, Cornwall Is one of many places around us bream and tsrrft proliferated in the 1930s. world the Soviets are busily pschaft fish But any time someone like Tom Watson decides to play, they have to make room, That was the case clearly last weekend in the $250,000 San Diego Open, Watson's first event of the new season. While most id the field had played in the Kremlin will do no such thing. If Is now a LONDON (UP!) When the mackerel said. "fle only edible fish still being caught were running off the Cornish coast of Britain Wt the anthoy, a small type of I1Of3 last autumn giant Soviet factory ships not mackerel and the occasional sprai.." ___ BERRY'S WORLD - The United States has certainly gone Black Sea mackerel would be Wn by probably would at-by itself brir4 Wk, the easy prey to the temptation to look for a way out SAN DIEGO (UP!) SAN There are an lot of young players on Tour this year who are very, very good, rinéd. - another valuable fish, a type of hone fish. • - `. . . would remain unresolved. Among them: Sea ma&erel. Its 50,000 to 100,= tora of — What Were Kennedy's MOtives, in- docks had all but dis@W ad by IN7. programs known for their laxity in targeting drove from A PwtY with a young woman? Is Gaines . . bill coming due In the future can be paid with was "absolutely exhausted" by the swim `.' .. ... We're not talking about only the enrrent irouhaha over the Summer Games scheduled for Moscow. That judgment can Just as well be applied to the entire history of the modern - the night of July 16.19, 1969. Watson Charges or ,%%n Diego Title . nations would be In a dead heat for first place. on herring catches In the North Stai-Upe which involved retention of fresh river water escaped altogether. Inflation assures that a tax The USOC, It is fortunate that there is no Olym pic competition in hypocrisy. Otherwise, virtually all participating 'concerns a sihgie event that Is only an richest remaining fishing area of the Corn. in storage lakes for use by industry. 'Ind ment's door. Complexities of the tax laws invite m ar ginally relevant to the accident itself mon Market, the investment and bookkeeping maneuvers that us senator's mlcldle-of-U*nlgiit swim from can be abused as tax shelters. The notoriety of Qiappaqulcidick to Edgartown on Martha'spush Onetoof the probable reasons for otber 600W food gubg&W~m carri#d by the gather in maximum r" these tax breaks for people with high incomes Vineyard, where his hotel room was located. inn. to ... portent food fish was given Dr!David makes it easier for people with lower Incomes to Moreover, Kennedy's successful navigation ______ Tomaxin, who used to head the Marine of the 500.foàt channel In Edgartown harbor justify tax dodges. ECOIIOITIY ent of Us Economics at isast reduc., with a more scisatIP.c never has been disputed. Indeed, it's one of 'Me government's failure to control Inflation is kistitute of the Ukrainian Academy Woces. the few universally, accepted elements of his another factor. 'Tax shelters are popular as a "Something should have been done The Ind fishing us try of t he Black otherwise dubious account of the events on qWddy s"Umnin saK "but while sciedillists means of postponing a tax liability even if it is not they complain about an aching bacfr? iviuveci increasing pressure Committee that Chilean athletics should a boycott The USOC resolution supporting Committee at a meeting of the two . from the Whiteunder House, voted Saturday to stay away from Moscow because of the 1984." by the Eastern bloc nations in ficial Sunday said that whether an American team is In Moscow or not this transfer, postponement or cancellation of groups Feb. 8-10 in Lake Placid. By DON GRAFF least $10,000 for legal fees and expenses in. Mr. Kurtz estimates that only 90 percent of the __________ _________________________________ - - _. Name Of The Games Most - devoid of shelters and with no income under table. They are still the backbone of our tax system, but should the government be surprised if Monday, Jan. 21, 1910—SA WRDO SPRINGS, Cob. (UP!) support sident ter's position no n. gs is to host the l9 games swmuer, the Soviet Union The executive board of the U.S. Olympic the Summer Games be moved from "aggression against Afganistan" Sources said the tention the Winter committee most of pulling out of but committee officials likely fear that if Committee says It will suggest hosting a Moscow, postponed or canceled if the Americans athletes don't go to Moscow, Olympics at Lake Placid, N.Y., next national sports festival if American Soviet Union does not withdraw its In- would comply. athletes do not attend the 1 Summer vading troops from Afghanistan by Feb. Japan said it would decide within two the Russians and Soviet-bloc nations month. weeks whether to boycott the Olympics, might return the favor four years from Games in Moscow. "We operate on the principles of the 20. flOWS Canadian Prime Minister Joe Olympic Charter," said Vladimir Popov, Clark f Carter's position apparently was USOC spokesman Bob Paul said called The head of for a the Greek boycott, though National deputy of the Soviet Olympic first the nation's Sunday night the board will make a "full drwg some support from other Olvninlr team inv It will (,gnrn-, i Greece wnnkl fl,-nnl.ln C,mnalttan "Th,,a Olvmnk Committ e e said 'w" 'b" report on we FOPOUI 10 the USOC In Chile, Proent Gen. Augusto House of Delegates meeting April 12-13 "It is conceivable the Olympics could be ready to serve as permanent host of cannot be any talk of a boycott a Lake Placid. We will take part In the Games as In Pinochet anna Colorado Springs. Sunday he had be destroyed," USOC President Robert the Summer Games. recommended to his cowflry's Olympic Kane said. "There Is also the question of A high-ranking Soviet Olympics of- planned." ____ - Damning Aspect at tax time, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - rie _____ Americans. With or without the services of an. unethical consultant, citizens can avoid paying their fair share of taxes and stand a good chance of getting away with it. The IRS is irritated by studies of tax returns which show that a "great number" of people By ROBERT WALTERS earning in the range of $200,000 a year are paying little or no current income tax by "sheltering" all WASHINGTON (NEA) If there is any but a few thousand dollars of their income. Mr. recent event more curious than Sen. Edward may prefer - - in ethics for failing to crack down on those who put Congress SPORTS "" recently and accused their professions of a lapse their clients into tax shelters which have the color of legality but are "transparently wrong." On the other hand, the lawyers and atcountants may he as callous toward the moral implications struction. He mailed 3024 questionnaires and received 119 back within five days. The responses on this question was 72.2 percent opposed, 23.5 percent In favor and 4.2 percent who either didn't know or didn't care. Brantley said the legislators are aware that something must be done and solutions of many kinds are being studied. But, he added, the people do not seem to ma rmdt is the actumec.'Th' Sure the people are willing to give up their automobiles at this time," he said. Brantley said he is Interested In talking to anyone who has thoughts on mass transit. Speaking of mass transit in Seminole County freeze assessments on homesteads at their purchase price. When a house Is sold, he said, the state then could levy a tax of 4 percent on the sales price. - i. 0IV' s , ___ : ~ - 'sly, M*IOHOPDIN$ ___ Af I �: • .. . - . . . . .. -. - . . * -. IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IF Monday, Jan. 26, 1980 Ohio State A Lost Salvages CLOSE Weekend A gainst Virginia Ralph Sampson to take a iO-2t 11 ilItuma advantage. Sampson -- who Ileld Ohio .State's Herb Williaims to 13 points — scored 14 po)ints, grabbed W rebotinds and blocked six shots. With Sampson effectively shutting off Ohm Stiti"s inside oanlP with The Ohio State Buckeyes, facing a lost weekend and a Plummet from the top 10, [mall) found a place to shoot Sunday where Virginia's towering freshman ,-,ceneou wi them. r OUrfl-raLe(j 01110 State the B leader, ralli ed from the foul line 'n th e final 10 minutes to edge No 19 Virginia 0.65 and salvage a weekend split which ,,keeps the Buckeyes on top of their con,,. lerence. "1 think Virginia (second in the Atlantic Coast Conference) is capable of .:; beating a Big Ten team at any time," I. saiu Orno State co-captain Kelvin Ran- ... , ~; ,,.. ,.,-,,.,t...,I 1'..i,(....,;.. e,aiaua a,t ata'fan.it',. i,.,u,.- , . DI' r. . .iJ rj-j) . intimidation, Virginia, IG-4, moved tint to bret-zed by l'ittsburii 78-9, No . se',en point leads on t%o dlff( rt nt O( '\r It LLSC tkk Iti(l CCo Oflflhlti( nnec t icut '19-89 tastons earl) in the second halt. tht hust St. John s stinashed Villanuva 81-75. No. at 41-34. 8 Notre Dame edged No. 14 Marvland'tTwo baskets by Scott, WhO le d 011iti Q. No. 9 Kentucky spurted past Georgia State with 21 points, and another l)v Todd 56-49, "Old Oklahoma downed No. In Penn cut the Virginia lea d to (flt and Missouri 78-7:1, Also, No. 11 I ..SU tat Florida Ohio State took its first lead (if the SCCOfl(l , . 11'. . #I 91 • I sv"l'.U'IS 73-70. NFl. 15 Put due lost to No. l lfli1Ulflu ,., strong .1 . I I i - :. .... ORE rolq ;r///,-c7 6'1"P,411(91YRW~~4109 5W vpp,' Lakeview defeated Milwee in the SYSA's 8th grade boys division, 558 to move into sole, possession of first place in the .0 - Grand prix . % . 40 111111111, At * .. r t.'- ';" 2 , .'., -- 1W_A_ 'L administration. Consequ- Ken enily, the honor of burning Zuell, cruise-master; and address system and stereo Knowlton and Mrs. David Harold Scott, assist'ant equipment in the clubhouse. Goodwin as served The social gathering began cruise-master. hostesses. Some of the members went Saturday evening with a Following the dinner the mortgage was bestowed on him. At the memorable moment of the burning, the club. to the club in their trailers members raiseu covered dish supper Mrs ' - ' . I p ' 't , , ..,C ..i . A S t . .: ' t. . I -,I .-'~ ._"',~..' '111. . ,lt~~i~lr . . - ~__ .\I lid mannered Seminole coach Bill Payne just ckar up a point with the mei Ili the the tiipeul shirts. l'ai in' takes his Tribe on the road thik week for a %Vednesday showdown I butt (' ;11"d a Friday contest against Daytona _ seallreeze. • - against - Eagles Dump Vikes In i.. . when lie stopped with turbo chargei J a __.& — - '. -IN ',1. .. a forget he kept the lead (luring nearly one driving an Arrows in sixth. i,.". . , SCOREBOARD s' . ,1' 1. t , -, ', 1 1. .." ., I. Bask.t ball F' $turdpy's Coll*" Bask et ball *swits By United Press International last Amherst 60, Colby 59 (at) Boston Coil IS, Stonehlll 77 Brandeis 59, Middlebury 76 Buffalo $4, Plattsburgh 53 Budinell 59, W. Chester 71 Calif. (P..) 69, Slippery Rock 0 cl.vt n. Drew 73 . Columbia $1, Cornell 57 Colgate 73, Rbt Morris (Pa.) 6$ Duke 79, Pittsburgh 69 Gee. Wash. It. W. Virginia 7$ • 1 I U. American 62 HofitrI 79, Drexel 71 $3, Holy Crou 67 _yett• 95, Lehigh $0 iw M. Army SI (of) akw 73, Vermont 5$ MIT 5$. Coast Guard 42 Montéllir $t. 57, Ramapo 69 Pordham 63 Navy i $5. Sonaventur.n Georgetown ' li 4$ 'I Akron 63 Austin Puay 3$ Beihel $9. Gustavus 51(01) Bowling Gm 71. N. Ill. 6$ (of) Bradley 76, Drake 75 Butler 93, DePauw 6 C. Michigan 73, Ken t St. 71 Cleveland St. 7$. Campbell 64 DePaul 105. Evansville 94 Eau Claire 61, River Falls Grace 6,, Tn-State 62 -Green Boy Si, Milwaukee 33 - lIIM.ols 74, Michigan St. 65 .1-15 - ' 1 i % :' n s.m II. Richmond 7$ 55, 60. Fair.'Dickinson$7 m 13 Binghamton U ; I - $6. St.JosoØs's (Pa) 53 1111111,11110111111111 Island $1. UMeis OP *tss'mi 70, bñ$ipolt 07u, Boston 59 70 51 - 55. jolwsl 01. Vlllanova is IS, Purdui $4 io óo, MffvwQIa 73 br-a St. 5$, OklatQo. St. K KansU 7$. Colorado 61 . ' . - I I , ' . . - . -' " . . '5 -, - - ' Alfred 5$, Clrkson 76 Bluefield $3, Steed 16 Jacksonville io, New Orleans it Louisville It. Florida $ t. 73 St. Andrews 96, NC Central -; Loyola 155, oral Roberts.14 scranton 41. King's (Pa.) SI 5p5A_Ø tIali U,ProrIdinca 11 MIlluett, 55, 5, Carolina IS Noflwsi9sq'n IS, Michigan 53 $6uffiamgion 75, N.H. Coll, 73 U. Vincent 50,- Pftt'Jolvçstowfl a (301) Notes Øa 66, MIryland 13 ,,, ci.' Ohio U. PS Bail $1. 71 . ylwfl, aattan 57 Okiahop. 1$, MIssOuri I Tuøi Mirrim.ck S. IL Tulsa SI . Upelil 50. CCNY 43 $5evensPIS1.gstiaosjj I yolell,F111ff11d72 5 Wiscom In It. otis,. 71 If,., Sintitwelt *Jama 77.. Tennessee OP 1 - - - - - Midwest Ohio St. 70, Virginia 65 - - . .__ -- ' - - S - - . ' - West Goniaga 79. Pepperdlne 70 San Jose St. 69, Utah St. 67 U.S. Int'l $2, Cal.-Davis 67 . 121, . f' I 110 )a 4 5 Sunday's R esults Boston 131; San Diego 10$, att. New Jersey 12$, Chicago 177, I aft. Washington 107, alt New York 116, Golden ___ ,~ WW_ii~1.1 - S .4144 , -. M ______ . . .5 - __ -. .- - - - - AUTO S 98, DetroIt V. aft. i.t "' -:a oll T °' ''' ' S . .i '-' at members were served a delicious luncheon by M Keeth. .~ — qmm- - I - ,. J :. 1% ,. 9 'r- 5 - - - - ', . . . - - -_ • - "---'- - f.5 -' '. - . . -.- .-r..:-- - - - - 4 A ; vz . fm . - - .. I. , • Tom . - __ 1. 1. . fu 1~ # I t 5- ., .1: 4t 4 . - 1 ':, .,._ . - ;j . - . - ,. , - .. - - , . ,, '41 OANDEN or .ysq 4 MONTH I _____ -• .•... - '. . .'4 ,. ALL - %DRIVERS•S . D GARDEN OF THE MO CH ~ANNIGI A ' ''IV , ,u, Ins ,,' j, 4 .m4.,d: ,;". -,;'-r1, ,,'." .5, i . I;4.,.e I. ____ (Ct.sai - 5- 1. €1 , ,,, - ,_1yh .- .i ; x' _____ S. - 4. P ': '4I - - -' • RAA1 : . - NIW I Drive, - - Birth Announcements SUTrIII ALL U - . - - :TONY RUSS :INSURANCI • 2417 IIIN T', '5 - - J. - - . N. et , 11 -- - - - - ___ - .- '- Hospital. Hilda was welcomed Faheci, Sanford. Pat.ntal great grand- by a heother Heath Todd, 3%. Maternal grandparents are mothers we Mrs.. AV= N. Mrs. Oars C. Baker and Mr. F*.a. (iaado, sad Mrs. W. and Mrs. Elmer Tynar Jr., Swab J. Vei .$ecklsy, all of Sanford. Vs. Paternal granardntI are I Mr.andMrs.RolandL.Todd Pennsylvania. Mr. sad Mrs Tiwnci Gins &. Mis. Pahasi is the former Cimind. . (Sandy Lay) Todd, 1106 C*um era u_I graa d Ave., Sford, anMr. ind Mrs. Engine", f. nounce the birth of a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (Joe) Sanford, -and datghtir, I1il Conrad, ()prman of Sanford, announce paternal gripdpsre*ts IA wSid I it $ an , Mr ...aS Mrs. Atv 1an ii jkt Saminnis M,wi.1 the birth of a son. Joseoh Mr. sal Mrs. Johe Dale Fobs of. W !awil Mine baW amewmas the b&th of their d .1I4, a 15hhIP Menu Nulls, berm Jan. 10, Fhsrida flqllal, Sbe weIghed I Ba. i ci. at IT IN CALIF. Do you wish you had more friends? For the secret of popularity, get Abby's new ________________________________________________ my girlfriends who were divorced or widowed, but I always invited them to our parties, and we all had a great time, I say the wives are paranoid! Don't they realize that they, too, could become an widows wi th the blink eye' Than ks for let ting me blow off some steam, Abby. I hope y LONEDUMPLING DEAR DUMPLING: They did. Read OL DEAR ABBY: I can't believe that you called FRUSTRATED IN ARIZONA a touch paranoid, What do you know about whet a widow or divorcee has to put up with? You have "paranoid" there is a very real antagonism against them. I moved to Phoenix 15 years ago as a 37-year-old divorcee, having previously lived in Cincinnati, New York, San Francisco and Cleveland and how I can't begin to tell shabbily I was treated' I just stopped going to parties where there were ma rr i ed - you Phoenix has fewer eligible men than any city I've ever lived in, which makes it married men. wonderful They do pursue, hence their wives are leery of every unattached female, and with good reason. But It's not very pleasant for the unattached female. In Phoenix, the wives are for — it's the .' - - - ,• Henry Gorman HI who weighed In at 7 lbs., 10 ci., on Jan 23, $ambw45 Maniorlal BitaL Mrs. German is U former Sandy $ll of Sanford. Maternal granother Is Mrs Carol Sandvlla and matersial great 1pu4ieretta S W. and Mi. Alburt . SIipiulfl Fa, all ci at IF' S ' - SPECIAL11 ') - - DINNER 10d. Paternal granaranta are Mr. and Mrs. Paul German of Lake Mary. r i I I .,- 1.19 . e .. I 7 -,A ir e" BEEN THROUGH no threat to anybody's and FRUSTRATED was stamped (28 cents) envelope DEAR ABBY: I think you right. The jealously and hate to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, marriage. hand- owe FRUSTRATED IN on the part of wives drove me Beverly Huh, Calif. 90212. My husband was an apology. some, friendly "kissing in." ARIZONA He always hugged and kissed Widows and divorcees are not single women at Aft ABBY: lrou are pleaunt r widows. IN -true that married women are FRUSTRATED jealous of their husbands in ARIZONA, "self-conscious, the company of single women. insecure and a touch And you should see some of paranoid." 1am72, and have been both about paranoid a widow and a divorcee in the wives. not the S - •. DEAR hail go- vW%noe along that friendly as long as their Wile, and I pray you never do. husbancla aren't around. Talk Past Tim S have the nerve to be jealous of me and the dried-up prunes that are their husbands? Women I've known all my about this. . Mon.. for ___SSll ld you of . The grounds at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene T. Rupert, 400 S. Sunland have been selected by the Hibiscus Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford for the Garden of the Month award. According to Mrs. John Stankiewicz, the yard at the Rupert home "is especially nice for January. The couple do their own yard work. poinsettias are in bloom and it is very as , neat anis aUracauve. _______________________________________________________________ - I ( PHONE ba ck into living in an apartwho who are paranoid! is living inent, where the young people If FRUSTRATED my In one of the re tirement living around me ask communities, she'll find more help and call me their widowers than widows. Sun "second grandma." I love It. City is called "Sin City" by Here I am not bothered by the locals. That should tell you jealous wives whose husbands love to f lirt. Most married something! NOT PARANOID women make life very un- a - - - • widow. ' .. the retiring noble grand. New officers are: from left, May flubow. treasurer; life dropped me like a hot those old crocks. Believe me, I am 67, still attractive and booklet: "How To Be came a I wouldn't have one for a gift! have been a widow for four Popular; You're Never Too potato when I be ALONE AND yea rs. I ha ve tried the senior Young or Too Old." Send $1 I don't t hink I come on SATISFIED IN MIAMI citizen.motAlctoo strong and I certainly am mobile living, with a long, self-addressed, '- .5. - !1 wiives li Are ParanoiI'd== Not W'IOdows . 5- 1! ,A - 1. -- -I' Mary Strauch, 'ice grand; hazel Glihuly, noble grand; Emily Jameson, district deputy president; Alice Kreitznan, recording secretary; and I' Hz sheth hlannum, financial secretary. - . ' a t the Oddlellows hull on Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. Mrs. Virginia 110c he s .. I 1 I I V INSTALL S S. , ?~ i., 1 . ' believe that these dumb wives last 10 ye ars. It is absolutely dead wrong when you called .a.4,p. , - - .5 Sentinola flebekah I.odge No. 43 conducted installation or ( h - e elected viscouS . .. . -' DEAR ABBY: I can certhinly sympathize with FRUSTRATED IN ARIZONA. 1am 68 years old, 5 feet 1, weigh 210 pounds and have been a widow for five years. From my description, you know I am not exactly a F - II / ;/- S " -9 ] E~", - . 'a - 'r 11' 4 1. ' ) 3220215 I— '... " - , ~ ~ - ., -, S. ,,'. -. S. 111 * - were the co-chairmen .. I ., 0., "" w 10 LU. .. ,I ... ~ ~]~_ I — I . ' • ' . . . , • - W6 1 0. I 'L ' , S 5 S 7:7 . 1.2r7,~ _V1_Z114L_ .-.." .1 . ' , it , ': i '. !"?, , " . -— S FOR 'sirs. Evelyn Lavender and 'sirs. helen Padgett - . . I.. .:, . . 4 \ V lichen and luncheon as its fund-raising project. 10 . - - '. INSURANCE. St _',,.___-------------------.A ;11 I ',j,_ 0 CHICKEN S DINNER i III __ .5 : , . - AL.. Kansas City 112, Utah 101 Denver tOO, Portland 96 - _, .-. .. W-S. , ? , '11 , . . RoAlake defeated Teague in both 6th grade boys and 6th _______ - '\ , . ,.) the losers with 10, Liz Stone had 9 and Laura Rail 4. IHIWII •. - , Indiana 17.1, Cleveland -' .. for !vI..1vTi, Rutgers 75, Duquesne 73 ' Sacred Heart 76. SE Anselm' 71 . Ir,1i,ar,a ,ill, -4j , . % S grade girls games. The boys final was 45-19. Donny Palmer led with 11, Shawn McKinnon had 9, Scott Brand 9 and Ron Smith 6. Dave Hardwick led Teague with 9. The girls score was 15-10. Cindy Herman scored 8 for Rocklake, Cindy Stagg 4 for Teague. NBA Standings Phoenix ts, Phil its By United Press International tos Anq'Ies 112, Milwaukee Eastern Conference 102 Atlantic Division Today's Games W L Pct. GB Golden St -it New York Boston 37 13 740 I'tiI ,t Utt% I PtiIiadIpti 36 13 135 New York 25 78 .172 I), Wstingtn 22 27 14's New Jersy 22 30 .423 16 Central Division W L Pct. GB NHL Standings Atlanta 30 73 564 fly Unale Puess Internationat San Antonj 28 25 578 7 Campbell Conference HouSton 25 23 500 3' Patrick Division Indiana 25 76 490 .4 W L T Ph. CIe',,elnd 27 31 115 8 l'hitadelphj 31 3 12 is WIATHIRIRON Detroit ii 33 .269 IS'-z NY Rangers 23 19 9 53 Western Conference NY Islanders 73 II 6 52 ___________________________ ' Midwest Division 7i 7 47 W L Pct. 00 Washington I) 77 s 31 Kanss 33 22 .600 ' Smythe Division Milwauke 2$ 76 .519 4'.0 W L T PIS. j( Chicago 18 33 .333 13 ' Chicago i IS 1 si Denver 18 35 310 11 St. Louis it 21 47 __________________ Utah 16 37 .302 16 Vancouver is 76 Pacific Division Edmonton . . II 24 I 3$ w L Pct. GB Colorado 14 35 Seattle 3? IS .712 Winnipeg 13 '7 32 ________________________ Los Angels 3? 16 698 ' Phoenix 34 .654 San Diego - - 71 2 .487 12 Portland 23 28 .172 13 CD1ti Sit 15 30 ,7 4 ~ii Saturday's Reiults Atlpnta 109, Chicago 101 8 Indiana 115. Cleveland ill Houston 12J, Seattle III 1 -' - LOW COST -~ - garden center. There as a good turn-out of omen from several of the different clubs in Sanford. lunc heon ser%ed b the circle es e awarded at each table for the player who had the highest score Each year 'siagnoua Circle sponsors a card party :-' Milwee won a non-league 6th grade boys game against the Seminole Hornets, 30.10. Rick Neal led with 12, Steve Hooker and T.J. Scaletta added 6 each. Rob Shaker led the Hornets with 4. Tough defense was provided for MIlwee by Chris Timma, Bob Dicker and Gary N uss. Wales Conference Norris Division W L T Psi. Montreal 25 II 6 56 Los Angeles 21 18 9 51 Pittsburgh 19 19 ii 49 Detroit ii 22 7 43 Hartford 13' 22 10 36 Adams Olvisien W L. T P15. Buffalo 3) 13 6 6$ Boston 29 13 6 64 Minnesota n 15 9 53 Quebec IS 22 7 45 Toronto 20 24 1 41 Pro Hockey Sunday's College Basketball Results East Alfred Si Clarkson 76 DomInican 59, St. Thom. Ag. 19 New Hampshire Coil. 85, Adeiptii %.Llanfrn., I _",ItfIIt . . v .. nual Card party at the (;j;.•fl'q.-t; .I ItIADIA tIN, San Antonio " ,,.r, I ' - aft. 4 '' , - Pro Basketball #h,, I W;l- . ., Mrs Don Kin left and i Hammer joined other card players when Magnohia Clr. de of the Garden 'IUU of Sanford had its an- ' ', ..' Lakeview rolled over Jackson Heights as the Smith sisters scored 30 between them. Billy Sweet, high scorer for scorer for the losers with nine, ~ ~11, L . '4;. .,, - " .5 with 4. Phil Harris was the big gun for Lakeview with 11,8 in last quarter as they, came from behind to win. Darryl Merthie added 4. Wolf had 8, Stanley, Rob Gordon and John Cupit all 4 apiece SS. Milwee's 7th grade girls defeated Tuscawilla, 22.18. Allison Wright picked up where she left off last year when she threw In lots of points S. Seminole. She led the way for Mllwee with 11 and also played fine defense along wi th Julie Seligson. Julie Prult added 6 points. Sandy Gillies led Tusky wi th 5, Leslie Bertrom and CIndi Wall had 4 each. - .I. I AT CARb PARTY - 'a'' Kelly Laws had 5, Charlene Jennings 4. Tawny Hellstron led - Alcorn lot, Grambling 86 Abilene Chretri 87, F It,,r, St i Augusta 83, Columbus 71 Arkansas 73, Rice Baltimore 72, St. Francis (NY) 60 Arkansas St 82, Texas 78 Delaware St. 94, Miss Val 66 Il,,uston 83, Baylor it Johns Hopkins 56 Swarthmore 51 Kansas St 66, Nebraska 64 Kentucky 56, Georgia 49 Lubbock Chrstn 62. McMurry Florida 3$ New Mex SIte 75, Wichita St. 70 Marquette K. S. Carolina 65 Oklahoma 78, Marshall 6L Citadel 39 SMIJ 16. Texas Tech is Mississippi it, Auburn SI TeKas A&M 56, Te,uis 53 N. LSU Carolina 66, 73, Clemson 70 Old Dominion 60, Wm and Mary 51 West St. Andrews SI, Greensboro 63 . Arliona St. V. Arizona 72 St.Augustine'sSl, FyItvlI s,. sist. Brigham Young 31, Hawaii 33 Paul's 101, Shaw 91 Mon tana 92, Montana St. 18 Tenet Tech 75, McKendree 73 Oregon St 86, CalIfornia 55 Vanderbilt 92, Miss St. 74 Oregon 77. Stanford 73 Virginia 19, N.C. St. 47 - Sacramento St 108, Stanlslaus Virginia Tech 97, Cincinnati St Wake Forest 67, Georgia Tech 59 Utah 120. San Diego St $3 W. Carolina 71, E. Tennessee 72 Washington St. 80, UCLA 64 Wisc.-Park. 71. Memphis St. 69 Wash ington so, usc 77 (of) Weber St. $3 Idaho St. 61 Midwest .short business meeting the Mrs. Richard F. Mapes is en te r ta i ni ng her sister, Mrs. '"lill .4 , S. Seminole split a pair - beating Jackson Heights 36-15 and losing to Lakeview, 27-22. Rod Stanley led with 13, Jeff Wolf had 8 and Paul Thom 7in the win. Willie Wiggs was high for JH ner , College tthn flow V...', .r.. down from Richmond, Va for - . . . HEARTS TRUMPS ,,.' Goebelbeck 14. Hankins, Fleda Jones and Dawn (B.O.D.) Riley all had 4 apiece for Lakeview also took Milwee, 32-19. Campbell scored 14, Angie Ward 8 and Benton 6 Th. g,tv, 'c . - P. 'It"N. . &A., .T Teague defeated Rocklake 31.25 behind MIpha11ss- to MM seeing all over the central Florida area. .. . 11 8 each. Tami Hankins had 8, Daphne ChrLstel 5 for SS. Mona Benton led Lakeview with 18, Tina Campbell had 16 and Dee - 4 , the winners. Teague was paced by Bill Newburn, Dennis Groseclose and Todd Hill - all wi th 4. --'-: 1 .-; Rocklake edged Teague 25-2D In a battle of seventh grade boys. Matt Marvel had 8, Rod Metz-5 and Preston Poag 4 for . hI1II.UJl nr4 nigh -a-- t- Mrs. A. F. Keeth was hostess for the Sanford Women's Republican Club her home on Crystal View C....*h i,oIu C.......,4,,., uaj. Affair fl er I l4to Lakeview. Fayetta Robinson and m Boston led JH with V -"i' By finishing third, Jones collected folir season, problems. more driver ChaiIIpiOflshij) points. Arnoux cvvered the 40-lap, 314.920. "When I saw Jean Pierre had dropped Coupled with his ilille points for ;I win ID The Eagles dumped the the winners with 26 points, ...,,kilometer race Sunday In one hour, 40 out I realized it was up to me to represent two weeks iww in the Argentine Grand Vikings 57-27 Saturday in the scored 22 of those points in the -ON minute and 1.35 seconds to beat second. the team," Arnoux said. "I was not PrL Jones kept the overall lead with 13 season opener in the Sanford second half as the Eagles ,,place Elio do Angelis of Italy in a Lotus afraid but I took care not to imike any points against the nine, Arnou grabbed Intermediate Boys Basketball opened the margin 30 by 20 seconds. Australian Alan Jones mistakes." with his will Sunday. league. points, 1f k third place In his Williams. Renault's engine specialist, Bernard Behind JoneS caine F'renelunan Tiiifr , The Eagles led just 10-5 at Tim Ward scored 14 and "" Arnoux started from the sixth spot on [}udot, told reporters in the pits, "We are Piroid in fourth in Ids ligier, upcoming the end of the first period, but Dewnyne Hunter 13 for . 'the grid at the roundabout and bumpy sure now otir cars competitive. Jabouille Alain Procit of France of tile McUiren had in(Teased tile lead to 24-14 Eagles. ""1nter1agos track but steadily moved up to eventually dropped out but you cannot team u; filth and Italian Ric; rdo Patrese at the half. Mike Hotundo was high second place, uiaiv 5uu1115 0 .. S. Seminole dropped a pair, 26-23 to Jackson Heights and % - . - Bane ~ : ruuuiu zu iiuuuii that she is considering making it her permanent home. . I 11 -0 Swartz and Leslie Welchlln pulled down 22 rebounds between them Linda Nune and Laura Glass scored 8 each, Swartz had 7, Lisa Gregory 6 Mindy Maier led Teague with 8 Christy Scott pumped in 18 for Tuscawilla Mary Johnson added 8. Karla Daniels led Sanford with 8. ,' 0_1~ . Z' , again as Laura and Peggy Glass (51111 twins), Michelle , 1-0 : 8-1 Rock Lake burnped Teague, 53-22. They also displayed a versatile attack with 11 players scoring. They were paced by Kyle Vrai,W~w *ili`n'il, unn 6. Mike Evans topped Teague with 7. Lakeview upped their re cord to 4-0 as they beat Sou th Seminole : back to go up by one with three minutes to play but for . .'&I one victory in the second event of e1980 .i... e,..... .r iuvii ut "v Mrs. E. R. Wood is enMrs. Kathy Miller has a winter vacation. This is jo$ng a ,visit from her Mrs. Winfree's first visit to my guest. Mrs. Miller is Ella Pugh, mother, She likes Florida and she is enjoying from Highpoint, N.C. Mrs. from Monroe, N.C. ;V -M' F.l '--Illlllwl "' ,-1i 'A, I '..., 41 I -_ I stayed on W-11, - - - I%UIIIL ,7iI 1 Front-runners Rocklake and Tuscawilla top in the West and East of the eighth grade girls division Rocklake topped Teague 42-14 and Tusky beat Sanford 40-27 Overpowering board strength dominated Rocklake's performance ., 0-6 The His Renault teammate, Frenchman hour. thufortunatel)' as the cars becoina' Renault turbo team dominated the Jean Pierre Jaboullle, captured an early more sophisticated there is a bigger Brazilian Grand Prix wi th Frenchman lead an d appe ared to be churning though probability of their presenting ,, Arnoux capturing his first formula the laps like clockwork until the 25th lap problems." 1`1 Harhin Pulsifer built a . - WOO(I gave a ueuutuuui surprise luncheon for her to Saturday mother celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Wood invited 15 of her friends to the luncheon to acquaint her mother with some of her close friends, it , Norton and Rob Kerr added 9 each. Jackson Heights also took S. Seminole, 54-37. Hank Jénnerette led with 'Thris Gould had 12. Norton scored 14, Quackenbush 11 1CM S S k. . ew in 20 for SS, Eddie _____ W11 SAO PAULO, Brazil (UP!) Mrs. -- t - '.t I Lakeview's well rounded attack had 10 different scorer& Cecongie Bradwell led the way with 14. Steve Grey had 8, Fre& Miller 7, Sam Redding, Steve Alexander and Isiah Walker 6 each. Greg Pilot was the lone double-figure scorer for Milwee. comeback ended there. Braciwehl and Grey scored 13 apiece, W'%' ' , - FINAI.STANI)lM;s Scaittul hull W- I. Sanford Electric tri( 0-0 Atlamitk lbuiik -F1utgsIiiji Hank 2—I Sao Paulo Event At a special ceremony of the burning of the mortgage of the club building. Ken Knowlton, past commodore, worked hard during his two-year term of office to accomplish the paying off of the mortgage as the main onjecuve Newkirk, ' in a LUUt UI celebration, followed by shouts of cheer and laughter. The party ended with ballroom dancing and swing music played by Ken Knowlton's Group. glasses f Jep Jepsen, Mrs. Dean Tuskawilla 53-36 1)"t ril-ted ItY Kin& Feat urr% Syndicate. V1. - b Work Weekend 60 11( G/j/IVED ,lh / R4IV,411Y6 FoR 7' 6 1,1,w,qR BY i AIVD 71161V 11AA9,4 5'C,jR,rJ S,64rl* 0/VZY 7WO 10011V7-5. %~ • UHU cuIflp1s 101 tue 11 i .1 :RenaijIf Do,'ninates Braz;linn • .. e rtgag . on-.ire on me waterfront tor ._ ..dUU had its monthly work- weekend planning to work on weekend and social at the the club property. clubhouse on the St. Johns This is a monthly custom River, Geneva. of the club in order to keep The newly installed of. the club in Up-top shape, and ficers the club are Joe to have fun together as they Nicholas, commodore; Gus work. Ornberg, vice commodore; This time some of them L'I I I U 1 V U L I e IIO& a S, woreu on me road right-ofsecretary; Mary Lynn way to the building. Jep Douglas, treasurer; Pat Jepson installed a public Division Leaders ,_ ". I I. . First Federal ,_,, IUa . .1 . Yacht Club Bums Mo . '. 0 0-0 0; Tim hlc,Nlullaii 0 1-2 1; llo'Aard Stinnett I " 2; . seventh, The Mice were last week. Angelo's clinched matters nipped by three walks, a couple of errors and base hits 4. and went to 9.0 in league play as the) defeated Harnlln's by Sandy Leman and Ni IL Y;. •• Subs, 16-6 in their first game Lyons. Lisa Talasko led since mid-December. Sheila Angelo's hitters wi th a triple, two singles and 4 rbl's. Renee 10. Dixon hurled an 6-hitter for . the win. Di Carlo added 2 hits. 6014CAI: A11C IP14.1~69 )~w 600 1WR1111 4WR4y //y ,, - . "' , ..' MEYER O PEP4L ,4 — R4 . - Marvin Costart 5 0-0 tO; May Sanford Ele'lrli'' CrocketO 0-1)0; Scott CrIK'ketI Atlantic Bank Corso scored eight points Joe Corso 3 2-2 8; hillchuel ,fpieoe for Sanford Electric. Renaud 0 0-0 0; Danny Rowe 0 . . 4 St've'ltsl 0-121; TOfAl.S 90-8 18 II ugshlp B ink I 'I I t II I irst lult r Il I 't (I I B '-' ~ - . -0 0; Eric flawse" SANFORD ELECTRIC: . I- iiur Rufus Laster and Alonzo FLAGS111111 HANK: Willie First Federal Gainer each scored four Brown 5 0-0 10; Horace Knight points fw First Federal. I 0-0 2; Joe), F.vnns 3 0-2 6; Overall and 16-14 arthe half. George Williams and Joe .F / 1-2 7; Amid (riftiii 0 -,period and finIed the game Cowart shared scoring honors TOTALS 16 3-7 35. ,1wIth 16. Washi ngton's four th for Flagship Bank with 10 1 , period scoring spree enabled points each and Joey Evans Sanf 1111or Ottd Cord Electric to erase a 28- scored six. Electric 1 4 3 12 25 lead held by Atlan tic Bank Alex Wynn, Chris llcnr), MInutia Hunk at the end of the third period. Sanford Electric had led. 12-8 at the end 1611"the first period .1 I - 9 Federal 12.0 in the third Quinn h 0-1 16; Al1wrt ArtilWillie Brown and Marvin \. - Federal were tied 4-4 after TOTAI.S 17 3-337. one Period and Flagship Bank ATLANTIC flVsK is mrr led 13-12 at the half . But the llunkr 121111 Ibri ill "hit Flagship Bank quint pulled 1k Id I 0 (12 Carlos Burk lID (1 away by out-scoring First 0; IA'ro%'YIIuIlgOu-oO; Robert ej with 10 points in the last .. . I . Fral) 0 u-u u, itl 151-131. ;:. ', I FEDERAL RI'! Alix 11 nn2 0-3 1 Ch r i s tItan 21) "' . 1, Rufus I .u.sttr2 0-11, Alonzo i 37 frame, , -4 , ' Sanford Electrfr stretched Robert paraid 0-0 0; Itssavte h,tietii i i-o Quinn its two-year winning streak to Atlantic Bank with 16 points 2; I)aryl %%illktnis 0 1-1 1; 24 games Saturday and won and Karry hunter scored 10 George siiii 1111% 10-OK 10(1(1 the Sanford Junior Boys Albert Armstrong added (Jotit, 00-00 I.am Itrodrit k Basketball league cham 00-00, Byron %'.nstiingtoii 8 0 pionship with a league play. The Longwood season, Jan. 23 — The Mice league, consisting of seven dropped a thriller to lAwis teams, started play in Drywall, 10-9. Leading 9-5 going into the last of the Octo be r and just wound up I . 1. i Sanford Electric victory ., .1 , MODdAY, Jan. 21, 1 M—I B In And Around Sanford organt7ed only last spring, naie orivmg in 3 Angelo's went all the way to the top in its second season of In their last game of the 'T Ø' SanfordElectr c Captures 24th Straig Enroute To Hoop Crown Byron Washington keyed . t . X.., . ranked Louiville beat Florida Statf! 79-73. defeat and 36th straight holile tritimph . hitting six foul shots and Carter Scott Darrell Griffith scored 27 poinLs to, lead Hit% Iflume scored 20 poinLi for tli(' three in the final 2:23, the Buckeyes were Louisville to its ninth consecutive ;~ ? VIC- Beavers, %%ho Wosted their Pac 11) -.% able to P ull away once they got the lead. tory. The Cardinals, who improved their Conference record to .40 "and o%-lr.jlI The Buckeyes, stunned by unranked record to 16-2 overalland 54) in theMetro inark to 18-1. ~ Wisconsin 72-71 Saturday night, came out Conference, took the lead for good at 12. All-Ainerica cvnter Mike Gininski --.-`,", K. 11I aggressively, racing to a 20-10 lead 10 with 14:13 remaining Ili tile first half. scored 2:1 points and Gene flanks addCli r 19 for Duke. ii~_:i over second place Atlantic Bank Flagship Bank topped First Federal 3118 in Saturday S other league game. women's softball championship in the Fry, Dixon and Dana Hale all Longwood fall league. Having contributed a pair of hits with • In Sunday's other major game, sixth- oel'aul to its 17th victory without ~~_ the Buckeyes to victory. With RanseY ~ 14 g is..I... ) I) , - ,- sey, who scored 18 points and was voted John Bailey's three-point play with 6II-58. N". 17 Weber St. dt feji tud Idillp) St. the game's most valuable player. ',We aining lifted tile Badgers to their 834'17, Alabama killicked (off Nio. in just got the breaks today and wei :-----more poised down the stretch."re a little startling upset, capping -I conjebiack 'I'limessev 72-59, .No. 19 Virginia nipped Ohio Sthte, 14.3 overall, didn't shoot a from .I 15-point deficit late in tile fir.st North Carolina State .19-47 and No. 20 ru iori St itt It aruili d Arizona -':,'free throw for the first 36 minutes of the half. Mark Aguirre scored 27 points t(i lead : gamne, but free throws eventually carried I 1.4 . ' iip! . I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. of . .---• OURSELVES ________ - f I .... ...... ..:. I '::" ~ Mice Fall League Champions t ., 1, ; :;•/ liInt'. fought back from t to h ditina deficit to tie the gaine 47-47 with 15:25 left bufore Lollisville pulled away. Ili other gaines involving 'rop 20 teams Saturday, top-ranked 1)ePaul outgunned l':vansvjlle 11t94, No. 2 Oregon Stalt' Casselberry Mayer . 0 ... By United Press International Alan ... -.. 1 .: ,::~'... ......'.. .......... _ -"'the by k-- r .1'.. . I .. CALL - :-: -- - F. t..,--. I-4'-. :ii',: t' �. ,. 4 iB-Evenlng Herald, Saniói-d Fl ) .-'- - 4-' •. 4 ____________________ Monday, Jan. 21, mO I Legal Notice .I., -.. _____________________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - uiiiJcii *u UUUNAl) F THI ZONING ONDINANCI OP THI CITY OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. 2:30 Notice Is Mrlby given that a iIANO'HER WORLD Public Hearing will be held at the (IQOUIDINGUGHT CommIssionRoominthCityHaIi tl]( 5)IDREAMOFJEANNIE in the City at Sanford, FlorIda, t (1j)(17) THE GIGGLESNORT 7:00 o'clock P.M.on February fl, 1980, to consider thangle and HOTEL amendments to the Zoning Or. dinince of the City of Sanford, Florida, 1$ follows: (7)3 GENERAL ppç 4ti ARTICLIV. G1( 5)RANAtA8pUT$AND USU PROVISIONS FP4ENOS Section I, NC-i, Restricted (10) THE ADVOCATES IN Commercial District BRIEF S. Conditional Uses Permitted Add: On.premlses t1('f7)IL0VELUCY preparation of food for off. premises consumption only, . 3:30 (S)ONEDAYATATIME(R) cidentil to operatIon o typical stores. Th( 5) J(17) THE uw' Minit.Marliet and All parties in Interest and STONES citizens shall hive an pptunity (10) VIU.A ALEORE(R) to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commlulon at the City of Sanford, Florida. •®THEIIADY BUNCH Hid. Tamm, Jr. (5)0 BEWITCHED City Clerk C7)QMERVGRIFFIN Publish January21 and February 6, 1980 4:30 DERN VOWEl •®EMERO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1)OHAPPYDAYSAGAIN ' SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION HOGAPI'S HEROES jj File Number us.i Ce 5)TMDJEPJY Division IN RI: ESTATE OP 1O? MISTER ROGERS (A) (17)NEW8 EVENING cLJO)O NEWS (10) AMERICAN GOVERN. MENT FederaIism' 17) CIROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS U 1) NbL.i NtW ($30 CBS NEWS with big problems wIth both her iobandneryoungson. (DOABCNEWS 7:00 E)C4FACETHEMUSIC $30 P.M.MAGAZINE 0 JOKER'S WILD (lii (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Esther investigate t.amont's mysterious new girlfriend, (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred starts an escort service which soon getsout of control. SQUARES (5)OWHEWI 10:30 4(1O)AD$ylNEMA Julia Harris narrates the story of a theater / dance camp in Steamboat SprIngs, Colorado, founded in 1913 by two women, which has nurtured the development of some of our most prominent performers. 10:55 (I)OCB8NEWS 1:00 •(4JDAY8OFOURLIVES (5)0 ThE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (DOALLCHILC)PEN 35)U,E 11:30 O(!DWHEELOFF0RTUNE (.7)OFAMILY FEUD 11:00 • 1)0 (DO NEWS (U)(35)BENNYHILL 11:55 12(17)NEwS 0 C!) YOUNG PEOPLE's SPECIAL '.'I'mS0000ugly" (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED 0 C!) TONIGHT Guest host: Cfl 0 WE GO FROM HERE? "Our 0(1) CHAIN REACTiON New. Old Foreign Policy" In the flrstofafivepartseries,Walter 5)0(DONEWS Cronkite looks at possible IDp5ILOVELUCY 2410j EDUCATIONAL PRO. t:hanges in AmerIcan foreign I3OI1CY. FAMILY FEUD 800 Of1)LIITLEHOUSEONTHE PRAIRIE Laura's efforts to leach sign language to a deaf boy are leopardized when the youngster falls in love with her. ($30 WKRP IN CINCINNATI A Russian hog expert attending a Cincinnati farm conference asksBaileytohelphimdefect. C!) U LAVERNE I 5HIRLEY er named Sophia race against lIme to find a bomb planted in I he electric company by an Irate customer. "WhIte On White And Nearly (10) SONG BY SONG "Dorothy Fields" Millicent David Kernan and Elaine Stritch perform the songs of lyricist Dorothy Fields and her many collaborators includIng AFTERNOON Bill Cosby. Guests: Lola Falara, George Gobal. TURNS 1(17) MOVIE "Flying Down Fred Astaire. A beautiful worn. an in Rio do Janeiro becomes MORNING miracle uud Drugs Play IDABEL, Okla, (UP!) Part In 'Racial ' Riot? Identlfleduoneofthe Pasdsrs all aspects. We osod ii,. - 3FAMILY Nancy Is faced 6:45 (10)A.M. WEATHER 6:58 AND THE IMPOSSISLE (103SESAMESTRIET U) (1 ) THE THREE CAL8 MAT 3t11 hiS ONLY NATIONAL L*MPOdwI 3(1) TODAY IN FLORIDA Publicno$ice Isherebyglvenby 'followIng applications: 3(4) TODAY (7)3 GOOD also were Involved in the MORNING AMERICA 1. ZonIng _____ . on 111T5g1tibhhnt0thu0leofa leader in the black COBS S fotice is hereby ,Ivin titat a PublIc HssrIngwIIl beheld bythe Piannin, and ZOflifi, Commission intheCltyCommls$.nRaom,Ctiy E.C. Harper, .Ir. As Personal Representative of the Estate Of IC, HARPER, SR. the following described . 2. ApplicatIon of Mr. Akira , Family Residential Dwelling Sanford, FL 33771 Telephone: 301.323.8171 PublIsh January 31, 28, 1980 To that Of OC.3, OIflWaI Cotw DIR4I mercial District elNue * _______________ ____________ _______________________ Rd., Sanford, Fl. ____________________________ MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN Excellent opportunity for In. dlvidual with some mechinlcal drafting background and assembly line material flow for nation's largest producer of factory.. hOtS$ifl5. Salary open. Paid life and health In. surance, holiday, vacations and pension program, Apply at Cardinal Industries, Inc., 3701 South Sanford Avenue, San. ____ 17 FAMILY 3 GOOD MOANING FLORIDA (D• GOOD AMERICA - CITY OP CAUILUIRY 10*10 OP *DJUSTMIN1' NOTICI IS tiNilY GIVEN CONSTRUCTIVUSURVICI ° Adjustmint will hold a public hence S IS digress 17' 1 10 chains thence run N. N dog. 35' IS" U. MORNING hearing. Mr, William O'Neal, tothi FOR loss State road right of p.r.$1.1 to the U. line of sold Let applica.*onbehalfolffieiwiwr,ls way and less I 180 lest. II, 286.7 It. tee peW in the 1. fur chai,i in zoning frem 'I run U. along the 1. 1.0*, ii tIm 259$ (I) (I), of the City _______ tOO •(1)00NAH14 UNSIDOUOLA$ MOVIE 4. ApplIcation it Mr. I. D. i.IIneofttieW.11054ft.Of saId The $ivtItWNt $ II the SOUth. Iatdtelor for change in unin huSh, Range 30 Iat, LIII $ttat (1OcoaMp*y Commercial on the _______ property: portion therwi Iøcivlel IN Sic. ILS*Mft.toapelfWen*eS. followIng 12.ffiUrWlW.$leI985IIl$.I Of liii N. 1*3.5001.. 15155 01., accarøis $0 the P6$t thereof _____ NW%$ ii HISS of HISS, Section 16. PirellI Se the I. line Of the W. recalled 10 FlIt look 11 at P Temioltip 11 South, lanis SI ias,, UI$ld Sic 8, *50 34, subject to the DraInage lOSS North ______ 30feit for Reel subect the P.0.1. EIIPSIIWI Of the 1Jki Newell to 11105sf IessmotWsvor Went mire gasserellp (35) PILY • 10, EDUCATIONAL PRO. ____ PARCEL I , Exp. preferred. $600 + benefits. ____ ,. U)(17)SJJACMI 317 MS *30 3 (1) aloe a public utility sesameiW ____ .w 1' Of Mr CharleS W. VkeiM.y oNduIgu. Inc., ______ teflerlda PseNr Corporation: end PARCEL * .;.of Nyd. nest to sent ____ , deinepes I tlefv Hon filed i we required to serve a copy Of dL4jo. W v. I. N ______ on Alan J. ileger, Esquire, Of .evine ,, ___ Of K. __ ____ ______ ..,. Florida 35137 , , _____ HOlLYWOOD ____ ______ ' ______ _________ ____________ " . ' _______ ________ ____ ______ _______ _________ ______ _________ , _____ _____ CA$NIIIS Superrnarketexp _________________________ ______________________ 31-Aprtrflsnts Furnished Enloy clean suburban living 24x60 Champion mobile home ' ' _______ ' ' "-' ' . ____ . - * * * * * *** _____________________ Wanted Milk Malda. Milk cows In milk parlor, alto shift. start ___________ - Unfurnished ____________________________ ' . days off. 3224117 Rm., appliances, several fruit Mffi,, Information, laker Farma, SR 437, SafifOrd. __________________________ trees. $300 mo.&$300sec. dep. No PitS! Call 332.1477. ___________________________ _____________________ . IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THU IISNTISNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Legal CIVIL ACTION NO. N1l.CA44- 41-Houses _________________________ Notice - U$GNTISNTH JUDICIAL &I IN NI: THU MARNIAGI ° ;' EDWARD A. SMITH -I' CANDACE A. SMITH . I .'. -. 35R 2B mobilehome *1,218 sq. '.' ft. living space. Assume ' $)3,000mort.for$16$.36m0.w' • s $35 West 7th Street - .- . .... new paint & carpet, quiet neighborhood. $3000dw1', 7 RN 1 5 , EVILYN C. PAULCONIR, in the NOTIFIED that EDWARD A. SMITH, has flleda Petition in the -.,l 3 SR 15 zoned comm. $3,300 Circuit court Florida for Dissolution rage, and you are required, whidi Is IN RI: THU MARRIAGE OP UVILYN C. FAULCONIR, ___________________________ _______________________ _______________________ _________________ _________________ Petitioner-Wife, end HARRY L serve a copy of your written - quiet neighborhood. Reduced $3,000 to $34,500. At. shade & fruit trees. Can assume. 311, 1$on3lots, all fenced, PP. ' JULIAN S11L000. LakefraiwlivingisavaIl. Inthis elegant 3 PR, 4$ home,. ' lots w easy terms. $500 dwn, mo. Call for details. Nighi ______ 3711JiMsrd Ave. McINTOSH, ____ - _________________ zoned comm. 2 CS rental homes, owner may hold ____ NOQUAI. IFYING- 311 home. New C.$4A & Carpet. Owner ' 7 acres in Lk Mary Zagri located in area of lovely homes. $25,000. 3 BEDROOMS, NEW PAINT, CARPETS, PANELING & LIKE NEW CONDITION. FHA OR VA POSSIBLE. $29,500. OF SANFORD REALTOR LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. $21,500.. )fl9 321.0759 ma. lot rental, Call now! 520,500. Harold Hail Reelty, iflC., 3235774. ,3on't pile no onger needed items high asan elephant'seye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your walletf -___________________ ClassIfied Ads didn't work, .there wouldn't be any. 43-LotS.ACreage _____________________ ifl m. in . BATEMAN REALTY 7 BEDROOM HOME NEAR 25th STREET. SELLER WILL PAINT 1. RE.CARPET. 520.000. Reg. Real Estate Broker 76105mnb0t'dA1rs HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. $18,900. . ,:N 011.71 Mit ULIT UIMiTinc. •... i'." MULTIPLE 1.IITING'RIAI.TOl (II IN'wotoifroiw 101500 LikO £ HaI'IWY. 118.305 ii ' EXECUTIVE COUNTRY, 74 pooi, sauna, sewing room, fenced ior horses on over I 'acres, I yr. warranty, III this Pioneer acres. Hewout your own homestead. 10 acres or more, low down payment. Osteen. 1 acre lots on paved rd. Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. STENSTROEVi Osteen. BRIARCLIFF. READY TO Goodused TV's, $258. up MILLERS Ph. 322-03' 26l9OrIandoDr. Dent pile no longer needed items -- ' I. - *IIftr$ps. . ."v , * LOW - ' - $c.a0 DOWN * Large rooms exterior done e3um,p siding. Perfect for vowing family. Fireplace, corner lot. 1 yw' warranty, 137.901. Ptelbi,forms,3S1I$Iyr lIl.CA,rveticcedorpeø.Kit eqp*.lgscporc,,. Phyllis .1. Capponi, ___ 4• . '.' .'. _______ . -' UA*.TO1 CENTURY 31 . BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD horn.' in Lk. Mary, CilIA, w. w carpet. 1g. playroom, eat.in Sl9E. 1st St., 3225742 - . - FreeEst. 530 ________________________ I78)aft6 ______________________ Agent 339.8386. _____________________ - Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, a. Gen. Repairs. Licensed & _______________________ MbINTZER JILt New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp, 869 8567. lile floors installed -..-.--- ' ------- 6035 after 5 p.m. ________________________ I'Eoni. RepaIr _______________________ ____________________ - Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc WayneBeal.327.1321 lawn & Landscaping -- CERTI PIED LAWN 1. LANDSCAPiNo Call before 12noon Sanford, Fla. 37771 ____________________ Store, 51$ S. Elm. $12,500, good terms. 321099$. 830 1972 - 3374531. ________---------- -------- ---- _____ Webuy your equity, close In 24 hrs. 339.7800 ' you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. MELLONVILL E COR N ER vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, P.O. Box 29 Sanford 332.5207. Multiple Listing Service 2565 ..- 53*135' WOODED LOT DOWITOWN MAYFAIR garden, keep horses, chickens with 100 fruit trees? All thIs 47.A-Artgss 101191* &SOkI a ___________________ - . tgage 'Investment, 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 47 ON 2 STREETSADJACENT TO A PARK NEAR WILSON SCHOOL, $12,500. EX. CELL ENT TERMS. _____________________ 5O-isceUansous s. _________________ Cent AIHI 3 ton air w.coi'i" 98,000 BTU oil fired Iurnacewcantrols.$lS0. _____ - _____ (I))) 220$ French Ave. The Real Estate Agency 743$'i S. French (17571 Sanford " LIST fOWl Call Walt Cappe1333-d100 Knowles Realty Inc. PROKER 621300S REALTOR 2439 S.MyrtteAve. Orlando Sanford 3271577 331.0440 __________________ I W.Garn.ft White Reg.RealEstateBrolier JOHNKRIDERASSOC. IO7W.Commercial Phone3fl-7641,$anford FURNITUIE-IEDDING; If you doO't toll pec. how are they going to know? Tell thorn ___________________ Call $31$399or 862 01)6 322 2255 - .j - _____________________ _______________ __________________ --- Paintlri or out? Call "The Old Tim. K I Hirt 323 1580 Quality workmanship, No lob too p-Wanted to Bt.iy your pet. 322 5732 ______________________ tenor. Pressure cleaning. 327. 0071. YELLOW SAND __________________ I4aflyflan su,:,q old pocket watches, any cond. Will pay top price for this area. 6646640. C p. _____________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heat, off floor r(LI..DITj'to'p$O46, ' er" Rea%. & Neat. 3223090. ________________ PslntIng_cQjjtj'" Handyman, minor el rep., plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr. APPLIANCES. sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 333.8771. ___________________ - All Work Quaranteec 327 1091 _______________________ FreeEst. Antiques -Sterling silver, ______________________ ______________________ Gold, Diamonds. Personalized, fast, dependable Regularoritimebasis ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED We tO wash windows I Top Prices Paid Used, any Condition 641.5174 _________________________ ________________ Free Est. Carpentry, Painting, Maim. 323 6038 Insured $341399 EREE ESTIMATESC.1136$.534, CUSTOM HOMES PU ILT REMODELINGI REPAIR 5G. BALINT 3271MS ' with a claslifIol ad, by clI110 _____________________ _________________ Factory made low trailer w- 322355$ EUT$LER PAINTING a. • ' Trent Painting & Repair Interior I Exterior ____ ______ I I _____________________ 6775594 HonIEInrov.n30nf$ ___ - I _________________ _____________ _____________________ 333.Ufl,,pr 1319853. Painting & RemodelIng FREE ESTIMATES CalIanytlrne349.$331 _____________________________________ boy __________________________________ 1*12 body, steel deck, lights, bargain. 3233345 _____________ I ______________________ WILSONMAIERFURNITURj PUY.SELL,TRADE 3i13ISE.First$l. 333-5432 0CU3455371 Comm. - - sale Punt. 2300 Industrial IIvd., Res. & ________________ ___ MS•S865 aft S. ________ SEIGLER REALTY epaired. ___ ____ __________________ ,C?CPJ1N r ard Debris, Trash rnpIifiers a. drums. $300. Bob Balls Discount - Light IuIIng , ywalI - . to mite Real EsTate '6. opj plcj house. OVER AN ACRE FRONTING _22 0701 . _________________ workshop, green house, anda 2 yr. old complete. furn. 4 RN 3 11'*13S' WOODFD LOT MAR. VANIA AREA OF MAYFAIR, - ____________ _______ ________________ Looking for a place to have a - Guitars: catchuppaymentsl. buy your equity. Riggs Realty, 3227972. MAYFAIR AREA. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery H.D tilt trailer. Priced to sell. + iocationt Just 2 yrs. old. Now t34,0, HOMES. $14,900. - COURT CuSTOM'S CONST. Customdesignhomes, AdditionS 323 0281 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON POISSON MARINE -- CONTRACT. Just 541.9001 HAR BOR AREA OF BETTER 830-7717 Beauty Care Complete Mobile Home Repair 349 5759 ____________________ lOO'x710' WOODED LOT NEAR MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. ___________________ ________ MORRIS " . In CnnsoId,,t,'dM,,fl Systems M.,jor .tppl,, all brands, H8A Free eSt .guar 339 149$ a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! ____________________ IRIrm 2 lath 2 story home in ' Home Improvements _______ ________ BARGAIN TV's H. Ernest Sr. Why pay more? HERB'S TV Reg. REAL ESTATE Brober 25915. Sanford Ave 323.1734 290N.l7u25hulb't't,FI. 'TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. TRACT. Yours for 561,5001 $14,000. Appliance Repair • LI ________________________ - ___________________ ______ ______ :i _..__A,i* 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Rm..Dr,eat.lnkit.,Ig.patio& laundry rm! Cony, location! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. A buy for $59,500. Only the best 1 BR, 25 home In SLIM - I,1'i'M" Push button controls, has caro usel. still in wa,'ranty. Originally $649, assume pay ments of $71 mo. Agent 339 8386 , FP.igRooms&Mnthpr.in.Iaw suite. Enloy your poOl & patio CANAL FRONT LOTS FACING . K FNMOR F WASH EU Parts. Service. Used Machines MOONEY API'L lANCES 3730697 Super 3 BR, 2'3 B home In lot! Eqpt kit, C H&A, Fl Rm, MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT I 5 acre tiled farm, Sanford. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. ' , - time. Raf. $119.14 or $19.35 mo. I Agent. 3398386 ____________ _____________________ ___________________ ) Washer repo OF deluxe model Lk Sylvan area, 5 acres. $71,000. Other parcels avail. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 322 7983 TRANSFER STATION, NE EDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900. and saudi more. suo,000. ' . 52-Appliances ____________________-- .... _____________________ ____________ LAKEFRONT HOME IBdrm 7 fireplace, fruIt and shade tm.. rn,000. . • ____________________ __________________ dawn. 117.451 322.2211. £ Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $1195 ea. PC. Noll's Sanford Furniture salvage, 17 92. So. of Sanford. 3228721. . ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. on beautiful 1 yr. old Double wide w2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, ALL FLORIDA REALTY ____ ' .1605 (Dealer) P - ' ' 102*135' OVER SIZED LOT ON or JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 tc , Auto Repair. 1211 Laurel Ave ee our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1$O3Orlandoor. 3235200 VA&FHAFlnanrina a GOOD INVESTMENT POTEN. Po Office Sex 1330 011.15 - fully egpt, cxc m;x 54100 3220098 d & 'built ' . _____ 560 EACH, NEAR SANFORD fl.5774 Day *11sm114 fir PotIIIONSr.wNe w (IN) 2232171 PublIsh January IS, and February Afloreys for PoSNior 411. II. 1* AIhIishJan.31,35,1p11i,ii, BATH. BARN ROOF. NEW POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. 559,900. 3 'BUILDERS LOTS, $S'*ISO' guest cottage. Won't last long at $S2'51 will, COLOIRT I. WHIGNAM Pent Office Di'awor 1 - - ________ porch.soiariumlmuchmorei ____ DePutY C1OIt CLIVILAND, MIZE I, RRIDGUS 323 oobloreves. 323 0517 -__________ system, huge eat.in kit., Sc $35930 Best Price flattery Shop 107W 27th St 3739111 shopping & golf. $41,900. Deltona Land Co. REALTOR. 668 8681. 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, ____________________________ repossessed. used very short time. Original $593. bal. $151 or 1.' Clerk of the Circuit STUNSTROM, [J , ______________________ desirable Sanford neigh MLS Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway. Tuesday ISaturday t 710..tt'S, me only one in Florida, You set the reserved price. Call 904.233- 76-Auto Parts seconds but brand new top line beddiflQ sets only! Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 1792, So. of .---- BETTER THAN NEW 25th LAKE MARY RD. & wooded acre lot in Shadow Lake Woods, 3630 sq ft under -------- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Daytona Beach. will hold a _______ _ ______ -- REALTOR Reduced rental income old, 4 BR, 20, sunken LR, catherdral celing, split plan, across from lake + gazabo. 1215 S. FRENCH AVE originally $514, now $246 or $71 mo.Agent 339 8386. BETTER HOMES AREA, Needs finishing touches, lovely 2 BR, C.HIA, FR In quiet, nice $58,900. VA.FHA terms aviIl. ., Court Seminole County PISiida ly: Cynthia Proctor IV: CYNTHIA PROCTOR BuildtoSuit- o,jrlOtoryours FHA VA. FHA73S&21S . ''i new intersprl'g bedding. These ses - SVISA MASTER CHARGEs -- WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON Spacious 3 BR, 2B luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many .' WITNI$$ MY HAND AND January, A. 0., 1. OFFICIAL 11*1. ci th Clerk ci (hAL) U Chit lithe .-..-__ CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. 2 CAR GARAGE, J MONTHS NEW. $89,900. $23,000 old frame, 2 BR, shade, near downtown. Neat & clean. ______ Jinuary, $58. (SEAL) ARTHUR IS. SICKWITH, JR. ________________________________ M. Unsworth Realty NEAR CRESCENT CITY. 3 5N, i easy conversion to duplex. $73,300, low dwn, ___ - - _ •SANFORD AUCTION' I New & User' curniture " 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS WALK TO concrete blk. addition. Separate workshop, 1g. yd. 24 HOUR [H 3229283 ., Erie, PA 1630) '." .. ,1 "What they call 'llfe.styie' today APPLIANCES, CARPETS, I ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME, WALKING DIS. terrific kit., landscaped lot in CANDACE A. SMITH I fulisize, queen & king. Jenkins FurnIture. 205 E 75th St. 323 0981 _____ ________ MELLONVILLE 3 BEDROOM, BATH. ENTERTAIN $21,500 sm. awn, payment, THU STATI OP FLORIDA TOt -• ______ ,-.-... ........-. ' (-\ p,,1 OSTEEN AREA PINE a. CY. PRESS WOODS. $5 ACRES AT $800 PER WITH TERMS. ItWOI . l$,_.j, Wif,. _____ _____ _ _____________ FUPNITUPE& THINGS SPECIALS $15000 Sm. 2 BR w restricted comm. zoning. 1317 Celery -.'., IN Nil TNt MARrnAos oc __ REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 3495400 372.1959 -: CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SUMINOII COUNTY, P1.0110* . ' - . - for . . person operation. Approx. $20,000 ($3,000 + inventory). Sorry all CASH, but start earning tomorrow ___________ 4 '4' '4' 4' 4 4' '4' 4' _____ ' be your own boss-a one $350 per mo. 6787221. _____________________ _____________________-- -.. . - ' 78-ItorCyCles ON.S JAN, 28th, 7 PMS ______________________ 1979 185 XL Honda. Mostly antiques & c011ectibleS w bumper, racks & helmits some rrodt'rn List includes $100 322 4531. Kiflib,ill piano, st ot we'dqewoOd china, lq coffee . grinder, antique's doctor's 80-Autos for Sale ___________________________ buggy, cedar washstand ' ________________________ 51-Household Goods ' others Stained glass windowS, 1972 Caditlac,$450 several china cabinets. tabtn. Wilson Rd , Paula sets of chairs, oak furniture. ' 2 8373 Why buj used? New brand name _______________________ TV'S & Bric a brac box spring. 8. mattresses at 20 HEATED BUILDING \ Profitable businesst Recession ' UNITS, 2 BR 15 each unit, "VourFutureOurConcern" - .' 4 BR, I B on 1g. lot. Zoned for multi. lam. near shopping $45,800. ................. - . - .-' Wekiva Fails, 1 BR Trailer. Owner will finance. 31A-Djplexes AAA EMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAve. N. 0551' This 1*15515 be Juhisbid ii dHMM 5MM hewS ONlty U Chit. ClrcwI Cowl HSNhiJ ISIENS hUN in J.J.JIPJNI It 110MM 61NU101m SO be WOOd it loll boois. p: Mary Las Dieiir,p'y Tflnlsp. P111*, St. 1980 II one at ls0c Silespeli to sp'or at 1W rowim ind 11V Chit 7:35 P.M.. in ClILIr1p Clip. *lthiS.iShllchi., ''VCSSW1hi1stW1WCIIp11 LIVINU AND PIILDSTONU, Hall, 0$ LKa Triplet Orivi, this 1105051$ days poSe, 151W SarE. Flerli. Ills Sill day Of PA. PhiP*. ores sow tIme 0 Plek ase. Cau manusry. sogi g paj *i.rMasr aSJaflIL'. SO Ills 1011 p at jnjury, 'J.O. IaIaij, ____ si, :r 7 A.0..i58I. MAltVW.sA*TIsl. ChWmaa MlOiflI,FWls33i CJSvCSO*' .NSsivK,Csi . CIIYOf$ImI. T01*Lw.;(IN1Pêct Detol 1kM III deyø lonu.ry, 'City Ct PtuludnJ and Zoutag y: Lieu J, kIller IllS. City at .smissm .. January a P*vary Pubihi -- y 35, 8* Pi.dsleb J. II. 51.8*' Publish Jon. II, II. 1830 4. Ii, 18. 1* DIR-fl 0113$ 01143 01147 p,,. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,333749$ - - - Call Bart Lovely 1 BRcondo,fullyeqpt kit, pool 6. game rm privileges. $300 ma. 3.6570. Apis. fof Senior Citizens. DO. town,verycieanlroomy. S Jimmie Cowan. 31$ Palmetto Ave. - ' , yrs. 12.5 pct at $478.67 per mo. _________________ ." CALL ANNITTU ____ _____ -- . .' _____ ______ _______ •.-,: PLATIMAKING beflret$ie30ffidayof February, Petition. WITNESS 11V hind a itiidai NN.erelherwleea default will be Mart liwas CONtgr _______ TM site ii the propaity erlpinolwwhmeclo,tOf*eehi,, _____ . 1110015, Post Office Droi & lument will be Sanford, FlorIda 33771, on or WISrffierellefdem.uIdedInftue _____ ____ . CAMINA STIIPPRI I w.good personalIty & •Lg. lot, fenced patio. 'OWNER FINANCING 'NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS 1 BR, lB CoflO, kit. CIpt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 322.7972 ' Marilyn Gray theta CIvIl / - --------- _______________________ •PUBLICAUCTlON Side by Side refrigerator, $75. picnic table. w 2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w mattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, 529 95 metal office desk, $70. Jekifl5 Furniture, 705 E 25th St 323 098] - '1720' of comfort. lg FR INew carpet, redecorated _______________________ MACHOPER Tralneeposltionw.beneflts. Ihoreel an Petitioners attorney, Clerk Of the above.stylol Court or before February 31, 1530, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., SO Al AsrIculiwof ON Tue PlannIng & ZonIng Cent. 35, *isbarvsisei Imfoult will hi *1$avlh.l.nge30laot.LUS$ that the NOswag described P'IiartW: mIss will susmit a reeom. eng •,ainnt you r*s t'g ____ $ 5 Of portion thereof iøcludod In. ____ N 54 Of $1 Si Of $154 Of nueWIsmIs the City Csmmlen preyed In FOIlIT P100K FIlth 50cm. SoCtiom Ii. TownShip *1 SOUth. In four Of. or 11011*, the This IteNos 5MM be accoreleg ss Ihe plot tkas$ lanee3l IiOf.IoIsIhitPSNlN ONcs ee r recardod In P811.30k U. at s. Lake Noimi aIoS 10 i1kdi4 TNP city mulouIon -gs7 I eel LUll 0511 poit IM -I NSS $SSS PublIc Nw in She C Ch P*'No.'. tyn$i11hoI5MS55*.Ivt leoi. In the City Hall. __ ___ __ ____________ Couniy,__ _______ missipu WITNESS mmd5Ms *1 pe, insap.aag INoatDwWshirs se the $ard, Furls 117:55 .11. on OfsOflcow$at$a, P*Idain ottewnON ins Phi Of FOIlS? c$laoN 11 ls FlorIda. 5M p• 11, to waler eolI Shin day Of Jeneorw, 1851 -. .MVS10*I,WIOPSeHltISndat nhuImrrujLSfflIa. IlOOlt Pquflhlhilos. luAu - people ' SAWOPIRATOR Metal exp., read measuring tools, . ________________________ 1 BR-$199up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of I Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Call 32386701 Sanford. , ' Eve.305668 5610 3053731863 I __________________________ _____________________________ Full chg, accurate shofthafld & typing. Outstanding Op. portunity I super pay. CIrcuit Court In and for Seminole Office lox 1320. Sanford, Ploilds NOTIPIUD i 16-Auto Parts Cell Dell's Auction. 323 5670 ______________ ______ - _______________ EIec timer for your water htr __________ _______________ 3231231 EXCELLENT TERMS. mid 560's. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities charge I receive great pay, SIN NW. 33rd Sheet Coral 011110. . SII0N,W,3)rd$Irent Miami, Florida 32186 ___ ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. 59.900. insulated, country quiet og family residences, The parcel is Township 21 South, lan,s 31 lest 11W.0fP.Of sell Sec. 1*. *inC 9V1 lees last 30 feet for reed. IISdiSIIISIS'SP'WqblOflliid . BEAUTIFUL Super clean 3 BR 2 B, all brick. I _________ carp, fully equip. kit. $200 mo. 1st & last & *200 sec. dep. References. 3278712. OFFICEMON good phone voice. sat. + comm. Call Amefte. 323.5176. ______ legally described as: , V: try VA or FHA. -_ HUsband, these pre$iMs corn. JULIAN, JR., of STINSTROM, mend you to appear and fIle your MCINTOSH, JULIAN, COI.IIRT answer or other defense or & WHIOHAM, Attorneys lii ________ allow a forty PUC*It (dpirce.W) the lohowing described property: P.0,5.: thence centlnuel. aheig rictlon Of setbacks In areas Th.Sollthadlain001theiaollo said S. 1.0*. 45130ff. to an In- & BBQ area. Just what you have been looking for. $19,900, wt'zpct.assumablemort..or 68-Wanted to Buy _________________ I -'--------------- - I details, 851194$. ssi AIIaW Circle Coral Gables. Florida SAMUIL A, GRAY 44 --___ REALTOR MLS mute Eve 3233984 file 1040 form. I.R.S. approved. 323.5176 • , PORZIG RU __________________________ ___________________________ Worried about income tax? Apply for 6 mo. extension to ARE WORKING A sworn Petition for Dissolution of MMTIa5S having bun Reglnonthebouffihineof Section NL accerdin ,sffieplai Shares, IOC,Ot.6f ) ) Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot a, our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644 3013 NEED CASH? _____________ LEC -- _________________ ________ from LONOW000 SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY artd if you haveaknacktorgatheringthe ii .--. I ______________________._____________________________ Singer sewing mach. cxc Cond Cash 322-4132 $75; Rm A C $75; GE refrig A OK TIRE 322 7180 Ayacadd, good cond. $150. StioCks $495 Heavy Duty $6.93 H Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Bundy Flute $100: Siberian Buy & Sell, the finest in us New Batteries 57995 Husky. 3 yr old male, blue ttirniture, Refrig.. stoves, tools 2413 French Ave., Sanford eyes, bust otter 373 5234 ______________________ ________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE, ___________ _________ APPL lANCES & PLUMBING Wrangler Jacket,Iined $1999 ca. Cars Removed 77-Junk FIXTURES Jenkins Fur ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ___________________________ iuture 205 F 75th St 323 0981 -. 322 5791 310 Santgrd Ave. ______________________ BUY JUNK CARS F rom $10 to 5.50 Professional size 72-Auction Call 3221624; 322446A Brunswick pool table -322 1038 Top Dollar Paid for iunk I used lor Estate COmmercial & Resi _____ (')' ___________________ MAILING ADDRISS IS •UNIRAI. JURISDICTION mint "P." 11005 l4irman Street, 9, TownshIp 11 South, Range 31 as recardod In Flit leek?. PP 16. 0.0.1 DRUGS, INC., MARILYN center Of SICtIOfi S run N parallel 5ji.efo piy, to the lest line Of said SectionS $ r I., along thiS. lineal laid Lit NOTICE OP ACTION Chain$.thoflceN.ffihSdsg,,esI7' *Uiâft.t.apebWlW.3ft,W.ai -sceilaneous for Sale' ---------- - - - - DeBAR Y LOVELY 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FAM NO BROKERAÔE ILY DINING ROOM COM RAVENNA PARK FEES BINATION, NEW APPLI EXCITINGNEWLISTING ____________________________ ' ' ________________-_-_ 3 BR home w.FR & sc oorch I ANCES. CENTRAL AIR. STOP LOOKING WANTED I'pr. 1 I r _____________________________ ____________________________ by Gill Fox Deltona' Here it is' Should be 515.000. only 564.500. Custom built 3 2. has everything in cluding built in Microwave oven. 53238812 ___________________ . CallUs For Terms Tower Financial Serv. 1100.241.2469 * * * * * * * * COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ni Residential to CI Commercial w. . of said bc. 11 CASI No. on the followIng described 9.Pfttoapobeo.iqiel lineal CAPITAL AMERICA. INC. ? SIDE GLANCES I I Plenty of elbow room • lake frontage on this 3 acre mini farm, comp. w3 BR home. __________________________ _____________________________ Make offer OSTEEN. I pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with H. Ernest MORR6 Sr. monthly paymeots under $230. Low down payments. 322 2787. Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker _____________________ 290 N. 17.93. Casselberry, Fl. FOR SALE by owner, .i BR. 7B, 834.8700 Eve. U2.3SS great rm, eat in kit , DR. Fl ______________________ ________________ __________________________________ 2SLoans ___________ Equal opportunity employer, _________________________ - ripertytfromtfteN,W.osrnerof Sic. 18,, l'wp. 30 5., Ige. ______ /UNI U 5lYourHomeAssecurity ReIpOndIfit-Husband Thai property dssa'lbed as: NOTICIOPACTION THU STATE OF FLORIDA TO: That portion zoned MR-I 51 IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP Iollewin,: TheW.300ff.Offfi.N.. THU 55TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT HARRY L. FAULCONER, . t1]) 5)NIWZO0REVUI i000 ør. "Single," lonely, bald male. Age itlonefWlfe, and HARRY L. PAULCONER, ______ property: NWUs of NW¼ of Section ______ In narcotics, first ,or c.; Nolph. DI5tYICI bortod Commercial by Winter Springs Development Corporation city, county and stat. polics 7.O Legal rids at 1:11PM. Deceased the City Council of the City of Hill, Ia Oviedo, FlorIda, that a public on Thursday, Feb. 7, 1980 to ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL amendment to the Zoning Or- DOUGLAS S'TENSTROM -of February 4, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. the CIty Hail to consider specific dinaMe of the CIty of Sanford, STENSTROM, MCINTOSH JULIAN amendments to the Ovledo Seminole County, FlorIda. uk.doottobe identifIed, said FLORIDA jurisdiction of the court, ALL, CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL CE FONIVIR BARRED, Date ci the publication of this Notice of AdminIstratIon: ____ ______ PUILICNOTICR considering th. possibility that the Jan. 19 i4.ot, which pitted about 200 blacks from mounting racial tension, ONLY KAYNLIUN OVINLAN Cooks- PTor PT. Exp. only In finedining. Particular Interest in dinner line 8. salad person5. - Notice _______________________ ___________________ ___________________________ . oMcs'g, did not Mamn solely 7:25 RYGARDIN 0 Carpenter Exp. In table saw, etc. Apply in per. ' ____________________ rival drug traffickers, a lichen, Helms said: "It (the Juetice Department official riot) La being Investigated on said. (DO GOOD MOANING Police Odef Happy Denlaon AMERICA also said authorities (1]) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. (1935)TINNISSU TUXEDO a Wanted Esperienced binatlon malnt. 8. packaging machinery mech. Call 3228313 for appt. Exc. wage & benefits, mailed are required, WITHIN Apply In person Sanford Nursing THREE MONTHS PROM THE 6. Convalescent Center, 950 DATE OF THE FiRST Mellonvllle. PURLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obleCtions * * * * * * * * they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the $ALISRICIPTIOrn$y qualIfIcations of the personal Mgt. potential w.fast moving determine if a riot lest week, IiaWl'i Oty P1 be rens, originally said to have been to the shooting of a black 11*re has been no violence Inetigated by poor relations youth near an all.whlte In Idabel sinc, the r4.ot. The between white and black nightclub the o1clal said. He grand wizard of residents, was Instead mt Identifled by nine, Klan, Bill W11bwmn vteited precIpitated by a black Salad_a, night, but no In. bj pjlg 7)NEWS 3(4) TODAY log prgr. Cable I splice pit foreman, Exp.riencedonlyl Drivers lic. req. Apply in person. Bell Underground, 2322 Country _______________________________ Club Rd.. Sanford. respectIve communIty to be contingent or unflquidated, tItS presented in a column in The nature of the uncertainty Shall be Evening Herald, we want to stated. lithe claim is secured, the 'k wIth security shall be described. The Contact: claImant shall deliver sufficient mfbfdlamt0th,cIac'to RI$ DIITRICH enable the clerk to mail one copy OURSELVES EDITOR to each personal representative. 9.Sdaily Mon.FrI All persons Interested In the 337.3$1l estate to whom a copy ci this -_ ____ cancer isa result oh Sanford area resIdents de. pressed by whit IS gain on In Our Country? Are you willing to explore & discuss grass roots campaign for John _________________________________ Anderson? Contact 373.6594 CORRESPONDENTS e, the date when it will become 1000 of AVON . FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning . pewer, For details, Call _____________________________ 1 s.giIMlor6al3Olt' - PART.TIME basil for the claim, the name and ' 630 ED ALLEN U) a Why Ii Lonely? Write Mate" Dating Service. All ages. P.O. Box 6071, Cleareater, Fl, 33318 control protectiosi $157,000, they may have. Each claim must $100,000, Shark River Sloi4h flood control protection $150,000 and Tampa Harbor AIXIS River navigation $120,000 - I _________ ______ 18-Help Wanted ____ 41 -Houses _______________ --------. --.. TVSERVICEMGR Orange City. I BR. 79. huge Now is the time to loin the most trees, rambling contemporary progressive & fastest growing høme. Courtyard entrance. TV & home entertainment sunken L R w.FP, breakfast systems dealer in Fl. Ec. bay in kit. 572.500 benefits & pay to $20,000. Apply in person or call FORREST GREENE We$tgatelv, Kmart Shopping INC. REALTORS Center, Sanford. 323.2013. _________________________ .•.' rited ie-Help _____________________________ _____________________________ ______ ______________________ navigation $0,00O, Jacksonville Harbor addrissof thecreditor or his agent navigation $233,000, Kljzjne River and or attorney, and the amount Lake okeechobee flood control pro' 'Jon claimed. If the claim is not yet River navigation $3,1 million, Canaveral Harbor navigation $1.4 million, Central and Florida flood control $3.4 million, - .• _______________________ " Chailoy is asked to perform surgery on _________ Gate Estates flood outlays Included: 5:30 (5)0 HOUSE CALLS LI study $406,000, Central and South Florida canal $150,000, Central and South Florida flood control protection $446,000, Everglades $12.3 million for Port _______ th Sunday - Noon Friday ___________________________ __________________________ _____________________ _____________________ RAINBOW CHILD 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 _____ Publication Noon The Da9lefore r sure to get ress) I DEADLINES __________________________ All persons havIng Claims or _________________________ Outlaysforpropo.sdgenerallnvsstjgatlons 3k1 hits 3 Lines Minimum ___________________________ 11'lnsh'uctioin petsonal reprswntativs'sattorney ____________ urBasina. InvestigatIons of possible future projects. Majorproosodoperatlonandmaintenance R,l'a complsint ab'xit the 0 GOOD MOANING recreational actIvities and FLORIDA appoints thorn morale officers. (DO STONE Stone oversteps the normal boundaries of •(4) TODAY tiOn. 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 1 ' w I 44c hits 3c a Pin. 3conslcutivetlmss 7c0ns.CutiVetim,1 .-. . Ti ____ RATES Itiffli HOURS 2001 S. Mellon name and address of the The million, Tamp. Harbor $1.4 million, and 3 operation and maintenance of completed pro- 5:00 (DOTHEFBI rapidly growing human popula. tion of Mars learns of impend. ing nuclear war on Earth, and of the presence of other beIngs on Mars. (Part 2) (SJOMA'B'H Cci. Potter who is about to become the Lake Samninole $4.4 million, Okeechobee whose address is Harbor navigation and $1.2 million for St. Lucle Inlet navigation, ''ruso*v' ICLES In the year 2004. the from 17th-century Jacobean dances to the currant discornanla --with perlormarc. es by the Joffrey Ballet and a hostofguestsrtists. 831-9993 _ Including $10.5 million for Countyand$4,9 6:25 ABOUT THE DANCE Famed choreographer Agnes di MIlle gives a personal view of the projects, cofl slated of twoofhermanyadmirers. 9:00 LSU 322-2611 3(1) ThE DOCTORS (DOONEUFETOUVE 1Ii(35)GOMERPYLE The budget request included proposed toward a member of Eddie's 6:65 8:30 (17) WORLD AT LARGE CL) 0 ThE LAST RESORT (DOANGIE A nine.year.old 6:00 hypochondriac from down the •C!)EARLYDAY block descends on the Benson (1)OHEALTHF1ELD household. (DO SUNRISE ji criminal lust released fx police custody from striking again. (1]) (35) QI) (17) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kentucky vs. 1:30 AS THE WORLD (5)3 Orlando - Winter Park minded female. Occupant M, Deceased 5:30 RI, 2, Box MA, DeLand, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Fla. 32720. •(1)NEWS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ______________________________ 1)OM'A'SH CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE (DOALLINTHEFAMILY S-Lost & Found 2:25 ______________________________ AND ALL OTHER PERSONS ___________________________ INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: . 130 HEREBY LOST: English Pit Bull, wh. w YOU ARE ey worries Wt*fl his wile brindle eye. Between Sanford NOTIFIED that the adacceptsBARNEY a lob as a social work- MILLER Bar- Stat. Profects In Coiigr.ss & Melionville on 25th. Reward mInistratIon of the estate of E.C. er in a tough East Bronx neigh______________________ *50. 3231864. HARPER. SN,, deceased, File borho. (R) WASHINGTON (UP!) - The ad. Cha-lotte Harbor navigation $18 million, Number SO.? CF. is pending In the, (fl j(35) UFE AND TIMES OF minIstration today asked Congress tuap. 9-.God 'flings 10 Eat . Fernandina Harbor navigation $1.1 million, CircuitCourtforseminoleCounty, Florida, Probate DIvIsion, the ______________________ EDDIE ROBERTS Lydia and ppfjate $94.1 million for US, Engineers Caloouhatchee.Anclote Rt';crs crvtd address of which is Seminole -____________________________ vous; Cynthia uncovers someAve., Sanford, FL 32771., The continued conatruction work In the main waterway $2.4 million, Jar mvii. J4 thing frightening about Turner; 32?6fl3. 332.0367 personal representative of the ____________________________ Tampa Harbor channel, $1.7znilhIon,JhnWoodruffLockandxnand estate is E.C. HARPER, JR., Gertrude makes advances _______________ (12)(17) BIG BATTLES "The Supply Line Of Freedom" No battle of World War II was more vital, or more dangerous, for Britain tha'n the contest fought in the Atlantic. 12:30 •®NEWS 30SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW (DO RYAN'S HOPE H35)DICKVANDYKE 17 MOVIE 11-00 (1 HIGH ROLLERS (.5)3 ThE PRICE IS RIGHT LAVERNE I SHIRLEY 11:30 7:30 GRAMMINO 12)(17)MOVIE(CON'ro) Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. 3 6:30 - CLASSIFIED ADS OP PROPOSID CIUNGIS AND Monday, Jan. 28, 1st Your Business.,. I . 'I _______________________________________________ 1: ,,. ' - ' . ."1- ________ ..•., '' ¼ p,. '-- ,..-. .. ''" '- _______________ __________ ____ ______ ______ ' _________ _____________ - _____ ..' - . ____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ '.. I"' 1 '*'.'.'-'. - ___ _____ .:!. - ____ '- _____ '-'- ' - . _____ ________________ ______ �4 . I - 4 .- ---- '- I ? - -- - . .VJ i , * ~ - - ng Herald, 10'F1, 4 BLONDIE Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 47 1900'5 an style by Chic Young 10* _ 1 Soft food 48 School organi• 0 CIAIL Z £ LEINA' 4 Actor zation (abbr.) 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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. 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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 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 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/45c98b9dc6b77a6f631a7aa536a9e956.pdf 868baab5e4fc2d1eb0dd5fa4fe428518 PDF Text Text ____l_uIuII'_l_• r• . % at • - .-_- - _a ._ - 46—Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, BLON DIE Fl. p - r Tuesday, March 11, mO - - 45 Baseball ACROSS Answer - - - - - — to Previous - - - - Puzzle Water by Chic Young player Met i1jL(1 or.'r wi w MANY ),i t ONT HOW DON), -1 1 DON'T I' HONEY DO YOU WANT YOU EGGS 15 DOtTxi WANT TWO.' tigating body ThEM? 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Other readers groups 2 La tar ure 48 Home of Eve who want this issue can send months ago, I weighed 28 25 Dinner bell 50 Canine cry 32 Eggs 3 Nigerian Since taking these water pills, 75 cents with a long, stamped, 26 Eternally Reso rt tribesman 51 Clan Booths i have lost down to but I sell-addressed envelope for It. Hub of a 35 Engage in 4 Emperor wheel think I've gained some of it Send your request to me, In sport 5 Desire (sI.) 52 hi newspaper, P.O. 29 ar U you back, Please 36 Russian river 8 CIA 30 Dustbowl Station, location Box 1551, RadIo 38 It is can. victim 39 Medley 7 Shoe part 55 Plague — Of New York NY 10019. You will DEAR READER 31 Rivers (Sp.) 40 Plato's home 8 Alternative 58 Son-In-law of course, I do not know why lose weight on this diet If you 34 Jumbled type 42 Boats 9 Front Mohammed follow It strictly and stick to Is giving you 37 Vast period of your 44 Gnidder 10 Magnetic 57 Pfc's bid Dyazide. All It will do is wash It. out sodium and water. There Now since you are a rather 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 — — — — — — — — are some patients who ac- large woman, this diet of — — — — — cumulate water because of approximately 1300 calories 12 13 may cause you to lose weight heart il re live premenstrual too rapidly. I'm not really In 15 16 — — — — you or of water. In interested In accumulation lose weight at the else instances, such anyone those 18 19 20 21 of more than two pounds i 1 diuretics (water pills) are 2 23 24 useful. They are also useful a week. The more rapid your weight In helIng control high blood — — _ — 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 pressure In some patients. loss is, the shorter length of — I—I I — — Considering your weight, t.lmeyou should stay on a diet. 35 can th Preposition 1980- Price 20 Cents ___________________________________ I Adversary -' holiday Ridiculous I LOO?(' T-4 l IS '5 (7' WE T -4E ARM L ATE. WE'LL GET MAN.' NONE OF YOUR LAUNDRY MI I 'm a Religiou by Mort Walker WE 'RE RU NN iNj MV C I I A 1E e 20 __ ______ BEETLE BAILEY S WHERE' O7; Ob sety 77-year-old female and am bwlly TEA1iL NT l6Mapwithina 81 Tenth month DEAR DR. LAMB — I N $PA lawgiver Causes OLIOs ION - Dollar bill agency (abbr.) 60 Wise - If I - u affirmative Poverty-war 59 Cal -r i _.+f_-1 _____________ ES y 0 - FRIED! HE 40 . I KEEN I R NU Hampshire 4 Japanese "I'ESTERY MORNING! WANT Fat,Not Till At. TA 46 New YOU WANT WAPT ThEM HOW TsJ E J T 1 Federal inves- S - IT TO YOU TOMORROW TWROW] OF MY WHOLE ______________________ "SUORT5 OF THE SILLY EXCUSES! SCHEDULE 2AYS In house s. pits I 33 198 27 . Reagan, , Carter winter Building Christiania (contr.) 131.0 — I J Jimmy by Art Sarsom 66, 67, WMTW TAXlWLN%%WMW- lo 2,34A&... - - - - seeing 32 ____ " perhaps you do have high You 35 ___________ 41 4243 - I ____________________________ ________ ________ ________ ARCHIE 38 NO J [THEGIMISC)ARK! 'l EAK THROUGH INTO THE SUSPECT OUR GIVE ME A TOWEL! ç ______ __ Ii POOL CELEBRATION SU10I THE COACH'S OFFICES 54 155 156 J57 — — 59 R/Ske0l 60 1 82 — WHILE WE Of HIS 25 YEARS AS GET PRINClP4AL' 64 83 --- I — 1 — I, _____________________________________ ________ 6 ir- V _________ ually need losing yo W.dn.sday, k)I% 12, you've consented to something, however, &not go back on your word, even liyou PRISCILLA'S POP by Ed Sullivan UMAKE POOR MN A PRACTICE visiLim' iEERCR,GE OF ThIS, LT A PRIVING' A'IM4,.LER AT LEAST THE WARNING MULTIPLE'CH()CE! ___________________________ ___ ________ ____ ~ IFAAMLY. OR PaN'T T ) LONG - TWEEN 1 feel it's a bum deal. projects or enterprises this LEO (July 23-Aug, 3 11 $ 0 NORTH 5 . - :t.l;..% - rGo m THE LUN7 not cause you remorse later. ___________________ _______ BUGS ___________ [OuEj something in g lead: Q ()Q 'ID : • i '' WiLL. -mri CARE OF L. AV wigv 4; -. who had been ready to ruff (HCA) today announced Its ap- polnimenta to the mswMns.m.snbsr - was led at trick two and another low heart was played. Along came the 10 - one more duck. Now South ruffed ______ businessmen and the president of Seminole Community College (SCC). Enlarged over the past fivemember board, the new trustees include four members of the hospital's medical gaff: Dr. Robert Gay, Dr. - by T. K. Ryan _ lOONIES ii' WKAI'S 1H L.AS'- .Y'r - _ _ _____ ______ ________ - ' r ,j . 1' - -' •,. -- '. , - ,- ' - . . . .4 It was the Bush campaign's worst fear. Bush's state campaign director, Bill Schuette, said Liefori' the election that he anticipated a Reagan victory - but olle'l that if Reagan got all 51 delegates, - - it wouildit't lx' a er %' good second place for its." lime' Ut'publicans distant third choice - Seminole Voters Follow Trend Edward M Kennedy of Massachusetts in time various contests for a turnout of Herald Staff Writer was second with 189 lcrre:lt; no 41.9 percent, far less than the 60 percent President Jimmy Carter -as clearly preference was third with 10.3 percent; Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce the popular choice of Seminole County Go v. Edmund G. Brown Jr. of California had predicted. Democrats while local Republicans was fourth with 51 percent and Richard In time Democratic party portion of the favored former California Guy, Ronald B. Kay was last with 1.9 IK'rcl'nt lriIilar with 32,343 eligible voters, 38.4 Reagan in 'l'uesday's presidential Official results gave Carter 7,778 toes percent or 12,505 cast ballots. In the GOP preference primary, to 2,301 for Kennedy; 1,264 for no IMrtiomm of the' primary with 22,294 Carter took all of Seminole's 67 preference; 04 for Brimn and 24:1 for Republicans eligible to cast ballots, 51.9 precincts, some by as much as 81 percent Kay . percent or 11,581 voted. WITH 'tOIJ tiered 5:L1 percent of the vote of the GOP, Reagan 6,078; Bush 4,188; John H. Medicine in 1963. lie has been an Wing, Seminole Memorial 1-ospltal's towards a bachelor's degree In D1iug Lewis, HCA's director of physician who received his master's domestic development, said the degree from the University of received his master's degree at National University, Bogata, board's first task is to name the new Michigan in 1963. He served in the Colombia. administrator, who will be a United States Navy from 1967 to 1973 Weldon has been president of SCC member of the board. The new ad- and currently serves in the naval for the past 14 years, He is also ministrator reportedly is currently reserves holding the rank of cornpresident of the Kiwanis Club of working at another HCA hospital and mander. He joined the SMH staff In Sanford, vice president of the Greater was to be named today. 1973 and became chief of family Sanford Chamber of Commerce, However, the nine-member board of practice In 1975. He was president of honorary board member of the trustees may ultimately be expanded the Seminole County Medical Society Seminole County United Way and is a o ii, according to Jim Main, RCA's In 1979. board member of the Salvation Army, regional vice president. He is also president of the Deltona Central Florida Boy Scouts and the id ,'$T 5UPPO5 'rr with foriner U.N. Ambassador George Anderson 565; Phil Crane 313; Howard 11. Central Florida Autistic Children Association. hush the second choice with 36.6 percent. Baker Jr. 115; John B Connally 1(18; Mrs. Bruce said this first countywide Reagan captured 63 of Seminole's I larold E. Stassen 32; Robert Dole 25and election using the computer card system precincts with Bush narrowly taking Benjamin Fernandez I.I. of voting Iumuiioncd well. Official results four. WWle it total of 58,79:1 persons were were announced at 8:58 p.m.. less than In the Democratic primary, Sen. eligible to vote, a turnout of 24,648 voted 1 %%() li(itirs after the polls closed. Iran Oil Sent Here Today Despite Car ter Ban More Iranian oil was delivered to the adding the oil began arriving at least 1tuioum Reports Around The Cluck Bridge Calendar United States this January than in seven weeks after the ban had been in .January 1979, despite a presidential ban, effect. Classified Ads ('omit's according to an exclusive NBC news report. ('roiot'tl 'l'hie Customs bureau of the federal Treasury Department v.111 1)1' ' More than seven million barrels of vestigating the violation of thie ball, Iranian crude oil were unloaded in U. S. Levine said. Ports in the first month of the year, Levine said this morning lie has not yet commerce (lepartjiient figures show been able to discover which oil company according to the exclusive NBC report.' In January, 1979, only 5.8 million or coflipaities are supposed to have umiportod the Iranian oil. barrels of crude arrived from Iran. The reported oil delivery in dicates a President Jimmy Carter imposed the violation of the presidential ban on the hart on the importing of Iranian oil Importation of Iranian oil issued Nov. 12, shortly after militants seized the U. S. 1979, said NBC correspondent Irving U. embassy, taking American hostages. Levine. Carter's annuwicement was followed An oil tanker takes be tween four and by one of the leaders of Iran banning the six weeks to cross the ocean, he said, sale of oil to the United States. __ ___ YWL r eA,,f A total of 479 absentee ballots were counted. the SMH staff in 1979. lie served in the United States Navy from 1960 to 1979. chief of staff, will sit on the board as finance. She was the first elected woman to A lifelong resident of Seminole an ex-officio member. The board, named by HCA from serve on the Board of Directors of the County, he became chief of surgery nominations of local doctors and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn- this year. Seminole County Commission, was merce. She also served as chairGomez, internist and cardiologist, scheduled to meet for the first time woman of the National Association of joined the SMH staff in 1971. He Bank Women, became chief of medicine in 1974 and today. Meade Is a family practice currently serves in that capacity. He . IA 4A SB 98 I0'llB SB SB Dear Abby 18 Deaths 8A tIn. Lamb SB Editorial Election Horoscope IA 1*, 9* . 'Nation ,... 8* Ourselves 18 Sports . .. 10-12* Television ......... 98 Weather ..................IA World. .........2* - DeBary Resident Returns $66,500 To Bank bY Craig L.ggs Man On 'Brink' Of Success Chooses Honesty 39" IT By JANE CASSELBERRY happy Uwe are still honest people left in ft sidewalk. I almost didn't pick it up.', the bag, and that says something for him." said Herald Staff Writer world," commented Hasseihoff.He said Brink's has "It was plainly marked $66,500 and you could see HasseihofI.. Aycung DeBaryman maybein Unefora reward been trying to locate Riner, but they only learned thebulgesfrom thebundJesofcurrency the bag. "The bank quickly notified Brink's and that guy as the result of his honesty, a Brink's regional of. his name Monday afternoon, was afraid someone would see me and think I was that left It was really glad to get it back, lie was -, ficlil said today. For Rim,a trip to Atlantic Bank of Seminole In stealing the money. Wouldn't it be Ironic III got shot back at the bank before I left," added Iliner. Sanford for his employer, Bob Dance Dodge, Is delivering the money to the bank?" he asked. Riner said he has worked for Bob Dance Dodge Joe Hasssthoff, Bi'ink's southeast regional vice strictly routine. But what happened on that af"off and on" for 6 years through his college days, president, said today, James Michael Riner, 27, ternoon was far from routine. "I picked It up and took It In the bank and turned it but had never had an experience like this one. would be receiving a letter of appreciation and a over to a bank employee I knew," said Riner. "She He studied fashion design at Florida State firm's home office in financial reward from resident was really amazed and asked 'Where did you get Univers didn't believe it," ti'e DeB "J ity and is doing free-lance work creating Coimecticut, because of a March 4 incident in said. "When I was going Into fji bank the Brink's that?' as the money had already been signed out of original fashions for men, women and children, lie Saufurd that saved Brink's $6600. giard were loading up their armored truck and the bank by the Brink's employees, would like to open his own fashion salon, but hasn't "We're very appreciative of what he did and cbiving away. Then I saw this bag lying there on the "There ws' no one eLse around when Rincr found been ably Lu gel together the necessary capital. JOW _ $ A I a • ____ I ___________ \ ' __1' I - W r7 _______ But although breakdowns are not yet available', the By DONNA ESTES 1958 to 1974. He was chairman for two Springfield is executive vice emergency physician since 1968 and a term. president of the downtown Sanford member of the SMII staff since 1976. Tom McDonald, former Sanford branch of the Flagship Bank of He was chief of the Emergency Chamber president and businessman, Seminole. She holds an associate of Department in 1977 and chief of staff and Dr. Earl Weldon of SCC complete arts degree from Seminole Comin 1979. Thomas, a general surgeon, joined the make-up of the board, Dr. Kenneth munity College and has 63 hours _ , _LI _ 1 Robert Strauss, v i-ott' off hit' SIIUIhI Florida sliming to ahlgt'I- among the .trt'i's hie'avv .Jt.'ushi IsIpulatlon it the' adniinistation's gaffe 4)11 the U.N. ttt.' Oil Israel. ''Wi' lost 5011k' Jewish votes,'' hit' said '1'ueday night. Córter, Reagan Supported and businessman, who served on the (For a copy of JACOBY RfMI?. W144'r 15'TO _ RSIA ML-1I1NS? belml that the statewide SWCCI) was virtually Carter's national canipjilgil inanaor. assured. presidemit's showing in South h"Itiriela iS Illinois Rep John Anderson - owed un(loubt('(Ily inure comupk'x than that. Ins t)e'rct'mlt showing almost wholly to 'l'his is most strongly unli&'ated by t-arrvover front his unexpected strong like the president couldn't stomach Kennedy's showing in the 12th District, shoing last week in Vermont and Keniteci', which covers most of Browarel County. It Massachusetts. 1k did rk)t ctunpaign in Kennedy pulled more than 30 pe rcent is a county with a wild mixture of voters, Florida. • - . former county hospital board from and lay persons. __________________ DID U %%ithdrc%% froin the race at the last preference vote as an indication of the president's unpopularity. Carter's aides said it meant that even jwople who didn't - Dr. Meade. Returning to serve the hospital is (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) _____ • percent of the vote And almost 10 percent of Florida's 'l'hie Kennedy camp saw the no three other physicians, two local ,.' - three delegates to the winner, Reagan - The new trustees include Janice R. Springfield and Dr. Clyde Meade, presidents of the Greater Sanford and Deltona chambers of commerce, and drew trumps. Later on he scored dummy' s ace-king of hearts and th e other two aces to make the game he would have lost If he had tried to win the first trick. "Well," saId North. "I guess your opening nade bid repre. seated Jerry Brown's liberalism, but ou can't blame your four-spade bid on him. hand was going to take six tricks at either spades or was p District ,and thereby %%oil a delegate. . , Main said there lsapouibllitya lay Optimist Club. person from Deltona may become a Gay Is a graduate of the United _i C I _ A p of trustees, -60 OHLY Oh2 PR" "iVATNS _ BE SRIPIG ( .xl)et.titiollilt a)(jelegilt.s - Democrats decided the preferred nobody or som e bod y else to Carter, Kennedy, C alifornia Gov. Edmimund Brown or ('levelaiid Lu% yer Richard Kay No preference drew inure than 15 pe rcent of the vote in the Panhandle 1st board member and U so, another States Naval Academy. He received Schirard, former sales manager for doctor would have to be named as well his master's degree from the Chase & Co, is president of the to get a 50-50 balance of physicians University of Colorado School of Patrick Fruit Corp. - •• DONALD Seminole Memorial Hospital (SMH) - TUMBLEWEEDS THOMAS By DIANE PRYK Herald Staf f writer Hospital Corporation of America discarded The jack of hearts The Republican race easier to analyze, even though Reagan expressed delight at the size of the 2-1 margin by %%hIi('hI lie (lefeated Bush - and though the Bush cunpaign showed surprise at Reagan's sweep of the 51 delegates. Because of the Republican's winnertake-all rule that gave each district's Insult any current p - -4V HOW111M HE WT TOM, WU M CLEARLY $5Fl NN-PEMM '!" PJN L WELDON DR. P0*1nts New Hosp*i al oard the ace or king simply W ir-WeST. MR. N*-TAN -I POlIT KNOW HRE . HCA __ Reagan." Suiting his actions to his ANNIE by Bob Thavos -- 1X)ifltS, in each district and a Prt)Is)rtL)nte' share - and his campaign manager, o ulation can hardly be called ''south. of the at-large delegate's. W jilt the rmmmnut&' popular young Republican Ander ermi'' - the president drew less than 50 un('xi)t'c'tt'd losses, he (4)111(1 have fallen Crcnshiae , thires his support to Reagan . ALRE FRANK AND ERNEST '- DR-ROBERT A. GAY ousn. So, when South looked MODERN, send $1 to: 'Win at as tenacious at the end as you another. at ummy and the opening Bridge," care of this CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. were in the beginnhw. lead be remarked: "I bld this per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) A friend may be In a tight hand like a supporter of Jerry Station, New York, N. V. This should be a rewarding spot and need your aid today. Brown, but I am going to play 10019.) day, ç:ovlded you don't You can beet help by showing expect more than you're this person, how he can help --entitled to. Don't ask for himself. —. F L ORIDA something you haven't ear- AQUARIUS (Jan, 2)-Feb. GOVERNOR 19) Normall y you' ned. re may self- HIGHWAY SAFETY________________________________ ARRIVE CANCER (June 21-July 22) sufficIent, but today you When making agreements wrongly believe that gains COMMISSION _____ •SUNSH1NE STATE., today, negotiate wisely. once canonly cometlroih others, I I '.__.-'u-. - '11w president won by only six 459. Kennedy caine almost as close rn the 1ith l)istrict, which includes part of Miami Beach and north Miami. With the '.ote inciiinplete. Carter was leading 47.38 percentage barrassing disaster by making up for tilL' was expected to take the lion's share. His With the vote in Paint Beach County - loss of expected delegates in four campaign was truly worried only ;tbout expected Kennedy stronghold - districts - the 1st, 2msI and 3rd Ui the Duval County, where key Republicans slowed by a computer breakdown, Carter northern part of the state, the Hilt ii' hacked ,lohn ('onnallv. led the Massachusetts sena:or 111-23 central Florida. 1k' apparentv finished Thic feared that Connally would percent statewide. The margin Is ex- with 23 delegates to Carter's 76. siphon off conservative votes and let Pe'ted to narrow slightly his campaign had put mis iiiitiiiiitiiii hush win the district, When Connally p olitical figu res by blaming t hem for Open In return. Avoid misun- derstandings Californians take their but you cmld begin to drag today. Don't be cautious In your feet as time wears on.Be one area, extravagant In bridge and politics quite ten- TAKE ONE UE. j . - hearts from dummy. East out of the starting gate today) prudence across the board by Stoffel the campaign leaves ''Carter country'' in two of them. And he averted an em- and moves north. - Kennedy almost as nianv votes 0 Winter Springs.1olm oir nia~ take to% er percent. -. But in the cosinopolitan congressional bid. Bryan Perhaps William Use only methods that meet _________________________that Jennings might have SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 33your high shmolards. approved It. All you did was to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) Manage your By Oswald Jacoby game and rubber In an with equal NW Alm Seatax You're rather strong getting resources effort ot score 150 honors." • - - counties to districts of South Florida - where the words, he played the deuce of AK 752 #A84 ethical as you N' .. Have all but do lt in a manner that Will . ''i, -.s•b . 4 -'-• .- . It like a supporter of Ronald ) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) the terms dearly t1 WEST EAST You have the ability to make VIRGO (Aug. 23"SePI. 22) 473 • $62 wise decisions today, yet you Rely on your self and not upon VQJ10114 IV .... K6 • V 10973 may not trust your own others. Associates who are judgment. This could cause usually prepared to assist you • K Q J SOUTH you to discard worthy ptans. willhave their own problems. •AKQJIO9 Find out more of what lies 43 LIBRA (Sept. 23. 00t. 22) If 52 ahead for you in the year you're performing a do-itfollowing your birthday by yourself 742 task that calls for an sending for your copy of artistic touch, know when to Vulnerable: Both Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 Dealer: South stop. Overdoing It could make for each to Astro-Graph, Box It gaudy. West Nss'tk East SiSt 419, RadIo aty Station, N.Y. i• SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV. 22) 10019. Be sure to specify birth He very careful that you don't 29 Dill. 3* Pan date, Pies SN? Pan 4• unwittingly lead pals to Pan _ ,, ARIES (March 21..April 19) believe you're only being Go after what you want today, because you want -' - lie . - - AflaIVSIS ______________________ _________________________________ local L)eniueratk Part`%. lost univ two Bush • %Itamonti charter wins b landslide, tiny Union, where the 17 voting • kilo voters appro%e annexation. Republicans preferred the former ci, S tuner, Reagan in in other sink's. director 10.7; and Dixie, where Bush won - Storks ami chart on Page 9%. 8-7. But President Carter's victory over Sen. Edward Kennedy contained in each of the five Gold Coast districts elements that may give Kennedy hope as and caine close to beating the president -- - .,. ,-, cle tissues WIN AT BRIDGE •As3 ____ Ib . . 1980 coming year. Put your Unfortunately, In a business splendid imagination to work situation a person you might in areas that hold profitable have to deal with wilinotbe M promise. ' : . - - tu ' gave • Bush campaign's biggest fear. Includes a reasonable dietary have any glandular disorders, March YOUR BIRTHDAY March 12,1980 Considerable success could come your' way through new by Howie Schneider . I - - going to send you The Health cause of very marked obesity. EEK & MEEK ONLY WHEN at I'm program. Therefore, I'm which can sometimes be the For ..-------. . much use, however, unless It you to be sure that you don't 6 R4 .ZARPf m DR. JORGE GOMEZ . Seminole Cowity ote results. • Constitutional anienilimietits PUSS. - JOHN SCHIRARD JR. - .' Such supervision is not of you have seen has checked By BERNICE BEDE 0501 I use this diet , medical supervision during while you're losing weight the period of weight loss. I presume that the do ctor HOROSCOPE loI ' / victory in the 1980 nald Reagait 's _Today a Florida presidential Primary was total. III' Hot only swamped Ins closest rival, George Hush, in the popular vote but swept the Republican delegates the p 1' unless you're extremely talL program will be. It will also Indlvldualswhoaregrossly help to protect you from ur us us ________________________________________________ overweight READY . - DR.CLYDE MEADE 50 51 52 obesity problem Is one of program and Increase your 49 excess body fat, not excess walking as much as you can, — — water, The more you're able to walk — You didn't say how tall you on a regular basis, the more 61 — were but I assume you must calories you will use and the — — be a great deal overweight more effecti ve your dietary 46 47 48 by Bob Montana rCONFO(/NO/T,, R / can add a small number of to that, Neither Dyazide nor any of foods to it. Also, don't neglect to walk t he other diure tics will cause — — — you to lose body fat. The every day. Start a walking — — — ____________________________ _________ - — — blood pressure, but your sending you as a gulde and Li doctor would know the answer you're losing too rapidly, you 39 I ___________ 40 ___ o . j women as a - NIICHAE1. 0. FOWLER PrL'5% International L'tiltt'ti rate Wa Cw= - - . r disease or , B. - . - u Grinning . - fa THE BORN LOSER ( ..• time - 3-li s City metal - (6) e of t c p me predecessor *-..•. . .,.; - .- • - . . ( . -'s mom - I IL JA M ES MICHAEL RINER �Evening Herald,Sanlord, Fl. Wednesday, March 12,1980-3A 2A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednisday, March 12, 1,10 Maitland Man Knocked Unconscious During Robbery By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Stilt Writer there he traveled to Florida Hospital-Altamonte, where he was treated and released for cats and bruises suffered in the at. A Maitland man was knocked unconscious and robbed by a tack, say deputies. man he had given a ride to Tuesday night, deputies say. Hammond told deputies the thief took about $30 from bun Thomas J. Hammond, 23, of 209 Flame Avenue., Maitland, after knocking him out, picked up a hitchhiker at the corner of State Road 434 and Markham Woods Road at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, say deputies. A 19-year-old Sanford man is in the Seminole County Jail today, charged with stealing a motorcycle from a restaurant parking lot, Tuesday night. Jeffery Pedigo, 19, of 518 Mellonville Ave., Sanford, is charged by police with the theft of a motorcycle at 9 p.m. Tuesday from the Imperial Lounge parking lot. Police say the $2,600 motorcycle, owned by Richard K. Hays, 610 W. Ninth St., Sanford, was recovered two hours after the theft at Pedigo's home. 47 EVERY The Carter administration is willing to give the United Nations more time to find a peaceful solution to the Iran crisis, ruling out military action "atthis time," despite the collapse of the U.N. panel's mission to Tehran. U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim also voiced optimism and was scheduled today to meet with the panel's five members and possibly Secretary of State Cyrus Vance at U.N. headquarters in New York. 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Scattered showers and thunderstorms Education Association In. north portion mainly tonight and Thursday. terim executive director, AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy today with a chance of agreed that there are showers.Cornlderable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with a restrictions on constitutional good chance of showers and scattered thunderstorms. Highs bodies, And, he pointed out, mainly In the low 80.. Lows tonight in the low to mid 60.. the constitution also says all Southeast winds Increasing to 15 to 20 mph today. Rain employees have the right to probability 30 percent today, 50 percent tonight and 50 percent collective Thursday. School Superintendent Willim P. Layer wouldbeth favor of the ap. peals. HOSPITAL NOTES Cornelison was granted pay wh1thmight ac. IIMINOLIMIMOIIAL Mimi Wa$dron, Port Orange HOSPITAL cumulatedialng the appeal BIRTHS MARCH11 SANFORD: process. Glenn and Nancy ICOfl1. 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Seminole County School The school board will meet Julian Jr. told the board Feb. Tonight's efforts, however, Board Is expected to decide at 7:30 at the school board 27 that recent arbitrators' aimed primarily at easing decisions ordering school overcrowding at Woodlands personnel rehired and given Elementary, is expected to back pay conflict with the raise parental wrath. constitutional authority of the Parents were asked to help school board, out in all three rezonings by DJulian indicated the cases of drawing up plans, but ris,s Sale $45 es Reg. $61 plus fed. tax', Size AR78-13. The JCPenney steel belted radial has a 2 polyester radial ply body with 2 steel belts. Wide 78 series. Whitewall. 1 GLO I 11K By DIANE PETR'jK AS i'ran 10aAlo HOMEMMM School Board To Consider Appeals Carter Rules Out Force Police say Swain shot Mary Williams, 21, of 14 Cowan Moughton Terrace, outside his apartment, just after 11 p.m. Jan. 15. ARREST IN MOTORCYCLE THEFT A short time later, the hitchhiker put a hunting knife to Hammond's throat, and began directing him to drive north on Wekiva Springs Road and then along Lake Brantley Road, say deputies. Police said the hitchhiker hit Hammond, who then began struggling with him. Hammond was hit on the head, apparently with a tile-cutting tool and knocked out, deputies reported. When Hammond awoke, he drove to a friend's house. From MRL IN BRIEF charges of second-degree murder. TRIAL STARTS TODAY A Sanford man, charged with the shotgun killing of a woman on Jan. 15, is scheduled to go to trial today. James Swain, 51, of 73 Seminole Garden Apartments, is set to appear before Circuit Judge Voile Williams today to face §!!64 to $120 on rour juvennev steel belted radial tires. . -- ., I ''.ê ; '•. .' - . . ' - •1 ' • .- • . .:,L. - .- e .79 , �I - . Evening HeraJd 76,435 CUSPS 4812e0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Big Energy Savings For County Schools Wednesday, March 12, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $13.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $1.751 -6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. aIanced Budget? it 's About Time An inflation rate quoted at 18 percent may inally have scared Congress and the adinistration into using the powerful anti-inflation $veapon which has been within their reach all DON GRAFF long - a balanced budget. It's about time. I Economists have been preaching for years that deral deficits are the main source of fuel for the inflationary fires eating through our economy. Most politicians have even agreed, but have treated a balanced budget as one of thoseWith desirable but unattainable goals, like a cure for the common cold. The economic news is now so alarming that President Carter is awakening to the fact that his 1981 budget — with its deficit of $16 billion, if not They — well, a lot of them — laughed when more - is a booby trap on his path to re-election, he was urging the country to Whip Inflation Everyone wants to know why his anti-Inflation Now with voluntary restraints on income and program isn't working. An answer keeps coming expenditures. Five years and a steady upward trend In the back; Because he reneged on his 1976 pledge to Consumer Price Index later, the Joke is over. balance the budget by 1980. Gerald Ford's economic record, WIN So Mr. Carter is looking for ways to trim $4 buttons and all, looks better and better. So billion from current federal spending and $15 much better in fact, that Gerald Ford, forbillion from the budget for the fiscal year met president, may be encouraged to become beginning next Oct. 1. And there are signs that he Gerald Ford, presidential candidate. may get help rather than hindrance from Capitol 're's been a boomlet building for a Ford Hill. Rep. Robert Gianimo, the Connecticut candidacy in recent weeks, one that has In no Democrat who heads the House Budget Corn- way been discouraged by the man himself. On mittee, says a sort of budget-balancing panic Is the contrary, he stopped Just short of giving It developing among representatives and senators his blessing in a widely discussed New York TimesRonald interview In which he pointedly who. in other years, have spent billions of deficit questioned Reagan's ability to attract dollars without batting an eye. sufficiently broad support to win the election A little panic on the budget and appropriations should he emerge from the primaries and committees can do no harm. It Is regrettable that convention with the Republican nomination. only now are they willing to admit that an The obvious implication being that Ford economic Pearl Harbor has occurred. Balancing an alternative who has the capability, IS the 1981 budget would be less of a shock - and Possibly correct, considering the evidence easier to accomplish - if the 1980 budget were not of 1976 when he so narrowly lost the running a deficit in the range of $30 billion to $40 presidency. And it is a possibility that Is inbillion. Jecting new interest Into a campaign that, with so many wearying And the budget-cutting imperative has come ' already beginning to gomonths stale. still to go, was the fore at a time when the Pentagon cannot be Historically, itorically,, It would be a precedent.ettlng called on, as In the past, to be the sacrificial lamb. The Persian Gulf crisis has created an Imperative candidacy. Only Grover Cleveland, more of its own —the necessity of a new commitment to than a century ago, was voted out of the White defense spending to close the alarming gap bet- House and came back to reclaim it One of the most supremely popular presidents, ween the United States and the Soviet Union In Theodore Roosevelt, tried to duplicate the balk sträLc and conventiOàji forces. ... '. 40A'& 16w 5$fl later but failed. This may account for the degree of panic Mr. No other survivor of the job in mocisrn Carter detects in Washington, The 'drastic" tune, with the possible exception of Ford's cutbacks being envisioned are going to have to predecessor, has indicated any Interest in come from domestic programs,and In an election repeating. year. To say that this Is a challenge of uncommon And while it I. not unprecedented for a magnitude befalling the 86th Congress is puttin g It serious candidate to enter the field so late In preconvention game, it Is virtually Uof nmildly precedented to do to with any prospect There Is no shortage of suggestions about where succeft to look for potential economies. By one calculation California . Edmund Brown Jr. did it in the government could shave $7 billion off the 1976, raising some Democratic primary dust budget simply by basing the "cost of living" but getting nowhere on the convention floor, adjustment In federal outlays on a more accurate Pennsylvania's William Scranton tried it price index. Justification for the $6.9 billion against Barry Goldwater's steamroller in revenue sharing program is on shaky ground in 1964 and was speedily flattened. The sole the light of budget surpluses enjoyed by many modern exception was Hubert Humphrey, who declared his candidacy in 196$ only states and local governments. Federal Job President Johnson announced that he would programs are known to be a less efficient way of not seek re-election. treating chronic unemployment than tax inOnthe Other hand, the history oflhi wi, centives which encourage hiring of trainees by presidency is littered with shattered private firms. precedents. John F. Kennedy breached the Republicans in the House and Senate who have religion barrier. Lyndon Johnson and then been making a pitch for budget-balancing for Jimmy Carter returned Southerners 10 respectabIllty.Richard Nizon,defeated once, many years — with little support from the othe rsuccee on the second side of the aisle — have plenty of Ideas in their So why not a Ford turn? files. We're sure they would happy to offer As George Bush becomes less appealing as them to Mr. Carter free .of charge. he cows more familiar and as doubts about f Ili ____ Win __________ Pleas e Write Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to' eliminate libel or to JEFFREY HART ____ Answer For The Critics - 'r' P - - Jerry? Reagan grow outside his own dedicated wing of the party, it is a question that finds more and more people Interested in an answer. Ford has an edge inespsrluice over all the Republican contenders and, over Reagan, possibly adesislve one inag, And if Iran and Afghanistan recede as lens. — or public opinion on them shifts from supportive to critical d Carter — the issue that la really No. 1 would again preoccupy attention. The economy. ____ all _____ I have received a number of serious criticisms of a recent column, and they deserve a serious reply. In that column, I argued that Western culture generally and American culture _____________________ _____________ particularly offer a more serious threat to ____________________ ____________ ___________ other cultures than Russian-Soviet culture _______________ ___________ does. I said that American products and American values impinge upon other _____ societies in a disturbing way, disrupting ___________________________ traditional patterns, raising expectations, causing trouble. In general, I was for that. American and Western culture stands for freedom throughout a society and a value system — i ., _____ _____ __ _: _____________________________ ___ _____ and the lesson of history is that most people _. .. .. given the choice, will choose freedom. The . ___ Ayatollah is not as popular arnong the modem 1U flZifl and educated Iranian classes as he is among I _____ ______ the displaced and fearful Iranian peasantry. On Russian culture, readers challenged my argument. I asked where are the Soviet 'Th.gods are angry. So first, are there any volunteers?' products, besides vodka and caviar, that anyone wants to buy? Where are the Soviet autos, records, computers, dress designs1 JACK ANDERSON architecture? Where are the Soviet novels, paintings, and poems? The Soviet movies? The Soviet pop stars that change styles?:: Many readers disagreed, arguing that all Connally, Arabs Chums this was biased. They cited the early Soviet films; pal. ticularly those of Eisenstein. They cited the WASHINGTON — The real "Abscam" — the American Jewish community, drew rave Bolahol Ballet, and Soviet music adattempts by oil-rich Arabs to buy Influence reviews in the Arab world. In fact, two mittedly not Stravinsky or Rock, but musló' from American pohUctans with petrodollars months ago the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Anbaa nevertheless. In its own way, they argued, ft — has come uncomfortably close to Jimmy issued an editorial call for an Arab campaign Soviet Union Is a cultural powerhouse. Carter's White House, as I reported In an fund to i*ip Connally's faltçlng presidential me citations offered, however, prove rn ISfUSt column. ;.. .'..'Al i10 bid. thIflIC iowiThe Bjst n't Yet these genuine Arab bribery attempts Aware that Jewish voters could hurt his new since 1917. It presents a polished versiow have received far less attention than the presidential aspirations, Connally and his of 19th century taste; and any Soviet dancer FBI's phony Abscam operation directed at advisers have vehemently denied that his who wants to innovate has to defect to the members of Congress. plan is anti-Israel. But an incident that ocWest. Ask Balanchine. Ask Baryshnikov. Carter is not the only presidentW con- curred shortly after his October speech raises There exists, no doubt, a great deal oftender, however, with embarrassing ties to serious questions about Connally's objectivity Soviet art In the cultural underground — like the Middle East's oil moguls. John Connally, on the Middle East, the Samizdat literary underground. If the the wheeling-dealing Texan, has close David Marton, who was a Republican cope and the thugs disappeared, this art professional and financial relationships with candidate for mayor of Philadelphia, publicly would surface. But, as of now, Soviet art Is n& the Arab potentates. embarrassed Big John by canceling a threat to traditional assumptions among 11* As a partner in the Houston law firm of scheduled picture-taking session with him. triball.sts of the Third World. Naturally, there Vinson & Elkins, Connally gives legal, Marston later told reporters that he had told are no Soviet Rock stars, no Soviet, Mick financial and political advice to wealthy Arab Connally In a private meeting, "I think I Jagger and no Soviet Beatles. Investors, One of his clients Is Ghalth ought to tell you that I disagree with your The greatest Soviet composer of the 20th Pharaon, the Saudi Arabian who balled Bert Middle East policy. I think It's wrong." century, Dmltri Shoatakovich, wail Lance out of his money troubles by buying his My associate Gary Cohn has now learned ruthlessly prevented from writing Innovative National Bank of Georgia stock at a generous some startling details of that meeting. music, and did so only when his days were price. Pharaon's lather Is the top advisor to Sources who were present quoted Connally as numbered, Saudi King Khalld on how to win friends and Insisting that his speech was not anti-Israel, Permissible Soviet poetry — Yevtushenko, influence policy in America. and had been misinterpreted by the press and for example — is sub-Carl Sandburg. The Connally law firm, from which he has the American Jewish community. genuine modern poet like Boris Pasterna received more than $40,000 per year, has Marston, the sources said, suggested that was stifled. Official Soviet culture stands several Arab nations as well as oil companies Connally meet with Jewish leader, to set the entirely outside the modern movement the In , among its clients. Connally has been aptly record straight. Connally is quoted as arts. characterized as "the top Arab money lawyer replying: "Nobody pushes John Connally Eiaensteln's movies appeared In the early. In the United States." around. I don't have to be Interrogated by phase of the revolution. No one thinks they Indeed, Connally is more than just a legal those people." could appear today. Eiaensteln! He would be. adviser to the Arabs. With Tharaon and The aow'cessay Connally continued: "Time in a Soviet mental hospital. He would sham another Arab businessman, Connally put- is not onthe side of the lsraeliL Time isonthe the fate of Ossip Mandelstam. chased confrolline interest in it Main Rsnk il,4. uI 1k. £,'.h. ..i,I th. t 6no, Duvici ctumre nsa no Inteuectual or of Houston. He also has entered into other business ventures with the oil sheiks. Connally's Arab connections raise disturbing questions about his controversial speech on the Middle East last October. With a great rumble of his oratorical artillery, he called for immediate Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab territory, a Palestinian homeland, and American military bases In the Sinai Peninsula. The Connally plan, if sharply criticized by realize that. A Connally spokesman denied these quotes In a telephone interview; Marston refused to comment on them. Interestingly, the man who wrote Conon nally's controversial speech, Samuel nally's HOIkInsOO, was dumped by the new campaign director, Charles Keating. And Connally has been making overtures to several Jewish leaders in an obvious effort to convince them that he Is not anti-Israel, artistic energy. It is a total nullity. It threatens no one, except Its own citizens. 4 Soviet trio Is a string quartet that hps just , returned from abroad. Of course, no critic of my column clalme4 Oat the Soviets produce any products that anyone wants to buy — not a car,camer radio, computer, record, necktie. Perha. never In the history of theworld has a moi determined campaign been conduct Against the human creative spirit LEWIS GRIZZARD conform to space requirements. Separating Doers From The Do Nots BERRY'S JE 416 "I APW about as popular as the Susan 8. Antho- ny doliar." p By DIANE PETRYK Herald Stall Writer Seminole County schools paid $76,435 less for energy in 197879 than In 1977-78, and school officials promise to keep an eye (on school operations to encourage further savings. In a report to the Seminole County School Board, Hugh Canton, director of auxiliary services, said 25 of St.minole's 40 schools reduced fuel bills from 1977-78 to 1978-79. Teague Middle School saved $39,461 in that period, which twas the greatest amount of savings at any one school, but Car1ton indicated Teague may have had the most room for improt'ement. ..He reported that the comparison among schools showed that the traditional enclosed-room schools are more energy efficient than the newer open-concept or pod schools. The open-concept schools cost an average of 63 cents per square foot per year to operate last year, he said, while the enclosed schools cost an average of 47 cents per square toot per year. There are 19 open-concept schools in Seminole County. Car Iton's study also compared energy costs at the schools by type of energy used (electric, gas, oil or combination), age of the school and architect. This information will be helpful in screening architects, and In decidina what type of school and what type of energy to use to get the most for the tax dollar, Canton told the board. In the comparison of energy costs by the age of the schools, Can1ton's figures showed the oldest schools were the most energy efficient. Ten schools built from 1900 to 1940 cost 49.5 cents per square foot per year. The most energy expensive chools are the 11 built between 1960 and 1970. They cost 68.9 cents per square foot per year. With energy consciousness raised in the 1970's, costs dropped to 54.2 cents per square foot among the eight schools built between 1978 and 1980. Carlton explained that the older schools, which do not have central air conditioning but separate air conditioning units controlled by the individual teacher, can save energy by turning off air conditioning when It is not needed. :"Our older schools have windows and are oriented away from direct sunlight," Carlton said. When the teacher has individual control, he can simply open the window. . ."The most expensive system in a school is the air conditioning," Canton said. "If you leave it off you can save thousands of dollars. ."But schools without windows must operate the air conditioning or air handlers. State law requires five cubic feet per minute per occupant of fresh air. To do this in closed schools requires running the air conditioning or air handling system." If 6 percent to 10 percent of a building's wall area is windows, Canton said, it will lose 5 percent to 10 percent more air conditioning than a closed school. Carl Gutmann, president of Gutmann Dragash Associates, the architechtural firm that designed several Seminole County schools and additions, said computer analysis can now show how many windows can be put In a given building without affecting heating or cooling costs. Gutmann Dragash designed the new Lake Mary high school. .At that school very little heating cost will be incurred, Gutmann said, because waste heat from the air conditioning system will be used to heat water and air where required. "On a cool day," Gutmann explained, "We may only need to heat the outer perimeter Qf the building. Students generate *at, so cooling may, be required at the interior. Spin off best f1rorn the alt conditioning can be used to heat the perimeter." ,.The opposite can be done on a hot day, Carlton said. He pointed out that the system is not new. Gutmann also said the new high school will have additional roof insulation and windows proportioned so they do not affect energy costs. Among Seminole County schools designed by Gutmann Dragash is Red Bug Elementary School. According to Carlton's figures, the school is one of the least energy efficient In the county. Energy costs at Red Bug, an open-concept school, ran $1.04 per square foot per year in 1977-78 and 78 cents per square foot per year in 1978-79. In addition to Teague and Red Bug, other county schools using above 65 cents per square foot per year in energy are: Forest City Elementary, Goldsboro Elementary, Midway Elementary, Winter Springs Elementary, Tuskawilla Middle School and Oviedo High School. Canton stressed that a number of factors affect the energy costs, such as type of fuel used, whether or not the school Is on double sessions and style of school. But, he told the school board Wednesday, this year part of each Seminole County principal's evaluation will concern what he is doing about energy saving. Canton said he will begin a month by month report on each school to keep an eye on the situation. 'f"Once It (the situation) begins to run away, it really runs away," he said. The question most ON ad in this emoke, and, two who wants to be with an They fill their .pocea to full and then, other vampires wear. country today mist be, 'lnioklng or non- uppity pip with clean lungs that probably because the soup is hot, suck It into their — Gwn.cl*win.g and non-gum.diewlng . smoking?" You beer it .vsr11mu you step also Is into jog and health foods and never mouths a mall amount at a time. Gum-chewers make loud, .macking:nois onto an airplane or a aln, and some ha. a lI't when you need me? Thit makes a slurping sound that Is both and they have a habit of throwing their gi restaurants are beginning to separate i also would Wie to take this whole Idea a annoying and crude. I would rath er sit next to on the floor when they are finished 1th ciatom.rs who malt, from those who do&L step further. U we we going to separate somebody who smells like a moose than Then I always come along and get it Muck That's nothing. When you call for a taxi in =011n from mis.nalcsr, in public places, somebody who Sherpa his soup. the bottom of my ineakarg. That makes New York you can even request a non- why not malte th e same separation when It — Nose-blowing and non-nose blowing, want to kill gum-chewers, smoking driver. comes to other annoying habits? It should be against the law to blow your For their own safety, put them off So determined an we to keep the two lAke throst4soolft In tltars and nonnose In public. It's not, so let's separate those themselves where If they all want to groups sport, I woslda't be surprised lire throat-dewing in theaters? who do from U who don't, especially when like Secretariat enjoying an order ( eventually have smoking and "ickh "Non clawing," I could u*u, and food in being served, soft music in being imbody will hew them. data be removed forevermore from the jerk who played or there is to be a great deal of Mfe c1i n— pi The smokers, for instance, could all go live appu,en$iy t 1iild a pigeon and the f.stiwrs and praying. in Indostriol sWAss where lbs air aiready IBM tickle his te,uile evurythoe there Is sell — CoW)etlC4pplyIng and non-cosmetic. vlda'tdo aay1urthirdsmngs t. *. dialogs. you would be surprised how many alogs. t aisik to be f.wed closely, applying. nowadays wait until they we In aTeM Nonsmokers could have vhst Is loll, WiS I could go on. I k I will: IdeNta*ngawmanaerpj or Ih,afrroronan airplane to nlnv ku Montana, where the 0* p in — L.ud4aklsg Ii rvetaorants and son- WW in the oQ"ipsny of others. Seat mouth arid engage in all the .nuLi 1 an mom , ps these who would commit mach a (start ha g gi giggling ' hygees. that ems with it. Put 111161 the.Nctim where people came to hu pes ( ) for from ordimey people You don't think that can be dir I happen h to be a smoker, and I also hapi set, sot to deliver UsGsttyilowg Addres and who get sick at the smell of nail polish and at around you. mrs., they ar*n to be anadvoosle of agr,getirunokweaad other eretiss with months U of succhisi the sight of pouched lips awaiting a is — sod the distraction even greater wt noamioli.r,. One, I don't went to make —S rping aid aon.ospdirping. c'sting of gloss, especially If it Is that the pair happen to be wearing watch anybody WsIIM rue WhtlOnhJortIble wheal Some psipis don't know bow to set amp. ghoulish lavender color disco QC$Wfl$ nedithes and both have mustaches. 4 Tpr V! , •r-- ..-...... _____ . - . -.. .. .-- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, March 12, 1910—SA HERALD EARNS 'GOLD MEDAL' .1 i in Jernigan. director of parks and recreation for the cit y of Sanford, presents a Golden Age Olympics plaque to Evening Herald Publisher Wayne I)os'le. The plaque, which contains gold, silver and bronze nle(IaIs from (lie olv iii pit's. is 10 honor of the Herald's continting and extensive coverage of the annua l ports-participal ion event for seniors. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent it time for rn check-up yet? j ij L Oi64, D. D.. Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment )RIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 .A9 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. 323-2301 . - Frozen Juice Stock Low Special To The Herald Florida's current and future frozen concentrated orange j(ilce supply is in double jeopardy as a result of heavy sales and 'late March freeze which will greatly lower supply not only this year but In 190011 season, United Growers warned this eek. Is ff �-,-. -! I - -- 1 - . -;.. .. • .. .- - .. '.- - •. . - �. . . - - ... -. . . . - .- SA-Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12,1980 __ __ IIIIIIIIIIIII 1" , " President Cou I d Slash Federa I Budget WASHINGTON (UP!) According to administration President Carter New Jersey Gov. Brendan Byrne told billion In aid to cities and counties. will cut $12 billion to $22 billion from the Tuesday, following a session Carter Detroit Mayor Coleman Young said congressional sources, the White House federal budget, say state and municipal of. had with a oup of governors and mayors. presidential aides, including inflation adviser reached agreement with the Derocrat ficials who discussed inflation with him. They "ievenue sharing for the states is in real Alfred Kahn, "told us the budget cuts would be Senate and House leaders on more were told $2.3 billion funds danger, I don't have any doubts 1980 J901 about that," between $12 billion and $22 billion in order to billion In cuts fromfiscal for the states are "in real danger." are ontinuind' balance the budget. wscUSSiOnS C budgets. The he said. h Carter, after an extensive review of his Connecticut Gov. Ella Grasso, echoing a For fiscal 1981, the White House iwS Arkansas Gov. William Clinton added, "We theme struck by most of the visitors, said she seeking about $15 billion in cuts and ah. ad, economic policies, will unveil his anti-inflation . proposals this week, possibly before a joint v,ure told that the president has that actively was "willing to do my share, so long as there ditional $5 billion in new revenue. under consideration and that whether or not are others sharing in the burden." session of Congress Th ursday night. House Democratic leader Jim Wright of The proposals may include restrictions on OW White House decides to recornmend it, Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson said, "The Texas said, "We are substantially the use of cards, in hopes of dampening there is substantial sentiment for it on the administration's advisers gave us some rather the $11 billion figure, but did not elaborate. (Capitol) hill." consumer spending. grfin predictions on the economy" but that "If we want to have a really aust~rill Currently, the federal government provides Carter assured the group the cuts "will not "I believe the president is going to address draconian kind of budget, we can bring it In this issue (of inflation) fairly and firmly," $2.3 billion in sta te revenue sharing and $4.6 have an undue impact on ur ba n America." balance," Wright caid. "It can be done.,. - N T IN BRIEF A 0 I' reporters 1 revenue-sharing . Firefighters Union Head Remains In Chicago Jail *7 CHICAGO UPIi The head of the firefighters' union. in jail since Feb. 21 for defying a judge's backto-work order, won't be released before Thursday at the earliest, Circuit Judge John F. Hechinger met in chambers f or 45 minutes Tuesday with lawyers represe nting Chicago Fire Fighters Union President Frank Museare and the city, then rescheduled a hearing on leniency motions for 11 a.m. Thursday. Fr returned t the b Saturday, ending day walkout during which 22 people died in fires, but Muscare remained in the Cook County Jail serving a five-nionth terin for contempt. credit - Crime as erpiece Million Theft Of Gold, Silver Puzzles Miami Police MIAMI (UPI) - The theft of $8 million in gold and silver was a "masterpiece" of crime So perfect, in fact, police suspect what probably is the largest precious metal theft in history might have been an inside job. The thieves knew exactly when to strike -the firstSaturday in 12 years the Trendline Jewelry had been closed. And it happened to be the weekend massive amounts of gold and silver were on hand because of delayed pickups on Friday. They also knew exactly how to beat the sophisticated sonar security system. In light of all that precision, Al Weinberg, owner of the Jewelry manufacturing and wholesale firm, says "it would seem" an employee had to be involved. Police said they also were considering that possibility, Weinberg said he wouldn't know the exact aniount of his loss ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. (UPI) - Police instinct prompted Lt. Ray Ambrose to pull out his binoculars and train them on two couples that sauntered Inside a big gift commissioners for an April fuel adjustment charge that would cause its average residential bill to go up $6.93. conic Lance Loans Not Secured? ATLANTA (UPI) - Poorly-secured loans of at least $1.4 million were made by a north Georgia bank to relatives and associates of former federal budget stealing merchandise," Ambrose said He summoned reinforcements on the radio of his Gas Tax Hike Proposed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Legislative leaders say the special transportation study commission is wasting its time because lawmakers aren't going to raise the gasoline tax in an election year. The commission formally proposed a four-cent-a gallon tax Tuesday, as well as an "indexing" provision to result in automatic increases in the future to keep pace with inflation. Gov. Bob Grahain didn't actually endorse the plan, but said it could be a good start toward offsetting Department of Transportation shortfalls estimated at $500 million a year. @ M ,_ ~1,F1`~ if'~ ~I & I-.__ .'ik . 'u PRFl:ERL;CI: EPUBLICAN PARTY SEMINOLE COUNTY , Moe, ; all of Orlando. - to give PRESIDENTIAL PR EFERENCE PRIMARY TYLENOL EXTRA-STRENGTH Non .aspir ill pa relief 8011110 of 100. 600Ot4T processed UEVEAYAY vtio served the t'oiiiiiiittce five years ago which treated a "strong on .. --- . I ~ . .I .- I . -1,4s: IA - " PUMN tato 1612N ii 11 mumI . 7-oL tube vedh Pmw kv C211CLAXIM 0%0 charter "Altanionte Citizens Team" 'e of the new for passage Y', ns re po ted diroughout the city promoting tile uliarter and letters %%ere sent it) all the voters, - 108 ~ ! 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Reagan 's big wi ns put more pressure on former President Gerald Ford, who has been inching to the edge of the presidential waters. BUNDAYS11AA.111117P.M. MWEMY111100111116MAff"ILIA1111raD. WI MUM Till hINT TO UNIT OUANTIT1(S. H F4 • I t1. ab 0 I The city of Oviedo Is larger by 41 acres Y Oviedo votersTuesday voted 6-1 to approve the acres owned by the Winter Springs Development Corp., southWest old city limits. Although the other six municipalities of the county annex property by ordinance after the owners petition the action, City Attorney Bill W -"'7 '1`14`1* " * ~ &~~ f International President Carter and Ronald Reagan, commanding leaders in the race for the White House with an awesome blitz of Dixie, today aimed their campaigns nor th toward next -.4. 'i 1 434 CoMer Sd $1. 434 SSELIUIY: kmiali Plaza 1433 kmraii IIvd. TAM P0fl4Wost U1ANamshW0dvo - CITY: F4r Towan shft*nii ceew was Cheryl L (;rago, Leon H. Thompson, Janice N1.'I'hoinfison, Betty Neuman, Michael Lake, John C. DiPierro, Ronald Leach and Myra Eisencoff. Republicans meanwhile made selections in four contests for precinct committee posts. Elected were Shirley A. flenkle over Buds), Kirchnian, 81-27, in Precinct 2; Evelyn S. liodell over Jacqui Borrowes 13&-58, precinct 8; Roy F. Black over Steven it. L precinct 12; and Terri Brennan 'over Barbara F. Winningham 12.1-102, precinct 36. 3 Piland, who this month is observing nine years ft) elective office in Winter springs said he is happy with the victories of all the winners. Piland is past chairman of the pa rt)'. primary. In addition to Carter's primary landslides, Oklahoma's precinct caucuses delivered him an unexpectedly large 7-1 victory margin. Car ter also beat Ke nnedy in the Washington and Hawaii caucuses Tuesday. White House press secretary Jody Powell noted today Carter won handily despite "tough, difficult" problems in the nation's economy. And he took an obvious swipe at Kennedy's call for wage-andvice controls to stern infla tion "Certainly the economy has alreadybeen important. It will continue to be important," said Powell on the CBS Morning News program. 'Ariii I think the results not only in these six or seven last night which the pr eside nt won by a tremendo us margin but t he re will be ot he r states show that people are not going to accept simple, gimmic ky election year proposals or solutions for these pr oWenis" - states - Oviedo ApprovesMwAcre Annexation -' rntissh Accopts 1101 Mrs. Peggy Hattaway, party vice-chairman and wife of State Rep. Robert Hattaway, 0Altamonte Springs defeated by a newcomer to politics, Barbara Ager, for the Ford's said today he will make his an. nounce rnent imraedlately after the Illinois I 8 8 metal head. . 1 9 ...-... process. The sweeps carried some impressive winning numbers. 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' • "You can't teach an old dog new • tricks" " Is a familiar sayin , and it often applies to people as well as to members of the canine set, . district . W .. (flI roiii near was t;," -K Mx-, ,-42eN,k*,,_W,062 . We had the place corn- . cp I our little neighborhood department store. ... unmarked police car, then waited while fellow officers gathered out of sight. pletely surrounded," Ambrose said. Jailed on grand theft charges of stealing SM,W0 worth of jewels were Mary Stevenson, 27; Anthony Lee Brown, 24; Leon Glenn li .. convictions of the ttuees The thieves gained entrance to the firm by neutralizing. the sophisticated alarm system that uses sonar equipment and electric eyes and operates off a telephone line, Andrews said. In three to four hours, they walked out with 800 pounds of gold alone and load after load of packages containing 'gold earrings, ring mountings, bracelets, chains, silver coins and 50 five-gallon buckets of silverware to be sold for its silver content, he said. The system was beat by someone who knew how to bypass it," said Andrews. "Sophisticated crime? Hell, this was- a . masterpiece." . lie sa id the thieves substituted the exact voltage of eke. tricity into the alarm system, and cut the real power off. worth ECKE clerk to another osition where it was difficult to see the other thm. 7hey rewhed over count er Uflu star ted that the bank had to charge offal least $110,000 of those loans as losses, . " Siffith, who continues his testimony today, says'" Iosseswereforcedbydefaultsonloansbyco-defendant Richard '1'. Carr $20,000, who preceded Smi th as president of the bank, co-defendant H. Jackson Mullins $40,000, and Billy Lee Campbell $50,000, who has admitted embezzling more than $1 million in an unrelated * case and who worked for Lance at the Calhoun First National Bank. 71 .-, (- counter. Three of them started talki to the clerk and then the other lured the Bank of Ringgold, testified in Lance's bank fraud trial .1 iti of government is needed adiniiiistramr said, 'We're talking gold and silver close to $8 million on the retail market. Even if you were going to sell it all on the scrap market the value would be $5 million, "I've never seen or heard about a bigger gold theft anywhere," said Andrews, an investigator for Jewelers Mutual Co., the firin that insures Trendline. "It's a monster hit. They got the mother lode in this one." The theft occurred around midnight Saturday when there was an "unprecedented" amount of goods on the floor, Weinberg said Tuesday. Andrews said it was the first time since the business moved to Miami from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 12 years ago had been closed on a Saturday. Weinberg said lie and the insurance company were putting trained his binoculars on the four customers. "They went to the Jewelry director Bert Lance shortly after a group led by Lance took it over in 1973, according to a bank official, Wesley Smith, president of the Northwest Georgia 619 MIMAI of i - "Call it police instinct," he said. "It was something about the way they walked in, about the way they looked at the store window that made them look suspicious." So Ambrose pulled into a parking lot across the street The charge, one of the highest to be levied by the would under a new formula adopted by the commission last week to make sur e electric companies fully recover their fuel costs. . a County Backs tamonte up a $IDO,000 reward for information leading to arrests ~~d Has Nose For Crime . ., : until today, but Richard Andrews, an insurance investigator, Altamonte Officer electric bills to go up, but vow there will be reductions in the long run. Florida I'ower & Light Co. ask ed the I'SC Tuesday . .. 1 t M $8 MIA,%If i UPI) - The Public Service Cornmission's new fuel adjustment formula already is causing SANFORD.FLORIDA - ' Hikes Bill 30 WEST AI RPORT BOULEVARD DEMOCRATIC PARTY MIAMI (UP!) Floridians get a $160 property tax cut and That still seems like lut ground to cover, but the the seven Supreme Court justices get a breather. a. I \urMo,iu be reduced 2,500 cases a year to menan)ents The voters Tuesday ratified constitutional property amendments aroun(l 800. 'raisTng the homestead exemption on xes collected Seminole County voters followed the trend established • tschools to $25,000 and restrictinthstpreme The justices ill no longer have to reiew a case in which a throughout Florida Tuesday by overwhelriiirizl approving 1 involving significant statewide issues to cut the justices ln' or constitutional provision was challenged but upheld two state constitutional amendments. =oad by two-thirds. cases in which a appeals upheld or overruled the The amendment to limit the jurisdiction of the Florida Th e vote on the tax relief proposal nearly three to one , trial judge and gave no reason for its decision; and hundreds of Supreme court received the nod of 72.8 pe rcent of those voting fa hatlfication The te o th di I i'sc decisions involvin ' small utilities including water and on tile issue locally while 64.8 percent approved raising the 'dhe'lor ratification. se%%iwle companies. These cases will stop at the district apfrom $5.00{ tu $25,000. The tax cut will show u on 1980-81 hIs peals court out ears Official resul ts for the Supreme Court amendment erc year. Th e judicial amendment t ril I but 15,634 for and 5,829 against. Official totals oil the homestead The homestead exemption amendment authorizes the ~upieme Court Chief Justice Art ng an r. saiu the rea' Legislature exemption amendment were 14,648 for provide' tax relief for renters, who usually aband ;,osi against. tthct won't come until earl year after the court has .I I sort) their landlord's property taxes by paying higher rent. An1,500-case acAuo), no plaguing Ian' or constitutional provision stricken and issues on ticipating us ratification, Gov. Bob Graham recently recoinit which separate district appeals courts reached conflicting mended to the Legislature a $20.6 million a year "circuit The'homestead exemption was established d h plan up to S250 rebates to low income renters. 1930's and set at $5,000. It has remained the double exemption given the elderly and disabled in theAl early 1970's. Critics said home values and taxes had risen to e point that it was meaningless. " ' . The higher . exemption e p ion app1ies 0" • o sc11oo, propert y ta xes Altamonte Springs voters form as ell as may- prostitution operation. and only to persons who have lived in Florida for at least five Tuesday gave landslide ap- to administer and direct tile or of tile city. 'rile city coillcurrent le velor taxes proval to an amendment affairs of the Flovd Invi denied the accit y, mission little more than a cusat;ons, saving collected for cityand county governm ent they are changing the city charter to it She declined ..#$ 'Chief Justice England ing praise politically motivated e passage of the Judial city by .'. manager form of earlier remarks k Ma y or Attorne J tines 'kip amendment for allow he court to spend more time on key goverrunent. who supported Flo yd Norman Flovd t'llat tile Fii%%1t,r to determine tile type . . questions. Four city commissioners charter change was an of impartial panel inch &'uII - t,,We w9l still get all of the important issues, but we will have Dolores Vickers, Peggy to remove hun froin office. 1 be nained to look into charges Floyd's political arer . .1 o 11 e s e x 1) r e s s e d time to deal with them carefully and no longer be flooded with Childress, Jim Thompson and believe the people voted for against Floyd contained in i satisfaction it the people's Lee Constantine -celebrated (lie characteristics of ;I city all these other th.ings because the constitution had some lawsuit filed bv an Altamonte approval of the charter the victory with friends and manager to direct tile ell%* defects in it," England said Tuesday night. .S prings attort'ie% ,Nli(,Il.lvl 1). . .Tuesday night after tile e supporters until the wee hours she said. - 'He said he had lobbied fiercely for the amendment beca us Jones in recent weeks, results were announced. the court has become "an opinion factory," with justices of this morning. ,Jones. in the suit, asks the Meanwhile Floyd %%ll() is tit Forty percent (2,&16) of I a tiIt.'tiit court to instruct reviewing 2,500 cases a year and unable to give the critical Mrs Vickers today at. be the subject of a probe by the 'ltainonte's 6,934 registered cam the attention they deserved. tributed the 60.6 percent special committee to be ell)- attorney to conduct an The court still will have to review bond validations, cases in approval of the proposed named by the city coin, investigation into rumors of voters turned out to vote oil the issue. results which the death penalty was imposed, Public Service Corn- charter to people, who mission was not available for wrong-doing by the mayor, showed 1,665 voted in favor of toWion decisions on rates for the big utilities, cases in which a recognized a citv manager- comment this morning. lie is 111011ding a cover-up of ,I the new charter and 1.082 voted against. .. The charter toeffect Like %il lien Floyd leaves office (~P.M ,~ ,._. j ECKERD'S FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER Twenty citizens of tile citv Have your eyes examined regularly then TWICE THE . TWICETHEPRINTS including At Barbieri), who * Get anon Ira set olpfintsinrilhatireryli011 Of color of black and bring your prescnption to i. It Eckiard's makes a white print film dairelopaid and printed __V served oil tile charter revisioll bad print, YOU TODAY AND EVERYDAY an eckerd Optical Center (inilinittee that composed the breaker " MIAN11 I UPI) - Florida's largest mortgage lender, AmeriFirst Federal Savings and Loan, has raised its Prune mortgage rate to 15 percent - its fourth boost in a month A week ago, AmeriFirst increased its mortgage rate to 14.5 ix,rcent in answer to a jump in the national prime lending rate to 17. percent. AmeriFirst officials announced the latest increase Tuesday. However, AineriFirst's rates are still lower than a number of other Florida lending institutions. utility ever, Constitutional Amendments OK decisions, Florida Bank Boosts Rate Fuel Ad Voters ' . 8flu !venIng Heral f;&.WedndMMCh I?. e I . '. Colbert advised t he city council to hold the special election to ratify the annexation. Colbert said as he interprils state law a referendum is required. Official returns showed 45 percent - 478 of OVLedo'$ voters turned out at the polls with 396 voting In favor of the annexation and 66 opposed. �- . ., Z . . M SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12, 1980—HA SCOREBOARD bA—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12. 1980 Dog HPS--kansas City, Concepcion, ChICaQO, Bell. Borgmann Racing AtSJnford.Orlandô Sanford-Orlando #..a Tuesday night results First race — 5.16, C. 31 :S2 Detroit 004 020 000— to 2 tCharley Charles 1140 6.20 5.10 Montreal 330 001 Olx—I 12 1 7 GE'S Tass ie 7 20 520 I Broom Dancer 7.'lO Robbins. Weaver (3). Un 0 (6•1) 78.60; T 16.7.11 823.1a. ci,rwaoo.j '5'. Steff an (7). Martin Second rate — Sit, C: 31:61 (8) and Parrish; Grlmsley, Miller IMiti Slick Dude 1000 4,60 III. Norman (6), Sosa (8) and v. From The Sidelines Slow Down Plan Working In NAIA KANSAS CITY, Mo. o U111) — It Tigers. a72. "We t hi nk tietense is sfwt it's all about," &Ili] Ifuron Coach Bruce was a clash of phil osophies and, for By JOE DCSANTIS Herald Sports Editor the second straight day at the 43rd Five Star Announces All-Conference Players Five Star Conference Basketball bosses met Tuesday night for the annual selection of the all. conference basketball squad. For the first time ever the coaches came up wi th three unanimous selections. But a few of their other choices have me wondering if we watched th e same basketball season. Chosen unanimously to the post season squad are alltime Seminole High scoring ace Bruce McCray, Daytona Mainland's superb g ua rd Sam Henry, and sharp-shooter Reggie Barnes of Lake Howell. Several other first team members were also certainly deserving. Named to the all-conference first squad are Seminole's Glen Stambaugh, Mainland center Herb Harris, Daytona Seabreeze's towering Rodney Williams, Spruce Cree k's bread and butter guard Shann Britton, Lake Brantley's Jump shot specialist Doug Dershimer and a pair of Apopka Blue Darters, Cedrick Anderson and Eddie Williams. Th ree other .Seminole high players were tagged to the second team including Keith Whitney, Reggie Butler and David Thomas, while sixth man Shun Thomas was named as an honorable mention. The mystery lies in the fact that A po pka had a relatively u nspectacular season, yet had two players named to the squad. Fur ther intrigue is added in the fact that Da vid Thomas was an a ll-conference player as a junior and didn't make it this time as a senior. Per haps opposing coac hes underrated Thomas' imprtance to the Seminoles this season. His scoring average is not awesome, hot Thomas doesn't figure in .!ie Se'nuxde suc cess as a scorer. More importantly he rn -xe often than not drawn the toughest defensive azrt each outing and is of ten matched up aa players three, f our and five inches taller. :cae-tht4ess, the lanky 6-4 forward has collected g:, a rr,iumen ta l rebou nd and is much of the on:':'x: i that keeps the Tribe toge ther. i'zgh 14 rebou nds against West Palm Beach I ar factor in Semi no le's Section 3 win over a .a. 'in Lakes squad. ?ras Sieruzale County coaches should follow the wina roundbeil sense of their Volusla counterparts ini Gt t.r.. blocks. .i,ur.e .cher long anticipated news came out of the nucitoi jet together. ri Fl. Star MI-Conference squad wi ll get it chance tn factt r Metro all-stars later this month. lThii Crtar4(ans will travel to Seminole L't o March 28th for a show down *i the. Tc.s ma charity butbsl1,p'. . IT tta.Itac Ccference Coach Of the Ye-ag' tUl 'oynt vfl hiatt up the sq ua d, facing Boom ua*in 'tiwrn Ilittltmun and the Metro crew. Monday, the No. 2-rated defensive unit in the NAI1, Riots 'Calif.;, held Carrier. "We've won a lot of games this season on defense. This is my first tune here and you wonder how your team will stack tip against good teams like this," the No. 2-rated offensive unit 36 Paul Quinn lived up to its billing in points under its average in ousting the opening 10 minutes of the game, Franklin Pierce iN.H.), 76-64. scoring 25 points, and hall ,I 30-18 annual NAIA basketball tournament, the conservatives came out (in top. The U-82: and Terry Callahan hit a fNeb.11, No. 11 Clarion State (Pa.) got 28 points advantage with 9:11 left in the half, On Tuesday, it was the No. I-rated Fairmont State (W.Va.; and No. 13 llawaijililo, fensive unit, Paul Quinn ( Texas). scored four of his 28 points in the The South Dakota school emerged final 47 seconds to lift Franklin almost as successful, holding Paul (Ind.) to an 86-85 triumph over Quinn 29 points under its average of take a 3832 advantage en route to a Kearney; Richard Johnson hit a IyAnts per game. in whipping the 101 40-37 lialftillie lead. Huron addeda 9- scored eight of his 19 Dillard La.). 1-81 132.60. after the upset of Grand Canyon. meets No. 10 Biola; top-seeded Fourth race 2Corky J. 6JimPace In other games Tuesday, All. Alabama State faces South lOit Crisis graced operung day festivities Sdturday for the Seminole Pony Baseball Leagut fII JJ . nJ/i . -'1'L. 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Houston Is game back in the fifth lx)sitlon and the Spurs, who have traded their starting center and fired their coach in recent (IO)'S, slid into the sixth and final spo t just one-half ganiic allead Ne of Washington. WWle Williams was tile inain attraction. Larry Denlic was drawing raves with his 14 rebounds and 15 poi nts*. Add to that '_" points and 10 assists by . Michael lim . Richardson and 22 pointsand 3 steals by Toby Knight and the Knicks, are sitting, pretty in t he post-season picture. TheSpurs looked to their big nian for help %%hen they needed it most and Gervin responded. The Ice Man took contr* ol in the in a game te;IIlIud the lead changed hands 19 where . -. - . • "5. BoSton Phila New York Wshngtn ' 'The pick-oil play. First baseman 'Tommy McGrew of OWS Construction takes the pitch from his teammate in an attempt to nail a steal-minded Will hail of Dubuque Foods at first. Hall was safe on the play. _____ _____ \9 \\ I II I \ - 11 '1 i . ii' _____ h \' ' ,. . MARCH 15, ., _____ times. . I I ' , . ,\ , I '. .. PANELING SALE . I a P,g ' . . MATINEES: Mon Wed Sat NEW MATINEE Post Time) lSpm off 10 straight points early in tile fourth quarter to break past San Diego. The Lakers now lead the Pacific Division by 1' games. S $6 Trifecta Box $42 r ay . a, II I Tuesday & To II 3 JAnFORD TV\ \ vJ k of Orlando Just off I$e' 1192 (0n4*uiJil 94 R(SIRVATIOPlS lii 1600 5cr., No One had,, IN !T! tj!~ v wbere The ii-belit 'L I . . : . . 1 '.. - ? Edmonton — Sold goallend Jim Corsi to MinnesolA center Ron Chipperfield to Quebe, for Ron Low Butch Goring to New Yorl College I Islanders for defenseman Day, Lewis and forward Billy Harris Tuesday's Results Wa ke Singles ; MoOnod D:Svo63 6 4, Perry (R ) d.Avram 7-3, 63, York I gers — Trade( W 1 right wing Don Murdoch to Ed monton for forward Cam Connoi and a third round draft choice it .3. ! ~ 4.!1 14,1~4 _~ of the American Hockey Leagu and recalled Center Raj Markham. St Louis - Signed defensemar Terry Harper Women Florida I, Texas) Singles: Presslyd. Hudson b2, 6 2. Portman d. McKeen 6.3, 61; (AL) - Agreed Ic contract terms with pitcher Torr Underwood and catcher Bruce Robinson. Friedland d. Sampson 6.1, 6.2; Seattle — Signed pitcher Rot ' I •, / I INCLUDES3FREEMW1 _ ELECTRONIC CHECKUPS I 1 ft. i We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities . ) . PHOENIX, Ariz, (UPI) Olympic great Jesse Owens was listed Tuesday In stable but guarded , — . . 1' '•t , ._.1 04 .. * fr'i , , . ' 1 11 , 1 . " . . .4/ / / - II / .; . I ) I V ji ' . Come In now and... You'll way a W and In the b"run, , I I . Concentration. Tyrone Wilson of Dubuque Foods &ftnx'side throughout his recent hospitallution. fouls one off during Saturday's opening actim. ftens,65, who bimime a sporb legend after sweeping four gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, was hos$talized March 5 for treatment i lung cancer first diagnosed in January. 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Jarrardl-5; Stachrist (D) d. dgemon B.S. LIFETIME. LIMITED mission fluid • Install new pan gasket • Replace transmission filter, when equipped • Adjust linkage and bands, where apphi. cable • Most U S. cars, some imports 119 (6") k2nAconw Feel .Drain - Doubles Los Ang Sodderberg 51 21 700 by United Press International ChrIstensen U. Wetherhold. Seattle 50 n .691 1 Campbell Conference ,Phoenlx Bonsack 61, 60; Zurawicki. 47 24 .662 3' Patrick Division Rushing d. Wolf-Powers 60, 'Port'and 60; 33 33 .465 17' CookeHobgoodd. Frankenberger. W L T P15. san Diego 3 45 7 15 105 Golden St. 22 51 .301 29'2 Hood 60, 6-1; Records: UCF 11.1, x.Phiia NY Rangers Washington 0.1. 32 26 9 73 Tuesday's Results NY Islanders 32 78 9 73 New York 179, Houston 109 HIGH SCHOO' Atlanta 30 25 11 71 ' Sari Antonio 1)1, Wash 104 Sanford S 0 La d2 Washington 27 35 10 54 PtIla 102, Atlanta 97, of Singles: R. Holt d. Booker 80; Cl!ve I??, New Jersey 119 D. Holt (S)d. Freeman 8.1; Barley Smythe Division ' Indiana 114, Boston lOS (5) d. Heard 5.5; Dykes (0) d. W L T P15, Chicago 100, Kan City 95 Yeary 8-2; Kirchhoff (5) U. Chicago 30 2116 76 . Denver 96, Golden State I? Whitmarsh 5-2. St. Louis 67 2$ 2*11 , Los Ang 123, San Diego 106 Doubles: R. Holt-Barley ( S) d. Vancouver 22 33 13 57 '. Wednesday's Games BookerHezrd I.); Freeman. Edmonton 70 37 12 52 Houston at Boston Dykes (0) d. D. Holt-Yeary I.S. Colorado 17 39 11 45 Washington at Philadelphia Lyman 4.Lake Howell Winnipeg 15 43 10 40 ' New Jers ey at Detroit Singles: Perry (LH) d. Seattle at Milwaukee Wales Conference Morrissey 8.2; Oswold ( L.) d. Phoenix at Golden State Norris Division Bernier S 4; Davis (LH) d. Dart sPortland at Los Angeles W L 1' Pis. man *3; Walton (LH) d. Flom. Thursday's Games mlng 8.7, 5-4; Hill (L) d. Welsh $3. Montreal 40 20 $ II ,' lpdlana at New York 26 33 10 62 Doubles: Morrisey.Dorfman (L) Los Angeles Denver at San Diego 24 32 12 60 d. Perry-Davis 5.7, 53; Oswold- Pittsburgh Hartford 23 29 13 59 Fvemlng (1) d. Bernet- Welsh ' Detroit 21 32 10 5$ Girls Adams Division Lake Howell S, Lyman 3 Major Leagues L T Singles: Effer d. McFadden $4; Spring Schedule Frick d. Faulkner $4, Henderson Buffalo 11 1710 92 39 Is 10 5$ (Lid. MacDonald 5-7 (52); Kundif Boston " Tuesdaysresults Twins 6, Rollins 4 ' 29 23 11 d. Delgado $3; Morrison (Li U. Minnesota 12 Toronto Armour $1. 65 30 32 S ollfIls 000 121 000-4 SO 23 34 9 Doubles: Effer.Kundif d. Mc. Quebec 35 Minnesota 120002 lox —6IJ I Fadden-Faulkner $3; Frick. it-clinched division title Macdonald d. DelgadoVipiello S. Tuesday's Resvits D'4mico, Toffey (4), Vierra (7) 2; Records: Lake Howell 9.3. NY I I Colorado' 1 Pittsbgh 3 Vet 4) Arroyo and Smith. Singles Thomson (0) d BariPhiladelphia Wednesday's Gam es —Vewlic to L—Toffey. HR— $ I Harper (5) d Gord on $7 , - A fielder Rudy Meet) Football Atlanta -- Waived light end Jim Rollins (8) 4, Penn 3 Mitchell. £.1 l.A. Sing les: Stnrat.. ----__ -. soccer ,64;.evey(p) d. Johnson 3.6. 6.3, Rochest er (NASL) — Namec £3: Smart d. Silverstein 62,6-1; 7 ; Ray Kllvecka head coach. M. Cart er d. Slkorskl 7.5, Sullivan U. Myman 6.1, 6.0; L. women 's Basketball Carter U. Schwbwl 6.0, 62. Chicago — Placed Vonnie Doubles: Kleis-Sikorsli (P) d. Tomlch on waivers . Smart-Johnson 57, 6-3, 6.7; Colleg. Leevey Beeman (P) d. CarterUniversity of Washington — Los t Carter 46, 6-3, 6-0; Sullivan. Petyr Gudmundson, who anStorace d. Silverstein-Williams 6 nouv',ced he was withdrawing from 6.4. school to play pro basketball in 25 17 347 171,2 27 51 :30 1 21 Plvera, Chism. - _ ("- I - 63, 6.1; California Signed catcher Donigan. Friedland d. McKeen. Tom Donohue and infielder Toad Roman 7.6, 6.2; Giammalya. Cruz to one-year contracts. Wilson (T) d. Portland -N ewfield 6San Francisco — Signed in. UCF9. Washington O — -., ~1(1 I ~ ~ Hudson-Sampson . $ . .. . :U,h :;; I one-year contract. seoaii / STUDS No. 0. .1 d. 11 N V2 - i A - - - ---, _..:.-I , 1E WA -__ h 1990 or I"); sent Jim Maver anc ,-, , A Al — ORLRflDO KEAflEL CLUB 119 , I D N NE R I Thursday Ladies' Nile I I lflwpL' wlttl Dave Wheel Trifecta ALL 12 RACES , I To U .g. 16.95 To 13 / i I I , v ,I • ' % / U , I o'" W L Pct. 08 'Kan City 'Mitwauke 'Chicago . ' (Closed Sunday) S Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 28 points and Los Angeles ran - 44 2* .611 — Houston 35 37 .486 9 San Anton 3 i ,ipqigna 32 10 .144 12 .CiIrvelnd 30 43 .4)1 141 'Detroit 16 .225 27', . Conference MIdwest Division I es i \ W L Pct. 'At irito . 1980 .' \ . A >... \, \\ \ \ \ ENDS JI MIIJ \\ \.. i I I l % . \ \ J I \ - . •_ 'i'.' NIGHTLY 8 P.M. 11.01-4 7 06 63; Records Florida I 1 Texas 64 •j. • - (Con luniberll and building . 1' V i' V 7 ' 53 I? 737 52 18 743 I 31' 36 500 33 37 171 20 ii , central Division " ø — . I_lw S • W I . 8V Jim Hemphill, Manager SANFORD 555 W. First Street MON. THRU FRI. 3222621 SATURDAY 7:30.3 7:30-5:30 .M * _,~., - d - . " - .%" ~ - af; . ~ ': . , I (- .1 ' -' 1' I RACINGI Robert Parish paced Golden State with 29 points. Lakers 123, Clippers 106 '..". . ,,, ..'' Roumifield, who also grabbed a career-high Ballard and 26 from Elvin Haves. "i'liev beat us out so ninny tunes in the plautfs. it's (inn' se beat them out,'' said t;ervin. In other gaines, Cleveland edged Ness Jersey, 122-119, Indiana topped Boston, 114-108, Philadelphia (iroplk'(I :\tlanta, 102-97, Chicago shaded Kansas City, I()-98, Deliver defeated (;()h(k'ni State, 96-87, and Los Angeles beat San l)ie'go, 123-1f, poutS In(I 71 ) D0ã I Dan Issel scored 31 pointsarki Alex Englisti added 21 to lift Denver, third quarter, hitting his first six siits to provide tile Spurs with a 71-59 advantage with 7:07 to play in the period. The Bullets were able to cut the deficit to 89418 after a threepoint play by Larry Wright early in the final quarter but Mike Mitchell scored 31 1 Hulls 100, Kings 98 Artis (;iliiio re's offensive rebound and field goal with 1:04 to j)la%' gave Chicago its victory. Kansas ('it 'S Scott Wcdiiian had a ganie-high 23 points. Nuggets 96. Warriors 87 one Robisch toaccount for 16 of Cleveland's Iinal = pointsand help Tennis Doubles: Pressly-Schab By United Press International #~Owdp 7-- five tries. The victory overshadowed a 28-point performance .1hs Atlanta's Dan _6 reboun& Baseball .*: .*' Eastern Conference .. Atlatic Ovislon W L Pct. 05 . .Z..-, ' -- . e )'it't'rs lii, ('e'ltjt's 108 Jot' liasselt scored 8 points in the fourth quarter, including a pair of three-pointers, to help Indiana snap an eight-game l osing streak. 6ers 102, )Iaks 9 llobhyJoncsscored 21 points, including fin overtime, to lead Philadelphia to Its first victory of the SeLSOfl over Atlanta in n •I'tl(.' I')') Baflirnorevs New York (A) at NBA Standings . - - - . '.' .. f';t .. .. — -_ _. .. me tee it Un. Bruce %tnrrktf takes n sit fnr th e lake Mary Police Department team in the T ball division of play. "" - I - Ramsdcfl6l,63;6Raefordd Outlaw 6.3. 6.1. Doubles Avran Fotouer U DeSalvo Perry 7 5 76 Avram Keiller d Green Ramsdeil 64 61 Yancey Raefor d Outlaw Brand) 06 6 2 6 2 33SS; Handle 211,124 11 . .0 Herald Photos by Tom N.tstI 1.0 ' I 1~ isiu7'.i&x'3%.. Olympic Star Owens _ Danun n it . - _,9 — ,ruflqC,',Qfls in Is_._.. t_ Washington never regained tile lead despite 28 points b% Greg Evans 143, Boone 143 Won suuden death playoff At Sliver Pines, Par 33 Evans (6-4); Burgess 36, Adams 35. Wilson 37. B. c,iessulebel 35 Boone (3.7): McIntosh 33, S(heldon 33, Blake 40, Wj5% 37 Fofouer d. Spielman 64, 6.7; ' . . inning after lies had two very rough days, but he's fighting, said his daughter, Gloria, who lives in Qicago. She said her mother Ruth , has been as 2.80 aapidLgh, 0(1 3)15 20' P (31) 62.10; T (3 I-I) 10640 -.-... . —_ ?.'.. S'euno1e High baseball -. 280 220 -i t er national I Or ~I ctlach Bobby Lundquist just I 3.20 66o . .- ' 1 9 çtLI , •' 'v..'I . .,' _ , 3 80 6UraBug 14.20 720 700 Iiane Curtain 8.80 570 1 Ginger Scott soo 0(4 6)63.60. P16.4) i90.S0 T (6. 4-1) 731 20 Twelfthrace-3 39 22 3 Jason Scott 720 1 10 2 20 _____ - Oak Ridge; Behlert 34, Ski 47, Walkup 42, Cas'illuci 44 San Diego vs. Yucatan Lions at Q(S$) 15,80; P (5.8) 25.80' T(S. 8.1) 3)6.40 ..,' _________ ."L.. .. .0"i . --- Winter Park: Flaughter 37, Lareux II, Hudgens 41, Byrne 42. k.:te_5I: 480260 Merida Mexico 9 30 pm Ma ster r • "" .' 3 W. Park 161, Oak Ridge 167 At Alhambra, Par 37 Fort Myers, 1:30 p.m Montreal vs. Detroit at Lakeland, 1.30 pm. Texas vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach, 1:30 p.m Minnesota v. Lu Angeles at Vero Beach, I 30 p.m. Cleveland vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Ariz., 3 p.m. San Francisco vs. Chicago (N) a? Mesa, Ant, 3 pm. TaiyO Whales vs. Seattle at 4,20 A Early Snow , "? - " Tenth race-3.$, A: 38:4) 5NsChasNicki 1010 4.40 780 - C 14 - " 38, Dunbesten 38. Boyde Edgewater (S-S): Reagan 37, Clark 39, Brooker 39, Anderson 1. Chicago (A) vs. Kansas City at 363 40 -:' :' . . .. - ,' 1 0 . national tournament in Texas. I 1/ , ,. 0 ' I Stream Lines '" .. ,, - ,.. ' .._--... ..,.. - .'..-...--. .'..-- . •: ' - : --- - . Today's games 19 80 8 40 3A0 36. Al. Sixth rate— S it, A: 31:45 3 " ' - wl~_ . i;1, .., . , ..- ..-.,,. 'c- Other games inth 1. Seminole Pon) Baseball is another fine pe cting season i y of its Pony Division teams id- ;*A . At West Orange, Par Is West Orange 119-1): Smith Cleveland 3, Milwaukee 2 Seattle 4, HaShin Tigers (Japanese Central League) 1 ?RRN -. t_.. , W. Orange IS], Ed'water IS& S Hi Carry 860 520 3.60 6 Patrick T Tiger 3 80 300 I000d By Columbus 3.10 0 ( 5-6) 18.00 ; P ( $ -6) 59.10; T (5- ;Jason aw 8Wniht Heidi I~ play got the 1980 Seminole League Season underway at the Five Points Facility with action getting underway Saturday morning and running throughout the afterm- L --Devine HRS — Baltimore, McCann 6*) 234.70 ' '"' -.7. .. "I-.-"- At Big Cypress Par 36 Oviedo: Morley 38, Jones 36. Kissimmee; Clancey 43, Gab bard 43, Cooks 45, Farmer 49. 36710. 6Wright Free 4 00 2.10 I Bodiddle Scott 280 0 (S6) 3S10; P (S4) 56.70; T (S. 6.4) 230.40 Se venth race — 516, C: 31:59 7 Hiikp Cllie 22.60 7 .20 640 "411ro 10 20 6.20 '(E)uve Everett 9.10 Q7.$) 104.20; P (71) 323.70; T (743) 31121.20 £Jghth race —5.16, B: 31:5) ,j_7' Oviedo 156. Kissimmee l•u Devine (7) and Sunberg, Roberts (6), Mahberg (8). W—D. Martinez. Fifth race — S-16, D: 31:60 _____ "%~:6,:, I 1.70 3 60 300 I tuwu rres . gaine losing streak %%ith ,I 111-104 decision over the Bullets. 380 Roenicke, Hazewood, Graham, I th,.,.Ii .- r 7.60 ', ,._ - 19.20 in ff S o ts 0 Turley 44, Alversheir 44. Callahan Huppert (9). Matlack, Kern (4), Strauss 40, Gaster 4o 'S.I6. 0: 32:13 5 La Parita . Some 85 youth teams in seven different divisions of Sophs Spark Tribe A?-. Over Spruce Creek , 11a -- 61) 980 Season . Baltimore 0)0 000 03) —s to 2 Texas 020 OIl 000-4 II 3 Palmer, Stone (4). D. Martinez (7) and Skaggs, Raytord (6), I Spurs, with 41 points roiu George (;erviri, snapped an eight- 17, Huehan Sanford (1.1): Weslmorlin 14, Dallas 53. Herman 58. Gibson 51. 4 NBA Vin At Wekiva, Par 36 Brantley (7'4): Vitella 40. Lake 0(2-6) 40.00; P (2-61 137-10; T (2. Rayford CarolinaAiken; third-seeded Cameron takes on St. Augustine's; 14thseedexi St. Augustine's 66-63 win St.ite. 1 Orioles S Rangers 0(3'S) 15.60; P (S3) 112.50; T (S 'N' T}plcal Florida spring wea ther and a big crowd High School L. Brantley 204. Sanford 207 360 L -Underwood HRS.— Detroit, 4,00 Brookens, Parrish, Kemp. In seco nd-rou nd games t oday. LeMeyne-Owen takes on sixthseeded Abilene Christ.ian I Texas~: IV 570 Third race —S'16,M: 3I; 5 Wayside Blue 20 20 4 80 2 80 3 Wright Arras 2 40 220 8 Pic Huck 2.60 seventh-seeded Central Washington 1 Golf 0(3-4) 2S.10; P (4-)) 1 11 80; T (A. ever happened to thm, kids," said Opens iivri Carter, Ramos (9) W—Norman. 311 670*0; DD (64) 406,20. Franklin meets Huron; ninthseeded propel secondseeded Wisconsin-Eau Claire to an 84-61 victory over Hockhurst plays Central Arkansas; Cumberland C Kyj; Anthony Marymount engages Wisconsin-Eau Boggan scored 18 points to trigger' Claire; and Loras faces Clarion turnaround layup with three seconds Seminole Pony Baseball Jerry Siminski 3 Boston Nancy I Surf ire Charmer Kan., to a 99-88 triumph over rIz and guard Ameri Ca center Gib Hi Ton Carr (-Vinbined for 44 points to potent in the NAIA. Tile Tribe, be outscored the Texas school, 20-2, over the next 6:15 to 3 20 Clarion State Coach Joe Degregorio from Alvin Gibson and collective 59 Then all of ,I sudden Huron's offerise, percent shooting to oust Grand looked like it was one of tile 11jost- Canyon, 83-75; Gordy Clemens defensive unit, Huron College he No. I-rated of- over Southern Tech iGa.i; and points in overtime to lift Marymount . Paul Quinn was one of five seeded teams upset during the eight-game driving, 12-foot juniper with two Tuesday card. Also suffering first- seconds left to enable Loras (Iowa) round elimination were No. 4 Grand to upend Hawaii-Rib, 72-70. Cinytin I Ariz., No. 5 Kearney State "This is the gr eatest thing that has ... u r i tying FUJI in the fourth. Juan Dealba represented mitt be thinking about a the go-ahead run In the fifth youth movement following earning a base. Tuesda y's tough 2-1 Five Star on-balls, setting up yet Conference baseball victory another heroic sophomore over Spruce Creek. performance by Bret Von A trio ci' the Tribe's talented Herbulli, "He sent a shot down the sophomores took most of the credit for the win, right field line," explained The Hawks took an early Lundquist. "Their pitcher was lead, coming up a run in the throwing 10 hard I don't even Initial inning and looked to think the right fielder saw the have Sanford on the ropes as until it Pt him." Spruce Creek's fireballing While the Hawk outfielder pitcher Pete Kusokas was was trying to round up the enroute to a 15 strike out horse hide, Dealba was bus, performance. rounding the bases and scored However Tracy Walker the decisive run for the drew a walk to lead off the SemIfloIeL "We Just kind of hung in fourth inning. Fellow soph Alton Davis then sent a there and pecked away at screaming triple into right them," said the Seminole field, scoring Walker for the cOMCtL 0spree late in the -second half to seal left in overtime to carry Le.Nloymeits 29th win in 32 games. Owen Tenn, i past Fairmont State, Williams (LH) U. Estevanott 8 1 Doubles Winnisserlis (FC) U Be&yElctçr 86; Su Jablonski Day ILHI d. Alexis Estevanott 87 .lablonski. Day (LH) U Alexis Estevanott 8 7. ,..t a ,_ , _ Z.he",_- .- - .. . I - _A~ - -a 4L _m . *A ,- I _..:-e, -it I I It -L, ____ �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday, March 12, 1900 OURSELVES Cincinnati Manager McNamara Remembers Harrowing Red Debut TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) One of the biggest things John that, both being big league managers, they are linked by a McNamara has going for him as manager of the Cincinnati common bond the everyday pressure that goes with the job, Reds, or as it human being, is the way he relates to other so each can feel something for the other. people. Like all the other managers in the majors, NcNamara feels Since bad news travels fast, it didn't take long for him to to learn of Bamberger's trouble and wishes Will a rapid hear how the doctors in Sun City, Ariz., finally had decided recovery. George Bamberger suffered a mild heart attack and how that "As far as I'm concerned, I feel I have the best job in the meant the hospitalized Milwaukee manager wouldn't be able world, particularly working for this organization. I couldn't to resume his job until late May or early June. think of any other job I'd prefer, but I'd never that as a McNamara played against Bamberger in the Pacific major league manager you're under pressure every day," said League bock in the '50s. The two men are friends. More than McNamara . - - badly deny Coast At — — - - - — _• •_ a110111M AMMM Saturday pennants — ------ - - - - - - Br*iefly NIVINI 93.0 mILRJ The Central Florida Chapter of the Air Force Association will hold a dinner meeting Friday at the Naval Training Center officer's open mess beginning at 6:30 p.m. The program will highlight a "r oast" of General Bruce Holloway USAF ret. and former commander-in..chief of the strategic air command. Reservations can be made with Bill Rice 862Th CASE aia&. buM '76 VINTAGE AUSLESE I RkRE SC01rH. Jq1 BERNKASTELER KURFURSTLAY Republican Women To Install aioia 77 25.40L Sta te Rep. Bobby Brantley will install officers of the Sanford Women's Republican Club Saturday, at 11 a.m., at the Loch Arbor home of Mrs. A. F. Keeth. Luncheon t' follow at,noon. I .Y25A OL BUY IO- GET 2 FREE 5.83 [A. IN CASE LOT 89.90 Cook Of The Week MI'l MAN ANY 12-87.95 'La Boheme' Coming To UCF This year's Opera Workshop at the University of Central Florida will perform its very first completely staged production Puccini's La Boheme for three evenings beginning March 13. The story of the Bohemians, their lives and loves, will be sung In English. The production will be presented in the UCF music rehearsal hall March 13, 14 and 15, wi th the curtain at 8 p.m. General ticke ts are $2.50, while those wishing to become patrons are asked to donate $15 for two tickets. Proceeds go to the UCF M usic Scholarshi p Fund. - IMPORTED 3¼% MORE IN LITERS oil. cm OLD STANLEY 1UTE WINE SALE LAMIRUKO &AUUA ITAUAN UIIAUMJLCH GOLDEN TOSO DORO SANSIAI • SPANISH UZUNO MIRIOT RID • ITALIAN SUN DAMNS AUSTRIA WNIfl rn*y NSLM% £ JACQUIN'S I In, VñflNA s the final plans of their daughter, Miriam E. Tucker, to Jeff rey G. Williams. The wedding will be an event of March 15, at 2 p.m., at the wedding First Baptist Church, Sanford. All friends are invited. 33.5 OL First Aid Class To Start The Office of Community at Seminole Cornmunity College will offer an eight-hour "Multi-Media First Aid" class beginning March 19. Class will meet from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, March 19 and Monday, March 24. Fee is $6.00. "Multi-Media First Aid" isa highly compressed course In First Aid using various media to facili ta te Areas are: shock, splints, resuscitation, burns, etc. For Infomatlon call the college. Services I pp'-Ie V_r 31111111111 -4 IL 71 I k'A DOKA. 6111. BIB.. CAWAOIM,$COTCH fOLFSCHMIDT VODKA ACANDI NUN UGHT ALLAIfl1NE SCOTCH EEFEATER GIN ABSCOTCH RONRICO LIGHT OR DARK Mr& and Mrs. Cecil A.Tucker of Sanford, are announcing K. RI. Bus u&w,, UTER ANY 12-81.95 24 fl7 1 ,090 "-'to' __ LULL RUM .49 .55 .55 instruction. covered .85 ,39010 ,,,cl ANY 12 63.95 W. MA .. TAM" QUART VODKA 4.13 Uua. .75.-- a .ua KY. lie. _____ wJu_., DEAR ABBY: You recently Published a letter from the motherof a Mongoloid child In which al as "exceptional" and "special." I thank you for printing such letters, since they always me a good laugh. Imagine the gall to llP wnrd. dog,.plhI,.., -"b cellence, superiority and noteworthiness in reference to people with mental and deficiencies, I can wait for a SWAT team to discover that their special weapons are slingshots, or to hear of the shock of a teacher who has lV.AflL111 AM UNR ONE I CU*TONU W/COUPSN give Physical Y3% MIII IN LITERS .t 10YR.$6'ILIND hardly BURGUNDY SAUTERNE PINK CHABLIS ABC IlI (MI 4, T A'*M ijr 4 1775 been refused tenure as a result of his or her "exceptional" work In the field of education, WILLIAM G. ANDERSON, JR. DEAR MIt ANDERSON: My WeLter'i New Collegiate Dictionary defines "cx- General Electric kv 'A'.'i '11 (1 - - I. i0 Y RFRI(LRAiQK I:1IIII SP• 1.49 CASE OF 24 A 5.95 '.4, INTRA UINT 7.0 MOISOINCANAIIAN ei 12.99 ROOM TEMP. —I IY$TALQEAI -i u.II Top Freezer With Automatic Crushed Or Cubed Ice in The Doe' I ; I Adiustabm. OIau 7.99 Sit PUFAIMM - / . V . SIi•1V$, IOn Roftrs. - . - . ' -.------ ' . Mix - - '. ' Herald Photo - - - I - • ' * - — - - - ' - -. - a ¼. — r-. .a. -. - i. , . .. a- a. • • V . — -• - - -. -- u'was - . . .- •- .1 -. - M 19 0 1 -.-......... - - . . .. _ . t J56M - 1h at least heat minced 'EXC e 'I' - ung IOWA MEATS PORK ROASTS Cut into chops fr.. across 140 7717711 $1 TOP ROUND STEAK OR LONDON BROIL , ;F` 1 0' :~I ~ 7- 7 Zales makes sun' every moment is right %%- fill 1 111k' eoIlt'diomi of Seiko watches! LB. TENDER LEAN CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS LB. OUR OWN $ 39 LB. $ 39 CUT CHUCK ROASTS LB. 69 LB. PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE "NIFRENCH AVE. ., Someday all watches will be made this way. $269 IOWA MEATS $ANPOID Mr 39 SE IKO U.S.D.A. CHOICE AGED ALL MEAT WEINERS of 1 . - -... /._ . ' - 1 2 0 . My daughter told me he was struck her several times lately. She said last night he slapped her hard the mouth because she disagreed '.TW21R with him on some small thing. He cried and apologized a!-0 terward so she forgave him. What worries me is that after they are married they will be living In another state and I am afraid of what he may dotoher. A P PLI A NCE How can I get her to post___________________________________ pone her wedding until I am he is all right? Or should Iit1, — teaspoon the I Switics No arg• For Color I I I -- ~-Zt.~ Completely coat meatloaf with cracker crum bs (bottom too ) . Place meatloaf in a brownies. Add I I-lb. box of confectioners sugar, I vanilla and nu ts if desired. Mix and frost while flakes CENTER I mixing well. Make into a loaf. tea(1y to use. VEGETABLE DII' 4 chicken bouillon cu bes 1 TRIMMED a. llwu~wm NX in Torn Nets cocoa 2 Isp. Worcestershire sauce -2 cut) boiling water deep, roomy pan. Place brownies are still warm. three miles a day, anywhere economical but delicious I tsp. prepared mustard 2 8 oz. packages cream remaining cracker crumbs from two to six times a week, main dish that is attractive 2 t bsp. chopped parsley cheese around meatloaf (ap. Crafts, reading and pain- enough to serve to guests. 1 small onion, choppe d 2 tsp. lemon juice proximately 1 to 2 cups). ting, plus "discoing with my The brownies are great to Drain claims and reserve 4 cup or less dehydrated Completely cover meatloaf husband" are enjoyed ta'e on picnics, said Mrs. juice. Combine cheese, onion (use to OWO taste) top and sides with ca ts up. whenever they can be Cleani. "You can bake them Worcestershire sauce, Pour approximately 1 inch of squeezed in, and she and her on a cookie sheet and take mustard, parsley and the Combine ingredients water over cracker crumbs in husband enjoy enterta ining them on the same pan. You minced claimis. Mix well and and blend above in blender until bottom of pan. Cover and friends at their home in won't be bringing any home." add clam liquid to give proper smooth. ('over and l)lI('t' bake for 17 hr. at 4 25 degrees Highlands. CLAM 1)11' consistency for dip. Cover and refrigerator for iti then reduce' to 325. Bake The dip and cheese ball 7 to 8 oz. can of store in refrigerator until hour to allow onions to absorb until (approximately 1-2 mimoist ur e. Serve with Fresh, hrs.i occasionally lifting crisp variety of vegetables: meatloaf off bottom of Pan to cauliflower, green peppers, allow water mixture to flow celery, carrots, cucumbers, underneath. Also spoon saucy I 011 ) squash, etc. water mixture over top of lI....g. . --IIR*LIUU nice twice.AUU ceptional" as "forming an I just leave well enough alone UIFi'SE BALL DEAR ABBY: After 27 small amounts of water as exception: r a r c.'' and hope for the best? Sheyears with me, my wife, 2 (8 OZ.) packages of cream needed. When done allow to AIio,"better than average," says she loves him, but at Phyllis, is reasonably able to Chec54 stiimt (or S to U minutes to and "below average." 1 package onion soup cope with weirdos of any times she's afraid of him, insure that loaf doesn't fall And "special" Is defined as small jar Old English stripe. She recently had an apart, then remove to a I don't like to interfere, but "that which Is distinguished encounter with a flusher here cheese serving plate and slice. Place by some unusual quality; can't let my daughter make at our railroad station in being other than usual; what could be a serious and I'd like to mistake. Should I contact the SANFORD PLAZA unique" on her solution to the ALTAMONTE MALL h.....t lam always pleased when a buy b UIXIUU and USIl 11111) confrontation as a sort of St. Patrick's Day is March 17' reader "gets a good laugh" some questions? Please give primer for future victims. me some advice. Give someone insn aSeiko! from something In my CONCERNED Confronted by our Westport column but the letter I published about the Down'sDEAR CONCERNED' flasher, raincoat agape, my wife Syndrom (please, not Your daughter should post. fashion- conscious "Mongoloid") child was not pone her marriage. She ,,lanced -iefbat (lie man, men wh ispered to him, meant to be amusing. Fur' should ask to accompany her thermore, what gives you a fiance on his next visit to the "5°'Y. Shorty, I can't read good laugh strikes me as doctor, and together they the label on the coat," being funny — meaning should get a complete report whereupon he angrily but"different from the or- on his condition and the toned up and slunk off in a ; t dinary." And more t mit. prognosis. No girl should X marry a man she salrdof. WESTPORT PETE DEAR ABBY : vaum. ter is engaged to marry a yo man she with all through high school. (She ls2l and he is fl.) He went overseas, but was sent home before his hitch was up because he had been havi ng "blackouts." lie spent several months In the hospital under observation, and was then discharged, but We Sell only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged he still sees a psychiatrist hesvv Iowa beef once a month at the VA LEAN LOIN END hospital here. U.S.D.A. CHOICE IHIMY by Peggy Clem checks meatioaf, a falllilY favorite. COUNTRY STYLE RIBS a - -. ' LEAN MEATY wia vrwv " i does find time to jog about time. 17he nieatloaf is an fl.FIV Savor S i I -.. playing tennis but finding the recipes which follow are great clams time to play is the hardest for entertaining, she said, and Boz. package cream cheese. part of the gium, for her. Site can be made up well ahead of room tem pe rature sire - , - '. She said she does enjoy HOME -j -. - -. sure went PREMIUM .; AICIEII.rAU PEAK = , - 'Ui OZ . 04 4 — - pass - Will JL .• 1 smell package Bleu tomato sauce mixture on top cheese' of meatloaf and around the 2 tbsp. A-I sauce sides of serving plate. Gar. 2 tbsp. sour cream or sour rush wi th sprigs of parsley. cream with chives Place remaining sauce on Garlic salt if you like' table in a small pitcher to be Mix everything together used individua ll > with fork in bowl. Form into 20 MINUTE BROWNIES ball as well as possible and 2 cups flour chill. Remove from 2 cups sugar refrigerator and fo rm into 1 tsp. soda well rounded ball and roll in 1 2 eggs cut) of nuts. Garnish with Place these ingredients in cherries as desired. Serve mixing bo wl with a variety of crackers. 4 coc oa The above recipes can be 1 cup butter or margarine made a week of more in ad. 1 cup hot water Vance or for use the same day. Bring these ingr ed ients to a MOTtlER'S MEATLOAF boil and pour over above flour :; lbs. ground beet I medium onion, chopped) mixture. Mix well. Add 1 cup buttermilk, 2 teaspoon chopped cinnamon and 1 teaspoon I large carrot (grated vanilla. and bake in a I medium green pepper well greased pan or cookie chopped s he et. 20 to 25 minutes at 350 ' cup Worcestershire degrees. Sauce Frosting i cup milk I stick margarine 1 egg - tbsp. Saltine cracker crumbs 4-5 tbsp. milk use enough to make mixture Bring mixture to a boil in stick together well) Combine above ingredients, the same pan you used for Connecticut, having 11 1. , .- must ., () N (Ai, 'AN.' 4 ' Writer or refers to him RUM 3o88 - IIi' T, I Staff When Roger and Mary Clem moved to Winter Springs from Ohio two years ago, they wasted little time be fore getting involved with their new community. While her husband was at work at Martin-Marietta, Mrs. Clem was busy getting her real es ta te license. Selling real estate is a part time pos ition while another part of her time is taken up be ing the girl Friday at the club at the Crossings where she 'does a little of everything;' The entire family is sports oriented, she said. 11cr 10year-old son, Dan, is active in football, soccer and baseball, Angela, 13, is a cheerleader and active in gymnastics, while her h usba nd enjoys tennis and coaching Pop Warner foot ba ll and Little League. Mrs. Clem has the most important sports job in the family, however,. "1 make everyone' gets there," she said. Takes Except'loon Ti Pu MATUSALEM By TOM NETSEL Herald done KIPMU SAJIMAIMIZmMorpmas.90: 5 - Tucker Wedding Plans Told "Re 8YR.86° TOM SIMS kY. IlL %L% • Mother!s Meatioaf Is A Delic ious ish D Air Force Group To Roast General At Dinner Meet -- AT THIS PRICII IMP. OIlMAN • uN It Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12,1980-1111 McNamara was under intense pressure last season when he had intended to start Ray Knight at third base, but Ray injurd replaced the enormously popular Spark)' Anderson, who was his ankle the before we opened, so I started Hick suddenly fired after guiding the Reds to five division titles, Auerbach at third. four National League and two world championships. "Tom (Seaver) was on the mound for us and he had never Opening day last year was especially harrowing, McNamara lost on opening day. I certainly didn't want him to break that* ' remembered. There was probably more pressure on him than streak now that I was taking over. he ever had before. "We were playing the Giants in Cincinnati and we had a full "Anyway, we made three errors or something like that and house," he recalled. "Replacing Sparky,! was the new kid on were down, 7.0, with only one out, by the second inning. I was in the block, and naturally, I wanted us to get off well. With Pete the dugout thinking to myself what in hell did I ever get myself Hose gone and all the controversy surrounding his leaving, I into?" 'r - jv .v' wau.'. with yellow top, mar-resist crystal. $175 Master Charge- MO1) — 5 quartz CaIet,oaf watch, yellow. $200 Stainless, $150 .1 TV CU I VT III yellow top, adjustable bracelet, $150 Enjoy it now with Zaks credit VISA' American ispress' Carte Blarche Diners Club' Layway • Aff- The Diamond Store 1 �- - J4Z' -1k" tIImZ. 28-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 12 1980 Passover A Joyous Holiday Centering Arofilill nd Family Passover commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. This Is a Joyous holiday which centers around the home and family. Elaborate customs for the preparation of the religious week have been passed from generation to generation. Matzoh, an unleavened bread, is symbolic of the Jews' haste in fleeing from Egypt. Hundreds of years later, Jews still cornmemorate this Flight by giving up all grains, yeast bkaing powder, and baking soda, Flour normally used for baking and cooking is replaced by matzoh meal and potato starch. Beaten eggs serve as the only leavening agent. Despite these dietary restrictions, Passover is a time of celebration. The house is scrubbed clean and the table set with white cloth, special china, and gleaming silverware. Foods for the Festivities are special too, both for family dining and for serving to relatives and guests who come calling, The Twelve Egg Passover Cake is an impressively tall dessert. This lemon-flavored sponge cake Is extra light, making it perfect as the last course of a large holiday least, Since sponge cakes do not contain butter or shortening, they may haye a tendency to dry out if exposed to air. Macaroons made wi th egg whites instead of flour, are traditional Passover fare. The Chocolate Macaroons are richly flavored with chocolate, coconut and walnuts. The outsides are shiny and crisp, the centers tender and chewy. Like the spongecake, these cookies dry out quickly. Store them in an appropriate-sized canister to preserve their fresh-baked quality. 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Starting with short side, roll cake with cloth and cool. lightly tint remaining coconut with yellow food coloring diluted in milk Unroll cooled cake and remote cloth Spread with Cream) Instant Filling and sprinkle pineapple over filling. Reroll and frost with whipped topping. Sprinkle with tinted coconut and garnish with Gumdrop Flowers, if desired. Chill. Store any leftover cake in refrigerator. Creamy Instant Filling. Pour 1 cups cold milk or light cream Into bowl. Add I package (44ertng aim) vafltuanavor instant pudding and pie filling. Beat slowly with rota ry heater or at lowest speed of electric zither until well blended, about 2 minutes. Le t sta nd to set, about 5 minutes; stir until creamy. Makes Il Gwndrop Flower.. Flatten large gumdrops on board sprinkled with granulated sugar. Cut "petals," overlap and press ends together. Cut small pieces for center Let stand to dry. V.0.11., $tounsr Cr.p.. 2-0:. not.. For CIWdrin Liquid Tylenol I7.lCo.o.i,spw..W.,,match II. 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Gradually blend in chocolate mixture and I teaspoon vanilla • -SIle t,,4 4 S500 005 0554001$ ground glnger ;4teUpOult I _______-- e :=:: 1-lb., Twin-pack Seder Calls • ; 1 • • • • • W Interestingly prepared. Because no already-opened foods are permitted during this time, seasoning must be limited to fresh produce and newly purchased bottles of herbs and spices. Poached Fish With Fret Lemon Sauce makes a delightful main course. Te nder fish is served with colorful herbs, carrots, and onions In a tart, rich sauce. Boiled new potatoes make a filling accompaniment to the delicate fish and sauce. POACHED FI1 WITH FRESH LEMON I 3 squares seini-sweet chocolate. 3 tablespoons water and 1 tablespoon butter or margarine in a saucepan. St ir constantl%' over low heat, until chocolate is melted and mixture is smooth. Combine 1 cup sifted confectioners sugar and dash I'llact- 2 Cups flaked coconut $ • : - ' 16-or. bot. C 99 On the eve of Passover, Jews around the world observe the .The kinds of foods served at the Seder dinner are usuall y dictated by tradition, but It requires an imaginative homemaker to plan dishes that are uncommonly delicious and Semi-Sweet Glaze. ~ Aink • .4tp,.oe .....c 00404 0 (0..e00 •*( 4$I 04 CIWel OZ. pkg. 5910.nen------ - - - • _ __ a TJir--- ,. ANTIPERSPIRANT 8-ct. pkg. Main D'i'shes a • - 'ei Ss . SAVE 36e -. j;'.4' TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SO(D ' ": SAVE 40$ UNSCENTEQ OR REGULAR •: THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 13, ThRU WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1980... CLOSED SUNDAY .... '' .'., Rely Tampons Ban Roll"On Aspirin ConditionsEX TRA For a flavorful, attractive dinner during the Passover week, serve Poached Fish With Fresh Lemon Sauce, accompanied by boiled new potatoes and matzoh. - --- 34 CUP Sugar - . , * Ac WHEN YOU CLIP RIDVIM THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE BONUS PACK BUY ONE 8-CT. GET ONE FREE, REGULAR OR SUPER - 'I,." .1./[Ty EXTRA L!1!J4tJ4'GreenStamps1l " .. 600 • •' v • •• hpast6', _ . .i --- 4 eggs - 0 11016, 9-oz. tube j 1 - 0 q, Stamps for great gifts A\ \\ X " th: •-- ~ fl kc , . -- ROLL the rinei buds and baked goods. the (m4wst proiltur and a healthy bonus of S & II - ,,,,: -44,11,. -- van-colored coconut and arrange in center, and around sides of cake, if desired. In high altitude areas, follow high altitude package directions for cake batter. Lemon Cream Cheese Frosting. Cream i cup butter or margarine and 112 packages 3 oz. each) cream cheese until well blended. Add 3 cups sifted confectioners sugar and 1 tablespoon lemon Juice alternately in small amounts, beating well after each addition. Add 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind. Makes about 2 cups. CHOCOLATE-GLAZED ICE CREAM EGG 1 pint pis ta c hi o or straw be rry ice cream, softened 1 pint chocolate ice cream, softened i square semi-sweet chocolate, chopped optiona l) 4 slices pound cake Semi-Sweet Glaze Spoon pistachio ice cream Into 4-cup melon mold or metal bowl. Combine chocolate ice cream and chocolate and spoon into mold. Arrange pound cake slices over chocolate ice cream, trimming where necessary, to cover completely. Freeze until fir!)), at least 4 hours. Dip mold briefly into warm water and unmold onto waxed paper. Return to freezer. Spread Semi-Sweet Glaze over mold to cover completely, and decorate with commercial decorating icing, if desired. Makes P RICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY iI 71 1 __ . The SM I Ideabook '84) s waiting for 4*J flOW at P111)11% and k's lull of greal gift Ideas IOI )'OhIfl4eIf or someone else. So hurry into Pblni (or all your health and beauty needs. r- ____ 0#4 • .'.., •, Sprinkle cake with the green coconut. Sprinkle cupcakes with mixture capped with fresh strawberry "blossoms." Buttermilk baking mix and flaked coconut combine with other ingredients to make a fine-textured cake i-oil to hold a creamy filling. A covering of versatile whipped topping enhances this memorable dessert. Toss your Easter hat into the ring as a sign of spring. Now is the time to select a new creative dessert designed especially For the traditional occasion, COCONUT NEST CAKE i package (2-layer size) yellow cake mix or pudding. included cake mix 2 & one-third cups flaked coconut Food coloring Milk Le mon Cream Cheese Frosting Prepare cake mix as directed on package, pouring twothirds of the batter into well-greased and floured 6-cup ring mold. Pour remaining batter into 18 miniature aluminum foil baking cups or 12 regular paper baking cups. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes for the mold and 15 to 20 minutes for the cups. Cool cake in mold 10 minutes. Remove from mold and finish cooling on rack. Cool cupcakes: remove papers. Tint 1 and two-thirds cups of the coconut with a few drops gree n food col or ing diluted in ' teaspoo n milk. Divide PUBLIX REMEMBERS THE PATRIOTIC 19401S... Publix M - . . I ifOP RacmVill UP TO ~. ', - . '',a - remaining coconut and tint various colors, as desired. Frost cake and cupcakes with Lemon Cream Cheese Frosting. arranged to resemble flowerpots hold a rich whipped topping Take a long, delicious look at this parade of whimisical desserts and decide which will best complement your menu, Know, too, you'll be able to create them with longtime favorites you may have on hand chocolate and coconut and non-dairy whipped topping. Ease and convenience are the dividends you will reap when preparing these desserts. All make gcod use of prepared basics such as packaged cake mix, buttermilk baking mix and frozen or bakery shelf pound cake and pie crust. Convenient instant pudding and pie filling does honors to ease preparation time, too. Transform a package of cake mix Into a Coconut Nest Cake or Easter Bonnet Cake, eit he r promising to get raves as an edible centerpiece. Delicately tinted flaked coconut or thawed frozen whipped topping adds the decorative touches, Herald the delights of a Chocolate-Glazed Ice Cream Egg or chocolate bunny cut-outs marching on an Apricot Brandy Pie. The "egg" is Ice cream resting on a pound cake base; the pie has a fluffy gelatin-whipped topping filling chilled in a graham cracker crust, pick a posy theme. Then, cr eate Ladyfinger Flowerpots or gumdrop-flower- - . I ' k , e- ft jo - ~ 1 11__. ,~-_ iT' celebrated Sunday, let dinner be traditional and bright as the - .. - ~e - el ' r ., " strewn Coconut Pineapple Cake Roll. Both are tempting competition for the garden varieties. Store-bought ladyfingers day. The symbolic egg, bunnies, bonnets and blossoms add to the festive mood, even to the dessert finale. "93O -l9i ___ - .: " far.. W. .46$ a 4' It's Easter! With so much excitement in the air on spring's most 'J.: ; - REGt*.ARORMIIT' W • '. . -• ly. I , - : '\' - ' - . - d SHOPp,, . IMP! qP jad ~! 1PI 1½ cups sugar 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoo lemon rind 3i cup matzoh meal ½ cup potato starch Superfine sugar Lemon slices In large mixing bowl, beat egg whites and salt until stiff peaks form; turn into a larger bowl. In same large mixing bowl, beat egg yolks until foamy. Gradually beat in sugar; beat until very thick, about 5 minutes. Stir in lemon juice and rind. Slowly add matzoh meal and potato starch. Gently but thoroughly fold yolk mixture Into whites. Turn Into ungreased __ -0 Dazzling Dessert Designs For Easter I .:~.!,'. " . . - 12 eggs, separated 'is teaspoon salt -_ I •• I 10 x 4'2.Inch tube cake pan. Bake in 350 degree F. over 55 minutes or until cake tester inserted In center of cake comes out clean. Invert pan and let cake hang to cool completely. Remove from pan. Sprinkle top of cake with superfine sugar. Garnish with lemon slices. Yield: One 10-inch cake; 10 to 12 servings. CHOCOLATE MACAROONS 1 package (6 ounces) semi-sweet chocolate, grated, or morsels 1 cup shredded coconut 1 2 cup finely chopped walnuts 2 egg whites, at room temperature 1 4 teaspoon salt 12 cup sugar In top of dojble boiler over hot, not boiling water, melt chocolate morsels; cool. Stir in coconut and walnuts. In small bowl, combine egg whites and salt; beat until soft peaks form. Gradually add sugar; beat until stiff. Fold egg whites Into chocolate mixture. Drop by teaspoonfuls, 1 inch apart, onto brown paper lined baking sheets. Bake in a 325 degree F. oven 10 to 20 minutes. Immediately remove to wire racks; cool. Yield: 50 cookies. -..-_ - I . March 12,1980-3B - I 0 Nth Melt I mWe wag-sweet chocolate with % teaspoon butter or margarine in saucepan over very low heat sWTing until blended. Pour onto waxed paper. lined baking sheet; spread to about ½-inch thickness. Chili until firm, about 15 minutes. Cut with bunny.shaped cookie cutter and at once lift gently from paper with knife. Store on waxed paper In refrigerator or freezer. �B-EvenjngHsra$d,Sanford,p. Wednesdsy, March 13,1so .ei•;L' I ••-• ,.-.'. -- Potpourri... ''k•. -. CHICKEN 1 whole broiler-fryer chicken breast, halved, boned, skinned and cut in bile-size pieces; and 4 broiler-fryer chicken thighs, boned, skinned and cut in bite. In many parts of the country, molded fruit rings do double duty. They are served as a salad before or with a meal and as a dessert afterward. Some even enjoy these refreshing treats for breakfast with a dollop of yogurt or cottage cheese on the side. size 2 tablespoons cooking oil 411 Iii cups sliced green pepper Two-thirds cups diagonally sliced celery ½ cup sliced green onions, stems included 1 can (812 ounce) water chestnuts, sliced 1 package (6-ounce) frozen Chinese or snow pea pods l can (834-ounce)pineapple chunks in heavy syrup Ii cup chicken broth 14 cup sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch ½ teaspoon powdered ginger 2 tablespoons vinegar 2 tablespoons soy sauce In wok (or electric skillet or fry pan on stove top), heat oil on high setting. Add chicken and stir fry for 5 minutes. Add green pepper, celery, onions and water chestnuts and stir fry 2 minutes more. Then add pea pods, pineapple chunks with syrup and broth; stir fry 2 more minutes. In small bowl, mix together sugar, cornstarch, ginger, vinegar and soy sauce; pour over chicken and vegetables. Reduce heat and simmer until thlpkened, about 2 minutes. 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Cooking wines fine wines specially blended to withstand high cooking temperatures and maintain a consistent flavor can turn a mundane menu into a new adventure. Explains Sara Ellen Krinsk, consulting chef for a wine company, makers of red, white, niarsala and sherry cooking wines, "Because cooking wines are made only for cooking, the taste and quality never varies from use to use and bottle to bottle. Cooking wines also keep longer after opening without refrigeration," Mrs. Krinsk recommends substituting red or white cooking wines for half the vinegar in homemade salad dressing to add a subtle flavor twist, "If a hearty bowl of soup is on the menu, add two teaspoons of sherry cooking wine to every serving to put breadth in the broth," she suggests. Vegetables take on a different character with cooking wines, tot,. For instance, add one-quarter cup of white cooking wine to the liquid for broccoli, asparagus, zucchini, artichokes or brussel sprouts. 'l'hat's Sure to enhance a meal's appeal. Cooking wines also make a savory sauce for leftover fish, meats or poultry. No one will know that it's the second time - foods... HICKORY. RIG OR HOT CAN . Iti large bowl, combine first nine ingredients. Beat at low sptd of electric mixer or with wooden spoon to blend. Beat at medium speed for two minutes, scraping sides of bowl occasonaily. Pour into greased and floured 12 cup Bundt pan or 10-inch tube pan. Bake at 0 degrees F. for 45 minutes. Reduce heat to 325 degrees F. and bake 20 minutes longer or until cake tets done. Cool on wire rack for 10 minutes in pan. Remove fr?n pan and cool completely on wire rack. When cool cornblçié sugar, rum and vanilla. Beat to smooth spreading COflsistency. Spread or drizzle over cake. Makes one 12-cup cake. I BAR.B.QUE I I SWIFT DUTCH I I SAUCE CHILI I i courm'v I BTL. WITH i MUSHROOMS' i & monw I 591 I BEANS I I STE4zMS CAN I 15ozCAN I I J.R.402 I I I J.R.401 available I______ I II_____._ _I u_I - In large bowl c'iblne all lii; nda Tad Of Wine, Pu ts Bre adth In Th e Broth PARK PLACE FRUIT BOWL 1 large fresh pineapple, cored and cubed 2 cups orange sections 1 pint strawberries, hulled 2 cups melon cubes 1 cup halved green grapes 2 cup orange juice ½ cup light rum (80 proof) ' cup lime juice 1 2 cup toasted, shredded coconut 1 cup lemon yogurt Lemon slices In large bowl, combine fruits. Combine orange juice, Bacardi rum and lime juice. Pour over fruit; stir to blend. Cover and chill several hours. Stir occasionally. To serve, toss in coconut. Garnish with yogurt and lemon slices. MARVIN GARDENS PUNCH 1 can (6 ounces) frozen grape juice concentrate 2 cups cold water 2 cups light rum (80 proof) 1 cup orange juice 1 cup pineapple juice ½ cup lemon juice 1 can (16 ounces) undrained, crushed pineapple 2 bottles (28 ounces each) lemon lime soda Orange slices In large pitcher or punch bowl, combine all ingredients. The menu consists of entertaining dishes which can all be prared in advance. Except for serving, you won't have to mL any of the fun. MONOPOLY CAKE 8 cup (1½ sticks) butter or margarine ' cup creamy peanut butter 4 eggs, at room temperature cup buttermilk 2 cups sugar 1 tablespoon baking powder 3 cups sifted flour 1½ teaspoons vanilla extract 4' cup light rum (80 proof) ; teaspoon vanilla extract BUY-1 GET-1 FREE! KRAFr F. .- - .L ---------1 L.__I__ 27' OFF a __ i,..1• Have a game party. Try Monopoly or Scrabble or an assortment of old favorites you haven't played for years. with the lowest Prices & top quality cup uncooked long rain rice P4 cups Florida orange juice, divided 34 cup water 3 eggs, beaten 2½ cups milk ½ cup sugar 2 teaspoon's grated orange rind' 'i teaspoon vanilla 'i teaspoon cinnamon 2 Florida oranges, peeled and sectioned 14 cup raisins Measure rice in saucepan; add % cup orange juice and water. Cover. SImmer 20 minutes or until rice Is tanr,. In large bowl combine nggs, milk, rwnlIth4 1 cup omige ' js4 cinnamon. Add ors sec. sugar, giatid rind, vpll tiom, raisins and cocked rice; mix well. Tern Into Iquart bating diah. Place in pan of hot water. Bake in 301 degiesa oven ihoir and 30 to 4$ min imW tip is ineertedin center of pudding comes out dean. Stir pudding after first 30 minutes of baking. Serve warm or cold. - fln.,h - Game Party Sounds Like Fun - FLORIDA RICE PUDDING I VINEYARD CHIFFON RING 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 2-3rd cup cold water 1 cup plus 3 tablespoons sugar Grated peel of 2 oranges 1 cup orange juice '.s cup lemon juice 4 egg whites 11 l cup chopped onions 1 tablespoon butter or margarIne 14 tablespoons cornatarch 2 tablespoons brown sugar 4 teaspoons Dijstyle onmustard lcan(16ouncea) frui tcocktaildraIn;res.) icup chicken broth 1 large green pepper, cut In 1-incl squares ____ 1 cup whipping cream 2 cups seedless California grapes (about % pound) ½ cup halved strawberries In saucepan, soften gelatin in cold water. Add 1 cup of sugar; orange peel, orange juice and lemon juice. Heat, stirring, just until sugar and gelatin dissolve. tool.! Chill until thick but not completely set, I to 1½ hours. : In mixing bowl, beat egg whites and salt until foamy Gradually add remaining 3 tablespoons sugar, beating until, whites hold soft peaks. In another bowl, beat cream to soft.peaks. Stir half beatex whites into syrupy gelatin. Fold In remaining whites an4. whipped cream. 0101 Pour into 6-cup ring mold, rinsed first with cold water. Chiil until firm. To serve, unmold on platter. Fill center with grapes an4 berries. NOTE: You may substitute 9-by-5-Inch loaf pan for rIn mold. After unmolding, arrange grape clusters and strawberries around loaf. Or slice and garnish each serv1n' A harbinger of spring and summer, this vineyard chiffon ring is filled with fresh seedless grapes, strawberries and whipped cream. It gets added tang from orange and lemon MACARONI MEDLEY ½ cup chopped onion 1-3rd cup chopped green pepper Ii tsp. rosemary leaves, crushed 2Thsp. butter or margarine 2 cans (15 oz. each) Macaroni 'n Beef In Tomato Sauce I can (20 oz.) chick peas, drained 1½ cups cubed cooked ham, pork, chicken or beef 1 cup chopped canned tomatoes In saucepan, cook onion, green pepper and rosemary in butter until tender. Add remaining ingredients and heat. Makes about 71/z cups. 4 to 8 servings. NEW ENGLAND SKILLET DINNER 2 tablespoons butter or margarine ½ cup chopped fresh onion 2 cups sliced, pared carrots 2 potatoes, cooked, peeled and cut in cubes 4 cups shredded cabbage (½ medium) 2 cups corned beef, cut in strips teaspoon salt " teaspoon pepper ½ teaspoon dried leaf thyme IL. %.0 ,.. ht VV& IA VMS Melt butter in large skillet. Add onion and cook until tender, about 5 minutes. Add carrots, Cover and cook over low heat 10 minutes. Add remaining Ingredients. Cover and cook 10 minutes, until cabhaøe is tender. CORN MUFFINBEAN BAKE ½ pound frankfurters, cut In 4-Inch pieces ½ cup sliced celery ½ cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 (18-ounce) cans pork and beans in tomato sauce 2 tablespoons ketchup 1 tablespoon brown sugar ½ teaspoon dry mustard 1 cup corn-muffin mix tegg -l. one-third cup milk In skillet, brown frankfurters and cock celery and onion In butter until tender. Add pork and beans, ketchup, brown sugar mci n Heat, stirring occasionally. Pour Into 14-quart shallow (10-by4-by4-Inch) baking dish. Meanwhile, combine muffin mix, e and milk. Spoon around edge of dish. Bake in medium-hot oven (400 degrees) for 25 minutes or until golden brown. This kitchen-tested recp makes S servings. Molded Fruit Ring Does Double Duty At Mealtime., Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12, 1$O-78 IPA94 SAVE I S.. SAUCE BERCY WHITE WINE SAUCE A tangy base for creamed fish or vegetables. 3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour I egg yolk beaten teaspoon salt 1 1 2 cups milk scalded I cup white cooking wine Melt butter, stir in flour blending well. Add salt and pepper, gradually stir in scalded milk stirring constantly until thickened. Remove from heat, briskly stir In beaten egg yolk and White Cooking Wine. COQ AUVIN I chicken, about 21 2 Ibs,, cut UI) 2 tablespoons flour ½ teaspoon salt (lash pepper 3 tablespoons oil 6 sisiall whole onions I clove garlic, minced I can (4 oz.) sliced mushrooms, undrained 1 bottle 11* 2 cups) red cooking wine I large bay leaf '-s cup minced parsley 3 green onions, sliced Coat chicken pieces with flour mixed with salt and pepper. heat oil in a heavy skillet and brown chicken. Remove, add onions and garlic to pan and cook until tender. Add remaining ingredients and chicken. Cover, simmer 1 hour until tender. Makes 4 servings. FISH FILLETS TERIYAKI 2 lbs. thin fish fillets (sole, flounder) I. cup sherry cooking wine I i cup daiquiri cocktail mix 14 cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons oil 2 teaspoon ground ginger 1 clove garlic, crushed Cut fish into long strips 1-inch wide. Combine Sherry Cooking Wine, Daiquiri Mix, soy sauce, oil, ginger, and garlic in large bowl. Add fish and marinate hour. Broil in preheated broiler 3 inches below heat for 3 to 5 minutes. Makes 6 servings. MEATBALLS BOURGUIGNON 1 lb. ground beef 3 tablespoons dry tread crumbs 2 tablespoons milk 1 teaspoon salt (3 teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons oil 1 medium onion, chopped ½ cup beef bouillon 1,2 cup red cooking wine Combine ground beef, crumbs, milk, egg, salt and pepper and shape into meatballs about 1-inch in diameter. Heat oil In a large skillet and add chopped onion and meatballs; cook until lightly brown on all sides. Add bouillon and Red Cooking Wine and bring to a boil. Cover and simmer 15 minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings. . $149 5 $1.30 250 COUNT - Curity Soft Puffs... £IISZ*YIEPLAZA WAY n.us*iupuyty1 It's also easy to make main courses like Coq au Vin or Fish Filets Teriyaki with cooking wines. Frequently, recipes like these are buried in a recipe box because they seem too complicated. To set the spirit, cooking wines are economical and are as close 115 the neighborhood's supermarket, 'l'hv following recipe ideas with cooking wines show you how meals can make a day. SAUCE NEWBURG SHERRY WINE SAUCE I)elicious for chicken, scallops, lobster or shrimp. 2 tablespoons butter I tablespoon flour 2 well beaten egg yolks I cup cream Salt Cayenne Pepper 2 tablespoons sherry cooking wine heat butter in saucepan, blend in flour, and gradually add cream. Stir constantly until thick and smooth (do not allow to boil). Add salt and cayenne pepper to taste. Pour mixture slowly over egg yolks, stirring constantly. Cook in double boiler stirring well for 3 minutes. Add Sherry Cooking Wine. SAUCE BORDEISA ISE RED WINE SAUCE Delicious for steak, roast beef and chops. 'Ul) diced 0111051 2 tablespoons flour i cull bouillon 3 tablespoons butter I clove garlic crushed 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 2 cup red cooking wine Saute diced onions in butter until golden, add flour and blend thoroughly. Add bouillon, stir until smooth. Blend in Red Cooking Wine, crushed garlic and chopped parsley. 2/$i The .' "l• -.e. . '4 _, - _t5,1_T.15 '4•.1, true horse, or &juus, developed during the Ice As.. -. �... ;"...................................................•. BLONDIE BB—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Ff. 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Emory University Choir from Atlanta, Ga., will cpresent a concert at 7:30 p.m., Messiah Lutheran Church, U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselberry. Free to '.public. Sanford Women's Republican Club installation of Officers, 11 a.m., home of Mrs. A.F. Keeth, Loch Arbor, ,"Sanford. '' Firemen's Field Day benefit for Easter Seals, noon, colonial Plaza Mall. — —— ARCHIE —— WHAT HAPPENEO. : —— —— SUNDAY, MARCH16 Miniature Show and Sale sponsored by Miniature World of Central Florida, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ,' Avenue, -: PRISCILLA'S POP by I(T PACK THE 1 cion€s Ito TIGHT, I ANP 13NT OVER.5Qp Ed Sullivan Co , of - -- - likely to have a _ Sw .k ?ka.. A& I ANNIE AIII ..i ii-.. e--.-- - Civic Center. Speaker-Mrs. Linda Joyce, Home Health ..'service. SATURDAY, MARCH22 - P.m., uesary riremens ctecreauon Sian, iZ colomba ,Rd.. Tickets available at the door. : Seminole Community College Choral Festival, 7:30 p.m., campus Health Center. 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A blind law student tries to over. 1:00 come his handicap and be fi (4" TOMORROW Guest accepted as "normal" by using Marcia Lyons. a widow who his wits and his strong sense of claims her husband's death by humor. 7:30 U @ TODAY (1)0 THE YOUNG AND TI'!E RESTLESS (I73 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 5:05 J-) U TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE) 10:00 AMERICA 112) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (WED) 5:30 ) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER CD 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) 012) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (THU) death. C!) 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FRI) U 0 (4) DONAHUE 5:50 (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) COUNTRY (MON) Louisa and the Major return to the Bentinck bringing young (35) BULLWINKLE - 0 FROM HERE TO ETERNITY (Premiere) Jeff Prewilt (Don Johnson) is jailed by the military after he tries to kill Sgt Warden (William Devano), whom he believes to be responsible for his brother's MORNING (ID 0 GOOD (lii (35) NEW ZOO REVUE MORNING NEWS 1:00 U @ DAYS OF OUR LIVES 8:00 (5) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO THLMSMY FIFTIES Lucille Ball, David Janssen, Michael Landon, Mary Martin, Dinah Shore and Red Skelton take a look at the experimental days of TV's youth featuring clips from doz. ens of the early programs 0 (IS) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW (1) 0 RYAN'S HOPE II1 (35) DICK VAN DYKE I2) (17) MOVIE FLORIDA conditions at Ford Motor Company THU) IF (35) HERCULOIDS (FRI) 2 (10) SESAME STREET 12) (17) FUN HOUSE 725 U (.!I) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING CD 0 GOOD cancer was cuased by working Cfl 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS (II) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS (24 (10) TV: THE FABULOUS @ (17) MOVIE (CONT'O) (WED) 12:30 ''1) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (730 MOVIE till) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEA VER (3(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 112) (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 9:30 35 FAMILY AFFAIR 74 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO- (1) . 4:00 THE BRADY BUNCH BEWITCHED (7)0 MERV GRIFFIN (II) (35) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS (3(10) SESAME STREET (12)(17)SPECTREMAN 4:30 U @1) EMERGENCY ONEI (51) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (U) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND GRAMMING FRIENDS 11:30 0121 (17) GREEN ACRES 02) (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND U @1) THE BEST OF CARSON 10:00 5:00 Guests: Burt Reynolds, Susan U (4) CARD SHARKS (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES Sarandon, Andrew Tobias, Ron 011 35) PTL CLUB (Ill (35) TOM AND JERRY Woods. (R 1121 17) MOVIE (MON. 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H5 2fl 7:30 SQU E EZE PLAY ':15 swap NuT WEDNESDAY j .. IS CHICKEN DAY Statistics compiled by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare indicate central Florida physicians perform 20 percent more prostate removals than the national average. rour ouw medical procedures being performed frequently are under investigation. The investigation is the first undertaken by the year-old PSRO, formed by Congress across the country in the 1V70 to medical Inflation. The organizations study doctors' requasts for patient reimbursements via Medicare and Medicaid. -i L _-- . S - a . - '' - & • . a - . • NOW OPEN UNTIL 5:30 PM ______ FAMOUS RECIPES REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces h ydpsd fried chicken, mash potatess and gravy, calls slow and l hot butter tastia' biscuits, Honey UMreqms?. 1 J FEEDS 3,000 111111piall FEEDS ,°°° --- FOR omy$1T AU VALUE P ART BROWN I I -PEST CONTROL .A.. covered, The investigation is expected to take about four months. Al sazar u EWre uestedth lnvestIaU onbecau.e Medicare and Medicaid data Indicate that physicians In lot more than the national average, . With This Coupon ONLY Officials of the federally funded Professional Standards Review Organization say they will withhold Medicare and Medicaid funds for unnecessary procedures if any are un- control LAWN PEST CONTROL INITIAL SERVICE '33 EVERY OTHER MONTH 625 PHiThi. 14 V — INSECT CONTROL by Crg Lg,sfl MmOC4NJIrmfl 9:00 U @i DIFF'RENT STROKES ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - An investigation has been launched into five medical procedures which may have been performed unnecessarily by doctors in Seminole County and other central Florida areas. SPECIAL t 'WHY 'U 'f UNMI* STYLE (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) Seminole Doctors In Probe PRESEA SON ' by T. K. Ryan 1) (35) BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE) B) (35) SPACE GHOST / 12:00 DINO BOY (WED) ii) 0 BLACK SHEEP SQUAD- B) (35) FANTASTIC FOUR Jr (RI TUESDAY, MARCH 25 Lture by Joseph S. Iseman of New York on '"Lawyers' Loyalties in Transition: When the Interest of the Client and Public Conflict," 8 p.m., Hauck Auditorium, Rollins College Winter Park. Free to public, ' *1. s TUMBLE WEEDS Joflns Silver near Jacksonville - were in the Red Bug area. McGuckln said the water had reached 12 to 20 homes, many of them summer homes of wealthy Jacksonville residents. "We've got some homes taking pretty heavy water," said McGuckln. However, there was no immediate damage estimate or reports of injuries. The National Weather Service said more rain was likely today. 11, p I ! MAT Salute to the United States variety show in honor of GRAMMING rz (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 11 (35) SHAZAM (MON) Ike" Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis middle-aged playboy. MIDDLEBURG, Fla. (UP!) — Residents living along Black Creek who were forced from t he ir homes Tuesday night as the rain-swollen creek spilled from its banks braced for more rain today. Thirty to 50 families living near the scenic creek the Spaniards used to reach inland Florida left their homes to escape rising waters, said Clay County Civil Defense Director Chuck McGuckln. Most of the evac uations along the creek — which runs as AARP..NART covered dish luncheon, noon, Sanford S I THURSDAY, MARCH 20 Free Income tax service for senior citizens, 1-5 p.m., ,Longwood City Hall, Call Tins Anderson at I "AT Apo Flood Forces Residents To Leave Florida Town : It CONGRESSIONAL WATCH CAFETERIA tended'' -- that sexual "Roundabout" harassm ent in employment, (3(10) THE COUSTEAU like racial discrimination, ODYSSEY "Lost Relics Of The generates a psychologically Sea" Jacques Cousteau goes oc harmful atmosphere that tosome the ean's floor to observe of the most famous inhibits Job performance. shipwrecks on Earth. There are no criminal 1121(17) MOVIE "A Certain penalties nor fines for Smile" (1958) Rossano Brazzi, Joan Fontaine. A young French violation of the guidelines. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 Epsilon Sigma Omicron, 10 a.m., home of Mrs. Fre, Wilson, Sanford. Speaker Richard Barnett, owner of t,l'he Bookmark. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSt4) by I Itrd "' "!. attention. (R) (II) (35) JIM ROCKFORD Hall. longer make his game. When East won the first heart with his queen, he returned a spade to West's Jack and ruffed the spade return. The ace f trump was the defense's fourth trick. (For a copy of JACOB V MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge,' care of this newspaper. P.O. Box 489. RadIo City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019,) boo and a sand castle building contest are featured. Walters. "The Witness" Robert Reed, Toni Tenn,fle, "Mike And and the promises of a rich, him even when the Hartleys The EEOC has long con- I) . 1, girl is caught between the love of a rebellious young bachelor was necessary because sexual embark on a seagoing vacaharassment remains wide- lion, spread with 1,300 complaints 7•00 received by the commission U @1) FACE THE MUSIC during the past fiscal year. (IS) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE This was the case, Ms. CD 0 JOKER'S WILD Norton said, despite court (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON rulings supporting the A question arises as to whether commission's position that Fred is really Lamont's father. 3(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER sex-related intimidation in the REPORT workplace falls under sex (17) SANFORD AND SON discrimination provisions of Fred hits a lucky gambling streak when he and Lamont the Civil Rights Act. Ms. Norton said the EEOC need money to buy the Sanford issued the standards to en- Arms, 7:30 courage employers to "affirmatively and convincingly U @) TIC TAC DOUGH inform their employees that CC 0 THE NEWLYWED .5) 0 BEYOND WESTWORLD —If the conduct has the John Moore goes to the aid of purpose or effect of sub- an oil magnate who has stantially interfering with an become the target of Quaid and his army of robots affected person's work per- CV C1 EIGHT IS ENOUGH formance or creating an in- Feeling neglected by the rest of timidating, hostile, or of- the family, Nicholas begins actfensive work environment, ing In strange ways to get their i- AIAaon, noon, Robin Road Seminole Mental Health 'Center, Altamonte ,dn8, We Care orientation session, 7-10 p.m., Good khepherd Church, 5400 Oleander Drive, Orlando. Cell 628-1227. Over 50 Club, 10:30 a.m,, Redding Gardens Social 'u' iluw UV4dj[ VUUIU no North and South were usin a 15-17 point notrump, whic explains. why North opened one club and Jumped to two notrump over the heart reponse. South's three-diamond call was normal, as was North's three hearts. At this point South might well have tried three notrump instead of four hearts. Three notrump would have waltzed home and four hearts might have made, but unwelcorned sexual advance. AND FRIENDS .pct' '" whether verbal or physical in Hudson. nature. 6:30 The Equal Employment (J NBC NEWS Opportunity Commission J 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS issued the standards Tuesday and announced they were (IF (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Peg. gy McMillan breaks a date with effective immediately. Andy and Barney tiles to conOfficials said there could be sole him. changes after 60 days of (10) IT'S EVERYBOD s public comment. BUSINESS "Marketing" Conuiisslon chief Eleanor 12 (17) BOB HEWHART Bob Holmes Norton said the action can't resist the psychologist in rejecting or submitting to the conduct. - Now it was East's turn to think. If he followed small to the ace, as most players would automatically do, South would still make his heart game. He would come to one spade trick, three hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. East knew his side had three tricks: one spade and two trump. If West held the of spades, as his lead Indicated, there was a way, indicated, East realized, of scoring three trump tricks and one spade trick. ConcniinfIu W., 0o-e.,s.s.n,.i s.)J.4 Development" o ____ ace. ptoadtt, —If submission to or rejec. TUESDAY, MARCH 18 Seminole County Humane Society, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Speaker J. 'lee Petropulos, of J&J Exterminating, on pest control, l I , FRANK AND ERNEST You're 11:30 @D WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 cu 17) NEWS AFTERNOON 12:00 U (I) CHAIN REACTION T 0 CD 0 NEWS L1J (35)1 LOVE LUCY (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- Stated explicitly, it is an ------------(17) CAROL BURNETT (4) REAL PEOPLE Reports (ion of the conduct is used as a on a family who lives in a yacht basis for an employment on land, a 103-year-old decision affecting the person gambler, the birdman of Bare- Florida St. Patrick's Day Parade and Street Party, 7 'p.m., Downtown Winter Park on Park Avenue from Swoope to Lyman avenues. Food and entertainment, Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m. -'Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. - game. But he decided that maybe there was a 5.1 spade break against him, so South clattered up with dummy's IAIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) heavier work bed than usual today. Pace yourself wisely so you don't create additional stress. (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be very selective as to whom you chum around with. Mlaling with the wrong ARIES (March 21-April 19) types could leave a perBe careful today about manent scar on your making any commitmenti reputation. without first having a clear SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 23understanding of what you're Dec. 21) Don't skim over getting Into. You could bite off Important situations. Things. more than you can thaw. swept trnsi.i. ther, mav later AI?DI?ø 1 AI pri ug y Steer a middle course if CAPRICORN lflee .Inn you're with peop'e who have 19) No gadvantaous will conflicting views. It's all right be gained today by trying to to arbitrate, but don't take in$ose unpopular tdeu or sides. suggestions on unwilling GEMINI (May 21-June ) listeners. Know when to be Use m) methods toadvance quiet. your alma that could tarnIsh AQUARIUS (Jan. IQ.Feb. Your Image. The means. will 19) Better put a lock and key not justify the ends.. on the old money belt today. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You could be talked Into You may be tempted to poke spending far more then you your nose into a situation with can really afford Be prudent no direct bearing on you. in all your dealings. YOU'RE UNG TOO MUCH BLEACH! BUGS BUNNY resources, possible pitfalls and career for the coming months are all discussed in your Astro-Graph Letter, . - which begins with y thday. Mail $1 for each to Astro Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. - EVENING employment. 8 p.m.; instruction, 7:30 MONDAY, MARCH 17 Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, -: Park and Fifth, Sanford; 8 p.m., recreation hall behind Stromberg-Carlson, Lake Mary. BRIDGE Romance, travel, luck, term effects. "Young-at-Heart" Dance, 'p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Open to public, r'" j WASHINGTON (UPI) - In an effort to curb sexual harassment on the Job, new government guidelines and to take specific steps to SQUARES prevent it." till) (35) MAUDE Walter would ria were establi. rather lose his business than Three crite allow Maude to mortgage the shed, any one of which would house. establish unlawful sexual ha- (24(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Mary Tyler Moore. rassment: —If submission to the (12) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY conduct Is eith er an explicit or Grandpa Archie brings Gloria's Implicit term or condition of little baby home for a game f poker with the boys. : For Thursday, March 13, 1980 WIN Harassment TONIGHT'S TV Defined WwNEv L GAME sexual harassment is illegal' CD 0 HOLLYWOOD 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 Tribute to Stan Kenton featuring 20-piece :Altamonte springs Community Jazz Ensemble, 7 p.m., Altamonte Springs Eastmonte Civic Center, Longwood _ EEK & MEEK Sallie Harrison Chapter OAR, 1:30 board meeting; 2:30, regular meeting, home of Mrs. W.L. Carter, 2299 Grandview Ave., Sanford. SATURDAY, MARCH 15 Irl Scout Family Fun Day at Central 1"lorioa Zoo v picnic area, Games, 10 a.m.; picnic, noon; ball game, ,', 1-2:30 p.m. - Miniature Show and Sale sponsored by Miniature !.-.,.World of Central Florida, 10 am, to 9 p.m., Howard Johnson Convention Center, 1-4 and Lee Road, '.' Orlando, . ONO — rasi L.entral Florida Regional Planning Council, will speak on regional impacts from 1979-8.3. RTflAv "'-" ' % E ONE I. I 6:00 •,:!••. Maltland.South Seminole Chamber of Commerce, ('S) 0 0 NEWS clearly define what is con(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S . noon, Maitland Civic Center. Cliff Guillet, executive sidered an unlawful ap-BUSIN ESS Research PaflO -_• WVLUF UI., East gets older and has somel IIvuauwvul years underlying heart disease I Leak out 22 Coast Guard 43 Radiation by Mort Walker and use one diabetic tablet a anyway, those slow rates are 2 Streets (Fr.) lady measure (jI., day. My specimens are O.K. I not effective In providing 3 Pigpen sound 23 Destine abbr.) TO IT 4 Airport. for have a bronchial condition adequate blood flow to the 24 Paris airport 44 City in Israel 30 Bauxite IJI ARE! short 25 Marries 45 Greek island (Lg 31 Rampart that Interferes with my brain. That's why individuals 5 Gift bearer 26 Nervous 33 At Odds 46 Past time speech and breathing. This with this problem may feel 6 Drinks 47 First-rate 34 Venerable leaves me weak and tired. In faint or actually pass out. 7 Affirmative ,. 27 Ripped 28 Moon 35 Tidal wave (comp, wd.) ply the last two months I have had Whenever a person starts 38 Genetic 29 State (Fr.) 48 Jack Tars a Woodwork two blackouts. They occurred having fainting spells material 31 Spools drink features 37 Something 49 Outer (prefix) after urinating early in the associated with a heart block, 9 Buckeye State 32 Columnist unexplained 10 • morning. Wilson 51 Morning Blanc It's time to have a pacemaker 39 Convene 11 Looks at 38 Shred moisture After using A Holter put in. 1 - - - U monitor and other tests, my To give you some more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 doctor told me that I'm a general Information on heart - - - candidate for a pacemaker rate and its significance, I'm I F 17 14 and he will take this one step sending you The Health Letter I jj- — — iT — — J 17 — — — at a time. In the meanwhile, number 91, Your Heart Rate: I I'm on Lasix and I feel a bit What It Means. Other readers — — ________ — by Art Sansom — — 10 — — lightheaded and tire easily, whowantthlsissuecanaencll 20 Will you please tell me more 75 cents with a long, stamped, M1'MATLC*F) 21 — about a slow beating heart self-addressed envelope for t. I ,'nndl*Irn, ih,. tjrns.IA kni...,.,... iivq.i uiv Send your request to me, in ena your understand it better and care of this newspaper, P.O. HOM _iii perhaps do something about Box 1551, Radio City Stati6n,, it? New York, NY 10019. ••i am DEAR READER — As I've Now the problem with mentioned before, many telling you exactly what to do -. REEMN healthy young people have is that I really don't know for very slow resting heart rates, certain that you have heart $ OMEN A WbIiI,I,l ...,l,..,........ ,,s.s-.. c,,uu& aIi block. -i-nat has to be proved 41 142 ' 1° ' -athlete commonly has a by your electrocardiogram. — — — — rest ing heart rate below 50. For the benefit of other I 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 When it's a normal response readers, the Holter monitor 50 to physical conditioning, we that you wore records the 52 really don't think much about electrocardiogram continby Bob Montana 54 It. uously for hours at a time, 40 'w ---' '_fl ..Ufl-The d ifficulty WUICU1L By examining such a record, GO TO A MEETING OF AiX* 58 57 - - — 58 OUR GIRLS' CLUB") - derstanding the problem Is a doctor can see if there are THE Af/AW7iS? °R that the exceptionally healthy periods of blocks that might i Individual can have a slow be associated wi th fainting. rate but older people with You could have blacked out heart disease can also develop or had a fain ting spell for a slow rate from entirely entirely di fferent reasons. It I different reasons, HOROSCOPE could be that you are low on Your story sounds like you salt and water which may be 11 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL have heart block. That means related to the Lasix medicine that the normal electrical you're taking. It's also true impulse passing down from that a number of men are __________ the top of the heart to the prone to feeling faint or ac{ kh heavy beating chambers is tually fainting immediately YOUR BIRTHDAY You'll have a sticky time blocked, That's O.K. too as after urination. This sets off I by Howie Schneider 1arch 13, IM long as the heartbeat doesn't powerful reflexes that can getting out of it If you do.' . There are a lot of good get to slow. But as a person cause such a reaction. LEO (July 23 Aug.22) Make " surprises in store for you this no transactions today where coming year, but you must be there Is something of I spu J careful that negative thinking material value at stake, AT doesn't spoil them. Look for unless you know exactly what thennII1uo lA 1.. ..tt .b.I.... .. IJ UI QU your 7W I V Wifla. A VU AL4U DWLUI South went wrong at trick one endeavors, a permanent lose, and gave East a chance to VIRGO (Aug. D'Sept:• 22) fl*lt"'the' 'kI1lIn"défenslye PISCES (Feb. 20-March )) play.. You may feel a bit like you're Stall for time If you feel you're West's spade lead gave the being pulled in two directions being pressed into making a defense Its only chance. If today. Chances are you will decision you're unsure of, South had ducked that queen especially If it involves your be, if you allow h he would have made the work. There could be long. overly influence THE BORN LOSER Open to men and women, 22 Haggard novel 23 Not up BEETLE BAILEY Sex P "I COW All Day W.døied.y £ UNIA WEED$ FEED WEED& FEED __ ___ CHOM CALL TODAY p 322-8865 I REQ. U. REQ. $il. I'I ' IT'S HONEY DIPPED" )PEN 1o:g am.. p.m. Except Fri. I, Sol. Closing 1809 French Ave. (Hwy. 11.112) Sanford I Casseurry ° �C ....-. IOU—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12, IM 18—Help Wanted - - 'Scarsdale' CLASSIFIED ADS Diet Author Seminole 322-2611 girls school was in jail today on charges of fatally shooting the best. selling "Scarsdale Diet" author Dr. Herman Tarnower. Jean Harris, 56, of McLean, Va., who helped Tarnower write the book, was arraigned Tuesday for second-degree murder in the death of the 69year-old cardiologist, who was a bachelor. Tarnower was shot four times in the bedroom of his $500,0)O, five. acre estate In the exclusive Westchester County cornmunity. Town Justice Harvey Fried denied Mrs. Harris ball and sent he r to the Westcheste r County Jail pending another bail hearing scheduled for today. Police said Mrs. Harris, a sive Virginia .11........1 .....IL.... .t 8 00 A M S 30 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon itime 44c line 3 consecutive times 7consecutiv times 39c a line 36c a line Social Services Aide—Some background and experience in social services delivery systems, must be bondable, self starter and geared to working with people. Hours must be flexible, Salary: $7,500119,400 D.O.E. Ap. plications and resumes will be accepted thr ough Ma rch II, 1980. Apply at the Sanford Housing Authority, Ad. ministration Building West 10th Street, Sanford, Florida, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday I _____________________________________________ Be Why Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. ter,Fl.-r33515. wk old Pit Bull, fern . Dark Brindle wwh spot on ch est, ears & tall cropped w sutures in ears. Last seen Fri. nite Mar. 7, at Sanf ord Ave. 8. Airport Blvd. REWARD. 3234512 .___________________ £........_. - 6—Child Care Tar. nower but her lawyer, Joel by Sitting In my home by Aurnou, Indicated his client Christian lady. Hourly, we*ly, daily rates, 7 days or would claim self-defense. nights a week. Call 3239366 Police summoned to Tar. and leave a message. nower's home by a servant Mature European Lady about 11 p.m. Monday found Wanted: for child care in my home, him lying unconscious on the Longwood-Lake Mary area. Own transportation preferred. fl oor betwee n two beds In a Day 611.4416, eve 323.6110. bedroom, where It appeared a struggle might have taken 9—Good TNn9s to Eat place. The doctor had been shot In GRAPEFRUIT the hand, arm, shoulder and FOR SALE 3228$" right uppe r chest. He died about an hour la ter at St. Agnes Hospital In White Plains. The slim, blonde Mrs. NEW SPRING LINE Har ris had a bruise on her lip Creative Expressions 3227813 when she appeared In court, where she chatted amiably Legal Notice wi th police officers and paused to gesture at reporters UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF and ask, "DO t hese people FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION have nothing better to do?" COURT NO: 79.116.ORL.CIV.R .;Aurnou said Mrs. HaITIS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, "sustained her bruise at the Plaintiff, vs. SIDNEY G. SHEALY and MRS. SIDNEY G. house," adding "she did not SHEALY, his wife, If married, Fall." Defendant(s). NOTICE OF Aurnou said he knew SALE Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to a Summary Final nothing of Mrs. Harris' De cree of Foreclosure entered alleged confession but February 21, 1980 by the above Harrison Town Police Chief en titled Court in the above styled Cause, the undersigned Unit ed William Harris said ,,she Stat es Marshal, or one of his duly admitted that she had shot authorized deputies, will sell the Carpenter for our mill. Exp. with skill saw, table saw, band saw, etc. Apply 9 to it a.m. Cable Boat Co., Silver Lake Road, anvora. UNITED FARM MUFFLER MAN (1) BRAKE & shooting , Secretary .Recept ion ist, typing, some payroll work, checkbook etc., Larson Development, Inc., $634100 Altamonte, Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 to S. AGENCY CAREER FRONT END MAN (1 OPPORTUNITY Must have muffler shop exp. an own tools. A creative pro ductive person who can th high quality work, Will I inc good pay, good worklnç conditions at Mr. Muffler paid vacat Ions Hospitalization, uniforms. Ph Carl 373.59U for appointment, Needed: young men 1. women, 20.30 yrs. old to be trained for an exciting future In the home entertainment industry. Must be personable, attractive & like toworkwith the public. No direct exp. necessary. Top pay. Tired of your dull, routine lob? Now is your chance to get ahead. Apply in person to Westgate TV. K.Mart Plaza Shopping Center, Sanford 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. dolly. has openings in Florida for real estate licensees who want real value in a We're now entering Into Wanted Bodyman an expansion program in openings for licensed brokers and salespersons in the Sanford area. To get de- 3228106; all 5:30,322 8630 Florida DIESEL MECHANIC ______ Class A Mech needed for private carrier in Sanford, Fl. Must have background in diesel mechanics. Good benefits, salary commensurate with exp. Qualified person s reply to Box 51 co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657. San. ford, Fl. 32771. Equal Op. portunity Employer. M F. have take a minute tails, Spare or part-time Sales help wanted. Work out of your own home, set your own hours, EXCELLENT INCOME, NO INVESTMENT. Fringe benefits Include, paid vacation, company car, retirement plan & more. For more information call Rich or Marcia aft 6 p.m. 534.5510. and contact Marge Goddard, Box 186, Eustis, Fla. 32726. Phone: Earn extra money at horn( Good pay. Easy work. Nc experience necessary. Start immediately. Send name and address to BW.EH P.O. Box 1 3332A Orlando, Fl. 32809. - and DISHWASHER FT, days, exp. Egg & Omelet Restaurant. 2345 French Ave., Sanford. _______________________ TOLL FREE - Legal Notice AAA EMPLOYMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Casselberry. Florida, will hold a piiblIcharl to determine the feasibility of granting an increase In the rate schedule of Orange. SeminoleCablevlslonasreques?ed by Orange.Seminole Cablevision. The Public Hearing will be held in the Casselberry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, on Monday, March 31, 1980, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon ther eafter as possible. Please govern yourself ac cordingly. HWIOII, Mary City Clerk City of Casselberry, Florida Dated this 71 h Day of March, A.D. 1980 Publish Mirth 12, 19, 1980 DET.66 Property situate in SEMINOLE County, Florida, des cribed as: Lot Asked If Mrs. Harris ac 14, OF THE COLONNADES. 2nd tuafly shot Tarnower, her Section, according to the Plat lawyer said "that will come thereof as recorded in Plat Boot 16, gag e 14, Public Records of out at the tri al. Seminole County, Florida, subject, Mrs. Harris, who Tarnower however, to taxes, If any due, for thanked for "her splendid the year 1979 it public outcry to the hIghest and best bidder for assistance" in research cash at 12 o'clock noon on Thur. acknowledgments 01 his bOok, Way, April 17. 1980 at the West tJy after door of the Seminole County was arrested Sanford, Florida. shooting as she was driving Courthouse, Dated: March 12, 1980 away from the ultra-modern GEORGE R. GROSSE UNITED STATES MARSHAL house. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF A .32-caliber pistol with one FLORIDA bu llet still It* the m5UIfle KENUELL W. WHERRY was found In the glove ASSISTANT UNITED STATES compartment of her car. ATTORNEY ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Aurnou said his client was on Publish March 12, 19, 26, and April her way to notify police when 2, 1950 she was stopped. He said a 0ET33 FICTITIOUS NAME phone in the house was not Notice is hereby given that I am working. enoa*Id In ford A rgurnents Conclude For Gacy .. CITY OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the CIty of Longwood, Florida, that the City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enact. mont of Ordinan ce No. 476, q. titled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREAS WITHIN THE CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR REGULATION OF SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREAS WITHIN THE CITY, PROVIDING FOR PERMIT PROCEDURES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREAS: PROVIDING FOR VARIANCES: ESTABLISHING STANDARDS IN SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREAS, PROVIDING THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE INCORPORATED 'N THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, PROVIDING PENALTIES, CONFLICTS, SEPARABILITY, AND EFFECTIVE DATE, Sold Ordinance was placed on first reading on February 18, 1180, and the City Commission will ui,, for final postage public -, an. hearing, which will be held In fbi City Hall of Longuod, Florida, on Monday, the 11th day of March, A.D., 1980, , p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible . At thi business at San Airport, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name Of EXECUTIVE AIR TRANSPORT SERVICES, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Cou rt, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fic. tltious Name Stat utes, ToWit: Section 861.08 Florid a Statutes 1957. Sig.: Michael E. Reader Publish March 5, 12, it, 26, 1950 DET.34 CHICAGO (UP!) John Wayne Gary Is "t he worst 01 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT all murderess," ecut THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICtAI. Terry Sullivan sa ys, but CINtUIT FOR IIMINOLI Gacy's lawyers say their COUNTY, FLORIDA client I.e more like "Dr. Jekyll CASE NUMBER: N*cA.1L and Mr. Hyde." NI; THE PETITION OF: Attorneys for both sides MINDI NELL LETELLIER, a Minor presented emotional closing andl - aUulsTUsodaY after flVe weeks oftedirnony. The jury of seven men and five women was expected to begin deliberating Gacy's guilt or Innocence on 33 coun ts of murder today. Chief Deputy State's Attorney William Kunkle planned to 1W rebuttal arguments and Cook County Circuit Judge Loiü B. Garippo his Instructions before titidng the cae over to the jury. SA van Tuesday pointed to & 11Ili* a wooden board victim On plctw' of IdentUled and linked to Gacy, stabbed his finger it escti photograph and shouted, This WM mirdit', this w murder and INs was mm' dee." He red 0w JurY to id Gacy "guilty 01 murder In the worst de'ee." Twnlna away freon the jw7 to face Gacy, Sullivan charged, "John Gary, you are the worst of all because YOU ,4tjgij yow', the wi,wnli, 11M naive ... Juim GM, yonai's truly o jw.ditw" _____ _____ NELLIE MAY FRASURE her Mother Petitioners TO; ARNOLD LETELLIER unknown Lilt known address: Ut*nown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the Pititioner, MINDI NELL LETEL. LIEN a minor, and NELLIE MAY PRASURE, her Mother, In the above styled action has filed a Petition in the above styled Court the Name Change of the minor child eiamid in that Petition, and to serve a of your writion defenses if OR CARMINE M. BRAVO, ESQUIRE, Petitioner's attorney, sdrns omm Sorest 16; is State Rood i. jit. W. i.ongwoed vIli., Lengv,osd. Florida 32118, n or before no list day,( Ma,ch, and file Itie odinal with the clerk et *is Court,etoter bate,, service on Pet ItIonWs atlerney or Imdefault may be .we,. ge *I%olIdWIn the Petition. bond d e 1W an th WITNESS my the Csurt at Seminole Ceun. ,iers, otis titi fl, at $ daY at. P.va,w, 1958. . BOOKKEEPER SECT. Accurate typing, filing, relaxed casual atmosphere. 33H0u11$ Furnished SWITCHBOARD OPEN. Needed imm., some typing requIred. CANPENTIRIHILPIR Exc. opportunity, up to $5.50 hr. to Start. Unfurnished 2 BR, AC, Kitchen equIpped, fl3Q9S1, aft.6fl2g ?NEEDCASH? - Use Your Home As Security Call Us For Terms Finance Sam. 1100.241.2449 NO BROKERAGE FEES 1 BEATTHE HIGH COST OF HOUSING We've lust listed at unit Income property. It's. greet old home w.lots of living priced rlehiti New carpeting, kit & bethrpoms, make It easy for you to move Into Immediately. Lo* Intsrn$,assvmabiem1g. 323.5176 hanford Gracious living., 'Rim. Weekly 6i monthly rates, utilities Pd. inquire 500$. Oak $417053 Your Future Is our concern NEAITow BROKER \ BUSES PIZZA OVENS - - TOWER'S IEAUfl' SALON fofl iy Karri.trs Beauty Nook S19*.1$tlt.,332.5743 351.323.1563 Whateiver the Classified ad to solve it, Try me seen. When you place a Classit led Ad In The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wcnderfui Is about to C11111 rSI1IIC The IR SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair& Remodeling 24hrs. 3220771 happen, MEINYZER TILl Newer rspoir,ieeky sascialtv. 24 vet at . . r.flJ. -. —r. CompleteMobiie Home Repair ____ __ • • UN -' GWALTNEY JEWELER _____ __________ . , CII1U1.5389er51241$ j 'SIIiII - AftNSII Animal Haven Groom Ing & BeerdIn KeNnels. Thermo. Was centroled beet, ill floor MANY OTHUITIMS beses.we MW W. *11188. caw ts - TrIetPaIMing5Nep.ir " InteriorlExterlor Freilst. 3323980,NEIDA$ERVICEMAN? You'N find him listed In our Business Directs, - Painting Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. c.i er1ime 349.53ge ljsy -' "11111111111111111 11 clii~ ed the attk of sdmk and wardwim WeddIn __________________ • IwIIlbs • some 111111$ wIN I. $0 NlØii•t bid. ONE DAY ONLY: 1:30 AM. 430 P.M FRIDAY MARCH 14 At Monroe School •••$• PS!*mellsed.faet,dependi.le IesuIar.r1tImsls Wide wMIswIas 677-SUN ___ , ;i; ___ . • Of 5-" ' I - I 1972 SInge)' f'utura Fully auto, repossessed, used ver y Short I time Original $593. bat. $15) or 121 mu. Agent 339 8356. -- - Why buy u$d New brand name box springs & mattresses at 20 ixt. above dealers cost. Twin, tullsize, Queen & king Jenkins Furniture, 705 E 75th St. 323 098 1 - BARGAIN TV's Why pay more' HERB'S TV 25975 Sanford Ave 323 1731 I . SERVICE i CUSTOM h!$ SUILT Cu liii Ifouses $.C.SM.INT _ . .1fl.UNI ,4',p 3211117 CuiSsøn built utility trelhers, truck rack 5 rks. I PiaaoS organs, stock & clearance, big savings Call I Bob flaIl 322 1103 2202 French ;i'i11I I h 1V79 KAWASAKI 100 '° ., ' ' . Based on EPA estimates, CONCORD Concord's efficient design 22- gallon gas tank GOES FARTHER it 484 miles.' WiTHOUT highway estimate, STOPPING FOR EPA estimated mpg. se these figures for GAS comparison. Your range and OTHER COMPAC,T driving speed, weather IN AMERICA. conditions and trip length. lets go - THAN ANY mileage may vary due to S- TI ..-JL,, "M tM O, -4 '.".. .,~'- ,.- .4 TI 1 - 1,Jl[U- .4, 16 , . I. ... #?~, . - ,.".~;- ". , .k~ ~ I- !~:n... ~.I t.'. . f ....v 10~ ' - " . ., . .~. P9 , ; J.J!-$L 77_ " .~ - -:_ -1 , I I 0. .1_1 L_Npt. law, q .__..I. ~'. ;! , g ff 1! , 'Z . , '. i I r ikr . 7 iujp _~ ---- - Individual reclining seats. Quartz digital clock. • Full vinyl roof. • Extra Quiet insulation. • Whitewall tires and styled wheel covers. Coors 22M part except tires. Even if gust wears • IIrUXCLUS,VE1JEWT' FIC7ORV RUST THE (.XC1LiSIW M RUST WARRA.Ofl'.'" All ATiVOEXTM COST American Motors • p ,''i' ilri!r, 'i' "3 'i'.' 1'-'4'"'i., i;i,, :- ,t . "Iii.. t.."-..'. 0 ,'...r,,i i'.'u ICES START AT '% - I NN k~ $4852 11 7 —N, __ 1Z.7tV BROKER 7439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando 327-1577 - AMERICAA'MOTORS CONCORD. NO OTHER COMPACT GOES THIS FAR! 5ff AU SANFORD MOTOR CO. E46L4 SPIRIT AO 47—Real Estate Wanted CON080-0 SOS S. FRENCH AVE SANFORD, FL. 322-4312 AWARD REALTY INC. 339.2500 We buy equity in houseS. apis., I vacant land. Lucky Investments, P. 0. Box 29 Sanford 3224741. -* * ** * ___ * * V * I**I** ** * * *I**.* *I* *1*' ** * - E$ate Broket' , Rag. Real 7440 Sanford Ave. III H 3214759 11 *1*1* . 4.' le 0Studio - 1 * * ** ** * * W **,v..** III.LIIII 11 1111 11M1I1MI' APARTMENTS 1. 2, 3 Ii. Seltos Unfuja. —Adult. Family 41W Lapa-y - I - SANFORD 322401 i, , ~ k ,r%kk 1. , xwPorawm aiii VPAL IWNW I - .ke. ' V1 • Actual highway mileage will probably be less. Range superiority may be due to greater economy or tank capacity. $ATEMAN REALTY 069"3 ,', -- CONCORD DL COMES WITH LUXURIES LIKE THESE AT NO EXT/Il COST' and "Luxury For Less" .20%w- 1~.;_..:Dial ç l' pi '8 (7,icicj,' Miin., ii AM F 70 11 ",' - "ri'o t,ik,over I)aynit- 'i" V' U' 323 61346 Story 1505W. 25th ST. I S ti , , ,1i'i 'er radii H 'iS' ii, 516'S "i 0 0 ,'?',i'i ill ,tr r' 0000 'i ti'.,,11' 177 009M .-triO,' - SEIGLER REALTY We buy your equity, close In 24 hrs. 1. ' :1i,1w Oh'I i 'fI41 , * fI.)5"i95 ." . :,"- _.. - -,m '- 11 * -- - - - 7$ Antiqut's and Modern Furnitur: One Piece or Hou seful Bridges Antiques 323 280t --------' -____ ATJj [ ,J.J, Nil 7 TTr7'7 " It?) Buick Ri'oal 570 1971 Mustai'g S0 b'j 03?? -- CROCKETT 209 vXómo. - Osteen 3.3, 4 acres. owner ,,Jioiding good price or terms. if .."Vo ila$ur.re*Id. WVls5 In*iCbu5j$51aa( - . ' ' When you place a C',9SS'fed A1: in The Evening h-teralcl sta, c'ose to your phone t'ecaus,' SOmething woflderful S about to h.ippen ' A OK lIRE 322 7480 NEW TIRES $19 898. UP 21?) F rench Ave Sanford - , _________________ 78—?torcycies _____ , - WE fll,IY L'SF (7 F IiRNITLIRE A APPLIANCES Santoro fur ,iiture ---S.ilvag,' 322 8721 ____ ''' . .'. _______ ORIENTAL RIIC,5 WANTED Top F', i'5 Paid (Iced .lriy contlitOn MI 8126 •, .UST MAKE PAYSENTS69tc 7 5 models Call 339 9 10 or 831 4605 I Dealer I Top Dollar , cars. trucks & heavy equipment, -322 5990 _______ Somebody 5 looking tor sour t'.irqain Otter it today in the Classified _____________________________ - - - _____ _______ _______ SI ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT, LAKE HELEN AREA. $50,000. VIcant Lake Mary. 3.2 blk. 539,500 or best offer. 8.2 C AIN fenced bk, like new, iose in. Consider lease option. 'Owner $44,500. I — I wv 97 I ml,' .s.'c' ''' .c ' II Da'o"a ll.'' ' Pc)l.( .'iLi 'i'.' ' ' O-. .',,'i, Tuesday & 'saturday at 7 10 It's tfo only one in Florida You 55? The reserved price Call 904 253 5311 for further detiils WIl bu lunk Auto flatteries lix's? Price' ' 223 7834 ' , BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1671. 3" 146l ------- - . - French Very Wooded acre wanted for log cabin. Trade SLOW mtg. for all or part, owner hold bal. Prefer Sanford area P.O. Box 1306 Altamonte Springs 322•9283 I Ref repo 16 cu It frost free Orig. $529. now $205 or $19 mo Agent 339 8386 -- 11*1101 1 ____________________ , -------- ii ________________ ____________________ GUITAR LESSONS 30 YrS exp as teacher & Professional guitarist Studied theory & Washer repo GE deluxe model. Composition at Chicago Coo Sold org S40935, used Short I servatory of Music Beginners ''me fbI $1119 34 or $19 35 mo enroll now, $5 a lesson Student Noent 339 8)86 I guitars available. $29 Also ''on Gibson. Martin Guild. F NMOPE WASHER F'art;. Yamaha, etc L.ickey's Guitar Service Used Mactines Center & Studio, Sanford MOONEY APPI lANCES 323 8941 323 0697 _-_--__ — .--_______ ________ 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. $56,900. Sanford 3210640 24' UR 1 UR 59—M.usical trctrise 701 Ma jor (r,x;t Cards Accept THE PATTER'y SHOP 10' $' '??h St 313 9114 . -'.---- ------ — ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLLING HILLS, NICELY WOODED, VOLUSIA COUNTY. 125.500. EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this . newly built 38R, 38 w22$4 sq It. inter - com,, solarium & fireplace on '2 acre wooded lot. $1i5,00Q. 24P(BM I I Li. Sylvan Area, 5 acres, $77,000. Other parcels avail. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 372:7.9!3 eaviet AU MIES FINAL No RI!UND1. $ , . Si—Household Goods HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, De BARY AREA. IS WOODED ACRES, $31,500. HOME OR BUSINESS— Extra "large 31IR home weat in kit., ' - 'new pain? inside & out, & fenced corner lot. Only EACH ITEM SOW All Susan E. Tesr Clerk PublIsh Feb. 30. 215 Mar. 5, IL I - . 17 LOTS, EXCELLENT AREA NEAR SANORA. $5,500 EACH. WITH BUILDERS TERMS. B'kAND NEW BEAUTY— vStunnin 35R 2 5 w.plush ,çptg., brick fireplace, dream kit & huge bdrms on to., treed' lot for $79,900! I 101111,1 REALTY 122 7480 9$ Duty $695 New ltd?'er i's $ 79 95 2913 French Ave Sanford MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker - Clerk ii the Circuit Coon I SA*NOW'$ WELDING 10,0sityeperatlem $ yrs.ssp. Pa,los, Ortveemys, fec.wevn Beet. *7.1*1 I (&AU *V9bW K. leUwNit Jr. IUII1II1IIIIIIIIUIIIIII IM*&Iii ' Looiusd 2 bIss biblud Ms.,s ftid Mo PhiIogrsphny by John Cul lum. Free engagement 5s,COlOrtelIL *1*. - GONE IN SERVICE OWNER SAYS SELL 5 ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION. $59,000 CASH. 1 — ____________ - *4+ i')orgeous 297' deep lot w100' ontage. A must see at I 6.30Ol I 4,.,. WE BUY CARS A OK I RE 290N.17.93,Cass.Iberry,FI $345200 Eve. $62.3S1 NT OAKS—Rural lakefront lidii&I'Jr ?rvwall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm.. Remedel I Additions. .,,.. of the - OrMN OFINTIRIST W.are cleanIng ROY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior Free 1st. 333-9034 UVPPIU. VF11 157U'Y ' *51287 JUNK 2x4x4N a. __________ I' YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL 333.3774, WE HAVE IUYERSI 80'—Autos f Os Si le 76—Auto Parts H. Ernest 1. PalMIng by Anthony Carina. Quality mt. or Ext., pressure' cleaning.FreeEs?,3220071. - MUST SELL'' I5.S0OWincloys Air Cond Excellent Conct 322 3931) ow -- 77—Junk Cars Removed Will buy old class rings 8. silver cons Top dollar paid Call Jim 323 1888 I ---------We buy used furnifcir,' FURNITURE A THINGS soos S,infoci Ave i Sanford 3136593 A Itiree 40 ft r'.m r,,,Iprs E.ccllent ond' 'r Pr ed cOIl 205 222 64fl dl,'. ir .'S 2 6 14 ' " .;' ' GROVES 6' 2 acres for only 116,500 good terms. Osteen. 323•2222 CIThCK THIS PRICE! 2 story, 3 BR, I" B home wnew car Doting I 2 porches on corner lot. $32.50011 $ SE tiu SE(7 F LiPNITI:PF APPL IANCI S A PLLiMI4IN( FlXTi..IRES JCi'h,iilS t- tir u'tl'n, .l I 75th " 3230981 POBSONMARINE 2927 Hwy 1792 Sanford. FIa 3277 1 I I ________________________________ - - . .-- . n Town Ad --980 Travel Trailer 35'. tip out, AC carpeted, lqe BR, deluxe turn. patio doors, many ex 'ras, must cell thiS week Cost $11,600 selling 5.6.9951 125 3368 We specialize in— MS RANCHES 2565 PARK CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER— 3 BR, 217 B w2600 sq ft of aaality features on beautiful 117x )7$ corner lot. Below cost t 576.50011 PüW1i aS.Per kAv,. ELECTRIC & GAS STOVES. KITCHEN IQUPMINT ANTiQUE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FLUORESCENT AND OTHER LIGHTS TYPEWRITERS. EI.ctrlc I manual INSULATION. "fr1g __________________________ -. _________________ tIN Vt TEACHERS DISKS , ,,.a.. C... Yard Debris, Trash, Appllancesl Misc. (LOCAL) 348W) cb*pmw- . ' -- I 55—Boats & Accesories . ThC Pest 8u - lk BR. 28 has 2100, sq ft on ,,i Ilumsflsp&r______ 1111111111111110111i 0111111ille M WVI EQUIPMENT FURNITURE STUDENTS DESKS i $lS for B' pick up delivered 373 .4947 aft 3 Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located off Courfiand & • Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 323-7889 after S. 111001 3224159 w w - -_ ' Push button controls, "as carc LiSCI Still ii warranty Or,g,n,,Iiy $649, assume Ply ments of $71 mo Agent 339 8186 . 75—Recreational Vehicles _____________ MICROWAVE lOt? alumnum 'r,lir5 Excellent cond'tion Pr red to Sell 205 72? 8193 days or 70$ 6120 ngms 43—LotAcreage karold HaJJ, eaIty,Inc l ICE 11S11N6 1AS41 - S INTERCOM •-- _ Tile floors installed NEWt REPAIR Free Est. S30.17$3a1t4 CHAIRS t ,: . ______ - --. - -ur Estate Commercial & RS' der',,I AuctionS Appraisals (,i elI A,Ct.CO 323 62O ________ - UT IL TV I a.'. LE GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignmentsaccep?ed S.5N0RD AUCTION 323 7310 _____________________ - 79—Trucks Traders 72—Auction __________________ S. ____________________ ________________________ 322-2420 03 _____________________ 1 YR. OLD DBL-WIDE-. Beautiful 19. 2 BR, 28, w. Central H&A heat Pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low ca sh to mtg. $19.90011 Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 373 5771 " Sanford's Sales Leader ranch ottIce EIGLER REALTY, . - , - ADDING MACHINES CALCULATORS see our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 373 Soo VA&FHA Fina ncing Exec. home custom BR, 38 'home in Idyllewilde wpool & ' patio. Sunken LR, formal OR, P, every feature Imaginable BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. All this for $82,500. REALTORS DO THE JOB 3fl*10re.1234117 LOCKERS TABLES Squeaky clean, 3 BR, 2B in Deltona w many special 'leatures. CH&A, ww carpet, ,Fl. rm., Sc. porch, serve thru Dar in kit & so much more. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just 554.700. CROCKETT c7Com., zos t 1 11 , 110 M. Unsworlh Realty (Car. 10th 5 French Ave.) __________________________ a 2439 S. MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 327.1577 D1O44O -- Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide Call anytime 1 27) 0781. Realtors/MIS 23•5774 24 Hrs. BulldtoSuit — ourIotoryours. FHA 23S&213 912 French Ave. 42—Mobile Homes . ANYTIME :Multiple Listing Service LIST NOWI Call Walt Cappel 3234100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 639.3585 NEW LISTING 911 Elm Ave. Don't miss this onel 2 SN, 1½ D. camp. remodeled horns, to. IN, ON, C.HIA. 131,300 wassumable mtg. at 10 pd. nford7iija. approi Sq. fi., full elec. kit,, newly dec condo Call 3231763 for info ' . 62—Lawn.Gardell --- - ___________ ----- — --- - Must see 3 BR, 18 home in Sunland w sc. patio, FR, elec. FP, new kit. & a landscaped Spacious yard. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT 138,000. ___ _____ EV .358.161S440 Tower Make your selection from .1 spotless condo's. Call for .,details on each. Starting at $251800 ~, 2344 S. French Ave. 3220331 3320719,322.5333, 332.3772 Mi.i 4REALTOR rn.we REALTORS i — - - oft of total nventory of brand Tv repo 19'' Z en ith Solo org new intersprinq bedding These ILL O IL & 75 bal 5183 16 or $17 mo beds are not damaged or YELLOW SAND Agent 339 8386 seconds but brand new 'OP line I (,Il (lark & '4 rt 313 bedding sets only! Free locat — I - _______-._-livery Noll's Sanford Fur TELEVISION niture Salvage, RCA color console 25". sold new 1792. So of 65—ts- Supplies I I Sanford 372 87'' over 5700 Balance due $17500 _____ ___ — or take over my mefits Rock maple matching Sisceilaus for Sale Beautiful, friendly IriSh Setter $ 17 00 rrronth Still n coffe & end tables $85 PEE to a good home 323 75 warranty Will deliver Call 35 -----6pm $539. - after --- ______----Side by Side refrig s's PCC — I We've got .i problem' Our 108 in tble .c I berichs, 5)0 full size Good used TV's. $25 A up sofa as great in our Orlando ba by bed w malt. $25 Oak IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a nec' MILLERS home, but too long for Our Porch rockers, 52995 metal car s ee toda y's Classif. ed ad: ?bl9Orlando Dr Ph 322 0352 Sanford home otfiCe desk, $70 Floral print _____________________________ for best buys Jenkins wth 8 zippered cushions, plus Furniture 205 E 25th St 313 arm rest & covers Bring a 098? 54—Ga rage Sales pickup & $ 150 & it's yours 67—LivestoCk-Poultry WILSON MM Eu FURNITURE 323 4811 after 6 I SELL TRADE Y ard Sale Thurs A Fri 1ls full size hotel motel bed 211 315 F F irS? 5t Yt'ar:inq Steer, 1.000 lbs 322 5622 $'ç houSøId items, ding Very clean, $1195 ca baby ______-C Very Well Fed, $700 items 7838 Gale Place, off 29th Nob's Sanford Furniture Eieds. Dbt motel B S & Mat? ___________________________ 323 6769 . Salvage, 17 97. So of Sanford, 5.30 set Sanford Auction, 1215 327 8771 Yard Sale- Multi family Kids i French 323 7)40 I clothes, toys turn , cake pans. 68—Wanted to Buy I Classified Ads Will always give i i!iiS( S.it Only 186 5th St, Army hoots 5?? 99 pr you more Much . Much Lake Mary 9 5 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5791 Yard Sale. FriA Sat Antiq Cash 322.4132 I I -- -trunk & 2134 S Chase Elec F urnace. 3200 BI U Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave I 52—Appiiances Ave 5957 AC. Good Cond. $300 I Buy 8. Sell, the tinest ri used I -- Call after 6 668 56.37 furniture, Refrig , stove-c, fooli 1 BR, IS, all appl md. W&D, approx. 770 SQ. ft.. Outside I storage, pool & club house, Mum. first or owner will I consider terms, $27,000.. I Orlando 777-1798, a ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 1. REALTY JOE, POOL, 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT-IN KITCHEN, $52,900 WITH AS. IUMABLE MORTGAGE. Ideal retirement or starting. 2 BR, FP home, close to bus line, shopping, churches. Call for more details. .. STENSTROM : BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT. FRONT PORCH I NEW ROOF. 121,900. I acre plus wold home. Zoned for duplexes, city water & sewer. Super location $33,000. - 41-A-ComidonpAunn FOrSale BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 SCREEN PORCHES, AP. PLIANCES, GOOD CONOI. TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. 122,900. area, 25—Loins - GENERAL LABORERS Many positions avail., will train. It Homes ' uu,, øuiur 2435. S French Ci? 971 Sànfr 323 532 _______________________________ - DORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. ONLY 121.900. 322.7972 The Real Estate Agency Eve. 322 0612, 322 1587 207 E. 25th St. " _______ Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday,_March 17,1980—i 18 53—TV. Radio- StereO '; __________ .7Ri5 - BEDROOM, 1.'2 BATH, LARGE PORCH, CORNER LOT. $25,500. OWNER WANTS OFFERS. 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under 1250. Low down payments. 322.2287 - — HOSTESS CASHIERS Be In charge of Dining room. REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. _________________________ 11. i1 Al AKE FRONT 2 BEDROOM; HARDWOOD FLOORS, CARPORT, DeBARY AREA. $32,000. 9 DELTONA. 2 BR $225, 1st, last, $100 sic. No pets. Avail, now. Owner. 3741040. . 1" leas -r IGGS &L DELTONA— 3 BR, 1½ 8, Furnlshed,' carport, enc. porch, no pets, in First area. 5744215. 41—Houses 5353.85 wily, 111S1.0 dailyi homework. Start immed. Make this possibility a reality. Free details Stewart-C, 100 Fairview Rd., Needham, Ma. *2192. MON. TNAINII Many position I companies to choose from. appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinance. This hearing may be cocilnuad from time to time until final action Is taken by the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Or. dlnaflCe Is posted at the City Hall, Longwood. Florid a, and copies are on Ills with the Clerk City and same be Inspected by the public. DATED this tUb day of February, AD., 1180. LINDAMANTIN, CltyClerkofthe City of LonOtusod. Florida Pub . IL 100 may _ 34 1A•( I - SI—Household Goods _____________________ ((((0)))) Li. Harney, lake front, 200' ,$37.000 IEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 BAT FAMILY R00 FIREPLACE, 2 CAR OAR1 AGE. NEEDS FINISHING. 539,500. EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail, in this 4½ acre estate. 3BR, 48 w. guest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. ___ 24—Business Opportunities -- GENERAL OFFICE Exciting glamorous position. Must like public. aw, — _ PEOPLE n. for u ore commanded any, PEOPLE HELPING .,... LUXURY LIVING 3 OR. 25, pool, 180, green house, to. patio. $35900. Lk. Mary, The Crossing, rent with option, 3 BR, 28, FP, FR, g negot. 511.4470. WORLD MULTIPLE LISTING RIALTOR REALTOR322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 2 BR, 25, Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for 133,900. ___ National Company, 2nd fastest In growth in the nation, ex. pending In this area, seeking people interested In management, leadership, sales, consulting and lust ordinary people. 322.4079. STEMPER AGENCY' REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ DELTONA. 2 BR 1200 1st, last, $100 Sec. No pets. Avail now. Owner. $741040. REALTY NALCOLBTftLALTY. CaIlBart 17 ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO. OLD S BED. ROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN' FENCIN', $350 MONTH. SIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 3210640. wnt.,I. Lawns To Mow 322.0215 - 6+, acres on beautiful Wekis'a River & Hwy 46. $110,000. DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 2 BR, 1 Bath, 19. covered patio, and fenced backyard. EXTRA room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA liveable. $27,500. Lit. Mary, newly decorated 3 BR, 25 w.garage on quiet cuI.de. sac. 862.1393. - Lake front country charm, 1 BR, 28, brick FP, Ig lakeside deck, cock. storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras $31,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 5323 6507 Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll a way bed you've nowhere to roll away If you place a Classified Ad today. The E vening Herald Cla ss ified Ads offer no fancy claim. 5. . . Just Results! SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE home 3 BR, 21, extra 19. kit., & Ff. rm., one 1 acre. USC ma. Stigler Realty, BROKER, 321. 0610. 3 BR, 28, 2 Story house $35,000 5.3.000 dn ,owner financed 3397 Realtor Associate -. St. $110,000. Tired of house hunting? 3.2, $320 mo. Lapse, Dip. pool. Max. 2 child., no pets. Geneva OardensApts. 1805W. 25th St. 21—Situations Wanted 1-800-821-5642 UNLIMITED POTENTIAL Development opportunity I One en tire block Z.comm on W. lit CHECK OUT THIS ONE AT UNDER 40,0001 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath, fully carpeted, fenced yard w.utility bldg. & garage. Attractive brick front, all this & privacy. 1 yr. warranty. .. --___________ Experienced Part-Time Motor Grader Operator, apply Lake Mary City Hall, 323.7910. Equal Opportunity Employer. Freight handler needed for private carriage dock operation in Sanford, Fl. Good salary 8. benefits. Qualified persons reply to Box 50. co The Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Ft. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. MF. LOST: ii - BRAND NEW 3 BR. 25, AC, appl., attached garage, car. pet, patio, pool. 1430. 569.4249. Convenient store clerks full 1. Part-time, good company benefits. Apply at Handy Way Food Stores in Sanford area. ALLURING COUNTRY ESTATE 47-A-4rtgages Bought & So Will y 1st A 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate fli'ifleS5 tons Florida Mor 'gage Investment IIOI E Robinson. Orlando. 422 2976 1 07 VV Comrnerc,al Phone 322 788: SiiflfOrd Bargain PriCe$31,000 Sunland Estates, CB. 3 BR, I' B. Jcarcarport,lg.utllityrmw -'shelves, workbench, fenced bk 1g. unit A C & Oil heat Freshly painted $21,000 to 6 PC? $10,000 mtg. 831 6812 Broker owner on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sized BR's, 28's + guest cottage & much more. Only $79,900. HOME WITH INCOME POTEN. TIAL-4 Bdrm,4 Bath, formal living room I din, room. Breakfast room & den. All recently remodeled. Walk to shopping, church and school. $35,000. Unfurnished Down Payment Cash for your lot' will build on 'your lot cur lot V Enterprise, Inc Medet Inc., Realtor 4 3013 A TOUCH OF COUNTRY in Longwood. 4 BR, 2B oversized lot, Z.comm. $39,500. - W Garnet, 'ht Peg Peal Estate Broker JOHN KPIDEP ASSOC Low with payments 1350 & under to qualified buyers. 112 Carver Ave. 1.2939374. IN DeBARY— 2.1 with a big family room. Immaculate Inside I top condition outside. Quiet location yet close to shopping. Mid 30's. 1 yr. warranty. 2 BR, 11, 2 car garage w.wnrii shop. $325 mo. w.one mo. security. 323.5115 aft 5 p.m. Boat assemblers & EngIne In. Statler openings now. Cable Boat Co. Silver Lake Road, Sanford. Apply 9 to It am. only. M elionville Ave. FREIGHT HANDLERS i_Lost & Found _______ 32—Houses NEW HOMES EXECUTIVE LIVING-3 Bdrm, 3 Bath. Sunken LR w fIreplace. Ceramic tile foyer & halfway. Walk a block to large shopping center. CHA, dbl garage & fenced yard. 1 yr. warranty $64,900. -. ----------- -666111 RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Apply in peion Sanford Nursing & Convaiesceht Center, 930 Tree Climber, chain saw man w. or wout pickup truck. Sales person (will train) 3395242. _.. . -- FACTORY WORKERS mature, cooperative, smart, strong & reliable. United Sovents. 41—Houses VA.FA.235.Con. Homes 31—pi'tnn . 41—Houses 41—Houses 41—Hoises , 18--Wip Wanted WVUiXU IIlUU1 UI IWU had admitted Exp. floor man with maint. capabilities apply in person. Sanford Nursing & Con. valescent Center, 950 Mellonville. RATES 30Apartments Ururished Finance Director—Degree preferred. Three (3) years 1 BR—$308 up. Pool. Adults only experience Journals, general L on Lake Ada. Just So. of ledger, closing, trial balances Atrmrf itw,l and financial statements. Sanford. Call 3238670 Supervise accounting staff. MIWIVI,'$ Vlllsga Must be able to coordinate work assignments of depart. 1 BRnewiyremodefed& ment, and maintain ac redecoratad,w.wcarpet. if nt.,,,,. .. --_ curate accounting 4,,w.Jrasy.,72J.Iu and expenditures. Salary: Negotiable. Applications and — resumes will be accepted Furnished through March If, 1980. Apply ______________________________ the Sanford Housing Authority, Administration 1 BR Garage Apt,, Fun. Building, West 10'h Street, Utilities Furn,,$140Mo. Sanford, Florida. An Equal Call 322.9463.Sp.m..7 p.m. Oppo'tunity Employer . - CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS - 18-4eIpnhed - Wanted Exp. Desk Clerks Apply In person only 3200 S. Orlando Dr. Orlando Winter Park 831-9993 Found Dead PURCHASE, N.Y. (UP!) The headmistress clan exclu. -.-- �••'-' :•:-•-: S ' . 5, ,. . -. I '.-..- ._,- . I .'. , . s..• - - . - -- . ' -. . . .,. .. , 'S. 12111—Evin1ng Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 12, IftO 'j•:\. . - 'Y' N' -. ~71 "S - Jos OR boo e:paj COUPON GOOD MARCH 13-15 000,W% I".'' t , 1s'U" " siiOIto S*•.%. SC j 9`0111 C OUPON 0000 IN OSANOI StMIP4OII OSCto(A I*1V*I0 VOIUSIA LAfi CIT1L 04AO111 Sumtfl Mull Ili 0AA1eON COUNTIS S WWI 'N — "tø THRIFTY MAID SL1CID OR HALVES i .I M$fl Ø$ \", 5' MUIvlD I ' ' CAN —. — .- W.D BRAND REGULA R ALL MEAT —. -.- 57 72nd Year, No. 175—Thursday, March 13, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 is LINT ONE PER COUPON — I a COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES oc $3.00 on MORE EXCLUDING CIGARITTIS. Cf ' 50 New Jobs For Sanford, Auto IdPtdh'NM. ho.tIe'r twiw.rvd de8igne1 wall cloCks to b1ghten your day zi frÔnj Winn Pixie *unlv $9.99 plum tu 23 ,99x' a e 'only n'g '5 9 te r iiWcs frftrn innflxtv * Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents i' : 99c 39c LIMIT ONI PER COUPON 'COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDI TIONAL PURCHASES O $3.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARITTIS. ._.,, • PE AA CHES 29 ox. ?'• .. IN OSANOI U*NI OSCIOLA SUVAID V0USIA IAAI. Citaus 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 . Gains Contracts Train 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 some problems and only got about 180. So according to Cruver. The contract $4 million and with a Canadian firm for 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 — Shad Come Ford 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 evide ntly Florida shad, who ha ve returned to th e 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 the fish would be fOwt1 In F'Iorlda. UP 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 St. M 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 In- trustees. 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 The Seminole County School Board Masters, a former South Seminole Mrs. Telson said she moved for the would be the best course. Not spending ministration of a hospital similar to needs of the facility. 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. pay to a librarian and a guidance authority of the school board. the arbitrator, Lewis said the board is more than just an 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 in the board's contract with the teacher's supervise" schools in Its county. know if the viewpoint of how it relates to patient directs through the administrator," he to abide by the law. But which super. Julian said he still does not said. If the arbitrator's decision Is binding, codes which? The state statutes or the back pay award would roll on while the care. 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 The stipulation is part of Article VIII of officIals, director, said the constitution and the take at least two years. 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 in. 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." 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. urged the appeals in the cases of Lynette 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 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 Seminole Tab Friday 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 latest in Seminole High basketball ........................ 10* 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* member Pat Telson asked the school and results, the Herald has gone Cr ossword ....................10* ___________________ behind the scenes, In the locker ntendent's to Inform the three ______ Dear Abby .....................9* room and on the road for a close transfer students, around whom the Deaths......................... 2A recruitment controversy has centered, of look at the Fighting Seminoles. Dr. Lamb .....................10* the March 19 meeting. And now the Her ald brings you 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, .. 1-9* Ourselves ............ capture Seminole High School's oIht$Uitag81nstthe3ChOOlbod No how the Seminole Raceway dispute Sports ........................$7A resolved, this first-ever statc basket ba ll lt ycax' when they were deided the Television ....................hA terprlstng business Lake Drive In Caaseiberry Is prepared. championship. opportunity to play Weather now underway to convert the longtime horse racing and training track IA ' Seminole High School World,:;::. tA facPlty for dog racing, to Lake Howell. — DIANE PETRYK - P rt L a To Lead H os p i ta l - . - - - School Board To Appeal 2 Rulings Athletic Head To Hear County Transfer Cases I $EMINOLEk RACEWAY SD FEE HORSE - .' ' DOG 'ALFALFA 4 t ,. CUBES NOT TAKING ANY CHANCES asked - • ' '"' ' , __ s eri ' up '. '- matter current on Is . An eliort into a transferring (rain ::::' IBM I In L A rr ____ 'U 4 f1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 12, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a0020676449a259ad4014f914c8440b7.pdf 4055efed956adc021eeb3f00ea53692e PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 135—Sunday, January 27, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—CUSPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents Federal Invest'i6 gators Com*ing To Schools Next Week I 8—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 23, 1IO NBC To Present 'The Martian Chronicles' By DAVID M. RAZIER ficials Monday morning, Herald Staff Writer They will be spending the entire week in Federal Investigators will be studying the Seminole County, evaluating the program on a Seminole school district's programs for district level and then moving from school to educating non-English-speaking students Mon. school to see it in action. They will then prepare a report on how well the county's program meets day, in response to a complaint the district federal guidelines, violating federal guidelines, attending Lake Howell High School. Under the federal civil rights act, all children must be provided with full educational op. portunities. Under OCR interpretations, this means students cannot be penalized for not speaking English. Several investigators from the Office of Civil The visit was prompted by a complaint filed in Rights (OCR) regional office in Atlanta are ex- October by Central Florida Legal Services on pectedto-begin meeting with school district of- behalf of Chieu My Trong, a Vietnamese refugee Students must be taught English under any of a variety of methods, including English-as-asecond-language classes or bilingual classes, While the government does not mandate one Police Hold Murder Suspect "THE MARTIANS," this week, is based on Ray two-man space flight to Science fiction used to be The popularity of science consequences of looked upon as a trash form fiction is long standing. technological advancement Bradbury's popular space Mars. When York (Richard Tuesday, Jan. 29: Back on of literature, unsuitable for Science fiction provides us or that kind of transformed adventure. The production Old! ield) and his companion Earth, Wilder learns that his anyone with a smidgen of with an opportunity to social arrangement. It also was shot on location in Malta land on the red planet, they relatives have died in the maturity. But in the past 20 imagine the future, to deals with the important and the Canary Islands. are destroyed by Mr. K war. There is desolation on years, especially, sci-fi has develop "future con- questions of our age. In a Richard Matheson, who (James Faulkner), a Mars too. A man called been picking up supporters sciousness." Sd-fl stories very real sense, sci-fi wrote the screenplay for Martian who fears their Driscoll (Christopher from the very groups that project possible future projections are actually "The Incredible Shrinking presence - especially after Connelly) desperately were once its harshest societies - the role of the reflections on contemporary Man" and 14 "Twilight he sees his wife Ylla(Maggie searches for someone to talk critics. Most notable have family, the Impact of institutions, ideas and ideals. Zone" scripts, adapted Wright) swoon while to. He meets Genevieve been sci-fi's inroads into science, government and These elements of science Bradbury's book for TV. dreaming of the spaceship's (Bernadette Peters) in an educational communities: It religion, the use of work and fiction are all evident in the arrival. A later expedition empty town but turns away "The Martian Chronicles" finds the Martian civilization when he realizes she's en. has been estimated that one leisure time. NBC presentation, "The out of every five high schools Science fiction helps us get Martian Chronicles." The has sold more than 5 million has been decimated by the slaved to possessions. offers a course in science accustomed to the Idea of three-part mini-series, copies since 190 and has chicken pox, spread by Another settler creates an fiction, change by presenting the which will be presented this been translated into some 20 American explorers, android family. At last languages. The 26 stories Wilder comes into contact that comprise the book show "THE SETTLERS;' with a Martian. They share a stylistic mix of science Monday, Jan. 28: In 2004, a meanings. Afterwards the fiction, fantasy and social fleet of spaceships fined with renewed Wilder takes his drama that isintriguing. a group ol settlers land on family on a picnic. When Following is a brief Mars. Soon there are a dozen they ask to see Martians he synopsis of the three communities there. Father points to their reflections in programs: Peregrine (Fritz Weaver) the water of a canal. The "THE EXPEDITIONS," and Father Stone (Roddy Wilder family will begin The Holocaust permeates discerned. Broadway to mixed reviews all creative sensibility today. Sunday, Jan. 27: In McDowell) get lost in the their life together on Mars One writer who has taken a Its influence is evident in the direct approach to the Nazi It follows a young February 1999, Colonel John wilderness. Meanwhile from with a new reverence for the works of such playwrights as genocide is Martin Sherman, homosexual in Cologne, Wilder (Rock Hudson) Earth, there Is news of place. They are no longer lonesco and Beckett, who do a young playwright from Germany, who is arrested oversees the launching of a nuclear war. Earth Chauvinists. not write about it directly, New Jersey, whose Un- and sent to Dachau. It's a son from marrying a childhood but In whose alien land- nerving "Bent," starring love story and a comment on Janua 31 sweetheart who is working as a scapea and characters its Richard Gere and David social issues. Frontal nudity _________________________________ high-priced call girl. (Part 1) r.j j aftereffects may be D's, recently opened on and a searing love acute are .... .. ._. .. (1) 0 KNOTS LANDING In A' - , A suspect in the murder of Sanford to the jail at 12:50 this morning, charged Georgia correctional institution's Henson's body was found in his home at Diagnostic and Classification ('enter in 1902 Suminerlin Ave on Nov 29 by a truck driver Paul Henson is being held with murder. Jackson, Ga., where he is under life today at the Seminole County Jail, ac._-.. maid he called the night before fr "a&. Oliver was transported here under a sentence for murder. cording to Frances Ryan, corrections .• Oliver is scheduled to ap pear before been shot twice in the head with a .22com pact agreement with the state of officer. caliber gun. Richard Allan Oliver, 24, was brought Georgia. He was previously at the Judge Wallace Hall Tuesday at 2 p.m. - Election Leader Pledges Hostage Solution 4." - -, . •:, . -' . Broadway Play Focuses On Holocaust Viectim " - - ._ -. ... ---. -: - . ... . '...- - _,_: -,,- .'' :: ii tha r. S. controversy that has sprung up around the play. Sherman says "Brent" is a departure for him; his past plays have usually been lighter. He explained that be was InSPIred to write ft play after noting a rrerence to pink triangles in "Cabaret." "l which be a dramatic device and symbol In the play identified E1WUUL2 Ut Site r,..... I1JU IU IIEIVV5 nit vPn MR U, iJI robot from the clutches of 600 kidnappers, CL) S (T.) S NEWS (10) EARTH, SEA AND CL) S THE WALTONS SKY "Causes Of Climate" C!) S MORIC & MINDY Mindy Q (17) CAROL BURNETT secretly takes over a newspaAND FRIENDS Guest: Tim per lonely hearts column. CR (10) PROBE "Sunshine Conway. Sunset" This program will 630 review these two laws In order NBC NEWS to rectify any misinformation NEWS and talk about the laws probABC NEWS lems.5hOftCO(fllflQS and bane0 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy fits. poi" for a picture with a Holly(17) THE AMERICANS wood starlet and his romance •• FOOIbIN Coach" Todays with Helen is Jolted. / cM 6 c.s !, IW U%IlW1 UEP aaw that )ISIIOW Mu's of David identified Jews. way 6 V 1W "Oceanoy' 17) SOS NIWNART Bob turns amateur detective when he believes his exp.naive tape recorder has been stolen. 700 S (4) PACE THE MUSIC (1)5 P.M. MAGAZINE CDSJOKER8 WILD IAN7nm4 s 2112 a ALL t.!!AZA I I ta - (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred is honored with the Watts "Businessman Of Th. Year" award. I 20 990 9 IV'flYT1 I Pminlse" " - I - ' ' ,. J"; AV •. marty of Ohio State University. 30 (7)5 BENSON Benson and Marcy try to help Miss Kraus get a date with the love of her life - the butcher. (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Distant Thunder" Undercurrents of tension are created in the household when James leaves his father to . 9U L/ rrunu (17) SANFORD AND SON i- IIU)dU• WI I . •,,. 'CV, . - . •• - @AMOUNT OOM (R ESERVATIONS . ...... ..... ..... - I I - - at TOURIST Mill PH. Us$11 8.W ROGERS IN THE 2M CENTURY While Wilma tries to prevent a .pac.b.rg 8G)BUCK - (DS 20/20 ' Of r 1010 (ED(35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 S@)(1)S®SNEWS a Herald Plists GD (35) BENNY HILL 5(10)GREAr DSC$S$ONS 11:30 by Tim Nitill EMERGENCY RescUe personnel treat Allyn M. Hodges of Sanford, who was later admitted to Florida Hospital in Orlando in critical condition, after his 1975 model Honda motorcycle crashed into the side of a 1978 Ford pick-up truck driven by Ronald N. Battle of 2030 Sedler Drive, Fern Park. The accident occurred Friday afternoon as Hodges was riding east on State Road 48 and Battle was crossing at Upsala Road. Battle was charged for violation of right of way at a stop sign. (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Dr. Paul Ehdictt, Jim Fowler. (1)5 AMERICA .WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? "Our Faithful Allies" Walter Cronkite looks at the strength of American alliances and at Western * on and Janania art A .. MIAMI (UP!) "We snuck out the back while he was in While a hijacker intent on flying to Iran negotiated from the cockpit," said Lynn Martin, 19, of the cockpit, his hostages were forsaking Dallas, after the plane ret ur ned to Miami Friday night. "It was ner ve-wracking. him two by two. of I've never had this happen to me before At the end of a 14-hour ordeal-11 and I hope it doesn't again ." It on the tarmac at Jose Marti Airport in Ingram, his wife and his two Havana the hi jacker handed his gun daughters, aged 13 months and three over to the crew of Delta Airlines Flight the plane in Atlanta, wife years, who boarded 1116 and surrendered himself, his remained in Cuban custody. and his two daughters to Cuban auAtlanta police said they had no record thorities. of Ingram, but Ar thur Nerhbass, FBI The gunman— identified by the FBI as agent-in-charge in Miami, said he had Samuel Aldon Ingram Jr., 28, of Atlanta been arrested for bank robbery in — was 30 Intent on his negotiations for a Charlotte, N.C., and served time in flight to Iran, and his family was so federal prisons. sound asleep, that they were unaware Nerhbass said he did not want to reveal stewardesses were shepherding the other how the man got his weapon onto the 49 passengers out of the plane via plane because "someone else might try dumbwaiter elevators. it." SIS au. %4" I aiDu#lr i' w.. rt. CO I - " ' matinee days," he said, B DONNA ESTES Heralif Staff Wrfter arwil.y, When Brady Sapp heard there was to be a sack race at All Souls school on Spirit l)a', he thought he could move faster with the sack over his head instead of standing in it and hopping, lie could move faster, but trees and other obstacles proved a problem. Track and field events plus other games were enjoyed by the students 1uring the annual event at the school in Sanford. . egis a ive ro ems borhoods. "If the people there are opposed — and I don't Is - do is . - Li ___ , com 77 IL I - - . ._ - IN THE BAG - -, - I'm strongly considering that. I've never been in whether there will be contributions from the involved In pari-mutuel wagering before where state and the property owner for improvements to vested interests are competing against each the road," Kirchhoff said, other," Vogt said. County Commissioner Bob Sturm said, cvert the Seminole Harness Raceway in Former House Speaker Den Tucker will be itis difficult to know just what it will contaln,"he "I'm Waning towards supporting, but l have not however, that the county in this fiscal year has (,lberry to a dog racing facility may be a long working with Hattaway, lobbying for pu'ge of said, come to a definite position. The next committee budgeted $40,000 to resurface the portion of the legislation, Hattaway said Friday. "It will be extremely controversial. You can and hard one. hearings are in Tallahassee Feb. 13 and 14. 1 Seminola Boulevard from Button Road to Winter Brantley said former StateSen. Kenneth Plante count on that," Brantley said, As far as Hattaway's colleague on the Seminole' anticipate talking to some interests then, trying Park Drive. Plans are to complete the balance of County tgls3aUve Delegation, State Rep Bobby of Winter Park, who represented Seminole State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, also is to weigh equity. I have not made a commitment, the road next year. Sturm said there are no plans ft-Losmgwood, is concerned he going County rthga portion o( the loyearsheserved taking awalt.and4eeposltion.'I haven't taken a but itis under consideration," the senator said, "I to widen the road. to wait and see what his constituents say before in the state House, will be lobbying against the firm position yet," he said. "I have met with both hate to shoot from the hip and later find out I was Sheppard said a dog track would give "pretty he takes a position pro orisinmydistrl con on Un iwA. skies the owners of the harness track and the wrong. There is plenty of time to make a good business" to area motels and restaurants, propow. "Since theharneu track ct,Iwill Brantley said Jerry Collins of the Sanford- Sarordlando Kennel Club. I'm trying tomerit decision," Vogt said, "This is only January." He said merchants should be happy about the the legisiation is filed before i do Orlando 1CJIJIj Club Informed him that a out the pros and cons. I anticipate meeting with Cauelberry Mayor Owen Sheppard predicted season being extended If it comes to pass. wsj,gu 'snJJsy said. "I plan to send a letter recently conducted poll indicates Seminole several other people as well to find out where Hattaway will not have much luck getting his Casselberry Council Chairman Frank Schutte W . 1411" to' isch regIstered voter in the precincts County residents not want more monthe of dog eqAty liii, legislation through. He noted that the major road said from an employment point of view, the horse "At fird Mud4 it amns only I*cal more leading to the horse track, Seminois Boulevard, is track provides more jobs than a dog track would. swillindifts on him U*ck, Wftft them of raft. ITAllim said be found no outcry for man what is proposed and asking them what they dog.racug tljne," Brantley said, adding Collins bssin,si would be gotten by a dog track than a under city Jurisdiction for traffic control. But, he He said he was notified by an Oviedo resident like tosee. I have not had the opportunity to oflMed to run leg races eight months of on year horse track. The example in Jacksonville bears added, it CoUnty responsibility as far as this week that petitions are being circulated to dsck on It," Bruitley said. if that is desired and the county would realize the this Out," Vogt said. maintenance is concerned, keep harness racing. Schutte said he advised the Hattawaysald Friday the Jacksonville harnw "Among my PimWY CODOW111111 is ust us 8111110ill proL "My major concern Is that Seminola is not a woman to contact Rep. Hattaway. off1c on Se'nlnola Boulevard to the track Is 1 La*gwood legislator said it the conversion track, Us 1.it year it was in operation, had a major arterial road. The traffic is going to be an Schutte said more traffic generated on gft to Incregae dramatically with dog racing. is "tatter o(rsisiag more revenue for the state, daily attendance of 1,100, and return to the state awful load on that two-lane road," Sheppard said, Serninola by a dog track would make extra iwasas racing not as popular a pu'knutuel "my respons. Is it Ii well and good for Seminole was $fl,000. The year it was converted to a dog "unless the county intends to widen it." demands on the city police department, "I hope I pwL j1W mom pw* will bi atleaft dw Cmq to pwate rweam for the date. But ft tmd4 Hattaway xaK 3,01 daily aUendam wall County Commisdon CWmw Bill Kirchhoff the county talks about doing somethiN with that jmg then hors. racing. This will put a lWP past rcord has beesi that the dollars received recorded with return tj the state of $2,107,00& wondered who would make improvements in the road, regardless of what happens with the race an streets Urough neigh. beck is S-"k'6 where those funds wur "My netural l'idllnatlon is It would be good for road and where the money would come from. "I track," Schutte said, noting the city council has ft Meanwhile we the Mile, good for Casulbilrry &W have to see whether there going to be an impact not been officially notified that the harness where kids rn track thg playtime for the children on have taidusirsabi. situations In our neigh-- County, especially for motels, restaurants etc. beyond wIat there is there now. I'll be interested school and may be replaced by a dog track. - - _.• Herald Photo by Tom Vincent I - " . II VV7 ProDosed 2nd Dog rack - , - By United Press Iiternatloul an Islamic Republic with an appeal for Afghanistan's Soviet-installed military aid including SAM missiles and President Babrak Karmal has not anti-tank guns, was taken away by six welded together a strong government policemen, a friend of the guerrilla chief and may be replaced soon, reports said. reaching Washington said. There was no official confirmation of Unconfirmed reports from 'aI1 the arrest in Islamabad. also said guerrilla leader, Zia Khan Nassey, who Friday proclaimed a "' Reports reaching Washington, said the Islamic Republic" In eastern Soviets have sent more civilian advisers AfghanIstan was arrested by Pakistani to Afghanistan. Those reports coincided police. with talk that Karmal was on the way NUry, who coupled his declaration of out, perform a song cycle by (ED(35) WILD, WILD WEST George Crumb with pawns by W08t tam a thief who drinks Federico Garcia Lorca. liquid from melted diamonds to make himself Invisible. (4) eitm Skig travels to S 12:40 - ••• Hijacked Jetliner "I plan to get with officials of Casselberry and Ilte road to passage of a bill proposed by State know that they are others in the county would the county to get their feelings. I'm trying to get Rep.Robert Hattaway, D.Altaznonte Springs, to understand why it should not be there," he said. as much information aslcan. Until the bill is filed -. .. - - - •' Hostages Sneak Out I I%,UIII'JIl 8 (10) THE ASCENT OF MAN "The Hidden Structure" The Shang bronze craftsmen of China and the Samurai swordsmlths of Japan illustrate this look at the history of themistry. Middle Eastern -' - • -'. - Vat and Gary Ewing invite their daughter Lucy. who was raised by her grandparents, to Knots Landing. POLICE WOMAN 11111LOQU1100y vvnee •nvssTi- .U() LIFE AND TIMES OF gating a prison murder, Quincy Eooi ROBERTS Dolores and Fred and Lamont wind up and Sam e Caught in a riot Eddie go to their first lOUn stranded in the forest when and held hostage. tar session; Turner tries to they go on a camping trip. CL)S BARNARY JONES silence Cynthia; Mrs. Zindell (D BARNEY MILLER helps Mr. Billy search for 7:30 5 DINAHI * FRIENOS missing husband. TICTAC DOUGH 17 COLLEGE BASKET. (1 MOVIE "Top Hat" (1)5 THE NEWLYWED BALL Clemson vs. Georgia (1935) Fred Astaire, Ginger GAME Tech Rogers. 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FK 3234ft3 By United Press International An especially poor showing was made run-off election, which would have been who retains supreme po wer over any new Financt Minister Aboihasan BanI-Sadr president, had been examined by two by Sadeq Ghotbzadeh, who replaced held between the two leading vote getters took a huge lead today in Iran's first heart specialists from Lausanne, luni-Sadr as foreign minister, lie re- Feb. 8. presidential election and said that if Switzerland. It said they pronounced his ceived no more than 1 percent of the As reports of his mounting lead in the elected he will try to resolve the hosta ge condition good, cities reporting results. elections caine in, Bani-Sadr told jour. ballots in the 13 issue "as quickly as possible," reports The radio said the specialists were The militants have vowed not to nalists in 'l'ehran that he considered a from Tehran said. invited to Iran at the request of the release the Americans until the deposed solution to the crisis "as one of the most Bani.Sadr,46, who sought a plan to free people and to reassure the nation. Shah Mohammed Rezu Pahlavi is important problems" of Iran's new the hostages last November and was then It said Khomeyni's condition gave no returned to stand trial prtst&nt news agency re po rts from the fired as acting foreign minister, received cause for alarm, but his doctors It appeared Bani-Sadr would need no Iranian tapital said at least 80 percent of the vote in 13 cities, recommended rest. It repeated a request according to early returns re ported by that no one ask to visit him. —..----,--Tehran radio and monitored in London. In its election reports, Tehran radio ""'•" Tehran radio said that as of 1:30 p.m. said Education Minister Hassan Habibi, ', £ (5a.m. EST), BaniSadr had won about 3 also considered a front-runner, received ." t1 • . I. 7 million votes. 20 percent of the vote a poor showi ng '. Theran radio also said the ailing 79- because he was a favorite of Iran's year-old Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, clergy. - - •@) is to $o'vo sj °'leirw... S mind by Woody Hayss,'for- • . , " THURSDAY rfl0#4 speaking volunteer. Seminole school have no English-as-a-secondlanguage prograin, although English classes at SUIIfl0IC Community College are open to some Public school students. 'l'in not especially looking forward to it (the Seminole schools rely mostly on volunteers to visit); these things happen," said district teach English to students who do not speak it, Administrative Assistant Ralph Ray Friday, volunteers recruited through the district's saving the district was preparing all of the in. Dividends program. Not all the volunteers speak the native language of the students, district of. 1orinitiOii documenting its efforts to teach ficials say. The district has no Vietnamese- English to foreign-language speaking students. method or another, the civil rights investigators will prepare a report on the Seminole program. and the district will be ordered to prepare new plans if deficiences are found. - ____ is -: �U iA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, J11111. 27, 950 WORLD ry, vidnapping Ma n Accused OfDo%k" A Gainesville man is being held in Seminole County Jail on $10,00 bend charged with attempted armed robbery and kidnapping a Lyman High School Junior at gun point Friday night. IN BRIEF U.S. Warned Of Soviet 'Ominous War Machine' Billy Frankland Dyess, 23, allegedly held a gun on Thomas Howell, 18, of 536 Orange Drive, Altamonte Springs at Altamonte Mall parking lot after asking the youth to help him start his car. Dyess forced him to write a note for the drive-in teller at Barnett Bank of Seminole threatening to hurt Howell money in M drawers, OUC said. it ne was not given The teller, Gerhild Reed, told another employee to call the Orr now is charged with breaking into the home of Thomas Altamonte Police after seeing the note and the gun. The police Wayne at 909 Turtle Mound, Casselberry, on Jan. 8 and taking apprehended Dyess at a nearby service station minutes after about 10 bottles of medication, including two bottles of Valium. he was dropped off by Howell at the mall. He also is charged with taking a 1980 Pontiac Grand Am from a home at 544 N. Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, on Jan.' oum REARRESTED An Apopka youth out on ball for a Jan. 8 burglary has been 6 or 7. Orr was held in lieu of $13,650 ball Thursday, following first rearrested on charges of breaking into a house and stealing appearance before County Judge Harold Johnson. He Is drugs, and stealing a car CwTently out on $1,000 cash ball on the other charge. Ronald P. Orr, 18, of Kelly Park Road, Apopka is facing reportedly a runaway from Orange House, an Orange is adult charges on all counts. He was arrested Wednesday nightOrr 'County residence for Juveniles in trouble. on a warrant by Seminole deputies at the home of his sister in NURSERY VANDALIZEI) Casselberry, on the charges he stole drugs and a car on the Approximately $10,000 in damage was done at the Gateway same day he was arrested for breaking Into Elite Motors, 2610 State Road 436, Casselberry. Gardens Inc., nursery, State Road 426, Oviedo, sometime ' WASHINGTON (UP!) Arkady Shevchenko, a high-ranking Russian U.N. official who def ected to Amer ica In 1978, has warned Congress the Soviet Union has buil t "an ominous war machine" to destroy free na tions and domina te the world. Shevechenko said Friday a U.S. boycott of the Moscow Olympics next summer would serve a good purpose because Kremlin leaders "consider the Olympics as recognition of the correctness of their - polict." As for the Kremlin's foreign policy, he said, there remains "an Insatiable appetite of world domination An ominous war machine of immense proportions Is now in existence. + . Free Tax-Return Help Available Tito Further Improving BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) Almost a week after his left leg was amputated, 87-year-old Josip Brez Tito Is "f ur ther Improving" and is undergoing Inte nsified recuperation therapy, the official medical - bulletin said today. Tito's leg was amputated last Sunday af ter gangrene, caused by blocked circula tion, sat in and endangered his life. New Guerrilla War Feared A shootout PRETORIA, South Africa (UP!) be tween police and three black nationa list guerrillas who seized white hostages inside a sub ur ban bank raised fears today the at tack could be the beginning of a guerrilla war against white rule In South Africa. South Africa Is enThe "events surely Indicate tering the phase of terrorist war," the Rand Daily Mall Free assistance in preparing federal income tax returns Is preparation by the Internal Revenue Service. They will assist taxpayers In completion of Forms 1040A and 1040. now available to Seminole County taxpayers who cannot afford Taxpayers can also receive information from VITA assisters to pay for the service. Elderly persons and others with relatively simple tax status on tax benefits quch as the earned income credit, general tax can obtain help with basic tax forms during the filing season credit and pension benefits. Taxpayers needing help from VITA should bring along the through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA) sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service at Central tax package mailed to them by the IRS as well as W-2 forms, interest statements and other pertinent tax documents. Florida Legal Services Inc., 104 South Park Ave., Sanford. For more Information contact: Voncile Smith at 3221964. Volunteer assisters are trained in basic income tax • . NO ALl ION AGAINST GUARD No disciplinary action will be taken against corrections officer Mark Dixon, the man guarding Richard E. William when he escaped from a Seminole Memorial Hospital room Monday evening. Sheriff's department spokesman John Spoiski said Dixon was following the department's procedures at the time of the escape. However, those procedures, which allowed the prisoner Into a bathroom alone, will be examined and revised, Spolski said. - + + + Signals Coming In July + Installation of traffic signals at the intersections of State Route 419 and State Route 427 with U. S. Highway 1792 Is scheduled for mid-July, according to State Department of Transportation (DOT) Engineer B. C. Bill Benedict. Benedict said bids on the traffic control devices will be received on Feb. V. It will be 45 days thereafter before the contract Is executed and 00 days more for Installation to begin. Benedict said the winning contractor will have 155 calendar days from mld.Julyto complete the installation. Meanwhile, designing of the railroad overpass on State Route 46 , west of Sanford, is underway, Benedict said. The DOT is currently involved In design work for the overpass, he said, adding the project Is scheduled for bid letting In June 1981. The project Is being federally funded. Egypt Ends Israel Boycott Egypt today ended Its CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) economic boycott of Israel and opened its borders to Israeli citizens while President Anwar Sadat ordered the government to speed up the normalization process wi th the Jewish state. A presidential confident said Sadat has Instructed Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil to consider Feb. 15 the starting date of "comple te normalization" without regard for deadlines set forth In last March's peace treaty between the two countries. - McCartney Home week was a "real defeat." But Wack's support of Kennedy's candidacy for president has not diminished. Wack, an attorney practicing law in Altamonte Springs, is leading the Kennedy campaign In Seminole County. He is also in charge of gaining Kennedy delegate seats In the 5th congressional district of Florida. Caucuses to select delegates to the Democratic convention + . . - • - Oldest Man Dies LION, Portugal (UP!) —Goat herder Jose Nun.., reportedly "Its oldest man In Europe," has died, a regional new said today. The newspaper, A Reconquista, estimating his age at ,over 130," reported Nunes died Jan. 15 In his native village of Sarzadu In central Portugal. - + 1, 1. Kennedy. "I told them I wanted to become Involved. As a result of that telephone call I was made chairman of the campaign in . Seminole County," Wack said. Wack is a native of Boston and lived there until he was ii: years old, when his family moved to Miami, where he grew up. He attended the University of Florida, graduating from the university and Its law school. He lived In Gainesville during that period and liked Central very much. 1 In 1970, he passed the Florida Bar and then served a stint in IC14K s 110 - THE SAVING PLACE SHOP MT. DORA, DELAND, LEESBURG, Our tirm Inentlo,, It to OVM ad,e,$IØ iin, In hod oil out ili It an aderia itrm is not evelia ble the purchase due to any ufltOttI,fll 'eaton k mart will'I$ues RIWI CP*C on requ,,t tor th• merchandise to b purchd at the We price .P,eq.Wt a,Pl'abis Of will sell you a Comparable quality Itef,, of comparable rhduCttOI " p"ce Our policy It to giv• out Cultomert UII,tlCllOn aPw.y - + - - Expert Says Bendectin Linked To Deformities ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) A nationally kno wn : pharmacologist has testified that research in 1963 raised enough questions about the morning-sickness drug Bendectin for It to be taken off the market. Of 51 pregnant rabbits given Bendectin in the test, four were born with skeletal deformities, Dr. Roger Palmer, chairman of the University of Miami Medical . :,,&h001'5 clinical pharmacology department, said in federal court Friday. "ma malformations all Involved the skeletal !syIt.m," Palmer told the Jury weighing an Orlando couple's $10-million suit against the drug's manufacturers. "They didn't involve anything else. That, as an Investigator, would upset me." - + . ++ . Severed Thumb Reattached - CAROL CITY, Fla. (UP!) Surgeons labored 74 hours to reattach a man's thumb that was bitten off as tried to break up fight his dachshund picked with a .pit bull tether. "Circulation has been restored to the thumb," said - ++++ + +. Dr. Manolo Reyes, vice president of Palmetto Hospital, shortly after the operation ended late Friday night. "The thumb is viable." + ii rl~Ol ecl DICYCHSTS I5 IN BRIEF i ve I FLORIDA - %,rem.li K mart' ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY Scientists say It will take several weeks to repair an earthquake-damaged laser system the largest of Its kind in the world at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. A spokesman at the lab said Friday belts and rollers in the Shiva system were damaged and further investigation was needed to determine whether the optical components survived the temblor. The quake cracked a 30,000-gallon tank containing water and tritium, a low-level radioactive Isotope, at -the nuclear weapons research laboratory, 40 miles .southeast of San Francisco. later In the year will be held in each congressional district after Florida's March 11 presidential preferential primary. the U.S. Army until l9l2.He opened upa law office in the area; "Iowa wasa defeat. Circumstances at this time are very after serving his tour of duty. He Is now a partner In the law difficult for anyone running against the president Domestic finn of Massey, Eaton, Alper and Wack. problems that gave Carter such low grades four months ago in the polls still exist and are still as bad as they were before the Wack and his wife, Shirley, have one son, Adam. Speaking of Kennedy and his chances of winning thej hostages were taken in Iran," he said. "I don't know what it Kennedy at the St. Petersburg Democratic mini-conventIon.. takes to make the people feel the same way about those He not only got slate together but engineered aget-out4be- presidency, Wack said the 1960 election may be the most as they did four vote ch, that saw rank-and-file Democrats elect than critical event In the nation in the past 100 years. domestic problems Inflation and ener delegates. months ago. Of Kennedy's philosophy, Wack said, ,It is unrealistic for "Events are going to ply a significant role in controlling Earlier this week, Wack formed a coalition with Winter people to expect they will agree with the candidate on each and what is possible for Kennedy," Wack said. Springs Mayor Troy Piland and political newcomers and old- every Issue. I don't agree with Kennedy on each and every The 34-year-old attorney said the domestic Issues ought to be timers of varying political philosophies to qualify candidates Issue. On balance, however, with Carter and the choices we important enough for President Carter to debate. "The people for the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee. have so far, Kennedy would be the most effective president," Wack and Piland say they have enough committed votes be said. ought to reflect their dissatisfaction if Carter refuses to the persons on the debate. And we are going to remind the people of these Issues," among the paalifled candidates to some their own elections w party e Kennedy committees in the jng as state Democratic committeeman and chaEinan .erüig eomnznfttee for th he said. 1 counties of the state will be announced. 'iie Kennedy campaign committee is committed to a respectively, The only hitch Is that Piland has opposition for precinct He said in the next few weeks Smator Kennedy and momsignificant effort in Seminole County and the Central Florida committeeman In his own precinct In Winter Springi. One bars of his family will be participating In area events. While iU ares," Wack said. Week's name shot to prominence in political circles In must be a precinct committee-person to be elected chairman. Wack has not as yet met Sen. Kennedy personally, he has met l I with the senator's sister, Jean Kennedy Smith, and her son, October when is. successfully put together a slate of can- Wick Is rinsing unopposed for his precinct apot The two political coups In theee months are the first that Steve Smith Jr. pledged to delegates the nine elective slot, for didates for • I Derailment Evacuation Over LIVEMORE, Calif. (UP!) + LONDON (UP!) Former BeaU. Paul McCartney, 'accompanied by his wife Linda and their four children. flew Into England today and cirove Into "quiet seclusion" following his release from a Tokyo jail where he had been held on charges of marijuana possession. Talking In Amsterdam about his experience In Japan, McCartney said, "It was okay, It was all right. But lt was a drag being in there and I'm very glad Lo be out" Gay Group Files Petitions • MIAMI (UP!) Supporters of a gay rights ordinance have filed petitions containing what appear to be more than enough signatures to place the issue before Dade County voters for the third time. - WEATHER By DAVID M. IIAUZII Herald ewwriler NATIONAL REPORT: Blistery winds reaching 10 mph and mounds of snow whipped through the mountains and Plains dates today in a mid-winter blissard that dosed airports and roads and triggered power outages. The storm, which built its fur y Friday, was expected to spread snow from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley and rain from the Tennessee Valley to th e South AtienticCoast. Th. National Wea ther Service reported 13 mdi.s of snow (.11 at Cheyenne, Wyo., Friday, The U.S. Forest Service In Fort Collins, Cole,, said the avalanche danger was moderate, but could worsen appreciably as do storm progresses. Slizwd were posted over eastern Colorado for a combination WSW of strong winds and locally heavy snow. Heavy snow warnings extended over the northern mountains of Colorado and northwestern Ka nsas where at least 4 inches of snow were likely. AREA HEADThIG8 (0 s.a.):_temperature: 10; overnight low: I; yesterday's high: 7 laromuetric uiuire 30.00; relative lns"dIty: 7$ pere; winds: BE it BOATING PORECAIrI St. Aigudlu. to isplier inlet, ( 96 Issz Winds mostly soutiwestarly 10 to 1$ knots today and toslgM, b.eu" southwesterly &mday. Sam 2 to 4 feet. Partly cloudy. Chance of showers Sunday. Key Large to Dry Torgugu —ladislini Florida Straits and Florida Bay: Windssoutheast 10 to11 knots today ad tagI1t. 8o to southwest winds, 11 knots baby. $i 2 to 4 fast inomiulog Sunday. Florida Bay will hen alight to moderate chop. Partly cloudy. Chance of showers While Florida has only a few basic bicycle traffic laws laws which Sanford police say are not even enforced, there are joine cities and counties across the country where cyclists are held to the rules of the road and a well-planned effort is made to keep them riding safely. One of the guides State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte - Springs, is using In ida attempt to formulate a bicycle safety program for Florida is Us program In use in Davis, Col., a city of 30,000 people and over 14,000 bIcycles. AIIM FORECAST: Cloudy through &anday with rain and a few thundsrstornw Highs today in the low to mid 7. Ls koml he iiper Mo to the low Us. Hjghsmday In the LØE 7, $sutiwdy su ds sib to 1$ oçIs today, deoresikig today and tonight ad 96 In$iOlSbtlity96 EZUNDUD FORECAST Monday omh W.daesday — w scattered showers and a chance of thunderstorms s ,rs Mm P- dady sos& M teneraUr High is do uldomçperINaorthaddsuldto upper 7Ieuth IawefromstMoas1htotMvth. + ___ ___ ___ At a m.sung oetwsen law omcers and cyclists, Hattaway sidUs but stspto take wculdbsfts development ofaplan providing for enforcement of the rules of the road as cyclists, combined with a strong misty peam to educate riders and drivers on their rights and rewlhilitlst 11* Davis PIN Is conidsced by many qdisha and aMity organizations to be a model answering Us problems created by the growing marb.rsof riders using their hikes for recreation ad of cycle The comnpreisulv._p rogram oovers all safety, from emfotcemsat to education to bUs.pSth con-otnactlss. It has V'l the nesnbor of accldrto Involving ____ _____ ___ ___ ____ _____ _____ bicycles Ina rowing convi'wiity, aid Improved the recovery of stolen cycles, accordihig to Its .ctor. aim IM all dida living In Davis have hid to lice se number Uslr him hr $LMayw.1leeWsaststodecal 43".. ectltylsg Us placid on Us bike, a poct r*atlon ww, and Us aug of the bike's serial nuith,, and descrIss In Us stats's cudral eompulv rgIy. __ ___ _ ___ ____ ___ n Also contains a program to create safer routes for cyclists to travel. Complete with engineering studies on requirements for roads to handle cyclists and cars without conflict, the plan calls for the widening of son* roads to handle a bike lane; restripping of roads already wide enough for the extranalTow Imes and the creation of bicycle-only paths tirough parks 1n4 + other public areas. A major loop through downtown Davis already has been marked out and engineered to provide room for four.wheel and two-wheel traffic, and bicycle paths also have been built through some of the paiti. In area Outside the care city, cyclists are allowed to ride an join, sidewalks. Under Florida law, sidewalks are cit-units to all but pedestrians, although Hattaway's original bill did make allowing riders on sidewalks a local option. + The Davis plan calls for paying some of the costs of building bike paths and wider roads with income generated through the license fee. + + HOSPITAL NOTES - I + ____ 1s w'vare are handed out to then who rug stop signs, rids oppoeite tramc esc.sd a safe speed or violate almost any other traffic law. The bicycle-asic accident rate, which bad been lmxeselng for several yews, has rvthid the same since the program went Igo act, Dasher said. There are about U accidents a yew bitween cyclists and drivers In Davis. Bss of maepowsr li'r'ftsdoss on the emU city police force, Davis oeu's only really crack down on cyclists once every few mitts. Dasher sa Dwft the cracowns and the weekewiddi follow them, the cycling laws ar. rigidly adhered to. "You can really see a difference uommd town when the cyclists get Us word," he + ____ ____ Esther L. Buihong Nathan Fakess 'Claire L. Gendron, Deltona Bessie R. Show, Ditona Gertrude Jones, Geneva ,Ba rbara B. Farley, Longwood 4.aur e Hildebrandt, Orlando DISCHARG ES - Sanford: Annit J. Ossci the major aspects ol the Davis plan ise&cation. The law mandates police officers visit every elementary chip from kindergarten up, to provide classes In riding safety, Suggested classroom scripts plus lids of material to be presented to the students are Included as part of the 7*.page like plan. Cleaoom lectures include distribution of American Automobile Association booklets on safety and Its showing of +safdyfll Additionally, officers are assigned to run bicycle rode safety lectures combined with ridership contests at scl4da throughout the city. Ibis Is in additon to running the weend desie, for law violators. 104 In Seminole County, lectures to students are provided by t Sheriff', department. At Us meeting with Hattaway, officiO said almost all elementary school st udents get at least or safety lectirefromna deputy. ___ - __ _ ____ - - - - -- + Sandra E. Gorman I baby Floyd Earl Hearn Earnest Holtzclaw Jessie E. Justice Charles Owens Belinda Roberts Elizabeth T. Speir Mono P. Starling Eric L. VihIen Sharon G Wean Laura T. I Nel '-" son, fle Cry Basil U CCC, ,#v,,Ofl Otis H. Harding, Deltona Al ms 1ç' T bath r Enanul on Woods L. Blake Mary F. Davis 4oh K. Dekie ,.,z en, boy ..sseberry Debra Clarke I. baby Myers girl, Ft. Regina McCoy, Geneva Carolyn J. Lambert, Winter Springs - wouli cyclists at the meeting to Increase one upset of the .duritll program beyond anything In use In other areas. Ma lsgtsat is rusarddeg a law to place two or more pegea on moloç1s' rihiliUsi to cyclists In the state drivers' isndeockr4 wom on cyclists' r1s on the tk,uielg tad. After a while, asms cyclists cease to obey Us law perfectly, het ths gaf..ainiu ssi b _----v aIv hs Cydhts told him an of tl prabvl they have is the i4i I obarvimcs of Us Vc laws by rls. dlaigwd for their privileges by some motorists. CtIsIs who tide in vliilstkiu of Us law have to watch esat for t The 1k --- serves two pmupea odd city I scter of Us eStoer adtd to witch only two who*rs ad not Hattaway said Thursday Is Ims enlIsted the aid ci. rek I TaW giy ja [tashar: to : ad Var paiI cars. Davis b one tulUse oer pstrskeg the S-''-ii, deputy to help him eo.'ill a plan to nmeb I bihes I. be 1#WIed ad i.M, aid to prwe a easy blkes a a IS iid bike. Two mere p5lIIl• cuslys needs as well lbs Mate's. He added be did n4 ¶1 m..dl1fyIgrIJorsacussdofvI,isHgUsaMssdUs + west at Ike Mali un1rIty ipus, Dasher 5 pact Us to be cinpl4ad for scam, thne. ' rend. The Davis pran operates with only ass cUsrwmpkyoe, a 1 Davis plan was not a creation of legislators t. eU Shoe all 34* hikes In the city and th r - — a the bUs officer responsible for part. lkmmo requests docimmu has, In addition to the laws and $i .ad NSSIuIud hilis.; ++++++++++++++ pay"q$a ad —'——, at.st by it,ppri can aid ordered We ceEt to The li plan doeS net Mop with ldss eduI(-'t It methods of InovIng bicycle safety. I mew kh ow km the SEMINOLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JANUARY75, 1510 ADMISSIONS ,Sa nford: __ ___ ____ I-. answer charges. When the law first went into effect, Davis police hod to handle registrations for every owner ota bike through the city-. But any bike Purchased since that time Is preregistered, sold with a license by the dealer, who is responsible for furnishing the officer with a description and other information needed to place It in the files immediately. An adult who receives a ticket is Ordered into municipal court to pay a fine, Dasher explained. The tickets, of which 596 won handed out in 1V7$, are handled along with moving violation tickets given to errant motorists. While local law officers say they have had nothing but op. position from parents when they tried to enforce rules of the road on cyclists, Davis parents play a major role in the enforcemeat of that city's cycling laws. Minors who receive tickets are kept out of the courts, but face a variety of penalties from the police department and their parents. Each time a minor receives a samnmons, a latter detailing the offence In mailed to their parents. WbIl.they do not have to pay fines, mlnorscan be ordered to attend Mi Saturday classes rim by police on bicycle safety, writs .saays on related tapirs '-Igned by officers, or lose thelrblkesfcr3ldayatoimpoimdInsntelther by the officers or nr: peM wem.nL, ___ Hattaway is now preparing Me plan toimnprov. the safely of cyclists, following opposition to Ms earlier proposal to have cyclists ride against traffic. While some local law officers said they believed such a change would improve bike safety, national and local safety and cycling orgaidastlom furnished Hattaway with information saying tho move would only increase the iger to riders and the accident rate. ______ - BILL WACK SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD 9:30•9:30 DAILY; SUN. 12-6. Lab Repair To Take Weeks which was loosely organized to pursue the election of Sen. Political activist . lie chased the van for several blocks until it turned hit traffic. As soon as Parmenter got home, he called one of hJ father's co-workers at the Jacksonville Police Department an gave him the license tag number he had copied. The brother and sister were hypnotized six days later t improve their memory. Neither he nor Leslie could make a "positive" identlficatlo p,l,• from the stand, but bo th pointed to Bundy as a man wh "closely resembled" the fidgety stranger. The Parmenters' testimony is important in the state's cast against Bundy, who already is under death sentence for the 1978 sex-slayings of two Tallahassee sorority sisters. - Wack has been actively involved in politics out front. He has; been involved in political campaigns on the periphery in a couple elections in the past. It all started with a telephone call he made late last summer to the Tallahassee office of the then Independent committee; Sen. Edward Kennedy will have to win both New Hampshire and Maine primaries to stay In the race for president, according to Kennedy's top man in Seminole County. Bill Wack says Kennedy's loss in the Iowa caucuses this a badge that said Richard Burton, hopped out, lie started asking questions. Leslie, a cool-headed detective's daughter, got nervous, 'It Just kind of scared me. It struck me funny the way he was asking," she said. "He was real fidgety, digging in his pockets like he wasn't sure what he was going to say next." Danny Parmenter, then 20, drove up. He told his sister to get into his pickup truck and he asked the fidgety stranger what he wanted. The man said, "Nothing," and headed for his van. "He started rolling up his window when I was still asking a question," Parinenter said when he followed Leslie to the stand. ACWORTH, Ga. (UP!) About 700 people were allowed to return to their homes late Friday night after officials righted four Louisville & Nashville tank cars filled with flammable gasses and liquids that derailed almost 22 hours earlier. "the last tank car was retailed and put back on its wheels at 10:40 p.m.," said L&N spokesman Charles Castner, who was at the scene most of the day. + By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer pretty, 16-year-old girl's story was important because of what happened next. She was crossing a department store parking lot when a white van pulled up beside her. A sloppy-looking man, wearing Inflation rate probably will continue for a few more months, but price Increases should moderate later in the year. Kahn, chairman of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, said Friday the only solution Is self-discipline by the American people while the government disciplines itself and promotes savings, investment and increased productivity. + • newspaper said. "He told me to start walking," Leslie said Friday to the Jury hearing the kidnap-killing case against Theodore Bundy. The WASHINGTON (UP!) Alfred Kahn, President Carter's chief Inflation fighter, says 1979's 13.3 percent + New Hampshire, Maine Kenned y 'Musts Her brother, Danny, waited a while before driving home without her. He was mad when she called asking for a ride, 13.3 Percent Inflation To Continue For Awhile - ... ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Leslie Ann Parmenter dawdled instead of going directly outside when classes were dismissed at Jeb Stuart Junior High School. IN BRIEF screening on three greenhouses. Two greenhouses were flooded causing damage to 33,000 starter plants and water spigots were broken off at five different places. Sunday, Jan. 27, 1MO-4 Bundy 'Closely Resembles' Threatening Man . NATION between 5:30 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday. It was reported to the sheriff's department that someone had entered the property and destroyed a large number of trees and planth pulling them up and knocking them over and had cut the But Supporter Undiscouraged Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, I _ __ - + 4 - .'..comlng F•bruay 13 I + + I -IN Ti +, V .• ... _. - •- , - L+. V S C C -. . 0 - - ANAPft - -' i.-,, •4:+. +• '. i; �.' . . , .. I . . 4A—Evening Herald, Senior __ ds F lsunday,n.2;,1,$O / . .1 * ... Can Town Survive No Big Macs? ' 1~1 \ _ 4 . I, I V I •. • , A6.4ssii` SHARING Anniversary Set At 'Civil Rights' Lunch Counter - . - I A .. L - GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) — Franklin McCain's three Grecusbuzu librari.tz, .titd t.u..ktiru..ili uf the ruup runnIng the sons know their father is one of the civil rights movement's commemoration. For the first time, 'an articulate generation heroes, but they still can't figure out why. of college-age students were demanding their rights under the They've seen the photos showing how, 20 years ago this Feb. law," he said. 1, McCain and three other black college freshmen began a sitlocale al so helped. Greensboro prided itself on being a In at a Woolworth's lunch counter that triggered the student leader of the "New South," where moderation and conciliation protest movement. reigned. Its school board resolved to support the Supreme But McCain says his children still cannot conceive why Court's desegregation decision the day after it came out in 1954 anyone ever had to do what he and the others did: demand the even though complete integration didn't occur for another 17 same service given whites. }ears. "They absolutely refuse to believe something like that And then there was something inside the Four students, happened, because people just don't do that now (refuse McCain said. service)," said McCain, now a group leader for Celanese "I don't like to say it's providence, but I think the probability Fibers Marketing Co. in Charlotte. "I've got no credibility of four people getting together like that again is almost nil," he whatsoever." For McCain, that generation gap points out the most im- said. "i'hat's the key: we had similar interests and similar commitments, portant success of the sit-ins. Two decades ago the sit-ins shocked Southerners, because in many places blacks simply "And" — he added "when you're 17 years old, there aren't did not eat with whites. Now Mcain's children cannot see how many things you're afraid of." It was ever any other way. Joseph McNeil, another of the four original protesters, quesFurther evidence of the change will occur Feb. 1, when honed whether fate meant for them to start the sit-ins. McCain and the three other one-time North Carolina A&T "It was going to happen eventually," said McNeil, now a students— David Richmond, Joseph McNeil and Jibrell Kazan stockbroker in Fayetteville. "It would certainly be pre(then known as Ezell Blair Jr.) return to the Woolworth's sumptuous to say it wouldn't have happened if we hadn't have counter for a memorial breakfast. been there." They've been invited back — by Woolworth's, McCain said he has matured since those heady days when, Later that day, the four will appear at dedication ceremonies just out of high school, he started a movement, lie and the for sta te-and city-sponsored markers near the store. others never tried to be a big part of the protests, but he does Other cities claim to be the site of the first sit-in, but know he played an important part. Greensboro people says theirs is the one that counts, From four persons taking part the first day, there were 'I do get sort of an eerie feeling every time I sit down In a the second, 70 the third and so many on the fourth day SOIIIC restaurant." he said. students began a sit-in at the Kress counter across the street. Within two months, sit-ins had spread to 5 e4cs in nine stares. In addition, the sit-ins drew to urth 'aro!ina the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., helping him rejuvenate a civil rights campaign that had languished since Ithe Montgomery, Ala,, bus boycott of 1954-55. They brought into prominence James Farmer, head of CORE (Congress for Racial Equality) and like King an electrifying speaker. Over the years the protests also made famous such names as Julian Bond of Atlanta and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, once student body president at A&T. William H. Chafe, a Duke University historian, calls the sitins "the catalyst that triggered a decade of revolt... America wou ld never be the same once students discovered the power of direct-action protest and others followed their example." As one early partici pant told a reporter 10 years ago: "that di me store ... was the birthplace of a whirlwind." Many things made the sit-ins special. By asking for service at the lunch counters, the students showed how businesses sought black patronage in part of the store but refused it in another. It was a moral and economic absurdity, but it was so accepted nobody until the students ever become famous challenging it. Borrowing from Gandhi and King, the students employed an effective form of non-violent civil disobedience. Their atten— tion to wearing good clothes and being courteous defused arguments of black inferiority especially when white racists poured ketchup on them or extinguished cigarettes in their - - With whom is Carol Frank sharing her bathtub? With some of the "little old and french fries, say it will take a mighty experiment," he said. must be eliminated because of high babies" that she created for an exhibition at a San Francisco art gallery. The effort to convince the city's 16,000 Is the experiment striking fear into the cholesterol counts. faces of her figures are sculpted of plastic wood, then fitted with hats, glasses dwellers 10 change their eating habits, grills and grease of the major fast-food He admitted the nutritionists would or anything else that might add to their individuality, "I'd say this is a meat n," Chris chains? "I would tend to doubt it very have to be powerful persuaders. Paige said in a telephone interview A BATH - Hepatitis Scare Lowers Sales Florida Panhandle Oysteirmen Face Toug h Times APALACHICOLA, Fla, (UP!) -Reedy Holton leaned on his oyster meat a year. But that didn't make any difference. The word was out — oysters made people sick. Later that month, the Center for Disease Cotrol In Atlanta oyster shovel, grabbed a beer off the seat of his battered skiff, drank deeply and said bad luck was threatening "the only job I know where I'm my own boss.9l Last month, a handful of the millions of Apalachicola oysters harvested annually were linked to 10 cases of hepa titis In Alabama and Georgia. Apalachicola oysters sales suddenly dropped 20 to 50 percent. Many of the oystermen and shuckers usua lly their wives - are now working only a couple of days a week. "Last week I got put on limit 10 bags a day," Holton said - - as he resumed unloading his catch."And they cut me a dollar tious is making half as much as he was before the 20th of December," says between, They also say the oyster dealers are taking advantage of the The string of events that got the Panhandle oyster industry "I would suppose the oyster industry supports 60 percent of In hot water began In early December when six people in Wakulla County contracted cholera from eating oysters taken from a polluted area In Oyster Bay. The contaminated water was miles from the commercial beds in Apalachicola Bay which yield about 5 million pounds of industry a bad name, For this reason, Leavins want to form an oystermen's association to set standards and propose tougher laws to protect the industry's reputa tion. Leavins' proposal takes on extra significance because there is talk around the bay that Alabama and Georgia shipping Interests are reveling in the oystermen's plight because they Birminghm, Ala., four months ago to give oystaing a try. the working force here," says veteran Franklin County Clerk "It's good honest dirty work. I'm gonna May." Bobby Howell, "Everbody's business has been affected. The There is general agreement In the Industry, however, that doctor isn't getting his money as quickly and the merchants steps need to be taken to tighten the laws dealing with the aren' selling as much," packing and shipping of oysters Leavins says this January's oyster production and sales hrvesting, oystarmen, for exam ple, admit they $OII,$try cargo, • hair. Apalachicola Bay hasn't changed a great deal since great grandfathers of today's oystermen began harvesUg shell fish train these rich waters. 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CHIIOPIATIC PHYSICIAN CHIIOPCATIC PHYSICIAN 7361010 323 -1010 7 Tsi., Wet, T1111011.0 P.1. Tees.. Then., Fri. Ca.m..lpLm. So. 5$1-CISWIWW. ktIs1.CIe$sN, Uossssd Oi Mu., OVIIDO SANFO1D 303-1443 Alive And .Donna Summer Becomes Christian . ..." HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - America's No, 1 female singer .disc sexpot Donna Summer - has now joined Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder and Arlo Guthrie In making God the most Im. portant part of her life. decision to become a born-again Christian seems an :obvlous one to Miss Summer, who is best known to her fans for :)wr ability to breathe hard and heavy to a suffocating disco :'Iiulse, And she says her religious turn was not surprising to those who really know her. Miss Summer, who recognizes religion is an immediate :tianiff for many, notes some critics and fans have sniped at Dylan since release of his "Slow Train Coming" album, But she says her renewed relationship with God is something she "had to get back to, particularly as world stability deteriorates." "God never left me," she says. "I left him. "I have always been a Christian, but I have never reaffirmed my beliefs in 10 years, I believe this world is going very strange. As we watch the world unfold this year, we are seeing things starting to happen. I am very conscious of those things. 'We may be seeing the anti-Christ right now." Miss Summer says she is "really happy now as a total person" and explains: "It has put my head Into a very good space. "I think anybody that comes from a basic moral backrcund alan early age and has gone through that kind of teaching will -sometime come back to that space." Miss Summer says she had almost all her dreams fulfilled . when "I went from poverty to richness" in a short period. "But when I achieved those dreams," she adds, "I found the expectations were not so great. "I recently realized that it was because I wasn't taking care of my spirit. There is a spiritual need. I knew for years that God was there and lwas never far from it, but! didn't go to church for almost 10 years. "I have always lived my life as far as I was concerned according to the Golden Rule, I've been an advocate of that." But will her regained Christian commitment conflict with her Writhing, sensual performances? "It probably won't have any impact on my performance, other than to maybe make it better," she says. "God doesn't call upon everyone to do the same things. He's called me as I am. He expects someone, In whatever line of work they are in, to set an example of what his word is. He doesn't dictate wha t you must do. He doesn't ca ll upon everyone to preach his word ei ther. "He just calls upon everyone to be growing examples of what he Is capable of doing. I think I'm a good example of what he is capable of doing." It is hard to imagine Miss Summer as an Insecure, lntrov. erted person who prefers to stay at home with her 7-year-old daughter Mimi. But that's the way she describes herself, "As outgoing as I am on a public level," she says, "I am totally introverted on a personal level." Not surprisingly, Miss Summer's current recording project is an inspirational album. But It won't be "real heavy," she says, even suggesting that disco will evolve into other forms of music. Longwoo d To Set Charter Group By JAM CAMELBEJUIY drainage problems and what It would through a title search and a legal cost to correct them, City Administrator description is obtained. Herald Staff Writer Longwood City Commissioner, and the David Chacey said. "The county director of public works mayor have been asked to each submit Mayor Steven Uikert announced his told me," said Chacey," as for as he was tine names of persons to serve on a 15- appointments of commissioners concerned we own the street and can go member charter review committee by responsible for various departments of ahead with the $500 drainage project the city: June Lormnann, finance and (two catch basIns). The commissioners qezt Monday's 7:30 p.m. meeting. 'commissioner William Mitchell made periomel; Grant, streets and drainage; said this was not quite official enough an motion to that effect after pointing out John Hopp, utilities (water and sewage); opinion for them but, rather than risk the that the city charter requires such a Mitchell, parks and recreation and city being sued by flooded homeowners, :mmittee be named prior to Feb. 1, himself to-public safety, decided to try the trench as an Interim Grant questioned the need for the solution. :iw, with at least 11 members. The :mitim will have no more then a yew appointments under the new charter, t. determine changes needed in the which created the position of city ad. In other business at this week's voted: rter and make remnmendatIons to mitistrator to supervise the overall To table a request by Robert N. operation of us various city depart. his i:s the cornmlsElon. f or a change in zoning if The present Uskert said there was still a =d CDer ___ charter, approved by the meats. property he o s wn on Palmetto Avenue voters In September 197$, went Into effect for the comm1oners to be rossthle boirdered by Industrially zoned property. ;Jan. 1, In. for a specific ares and to work closely Tp lanning Agency had voted 34 Its motion was seconded by Corn- with (.lsancsy. to recommend the ctiwe from R.3 to M The commission voted unanimously on missioner J. Russell Grant and passed to but Commis oner Hepp opposed us plan si a motion of Mrs. Larmnann for tis unanimously. bec a use of a r es idence In the neigh. All p.m. Monday, prior to the regular dig a trench to allevia te flooding at ;meetlng, the conlmI.Ilon will hear a residences adjacent to the new Rock ,report by Svertrup & Parcel Associates, Lake Elementary School. The city is - To use a city truck and city emInc., a Gainesville engineering firm attempting to annex 51*ue Drive and ployees to pick up junk and old apby city to do a eo'npreln Rock Lake Drive, but City Attorney Ned pllances not usually collected by r t. age study. 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WHITE AND GREEN 11TH CENTURY C,FPkY • LIKE HIM PR OWN(c FINISH DESK TRADITIONAL Q APT 51,1 AHITE : : — ohm ohm. DI. DANA I. IOTUNDO — More," on ABC Sunday night. - UPIIAL deift restion. '%M pin to lavade the high schools to ensure chiropractic care. It Is air way of acqusintlag vu with ow ___ ambieluiss routine taste for evaluating the spine Oda emtoir arnlyete photo at I1L3Mh$I, ,I Donna Summer stars In her first special "Donna Summer , - nW is Our *V 0180CM41ft you to And outIt you have a pvbWm that ( Ik "I ents have spine related problems which . Their student status also was new, said Eugene Pfaff, it Oystermen say damming the Apalachicola River could alter the fresh water flow they say Is essential to a healthy oyster population In the bay. Leavins says one way to fight the dam Is for oystermen "Clean up our act," draw legislation to make sure oysters are not shipped In urefrigerated trucks, and set limits on n dealer harvesting to reduce oyster bootlegging. There appears to be widespread support around the bay for this Idea, ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) -On a muggy July night 18 months "Crime Watch is a media program and without their help, Bishop said on ABC televisIon news crew was doing a feature ago, a aid-masked bandi t leveled a sawed off shotgun at con. we obviously wouldn't beinexlztence," Bishop Said. cmCrmms Watch and acccinpsnied them tothe IA General venlence store clerk Nancy Cobb and killed the 44-year-old Dr. Robert Doering, a professor at the University of Central store when the Cobb slaying was re.enacted. mother of three Instantly. Florida, launched Orlando's Crime Watch program in July of "We aired our segment locally the week of October 19, 1V7$," Four persons were arrested and charged with Mrs. Cobb's 1971 after seeing a "Crime Stoppers" program while vaca- Bishop said, "and got very little response. ABC aired Its jo murder this month, thanks to a 90-second videotaped reenact- toning in Albuquerque, N.M., the city that pioneered the feature, which Included a portion if our film, on December 11, ment of the crime that was aired on three Orlando-area project. Bishop said b6Cities now have CrimeWatch programs and several days later we got a call from an informant saying television stations and presented to an ABC national audience, patterned after Albuquerque's. he might know something about Un case, The videotape of Mrs. Cobb's slaying was produced by Bishop said W production st udents from uCF film the crime "ThelAlGeneral More was only a small segment of the ABC "Crime Watch," a project police say has cleared 182 felonies re-enactments and area business and civic leaders pay all film," Bishop said, "but the right parson happened to see it," led to the recovery if $160,000 worth if stolen property In expenses and rewards. Bishop said the informant was Interviewed by detectives, central Florida since July of -1977. "We have paid out $11,000 in rewards since our program shown the composites and CAM Watch film again and he "Not one penny if tax support goes to this project," said Jim began," Bishop said. "We pay the reward an arrest and don't promptly Identified the suspects A wait for the conviction." "But the suspects left town right after the murder and the 44 Bishop, the Orlando policeman who heads Crime Watch, "It is Bishop said the arrest of the fair suspects In Mrs. Cobb's informant didn't know when they had gone," Bishop said. totally funded through private donations." Each week, Crime Watch videotapes re-enactments of a slaying was one of the more bizarre cases solved as a result of "The can hung In limbo until May if 19, when the Informant the Crime Watch program. called again and sod one of the suspects was heck in town," crime In the seven-county area around Orlando and offers Cobb was working behind the counter the night if July Orange County Sherlws Department detectives resumed rewards up to $1,000 for information that will help authorities 7. 1978, when two men wearing lid masks walked into a Ui their Investigation and on Jan. 4, wrested Donald Ray West, 'solve t he cases. General store on North Orange Avenue. 23, and his wife Debbie Ruth West, 30. The following day, Bishop said the key to the success of Crime Watch has been Wi thout warning, one of the bandits shoved a sawed ON ser.d Diane E. Rhodes, 30, and on Jan. 7, police in Corpus media cooperation, shotgun across the counter at Mrs. Cobb and fired, killing her QwIsU, Twa, wrested the fourth suspect, Randal Handiey, Orlando's three television stations - WFIV, WDBO and Instantly. The men fled moments later. 23 All were charged with the slaying if Mrs. Cobb, WESH -air the Crime Watch films at least once a week and "We got composites from two young kids who were in the "its problem they had with case," Bishop saul, "is that Bishop said the area's newspapers and radio stations also More," Bishop said, "and later two more witnesses - both their two Mw wlhwus. (the this women) turned out to be ac cooperate in the program, . women came forward," cotnpllcss Inetead if witr" .11110,1111'.. . - want to dam the Apalachicola River to make It easier to move Crimewatch . .....1,1101111,11INN."'.... p and the last thing they want is unscrupulous dealers giving the quoted authorities as saying oysters were probably the cause. Commission, "If we had any sickness we'd know about it." An autopsy showed that wasn't true, but the damage was done. The oystermen agree. The market went down faster than a raw oyster with a beer "If th oysters were bad, everybody around East Point and chaser. Carabelle would be dead," said Billy Nichols as he unloaded The industry that pum ps $12 million a year into Franklin his boat at a marina near St. George Island. County's economy was in deep trouble, and It had a domino "I eat about a bushel and a half a week, and I'm not dead effect, yet," aft John Whaley, 26, who quit managing a restaurant in losing my expenses." But the 31-year-old oysterman isn't ready to surrender his life on the bay for a job in town. "This is about the only job! know where I can be my own boss," Holton says. Project Resources, but they insist such incidents are few and far A Perry, Fla., man died suddenly Dec. 28 and newspapers Cecil Varnes, who in also chairman of the Franklin County to $4 a bag. Today the Marine Patrol wrote me up (for possessing too many undersize oysters), so I guess I'll end up - Into waters temporarily closed by the Department ofJ4atura m ma hepatitis. CDC investigators pinned the blame on oysters most his expenses." bad publicity to cut drop the price they'll pay for oysters 50likely taken from Apalachicola Bay. Leavins and most of the packing houses owners around cents a bag and $1 a gallon, Grady Leavins, one of the region's largest oyster dealers, Apalachicola blame the newspapers for their bad luck, 'The prices was going up like gold then all of a sudden they says sales dropped as much as 70 percent. Oystermen as far "I wish newspapers would forget oysters even existed," says away as Maryland said the bad reports about year-old oysterman who works the beds with his wife, Letha. were cutting into their markets, often along the bay area's 0mile coastline, His cousin, Leonard Brannan, also believes the dealers could Anxious to recoup, Leavins and other packi ng houses owners All l0 hepatitis vlctlms have recovered and the CDC believes be more vigilant to prevent bad oysters from leaving their persuaded Gov, Bob Graham and state officials to gather on the lack of new cases indicates the problem has abated.But the docks. the Capitol steps around Christmas and slurp a few oysters to people around Apalachicola Bay don't believe their world prove they were safe, famous oysters ever made anybody sick. The packers also acknowled some of their brethern hold The gimmick worked and oyster sales picked up 1mm-"I'd say a third of my shuckers make their dinner on oysters their oysters too long or fall togemake sure they are properly diately, But it didn't last. refrigerated during transport. But oysters are their llvllhood, and crackers everyday," says lifetime oysterman and packer until recently. - have dropped 50 percent. reported 10 people in Mobile, Ala., and Albany, Ga.,fell III with Leavins. "That means he's earning $200 to $250 a week'before Holton Is one of the hundreds of free-spirited men from Panacea to Panama City who tong the rich oyster beds in Apalachicola Bay and sell their harvest to 80 packing houses that dot the Panhandle waterfront. They made a good living, Sunday, Jan. 27 Justice Is Served NATCHITOCHES, La, (UP!) - It will Tuesday night. 'People around here are seriously," said Steve Ciaccio, a take more than highpriced promotions hard to convince. I think it would be a manager of one downtown franchise. 'j don't think ft's entirely a Idea to try and big-buck advertising to get the good try. I hope It does work." people's eat in g habits, but i better to residents of this northwest Louisiana city "I'm sure some people would go along think our food is pretty good eating," to give up their shrimp, crawfish, fried . ft, said Edward Graham, another / chicken and Ice cream, "If they coUld get them to stop eating resident, "but diets are sort of fads, I - boy I'm telling you, I don't meat But that's exactly what Louisiana think they'll need to justify their reasons want to see that," said Matt Biseli, politicians want to do to prove that a for It." for a another restaurant manager. proper diet could cut the city's death rate And would he give up a juicy steak by 10 percent. Pritikin's researchers have computed crisp lettuce salad? death rate for Natchitoches residents the what I want," " pretty much eat "In effect, what you're trying to do is V for the past 10 years. After a year of Gra h am sa, id put the whole town on a diet," said CoY, Gh eating low-cholesterol foods, their death Edwin Edwards, who announced Dietitian s, insurance companies and rate will be compared with th at of the Tuesday the Mate will put up $40,000 for the state agreed to coordinate the exdemographically similar population of the unusual nutritional study. periment, which will attempt to wean Hammond, In south Louisiana. Natchitoches residents from fat, red Natchitoches, the oldest town In "There are 30 people here who are meat and eggs to the high-fiber, lowLouisiana Purchase territory, cholesterol fare prescribed in Pritikin's scheduled to die this year that we are selected by nutritionist Dr. Nathan goi ng to keep ali ve," said Dr. C.B. Ellis, Pritikin as the site of a year-long ex bestselling di et and exercise book, -.;. a professor of education at Northwestern periment on the relationship of a lowThe governor, a Cajun who likes spicy State. cholesterol, high-fiber diet to heart gumbo and seafood, admitted some of the Ellis said the Pritikin eating habits can disease and cancer of the digestive tract, diet food was not haute cuisine. be adapted to almost every recipe in "I think I'd just as soon the 10 years Louisiana cookbooks, but sacred Loujsia. But some residents, who admit they've pigged out more than once on Big Macs earlier as eat that stuff, but It Is a noble na foods such as shrimp and crawfish I . .I- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SERVER SY STANLEY - FLOOR SAMPLE SECRETARY RANGE $18800 p388 00 WASHER $23800 $27800 NOTICE! .. 3, 5s . 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The price was out of sight. 1 thought back to a conre thrr I had rith a scientist for a major oil company not too long ago. "You women better hang onto those synthetic fabrics," he warned. "They are just subject to becoming mighty scarce and theprices are sire to jump sky-high." So why don't women stand up and be heard and exercise their inherent right of nag, nag, nagging up front where it may count? WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 01 Home l)elivery: Week. 90 cent Month M'flth'. 12.': BY Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, 14.25; 6 Months, ieti, Year $47.00. Afghanistan The Clock By DORIS DIETRICH I r% waulf v "We want Polly. We want Esther. We want Q. Anna and that Oriental cutle Nie Lon. Sure, natural fabrics are luxurious, but who can afford them? And who wants to stand over an ironing board when we have become accustomed to dipping, dripping and zipping? Who can pay the price of a wisp of silk or Itchy strands of wool? And who could stand the ex- OPINION "Just listen to those raves and rants. "Opposing Ironing cotton pants. ,,Who needs delicate sheer silk hose ,,To spring a run at the touch of toes? "We want a polyester gown, "For going out and doing the town. "And we want lasting nylon panties "To comfortably cover our—. "At times we want synthetic tresses "To hide hair that gets in messes. "We get uptight and almost curse, "At the price of a leather purse. "And now Mr. President, that ain't all, "Somebody better get on the ball. cessive dry cleaning bills (remember cleaning fluids rise In price the same as other petroleum products)? I can bear women now converging upon Mr. President and cutting him to shreds with the weapons many are equipped with at all times their razor sharp tongues. "Now, looka here, Mr. P. E. Troleum," A. Belle from Azbug outside Atlanta might say. "We say to heck with OPEC." The atmosphere Is all a.cheer. Large banners fly; voices are pitched high. - Evening Hera II, Sanford, Fl. Our Readers --VVriPy-------- -------All of the facts regarding the safety of The release of preliminary data from saccharin were not reported in the the national Cancer Institute's study of recent Food and Drug Administration some 9,000 individuals led the FDA a (FDA) press release announcing major focus on, Isolated populations results of a major human-use study. within the overall study. However, assumptions have been made While the FDA used the opportunity which turned the favorable preliminary to attack saccharin, the truth of the data into another cancer scare, as was matter Is that what has been reported indicated in the enclosed Evening from the study actually supports the Herald article of Dec. 21. safety of saccharin, JEFFREY HART B us h P Sissy Baker:' Could Work For Bl acks A Daughten'I the overall study population." What the FDA failed to recognize in for Intermediate artificial sweetener presents supporting saccharin's safety, It seems alarmist, at best, for the users apparently shows a 24 percent thus, will be increasingly evident. the results was the fact that the data Indicates the highest saccharin users FDA to scare the nation with their decreased risk. Is It possible to use such It Is certainly obvious from what has and those using saccharin longest had emphasis of "evidence" that showed a data to condemn products that bring been reported thus far that the weight 60 percent increased risk of bladder benefits to millions of people? no increased risk over non-users. of scientific evidence indicates sacThe FDA itself stated in its press cancer for "heavy users of artificial What is needed at this point is to have charin poses no real risk to the public. release that, "The preliminary results weeteners" when that increase is independent epidemiologists analyze Robert H. Kellen of the study were that there was no based upon only seven Individuals out the report to give an accurate inPresident increased risk of bladder cancer found of a study population of 3,000 bladder terpretation of the results. We believe among users of artificial sweeteners In cancer patients. In fact, similar data the strong evidence the report data Kelly Helps The People Not A Tag ....". . , In reference to the letter in which the Howard Baker's campaign for the Republican nomination got off to a later start thanmostoftheothers — hecameththIrdl Iowa but he's now rising In the polls, and In New Hampshire he has a secret weapon in th$ form of his daughter Cynthia, known as Sissy 1 Baker. Sissy graduated from Mt. Vernon College Washington in 1978, she's had some TV e6 in Does Doctor H ave Cl ue? Nearly 25 years ago Sherwood, on the basis "The spasm theory Is well established of his own wide experience in medicine, was now," Sherwood said, "But the reason for the among the first to suggest that heart attacks arterial spasm has not been more than were linked to spasms, or contractions, of the speculated upon, partly because the coronary arteries. triggering mechanism Is set up by such diverse and, in some cases, apparently opHe had no luck getting editors of thódlcal posit. factors, publications to accept a paper on this theory "My paper suggests that the cause is an because they held that experimental treatment required laboratory controls and upset of the sympathetic nerve control t the - - - with this attitude, though credit for the the stellate ganglion (the nerve message sascular spasm theory went elsewhere when center for the heart). + later researchers produced more "ac- ceptable" data. "The Intensity - from Washington makes sense for both nations, Second District is 37 percent black. And if thousands of modern arms can be placed Alabama's First District Including is 33 quickly in the hands of Islamic nationalists in Cooper's small suburb, Pritchard Birmingham District, the percent black. The Afghanistan in the process, so much the better. Sixth, 1530 percent black, Even under the best of circumstances, the A sober note, however. Maynard Jackson 'Afghan guerrillas can hardly be expected to expel has already endorsed President Carter - - . That was the can with vascular snasm. for re- Only a doctor can add them up, but they "It seemed obvious to me that If diseased Include tiredness, Indigestion, anxiety, arteries alone were the cause of a heart at- moderate or severe muscle spasm and the tack there would not be such long periods signs and symptoms of cervical and upper between heart attacks," he said. "After all, thoracic back trouble, the diseased arteries are there all the time. The treatment Is entirely physical medicine There had to be something else, something in rather than medication. Sherwood says he addition to the diseased arte ries, mmaling recemmendsultruonlc waves to reduce the that actually triggered the heart attack. I muscle spasm, surged Faradl&n (electric concluded that was a vascular spasm. stimulation) to Increase the time circulation Now Sherwood has prepared for publication and massage and "reinohiuzatlon" of the a paper suggesting how doctors can Identify neck by gentle manipulation, election. Like other black mayors, Cooper to do the same. States and its allies in the Middle East and South- Ijatcliett is not likely to abandon his newly west Asia can knit a new fabric of collective won court seat for a chance to affect his 'security against Soviet aggression. Protracted party's nomination process. Reverend fighting will also deepen anti-Soviet sentiment Gibson's age might make such a race difficult 'throughout the Islamic world. And the prospect of for him. But If blacks adopted the Bush plan they :tying down large Soviet garrison forces in could put both Edward Kennedy and Jimmy Afghanistan is worth pursuing for its own sake. Carter on notice that black Democrats gx. Every Soviet soldier fighting guerrillas in pect more than airy pro,nlue In M Afghanistan's mountains is one less available to threaten Pakistan and Iran. Finally, there is a consideration involved here eas well. Afghanistan's Moslem clergy have JACK ANDERSON 'declared a jihad, or holy war, against the Soviet Invaders. With this supreme religious motivation added to their normal hatred of any Invading foreigners, Afghanistan's Islamic tribesmen will fight on under any circumstances and with whatever weapons are at hand. Those who share WAlINGTON—Therelsaqulet,flt,1ng the guerrillas' opposition to Soviet aggression owe convic In the Wuhlngton strategy &ezhnsvin Vienna lastJune. Carter beamed them this last opportunity to wage that fight with councilstion that President Car ter hIm,1f laid happily when the Soviet leader reapondid to the best available weapons. the grwxmhmk for the Soviet invasion of his appeal for world peace by declaring: Atgh'nI*an. "God will not forgive us if we fail." Eagerly, w -. His wimitsady hand at the Ihn, (he tr jotted down the remark on a sheet of + \ "The thing to remember," said S Baker, "Is that there is no great Republican split today. Howard Baker wants a strong national defense. He wants to lower taxes and raise productivity. A great deal of agreemeilt exists." "Then how does he distinguish himself The coalition of supporters of Winter In the past few weeks as to avoid old Springs Mayor Troy Piland and friends for fear the word would get out. ,Altamonte Springs attorney William Both Insist their seeking-out canWack that put together a slate of can. didates at the last minute was neither a didates for more than 50 Seminole power play nor a move to take over the Democratic Executive Committee posts party or to purge anyone, "It was to strengthen the party," Wack came as a surprise to many. There are 134 seats on the committee — said, adding the candidates have varying from, say, Reagan and Crane?" I asked.'' "Well, on some issues he has taken stands more on the liberal side." "Like Panama?" Thus, what Howard Baker envisions Is an pods are to be filled In the election. Sixtythree candidates have won unopposed. Names of the opposed candidates are to be on the ballot March 11 in the in. dividual precincts. The committee is to reorganize In April, electing a new chairman, vice chairman, secretary, and Ireasurer and state committeeman and essentially conservative appeal, but with marginal signals to centrist Democrats and Independents that he is preferable to the "true blue" conservatives. He will try to exploit that appeal. He will also hope for dividends from his personal style, which will try to appeal in an articulate and non-visceral way to Common Sense. committeewoman. The function of the committee Is to set policy for the local party and to assist Democratic candidates In winning :' C Encourage Invasion*,,?Did 'Weak!arter I. r statui," he told them privately. "But it isa vous handling of the Cuban crisis convInd combat unit." the Kremlin crowd they could get away with Heinade his protest public. The presence of aggression in Afghanistan. a Soviet combat brigade In Cuba, he declared, Carter had made such a sorry hash of was "unacceptable." H. would use things in Iran, meanwhile, that the Sovjij ++ -- i on b Binford is running agaLnst put Winter Piland and Wack kept their ploy very close to the vest with Piland going so far Springs Councilman John B. Booth while for the precinct 15 committeeman post. Florence Gilmartin, active in the party Mrs. Binford, and Shelly Cox, program ' KI .7 7 1., _J 45P '1q- ",1_ certainly do change. It was only a few years ago that Dan Dorfman and Tom Radloff both served on the Altamonte 'rAW" There Is at least one major difference, the' legal plans aren't as Kdely available as their medical ntepafla,_possibly because in. pq have watctaed (Ia Industry ho grown. - permitted to sell mu IuI plans is some dates In addition, "'MdfOr oertateaboutthe d láWovsr - ____ {q 'r ' ev — — has I'.Ils, rdvithagroupoflawyerilWe,$ - and some date b and iustaa-s organisatlone muplans have a variety of + -; : ,gaMdnta ofl + + are two ways to offered by the New York City MWIICIpII Fnplcyues Legal Services (MELS). It covers 11,110 local members of the jcsja Federalke of State, County end Municipal Employees. 11* low essual sa psr.nwrib,r cost pldbythedty—Isma4epo—'hipity becaae Its own staff ci • crir lawyers. 11 iercent tI pi consult see of the Iiwpirsli 'my gtveaye. Individimi $as tend to be somewhat more expensive, largely because the people uii içethem who &M they1lbelDalyIoene ft aervkie.SIxs, tzt,:w lIisr*. tend $ be coat .per.on p . . . \ . I ' 11. + + " Rather, weIhouIrytoestab. validity In as many ways as our age w ill ' .. . ~ we say. Nonsense. our objections to disco stem from the same source as our parents' objections to our style of dancing. We're just jjealous. We wish we were voun, supple, graceful and full of the dwerJOY of living that disco represents to todey's youth.' , then, Is to admit our Our first ____ . " + "Today's youth 15 wild enough without this kind of dancing," have none ci It. "What kind of dancing Is that?" we asL'Tlae partners gyrat.and postixe3 envyoftheyoung, feet or more apart. There must be Such envy Is natural enough. We don't something bad about It." We look for r"Im to Prove that dism need tobe ashamed of It, un '- Seniors Will Not DiscoI Wemarkedthelrwor de wltha zero and kept 'on dancing Now there is disco. We - ____ + 65 positions. after another. "This kind of dancing can lead to no good." 0 ' unsuccessful several years ago in her bid nation. (Writers did a great deal of such opining in those days.) "Mark my w," d one pundit + + Casselberry Council Chairman Charles Glascock, are unopposed for the precinct grandparents. "Immorality!" screamed the clergy, no-no. "What's the world coming to?" wonWe complain about the abandon and dared the editorialists. Youth, they about the dancer's look of total abopinl, was on a path to eternal dam- sorption, - ___ Timothy M. Glascock and Mary E. children of former Glascock, It's much easier to be critical than to be sopportive. We seniors, for example, were the first to hold our partners In our arms w hen we danced. That shocked our parents and " - - 64 posts. It. 1 / 'I f4 Rep. Robert Hattaway, Is being opposed for the precinct 11 committeewoman office by Barbara Ager. By LOU COT1'IN 1. - Sheppard. Peggy Hattaway, vice chairman of the Democratic committee and wife of State Many seniors follow a simple rule: When In doubt about anything new, knock - + Altamonte Springs City Commissioner Dolores Vickers and her husband, Dr. David Vickers, head of the biology department at University of Central Florida, are unopposed for the precinct :... r;v For an .iunnple of how tide group in. mm works, cenakier the pram 57 committeeman post. The Old Steps Do Just Fine To help cover by group or by Betty Neuman in the same precinct is being opposed by Phyllis Sheppard, wife of Casselberry's new mayor, Owen If :' - .,,.. ..- V $0 — ... Former Longwood commissioner • those expenses, some are turning to prepsid legal plans. (heuninir Reports says this relatively I. .4rnI1. fpg nfri1 In. tIW — amw .siia lines: If yours covered, you're on. finance a legal plan ltiedtoacertalnamcimtofprofois101al IndividuaL rn,,1I. - Lawrence Goldberg and his wife, Ethel, 46.4 4",v -19414 .14,116-01, -4 (.4 ... friends. Yet for the precinct 36 posts Dorfman is being opposed by Radloff and , *.! . *0 0 -0 1W 11,0,%, It 4 1% 4 ... Springs City Commission and were good • - 1 ,, —lit, -: 'OK, s,wybodyl LoIS how It For t$ Mi- 'MISS gyio.CoId War' of tips 1980$!" ago, Is opposed by John A. Lawson Jr-, expected to challenge Mrs. Reynolds for the state office, Selma R. (Sonnle) William, is being challenged in her bid for the precinct 50 slot by Cheryl L. Grago. The list of candida tes show that times bislaasezpseisiveuthoeeolamediCal , ' electiorL you've ever needed the services of a lflyer, you may know they sometimes acti . James Melvin, unsuccessful Sanford In precinct 13, Winter Springs, Tom A. city commission candidate several years ell fagal problems generally don't crop op as frequently as medical problems. But U mçq4j 7 of "The People's Voice," the local par. ty's newspaper that has proved so ucessful. She has also been talked up as a candidate for vice chairman of the new committee In AprIl, Don't be surprised If the Binfoida withdraw from the race. To Your Insurance Plan ' - almost solely responsible for the success il mu - planner for Seminole Community Action, is opposing Nancy Booth. Mrs. Booth is Plans Sim ar dvice Legal A . + in •,,,,_ made, especially of the contested races, In precinct 12, Ernestine Forward, erstwhile secretary-treasurer of the committee,is again a candidate. She quit her position on the committee soon after Harry Kwiatkowski, then a new and enthusiastic Democrat, and later county commissioner, took over the party reins, Mrs. Forward of Forest City Is being challenged by Joan Kloppenborg and Mary F. Dory. - yellow paper. diplomacy, he said, "to gut the Soviets to weretemptedto eson d in fIsl , et Pa. Thus. pro(esaionrbellevs Carter Othurnmb,cscithsAmericandelegaUon+ ellmmnaieUco,nbst.natareof this unit ... ff first, Brezhnev tried to mask his milht.çy was gigled and lnthnldt.d by the Soviets. loehad startled at the old atheist's reference we do not succeed, we will take appropriate moves by announcing a unilateral wIthdraa1 According to one scathing mesmalsK the to the Dolly. Soviet Foreiga Mhg.r AndreI action to change the status quo." of Soviet troops and tanks from East G KiamIlu toot Carters nann ad fond Gromyks, apparently eanaing their surprise, But four weeks of diplomatic efforts had no many. He made this appear to be a concesal vueffltlng and yujner'." t as pointed at (be ceiling and eoflnad: "y e,ct Upon the Soviets. Gromnyko rejected to Western Europe. IU Magldsdosht dot tiw wily but wury know, that's the Guy a there." Carter's entreaties in blunt languare. "Our In reality, the Soviet units ware qui%Jy old men ofhe Kremlin would haverlasda Carter left Viesma sxaabui'ant over his new Mv1c,onthisscore,"hesaId, "is simple: Itls moved to the borders of A ha'alstan. They ,na.ve military mow to the rim of the perasial rsia' with the Kremlin czar. higia time you admit this whole matter is reinforced an airborne division, which w Western oil reserves U (hay had thought We But tnl.11igew reports suggest that artificial and proclaim It to be dosed." also put on a war footing, president would stand iç to t'". Brashne, was lees Impressed with Carter; Seventeen years earlier, the Soviets had military buildup was monitored by I4 In an earlier colurnht, I deserlbsd how the according to one report, &idmev rugarded backed away from a Cuban CONNntIUOn Intelligence agencies which puh'ilt ted t1 Soviets had tested Cuter's mettle at the his American cosWrpu't weak and, with President JoIm F. Kennedy. This time It reports to the president. He sought an , big1wth Olga was America's tarn to back away. What had planation from Moscow, and Brszhny y r.bfkdhim,andherepsatediyreboimded— The neat a4U bean "amacceptal." four weeks earlier, reasared him that the Sovietslntq14 e jant a few toil of codenoe that meralima wmId later. Photo_ detected a Soviet Carter conceded, was now acceptable, military triwlili over amorality In the andcembet brIg I on m.i.s a few miles "The brigade liens Is certainly no reason muing Carter accepted &islmsg lie was em's he could' reach an en- esithef HAVOW$ovlsladvluuri had beenla fcraretarntothscoldww,"hsezplaln.dto aaarance.LterCwtJgi. derstanding with 5ov Fnd4v4 Iaoald (s hr 17 years, bat the appearance of a the An*lcan people. He ceul&a't even ix- aggrendon as a personal effrcat. He w &edmev If only they could It down tether. ce"bet force win $ miles of car shores tract a Soviet pledge, according to imliks, particularly offended by &sshvsv's . C'ter believed that the àlacidty of his was a distarhing sew de14. net topróvlde airlift or esslift capacity fordo plariation over the Moacow-Wangton pipes, and the power _of Me faith would pradilmi rugietersd a pretsat with hisdiepetud brigade, line "tthe ft"freops had bean 't,Ii Carter's bsc own omi. last October. o,e er Da harriers betwean ", that a new frimdIn as Kremli., back s a fist oAfgiapdstaa. '1wij weld temiene dedd that a Soviet co't'bst brigade had been wn 1t meetlug would Thom Is ON WAW@nw that the Soviet the president later commemi.d aiçily. seat to Ciba. Carter complained to and reduce the 'wiser tirset, cana Waft But with the election only alas motj an cisualoul ls Dat Da Sevists were s 'l UL analysts belie,, that the sway, he now seeks to project Igmeeli as The paddeit was as sU'' be confronted b1. 'Ihe Soviets deny It has combat two avoids were related, that Cter's ner- hero of his own catastrophes. evangellet when at l the Soviets to for several years in the past, Is opposed Tony Russl while Mrs. Dorfman Is being to be mayor of Longwood, were elected by Margaret E. Megill and Emma Jean opposed by Mrs. Radloff. unopposed to the precinct 53 posts. Williams. -Mrs. Megill is director of School Board member Pat Telson and Gene Grooms, executive director of the public health in the'county. her husband, Richard Telson, have been Seminole Education Association, is being Lois Jackson is opposed by Mary Ellen elected unopposed to the precinct 49 posts opposed for the precinct 51 post by Leon Rowe, a schoolteacher, for precinct 26. as has another school board member H. Thompson. Mrs. Rowe was elected a Kennedy Roland Williams to the precinct 41 post. Party chairman Rod Cable, who has delegate to the Democratic mini. Richard J. Russo, of Casselberry, who been eyeing the state committeeman's convention in St. Petersburg. had been very active in the party, and office, is opposed for return to his ha tho a'hntn c,u. in it hnst hppn hi,Iipvp,4 IA L.UUUIIIiWV t... flLZlIh Kathleen Revnoldsnf Sanford., nr,r'Inrt ,..... IAJL U.', i-iuhIip 30 committeewoman for many years and cessor to Rod Cable as chairman, Is Pagano* currently state committee woman was opposed by former Casselberry Mayor Councilman John Leighty of elected unopposed. But the woman who Is Bill Grier for precinct 52. Meanwhile, Casselberry is unopposed for the precinct a committeeman and committeewoman philosophies. Some intriguing observations could be in each of the 67 precincts. Ninety-nine "Yes." + IERR*S WORLD . liland, Wack insist Slate Will Strengthen Democrats IN come round again. -- . it proved to be the winning combination, - come Baker seems to be betting that Its fir. 70— + Insofar as It has a tactical plan, the Bake manner of Eisenhower. Rockefeller took that approach In 1964 against Goldwater, again-in . United Way Checks Head To Agencies campaign seems to hark back t an olde form of Republicanism. Baker Is trying t expand the Republican base by reaching ou th to "Democrats and Indep'n the spasm, coupled with the degree of disease in the artery, will In the determine the severity of the Incident." As he recounted In an article magazine World Medicine, new ideas are not Sherwood l' a variety o the factors he easily absorbed by the medical Profession says it possible "to recognize a syn. when they seem logical to a working dromemake which can be a direct prelude to a doctor who has seen them succeed time and coronary attack again among his own patients. - ,j •. meticulous records. Sherwood tm no quarrel arteries due to a state of congestion around attack on Afghanistan, can hardly be expected to Richard Arrington or Pritchard Mayor A.J. cooperate without a credible U.S. commitment to CooperinAlabama—couldrun for president help it resist f urther Soviet expansion. Given in their states. They could win a sizable state's delegates. Pakista n's strategic location and its warm water minority of each Fifth C1onal District ports on the Arabian Sea, such a commitment largely Atlanta Is 44 percent black. Its resistance will help buy time In which the United + I 80 Y ))1 problem. People understand, after Carter that they don't want an amateur." - . + "Today people are just as fed up with that Idea. They see that you have to understani Washington to change It, to get things done, Howard Baker is that kind of candidate. HE knows Washington and understands It, but he's not seen as part of the Washlngtoil - .. . outside. LONDON (UPI) Dr. Paul Sherwood patients at risk of a coronary spasm and believes he has identified a complex of syrup- detailing the treatment which he has found toms whose presence Is often a forewarning of effective in some cases, especially when a a heart attack, patient already has had a heart attack, ' • perlence with CBS in Nashville, she's at tractive, articulate, and has boundlesé energy. On a quick visit to the Dartmouth College campus, she drew more students t an Informal chat than most actual candidate would expect to attract. Over breakfast at the Hanover Inn, gathered from Sissy that Senator Baker 14 running as, so to speak, the Common Sens4 candidate. "In 1976," said Sissy, no doubt reflecting Baker campaign thinking, "a lot of peopld were fed up with Washington, they simply had had it. Jimmy Carter presented himself a the answer to Washington, the savior fronl SCIENCE WORLD . ___ _. - 1100" three bears: papa bear, mama bear, 60 and baby bear. "Someone has been At eating my porridge," boomed papa 50-•-I V.P. bear in his deep voice. "Someone has been eating my porridge," cried baby 40 1. bear In her high little voice. "Gripe, 30-' gripe, gripe," said mama bear. "I haven't even put It in the bowl yet!" After reading this letter, '1 was I wondering lf the writer could have been I also: 10 referring to the same Congressman 1. Stop fighting each other and work . Kelly who had recently helped me with I for the common good. a Veteran's Administration Insurance 2. Present to the Russians and to the Rep. Richard Kelly speaks at a recent gathering. problem and if he was the same United Nations the enclosed proposal Congressman who fought hard to keep aged and sick when they were denied by for peace. if they refuse we must at Does he know what bills Kelly us from tumbling d the road the Agriculture Department. His proposed and the Democratic Congress least match them in producing socialism by opposing government voting record has been better than 95 weapons, and just as importantly, In United Way of Seminole County President Bob Daehn looks on in dIspose? `grants of our tax money to New York pert. His Longwood office staff is spirit and patriotism. Does he know for what purpose Mr. October as Linda Gardner, of Clark, I)ietz and Associates, paints city and the Chrysler Corp. 3. Stop inflation as soon courteous and they will help you with Kelly made these trips at his own as feasible. the tally sign in downtown Sanford. The local campaign later After reading that article, I checked any problem you have with Wage price controls are Indicated. expense? religions in topped its 1979 goal of $236,600. the record and found that Kelly made a Washington. 4. Teach contemporary Too many of our people talk when trip to Communist China recently, as No, I am not of the same political they should be listening. Kelly, a public schools stressing the Golden Rule and the 10 Coinniancitnents. They Republican, is among a group of about . was his duty, by being a member of the party, but I like this political stands. House Banking Committee to check on have stood the test of time. 540 and the majority are Democrats, Bonner L. Carter possible loan of our tax money to that 5. Reform Aid to Families with his one vote has to be extra good and Sanford Checks In the total amount of $51,500 stories stands near the head of the list. country. He made another trip to Israel Dependent Children to provide welfare strong to even get off the floor. It Is were mailed this week to 14 United Way We thank you most sincerely. as an interested banking cornin exchange for sterilization. Kelly has been fighting for the people The unfortunate, sometimes only has a agencies, members of the United Way mitteeman and paid for that trip out of People Should Listen outrageous that our government In more ways than can be seen on the In need of help, thank the momentarily This includes Seminole County Inc. program that encourages illegitimacy of surface. He was one of the few who and barbarism, This is rebuttal to Edward Yokley's an annual grant of $4,000 to the Red citizens of Seminole County who realize He stuck his neck out and fought to were opposed to the giveaway of our life save the housewife from having to pay Jan. 13 letter, "What Has Kelly Done 6. Provide that after conviction for Cross Seminole County Disaster Fund. that they are their brother's keeper. We line, the Panama Canal. He has fough t y For P eopl e?" higher prices for sugar for the famil the td felony hardened criminals Th e other amounts represent the first ar e mandated this and in Seminole against the flcticious Salt II treaty Does Mr. Yokley read the reports in table. He fought and saved new home , may be placed with the federal quarterly payments from our most County we obey the law, divine or civil. . which was made and still Is for the Bob Daehn buyers from paying an extra thousand the newspaper? Unitedway c*1. government for safe keeping In successful benefit of RUULL Does he get a , copy ci. President Many wonderful people made the "doU.rs or more to have now homes stockades In the western desert. needed., congressional records to know how our United Way ' Insulated whether or not It was Larkin I4undley drive a success but the Herald with Its Stephen G. saunt Sr of Seminole County Inc. He helped restore food stamps for the congressmen voted on different Issues? Marianna almost daily publicity photos and Sanford - - 'the Soviet army. But continued guerrilla question was asked, "What has (Rep. Richard) Kelly done for the people?" (Jan. 13 Herald), it reminds me of this old story. Once upon a time there were In standing-up to the Russians our president has acted wisely, and deserves the complete support of every citizen. Ever since World War II, we have retreated before the Russians. If we desire to remain a great country we must retreat no further. They now threaten our life line of oil from the Persian Gulf. Our effort at survival has been made greatly more difficult by our failure to be even-handed in the Middle East. We must correct this failur e. If we wish to bequeath to our descendants a happy life we should U Calorie Control Council Atlanta OUR GOAL No Retreat From RussiaF023 4 oo] . I - -t... . , . Test Results Prove FDA Should Support Saccharin "No excuses, please, no self-pity, "Just get down to the double knit-ty gritty." flp The Soviet invasions of Hungary in 1956 and Czechoslovakia in 1968 permitted little op- JULIAN BOND portunity for organized resistance. Even the celebrated freedom fighters of Budapest were crushed in a matter of days. And neither Czechoslovakia nor Hungary lent themselves to the kind of protracted guerrilla resistance that can bleed an occupying army and sap its morale. Afghanistan, as the Soviets are learning, is an ;altogether different story. There, tens of ,thousands of tough Afghan guerrillas are fighting back against the flood of Soviet armor and 1 mechanized infantry pouring Into their country. 'Tragically, the guerrillas are woefully illequipped to take on the panoply of Soviet COLUMBIA, S.C. Black Democrats weaponry arrayed against them. afraid to embrace Sen. Edward Kennedy and Most of Afghanistan's guerrilla bands are arreluctant to give Incumbent Jimmy Carter a med with a bizarre assortment of light weapons premature endorsement ought to take a cue ranging from homemade land mines to bolt-action from Republican candidate George Bush. rifles that predate World War I. The guerrillas are The former CIA director has announced he virtually defenseless against Soviet tanks, fighter may oppose GOP front-runner Ronald Reagan and his aggressive foe, John Conbombers and helicopter gunships. Even so, they nally,in South Carolina's March 8Republican are surviving and resisting, and they seem prnm'. capable of continuing their insurgency for months But unlike Reagan, who expects to garner 'and perhaps years. at least three-quarters of the delegates here It is not difficult to imagine how much more (he won 27 of 36 in the 1976 contest), and kffective the guerrillas would be, and how much Connally, whose refusal to accept federal more costly Moscow would find its Afghan matching funds will allow him to exceed the :aggression, if the insurgents possessed an ample 1434,000 spending limit on those who do take 'supply of mouern inianrry Weapons. in inc nanas wern, Bush plans WUWt a campaign in no of these determined partisans, plentiful quantities more than two of South Carolina's six districts. of automatic weapons, mortars and particularly congressional While Reagan and Connally slug it out, the anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles could exact a lower-keyed Bush will concentrate his limited 1 heavy toll of Soviet invaders, resources and perhaps accomplish a plurality There are encouraging signs that the Carter victory over his better known rivals. 'administration is at least considering supplying Bush's plan to run only where he believes he arms to the guerrillas. Secretary of State Cyrus has strength sets an obvious example for Vance declined comment recently when asked if black Democrats. Democratic and Republican primaries in the United States would do so a purposely Georgia, Alabama and Florida take place on vague response that left all options wide open. March 11, three days after the South Carolina Pakistan is the key to any attempt at arming the election. Black presidential candidates in Afghan guerrillas. China's 50 miles of common each state could adopt the Bush's South border with Afghanistan is too isolated and too Carolina strategy and capture uncommitted easily interdicted to permit its use for anything black delegates who could then yield unusual Influence at their party's nominating other than an unreliable trickle of weapons and co nvention, other supplies. Iran's much-longer border with would work: Afghanfstan Is obviously off-limits to AmericanL' Here's how the scenario A well-known figure In lath state Atlanta That leaves Pakistan and Its hundreds'of miles of Ma' Maynard Jackson in G.(,gi, ismi iporous frontier along Afghanistan's eastern and Commissioner Fa ther Theodore Gibson or southern boundaries. State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Hatchett But Pakistan, badly frightened by the Soviet In Florida, newly elected Birmingham Mayor Sunday, Jan. 27, 1$0-7A — Most of us don't really know anything about disco. But we're sure it should be a W allow. i — - '-'r ~-,r:. !-- +- .P. 10 ,.*.." .- ' x., ~ .T.". ~ , _~t • . _ '..; ' +. - •. .;.+ . - - .. - + - - , " . ' + ', '. -+ + _~.S. 11 4 IA? - . ; . 7i.: J I . :t,o _,'__, . ._ ..t ,a Eil~Wig 9~ ~ *~ _W W .- ,11~ 4 , _f 4 4 ..4; !_ % .. - P 71'.4 77 4_~611*',r ~__,-,~_ ~ .I 1.1~ 7 , , , "VM. , .,. 0 *-J,,,- - . I ~ ~tj~.p4.7w"l L .4~~,~. r , I W .a i �-. .-... .,...'.- .- .. . M IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 27, 1980 Williams: Don't Change Residential Area AIMMEN Sunday, Jan, 27, 11980-11 6 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Commission Denies Rezoning Permit For Home By DIANE PETRYK A couple Owning Property in the Bear Lake area will not be allowed to open a home for Spanish-speaking elderly people after their rezoning request was turned down by the Seminole County commission this week. Agustin D. Marques and Martha A. Marquez said they intended to open a home for 18 to 25 older persons if their rezoning request was granted. They said presently there are no facilities In the Orlando area for the elderly who speak only Spanish. But residents of the Bear Lake area complained the home Julian to serve as trustee of the Fred H. Wilson Memorial Law Lthc.w cQglaclag &t4a7meY VWan A. Leff{r 111. Only Commissioner Bob French voted against the motion. —Agreed to pay $492 for the County Planner Woody Price and $305 for the Principal Planner Joyce Sellen to attend a National Land Use Conference on Growth Management in San Francisco, Feb. 25-a. -Agreed to pay $532 for the parks and recreation manager to attend the Revenue Sources Management School sponsored by the National Parks and Recreation Department to be held In Wheeling, W. Va., March 9-14. - Agreed to pay $225.16 for a lieutenant's travel to would lead to further strip development and increased traffic. Jacksonville, for a Hazardous Material Workshop to be held Herald Stall Writet. — Passed unanimously a bid award correction to the correct Restricted Neighborhood Commercial, property owned by County land development staff said there was no reason the Feb. 1145. Robert Feather, located in the general area of the southeast total of $5,346 for bid No. 202. land in question could not be used as zoned, but said they did - Passed unanimously a resolution establishing the Land ._& Passed unanimously recession of an award to ABC corner of Wekiva Springs Road and East Lake Brantley Drive; not oppose rezoning. Commission Dick Williams, however, Development Code Advisory Committee. to change property from ft-IA Single Family Dwelling District Diversified Services, Inc. for custodial services, said rezoning would change the character of the residential -Approved unanimously site plans for Lakeview Christian to CN Restricted Neighborhood Commercial property -Passed unanimously a resolution requesting funding of a area. The rezoning was denied by unanimous vote. Church and development plans for Woodland Estates, River water quality management plan for Howell Creek Basin. described as the northeast corner of Highway 434 and East The commission approved rezoning from a single-family Woods East Addition and Genova Woods Sections 1-5. - Passed unanimously a resolution requesting funding a Lake Brantley Drive; for Teterson Outdoor Advertising dwelling district to a one and two-family dwelling district of Corporation requesting a variance in a C-2 Commercial zone to —Unanimously approved the return of $35 to Guyton T. study of Lake Aeration using the multiple inversion technique property described as in the general area of the west side of Skipper, 449 Highland St., Altamonte Springs,• for a fee for an to improve the water quality in area lakes. erect a double face billboard within 1,250 feet vs. 1,500 feet of east Lake Brantley Drive, approximately 700 feet north of application for variance withdrawn at the applicait's request existing church directional sign on property of Prairie Lake. - Passed unanimously a waiver of application fees for State Road 434. The property Is owned by W. Don DeVore, Sr. prior to advertising. Park off U.S. Highway 17-92. at request to place a storage trailer Seminole Baseball, Inc.'s County staff said they were opposed to the rezoning, but none — Continued for one week the consideration of a building of the neighbors wrote or came to the meeting to speak against permit of property that is flood-prone on Westwood Drive. the proposal. - Denied a request by Kenneth W. Wright to reverse a Williams pointed out that he has been "historically opposed" decision of the Building Contractor's Board which denied his to such rezonings, but said he feels neighborhoods should be request for a Class 'C' building contractors Certificate of what they want to be. Competency. "If no one Is opposed I'm not going to tell people what their -Overturned the Building Contrator's Bo.rd at the request neighborhood should be like," Williams said, of William E. Ekdahl and granted his Class 'C' Building The rezoning was approved unanimously. Contractor's Certificate of Competency. - Unanimously authorized the board chairman to sign In other action this week, the commission: -Appointed school board and Longwood City Attorney Ned application for financial assistance under 701 Comprehensive —Passed unanimously approval for a local scouting ft Soldiers Creek Ballfield complex. Considered a proposal from a property owner adjacent to S. Lee Park to trade a portion of their land for a portion of the park to obtain access to State Route 48. The Parks and Recreation Advisory board recommended the county trade on an equal acreage basis with the other party paying all related costs. After discussion, however, it was decided that the county tax assessor should first determine If equal parcels were of equal vale. - Approved unanimously payment of $1,064.95 to public defender Gerald Rutberg. C. - organization to place a window display in county Courtroom D., -Approved unanimously a proposal to pay Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. $4,933.31 to settle a suit filed to seek determination of the proper compensation due Beckwith for the years 1969-1976. The amount was in dispute because Beck. with was then an officer paid in relation to fees collected. The settlement also calls for paying Seminole County the sum of $1,010.90 for machine rental and $5,534.83, the balance of an escrowed account maintained to pay Beckwith when determ1ran#lAn tons Fired Librarian Gets Save on draperies and undersheers. Job, Back Pay.. In what Seminole Education Association Harris said the school board should be a officials say is a precedent-setting case, a body that sets a moral example, but teachers Seminole County circuit court judge last week are continually "improperly released." ruled that a former Jackson Heights Middle Ma, Cornelison's attorney, John Chamblee School librarian who was fired In 1976 must be Jr., said McGregor's ruling is the first case in rehired for one year and given back pay. Florida where a judge has confirmed an Judge Robert McGregor's ruling upheld a arbitrator's award granting re-employment. 1977 arbitrator's decision that Lynette CorThe state laws, Julian said, contradict nelison, 43, of Winter Park, was fired without Florida's collective bargaining law that says being given fair warning that she was not school employees can take a grievance to doing a satisfactory job. binding arbitration. While Ned Julian, school board attorney, There is a direct conflict between authority said the ruling violates state laws on the of the superintendent and the authority of the hiring of teachers on annual contracts, Seminole Education Association President arbitrator, Julian said. "There are no case decisions (from apellate Rick Harris said the judgment sets a the judgment of an courts) in the state of Florida that address precedent In upholding that question," Julian said. arbitrator and supporting the collective bargaining process. The School Board will discuss possible 25% off All knitti yarn A ~., . I 1 1 .1 ,~ , II ,. Sale 289652x t , I . ~~ . '--~/ 4e4N'~ '_~;'N~ I'*-I, -11 I .~~ _V ev: Super savings on all acrylic knitting and corchet yarns. Tweeds, solids in pastels and deep fashion tones. 63" Reg. 3.49. Graceful undersheer panel In polyester knitted ninon. 52x84'. Reg. 4.19 Sal. 3.77 on. ft- le 24 pr. 25% off all ?. ' I. . . . ' '• . fabrics. Our fashion assortment includes poly/rayon linen suiting, elegant crepe do Chine polyester, cotton seersucker, terries. chenilles, more. From famous makers like Dan River. Burllngton/Klopman. Funeral Notk.s , .• .. : ' ' . .. •.. ... •. . • ... • ., / ç . ;I .' / 'Ni f - - - I I _% . -. . . I '' / .. ... ...-. " '' . .• . .. . _____ ( AT .. •,•• ___ . .t. . Ir . , - - , .• :11 "Next week looks like bad news, really bad news " That comment came from Seminole coach Bill Payne following Friday night's romp in which his Fighting Tribe . easily whipped Spruce Creek's Hawks 73-47. If Payne was looking ahead, the blame has to be put Ofl his starting line up. Six-foot six inch Reggie Butler rammed home a dunk just eight seconds into the game and with It slammed home any effort Spruce Creek could come up with. Whitney, McCray, Butler, Stambaugh and Thomas put on a torrid and precise shooting clinic throughout the first half as the Semino!es took a whopping 41-15 halftime lead. McRay, who ta llied a game high 17 po in ts and Butler, scoring more in the last few games provided 12 points but It was their complete dominance and defense that spelled doom for Spruce Creek. The two Tribe big men helped Payne's crew build a 32-16 rebounding edge that enabled the Tribe boss to send in reserves much of the second half. "That was probably as good a first half as we've played all year," complimented Payne of his squad's performance. The curly-haired coach kind of summed up the victory in a 12-3 manner. First of all our big guys kind of psyched 'em out, then we controlled the boards, and then we got red hot," explained 1. Payne. "I have to say that Keith (Whitney) probably had his best .1 1 all-around game of the year tonight too," Payne adt d, The Seminole's lightning quick point guard didn't explode with offensive fireworks, but his craftsmanship ball handling sparkled. Whitney was a perfect 4-4 from the floor for an eightpoint evening and the southpaw found time to dish out a game high 11 assists In a little over two quarters of play. His runningmate Glen Stambaugh didn't have a bad night either, totaling 14 points on his patented jumper off the side of the key. :' ..; I ., • hK - 1 A. __ . Maln$and'a'Jerry Smith for drives scOre In the Patriot's Friday night loss to the his own. The win was the first for Mainland being upset by Warner Christian a week ago. Buccaneers. an past against Buccaneers Handle .,, "Our defense was super too," Payne was quick to add. "We jumped on them early and never really let up. It was a A little defense. Smith gets ready to return a favor Moths for a bucket early by driving th e lane A little offense. Lake Brantley center Tom Moths • pleasant game to coach." While the Seminole had a "Pleasant game" Friday, it's the upcoming schedule that prompted Payne's bad news of elaboration. "We've got Boone and Daytona Seabreeze coming up next week," pointed out the Seminole boss, and both of them are on . r, the road." Patriots . "Brantley is a spirited ball club," Sheffield 12, Morris 0, Cooper 10, Ballard Mainland was never challenged by the Stadler Holds San Diego Open Lead Maybe the Seminole's hot performance had something to do •.' - A' Seabreeze Scalps Hawks SAN DIEGO (UPI) victory will be as tough." final two rounds will be for the top prize of $45,000. A Daytona Beach Seabreze DAYTONA SEABREEZE that Craig Stadler knows how The San Diego Open field is contested, starting with the total of 74 players survived outscored the Lake Howell (18): Ervin 12, Robivaou 12, I to win, don't bank on his a lot tougher than the one third today. urphy the out with defending Silver Hawks in every quarter Small 12, Williams it, Pteil Fergus and first- champion Fuzzy Zoeller Friday night to post a 68-54 6, Fields 2, Martin 4, Clark 1, folding up in the $250,000 San Stadler had to beat in the Keith Diego Open although It could Hope, mostly because It In- round leader Bill Calfee are barely making It at 145. . win in Five Star Conference Martin 2. Totals: 29 10-10 1$. happen because Tom Watson cludes Watson, generally another shot back at 138 with Jeff Mitchell, who won the action. LAKE HOWELL (54): is among his five closest pta'- considered the world's best J.C. Snead, Bob Proban, Al Phoenix Open last week, is The Sandcrabs pulled out to suers. golfer over the last three Geiberger and Forrest Fezler alive at 142, while PGA a 16.13 first quarter ad- Barnes 18, Scott 3, McKnight Ron Hershman paced the Brlghtman 6, r ImovIng trunm This is Watson's first event seasons. at 139 and Dave Hill, Mark championDavidGraharnisat vantage and used a big Ronnie Murphy St. ClaM effort with 14 points. margin, outscoring Lake O'Shaupeuy 2, Conway 14. Be seeingly Watson said he would be McQamber, Kermit Zarley, 143. 01 the year, and he contest in the jt a balance Oviedo ats picked up right where he extremely surprised if he Buddy Gardner, Bobby Among those who didn't Howell 26-17 in the final period Totals: 254-11 14. nipped ha ta wIth 14 psints Friday the St. CIOM Bulldogs ll ting a 69 , shoo won this week, simply Wadklns, Len Hinkle and make It were John Mahaffey, to steadily pull away for the left off lest fa ____ Halftime: Seabreeze 32, an the Uonebyaslnglspolnt,53- Friday togo with an opening- because he doesn't know Doug Tewell at 140. Be victory. Miller. Barber, Victor Lake Howell U. T.tal Fouls: ;8449wla Over orange 53. avel to New round 65 for a 36-hole score 01 Where his game IL separa te 20 Regalado, George Archer and shots Only four The win improved Seabreeze 11, Lake Howell 12. The lAos tr , CWW W. 7-under-par right up there players, so the scramble is On Chi Chi Rodriguez. "But I'm Seabreeze to 9-8 the season Fouled on out: None. TuNdSY Smyrna guard lad an Stadler is one shot ahead close enough," he said, "and while the Silver Hawks Technicals: None. JV: Lion retmnhomeagalmtEsatison ron sw old) shooting his second you never know what might slipped to 7-10. Seabreezel7, Lake Howell 49. j double figures. Senior Friday. 68 Friday. While happen. I'm reasonably guçd Tray Keilages, who most pleed with th.wsylhave ST. CLOUD (41): Her wlthMlxphyin the :!" problems with playing con- played to ills point. Certainly, sa 11, lisper 2, lippIs 4, notched 10. and anaftarnoon wind, If the weather Improves, so dltlons Oviedo's Lady Lions, Wick it, A. Dilal, Fisher 4, Walpole 11t Pil36, Perry It Stadler played steadily, might my game." sparked by a 21 point game L DMa 2, Dàalobler 4, fn OutIs 2. Talk: cithS 2CU ago Stadler held Robert Sne 17; ll 2; Joseph from Tracy Dixon, posted a Camichos 2, Waraicke 2, CftS— Michael Simmons TWO Tied Watson for second the et. di °"° (1 he fiflil arc 1rsy Mawiey, Brjbby McCloud 22; Roger Hall 2; Travis Brown 2; Steward Gordon 2; 42-29 win over Orlando Luther O'Bdeit 2. Totals: 123-929. he r hi t hi mself toget firmr the Lions had it lk#1, round to win the Bob Hops Walsel, Ray Floyd and D.A. Richard Roberts 2; Charles SmIth 9. Friday night. ovino 114 mssn and 36,u14,u Keppired Mar tin 2, ., rc Scott I, I'phy 14, 9; Leroy Richardson 20; Raymond Curry Variety J.e. The victory evened the Classic.It was Marte Weibring. 01 that group Floyd , Uagard 2, se.tir 9, il nel 3 Totlm car victory, aid he said It shot Fmiias 7, Ikjsr 7, " Luke Wooden 1, Ricky Richardson 1. Lady Lion record at 55 on the Brewdy 2, Dixon 21, McCall 2,' mmM p3-' TIP Top Supermarket— Darrell Graham 7; Rod Alexander year. came on the easier North course, Alezaader2, Totals: 202.3 7 ,victory w sur 12 Lisa Wick tallied 12 points "WhmIng the first one is the sane one Stadler played. 11 & 7 blocked shots; Dexter Franklin 8; Michael Edwards 4; Halftime: (Med. 20, Luther N4Iwe OvIed. *1, II. for m Lions c who stand .t 13-S Walsel and SatflUSl Edwards 2. for the losers. 11. Mauney, CIend 1$, like pulling teeth," he said. Watson, Total teals: Ovledo It, n wills di lass U..$ 14. Film Bl. on • illiams 8; Andre W Wright 15; Co (basin— Michael Mc y's it pl th e sougi weilring ayed 1. Filed oat: Now. drc pod St. aNd's RoIldop Ovid. 1. JV: IL Qsud U, "Now I've Learned what 3. Oscar Merthie Greg Merthle 4; ORLANDO LUTHER (21): Techilcais: next south cause, over which 3i don't think my lakes...! (Med. 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"We've got seven games left," said Sevort, McGarvey 8, Moths 11, Laughton at least 16 points. the game to start things rolling for the SANFORD (73): Guy 1, SippLo 3, Gaudreau 1, Stambaugh 14, UCF (73): Z1 1ern1afl 214 Buccaneers. Mainland blitzed to a 214 Peterson, "And our boys are ready to win 8, Knight 7, Satterfield 2, Hobbs 4, Luce 9, Local products also played It 0, Ho*ard 2. Totals Whitney 8, D. Thomas 1, S. Thomas 5, McCray 17, Butler 12, a Me in the victory for the 1, Frisk 3 641, 81th 14 3'S first quarter advantage, 4, Strickland some ball games." $20, Holapa 201 WIbosi Jones 2, Grace 4, Totals 32 9-16 73. 31, Lady Knights. The Patriots have yet to win a game In 299-1667. All-state candidate Sam Henry hit SPRUCE CREEK (47): Britton 13, TenBroeck 12, Williams Mainland 44, Lake Brantley Fdrmer Lake Howell cager 4, Fabey 43-4 U, SwIlley 104 three straight baskets in the second the conference and area disappointing 1Halftime: Ciz4r Frank tossed in six 2, Melatyre 700 It, Manley I period to give the Buccaneers a corn- 17 on the year. 28. Team fouls: Mainland 18, Lake 8, Jackson 12, Shepherd 2, Totals 20 7-22 47. poials, Lake Brantley product 0.2 0, Reyaulds 0 0-2 0, Blot- frIable 29-10 lead. Halftime: Sanford 41, Spruce Creek 15. Fouls: Sanford 21. Mainland will tune up for the district Brantley 15. Spruce Creek 12. Fouled out: Jackson, Technicals: Shepherd MeéFaheY notched 11, while then HI. Totals: 3374173. 4 I rn-ow .. • ,,".• Halftime: UCF 4$, Flagler Total fouls: Fisgler 21, 32; McIntyre canned 14 in UCF 11; Fouled out: Swifley. the inning effort. 101111 ""C.usty's Msusi ik ~,~ I -t -, :,M I aL :. • . 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With support from such volunteers and leaders who attended a two. diverse groups as the NAACP, AFL-CIO, day statewide workshop in Winter Park last Women for Responsible Legislation, Florida Women's Political Caucus, Florida Conweekend. Common Cause is an active citizens' lobby servative Union, Florida Impact, Florida which works for "honest, open and efficient Young Democrats and the Florida Republican Party, one aim of Common Cause govsrndnent," Is to create, by constitutional amendment, eynote ban q uet speaker Saturday The k single-member Florida House districts and evening was Rep. Dick Batchelor, J4Ø, single-member State Senate districts. who spoke on "Florida's Experiment with the At esent, of district lines is __ __ pr redrawing 8un,lth Amendment andOZ11tI5 for done every 10 years, following the federal Regulatory Reform in census. They are drawn, however, not by General sessions west chaired by Peter committees of the laglalature but by a new, Butsk', esecutive director of Florida Corn. temporary, nonpartisan commission with mcn Cam, with the assistance ofJerry Cope. enforceable standards for the creation of 'lbs most urgent Item on the state's Corn. compact districts of nearly equal population. Wednesday it WIflW Park Fouts Faces Staubach In N1L Pro- Bowl ' The Tribe earlier in the season beat Boone on their home ' After a basket by Brantley guard Andy tournament Tuesday night as they go court 48-39 and handled Seabreeze rather easily at hnme also. By BENTON WOOD Luce, Mainland regained control as they home to tangle with Port Orange Spruce But the Tribe boss figures things will be a lot different this time Herald Sports Writer around. ) apiece asdo the members ; Winning players get Creek. cruised to a 44-28 halftime bulge. "Boone has won something like nine straight games, and ci the winning coaching staff, while losing team Lake Brantley will take a trip outside The Patriots tallied six of the first 10 "They don't miss." :members each get $2,500. The losing head coach gets in the second half but the Bucthe conference to collide with Winter when you do that in the Metro Conference you have to be Bob Peterson and his Lake Brantley points Wildcat gym Wednesday playing good basketball," advised the Seminole coach. :,000 while his staff gets the same share as the basketball team found out how good caneers reeled off 15 unanswered points Park at the has been playing a lot better too. Their big kids "Seabreeze players. night. sixth-ranked Daytona Beach Mainland is to put the game out of reach 63-34. they're playing with more confidence as the young but In the first contest of the night Willie are Toth then put in his reserves to mop up Friday night. The mighty Buccaneers Richardson's Lake Brantley junior season goes on." shot 61 percent from the floor as they the victory for Mainland. Payne and his Seminoles will be looking to keep their record Harris led a balanced Buccaneer varsity turned back Mainland 70.433. Bill eased by the struggling Patriots 89.67 in a against Metro competition intact. Thus far in the year the with 20 points, led the 9.4 Patriots scoring attack as he accounted for 13 Powers Five Star Conference match up. i. beaten every Orlando squad it has faced. Tribe has Payne and Tony Scheffield Jay Poag contributed 14 for the Lake points. Alvin Mainland upped its record to 18-1. field Friday night kept the Sanford's 63 percent mark from Brantley cause while Shaun Powers "Our kids éame out and played hard finished with 12 points each. 18 in a losing effort for the the Tribe's floor shooting percentage in loft heights. In every canned led by efforts were Lake Brantley's Buc despite the long lay off," commented season the starting five has averaged at least a 50 game this junior center Tom Moths who tallied 11 Buccaneers. coach Dick Toth. 30FLAGLER ($4): Wilson percent field goal shooting mark. arpshooUng Laura Smith The Buccaneers had a week's rest points. lifted Seminole's season record to 19-1 while Spruce 1, The win MAINLAND (89): Payne 12, Harris 13, canned 31 points Friday night 2 Gary Hays and Andy Luce followed Shanishab 0 04 0, since losing last Saturday to lÀ power Henry 11, Prince 10, Smith 9, Akaley 2, Creek fell to 8-10 before a paltry crowd of only 200. to .lead the U.C.F. Lady Anthosy 524 12, Hooks 3 0.41, Daytona Beach Warner Christian. with 10 and nine points respectively. ~. A - J~ Winter Park Hosts 'Cause' Car. Center In Winier Park. Afghanistan. ;guided by the San Diego staff headed by Don Coryell. Coryell is In his first Pro Bowl, while Sunday's game is Landry'sflfth Pro Bowl. He has yet to win under the ;AFC-NFC format. — LZWI$L4JCA3 our potential enemies while boycotting American team to MOSCOW. But with support the president's line." Port." up picking position "We USOC members) deplore what the The general feeling among the Olympics, an action which would hurt Carter's "Politics Is a game the athletes know public support, there Soviet Union is doing. But we also the congressional and very little about," Schnugg said. "We are athletes, who ranged from weighthfters all of the Free World." The U.S. Olympic Conunittee, the were indications the USOC position deplore President Carter's using US 85 being sacrificed because we are front- to cyclists, was that Carter could impose the fall guy for his inability to take a tougher sanctions than an Olympic governing body for American Olympic might be weakened. page news." disavowed any condefinitive stand," said Bill Tutt. The committee Schnugg, a water polo player, was boycott to halt Soviet aggression in the hopefuls, Is meeting this weekend to nection COflnews athletes' Both athletes and the USOC a greed an with the draft a response to Carter's position. among the most vocal critics of Carter at Mideast. athletes the American-led boycott would go a long In a nationwide address, Carter this ference and several of "The most effective sanction would be growing daily, Schnugg and other a news conference held by th e athletes not for issuing a way toward destroying the Olympic athletes at the U.S. Olympic Training Friday. At one point, he suggested Carter a total economic boycott of the Soviet week reiterated his position American criticized the USOC demand for a quick response to Carter's Games. unless the Center Friday criticized President was using the Olympic issue to Union," the athletes said in a prepared athletes should remain hnme graduate has spent the last nine years In quest of a dream shared by thousands of other U.S. athletes, but experienced by only a few - competition in the Olympica. With the prospects of an American boycott of the Summer Games in Moscow ,leading the NFC stars, and the AFC stars are being I Boyd Cuttler, a presidential aide, was Prior to the president's speech, USOC scheduled to address the USOC meeting stop all grain shipments to the Soviet Union, the athletes said it was "ironic members had indicated the committee today. At least one committee member 0.11' ! The Dallas coaching staff headed by Tom Landry An K) The 28-year-old Stanford University rounding the Soviet Union's presence in do something to generate public sup- that we would continue to feed and aid would force the issue and vote to send an said Cuttler voWd "try to pressure US to ,)?, game at a ~ Noting that Carter had chosen not to Afghanistan within a month. who finds himself in a "game" he admits camp, believe they have become political and this is a political, emotional issue," he knows very little about, tools In the international crisis sur- he said. "Right now, the president has to Kickoff is 4:10 pm.. EST, and the . game will be Is Jr. ii Soviet Union withdraws its troops from boycott, statement. "We all know this is an election year Most of them, in training at the USOC i1 ristiongIly, televised by ABC. Under. the AFC-NFC format, the NEC stars have won. five times and the AYC stairs tow time., with last Los Angeles going to the NFC, 13.7. year's The ,. strengthen his re-election bid. COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob. (UPI) - Carter's pro-boycott stand. Peter Schnugg is an American athlete Sudden death will be In effect, and standard NFL 1 niles will be In used with the exception that only a standard 4.3 defense can be used wi th blitzing only on 'thlrd and short yardage situations and only by outside linebackers. I "It's been a long time coming," Harris appeal of the ruling at its meeting Feb. 6. said. According to court records, Ms. Cornelison "Our whole problem with the Seminole was told April 21, IVTh that she would not be rehired. That was 20 days past the notification County School Board has been that they are deadline specified in the teachers' union not willing to accept collective bargaining or abide by the findings in grievance contract, Ma. Cornelison claimed she had not been procedures," he said. evaluated during the 1975-76 school year until Harris said the school board should have accepted the arbitrator's finding that Ma. she filed the grievance. She was evaluated Cornelison was "wronged." May 17, 1976, four days after she filed the arbitrator ordered the school board to complaint with Superintendent William give Ma. Con*llaon contract, according to Layer. The contract said teachers must be Julian. But the school board, by law, cannot evaluated before May 1. Ms. Cornelison sued the school board after award a contract without the nomination of the superintendent, he said, and If they do they refused to hold an arbitration hearing on her grievance. DIANE PEThYK they are acting contrary to law, ~ icins C ri icize Boycott Plans olymp Starting AFC receivers will be John Jefferson of San ; Diego and John Stallworth of Pittsburgh, while Ahmad Rashad of Minnesota and Harold Carmichael of Philadelphia will start for the NFC. Safety Ken Houston of Washington will be playi ng in a record 12th Pro Bowl, an d 10th under the AFC.NFC format, which has been in effect since 1971. Joe Greene of Pittsburgh will start his ninth Pro Bowl for the AFC, joining first-time selection Bob Baumhower of Miami at the defensive tackle positions. Four other players return for their seventh Pro Bowl defensive end Elvin Bethea of Houston, cornerback Lemar Parrish of Washington, cornerback Roger Wehrli of St. Louis and defensive end Jack Youngblood of Los Angeles. 0x63" ~ I U* S o . Walter Payton. Sale. 188485 Rag. $21. Gleaming antique satin draperies of rayon /acetate with Roc-Lon* rain/no stain cotton lining. 50x84". Reg. $22 Sate 17,60 pr. 74x84", Reg. $42 Sate 36.54 pr. 100x84'. Reg. $53 Sale 45.05 Pr. . 0 u Approved unanimously the County Clerk's Warrant. Planning Program and adopted a resolution requesting Florida Department of Counnutilty Affairs consider the up. R5JSC. dated Jan. 22. -Approved unanimously requests for public hearings from plication and pledging to comply with pertinent regulatlont —Approved unanimously requests to vacate the west 10 feet Vernon and Karen Gustafson to vacate a right-of-way on Moss. of the 26-foot wide drainage easement lying at the rear of lot i, Avenue; Pjckett's Pact Company, Inc., to vacate an alley lying block E, The Woodlands; that portion of the unnamed 25 feet west of lots 1-8, east of lots 9 and 22, block 38, at the Townaite of right-of-way lying south of lot 7, in the Beason area, also known North Chuluota; Universal Structures, Inc., to vacate a portion as South Street; and the south 2 feet of the west 45 feet of the of land lying within lots 1622, block 7 of Whitcomb's second 12.5-foot sidewalk easement located on the north side of Lot addition to Geneva; an ordinance amending the sign regulations of Seminole County, affording provisions for the 302, Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt section 2. placement of advertising benches in the unincorporated areas Public -Approved transfers of funds from Human Services, County; to change from A-i Agricultural to CN of Seminole Safety, and Judicial-Circuit Court departments. idPOW SPORTS I Z.. .- L~* - % . - . *' . , _ _L. _ . ."'", ~0 4o". 7 __ Wp '4 I - = �. 2.11—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, p -'--' • - - • - - ';-.•_' . Sunday, Jan. 27, IflO Sunday, Jan. 27, 198036 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Young Athletes Face Pressure, Stress mes And Fun. Sports - Aren't Alwa ys U.S. Fields Strongest Ever Team For Lake Placid AKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) for the gold medal, many years, but it's doubtful a medal are dim this time, holding onto a steering strap. Germany rates as the favorite Germany and the Soviet been the most natural thing in When the world's largest Union still rank as the medal the world for an American to Figure Skating It can beat out the powerful too. However, the U.S. team is The rider then races down an for the gold medal. "winter carnival — the XIII ski and shoot at the same favorites, however, Ski Jumping Naturally, the best U.S. Austrians for the gold medal. hopeful of finishing among the Icy twisting 1,000-meter path Winter Olympics held showing is expected to come Austria's Peter Wirnsberger top 10. Switzerland and East time. You (iorlt see much of The U.S. is counting on Jim known as a bahn — without here next month, theisUnited Cross Country Skiing !'' that on your three' of the nlde.st Liz this event. The U.S. squad and Annemarie Moscr-l'azU cun wc the f.zverites in the aid of a seat belt or Penney. Bill Koch of Guilford, Vi., a jumping brothers, to produce silver meda list in the 30States is expected to field its is loaded with talent and, for are the class of their field. The the two-man and four-man breaks. strongest squad in the 56-year the first time since 1960, co uld U.S. Is pinning its hopes for a runs Best be ts in this event are "These people must have America's first medal ever in kilometer race at Innsbruck history of the event, Norway, East Germany and — their heads on straight win as many as two gold medal on Phil Mahre in the Luge or this event. Denney, perhaps in 1976, is back and looms as a the Soviet Union. This is perhaps the most else," says u.S.luge manager the best jumper ever gold medal threat in his event. With more than 1,400 medals, Linda Fratianne, 19, men's event and Cindy .athletes from 38 countries has won the women's world Nelson, a bronze medalist in dangerous sport in the Winter Jim Murray. "Or else, I'm produced by the U.S., The women also boast a .'heduIed to participate in In addition developing amongtocountries own two of the last three 1976, In the women's corn- Olympics and one which is afraid to say they won't have established himself as a potential medal winner in goon will '.nine sports Feb. 1244, the medal threat by winning t.h practically foreign to U.S. any heads at all." years- and Charles Tickner petition, Alison Owen-Spencer of U.S. will enter the largest took the men's championship Since there are fewer than 70-meter competition In the Alaska. Over the years, the true ideal behind every athletes. A luge is a one-man Bobsledding ,co ntingent of any country — in 1978. Tai Babilonla and rt Olympic Games — the bobsledders sled in which the rider has to 200 lugers in the U.S., our Salpausselka Games at l..ahti, though, it's American en a spo - ::124 — and is hopeful of bt Randy Gardner also are haven't won a medal since he on his or her back, feet chances of getting a medal in Finland, toward the end of the dominated bybethe Soviet organizers are counting Ofl it Ga '- - - The dream come tfl. All those summers of Little League actcL t4i, v_%~ui baseball finally pay off. Johnny X, the young, enthusiastic 18-year-old prepster signs a contract with a major league baseball team and begins his career in a minor league farm system. But a year ' later Johnny X doesn't feel so Young anymore. His batting average is anemic, he leads the league in errors, The enthusiasm is done. the dream has turned into a nightmare. The pr essure was simply too much, At 19 years old Johnny X's life is f illed with dissappointment, anxiety and depression. He can no longer perform even the most basic physical tasks that came so easy a short year ago. "Coach, I need to go home and get away from it all for a whi le," he tells his manager. The scenario is a famIliar one for Dr. Jack Llewellyn, Sports Psychologist and resident professor at Florida International University in Miami. Llewellyn is also a sports psychologist for the Montreal Expu's farm system and in addition to being a reAular guest speaker at sports psychology work shops across the nation, has published several books dealing wi th athletes and sports psychology. He has, on several occasslons, been the guest speaker at cli nics for Semi nole County's Pop Warner Foot ball Program, conducted by the Seminole You th Sports Association. "At every level, and in every sport, whether It be youth football, high school or coll ege level spor ts, every a thlete is faced wi th an xiety pressure and "mere is no single key to motivation," the mustached professor answered. "Each young athlete is an Individual. Some athletes need very little 'Yeah, but my dad says this Is the way to do It coach.' and dad. "As t hings turned out my dad was upset because he had to ta ke a ribbing from the kid next door's father," conti nued Llewellyn. "Boy Ed, my kid really rapped one out of the park on your boy. He just smacked your kid right to the moon." "Parents, wi thout realizing it, can put a tremendous amount of pressure on their chi ldren to perform. Sometimes they forget that a 12-year-old pitcher can not throw li ke Tom Seavor," says the doctor. In many Instances and in many sports an exceptional youngster will perform far a bove his peers at any par ticular level. But on occasion, af ter three or four years, that youngste r Is no longer a child superstar. In some cases he's not even Involved in sports anymore. Why? They call it bur ning out. "His peers have matured mentally and physica lly the rest of the leag ue is now at the same level. The onetime supersta r is now just another player on a nother team," explained Llewellyn. "Kids themselves can bring a great deal of pressure and anxi ety on their peers," he continued. "Youngsters can be vicious amongst themselves.Some kids take a real verbal bea ting from their colleagues at sporting events. Go sit in the stands at a Little League game or even high school for that matter. Akld'sgottobe a pretty tough cookie not to let the catcalls and heckling get to him." Anyone who has e ver coached a team has surely run into another common problem. At practice the coach works hours on end to get his players to executive skills the way he wants them done. Come game time, junior shows up seemingly unconscious of the way he's been practicing skills for three weeks before the season opener. "I thoug ht I told you to catch pop flies like this," says coach. "Yeah, but my dad says this is the way to cm it," Junior replies., "Sometimes between the coach and the parent, the yo ungster doesn't know which way is up," Llewellyn points out. "At almost every workshop and clinic I attend , two questions always pop up. How to motivate young athletes and how to win." - My father took my glove away wouldn't let me play and motivation to perform to their capabilities while others need much more." Llewellyn continued: "It's the coaches job to get to know his players as individuals, and more importantly as people, not just ball players. If a coach can get to know what makes his kids tick, what gets them fired-up on a one-to-one basis, he's going to be a winner and the kids themselves will profit greatly from the experience." But Llewellyn also explains that motivation, at all levels has to be kept in the proper perspective along with the age old and all consuming desire to win. "There's nothing attractive about a 12-year-old quarterback who comes up to the line glassy-eyed with heart pounding a mile a minute because his adrenalin has sky-rocketed. Coaches have to be cautious not to over-motivate a player or the youngster can be so psyched up he can't even function on the playing field." And what about Vince Lombardi's immortal quote— "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing?" "Quotes and philosophies likewise have to be in perspective," points out Llewellyn. "A professional athlete has to perform as a winner, that's how he puts bread on the table. A college player needs to be a winner to open the door to the possibilities of a professional contract if that's what he wants while a high 'chool player needs to be a winner in order to get that young athletes have to deal with — dear old mom , for a week.' stress," explai ns Llewellyn. That pressure and stress can come from a var iety of areas." Liewellyn, in his gregar ious and captivating man. ner, uses a personal experience to Illustrate some ° the problems child-a thletes face. "I played Little League baseball when I was growing up," recalls the curly-haired professor. "I can remember pitching a game one year and winning it 12-1.1 got home and my dad asked me how my team did. I told him that we won and that I'd pit. ched a 12-1 victory. Then he asked me how the other team got its run and I told him the kid next door hit a ho me run off of my curve ball. My dad promptly took my glove away from me and wouldn't let me play for a Hell, I didn't know what was going on," continued Llewellyn. "With a 12-1 win I thought I'd done pretty good." That little rem iniscence brings to light just one area % tering Its previous best total candidatesfora gold medal in 1956, and, alas, their hopes for forward, with one hand this event are slim. East 1978-79 season. Norway, East Union, Norway and Sweden to spur the economic 12 medals won at the 1932 the pairs competition, but V and this year should be no development of the Adiron. Olympics (lack region. they will be hard-pressed by exception. The immediate impact Unlike the Summer Games the Soviet Union dominant 1i should be great. More than Scheduled for Moscow in July, in this event over the years. Biathlon "there is no political turmoil Like the luge, this sport is 40,000 people daily will conHockey threatening the first Winter not very popular in the U.S. verge on the village and the The Soviet Union, which has and a placing in the top 10 outlying region, many of them :;Olyrnpics held in the United won the world and Olympic would be considered a major spending money lavishly in I .'States since 1960. But there championships 16 times since . the carnivallike atmosphere. accomplishment, 'cóuld be a problem of a dif. 1964, and Czechoslovakia, a 11 ".. More important to the cornferent nat ur e - a lack of three-time world titlist, are "Let's face it," says Jerry ' snow. Haymaker, a representative munity, however, is w ha t ..• the teams to beat for the gold Biathlon happens after the Olympics is It usually snows like t he medal. The U.S. squad, of the U.S. / , 30 Association. "It has never over? dickens during January and coached by Minnesota's Herb , February, but as of the Brooks, doesn't appear to be middle of January the strong enough to win a gold snowfall for the entire medalbut asilverora bronze ., - Adirondack region was vir- is a strong possibility. WE SELL ALL BRflDS OF NEW SHAVERS tually non-existent. Oddly, the "For us, I think we'll have IJI Wort Done By Factory Trained Expert * All Work Guaravteed * i last time the Olymp cs was to be more lucky than held in Lake Placid In 1932 It says Brooks. "We'll have to FREE SHARPENINGS WITH .L NEW SHAVERS 2NOURS didn't snow either and muddy get the goalkeeping and we'll SAR8ER AND PET CLIPPERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED , : ..'conditions presented a real have to be injury-free at the * All Shavers Should Be Sharpened Twice A Year Especially WutelcoS * headache. .'- . time. Then, we have to get a WIR!!&NY 1MSHAY (R' "In order for us to be few bounces. But, we're P.M - SATURDAYS B A H 1 P N. Sports Psychologist Dr. Jack Llewellyn of Florida awarded the Games this time, having a good year and we're 734 5113 N. W000LAJID BOULIVARD DeLANO PHONE International University has addressed coaches S 1a U' we had to prove to the a good hockey team, some 20 TIUS It tNt SAIl tOCItICI lilt 0031 t3 ikncs across the nation. and published several International Olympic people say this is the best 11111111111111 committee (BUL WC UU Olympic team since l960when DOOKS anu magazine arsicecs ueaiing with young sufficient snow and ice we won the gokl-me .' athletes and sports psychology, making equipment to avoid "That was 20 years ago. The what happened In 1932," said Europeans have male p1*. — a spokesman for the Lake nomenal improvement in Placid Olympic Committee.their game. The Americans "We have the most modern have improved, but we snow and Ice making equip" haven't improved even close Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee Chairman Gene Meadows ment on all the skiing sites to what the Europeans have. presents the pro winner Bob Ashbey with his tournament title trophy while with th exception of the So, it's a different ball game. club pro Boll ()setek (far right) presents Drew Caudle with the amatuer - .crosscountry and biathlon A bronze this year would be 20 mInutes to give the CarBy UPI award for Mayfair's Pro-Ain Tournament held at the Mayfair Country Club. dinals their 15th win in 17.. courses, but we've been like a gold medal In 1960. And making snow for those, a gold this year would be like The topic Friday night was games and their fourth trucking it in and laying it at a double gold." national championships, straight Metro Conference about the rate of one-half mile "I think we have the victory, Speedikating potential to be national . a day. All In the Family. That "Ills consistent play has the admission tickets to grounds admission tickets Orlando, Florida. — (luring Tournament Week. , "They have had tO move the might be the subtitle for the champs," Darrell Griffith been the key to his out, plus Exclusive to the (told and clubhouse, two special grounds and clubhouse, :training for the cross-country speedskating event. The U.S. Special ticket packages are said, after leading sixth- standing season so far," sald 1 Sponsor package is an op- admission badges that include two badges and seats on the offered for the again being but to Canada, biathlon '.and ranked Louisville to an easy Louisville Coach Denny Crum hi-orslster act of Eric and ;..we will be able to hold all the Both Heiden are the favorites Lady Citrus Golf Tournament lX)rtunity to participate in the seats on the 18th green, two 18th green,onellcensep%ate for 99.74 victory over the of Griffith. "He plays well ______ events here even if it doesn't for the gold medals and the scheduled April 14-20 at Rio Pro-AinTournament with top cur license plates for con- preferred parking, a golf Billikena of St. Louis. "I can't every game. He gets his shots, party, and cocktail and outing venient parking, a Rio Pinar Professional lady golfers. A say this team has the most rebounds, assists, steals and ;. snow. There are no provisions U.S. husband-wife team of Pinar Country Club. Included Sponsor in IOC rules to move any Peter and Leah Mueller are "Gold" and "Patron" limited number of Gold golf outing and cocktail party, listing on a Patron Went of any Louisville team he'll get a blocked shot or 4 txmrd. February 13 , ,events elsewhere. I'm con- should also win medals. Eric sponsor packages, each Sponsor slots are still open, an invitation to Pairing and but it's definitely the beat two." 1. Pro-Mn parties, listing according Tournament of ad. block providing a sure hope JWent it will snow. I tean because of its desire and p4 Both are so good they Reserve David Wright % Gold Sponsor board, and other -.;so. It looks better than the could win nine gold medals mission tickets plus parking officials. attitude." added 15 points for Louisville NOTE: Special $25 Ticket Includ in the $600 ed Gold amenities. dges, ba sponsor pr ivileges, ,:artiflclal kind." Griffith scored 2l points and and Brown finished with 14. between them. Package Not Available After package, The Patron Sponsor in addition to one in certain social and Inclusion not the U.S. is Although combined with Wiley Brown The Billikens, who trailed by April 13, 1980. Pro-Am playing spot, are package for $150 offers 21 are 42 "I think that if there activities at the golf club -.known for its prowess in for 26 first-half points to help as many as 30 points in the people out there who still .., winter sports other than the Cardinals claim a 49-37 second half In falling to 6.10 , figure skating, American haven't heard of the Heidens the break. Griffith, and 14 in the conference, IOW $#*p OcIeM. ond Union diii' 9:10-9:111, Iwo. 1 24 MT DO1A AUTO DEPT. Sftp t..ubwrg, DoUnd. Mt Ds I kisSiMmil IIyCt vn it's trained come Olympics time, they'll athletes have OPEN DAILY NO. SUN Il-N who scored 16 points in the were led by Kelvin Hen..dlligently for the Games ann be shocked at Just how good piu.uim.iir first half, added 12 In the final derson's 21 points. nrpnznred to offer stiff they are" says sneed skating i a I ii Mflhl are I..--' THE SAVING PLACE competition In virtually all coach Dianne Holum. "To be no one blunt about it the events, ____________________ Panthers Claw J Here's a capsul e look at the better." U.S. chances In each sport Alpine Skliq __ _ The U.S. Is expected to field and the countries which will its angeM al~ne team In DuiI•liy$incsn$trvdI.n.At. offer the stiffest competiton Five players averaging in Brian Sheffield (6.9) and "Al.. $irvIce Is not ivilieMi rn No We. double figures top the list of 12 Leroy Young (5.7). players named this week to Chris Henry, averaging 4.4 Lake Brtiey Hoffman Chris Marlette's Croom the 1979-80 Sanford Junior' p.p.g., represents First Mills 44Panthers wrapped a 26 point 5-3-13, Trinible 14-4, eoo Boys Basketball League all- Federal on the all-star team. second quarter around a 8, Berube 0-1-1, Marvel 0-14, The district tournament will star team. Our Reg. 27.88 — A78x13 strong press Thursday to Myers 142, Saranton 0-24, tic Bank be played Feb. 22-23 in Cocoa an Second place Atl defeat the Lake Brantley Zuilo S.I.I. Totals 11.1143. JOE'S VARIETY VS TIPTOP 1. freshman Patriots 6443. League leading Tiptop continues to reside in first place with placed five players on the Beach, with the winner of the ea m event advanci ng to playe rs were six-t Crooms Law 2-24, The Panthers, who out'a sound thrashing of Joe's Variety. Tiptop was in Command team, while four : - Dog Racing Houston IndIana Clevelnd SANFORD-ORLANDO FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS FristRac.—S.l4th,D 4 Yachtsman 6.20 2.50 3.00 1 Bricola 6.00 3.10 I Maxine F. 3.20 0 (4.7) 29.60; T (47.0) 117.20i Time 31.07. Second i,C Race - 22.20 6.20 620 7.20 5.00 3LiveOne 1 Alert's Dingus 2 Be Room " ' - ,. -.. .."-. 'Quotes and philosophies about 3.40 Q (3.4) 11.9: P (63) 73.8It T (6. 2 Lisa Lou perspective.' a baseball or a football game should not be the end of the world for a 13 or 14 year old kid," says the professor. But Llewellyn is Just as quick to point out that win. ning is an Important factor for young athletes. 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Downer Land sorstwo, 4. OW Faftilluft, 5- cisorLro Nice Day Coin Laundry, Ill FlorId GypsrL6. L - . . _S76, Jack HWO -111, Vince 411beri 114, Terry #"I 121, Lewis Larry I Tony Brown 205Enl re Cars 415, Sill IRMINOLU oak 134 Artis Robinson 18L standings: (1) sad Checks, (2) "WIF110119" 464- WO~: Calth y Holtor ls Gold Dio9 3)E$lbeU,$ Cathy Doyle $41. LucyHodaes441,D0rlFreIIfl1n 94, eerr1sl., ig Converted Splift: AWle Wyrum MIke Shannon 435, Lt*is Sutler wo interest, (9) Pay DOM tic) wooden Nlckl#L (11) NOn-COMI, (17) pay Rollors, 413) Converted Spilift: 50y Lively 5ChaflgL (04) LOU Changers 90J.oule Lively 1 ffllglvts Cathy APPSI Ii Other High GAMES: Mon: A.G. H~ star of the w0flit. W IS 0110111, 119 3.10s Bud Doyle 4.7, Jerry 193, D.R. Carroll iff, Tom Lyon pin. She sin receives S M SOrWi Ho*ro* S*10, Artis Rownun S. 060 Barry Sweat 201, Larry patch for a UI. Vkvce Cara I. H hIiØ9' for laeriesatch H:I, Cathy Appel IN, Bw "L'. pine' ____ - L 44106.71 , iiii3soi:n C7h14 318$ 23.10 LII ________ fl$l4 3 iii $1 jjj F7$114 35.88 31.00 n G7$z14 30.0$ 33.00 2.3$ ----- ------ ---H7$x14 3L$$ 35,00 2.01 " ., . (8,3), Robert Wm (7.6). ~ . 1 TkHeIn.onacoredpostoisi4 ' teammates Karry Hunter IM 11 Adr ___________________________________________________ an 1A ft& 0 •-' f_ - - mcCoIr8N ERS Z:;o 1idod wMimst; Terry Mmu2; oselor NMW .. Dleo. 130.117, DotS-ott ..d Now Joe- Gflmors led all sooreri with $pàM Gordo a" lUd ft Ono bdow to ft Mom" AAsymovill Ito oftill 11 ~. I.t.T. Sit _______ j4 j3 Up I //' 17$x13 ¼ p .f PEG. L SIZES ¼ ___ _____ 1 Plus F.E.T. 1.62 Each - "' Armstrong, 80 ______ 2 f ____ _____ - - r 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD BLACKWALLS _____ , L W' nyo IM1111119 ChWp do me A KlRimisiss I uuui. TUES. WED. from the first buzzer, as they rolled over Joe's 55-29. LeadIng selected from unbeaten the state tournament in Holly •scorers for Tiptop were Rod Alexander 19; Dexter Franklin league-leader Sanford Hill. Sanford's first game will be Electric. - followed with 15; Michael Edwards had '10; Darrell Graham st of a -stars at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, ll Heading the li added 6; and Samuel Edwards had 2 points. • • Leroy Richardson paced the losers with 13 poInts; Ricky Is Flagship Bank's Willie against Orlando Southeast. If Brown, the league's leading they win, the Sa nf ord all-stars .' Richa rdson added 10; Luke Wooden 3, Jonatha n scorer with a 17.3 p.p.g. will play Apopka at 9:30 a.m. C.B.S. VS MCCOY'S CLEANERS Also named from the next morning. average. C.B.S. won by the skin of their teeth to keep within striking over McCoy's; Flagship Bank, was Horace distance of the league leaders with a 52-50 win l?ltI I') • wiul £UUWIL ' "Joseph McCloud led C.B.S. with 22 points, followed by Michael Simmons with 20; Charles Smith added 6 and Robert People average. George Willi am s , had 4. III 8Veraging 15.5 p.p.g., and For the losers Andre Williams burned the cords With 22 Daryl Williams, scoring at a points, Michael Wright had 15; Darrell Williams with 8; - "I selected 11.1 1 from Sanford Electric. They Total3I 2$, Ra'mo CurrY will be joined by teammates Wod 244823 Byron Washington (8.6) and CBS (40): Michael Simons 17; Joseph McUond 14; thanks ,:,• sow lifted Detroit and .na,pi4 a $O'/ lino" tw"" winilift streak by do L_ to .411111114011111 " - _____________ •' t ,, tIiewpsnoanLWVneplay'ngkk.ths7 d21__ , arwe M1H*M U4 Cai VKeUIWy.t.,,w.rn7. IL . w. 21 V An is • '4 1 . - RED DR. - . - 'Tiptop Continues Lead In Vlestside Rec Action WSVWS• V1S' I35ISM*IO.,tN..WT tool HIUI -i al. ii i. t ca...ii i. i. SemwoleCommunhIyouegeuaIAru.ucoacudoesIuIgIa.c.a College knee R - . __ - By United Press InternsfWasi @mom •_ . - - ' rE::nd 0:: I - -- All-Star Cage Team scored the Patriots in every Bryant 8-4-20, Wyu 244, quarter, ______ Including a 26.9 Jackson 3-04, Woolen 4-240, second quajter advantage, KnIght 142, HendrIcks 1.1.3, were once again sparked by ______ 1.14, Goedsa 142, ______ Calvin 'Kiki' Bryant, The Guises 8 1 11 I J 142, Parks 3-0.4. Os.ms 120 10 10-44 Totals 21.1244. - a" 11, C. Ilickl9i YO chi __ ¶ , - - ---- Lake Brantley . 10 - - 11111" N~ L I ,_ SJ . aA Raider I CIH*Y Robin I?-00 11A L00 s N ol a 66 1.50 3.40 ChrIst. 41 W.Va. 11.56 4AnnaWin9 3J W O 4 Mo oe a 0O 1111a nvilig o V 641 4JOAl TIM* 39.". I nnr~ mi' I& Nwftlnw 62 Atiolselance 4.149i Noodle wwones, 0, mil""is This Mere Cindy Val 7$ ow. iii -- - CoII.ge Basketball effieven 64, Athens 47 - rU,. IMP, -there's 15 35 .300 21½ 1001011tatic St. 91, Curwialk 70 0144) "Ali P 164)fillP T (1114 51. Lmwence SL It pl,g 61 114.41s Time 31 II*Nace-1Ie1C W.t.Ibertyl,0IE7$ . Sanford Electric, Atlantic Bank Head at 27 21 .491 I? 25 21 .450 12½ Frank, Pierce 94, WNEC 77 coming on the '- 1½ 33 10 .611 4 2-40 50 Citrus Offers Ticket Packages Maim ow's Snicker 10 S MIni MARVELOUS AT MAYFAIR . ov - a $evs*$Ivlace-1.14,C - ' . OS Sunday's Games San Diego at Boston, aft. Chicago at New Jersey, aft. Golden St. at Wash., aft. Now York at Detroit, aft. Mis at San Antonio, aft. CI.veiand at indiana, att. Philadelphia Phoenix Milwaukee at Los Angeles -- 7SawmluShlrley33.4O 41 7.40 2 4.50 a sally Allis 5.10 3Surfire$Iauty Q(4.1)101.21sP(7-4)364.H;T (1431 1917.901 TIM 31-51. 9974 Dumps St. Louis Portland at Denver 3.2) 311.10, Time 31.10. Sixth Race —S.16,A 6 Billy Bob Buck 6.70 410 360 9.40 6.00 I Shinning Basket 400 S Slam Dunk 0(04) 30.20; P (6.0) 71.40; T (6' II) 341.11, Time 31.11. - Number Six Louisville winning have to be kept in to New York 110, Golden St. 105 Los Angeles 124, PhIla 103 Saturday's Games Chicago at Atlanta indiana at Cleveland $eattle at Houston Utah at Kansas City - - - -. 36 16 .692 Friday's - ' Llewellyn emphasizes. "At this level the youngster needs to learn how to deal emotionally with botl1 winning and losing. Losing - - . ' 37 14 .725 — ' ELECTRIC MAUER CLINIC . Washington ill, Boston 107 Detroit 110, New Jersey 116 unuI_1. IJY, afl JIQ San Antonio 125, Seattle 111 Chicago 113, Ken City 107 Phoenix 010, MIlwaukee N ' 3.00 3 Illack Jack iIm 0(141 14.110,; 1110 (141 11,1111.1181 W L Pit, Portland Golden St. - '.:" I os Los A ng Phoen i x San Diego ... ,. Detroit Western Conference Midwest Divisio n W L Pct. Ken City 32 22 .593 — MIlwauke 2$ 25 $35 3½ Chicago 1$ 31 .367 00½ Denver 17 35 .321 14 Utah 16 36 .305 15 Pacific Division 3,40 0(37) $1.40: P (27) 370.10, T (3' 7.7 1 690.75; 00 (4.2) 70.0*, Time 31.53. Third Race —S-16,M 6 Fleetfoot Zella 02.40 9.40 4,60 7 Tut Pupcorn 3.10 2.50 3Miti 400 fltC.41 lien. iLeI Inn .? IL. --.... -• 2.3) 274.10; Time 31.71 Fourth Race—$.l6.D SMiddleground 9.50 6.00 600 6 Sulro 9.50 7.60 3CP's Found it 1.00 Q(6.I) 77.10: P11-4) 029.90; T (S 6.3) 1123.41: Time 31.11. Fifth Nice sic 6Bud'sAudra 9.20 3.10 2.10 7.20 3.40 3 Wright Eisey '. .. - 24 25 .490 1 73 U .40 '1 fl 70 .131 4 14 37 .275 11 Seattle - - RW SCOREBOARD .. 4 a college scholarship." "Cki the youth level, winning ISN'T everything," -- - - , ". lj-. - lb -* - " -*,t .,-t ,P;,L~~., 4u- - . I - �1 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 2S-LOaflS Legal Notice Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS Realty:NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS APPLICATION FOR AMEND. MENT TO WATER a siwaa NAMESTATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CERTIFICATES Transfers Irish American Out, of Central Florida, 8 p.m., AU S'i'i!c Sat fa{, St). vere dish, ham furnished. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center. For senior citizens. Sanford VFW 10108 dInner, 5:308 p.m., log cabin post on lakefront. Open to public. I'izza and beer party for University of Central Florida alumni, 5:30 to 7p.m., multi-purpose room, UCF Village Center. Entertainment by Rosie O'Grady's Good Time Jazz Band. Call Mark Glickman, 275-2233. Senior Citizens Tour to see 'Arsenic and Old lace' at Once Upon A Stage. Leave Sanford Civic Center at 11:15 n.m., pickup Casselberry near Leeds, 11:30 a.m. Return about 5 p.m. Depression Glass Show and Sale, Sanford Civic Cn,srnt SUNDAY, JANUARY27 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m. Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m,, open speaker, Hallway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. "Young-at.Head" dance, 8 p.m., DeBary CornmunityCenter,ShellRoad, Instruction, 7:30p.m. Open to public, refreshments Included. Five bands of Seminole Community College in concert 2:30 p.m., Lake Eola Park Bandahell, Orlando. Open to the public. Senior Citizens Tour to Lakeland for Fred Waring show at 3:00 P.M. Leave Sanford at 12:30 P.M., pick up atCasselberry Leeds,! P.M. Dinnerstopon way back. Call 322-9148 for reservations. Maitland.South Seminole Chamber of Commerce annual meeting and country barbecue, 4.8 p,m. Maitland civic center. F,ntertainmcnt and social, 4 p.m. dinner 5:30 p.m. Reservations, Ateneo Cubano Jose Marti birthday celetratlon cosponsored by Rollins College Latin American Students Assn., 5 p,m., Hauck Hall on the campus in Winter Park. Music, film and talks. Reception will follow in Casa Iberia. : : MONDAY, JANUARY28 Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p,m., Florida Power & Llghtbuilding, N. MyrtleAvenue, Programonsavings and investments. Seminole League of Civic AssociatIons, 8 p,m., First Federal of Orlando, SR 436 and Palm Springs Road Altainonte Springs, State Senator John Vogt will speak on tax reform. Vision Awareness Week open house, 9a.m. to 2p.m., Lake Mary Elementary School through Feb. 1. Sanford VFW Post 10108 meeting, 8p.m. post home. wood-Winter Springs Area Chamber .1 Cornmerce, noon, buffet luncheon, Quality Inn North, 1.4 and SR 434. Speaker Fred Cason on Workmen's Compensation, Monday Morners Toasimasters Club, 7:15 a,m., Holiday Inn Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casseiberry; 7 p.m. Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workihoo. -_-•._r, 10 -- a.m. and noon. Carlton Union Building Stetson U., DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p,m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center Robin Road, Altamonte xü Al-Anon, 8 p.m,, First United Methodist Chitch, Park Avenue and Fifth Street, Sanford; 8 p.m., recreation hail in back of Strornberg-Carlson, tBhe Mary. TOPS Chapter 71, 7 p.m. Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake M9J'y, Seminar: "The (k*majs People and Ike 11 lect," 3 p,m. University of Central Florida administration building, 3rd floor board room. University of Bonn Professor Dr. Hans-Adolf Jacobson will be one of the speakers. - ------- • ' - - -.- ----- - wood Shores First Add, $55,900. LkoftheWoodslnctoBerniceC. Adcook, Lot 741 Lk of the Woods Townhouse Sect, 5.00. BMA Prop Inc to Cont. same as abOve, 544.100. Dannie M. Roberts & wf Brenda K. to Wm. . Hobos & Wm. J., Lots 9)2 01k 0 Oakland Est. First Sect, $295,000. (QCD) Lii of the WOOds Inc to Mary B. Richter 8. Joses J., Lot 747 Lk of the Woods Townhouse Sect, 6, ' ' ___ . Petition. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court County, Florida By: Patricia Robinson DepUty Cleft PublIsh Jan. 13, 20, 27, & Fib. 3, sonal reti-esintative of the estate is Willie James Moore, whose addi'ess' is Route 2, Box 333*., — 29—Rooms ______________________________ PurnRm.,PrivateEntrance For Working Gentleman 322)526 I BR Sandalwood Condo, ww carp, fuliy equip. kit. $200 mo. 1st & last & $200 sec. dep. References. 322.5712. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly& monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 541.7553 WANTED IV _ IWW VI SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if you , AS$EM. MECH; Mill wright and blue print exp. helpful. Exc. pay w.raise in ADVERTiSING am..DATE' F THE FIRST parties, had bean theS1aofFiori,beg Cable & splIce pit Ne'eman. Th$thepartylntereetedins.ii PURLICA ION OF THIS So the eatest privIded for w IIecadonlyI Drivers PC businls$anterprIselo s$lslloq - NOTICE, file any obleCtiOfli SIctienIMLTItIeN,United Stales iS. Aoply in persist. Sell JoenW.Laig they mayt v,thachatleeassths Cede;i$$funtlterOPD(REDt$i.t Underground, 1123 Country Rm., appliances, several fruit trees. $300 mo. & $300 sec. dep. 41—Houses "Your Future Out Concern" 3 BR, LR.DR, Eat.in lilt., comp. remodeled, near downtown, low dwn payment. 373-0197. Carpenter Exp. In skill saw, table saw, etc. Apply in per. son, Ccbla Boat Co., Silver Lii. - Rd., Sanford, Fl. representa ye, or the venue or iuelsdIctisoI Ifti CMII. dividual with some mechanical drafting background and assembly line material flow for nation's largest producer of factory.. built housing. Salary open, Paid life and health In. Wanted ExperIenced corn. binatlon mains. & packaging machinery mach. Call 322.8313 E*c wagl benefits Cooks— FTor PT. Exp. only in fine dining. Particular Interest lfldiflfleIlins&saladperions. See Barbara Deltona Ino, ____ by appt. onlyl A1lCHi$t let ye . ____ ' .. n u-...' oio. past, Springs, 41 P.m. Call 1.241l. __ , . 1 1 - ____ __ i '.- .' - . ' .- ... ... -. I ....,..- .,_ ...................... - ,,' . , ,..... • .. . ... ... - , - . - , S ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO OSTEEN AREA PINE & CVPRESS WOODS.UACRES AT $800 PER WITH TERMS. 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME, WALK ING DIS. TANCE TO LAKE GEORGE, NEAR CRESCENT CITY. $6500. Lg. executive type home set on wooded '.' acre lot in Shadow Lake Woods, 3430 sq ft under roof. Sunken LR, inter comm system, huge eat.In kit., sc porch, solarium 8. much morel 1)15.000. Lakefront lIving is avail. in thIs . elegant 3 BR, lB home,. Situated on 4½ acres complete w.lBR, lB guest cottage. OPEN HOUSE Won't ill! long at $92,000. SUNDAY 1.4 PM 3911 Ella Terr., Deltona. ½ acre, 3 BR, 1½ B, FHA.VA, follow sign from Doyle Rd I Saxon ALL GLASS DEPRESSION ERA SHOW& SALE 71—Junk Cars Removed Longwood 3 BR. 20, lots of storage, neat & clean, corner Site W trees. 5.43,150. tO 6 . Jan 76th j 11 6 27th SANFORD CIVIC CENTER good hoth days) AiIm 5150 - BARGAIN TVs Why pay more' 72—Auction - 323 1731 2597 S Sanford Ave _____________________ 'TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig ___________________________ $493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 3398356. 1 Peg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 ______-- .ee our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1803 Orlando Dr. 323.5200 VA & FHA Finanrino — _________________________ for Sale ----------------- - - J ________ mnntorcycte. ssoo or best otter 349 5107 attep.m Ask for RiO -- 80--Atifos Moving Dinette grden tools pecan BR fumn, ;riple dresser: ext ladder, wheelbarrow, hedge tr,mmer, edger, misc 211 Meadow Hills Dr., Hidden Lake Sat. & Sun 9 5 Sale ------- for - - 197? Cadillac, $150 Wilson Rd Paota ' - I Singer sewing math ext 575; Km A C $75; GE retrig AvaCadb, good cond. $750 Bundy Flute $700; Siberian I HuSky, 3 yr old male, blue eyes. best otter- 323 5234. 1979 785 XL Honda, w bumper. racks&helmits. 5700 322 1531. Mostly antiques & collectibles .i?'ol°mn I SI flcludCs . inb,iIl piano. set ol "dqewood china, Iq coffee qr,n(Ic'r. ,intique's doclors buggy, cecl,Ir washstand others Slained tli.$S'm wtidu*S, several china cabinets, tables, Sets of ch,iirS, oak furniture, TV's & Uric a brac HEATED BUILDING S CASH DOOR PRIZE $ 5 VISA MASTER CHARC,E $ "orch iale twifl beds, dress P. hest; pictures & household goods Sat at 3 p m 8. .ill day Sund.iy F Hwy 16. Gt'ney,i sii Cent A&H. 3lonair W Coil. 91.000 BTU oil fired turnacew controls. $150. 668 566Saft - PUBLIC AUCTIONC JAN. 28th, 7 PMS • . So—Miscellaneous 424i Homes - Deltona' Here It iS! Should be only SAl 500 Custom built 3 2, has everything cluding bUill n Microwave oven. -- - - 78—MotorcyCles _____________________ For Estate COmmercial & ReSi cteritial Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620 _________________ BATEMAN REALTY Top Dollar Pld for U,tk&UIOd cars. trucks& heavy equipment. 3225990 __________________________ -- HERB'S TV - - -- BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $30 Call 3221624; 322.4164 . 32? 8313 _______________________________ _________________________ ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. I I on beautiful I yr. old Double Plenty of elbow room • lake DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION wide w 7 huge bdrms, 7 baths, frontage on thiS 3 acre mini I Cen H A & eat in kitchen 575 farm, camp. w-3 BR home. Hwy 9?. I mik' west ot Speedway. 'no lot rental. Call now! I Make otter. OSTEEN. Daytona Beach, will hold FURNITURE-BEDDING. Carport Sale •SANFORD AUCTIONS 170.500. Harold Hall Realty, public AUTO AUCTION every Wholesatetoall, Orlando Whole ??OlCoronadoConcourse Inc 373.5774. 1215 S. FRENCH AVE H. Ernest Sr. -sale Fumn. 2500 IndustrIal Blvd., Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's. Sat & Sun9 S -. Brekerl )on't pile no anger needed items : OØq___ . -323.7340 the only one in Florida. You set Reg. high as an elephant's eye. Place If you don't tell people, how are the reserved price. Call 904.235. 55--Boats & Accessories .290 N. 77.9?, Casselberry, Fl a classified ad, and pile the 8311 for further details. they going to know? Tell them ___________________________ I-$2O0 . 75—Recreational Vehicles Eve. $473655 money In your wallet? with a classified ad, by calling . I 'U (tCid Inmpiil,i Trans ROBSON MARINE _______________________________ ____________________________ I 3222611 or 5319993. i)vtrhauItd 8 'no ago Radio. 2927 Hwy 1792 '73 Terry 7) ft fully equip , ,meeds tly wheel, runs good. 43—LOtS.ACreage -- LR Sofa & matchIng chair, red Sanford. Fla. 37771 ,Iir. awning, elect., jack, full $150 FIRM 322 7192 aft 3 naugahyde & oak coffee fbI., I t),itti W tub & close' Excel 1979 16' Lucralt, 10 t*p Johnson, cxc. cond. Household items. Co,d 13.5003276735 NEW LISTINs, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 tC HO tilt trailer Priced to sell 32) 6371 _______________________________ Wooded S acre or mobile sites. i '75 models. Call 3)9 9)00 or 834 323 453) ______________________________ I Short drive to Sanford. Exc. -___________________________ 1605 (Dealer) Factory made low boy trailer w 75sPv..Vii terms, make these your prime Or. Console ISO '19 Tobia $8 - . 1st? body, steel deck, lIghts, investment at only 5)5,500. 978 Ford Monarch Anniversary lIP Eng. Baron TrIr. Complete bargain. 323 2345. 5th wheel Kentucky Aire 35' Call now for selections, Edition 18500 mi cxc coed rigged wall options. ,',ieIl. cond CuId make flSCt' 51)00 John W,,rd 323 11/9 Sew machine cab., $30. like 3?? 74.4? tWine. 6686610 — new; old desk, $10; Hummel -. REALTORS REALTY like bells, $50 ea. 122 9982. 59MUSlCI Wrchnnd,se ' REAL ESTATE JuSt Tilted) BR, I', 8 home w*Kenwood KR.3400 receiver j REALTOR, 322 7191 all extras. C.H&A, w w carpet, ePaIr Bose 301 SpIts. GuItars, amplifiers & drums. Beautiful 5 acre tract lakefront, more? BPP SERVICE LIKENEW$IOOFIRM $300. Bob t5alls Discount Seminole Woods, Geneva, CONTRACT, assumable 7 pct. 37243)8 Music Center 525.000. mtg. Only 549.500. flOS French Ave. 372 7255 WISONMIFPFURNITURE e also have choice lots in BUY, SELL.TRADE ExclusIve 3 BR. lB home in e: PIANO IN STORAGE ________________________________________________ t. other sections of Volusia 311 31SF. First St. Wynnewoodon 1g. 101! Pan Fl. 372 5672 Beautiful Spinet Console stored County from $7,750. Rm., Ig patio w-BI3Q, dining locally Reported likenew Re Wrangler Jacket,IIned. 5)9.99 ci. area 8. much mere BPP SFR p'tnxib. par't' can take on ACTION REALTY VICE CONTRACT. 'Just ARMY NAVY SURPLUS low payment balance. Write Appliance Repair OF CENT. FLA. Home Improvements $37,500. _______________________________ I 322 5191 310 Sanford Ave. before we send truck. .loplin 736 7066 Piano, P.O. lbs 3061, Rome, (onsolicf,d,'cI Man Systems Lena Waite, Associate Professional site Super 3 BR, 2' B home in Ga 30161 Complete Mobile M,,Ior ,ipt)i ,, .,ll t)rnc1s, C ISA MI-6S26 Brunswickpooltable. Dreamwoldwspaclous pan Fl HomeRepair I rer'i-'5f .yuar 339 1198 New Guitar (Yamaha) 322-4035 Km., Or, eat-In Kit., 1g. patio & 349-5259 acres. Hewout your own Pioneer -FO 335w case,$l50 laundry mm! Cony, location! Beauty Care homestead. 10 acres or more, 5$ MONEY saver$5 COURT CUSTOM'S CONST 37? 7478 BPP SERVICE CONTRACT.' Flec,timerforyourwaterhtr. low down payment. Osteen. Customdesignhomes, A buy for $59,500, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 3234231 Additions 323 0281 Only the best I BR. 76 home in 62—L.awn.Garden formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook litre lots on paved rd. Terms Side.by-Slde refrigerator, $75; Mayfair on a 1g. landscaped 519E. 1st St., 372 5742 you can afford. $500 dwn. Carpentry, Painling, Rooting, a. picnic table, w-2 benches, $30; Ioti Eqpl kit, C H&A, Fl Pm, FILL DIRT 1. TOP LOIS. Osteen. Con. Repairs. Licensed & full Size baby bed w mattress, F P, Ig Rooms & Mother. in-law YELLOW SAND eramlc Tile Bonded Free Estimates 323 $25 Oak porch rockers, suite. Enjoy your pool & patio I Call Clark & Hirt 323 7510 S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 6035 after,S p m. metal office desk, $70. Jenkins _____________________________ tool BPP SERVICE CON. 40 acre orange grove, Geneva. TILr FurnIture, 205 E. 75th St. 323 -TRACT. Yours for $64,500? I New or MEINTZER 900 acre attIe ranch. Sorrento. repair, leaky showers our 68—Wanted to Buy home Repsir specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. $69 $567, Countryatmosphere.3 BR, 1-2 home In LIt. Mary, C.H&A, w. H. Ernest Sr. - 51-Household Goods Tilefloors installed Bu' .ig old pocket watches, any w carpet. 1g. playroom, eat-in 7Mm, quality operation NEWS. REPAIR Req. REAL Broker -cond. Will pay top price for klt I morel BPP SERVICE lyrs. exp. Patios, Driveways Free Est. 830 17$) aft 6 this area. 668 66.10. Why buy used? New brand nirn CON TRACT. Just $41,900! 290 N. $7.92, Cass.Iberry, Fl. etc. Wayne Beal. 327.1321 box springs & mattresses at 70 . 534.5700 Eve. $42363' WE BUY USED FURNITURES. pct. above dealers cost. Twin, Reduced rental Income -4 DreSSmklflg APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur full size, queen 5 king. Jenkins business propertyt Super 1k. Sylvan area, S acres. $77,000, L.ai & Landscaping IVQ372 $721 Furniture, 705 E. 25th St. 323tocationt Just 2 yrs. old. Now Other parcels avail. W, Seamstress now accepting work. 531.900. Maliczowski, REALTOR 322Bridges Antiques & Auction, CERTIFIED LAWN Call before 12noon Hwy 16, buying gold, silver 8. FURNITURE & THINGS & LANDSCAPING 830 1972 Sanford's Sales Leader coins. 323-2501. Buy &!ell FREE ESTIMATES372-7902 45.A—O.ttol Stts New I Usl' FurnIture Alterations, Dressmaking SOOS.SanfordAve. Drapes, Upholstery 33-593 Cash 322-4132 Prnpsrty J22.O?O1 light I'inuling 'i off of total Inventory of brand Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. For Sale 70 acre farm, 2 houses new intef'spring bedding. These Buy & Sell, the finest in used ANYTIME IywwlI I fairly new I 1g. barn w• beds are not damaged or furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools tobacco allotment, running yard Debris, Trash but brand new top line Multiple Listing Service ORIENTAL RUGS WANT EU water & utilities. Stoney Creek Appliancesi. Misc. bedding sets onlyl Free local )rywill, Ceilings, and Walls Top Prices Paid Area. $65,000. Wesley Grind, repaired. Res. & Comm. (LOCAL) 3195371 delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. 2565 Used, anycondition 6445726 5t8, Rt. 1 Box 355 niture Salvage, 17.92, So. of Remodel & Additions, PARK REALTORS Elizabethton, Tenn., 37643 or Sanford 3225771. CaIII3I.5399or$67.0,34 Antiques and Modern Furniture call 615.474 2254. Painting _1 One Pieceor Houseful óiefrig. Rep0AMANA I? cu ft. Sold 3232801 Branch Off Ice 323.2222 originally $514, now $246 or $21 BridgesAntiques 'nilng& Boarding 46—Commercial Property Need your house painted inside ma. Agent 3390304. WE BUY USED FURNITURE, or out? Call "The Old Tim CASSELBEIRY —. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING Animal Haven Grooming & er" Reas. & Neat. 322 3094) 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, Formerly Mary Carter Paint New ready to move into 3 BR, Boarding Kennels. Thermo FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur Store,51S5. repossessed, used very EIm.SlI,S00,good short 20, cathedral ceiling, FP, Stat Controled heat, off flr niture, 205 E. 25th St. 323011. tIme. OrigInal $193. bal. terms. 321.0998. QualityworkmanshipNojob,00 Sill or energy efficient heat pump. sleeping boxes. We cater to small or big, Interior or ex $21 mo. Agent 335314, Quiet st in wooded area, your pet. 3725757. Plumbing supply business + tenor. Pressure cleaning 327 conven. to schools I shopping, Used full sIte hotelmolel bed real estate I inventory, • 007). 9 Winter of t Park Dr. ding. Very ciean, $14.SSea. PC. ..- _____________ gi MORRIS REAL ESTATE _______________________ .. ______ _ ___________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________ _______________ _______________________ ____________ _____________________ . - SFE F1 STR() IVI ___________________________ CaliBart - - - - ' / _____ _____ -. Harold Hall Realty FOP SALE by owner. 4 BR, 20, great rm, eat.ln.klt., OR, Fl. Inc. rm., Mayfair area, So's. After 373-ui?. pct. Inlefest to Qualified buyers. New homes with monthl payments under $250. Low down payments, th.*i. ___________________________ _______________________ _______________________ ______ --------- - - ________________________ - ___________________________ ______________________ ' WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF, READY TO BUILD! $1,500. MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER, CANAL FRONT LOTS FACING MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. , $14,000. Blvd. Likf newt ONLY 1-43,500. REALTORS m"jdAve. i.2W9 - WOODED LOT I4EAR MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. 5)5.900. REALTOR. MLS p23.5774 Day or Night WOODED LOT IN LOCH HARBOR AREA OF BETTER HOMES. $11,900. LAKE FRONT HOME. 2 BR, 26, beautiful view. FP. Irult . shade trees. $73,000 EXTRA LARGE CORNER LOT, 75th LAKE MARY RD. & $25,000. - MORRIS ESTATE - _________ - _____________________- —_____ ' ________________________ -___________________ 322-2420 _____________________ ______________________ __________________ __________________ _________________________ 03 _________________________ _____________________ W. ___________________ iii: NOQUALIFYING-3'BRhome. Now CIlIA & carpet. Owner will' financg w.substantial fluioijr 133,055.333.3157. .I gOldS ISISkISS$. Operote from Store or NAIIJUTIIALTYInc. residence, - PeP or porttljne. $1190 'niqu4ne Send name, MULTIPLE LISTING.PEALTOR ad*isi, and plIeRs number to () 1I0'Waterfrord lotion Lake $esrt.Abeut Inc. 701 Central - LIVE RENTFEE Newly ren.ov duples. 2 IØr., IRa.. w.cowWTyprIvacyI city -' , Approximatelt, 2300 square e.$unlsrroni.31*m3 Bath. Sunken LR w.fireplace. Ceramic tile foyer and hallway. Walk a block to large Cl'IA, shopping csnter. Ovinsiled doUble garage aid lanced yard. 1 year warranty. 861,105. *KIYIS -* tlIaaa - - SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 743$. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 377)577 3210110 -. PLOSIDAINCRIALTO*I ___ — I (I-))) The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 2435' 2 S. Frinch (17.52) Sanford 323 S324 - W.GarneltWhite Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101 W. Commercial Phone322-7111, Sanford --...--.--.-.------ -•-- AWARD REALTY, INC. ai,., ____________ -- ----.----- - it's Ihkepennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. ______________________ We buy equity in houses, apts.& vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, p.o. Box .!srkle --.-.....---.-.---_-. - PaInthig_o,ciojjjng Handyman, minor el. rep., plumb., carp., free est., 21 hr. serv., Senior cit. dis., 551-1901. ______________________________ I i Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold WIg. $109.35, used short time. Sal. $159.14 or 5)9.33 mo. Agent. 339-0304. , Tappin dbl wall oven, El.; counter top,el.stavedblsink. All avocado, 323.0405. Sanford Immediate CASH for eaaity In your homeoracreage 322.0216 Don't lose your credit, we will catch up payments I buy your eouity. Riggs Realty, 322.7171. ________________________ ________________________ ' . " I i I I i I I ,. ' • Regularorltimebasis WeDOwash windows! 677.5894 ' I I FOR LESS THAN OWN QARIou -I-.g MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES: ( a LARGE .CLU$ HOUSE AREA Al.1 _ i •wn rmenuv CAIRIAGI COVE - -'S.....; ------------------------------------- . . . . $142? ruoo 2UI.E.aIlI.fl SANFORD . - - - _______________________ __________________ - Interior 'Exterior All Work Quarar,te Free Est, 322 109i Painting Si R.pair ___________________________ Trent Painting & Repair Interior I Exterior Free 1st. 3223565 — _________________ EUTSLER PAINTING I REPAIR_Interior Exterior "REE ESTIMATE5CaII 365 5342 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR 5G. BALINT 322-0165 Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES Call anytime 319 575 - __________________________________ R,ui) uoN..supi 9:51A.M. 5:11P.M. — I'toui*Inlflivs,ns,j$ Carpentry, Painting, Malt, of all types. LIc. Bonded 323 6030 Insured $34 $399 •CITY WATER sad SEWU INCLUDED A$ii? MI House Cleaning Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, lass, dependable - -- Will buy isIS sd mortgages. We 1ls Mike Real Estate S. Sanford--? BR, 20, all ap. Suskiess lo. florid' Mar. pliances, w-w carpet, 'clUb tgage investment. 1104 E. house 8. pool. $33,500. 327-0323. Robinson, Orlando, 432.3974. _______ Handyman s•s • _________________________ I . _____ 47—Real Estate Wanted ___________________________ __________________________________ S2AIiances We buy your equity, close in 34 hrs. ______________________________ ____________________________ ?2IOCEJTT Hall's Sanford FurnIture I Salvage, 1742, Soot Sanford. 333.0731, I _______________________ __________ _________ LIST HOWl Call Walt Cappsl 323-4100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR _________________________________ _______________________________ Executive living at unbilievble price. Completed last year. si e. $Ih St. _________________ REALTY WORLD. _____ -. $237132 - 31'xl3S' WOODED LOT MAR. VANIA AREA OF MAYFAIR. PENTY- 11 acres, 4 Berm., 2 Sells. Nncsd. 2 wells, farm OVER AN ACRE FRONTING tractor 5. mower. I yr. ON 3 STREETS-ADJACENT warranty. $64950. TO A PARK NEAR WILSON mtg. Only 519,1001 SCHOOL. $13,500. IX. HisMy. $10,190 ca. _________________ $143,000. W. MaliczowskI, REALTOR 322-7953. Assumable mortg. 95'xI3S' WOODED LOT DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR SECTION. $35,000. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRO. ___ ____ _______________________ 102'xI3S' OVER SIZED LOT ON CRESCENT, DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR AREA. 125.100. GOLFER'S SPECIAL- Newly decorated 3 Bdlm home on quiet strut. Family Pm and Florida Pm san extra bonus In this spacious home. One acre plus. $41,000. Q _____________ _____ _____ 3 BUILDERS LOTS, S3'xlSO' EACH, NEAR SANFORD AVE. $4,500 EACH. disposal, carpet. central heat & air, Inside utility room, orange&grapefruit trees, AT. TIACTIVE FINANCING, 1 yr. warranty, $35,900. IlALTY SIJ*. Cab Resiter, AftIw$: $7,000. eat.in kItchen, range, ref., NORRIS's ' MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. LARGE CORNER LOT en hancas this 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath home, separate dinIng room, GenevaSacres, pond, 3 BR, 2B MH. $4,000 dwn $354 mo 134,950. 349.5717 I . Good used TVs,525&up MILLERS Ph. 322035' 2bl9OriandoDr. _______ aswme. lots Of shads Irfis. Only - -- ON? CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. 515.900. Like new contemporary. 1 yr. old, 4 BR, 28, sunken LR, catherdral celing, split plan, across from lake + gazabo. Club facilities. Woo - 31 . MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW Reduced $3,000 to $34,500. At. tractive 4 BR, FR, nice area, shade & fruit trees. Can 3PR,llon2lots,allfsnced,FP, psrIunitlos SPORTING 0000$ 71—Antiques ___________________________ 21—Sffivatjons Wanted • RE.CARPET. & 2BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED Needs finishing touches, lovely 2 BR, C.H&A, FR in quiet, nice neighborhood. Only $31,500. ___________________________ 24-Suth19ss PAINT 530,950 spotless 2 BR wIg. FR, terrific kit., landscaped lot in quiet neighborhood. tan. IIUfl S able. ____ - ,. IBEDROOM HOME NEAR 25th neardowntown. Neat Iclean. 3 BR, 2B luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for 1,900. VA.FHA terms avail. . _____________ 3 BEDROOMS, 1'? BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. $21,800. $23,000 old frame,? BR. shade, owner hold. - looking a that requires driving skills. Cait also do some office sen. For mere lets call 3137451s 4 p.m. _____________ LIKE NEW CONDITION, FHA OR VA POSSIBLE. $29,500. concrete bhk. addition. Separate workshop, 1g. yd. 3 BR, lB easy conversion to duplex. $22,S00, low dwn, I ReconditiohOd & rebuIlt bat teries Buy & Sell. Wallace Auto Repair, 1211 Laurel Ave. _________________________ 2 BR, lB zoned comm. $3,800 , - _________ 3 BEDROOMS. NEW PAINT, CARPETS, PANELING & $21,500 sm, dwn. payment, WATSON REALTY CORP. 6320900 surance, holiday, vacations efidplflsloflprOgram.Applyat Cardinal Industries, Inc., 3701 South Sanford Avenue, San. ford. Bring complete resume. Equal opportunity employer. Immediate full time permanent position. Knowledge of standard practices, methods, tools and materials of one or more trades a prerequIsite. Ability to wenk from prints or etthes.Caoableof i000wino written and oral instructions. Submit ApplIcations to Civil Service OffIce, City Hall, Sanford, Plc. Monday thru Thynsday. Application closing date February 4, 1910. An Equal OpportunIty Employer, Male, Female, Handicapped - Il • a_a na STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Ads Classified didn't Ihere wouldn't te i'ny work Don't pile no longer needed Items high as an elephant's eye. Place a class,Iied ad, and pile the money in your wallet! __________________________ REALTORS INC. S30.6033or3394711eVe5. flest Price Battery Shop 107W 2ltt' St. 3239lI4j ____________________ NEWS. USF 0 BATTERIES BATTERY SHOP Maor Credit Cards 1WSt ________________ SPEC IALS 115.000 sm. 2 BR w. restricted - comm. zoning. 1317 Celery Ave. loin, off 25th St., Sanford. Excellent opportunity for In. ___ BATH, BARN ROOF, NEW POOL WITH PRIVACY ___________________________ RIDGEWOOD AVENUE New duplex models, 2 or 3 MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN pa,,Ie claiming kdernd by, tstreuph, undO or apakt the P1544 -, AU. CLAlM1, DEMANDS, AND aforesgid person(s), Gloria ____________________ OIJECTIO*S NOT $0 FILED Williams and any unknown PICTITIOU$N*MI WILL 1* 40R1V15 BARRIO. heir(s), divINe(s), lee(s), Ave NE, Prldley, MN 91433 bepy Weis that we ... Dale of W fret publication Of (611)114-0019. credItor(s) or other unknown are engaged in lushes at 11S this NotIce.tof Aebninlifratlon : parties. shall be served by Rate Street, laetind. Seminole Ever wanted Is own a bieutifui January Publiatim: It Ii IlPIhor OR. County, Florida. under Ma tic. Fashion Boutique? Or • wtuis *MS MOOR! 01110 P1st sldlce ii lids OndSi INlets earns If JOHN'S OILI Fads1 Jeans Shop? New you As Persl Representative' be published by Nw (MiSed Stalli cast hove your emt tilgoly otto. 1st eol Marlhalinanose.a.erof.anarei SIerI&IP.MaWNIIMaCNe PrSII$&1S buiimss feslur Rosemary tear.. CWp.,latien In $erninele County, at Ma CWCI, Cew, kenimle over 115 nallestalty famous PIS. weak ha is (4) County. Pioddo IS ardsme isme WendS such as. .. ATTORNEY- OR PIPSONJAL ceNeCiAIvS WebS1 "dN etet the p.iss IS Ma Plc. UPUSIN AtlVI: as isy. .Mn..33. tul DONS. HSINe N Intatas, ToWN aetpg k*,AcI Ill, UtliAset, Thomas 1.1 sbsre and QaDDilo at Orlando. crF Section 10.15 FIOrISi $1*IwlSs No experience neCessary. .nmodorstoss sui y 1* pto,tu. is , 1555. lnuselsry, Fixtures, $50p11e$, 319 RIver Ei u liulivald 1I. Jeho Training plus an exciting Cocoa, Fiod I 31933 Joust A. Reid. Jr. -. S AInIIfoSISW Orand(ningcanbsyet,s U.S. Di*Id JUlIO IllepIselse: I N) 4UW1 Pu$4iib: " y 13. 00, 1 - *isdy $14J50 clflpluIa. Per wwisti Jim ry m as owua.v u.s. Sf0.3. . _____.VII detailo cull * Patnich 3,1150 01*40 -. 50473310$ COU.,ECt. 0111$ DIRI . - LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2? REALTOR322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SEP VICE Eves. 3195100 322.1959 OPEN HOUSE 1.5 PM ._ Will buy junk Auto Batteries - FENCE. $59,900. Business location, rent 2000 sq. ft.. fully carpeted, modern, best location, excellent traffic 1 visibility. Call 332.4403. 332.7450 A O TIRE Shocks SI 95 Heavy Ou;y $6.9S New flatteries $29.95 I13 French Ave., Sanford - FORREST GREENE I 76—Auto Parts: 3736061 or eves. 323.0517 ________-- No Petst Call 322.1477. 912 French Ave. Corner of 10th& French - Club Rd.. Sanford. MONTHS NEW. $89,900. person operation. Approx. Inventory). $20,000 ($3,o00 Sorry all CASH, but - start earning tomorrow. 37—Business Property Stop In or call Monday for details. L BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. 2 CAR GARAGE, proof. Nets 14 to 15 thousandbe your own boss-a one Nice location in town 3 BR, Fl. CASHIIR - S ACRE RANCHE TIE IN CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 7 STEMPER AGENCY Front counter work, great place & super boss. Dettani 7 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $21,900. ______________________________ - 53_..flJ.Radio.StereO - ________________________- MELLONVILLE 3 BEDROOM. 1' BATH.... ENTE.RTAIN MENT SIZE LIVING ROOM. APPLIANCES, CARPETS, DOUBLE CARPORT. $47,500. s i MLS REALTOR 3' ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900, EXCELLENT TERMS. Enjoy clean Suburban living 24x60 Champion mobile home on 6.3 cleared ares. $35,000. on this one.. forappt 2 Pus, t,u'tnn controls, has cam vsel. still in w,r'rar,ty Orginally 5619, assume ments of $21 i-no Agent 339 _____________________________ M. Unsworth Realty ANCES. CENTRAL AIR. $35,500. 28 alt brick home on 1g. oak shaded lot on quiet cu-dc Sac. Beautiful 16x32 sc. pool & patio, C.H&A, eqpt. kit. & much more. By owner $63,900. 373 3757 a BR, lB on 1g. lot. Zoned for multi. fam. near Shopping $45,500. Bu,Idto Suit-our lOt or yours FHAVA.FHA23S&21S MICROWAVE - 69—Stamps-Coins Coins Unlimited buying gold, silver & coins, 5 days only! Holiday Inn, Sanford on Lake Front. 3231910. - TS ORi€ A TIME 4R'sr' i LIFE LONICN 4A BEEt3 REFeEP TO A H16 HLL.L....1 PEgi00' - - KENMORF WASHER Parts, Service Used MChifleS MOONEY APPI lANCES 3?) 0697 WA PAINTEt ve. .l7'?31 754.4$ 322 5353. 322 3772. 322 0779 BINATION, NEW APPLI - Lovely like new, 3 yr. old 3 BR, 32—Houses Unfurnished BUILDING MAINTENANCE REPAIRER CLASSiFIED LOVELY . "'w '' 52—AppIiances - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FAM. ILY.DINING ROOM COM. your Iota, our tOt V Enterprise, Inc. Medellnc.,Reattor 6443013 Sanford Geneva Terrace. 3 BR, 28, $375; 2 BR, 10, $350 LR, DR.kit combo, inside utility. Ava!l. Feb. 1. 869 8791. WELDERS Read blue prints. Don't miss out - DeBARY Cash for your lot? Wili build on Wekiva Falls, I BR Trailer, Owner will finance. MACHINE OPERATOR DORIS DIETRICK OURSELVES EDITOR 323.34)( 9.Sdsily MenFri _____ Isthid Aru PUaI, sad 1 p.m., S. Avs.:QdM VA-F HA..235.Con. Hornet Low Down Payment Profitable business! Recession Will train, cxc. oppor., good pay & benefits. Contact: - ___ RALTOR,MLS 323.5774 Day or Night UNITS, 2 BR 10 each unit. $350 per mo. 675.7775. known Co. EvenIng Herald, we want t talk with you. -.-------- Inc 31 A—Duplexes MLS Ev323.39$ BETTER THAN NEW 3 BR, 70 home located in desirable Sanford neigh. borhood. Close to Schools, shopping & golf. $44,900 Deltona Land Co. REALTOR. 6685681. Harold Hall Realty Jimmie Cowan, 375 Palmetto Ave. - - OR EAT ROOM, beamed ceiling, FP, oak shaded patio. 587,500. Apts. foP Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See DRILL PRESS OPER. respective community to be presented in a column In Th. _____ - contemperary 3 BR, 3B, Lovely) BR condo, fully eqpt kit, pool & game rm privileges. $300 mo. 3236570. 'T5ff(iil/1l 2 acres in Lk Mary Z agri is located in area of lovely homes. $25,000. RAVENNA PARK EXCITING NEW LISTING 3 BR home w-FR & sc porch leading to beautiful pool, pa & 600 area. Just what you have been looking for. $19,900, wI' pd. assumable mort., or try VA or FHA. 221 Sunset Dr., Cedar & Stone 1 BR, 18 Condo, kit. eqpt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 3227972 1V1 lflIVtfli from LONGW000 322147$ 3 BR, 2B, FR, FP. 579,900, STONE ISLAND- nes?,eu among big oak trees on I acre, beam ceilings throughout, FP with heatalator, redecorated. with exquiste carp. 8.' silkscreen wallpaper, Kit. turn., 3 BR, $100 mo. & sec. 322.1595 atter 6. Drilling & tapping exp. Well PART-TIME yIV WI RZ?G REAL REALTOR by Roger Bollen FIINNY BUSINESS -- j ______________________ We have several beautul bid lots w easy terms. $500 dwn, $60 mo. Call for details. 3155 Country Club Rd (SR 46A) FIRST showing! Brand new ranch style, sandlewoa,f brick. 1 BR-$199 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in 323.1670 Call Sanford. Mariner's Village 41— SPARKLING NEW DUPLEX 7 - CORRESPONDENTS 41—Houses DOUBt.E..OREN-l4tj5 - SUNDAY 1.5 Make 1 stop, see? luxury custom homes near Mayf,, Golf & Country Club. Finest Loch Arbor section, choice schools, exquisite park like setting, roundinqs. APPIViflPSr1an$anfordNursIn IConvalescent Center, 910 Millinvilid. ... Dated at Fern Pank piji,,fo validity Of P decedent'S will, any iatkneem heir(s), devises(s), County, Florida,- Jan. 0, INS. qualificat its of the personal granteest, credi$wjs) or oilIer 41—Houses ______________________________ ---- TELLER Exp. preferred. Posh Sur. haveaknac8.forgatheringttt. socIal news from your UNITED STATES DISTRICT. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP FLORIDA, ORlANDO Olyl. 510$-No. 79.242.OrI.CIv.R UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PlaintIff, vs. EARL I. Wit.. LIAMS, .9 ux, .9 ci, Delen. dant(s).-ORDU FOR SERVICI BY PUBLICATION-On motion and affidavit of plaintiff it the above.entltled cause by, ElIzabeth A, Jenkins, Assistant UnIted Stales Attorney In an action against the defendant(s), Earl B. Williams, Annie WillIams, Gloria 0. WillIams, Montgomery Ward & Co., Martha W. Batten, Siars. Roebuck I Co. and P.O. Norman, I - 31—Apartments Furnished SECRETARY Gal Friday, accurate typing, busy office makes time go fast. RN, Id & 4-Il, full & pert time LspaI dr.ctcr of 'Cotady Ubray System wID gh* .._,I.. ________________________ Court of Seminole County, Florida, P1aeloranges& grapefruit for DissolutIon of Marriage, and you are required to serve a copy of 3226733,323.0367 yow' written defenses, If any; on ________________________ KENNETH W. MCINTOSH of 11—In.stnictions STENSTROM. McINTOSH, JULIAN, COLBERT I — -WH I OHAM, Attorneys for RAI NBOW CHILD Pdhitio1', whose address is Post Oflic• Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, CreatIve Expressions 322.7113 32771, and file theoriglnal with the __________ _____ Clerk of the abovestyled Court on is—Iinlp Wanted or before February 13, 1950, -. ofhocwlee. d.f.u$f and ufflmap. wIll be entrsd agaInst you for the relief demanded in the BC.OKKEEPER 'I Apply for 6 mo. extension to file lO4Oform. I.R.S. approved. Contact Jay Jackson for details. 151.1948. OFFICE MANAGER Classy lassy needed, in charge type person Exc. pay. Full chg., sweet boss, nice place to work. ., Worried about income tix EXCITEMENTI ENTHUSIASM! FRIENDLY SERVICE I THIS IS WHAT YOU FIND NOW AT AAA EMPLOYMENT (YA'LL COME) 323-5176 9—Goad Ttthigs to Eat ' .nfW.meaVeter.o1SishileCewdy,Spjn, Comelberry Branch library, Ssminol. Plase. Jean 0 - - - Land Development Manager. Must have Real Estate License, experienced in land development & real estate transactions, operate eqpt such as tractors & other light eqpt. Residence furnIshed. 5 pct. comm against $10,000 guarantee. Apply Florida State Employment Service, Box 480, Perry, Fl. 32347. Att: Robert Lynn ______________________ I I. I. LI • A- FinncIiI Set C near future. that BARBARA JEAN MENEAR has filed a PetitIon In the Circuit - -- :H Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida,: ørobats Division, the addre%sotwhicti Is P.O. Drawer C, . Sanford FlorIda 3277). The Will baby sIt In my home, any age, reasonable rates. Loch Arbor. 323.6410. - 1392 Dewey Avenue Rochester, New York 14413 YOU ARE HERE NOTIFIED Deceased NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAiMS OR DEMANOS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTEDIN IHEESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministratIon of the estate of Rosemary Mcor, deceased, File Number 79.54.CP, Is pending In the ____________________ 6—CNId care _____________________ LolàBlk BSwistwaterOaks Sect., PhONE $151,900. . Santo d,FIori 32771. The name andtoenforcealienuponre.lpro. Ethel M. WIII$h f I4tM a certv situate In thIs- Diltrief Nl 511W SLIWIVUS VI IIIV WIWIISI -------_____ desCribed iS follows: Lot 21, S. Boxer& JoanM. That part of represeniitive's attorney are Sell advertising f or LONE PINES, according to Plat W½ofNW¼lestheS¼oftMW½, foi'th below, ci the 5W¼ of said NWVI All persons having claims or thereof as rcorded in Plat Book clauifid section by 33, 30.32 7.731 acres ml $100, wmars against the estate are 13,pagellcitftepubllcpecordsof tSI.PIOflS solicIta Seminole County, Florida. and Evelyn M. Jackson to Bietj'ice required. WITHIN THREE It M. Rubasak & Stephen .1. Her tion. Writs copy, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF app.anin to the Court that the enatt, Gloria D. WillIams is Lot II Seminole Raceway 1st Add THE IFIRST PUBLICATION OF complete order to CR., 9,10O THIS NOTICE, to file with the not inhabltantscinoc found within forms, billing and Ben F. Griffin Sr. I. WI Gladys clerk of th. above court a written the State of Florida and has M. to Ben F. Griffin Jr. & *1 staternentofanyclalmordernand VOHI? appeared herein, and collection. Good Elizabeth A. Lot S BIk A Swell. they may have, Each claim must that peflonal service upon her spelling a must, typ. water Oaks, $91,000. bi In writing and must indicate the resIdence and whereabouts is i unknown, i ORDERED that trig skills needed. All basis for the claIm, the addre$softhecreditororftisagsnt GlorIa 0. Williams apd ant' company blfl5fit$. Notice or attorney, and the amount unknown heir(s), devises(s), . tt1ie, aeditsifo), or eisisr claimed. If th. claim Is not yet Apçly In person NOTICE UNDER due, the date when it will become unknown parties, appeanor plied PICTITIOUSNAMI$TATUTI dueshallbesta$id. If tlseclaim is to*ecomplaintheq'.fnbythe 11th RONALDG. BECK TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: contingent or unllquidated, the dayof March, INS, and In default thereof t COWl will Proceed Is Advertising Director Notice is hereby given that the nature of Ph. uncertaInty stall Undersigned, pursuant to the stated. It Ma claim Is Iscured,the tfte h.anine and adjudication EVENING HERALD The this suit as if GlorIa 0. WIllIams "Fictitious Name Statute", security Wiall be described. N. French Ave. and any unknown . heir(s), Chapter 10.19, Ploridi Statutei, claImant thai deliver witi rsglster.wiffi the Clerk of coplisoll$eciaimtoffiscievttg devises(s), grantee(s), credItor(s) or other unknown II1%1%IU%N%flflflflflflftf$ij%JlA, Circuit Court, in and for Siminete enable ffisclir8. IS MIII c* parties claiming Interest by, county, Florida ipe roceips of to each prw.I representative. AVON -. preel ci the publicatIon of this All perns Interested in the tswweti. uner or a,ainot the FIGHT INFLATION person(s), Cliii. o. iwlice, to wit; THE ENCORE estate to Øtom a copy if this aforesaid WillIams and any unknown Sill Avon. Incressi your earning SHOP under wliidt I am .ngagsd Notice of Mministratien has but ewer. For details, Call heir(s), devises(s), ,rmtess, inbvsineesat137slpltwey 17.92 is mailed * raguIred WITHIN I14l.4070r864.3S7 the City If Prn Pork, p$orjga THREE $ONTHS FROM THE creditor(s), or oftier unknown . workihop, - LOST: EnglIsh Pit Bull, wh. w brindle eye. Between Sanford &Mellonvilieon35th, Reward of $30. 323.1864. NOTICEOFACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JOSEPH GILMAN MENEAR OER41 ROSEMARY MOORE, Publish: January 13, 31, 33 Pibrary 3.1151 iw.sknt'sboardrocsn,UnIvsrMtyofC.UMFlodds. of4g $%t 1uIjng flt.3e3, Uuk ot 10 am, to Division IN Pt: ESTATE OF MItiel Constr. Co. ONC to Alfonso B. Estefan &wf Hermlnla $.dsy Gemt ____ writing urkehip, 8:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ___ '. euwn File Number 79.$e.CP Oaks Un 2, 915,400. ____ _____ mw... a Troy Chudevu to Medfotd D. Lynd 1. WI Willie M. Lot 27 Forest LIi Subdv. $10,000. George C. Partin I *1 Phyllis A. to Hugo A. Savino & *1 N.I... 8. Hugo A. Savino, son Lot 211 Spring WEDNDAY J4UARV3$ ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ..- --_________________ CASE NO. 1S401$.CA44.E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF BARBARA JEAN MENEAR Petitioner, and JOSEPH GILMAN MENEAR, Respondent. WITNESS my hand and off iclal seatofsaldCourtonthe9thdayof January, A. 0., 1950. (SEAL) - $34,100. ______ - ... PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 16604) OF THE FLORIDA STA. lUTES; PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE OFFI. CIAL ZONING MAP AND THE CI TV'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; SEVERABILITY; CON. ______________________ Paul M. Welsemann I wf DebonahK.toDerekSorzano,TM S7Sft.of Lot 17, BIk H, Northgate, Weight Watchers,7p.m,,SasIord Woman'sClub,309 & Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apis., Cma.elbsrry. Oveiesten Aa.aymo.., 7:30 p.m., Florida POIS' & light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open dlactlon, Halfway i MÜ.d. itt, M'A., noon, Mental Health Center Robin Rood, Altaznont.SprIlgI. S.ad.eJ.Smsbi,, (*er Sweet Adeu $ pm., g St., An&.ws P V'.erLStI City. Forest , _, FROM ITS PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF R 1 TO Ci FLORIDA By Mary T. Norton, City Clerk Publish January 37, 1950 DER.90 -s._a n• MiiII,ii ' ....-.... i i ,, ,.i i. ,, W loft. of lot 4 Blk 23, Sanhando The Suburb Beaut,, $37,000. Winier SprIngs Homes Inc. to Dewey B. Harman I WI Dolores M. Lot 40 WDwood, $42200. Kul'IW.FreUfldIWlDof'isM.tO DavidRaylwfCharm,TheS½of NW'/s of NE¼ of SE'/* ci Sect. 19, 20.32, $17,000. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Saznbo's. Winter Springs Serums, 7:30 am., center North Edgemon Avenue. Sanford tiom, noons Holiday 1*1L Laagw.od Sertoina, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SI ' TWEEN SHERRY AND BEN NEIl STREETS IN THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, SEMI. NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, THIS NOTICE is lobe published In the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation of the City, one (1) time at least fIfteen (IS) days prior to the time public hearing, DATED thIs 22nd day January, 1910. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, ',interestinth.previouspropirty $4,800. Ocoige 0. Van Glnhoven I wf Martha R. to Robert W. Berardl & WI Phyllis M., Lot 7, Weklva Hills Sect. 5, $99,100. Lois P. Sammons to CL. Weeks TUESDAY, JANUARY29 TOPS, 7 p.m., Seminole Memosial Hospital conference room. Open to everyone over 6 years. Voter regtitratioe by. Lug.. .1 Womes Voters, Oviedo High School, 9 am. to noon. Free ekilikes's class on chIldbirth, 10 a,m,, presentedby Parent Education Department atFiorida Hospital. Call 396.6611, Ex. Sanford VFW 10188 AuTillary meeting, 8 p.m., log cabin post home, • CATED ALONG SR. 431 BE. v,ted to attend and be heard, Custwnan Canthor FKA Sherrie Lee Cushman to Ronald A. Johnson 8. WI Donna J., ______________________________ - Springs, Fl., for all persons ciesiring to examine same All Interested persons are in. Shorn. L ai; A p.' ______________________ iCrd-of-Thsnks---' --l8Heip-Wanted----- °"ri.Yi ieei OT said NW.',4 of the NW.',. Thanks to a special lady! She Tract B opened her heart 8. her home All that part of Government Lot for a fine birthday party for a 1, Section 13, Township 70 South, very special person, a nei9h. Range 79 East, Seminole County, bor. We love you RUTH I Florida, lying Easterly of State Road 400 (Interstate 4); AND ALSOtheWest33Ofe,toftheNW. 4—Personals ' of the NW.'a of Section ii, ___________________________ TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East, Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Seminole County, Florida, Less Mate" Dating Service. All road Right.of.Way; AND ALSO ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. that part of the SW.'/i of the NW.II water, Fl. 3351$ of said Section ii, lying North of the North line of Government Lot Sanford area residents dc 2, Section 13, TownShip 70 South, pressed by what Is going on Range 29 East, Seminole County, in Our Country? Are you Florida, extended Easterly, lying willing to explore 1. discuss Westerly of Lake Emma .Road. grass roots campaign for John Containing 62.242 Acres. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Anderson? Contict 333 6594, Any objection to this application -FLORIDA mIJst be made in writing within 20 NOTICE OF PUBLIC ABORTION. days of this date to the Com. HEARING 1st Trimlster abortlon-fl75; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: mission Clerk, Florida Public Gyn Clinic-$20; Pregnancy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Service CommIssion, Flether test; mate sterilization; free by the City Council of the City of Building, 10) East Gaines Street, counseling, Professional care Winter Springs, Florida, that said Tallahassee, Florida, 32304, and a supportive atmosphere, City Council will hold a public copy of objection mailed to the confidential. hearing at the City Hall, 100 N. applicant who is Gr,ewood Lake! CENTRAL FLORIDA Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, Utility Co., 1 North Fairtax WOMAN'S HEALTH Fl.. on Tuesday, February 26, 1910, Avenue, Winter Springs, Florida, ORGANIZATION at 1:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter 32707. as possible, to consider an Or. Publish: January 77, & Feb. 3, 10, 609 B. Colonial Dr., Orlando 1980. dinance entitled as follows: I9$0921 ANORDIP4ANCEOFTHECITY DERSO. Taft OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORI. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN _______________________ DA, REZONING THE HEREIN. AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, -_______________________ AFTER DESCRIBED LANDS LO 5.1_os 1, Found FLORIDA available at the office of the Cily Clerk of 'he City of Winter $100. DMA Prop Inc to Coot, same as -' I I FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy of said Ordinance shall lbove, Ul.1. - :: ii ov me Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 294, Lake Mary, Fl. 3274, Seminole County, Florida under the fic. titious name of ALL w000 CREATIONS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fic. titious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. H. W. Johnson Charles W. Ward Publish: January 77, 5 February 3, 10, Il, 1910. DER16 - Robert Cassman & Ellen H. to Gregory F. Hughes, Lot 2 Balimer & WeiSs Manor, $35,000. James 0. Graham to James H. Graham, Lot 5 01k A Eastbrooks Subdv, Un 6. 5100. MargaretJ. PlumbtoHerbertC. Rittger & wI Susan C., Lot 1 01k F Spring Lk Hills Sect, 2, $131,000. John K. Bonner 5 wf Albabise M. to John T. Ballerino & WI Mary L.,Lot2O&theSlOftofLotl9Lk. -.--.-.-VU) N*ML- I NO BROKERAGE FE ES DEADLINES Noon The Dof"Before Publication - NH ? - 1.800.24)2469 HOURS , Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce sIxth annual banquet, 6:30 p.r., Lord Chumley's Pub, Altarnonte Springs. Odando - Winte Pwk 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 Charles A. Hunsberger I, Emma E. to John P. Von Sr. & Marguarite C., Lot 78 Longdale, $30,000. Elmer L. Mitchell & Irene to John D. Avakuan&wf Georgia, Lot 550 & 552 LW, Nader Constr Co Inc to Jn M. Zelnick & WI Nancy ., 435 Winter Springs Un. 4. $,. Bel Airo Homes to Richard R. Homan & wf Jean 5, Lot 152 Sd Aire Hilts Un?. $32,000. Sel Aire Homes Inc to Michael F. Flanagan & WI Kathleen ' mt. & Michele A. Orshal, Lot 171 Bet Aire Hills Un 2, 545,200. -. .......... Heckerman & WI Elizabeth, Lot 179 Bet Aire Hills Un 2. $4,800. A. B. Peterson Jr. 8. Penelope P. tO Donald J. Bales & wf Evelyn C. The S 34,72 ft of the following: Begin at the SW corner of the N', of Gov Lot 2 Sect 10, $22,100. Jewell N. Law to Richard A. Fl,ppen, Lot 33 BIk B Bear Lk Manor, $100. Maronda Homes Inc. to Juan Jorge & wf Carmen, Lot 6 BIk E Foimoor Un 1,142,900. . Robert W. Rinella & wf Patricia L. to Dennis R. Ruscitti & wf Nancy P., Lot 31 01k B Sterling Park Un 2, 555,000. George M. Manning & wt Beatrice E. to Steven L.C. Bell I. WI Deborah W., The S 1$ ft of Lot 7 Lot 35 the N lIft of lot 1, 01k 14 Wynnewood, $25,000. U.S. Home Crp to Richard P. Dapore&wfMargleA., LW, Lot 16 01k I Shadow Hills, $53,200. (QCD) Lk of the Woods Inc to Thomas E. Feeney & wt Priscilla, Lot 367Lkof the Woods Townhouse Sect, I $100. SMA Prop Inc to Coot. same as above, Lot 36? Lk of the Woods Sect 8, $56,100. Hubert K. Earley & American Group One Inc to Russ Homes Inc., Lots 231 8. 235 Barclay Woods Third Add., $30,000. Mojib Kirmani & *1 Zahida to John N. West & WI Louise P., Lots 10 & 1) Biks EE Lk Ellen Add tO ? UseyourHomeAsSecutlty Call Us For Terms Tower Financial Notices hereby given that the Notice is hereby given pursuant undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" toChepter 367, FlorIda Statutes, of Chapter 865.09. Florida Statute, the ApplIcation of Greenwood CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES iII register with the Clerk of the Lilies UtilIty Co. Amendment to 44c Une Itime Circuit Court, in and for Seminole Water and Sewer Cerliticates to mn1 the following described 3c a line 3 cons.CutiVe times County, Florida, upon receipt of 3c a line 7COfls,CUtiVItimfl iwool of the purntcanon ot this territory In Seminole County, 500 AM. - 5:30 P.M. notice, the fictitious name, MONDAY thru FRIDAY . towit; MMCO SERVICES SATURDAY 9.Noon 3lunesMantmum under which I am engaged in Tract A That part of the NW.'4 of the busIness at 1921 Heathwood Street, ifl the City of Maitland, Florida. UW.',a of Section 1S..Township 20 ThSt the party interested In id .Suth, Range 30 East, Seminole business enterprise is as follows: County, Florida, less the West :13000 Feet, and also less the East Brian S. Freeman Dated at Winter Park, Orange 6.00 feet thereof, lying South of County. Florida, January 23, 1950 Lake Mary Blvd., and Southerlyof Sunday - Noon Friday th SR. 400 Limited Access Right. ____________________________ PublIsh January 21. February ofWay, and less that part of the tO, 17. South 200 feet of said NW.¼ of the DER 59 NW.'4 less the West 679 feet ____________________________ - SATURDAY, JANUARY28 21 Sunday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 27, 1$O 323. $160 To List Your Business.., DI 3222611 or 831-9993 - - �- .. lB—Evening Herald, Sanford F, . . . .- . Sunday, Jan. 21, 11so WAYNE ALBERT . ..lnvolved In community IN BRIEF Wayne Albert, assistant vice president at First Tropic Bank Sets February For Sanford Branch OpenIn Tropic Bank's third location in Seminole County is scheduled for a grand opening at 9 a.m. Feb. 13, according to Jerry D. Poppell, vice-president of the bank's Sanford office. The new bank, located at 101 E. 25th St., will be hotdjn a 2,20 qus'e-foot building constructed by Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc. Tropic Bank of Seminole Is an independent bank with total assets of over $20 million. Its home office is at 1391 Semoran Blvd. in Casselberry and Its Winter Springs office is on State Road 434 at Edgemon Avenue. Grapefruit A Hit Overseas Florida's thin-skinned Juicy grapefruit has established itself as the "top Jewel" in our overseas citrLls export crown, United Growers said. Booming sales to Japan and European consumers of fresh grapefruits are gaining impetus after late. maturing fruit got the season off to a delayed start, said Executive Vice President Wilson McGee of the Orlando-based grower organization. "Export grapefruit sales are contributing more than their fair share to the nation's favorable balance of trade payments on agricultural products. They have also contributed to the Florida economy by stabilizing the domestic price structure for growers faced with increased costs across the board from production to marketing," McGee said. Growers In Energy Picture Walter J. Kautz, president of the Florida Farm Bureau Federation (FFBF), told a group of the state's leading agriculturalists recently that agriculture can not be the complete answer to the energy crisis, but can be Dart of the solution. Kautz spoke before members of the Agribusiness Institute of Florida, Inc., ax pw I of a panel of energy, conuier and agriculture experts. "In the short term, American agriculture will continue to make most of the payment for U.S. energy Imports. In 1979, our agricultural exports were expected to reach $433 billion, and in 1960 we'll ship $40 billion of farm products overseas," Kautz said, Florida Leaders In Germany Florida Economic Development Director Steve Albee and Florida Department of Commerce (FDC) staff members have returned from a trip to Germany to examine the advantages of various German cities for a Florida economic development office in Europe, Florida Secretary of Commerce Sidney Levis an- nounced. - V "Wayne Albert has become a tremendous Federal of Seminole, was promoted to vice asset to our management team In the short president — business development officer at the period he has been with us," according to Edmonds. association's annual board meeting in January, In addition to professional responsibilities he announced Gib Edmonds, president of the hasserved as president of the Greater Sanford savings and loan association. Chamber of Commerce, Jaycees, and Kiwanis r State Leads Bond Ins urance Florida led the nation in municipal bond insurance in Bond Insurance Association (MBIA) guaranteed 20 bond lames having i face value of $171 million in the state, it was announced by John Butler, president of MBIA's managing agency. MBIA guarantees payment of principal and interest on qualified new issues of municipal bonds. Since MBIA's program began in 1074, the association has guaranteed 112 Florida bond issues having a face value of $664 million. Florida municipalities will save an estimated $15 million in interest expense over the I& of bonds Insured in 1079 and $2 million on bonds insured in the 1974-79 period us result of the Inewance which reduces borrowing coats for insurers. Because of the guarantee, each MBIA4ngmred bond Ismis receives Standard & Poor's highest investment rating, Triple-A. Southeast Bank Automates Southeast First National Bank of Miami become the fist bank in the southeastern U.S. to fully automate its letters of credit and collection services two key international banking services. Letters of credit are bank Inatnanents used in commerce that are Issued to Indlylifuls or businesses whereby the bank's credit is substituted for that of the Individual or business. Bank collection services we used to collect money dime from either domestic or international Wpm "Many banks still manually process thise documentsthat are used to obtain payments bsten buyers and sellers in different countries," according to Louts F. ItrWo, vice president South...t That "j us my" NatI' Bank of to pespare and verily letters of credit and eeU.ctkes Southeast's new automated system cuts the tinme needed by over 0 percent, bringing a new m'd of quality, reliability ad s.d to these padt aervices' - Ground has been broken for an experimental research facility at the Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) in Cape Canaveral. The full-scale house Is to be powered by 4,000 watts of photovoltaic cells (solar cells) and dedicated to the study of photovoltaic applications for homes. The cells convert sunlight directly to electricity, Completion of the three-bedroom, two-bath structure is expected by early March, according to FSEC director Dr. David Block, who said that it should be fully operational by July, with about 560-square-feet of solar cells mounted on its roof. The panelized wood frame house Is being purchased from Nobel Homes Corporation of Orlando. Arco Solar Corporation of California will provide the cells. Arthur Litka, an FSEC engineer specializing in solar cell applications, said that long-term experiments will relate to what some energy experts foresee by the end of the 198: a cell-powered house tied In with the local utility grid, the utility providing - investigate legal, economic and other in. stitutional issues, using the house as a model." Litka pointed out that county and municipal building officials will be able to gain early familiarity with solar cell applications by with conventionaleveryday appliances plugged into the sun so that the house will impose realistic energy loads on the cells. A solar energy Don DeBat of the Chicago Sun-Times and Susan Quinn, writing for Boston Magazine, won first prizea~ in the 1979 regulations obstructed builders who attempted to provide The awards were presented by outgoing NAHB President the buyer. She found that the quality of home inspectors varied LaBrecque, Sylvester Monroe, James C. Jones and Deborah Vondal S. Gravlee at the meeting of the board of directors of widely. Witherspoon, Newsweek magazine, the 125,000-member trade association during its 36th annual. The Suburban Thb series focused on the negative impact of Judges for the 1V79 Golden Hammer Awards competition convention-exposition in Las Vegas. local land and site development regulations on prospective were John J. Curley, general manager of the Gannett New, In addition to Golden Hammer trophies, first place winners lower-Income, first-time home buyers. The Commercial Service and chief of Gannett's Washington bureau; Daryl each received $1,000 cash prizes and second place winners Appeal article, which examined Memphis neighborhoods that Moan, associate professor at the University of Missouri School $500. Honorable mention winners received $250 each,, have undergone rapid white-to-black ownership changes of Journalism and managing editor of the daily Columbia The Golden Hammer Awards recognize excellence in during the last 10 years, found that property values have held Missourian; and John Fox Sullivan, publisher of the weekly Journalism in the field of housing. up and noted that racial stability is being achieved. National Journal magazine and vice president of Government DeBaa winning ttwee-part series, "Whatever Happened to Harney Washingtonian article, "Worth Its Weight In Research Corp. Exxon: Largest Industry. United Press International Company $653 million, or $1.92 a share, on sales of pony results. Return on Iharahnldsrs' Exxon Corp. today reported a 55 $16.19 billion, equity Was 20.1 percent last year against percent earnings Increase during 1979 on GM has not yet announced its 1079 sales 14 percent in 197$. a jump of almost $20 billion in sales that figures but based on results through the Texaco Inc. Thursday reported a 106 catapulted the company past General first tire, quarters and the predictions of percent gain In awnings In 1179 the Motors Corp. to become the largest in. analysts, the automaker will not be able only large oil company so far to report a dustnial company. to match Exxon's total for the year. doubling of Its 197$ profits. Exxon earned $4.29 billion, or $9.74 a Exxon had been No.2 on the list of the lime earnings galm'annawmcsdbyGulf, share, last year against $276 billion, or largest industrial companies based 'on Ashland, Mobil Corp., Union Oil Co. of $6.20 a share in 1978. Sales rose to $34.35 sales. California and Getty Oil Co. this week billion from $64.69 billion. Exxon said some foreign operations, ranged from 31 to 0 percent well In the fourth quarter, Exxon's net crude oil price increases and the per- below the dramatic increases pad by income was $1.36 billion, or $3.10 a share, formance of its chemical business all some oil Industry giants In the third on sales of $25.29 billion compared with contributed to the improved 1079 corn- quarter of 1079. By Hom e Buyers: Not All Costs Deductible Home buyers who purchased residential real estate in 1079 should Iiimnents for improvements tending Tax Aid For Area Seniors to increase property value such as remember that some but not all of the paving aussanments; payment for hazard Income in help for senior citima, closing costs they paid are deductible when itemized on federal income tax sponsored by the American Association or mortgage Insurance; charges for land of Retired Persons and the National title Abstractl and OWner's or lender's returns, With the Apt 15 Income tax fibW Retired Teachers Aaecclation, will be title thsurance; mortgage 'indercharm In setting op a loan; and deadline on the horizon, Robert C. Bates, aveltahie coos each week beginning Feb. for services fees. at the GrSW survey president of the American Land Title 'k frotis V aJn. to noon Sanford Chamber of Camnnwce and Fob. Association, suggested determining 7 Bates said paints paid to a km4 as ask i by ,U.& which closing coats are deductible and from 9 A= - noon at th e Fkit Federal keeping complete records on us.. of Seminole Bank, State Road 434, just Internal Revenue Service (IRS) when payments in a&litlon to other tax items. west of U.S. Highway 1742 in Longwood. they are cQtppe,tjon solely for the use Bates, who is executive vice president of money. The amowd paid as points is - of a large izmmrance company, said real deductible in full in the yew of payment prrty taxes and mortgage Interest only if Incurred In purchase Cr im, accruing during the period of ownership noiI4lloWabh. provment of the botrower's principal 'PpIN of closing cests that are not r,"-sc,, and only f charging points Is are examples of deductible Item f-pillar to many home buyers._But, deductible Include fees of attorney. In do was wbwe he aikisit, 6w we others t 1111111111in tapreesating buyers; special the home Is perchaned. TOTS PROGRAM Sanford / 1, -r - 1. 1uie. sear Ft. N_w,liweuMMvsbe.mo,ihemlIty ofheeidfashjl - - - 4 p. * I Two area wothen's organizations have tentatively joined forces in a study of the educational guidelines of Florida and the needs and structure within Seminole County. Bunnye Bomar, instructor at Seminole Community College and chairman of the Education Committee for the American Association of University Women, stated that there was great benefit to be derived for all by joining the League of Women Voters in studying education from an academic as well as a political viewpoint. Lynda Mays, president of the LWV, said that a joint study group with AAUW would not preclude LWV from publishing an independent study of candidates and issues. The AAUW committee consists of Mrs. Bomar, Dr. Pauline Diamond, Mary Balk, Barbara Honeycutt, Denver Reid and Gladys Taylor. / Seminole Community College is forming a new class to rain nursing assistants. Classes will begin Feb. 4, and will 'un Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each lay for seven weeks. The program consists of 210 hours in raining individuals to perform selected tasks under the lirect supervision of a registered Arse. Cost is $31 plus books and insurance. Contact the egistrar in the Administration Building of Seminole ommunity College for information. 'v - y - ,.,. '. ' -v- •. •-.--j.i-_ - -p--,--. fro -.- - --.-.--- ..__.___,__.__ -. - 7, 1i "- Zayre stare manager Dan Miss (left) helps Marine Beservists Dover Hydes (ceatif and Gary Neldi bad $1,ZN weith of punt mats a Marine truck Monday after. use.. The paled, dlecw dand h, the Nets, WU dNa*.d to Ike Marine M's Top for Tab Pe. P* and will be wed I. repair disiMed inys for Ps-title. Is needy yse.gsIen. Norm Phalle 1119 ftWd AL R&OW ______________ Herald Photos by Tom '.• • '• Ed Nicholson of Longwood, ' . . . - will tackle just about anything ' -. "., Seminole Community College is offering a 10-week class n Landscape Construction and Development. It will meet in Thursday nights from 6:45 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. In Building 7 on the Adult High School Campus. The 30 hours of intraction will Include techniques for landscape enhancement, construction materials, designing for special ffects, landscape art, and pricing of supplies and iatenials. The vocational class is designed for new landscape rorkers or those interested in upgrading their skills. Cost Is 10 and the admissions office will accept registration until an. 31, the first night of the class. Classes will end April 3. % nzio Veterans To Reunite William H. Bland, of 403 W. Willow Ave., Sanford, is *eking World War II veterans who survived the Anzio leach (Italy) attack on Jan, fl, 1544. A reunion is planned for March 8 In Sanford for the rganizatlon, Anzio Beachhead Veterans of World War II, -' nyone having knowledge of these veterans is asked to ntact 'Bland. akeview Sets Open House Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford, will serve its 10th anniversary on Friday, Feb. 1, with open use, from 24 p.m. The public is invited. According to June Miller, acltivitles, tows of the facility Ill be conducted and the 10-year employees will be nored. Refreshments will be served. ageant Contestants Wanted The Florida Association of Boxing in conjunction with the nerican Legion of Orlando will be holding Its first "Miss inshine Slate Golden Gloves Beauty Pageant" Feb. 11, at p.m. at the legion hail located at Interstate Highway 4, A Lake Ivanhoe Boulevard, Orlando. lando Mayor Carl Langford Is the honorary Chairman District 2 for the Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament to be Id Feb. 12, 13 and 14, at the legion hail. 3irls, 15 through 18, who are interested in entering the geant may call Mrs. Qeta Barfield, 277.5048, Orlando, information. C Bands In Free Concert he five bands of Seminole Community College composed 15 musicians under the director of Dr. William Hinkle, I perform in a free concert "Orlando Presents" Sunday, 2:30 at the Lake Eola Bandehell, Orlando. - from carpentry to skydiving. - Politics: 'Florida Has The Greatest Knife Men' Landscape Classes Open Nitsel a former newspaperman, • - Newsman.Becian 50-Year Career At 14 By TOM NETSEL Herald Stall Writer Ed Nicholson looks like he might be a carpenter. At least, anyone seeing him at work around his home in Longwood might get that idea. Like many people concerned about saving energy, Nicholson realized that the jalousie wondows in his house at 683 S.E. Lake Ave. leaked a lot of air he was trying to cool in summer and heat in winter. In his blue jeans, sweat shirt and straw hat with a seagull feather in the band, 73year-old Ed Nicholson was replacing the windows himself and doing a good job. neauy mar a ureams, no removed ms nat and wiped the sweat from his brow revealing snow-white hair. He sat at the kitchen table in the home he and his wife of "40-odd years" have shared since they retired to Florida 11 years ago. Decorative lobsters and clams on the wall indicated a New England heritage and it was in Massachu.setts that Nicholson started a career that was to last almost 50 years, "My father had died and I started work as an office boy for the Boston Post. That's when it was run by Eddie Dunn," he said. "I was 14years.old." Sometime later he was able to transfer to his home-town newspaper, the Lynn Item, in Lynn, Mass. "I was an office boy in the reporter's room," he remembered. "I ran copy and wrote obits (obituaries), but then I got a chance to go into the composing room,' He said he mentioned to his mother that he was thinking about taking the Job in th composing room. His mother said he hat better take the job. In the early 1920s it wat a trade he could learn through an apprenticeship program and meant better pay and security. After a 5-year course Nicholson became a Linotype operator and handled many of the chores required in the composing room, "I made up pages, composed ads, and melted lead (from the old type into 22pound ingots. I even swept floors." Nicholson said he was with the Lynn Item for a total of 45 years with a couple of stretches in the military during the depression and during World War II. He said it took his congressman to get him into the military during the depression since many of the jobless were trying to enlist. "It was the only Place to get something to eat.' Nicholson said. During WW II Nicholson served as a radar operator aboard a mine sweeper recalls many hair-raising 3tories, about clearing mines from the approaches, to Omaha Beach during the Normandy invasion. One dark night in the Mediterranean, Nicholson recalled picking up a target on his screen a few miles from Corsica. Tracking it through the night, the target would vary Its speed from eight to 20 knots, sometimes running parallel to Nicholson's ship, sometimes coming in closer. Finally at dawn the captain decided to close in for a visual contact. After hours of sweating, the tension was finally broken when a lookout spotted a whale leaping through the air near the ship. That was their mysterious target. After returning to the newspaper following the war, Nicholson started writing feature stories for his publisher. Since Nicholson was pro-union, the publisher wanted a labor column. "I told him if he liked it, fine; if not, forget It," said Nicholson, who joined the reporter's union, as well, so he could write in addition to his other duties, The publisher liked his work and asked for more stories. "He'd call meupat2in the morning with story ideas," said Nicholson, and tell him to pick his own photograper and bring in a series. Nicholson said he preferred to write about the local events that were going on around town. He covered the happenings at the lodges, churches and clubs. "I covered the little people who belonged to organizations" like the VFW, the American Legion, and the PolishAmerican Club, With his contacts in the community, Nicholson started organizing art and hobby shows through the newspaper with prominent artists in the Boston area acting as Judges. See NEWSMAN, Page IC ''-'-'.---.--- " F . • . ! • '- \ ap f , , • , , 1 i Massachusetts native, Nicholson said of Sen. Edward Kennedy, "Evcrytlme he opens his mouth he puts his foot in it." A p.m., Sanford Banker Elected usIc Guild Calls Auditions ppllcatiorn are now 'being accepted for the Florida t4VREA3 '1 r - in *1 I.. pow "I To Study Seminole Schools ' -MIN of and disadvantages of land investment as a hedge against in. Golden Hammer Awards Journalism competition sponsored by affordable middle-Income homes. Excessive regulations, and flatlon, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). needless delays in approving new building projects were cited Honorable mention winners were Den G. Campbell, Los Kenneth R. Harney won second place in the magazine as among local requirements which drive up new home costs Angeles Times; Tim W. Ferguson, Orange County (Calif.) category for an article In Washingtonian, and Charles E. as much as 25 percent in Chicago's suburbs. Register; Evelyn Richards, Peninsula Times Tribune, Palo Hutchcraft Jr. of The Suburban Trib, Hindadale, Ill., and Quinn's award-winning entry, "Inspecting the Home Alto, Calif.; Kerri Demos, Phyllis Argent, Pete Rowe, Harold Jerome L. Obermark of The Commercial Appeal, Memphis Inspectors," offered tips to consumern on hiring a house In. Kruger, Betsy Morris, Carol Goodhue and Marie Faust Evftt, Tenn., tied for second in the newspaper category. spector. The writer called this the most important step in The Argue, Frenont, Calif.; David Clark, Texas Business Four newspaper and three magazine journalists received buying any home because some of the most costly defects—in Magazine; Jerry Edgerton, Marlys Harris and Suzanne honorable mentions, roofing, heating and wet basements—may, not be apparent to Seizes, Money magazine; and David Alpern, Mary Hager, Ron - -st. the .qivaIss uum such as this u'lll pals'PrIb-P home. Affordable Housing?", detailed how local government Gold," provided a comprehensive analysis of the advantages Imitation far Na,nibr, 117$ seed to c.kslats 04 january, 1166 adjseunimt IM to L 910 klowntt beers, and peromtd flue Wal pensialles. mft.aceYPLmilsrut d 1hAlft * system A ifordable Housing'Writer Wins Award ____ -. .temitea.u"lIam Briefly ________ ___ II_______-_ Mursing Assistants To Train inspecting the experimental house. While the 1,300-square-foot house will be unoccupied other than for the research projects being conducted, it will be furnished $ts'ee at Albert and his wife Tracy has two sons, Matthew and Mitchell, and reisde In Sanford, electrical backup when there Is insufficient sunlight. Many technical aspects of such a concept will be researched at the ex. perlinental house. "We want to know as much as possible about utilization of the cells in order to be prepared should they become a major energy source for the future," Litka emphasized. "We will undertake a great amount of highly technical and detailed photovoltaic systems research. In the non-technical area we will Bicerd output of Florida Psrsr & iagi*'. ?pu odw mmlii helped vA J-iy'a fuel ad. JWWW IV $L41 par 10 kUowaU hews, FPL — I M1''ol, and em community service, and Is a member of the Board of Deacons And a Sunday school teacher at the First Presbyterian Church. Cape Nets Solar Research Home FPL Cuts Fuel Adjustment , Sunday, Jan. 27, 1910—iC Women's Groups Join Forces - 1979 for the second éonsecutive year as the Municipal Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Club. Albert has received several awards for '..1 . A decision on the location In Germany for the European office will be made In mid-February, according to Levis. Target date for opening the office Is April 1. Albee, FDC Bureau of Trade Chief Dick Brock and Trade Representative Michael Alaentzer considered Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, Cologne, Stuttgart and Munich as Possible location sites. OURSELVES Albert Named Veep At Federal BUSINESS mIle Music Guild auditions for strings, open to adcod students in violin, viola, cello and string bass. rIses of $10004500, and $280 will be presented to the top To Six-County CC Post * winners In addition, each reralzthsg finalist will dye $100. Applications must be between 13 and 20 years go and must be a Florida resident or studying in a ida educational Institution. ma&Ine for application is March 1, 1960. For further rmation, contact: Mrs. Donall G. Bourke, 4150 North t 5th Terrace, Boos Baton, telephone: (305) 3914362. The newly elected president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce attended her first meeting of the Central Florida Association of Chambers of Commerce Inc. Tuesday at Maitland and was elected president of that organization. Janice Springfield, executive vice president of Flagship Bank of Seminole, was elected president of the association which is made 'A To Meet Tuesday up of 17 Central Florida Chambers of Commerce, from Seminole, Orange, Osceola, ate Sen. Clark Maxwell and School Board Member Pal on will speak at the Spring Lake PTA meeting Tuesday :30 pin. The subject will be the Primary Education ran. The public is Invited. Brevard, Lake and Volusla counties. Consisting of presidents and executive director, of these chambers, the purpose of the organization In to exchange Ideas dealing with problems and concerns of a regional nature. The association adopted a resolution at the meeting to be sent to the Orlando Airport Authority asking them "to get off the stick, so to Cpeak," said Mrs. Springfield "and stop wasting time and the taxpayers money" and reach a decision regarding the airport's t Festival Planned e West Voluda Artists Inc. and DeLand Qsamber of nmerce are sponsoring the 15th Annual Art Festival, at Iarnett Bank parking lot, 320 N. Woodland Blvd. March i 1. Awards will total $10. gletratlon forms and Information are available sgh Barbara Wildermuth, RI. 5, Box 35$, Deland 32720. : (904)736499. Janice Springfield - president of Central Florida Chambers. expansion. Mrs. Springfield says she is "excited over the presidency. Community oriented, she says, "People just don't realize the Important things chambers do for a community. I an, looking forward to expanding and meeting a lot of people." According to Jack Hornet, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, the CFACC was reorganized in 1978, and Mrs. Springfield Is the first woman president. The group meets quarterly at a different location, "Our purpose is to address ourselves to common problems and needs In the Central Florida, area," Hornet said. He added that the various chamber paid executives do not have vote in CFACC. "All of the action taken hesj is voted on a at t by the volunteer presidents, such as Janice," he said. "Otherwise a chamber, like Orlando, for instance, with a large staff, could overpower smaller chambers. This way, each chamber gets one vote." Hornet added, "A lot of fellowship is inthe meeting,, and having Janice president (of CFACC) is a plus for Sanford." volved at �91 to 2C—Evining Harald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 27,950 Jan. 27,1980--3C p Mom Uneasy s Over Bad Posture InAndAroundLakeMary Club. Holds Annual Ails, -. 4 In And Around Sanford Alex Serrue,1111111S, T111D 'Emcee' So rority Valentine Ball Girl ' --- Va DEAR ABBY: My problem is iny 14-year-old-daughter. %,ra 3 11 oW She's a tall, pretty girl, but her posture is terrible! I keep ft . I reminding her to hold her it was a suii wont day at the Starlight room of the Forest i shoulders back and to sit and a Thursday when Lake Mary stand straight, but every time I Woman's Club presented the I look at her she's all hunced s I annual Arts and Crafts show. over and stooped-shouldered. The day started at 9:30 a.m. (She sits in a crouched with the decorating and table position with one leg curled and intelligent people buy the arranging of articles brought under her.j theory that we have all lived in for display for the show. She says maybe she would previous lives and vill return - improve if I quit nagging her. after this life to live many Later onprewwng Judges Lori Likens, Louise Poole and Gregory, first; and Lois How can I quit! I love her and more. Joan Shepherd worked in Pennington, third, . want her to have a lovely I don't buy It. And until closed doors for about 1½ In the paintings category posture. I'm afraid it's too there Is evidence that I can hours Judging all the entries, the winners were: still life, late already because she's understand and accept, I . Around' noontime a lun. Thelma Sikes, first; Mildred made a habit of slouching. I remain, cheon was served In honor of Tillis, second; marine, _Just hate to see a young, Verytrulyyours, the Judges, guests of the club, Thelma Sikes, third. beautiful girl look like a UNCONVINCED Phyllis Rugenstein was awarded the Best Of Show for her daughter's wedwith an attendance of 13 In the family sewing hunchbacked old lady. Can ding gown and a bridesmaid's gown she designed and created before the DEAR ABBY: I m a high members of the Executive category the winner was you help me? No names, I)ecem her 3979 wedding. ddiiw please. She's hostile enough school senior. I recently had a Board plus Invited members. Phyllis Rugenstein, first and party at my home when my as it is. Afterword a business second place. She also won the mittee members Betty Lindnd. vacation." She talks about her parents were away. They wELl MEANIN(; toi meetinga conducted b Best of Show Award for her meter, Marion Quigley, Alice children with such excitement DEAR MOM: Poor posture approved of it. In fact, it was President DeLores Lash, 3 beautiful original design of Moughton and Dorris Norden andpridethatitiscontaglous. " ''1 can be due to a growth my mother's idea. All the officers gave their reports. her daughter's wedding dress who worked so hard to make Now back home and enshowed up, u so disturbance of the spine. invit Am them the approved made0 chiffon w Venetian the show a success. Joylng her free time after W ' a to I kids donation of '' to the Lake lace and pearl bead trim, and Untreated, it becomes a And last, but not least, the giving up her job, Betty is permanent hunchback, but it invited, most of whom I didn't .1 the bridesmaid dress made of three Judges, Mrs. Likens, planning on a social and Mary a CIVIC ' treated early It can be even know. These uninvited donation o *uOW5,- silk r'velvet. - also an original. Mrs. Poole and Mrs. Shepherd work comeback with the Lake . Entered for i. first iI your daughter kids brought beer and liquor, , rs me who graciously have accepted Mary Woman's Club, a L.pillow protectors d mow C n front o ' to remove her clothes and obstructed cases for the Lake Maryunder Recipes category were to work for the club donating member in good standing who .,.' _....-. bend forward. if there is a our house and littered the '. several dessert, punch, their time and knowledge for has been absent because of Volunteer Fire Of i* c. noticeable "hump" on her neighbor's yard with beer salad,aTnhiiuutes made with the arts and crafts for the past her work for the past tow '1 rescue services use. the main ingrediant — five years. back, or if her ribsjjjniure cans. One of the neighbors years. — 'The show was open to the cranberry. side than finally called the police to . .. 'V public from 2 to 4 p.m. Under breads, coffee cakes the other, she has an actual come to quiet the disturbance' Home afL r a month's Back home from Baltimore, Winners in the different and muffins the winners vacation Now my parents blame me , deformity, and should be visiting "'' her Md. is Hazel Moss. Hazel ' examined by an orthopedic for the trouble caused by categories were: Early were: Kat Noel, first; and children Is Betty Day. Betty spent two weeks visiting her those unruly kids, and I am surgeon. American Craft, Marion Dorris Norden, second. Under and husband, Sam, flew up to son, Dick, and his wife, Mae, M enaing, DEAR ABBY: My friend now grounded for a month! f i r a t ; warm weather cranberries Virginia Beach, Va. where and Hazel's granddaughter, ' Miscellaneous, Beth Gregory, recipes, Betty Lindmeier was they started their vacation Alice has been terrified of But worst of all I have lost my Sherry Moss who lives in .1 water all her life. She wants to parents' turst. What can I do? first; Mildred Sandusky, awarded first, second and visiting their daughter, Jacksonville and was up there .. , , ,— third places., crepes, tortes, Susan, and husband, Lt. second and third. GROUNDEDIN DENVER take some cruises, so Alice visiting her parents. .-' Under pies Afghans, Nan Fortner, consulted a therapist to help Commander Patrick T. Welsh Also, while up there, Hazel I .1 tier overcome her fear of third; needle point, Gwenne cobblers and puddings, Betty and their children Carrie, spent most of her time enDEAR GROUNDED: If r"1 .,. water, . Butler, first and second; Lindmeier was first, Arolyn Timmy and Trish. your parents are holding you ' tertatning her great.t. i' -. responsible for the misconGrace Quataret, third; True, second, and Alice She said that her therapist Alter two very enjoyable granddaughter, Christina, hypnotized her and learned duct of uninvited kids who Crewel, Lois. Pennington, Moughton, third. weeks spent with them and who is 1-year-old and the forced their way into your first; bead work, Gwenne that in a previous life Alice Under drinks and punches, after Sam returned home, apple of her parents eyes — r ,..A. Butler, first. home, then they are being had been a passenger on the Betty Undmeier; relishesand Betty went on to Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Kay) '/ ,.' ' sauces, Decorated Ware, Grace or unreasonable. But If you Titanic and was drowned Kathleen Va. to visit son, Ned, and his Wilson. 1 made these hoodlums Quataret, first; Embroidery, Westendorf, first place; wife, Donna. when it sank, and that is why Kay and Christina are r Margaret Ulmer, first; Edith DeLores Lash, second place. she has such a terrible fear of welcome when they showed From there she flew to New staying with Dick and Mae . ' A sincere thanks to all the York to visit her oldest son, while Robert is stationed in Liebert, second; water! up uninvited, you deserved to Beth . Gregory, third; Crocheting, ladies who are residents of the Bill, and his wife, Beverly. Germany. be grounded. You should have i am beginning to think ' .. -Phyllis Rugenstein, first; Forest for all their out- Bill is a cartoonist and . - V friend is bonkers, and her .. called the police as soon as :'. , \ therapist is either a nut or a those crashers showed s and Oladel Reel, second; JCnitUng, standing and beautiful hand- Illustrator for the New York A nice welcome to the new ie€i to leave. Gwenne Butler, first; made displays. fraud. Post and Beverly Is the editor Forest arrivals: Ruth and ' Margaret Ulmer, second. Abby, what do you make of ______________________ Also our thanks to Daniel of the Brooklyn newspaper, Lloyd Putman, Jan and Florida Material, Mildred DeMendoza for his, beautiful "Brooklyn Downtown News." '')7 , 'or , an this "previous life" Kenneth Farr and Helen . , ,j Thu Thus, first; Carol Larson, display of wood carving business? ____ While in New York, Betty Slessinger. J ,• . third; Dolls, Beth Gregory, sculptures. ' PUZZLED 'I was taken to Chinatown for a ____ . Arts and Crafts Chairman delicious Sunday brunch in first; Mary Robb, second; DEAR PUZZLED: I Condolences to Pat Fox, ' " ' Virginia Francisco said she one Leonora Green, third. wouldn't say that Alice is of the well known wife of City Councilman Ray \ _ Ceramics, Betty Undmeier, was pleased with the results restaurants there, n, Butler took the first prize award In bonkeri, nor would I call her In early England a man's Fox, whose father passed Gwenne b first; Kathleen Westendorf, of the show which once again ,, therapist a nut or a fraud. Betty says, "It has been a away in Pensacola last week. beadwork the colorful cardinal she created. surname generally grew second; Peggy Al)pj, third; was a complete success. Mrs. Butler said the artwork required 12,875 Some very knowledgeable out of his occupation, very long time since I had Holiday Decorations, Beth Special thanks to corn- such a nice and wonderful Haata la vista, beads and "82 hours for me." 1 nave you heard? Alex Serraes is going to be the master of ceremonies for the Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Ball Feb. 16, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall not the Sanford Civic Center. Alex will introduce the candidates (expect shades of Bert Parks), give a biographical sketch of each and announce the 1980 Valentine Queen during the exciting evening. This year's ball chairmen are Margie Seine and June Helms who remind ball patrons to BYOB. The bend, Sunny Daze, will provide the music for dancing. Reservations at $10 a couple are necessary. All BSP members have tickets or reservations can be made through Pat Van Winkle, Sue Schwegman or Tracey Wight. This year the Valentine Girls will be judged by the Executive Board of the Orlando ESP City Council. Betty Jack, the Sanford BSP City Council president, will entertain the Judges and candidates at a luncheon, Feb. 2, at her home. — - had a large turnout with a lot of fun for all. This year should be no different. In the meantime, maybe ball fanciers should get warmed up for dancing at the Policeman's Ball Feb. 2, at the Sanford Civic Center, following graduate work at A workshop and demon. New York University, Nor- stration will be presented by thwestern University and Daniel DeMendoza an award University of Florida. winning wood carver who was Dr. Middleton was born in featured recently in The Sanford and is a graduate of Herald. Seminole High School. He A cooking demonstration attended Rollins College and will be given by Bill Gielow, served a tour of duty in the club president, who will in# # ,sn h,m, •,. U.S. Navy. He is the son of Ie u, .i U,, IIUV II) Ruby Hart Davis and the late make sour dough rolls, and Arthur D. Middleton. Lourine Messenger, who will He is a descendant of teach the art of making several pioneer families in shortbread. cluding the Lees, the Powells Caroline Holtzclaw will and the Vaughn. conduct a demonstration on making silit flowers. Members of the Woman's Club of Sanford will see their quaint clubhouse transformed The cream of America's into a gallery of arts and crop Girl Scouts have crafts Wednesday when the begun their annual cookie Arts Department, under the sale. And for what it's worth, chairmanship of Estelle they are all delicious. Davis, presents the annual Incidentally, Doris BaconArts Festival. Elsea, the Girl Scout Field Upon arriving at 10 a.m. for Director of Seminole County, the colorful event, members is convalescing from surgery. and guests will be treated to The pretty professional Girl , v,ui4iii from 9 P.M. to 1 am. This is another BYOB affair and tickets at $10 per couple are available from any police officer or at the door. An extra attraction will be door prizes donated by local businesses. Dr. Herman D. Middleton, formerly of Sanford, has been named an Excellence Fund Professor on campus at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro. He played a key role in developing the wide ranging theater program there. A man of many accomplishments, Dr. Middleton is a past president of coffee. both the Southeastern Theatre A chili luncheon will be Conference and the North served at noon under the Carolina Drama and Speech command of Mrs. Bruce Association. He was the first (Faye) Kelly. The cost is $2. recipient of the Greensboro More than 25 exhibits in Chamber of Commerce's 0. various arts and crafts Henry Award for categories will be on display. -àslnguishcd artistic con- Winners have the option of tributions. Dr. Middleton has directed many of the famed Broadway plays on campus as well as classical dramas. He received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Columbia University and his Ph.D from the University of Florida, entering their works in the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs District VII festival at Pinecastle on Feb. 14. Judging the entries Wednesday will be: Mildred Babcock, Beverly Brashear and Jo Ann Milson. ...Newsman Continued From Page IC One surprising success was a paperairplane contest. Nicholson said he had a captain from one of the airlines, a military pilot, skydivers and a couple of other fliers as Judges for the contest he thought "would be over in 10 minutes." The Judges in his annual paper-airplane contest talked him into trying gliding for a while, but he "ran out of money." Then at the age of 82 Nicholson decided to try his hand at skydiving. At an age when many men are being fitted for a rocking chair, Nicholson was putting on a jump suit and strapping on a pachute. He said he made one static line Jump. Ground winds caused him to miss the drop zone completely and ended his first and only Jump in the top of a 90-foot pine tree. He said he would often try something on the spur of the moment. "When the mood hit me, I'd try it," he said. The mood hit him to coach swimming and the early 10ft found him coaching three high school teams at the same time. W was also the undergraduate rowing Being from Massachusetts, Nicholson feels qualified to speak about Ted Kennedy and thinks the aenatqr should do his homework before speaking out on issues. "Evertirne he (Kennedy) opens his mouth, he puts his foot it," he said, tossing in a few other salty remakrs about politicians. Politicians and lawyers in general do not impress Nicholson a great deal, but he feels politics in Massachusetts and Florida are similar in some respects. "In Massachusetts the politicians can shoot you down, add a little political balm and you never know you've been shot. Florida has the greatest knife men. They'll slice you up and you'll never know you've been cut." Nicholson said he plans to keep active once the windows have been replaced. He plans to get an amateur radio license as soon as he can learn the electronic theory and pass the Morse code test. "As soon as I get too old to climb ladders," he said, "I'll be a ham radio operator." - Students To Shadow Hospital Operation Two classes of Lake hour three days a week in the high schools, sending out Brantley students with their SMH through May. representatives from the instructor, Thelma McGee, A group of students from different health care fields RN., from the Health Service Lyman High School, under the such as nursing, radiology, Aide program, will begin a supervision of Lynn Freeland, physical and respiratory semester of clinic observation R.N. will also explore health therapy and laboratory At Seminole Memorial care careers through ob- technology. Hospi tal Tuesday. servation at SMH this spring. The Seminole County Students will rotate through Throughout the year, Career Education office, students from a number of under the direction of Mary departments personnel and observing the schools in the county will Joyce Bateman and Linda function of each department shadow various hospital Sawyer, has requested the and how it interfaces with personnel as part of their hospital to sponsor students in other service areas in the career orientation. SMH also the Executive Career participates in Career Days at Exploration program as well. After receiving an over. view, each student will then select the department in which he or she would like to receive more In.depth ex. perlence. %, ithtiigttotiti4 Each class will _ one j '1 members, Sue Schwegman, right, Theta Epsilon, and Debbie Brooks, over the forthcoming ball. PHILIPS DECORATING DEN Eloise Williams Attending 'Classroom' In Washington Will bring the best sale in town right to your living room. 20%OFF. Eloise Lenettè Williams, and she considers this trip to daughter of Mrs. Catherine H. be a most inspiring one due to Hawkins, and M. L Williams, her great love for the is en route to Washington, D. American way of life. C. this weekend for the She left Jan. 26 via jet to Presidential Classroom Washington. Her trip is being National Student Body. sponsored Seminole Eloise says she believes in Employment Economic speaking up for her country Development Corporation (SEEDCX)) an agency that aids in helping unemployed and low-Income throughout the community. Eloise is a senior at Seminole High School where she is active in the AAU, Anchor Club, Student Government Association and DCT. She has the honor of being on the front cover calender for Seminole High for 1*. Eloise is also an active member of First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Clutch. She lamualdanfor two local choirs, Springfield Missionary Baptist Church Choir No. 1 and St. Matthew Choir No. 4. CUSTOM DRAPERIES • BEDSPREADS DELMAI WOVEN WOODS.cmff. VINYL DS • LOUVER MIN DRAPE • PAINT t\\ \ - - - - *Wthig Dealers -& 4 _ I P.-' *4, •.-*4..,.. - - .— — - .- -. - 'ø* , - -U.. IN IUISNRft &face no 1W Ipa . ST. SANPOID • - - !!e!sy Jeas aM *sily P%14e Wfl U tMS -- - .: -.': ployed after school at the Flagship Bank of Seminole. The engagement of Debra Willis Wilson to Alfred Earnest Roberts was announced in Vallejo, Calif. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Willis of Fort Worth, Texas. She is a graduate of Polytechnic High School there and is employed at Children's Hospital Medical Center, Oakland, Calif. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Ernestine Roberts of Sanford. He was graduated from &oosns High School, Sanford and attended Seminole Community College. He is the grandson of Mrs. Theola Merthie, Sanford. Roberts serves in the United States Air Force where it is flight engineer at Travis Air Force Base, Calif. The wedding will be an Congratulation to Bennie L. Mills Jr., son of Mrs. Daisy M. Mills. Bennie is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High School where he was active in athletics. He attended Florida A&M University on an athletic football scholarship. After four years, Bennie received a degree in civil engineering. He has accepted a position with Martin Marietta at their, Michoud Operations Assembly Facilities In New Orleans, La., as a structural design engineer. He will be attending school parttlme working on his Master's In business administration. Heroines Of Jericho, Armstrong Cowl No.' 81 of Enterr1ae, will observe their anniversary, Jan. 27, at 2:30 p.m. at St. John Missionary Baptist Chirob, on cypress Ave. A musical program has been planned. The public is Invited. Hattie Mae Hankerson, IIIAM, is in charge. -- — irr j_i115j$ '_,;.J_ L- Active as a public speaker and vocalist she Is president of the Young People's Deportment of Congress No.1 and the First South Florida Missionary Baptist Association Young People's Department. Eloise is em- PHILIPS 101 GALS £ GUTS $3 From* Ave. (they, $741) Acress From PeNce StoNSIS UNFOlD— event of Feb. 10, at Friendship Baptist Church, Vallejo. , Call Per Appsjs;g Now A CMM Or OSliit(in The C.tortvl Slots That Csmes Ti That Disc. 34 Of fl Nation's Bed Qualified The Seminole Youth Programs Inc. is in bad need of male volunteers to help counsel boys in trouble. A YPI coordinator trains each volunteer who is asked to help a young person with problems. To volunteer, call the Seminole County office, 834-5161. committee Sanford-North Seminole a South Volusla. All previous Toastmaster & Toastmistress' & interested parties are encouraged to inquire regarding meeting dates a other organizational Information. PLEASE CALL MS. DEBBIE ROGERS 9.5 AT 322.3131 FOR DETAILS kk A PH. 3224315 or 322.74s JEANS Girl Scout Camp in Chuluota. A Toastmaster Club Is being formed to serve - 13 Commissioner of Seminole Boy Scouts on Dec. 28 at the are all "heart" 5.Iect(ss of t1I5H?y disc. Coeirdinated Simplisto cssii f rom. And all sac prs*ts are Mrsnt,.11 ...comlng F.bruaty Scout married Chris Elsea, manager of Sanford Penney's and a volunteer District Valentine Ball ANNOUNCEMENT b P. — Gamma Lambda, Doceratins Din toolms a bssetlfv$ $ANPOID'$ Nk'ANNUAL All Glass Depression Era Show &Sale Including lisisey, Cambridge, Fos*ia, Pew City, Fenton, Wsstmor.lend. Oman 16 Miller edmor,. SaL Jan. 15, 30 a... Is spas Son" Jan.*7, ii a... too P.M. Sanford Civic Center ADMISSION liii (Seed WO dips) — Beta Sigma Phi I coach at Boston University. After retiring to Florida Nicholson did some free lance writing and even posed as atj artist's model while wearing his straw hat with seagull feather. ECKER02's, :; . •.' - . :: ''.i.: ,.'- Yk ; -t ._1_ ' -- •',-' , p• k.'- - .._. .11:, . S ---., .. ,- •.' .--- 'l ... ' " " . .-- •-,-..-.: . t We fill Medica,d prescriptions. We also honor moot insurance prescription drug pcograms.,i" Ask your f Eckorsi �-II-. • I P 4C-Evening Herald,Sanford, F 1-. - • . •. S • Sunday, ion. Methodist Douglas Jacobs Saturday Services: .:.: Poster 'Witneiday Night Prayer THE HOPE OF OUR I . I Np m ... Assembly Of God Cor 9"k a Philip Walsafteft Sunday school Worship Service ., cr / Tho 00 ç%4 1oa Past L.. Th\ IF 1 ' NATION I V OUR V. Rev,Grady snoween Worship Service ' EvenineSmice Wit Prayer Sirv. - Conlesslons, $a,. Pastor 9:418.f" 11:008,M: Christian 7:01::: COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH . Country Club Rood, Lake Mary AvorYM Lem Pastor Svnday $chosi 9:4111M.M. Preaching a Worshiping I$:41 a.m. Bible Sit* 4: 38 p.m. Sharing a Proclaiming 1:31P.m. Wed. Prayer Meet 1: Is P.M. Nursery Provided C4 0 Ti e nsuire 7: so Wid. Pravrs.?v. 1111111111111 - 4 FIRSTCHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST - 0. 1601 S. Sanford Ave. Rev. David Manifold Minister Sunday Sell"# 111:0s.m. Morning Worship 11:10A.M. Wed. Service 1:34p.m I W-111 011% II, ~~ ____N__ 1, ~ 0 0 K, SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST 111111APTISTCHURCH Sit Park Avenue. Sanford Dr. Jay I. Cosmate Posts? Sunday School 9:41 a. M. 6 Church Training so P.M. aveninswe"Islis ?:so p.m. Wed.III Service 6.34P.M. . Joe isms" Sunday, school Worship SI Evening Service Proyst Meeting Wed. : ....4 04DAN BAPTIST CHURCH S. 1621 West First Street S E. Stanton Poster 1 ~ , 1 0 0 I I, Phone 3214M Minister 9: 31 a. m. 0 I Af p.tn. :14p.m. rd I 0 I F, :rig:: LAKMONIo CHURCH OF THE NALARINI Wilsonht1mn.1S1V1.5,,. a, 0rm Sundoly School CONGREGATIONAL V k LAKE MANY CHURCH Rev. David A. Works, Episcopal priest from Boston, I I I 2. Crystal Lake Ave. Mass., and a nationally known educator in problems concerning alcoholics will lecture on the topic "Alcohollsm is a Family Affair" Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Orlando First Presbyterian Church in the Reformation Chapel. The free public lecture will kick off a thme-day seminar at the church on "Care for Alcoholics and their Families" for clergymen throughout the state. 7be seminar is sponsored by the Florida Council of Churches under a grant from the State Department of Health and RehabUtive Services. ;I Rev.I. L. Wagner, Poster Sunday Worship 10:044I.M. Worship Ser It* 11:14a.m, Eve. WorshipV Mid-Week forv. (Wed.) ?'::" 30 ' p- m .- "IN ~ ~ 1 ~ . FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARINS I I ga John J. "I"too Poster Sunday school 9:41 a. tn. I MarningWorship 14:50a.m. Youth Hour avan"Ilstservice 7: Of P.M. Midw"ItServIce(Wild.) 7: as P. M. I Nursery Provided for all Services LUTHERAN CHURCH OF k THIREDIRMIR "The LvMwsn Hour" and TV ""it It no Life" 1 Rev. slm4w& NI 941141111Y 60.401 Worship Service Pastor 0:150.1". Is: 34 a.m. . ~ FIRST PENTECOSTAL Oran Ing $I 11:10P.M. LANI MAR YIAPTI$TMISSION 126 Lakeview, Lake Mary Rev. JIM Hvehans postair Sunday School 9:410. M. Worship $ervice ll:uo.m. ~ ~ 11:000.m, ~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. A Orant St. :01P.m. 11111 IIIIllh1LIII111L Church Of Christ Rev. JamuW.It easier Sunday School 5:40a.m. i 11:060.m. Wedn.sdaySISs.Cl.s, 1:30p.m. 11 w - 1. - III Poltnefte Ave. Church Of God :'," , Pastor M.rnIsgWersAp 11:11a.m. Ivansellstic"I Wed. Prow A -j.f;. ____ ng 7:20p.m. Ch Caring Is Sharing COVINANY Make Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry will .IltISam. conclude :two.day mission conference on the theme "Caring Is Sharing" this Sunday. Rev. Lyman Jollay, of Heart-to-Heart Hospital Ministries will speak at the 7:30 am. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Pp..,., "i., .CNI01ecssc.pges., 1 1:31p.m.--,1 ingweri • NyPtsyId.'raIIkrvtees Church schood IAarlilgirsups i vzqso.m. to new Christian mission activity, "There is nothing so hard to predict as the future," Sovik said. "But one thing seems reasonably sure and that is that China will remain a socialist state." He said the "prarnatism" of the current government should not be seen as a rejection of Marxism and that that means "there will remain a basic antagonism to religion as a fact to recognized." He also said that in China there is a "tendency to oscillation" between a hard and soft line on religion and other elements that are part of the current liberalism of the present government, "Recent imlicationc are that the Best CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 341)5. Part Avg. "1.4$' Rev.Fred Ngai Passer liv. lirneal L.Web., AsIa. Paste, Scalay ScReal Pistir Sveday$cNeaI :1la.m. Psl$lws.'p II:IS.lIa.m, morning Worship 11:11a.m. YOU CAN FEATURE YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOR SI 11 Pa WEEK CALL III tell Wed. Prayer Millilig ,.,.fl £Ilble$tudy ,. -. PIRSTUNITID MIYNOOI$Y CHURCH II,Pa.tA. Ô. ( Su::d:v ____ _____ _______ _____ Tucda- Wdnesdu' TI,ursda 5:24.47 10:1-ID 4.46.54 ______ t ______ 1:11p.m. 1111111111111111111111 Th. Friday Saturday 10:22.42 11:1.45 • t - "a" n01p dRlIl P1551?. S:$iila.m. "cm. WINTER SPIINU ê*a.m. - PRISIYYIRIANCNAPIL 1:01pm M... t - UPSALA PIISIYTIRIAN CHURCH Cer.Cevllry Club $up..4.ad. Dsrwffihlwa Pester Scull 91014.0. pksvtcs II:Ws.m. Nvrw'y Prgv4dsd Not too many years ago, time was estimated by sundials and hour glasses. Indians reckoned time by their shadows. TQday, we measure time by the earth's axial Ifeffem, the moon's monthly the earth, the earth's annual journey ar6tM the sun, and man-devised hours, minutes, and smilds. In 1979 we has 8,760 hrs. or 525,600 minutes allotted to us. How did we use most of these minutes? Hours? An American was bragging to an Englishman about a tunnel being cut through a mountain. "What advantage Is it? asked the Englishman. "Why, this will save an hour," was the renlv "And what will vnts tin with It?" 44W ~avu. 4' 5IiU qUvIIsi. a.m. breakfast for the United Methodist Men to be held in the fellowship hail, Rev. Bob Bledsoe, Florida Conference of the United MetJIodlat Church missions, dkecr,.wU1.,,, speak at the 9:30 and 11 &m. worship services and his co- iri'Lsy 4:11p.m. I s1 MISs lead. *1011, IprIogs C.lsndD,Is $IIIIdSVSCRNI 5:31a.m. Sunday Worship 11:11a.m. Nvnry Provided Following Sponsors Make This Church -Notice And Directory Pag. Possible FLAGSHIP BANK r- raAaai. _ d sta" 200 W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. 'If My People' Pros•nt•d ._ ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff THE MCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 500 Maple Ave. Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employees PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANMISSIOP4 David Beverly and Staff 'P BIBLE BOOK CENTER 78 Hwy. 17.92 De8ary, Fin. "B-4465 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff 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 . • WILSON EICHELBEROER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees I I Eubanks Speaks To Group SENKARIK GLASS 4 PAINT CO., INC. Jerry& Ed. Senkarik na1 i WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees ____ - - _____ 1151*. IMN. ereh el SW.. C1 .--- . _ 1 - SenuS SINuS IaplsCRureR,,WesI ldcisri pr.c IWSISI CRuret, 1* Or.. Cnselbsrry lashed Sipilul DireR, NM PeImsite N. 4ss Milslsaevy Rapid Church N. Nd. 411,066M W.Labs INsllsaivy CherchlliCaassres City. 1*6. ____ SI. Peel laud III PSI' Ave. SI. Msl*j,.j S*15i Church, Civic. lips. sprisi MIlulluary lapIlsi, *1*1 Cider II. Jubs's M1sslssary sashes churcu, en cvin.s. si ts.pN Sapiw Church. ala Spr1.ge It. Ar.ms-I, S.rlsj. *1151* ChIgel Misaissery Sepilsi ChineS. Mart A WIllica. ., aft -4we $rSe Vs. MIps laphis. Church. 5)5 Onis,s Ave. CATHOLIC Cherub 01 Mi NMMIy, Labs Mary LI 5.01. CalIssle CheeR. III Oil Ave. $aulsrd N. Las's ta'Is'k Cherub. Iapu.0 Trait. Dskry . ____ ____ l...i w 1sf V,-, (sihusle DireR. Ms'aed Ave.. ____ St. - y £0, Ms. ___ PiSMIWi SapilOCherub. 1115*. 1111 N. MMIII 515110 Cherub, Slahhsp IOL 151,11 LUJU.01 115. SWIW Cherub, 1731 Pear Ave. - MUTN00$$T W ____ - ____ _____ ____ ____ ___ S. SaS•17 Lvi.. .cis,p,es MJ1RUU CRurub --I 1 a.. Ci.ul., C11111 11 Ullhsd _ILII CSsrcI. Miy. 114$. rn* St. Cmfl... ,, .,Dubs,7 .eiy MI1SSLI gr, W. tji e,. wis. ,Pert Ave. P15W tflulheld DireR II IvIldi P15W $1IIRIIi 11UTIL*51 DireR. SIll $aslerd Ave. Pen w. P15W V•JNd nlasi ci _ . Sissia Siviva flulb.Ii$ DireR. 5 0.5.5 U 'I1hiJU Chrub. *lrpsil Slid. 01101 Ch41*M.e. eR. 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Hendrick Von Loon said, "Killing time is the most objectionable expression in the English language," Said another, "Time is our most precious possession. No one can take it from you. It is unstealable. Nobody gets more or less than you. In the realm of time there is no aristocracy of wealth or genius. You cannot waste tomorrow. It is kept for you." May people are paid according to what their time Is worth, but time has more than money value. It can and should have spiritual value. Paul writes in I Corinthians 10:31, "Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the Glory of God." What you do with time will determine your desires, designs, and even your destiny. . By REV, ARTHUR - Community United Methodist Church - m - Having the tlmeof your lffe us s up the ljfe of your time. When a person reaches the age of 50, he has spent approximately 144,000 hours sleeping, 156,00 hours working, 96,000 hours playing, 36,000 hours eating, 19,200 u,nt,1,... .,...l in AM AM..._. s. ..:.t. ie we maxing thC best use of our time? Or are we just killing time? When we say we haven't time for something, It means it isn't really vitally important to us. What about prayer, reading the Bible, attending church and church school? If you really consider these important enough, you will find time for them.If not, you will have enough excuses to fill a book, but you only need one and with some, they don't even need an excuse, they just stay away from church and church school. Paul writes twice In his !etters, "Make the best use of your time, despite the difficulties of these days," (Epheslans 5:16 and Colossians 4:5 Phillips Translation.) That statement packs a lot of thought. Jesus always made the best use of His time. Even In His youth, He was always doing His best. Our time is tested by the use we make of our hours. R.c.ptlon Honors Boggs A welcoming reception is scheduled Sunday night following the evening service for Jack T. Boggs, new minister of education at Sanford's First Baptist Church, and family. Members ire aak.d to bring donations the old-fashioned `pounding" for the family. Mr. and Mrs. Boggs and hIlen Judith, 9, and David, arrived In Sanford this rook from Pensacola where hey served the Warrington Isplist Church for more than yam The family Is now Ing at Ill Escaxnhla Drive, ror lunday Is Baptist men's Sy at the church and the NEW YORK A special In consultation with the Portion for visitor. PAUIWW ma O the iNS Winter Olyc of the_Olympic Games lames In lake Pladd, N.Y., C-Ito.' as bsss publis",d by the The Scripture Portion owim Bihi. 8. cantatha puiages from FatItl,d "Strength for Ui. Psalms, Isaiah, Matthew, Romans, I Corinth ians, Winter Olympics," the P"Ipplan. and John. lage booklet contains "Strength for the INC ilsct.d readiap from the Winter Ol ym pics' also Me In rH.Is, French and cahi. a asnlu of attractive colorPhoto of the lake ABS .d the booklet Placid area In winter. c ____ ___ ____ C . . . . . Church of Christ I I" ,y • KEYNOTE SPEA KER Dr. John F. Anderson Jr., pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, Tex. and pastor of First Presbyterian, Orlando. will be keynote speaker at the 25th Anniversary Celebration of St. Johns Preaby. tery, Feb. 3 at 7:30 p,m. at First Presbyterlan, Orlando. Choristers from 4 churches will sing. former -. FRED BAKER, Minister GOD'S ANSWER I WILL FAITH 1 ONLY SAVE? Faith Without Love - I . Will Not Profit' . 1 Cor. 13:2. "Though I ,i have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, / . and have not charity, I am I-. nothing." L,.,, -, The Cowardly Rulers Believed: will "avail," then "faith" John 12:42-44: "Nev- cannot save the moment ertheless among the chief one has "faith," for there rulers also many believed must be some time in on him; but because of the which "faith" "works" Pharisees they did not before it saves - avails, confess him, lest they Many are confused by should be put out of the not understanding at what synagogue: for they loved point man is justified by the praise of men more faith. Some think it is the than the praise of God." moment you believe in Faith Alone Is Dead: Christ. Others insist that it Jas. 2:17. "Even so faith, Is not till your faith has ex. if it hatli not works, is dead, pressed Itself in obedience being alone." to Christ. The Devils Believed: The apostle says: Jas, 2:19, "Thou "Abraham believed God, believest there is one God; and it (faith) was counted thou doest well: the devils unto him for righteous. also believe, and tremble." ness," Rom. 4:3. How long Faith Without was his faith "counted" Works Is Dead: for righteousness? "Was - Jas, 2:20. "But wilt thou not Abraham our father know, 0 vain man, that justified by works -'.hen he faith without works is had offered In , his son dead?" upon the alter? Seest thou Not Justified how faith wrought with his By Faith Only: works, and by works was Jas. 2:24, "Ye see then faith made perfect? And how that by works a man Is the scripture was fulfilled Justified, and not faith which saith, Abraham beonly." lieved God, and it was Faith Without imputed unto him,, for Works Is Dead: righteouane," Jas, 2:21Jas, 2:26. "For as the 23. You cannot fall to learn txdy without the spirit Is the lesson that God does not dead, so faith without accept a man till his faith is works is dead also.,, made perfect by works, or The Faith That through obedience, Avails Must Work' For a free booklet on this Gal. 5:6. "For In Jesus subject, or a free Bible Christ neither circumcision Correspondence Course, availeth anything, nor Un- please write or call Fred circumcision, but faith Baker, Ministes, Church of which worketh by hove." Christ, 1512 Park Ave., Since the faith must Sanford, Fl. 32771, 322-7781. "work" by love, before it .-_______ - - /____ ' Evangelist Jay Strack Is Speaker 4. Rev. Tommy L. Stowe Orleans Baptist Theological asswnes duties this Sunday as Seminar). lie has bee.'n in fulI'timc associate Itor-minister of education at Central Baptist church work for 16 years and Church. Tommy, his wife, brings a varied background of Susan, and three children experience to his work here, He has served as pastor, come to Sanford (roll) t minis er of education, and Smyrna, Ga., where he served principal of a Christian as Pastor of Norton Park School. He has participated in Baptist Church. many seminars, including Rev. Stowe is a native of "Church Buildi ng Pla nning" Stepheab County, Ga., a and "Tell Witness graduate of Mercer Tralnlng."R ecently he served University in Macon, Ga. He as moderator of the Noonday holds the Master of Religious Baptist Association near Education Degree from New Atlanta. REV. T.L. STOWE JAY SMACK men will host a coffee for the Family to meet the Bo congregation. The men are also promoting a "High At tendance" effort In the Bible Study boss at 9:45 a.m, Boggs will speak at the evening service, which will be led by the men of the church. A men's choir will sing and there will be special music by the Good News Quartet. Prior to this at 6 a.m,, Dr. Jack Taylor, outstanding writer and speaker will be presented way of video tape in a study entitled "Holy Husbands." Director Kenneth McIntosh, Dr, Jay T. Counato, pastor and Terry I. (lark, minister of music. - - - akwi krlpturls In OI mpic Edition - IPKW ____ ____ ___ fltUI-i 14*. 1 ANUS 5W., _________ PlW 4 'I MLIII,, hnO _____ -. Stowe Assumes Duties Pastors 's Is *tN4UL Pbolest Well idn" _____ _______ _____ N. _ Low ____ _ - a ' ________ ___ •11* V1da Pt.. to Stop &ncki" will be pransotid Pab. 4.1, 7:A1 p.m In the edecatlonal baII of the Kr... Memoriai 0iwli, 7$ Farmena A,.., Winter Park The a c'iwiLty service of the Sreerdb.dsy Adventist (hitch, cemI of locturs, films, d.momtratlons, a iat ad a .rioaal central booklst to guide the SInobir tkevegh every wakjng moment of the f1. days. For ______ , ..sso ttWi 144.h,I,.laa jw1 'PS' to _____ _ Five Day Plan Offir.d Paragg ____ ___ _____ ______ S$VIN?N LSVIN?$y pe, . St..Ui ___ Sly *11111*51 Chris, Hwy. en _____ LMiMuyub ekTsubs Nsu,gaj, Iii S. CryMal Labs ASS M1.-U DineR 01 s Nau..ai. ass en 5j, !1 1 C1iniS 01*1 Nsui.e, Wsp.ps $ Jej , - ______ IJISsI -- UIy II Pinscrest Baptist Qsirch at 119 W. AIrport Boulevard, Sanford. The men of the clurd, will begin with a breakfast at I a.m. In the fellowship hail and will provide the music for the 11 sin.service. George Bower will be the speaker. __ DWSR. $011 PeIm 1141.1. _____ ___ . - ______ ____ se Thu Cherub eI11sS.edf r;t'M.innt WI Ls *us. SI $aHw Sji Cherubs._Sei' Lii., I*.,d SIby .' --..t --- - ___ um saw W111-1 C11 111114 Lwow ftv~ - ___ ci see, en . nee a. ChirtS 015W, 001.51 DireR II lid tI1msui. Labs Maaris DireR 01511 tllIuIa. I*rp,15c Cherub 41 SW. 0411*. tus a. ChriS 01 SW 51 W, 001.51 Chirub II lid41Pnsc,, 31NI. ha Lvi. ChWeR415W01 Piaj,, *1145. PiI$laalSLvi. 15CW Dirisellel, IPIS,*. wit U.SasIurd SaSTIRN OSTN00S* ___ Sislers 0111.1.. Cherub. It. DHws. 311 1. 'l'loglI Ave.. $15101 IMlIrs_OdCle,ch. SI. Sseen. all SIsrvsoj ft. A11Ingls ' S. 0111.51. $1. $IUWA 01 O.C.A., lie k P.. •MN'0 S'ISs51I Chinch. 1. Jsu Diyu51i. cci. ui Nay 17.11, Pars Put DireR ___ CHNIETI WIN #aim _____ , hPIJUIflry ___ 51 Cherub. Ill, CRUNCH OP 500 Iii W. med. Prllrts Labs Sapiw. SIN, St. Pen Pe,t Priu,i MI*SSStV DireR. MIliIy -- II. Mary W. wsi -. 11 U1I 1J7 WW 1 UVSU Sill - igegeis Pert Saplel DireR. $141 W. $S II. p,wy Sapisal CRapll. 5311*. PlrsI Skill. $islsrd Cri 11111 or" _ Baptist Men's Day . ___ • Rev. G.M. Eubanks, pastor of the First Church of God, Sanford, spoke lad Sunday at the ME Church In Lockhart to a group from his church and the New Smyrna Church of God, Rev. Allen Wingate, pastor. The service was spon$O by Mrs. Fannie Finkley. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE co. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY M$I.V OF 000 Lsasrn1.yil iii. In a SIrn IST i 1*1111 ChriS, Ocisdi r sucu,cu. Cry"usia at LaSs Miry ssnv 5101151 cSsreR. 115 lemlaula Siw plSI ChriS. tIll SW Lvi. SapWst 1101? MNIISOWV 115110 DireR. hU*RSsi SI. yj Sapiesi Church. Dusky Club __ list Labs Mary ___ vSNI10ChercS. Old OnIaodi Ct 01 Ngelur Ave. Chinch. $t Part Ave. Seplli' Church ii *J51mspsg ld'Mis. St. 415, SI___ Sisii ub II SvI 155110 DireR II labs Mary 010 Cherub 01 LaSs Macrae ___ nit Car. CSer.US,..I Sao Cherub 01 Irish Sp.51s 1!!P - mistimsel Vi'-es Cd. Sanford Christian Church, 137 Airport Boulevard, will haveaspenialpre$ntaUonof"uMypeopIe"this swy at 7p.m. by "The Children of the Kingdom." Composed of eight singers, the group began performing In August at Sanford Christian Church and has swig In several churches in Central Florida. 71" will be the final presentation of this by the group. cait STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Florida . monthly meeting of the Greater Orlando Chapter of the Order ofSt. Luke, to be held at SL John's Lutheran Church, 1600 S. Orlando Ave., Orlando, In Shaffer Hall. His topic will be "You are a Minister of Healing." Well k1OWfl t the h lifl ministry, he has experienced hea ling from 'terminal' cancer in his own life. Before entering the Episcopal prisethood, he was a three4tar general and a pioneer in the spice progr . Following the talk there will be a laying on of the Hands for those asking healing. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. limit has been reached in freedom of more openly." of overseas background) who 0C expression, and we can expect a -Worship is seen to take place in cupy, with a sense of Christian certain definition of the line of ac- Buddhist temples, Christians vocation, teaching positions In ceptable dissent, criticism and declare themselves to overseas Chinese schools." abberation from socialist norms, or visitors," he said. "Local worship is "Indications are that this form of even the drawing of tighter lines," apparently more open, as is Christian serice may well develop Sovik said, listening to foreign religious, as well considerably as may the chance to "The religious believers seem to as other broadcasts." serve China in other professions," be operating within those limits Sovik said. there were Sovik said some inat the present time," h added. dications that some churches a' may "But the experience in other At thesame time, however, he be opened again, socialist countries and the character said government officials seem to Atone paint it was estimated there of the Chinese society nmy make it recognize that religion "is in fact an were 4 million Christians in China. SCCIII highlyunlikely that foreigners element to be reckoned with in vouldbe permitted to enter China as Noting that some western Chinese life." Christians are speaking almost professional evanglists," he added: He said that "the present at- cuphorically about sending foreign "And is is questionable if that mosphere has made it possible for missionaries back into China, Sovik would in fact be the best way to religious believers, including said there already were "a small bring Christian witness in modern Christians, to exhibit their faith number of Vesteners land Chinese China," he said. Of Time Use d v'ri By Caution Tempered PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH !.::: II Warn WerstWg$vylcs siwy (4 r;.. Ilbil Study Ml NOOI$,iC$ Il/I/I/I//i • 7:30p.m. GRACE UNITED '4711/I/Ill . 1:11p.m. Young people Methodist 71 I/Il/Ill/i iii i . evening Worship Presbyterian Illilla •.-. CHURCH OP 000 11111 111111 11 t .. Il PALMETTOAVEPdUI GAPTISTICH ~ - •11 \\\\\\'.\ I :sn1 1kvIc.s KIcs$l* low dgI5I$%Q 11111 . -. It)I&I1:II..m. 11111 . A venot Evangelist Morning Worship .. IIIIII11IIII1 11I 1 lIllIllIllIllIll ?'d FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCHOPSANFORD Idth $11. Sftd M81nolls Awe. Ronald Reenham Minister Morning Worship 11:66a.m. ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH .fill. 424 IS Red $vs Rd. Ovieft(Slaviel Pastor . 1 Nursery Provided LONGWOOD "More Than l speak urch on Indian Hills Road tn Pine Hills, Jan. 30 and 31 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Hendriksen comes under the joint auspices of the Reformed and Christian Reformed Churches in Orlando. Harold De Roo of Longwood, pastor of the Rolling Hills Community Church, Zellwood, is coordinator for the series, %yhich is open to the public. 1 Mooling 1: 34 P.M. Reading Room daily except Wed. & Sat. Non to 4 p.m. T*#@. ?".2414 - I - - THE ROCK, Ga. (UPI) - Mayor as you would have others do onto town's qualified voters cast ballots, we will not be throwing away money prove it new charter that conforms Clifford Clark says the Golden Rule you," said Clark. But Clark now Prior to that, the mayor and Ofl neon street lights and things like ho t)ir' uniform municipal code. way of running municipal govern, perceives the need for some uniform council defeated a zitove by liquor that." Among other things, the charter ment is alive and well in The Rock laws to protect the town. forces to open a beer and wine store 'rim move to get . beer and wine would set municipal elections every but that alittie dash of rigid law may store in The Rock focused Clark's two The Hock acquired its name from in the town limits, years. It also would require a be necessary to keep it that way. Clark, who has been mayor for 13 attention on the need for sonte laws. a large rock that once Jutted out of referendum of the citizens, Instead years, said his victory means the The county is legally dry but Clark Citizens of The Rock have enjoyed the ground along the old stagecoach of just council action, on concitizens of The Rock, a town about 65 said there WIS ilIlt hi flt lfl lilt? Rot.k for decades what they think is the road serving the community. (roversial ISSUeS such uch as the beer fillies south of Atlanta, will continue charter or other law best kind of government - no local Legend says people began leaving to prevent the and wine store, and on the question to be free of local taxes and taxes or business licenses and no messages and letters at the rock for that as store from opening in the tOWfl of it liquor store. many disputes as possible will be limits. police force. Town projects are pickup by the stagecoach. A post Clark, who operates a dental supported by donations from the office was established there in 1853 settled under the Golden Rule. The mayor hurriedly called an "1 believe in the Golden Rule 100 emergency meeting of the council laboratory, wants to expand the residents, who pay what they wish, and the town was Incorporated in percent. If two parties are in conflict and the towit fathers passed The town limits to take in a few more Elections have been held only 1877. The rock, however, was blasted we can't settle it, we'll go to the hock's first ordinance in.10years. It citizens. and when the mayor and four city out of existence In the 1930s to make ballot box," said the mayor. councilmen got tired of holding way for a new road. prohibited the sale of beer and w wine. "Salack, mB fleet! Blackwell and As for taxes, Clark said, "We need office. Because of the moves to bring Herman Barker, they want to Lome Clark, known as the "Golden Rule food, clothing and shelter first. We liquor, wine and beer into The flock in," he said. "Sam Black and the It is, in effect, a town that orders mayor," recently was reelected by a need to survive first. Until there is a and a desire to put order into the others have always wanted to be its affairs mainly by the principle of one-vote margin, defeating Frank surplus of money In the pockets of town's political affairs, Clark hopes able to say they are from The On Golden Rule of "do onto others Holcomb, 2049. All but one of the the people in the city of The Rock, the Gtrgia Legislature will ap- Rock," Annual Homecoming Hendriksen Lectures Sunday Evening 1: 30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study 1: 30 p.m. Conquorm ~lngt Sunday 6: 30 lit.m, Wershilp WidJsdayTisUmimy Wed. Prayer Sorv. Church Training (CIII i on Church In Amer It) Rev. Ralph 1. Lumax Poster 11:16S.M. stimmy Ithew 9:0$a.m. P, Vilovs $1ree Sunday service I The Rock Run On The Golden Rule The Rt. Rev. S. S. Morris, presiding bishop of the Ilth Episcopal District, will deliver the annual Homecoming message and preside over the mortgage burning ceremony Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Grant Chapel African methodist ms Is pastor. Pentecostal I . Alcoholism Seminar ' Lake Mary mooing of Winter sastit. a lamentary Sunday S~ 111:061I.M. worship 11:008.111. 4 Robert Burns Paster I 1:411 a.m. EE. WINT§11111 SPOS. COMMUNITY KEISTEA ADVERTISING S"I"CE P 0 BOX IM4 CK4ALOTTESVUE, VOI 2M 1 ori 11:01a.m. Evangelical Congregational 1 I 0I Nazarene 111:00a.m. HolyCammvnlin nal To safeguard this great treasure, where can we go. I Christian Science . @:60A.M. Church S~ - woo .0or 11 ?,; Nictir Holy Communion The answer lies in the Church. It gives us the combination that opens the door to our spiritual riches -the comhination of faith and good works. The ---.% Church guards and guides us along the way that leads to the treasure -the way led by Jesus. our Savior. It in% 'I -,_ everyone tojoin in service to God and to , `~ --'*_ --_~ ~~ , , _"-_W %'I "" our fellowmen. In this way, we inherit new riches of the spirit that no man or : 1_,~ ~ -M~ ~M _'I -4I circumstance can steal or destroy. ~ _._10 Pastor Morning Worship I 1; of A.in. avit"Inswaiship 6: 00 P, M. Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. y:3#p.m, Tues. Official Board Mut. 1:01pm. 01 Park Ave. By DAVID K ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer The end or the era of Mao Tse-tung and a slow shift toward a more liberal government In the Peoples Republic of China has given rise to new hope among Western Christians that Christianity may have a new day on the mainland, But those very Christians should exercise a strong sense of caution, according to Dr. Arne Sovik of the Lutheran World Federation. In a long analysis of the current situation in China, especially in regard to religion, Sovik saw some hope for an increased vitality in Chinese Christianity, but also warned that the change from the era of Mao would not open the floodgates The Sanlarido United Methodist Church, on State Road 434 t 1-4 111 be celebrating monthly. All persons who joined in January since the church was begun in 1972 will be honored on this Sunday, at the 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. services. Persons with January birthdays will also A fellowship and get-acquainted time for visitors, new members and those wishing to join the church will be held this Sunday, at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Pastor Pastor James E. Ulmer Sr., will preside at the fellowship, assisted by Lynn TenEyck, lay leader. Rev. M.". Bvrke Jr. The l IV. LiriyD.kpir What infinite pains we take to guard our valuable possessions! Yet not all our possessions can be given protection in a safe. What about that priceless treasure which each of us possesses - our eter happiness. ~ -11 S iam., I0)I& 11 noon CENTP1ALSAPTISTCHUNCN Iit OiV$ Freddie Smith Sunday Sel"I %iorning Worship IC It urch Training E trilrigWorship 4I IN *N-1`1011 'i 0 Ass;. pastor S n Mass 6. 1:00 p M. serviceever y 4tI NIW$ITIIILAMI CHURCH Main strtel-Cansaft city . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1180sk Ave., Sanford Fr. u Pallor Sunday, Jan. 27, 1"0-SC _ Hope Sanlando Methodisti Observes Membership Anniversaries Bible Study (Wed.) Wed. letter. pallor 1 11 17 I 4: of 0, in. d;: ? Eic?i HOLY Evening Nora M, Sanford, Ft. For China Evangelism CHURCH OF ONNIVA V\4 _ - 'TIDTHOD,$, aptist Catholic _ )Ipm B PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH I IT VV, Airport Blvd.,S#nf#rd iT Wed. INMO study t_-' r4 '-' Church... - 1:31 A 11 urch School 9: 35 a it %1102 or all eggs ...Fellowship Coffee between servit" 30 (\) v. %"W Uorl ry No v. , WIW L-•--• ...uIuuuI.J X. Wine , 11%, .:., "%%l hNISILIVIBLYOPOOD MMUNITY 1 RELIGION Hwy. 11-02 at PINY Ridge Rd. .:.: X. Jay Strack is a 30-year-old evangelist who calls hlms4lf "Just a young freak who gave himself to Christ." Raised In Fort Myers, In 1970 this young man was a boy, sitting in a Lee County Detention Center after being charged with possessing narcotics. Since then he has experienced the new birth, answered the call to preach. He has seen the world, travels often, and has his own evangelist association in Fort Worth, Texas, Strack will be speaking Sunday at the Brotherhood Breakfast at 7 a.m. at Central Baptist Church, Sanford; to On Youth at 9:45 a.m. and in the worship services at 11 am, and 7 p.m. On Monday, Strack will be Preaching a revival rally at Stetson University, DeLand. Baptists from Central Florida will gather at Edmunds Center for a night of evangelistic fervor at 7 p.m. Freddie Smith, pastor of Central Baptist. will ireside at the rally, f.'. - 111 , ~---~` . - . ... .. I II , , . * .: ,~, .,,. 1~;----,, I . -, , , . ~ , . ~ t-- !,:. 4 4.,: ~ i ,- *0 , *,: . ." * -, . . 0 A ~ pq ~A#x , 14.4-0111 -X? -1 a . -.*' 10'. . ftr 1', - ..j/' I.. •'tl.- 4-: ,,:,_ !X7.~T47.17.r~ . , T€M ' 1*1"'WiT119. Z _ ....la. r. �S •flIflQ Herald, Sanford Fl. BLONDIE Sunday Jan. 27, 1!$O i1 1"j°J' ACROSS 42 Metal bar Answer to Previous Puzzle 46 Conclusion I Member of 47 And so on 'I' L 1fl LITDOESN'TDO ruling clique (abbr.. Lat.2 !!!.i £ , HOROSCOPE A 4OLEL.OTFoRME, 9 Guardhouse wds) 4f R0MAN t.! .! EITHER <_' 13 Sing 50 Boyfriend By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 14 Soviet river 51 Bond ______ 15 Rosaiy bead 52 Canal system ___ A A 16 Sea food in northern IjL1E i 17 Loosen Michigan For Sunday, January 27, 1980 j y L— P, LUE 5 1 18 Went before 53 Dogmata 19 Over (poetic) 54 Vilifies Inoiu S H R A to discuss confidential YOUR BIRTHDAY 20 Slobber 56 Let it stand fTiu1ejs 21 Climbing 57 Sloppiest matters. January27, 1980 L O, $ Rr tnPi!7 i11: iI biIb CAN1B (June 2I-)u'Iyl) Thiscommg year could bea s 22 In the DOWN Beware of a tendency today to If very lively one socially. 21 Actress Dunne 39 Edges over direction of create unnecessary problems 22 Spanks you're in the single category, 23 Toughen by 1 Egg-shaped 41 Slices 23 Nigerian exercise 2 Adore strew your Don't you may have more offers to for yourself. 42 Wading bird tribesmen 26 Luggage 3 Frappe path with stones on which you change your status than you 43 Animal home 31 Nixon pal 4 Peach state 24 Nearest can handle, might stub your toes. 44 Diversion 25 Over (Get ) Rebozo (abbr) by Mort Walker AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 26 Nonsense 32 Long time 5 Nook 45 Ostracize 27 Singer Bob ) 33 Possessive 6 Life of 19) Unfortunately, the odds Mixing business with pleasure 46 Leisure pronoun 7 Russian ruler could be stacked against you could cause unforeseen 47 To be (Let.) 34 Work cattle 8 Dress border 28 Lads today in speculative or risky complications today. Don't 48 Ballerina's 35 Donkey 29_Yours and 9Obscure ventures. Avoid the impulse pry into friends' business nor 36 Constellation 10 City on the strong points mine 37 Elongate Truckee 30 Medical to take the chances on permit them to probe yours. 49 Expense 39 Pert 11 Of India picture (comp 51 Wham anything of which you're VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 40 Exclamation (prefix) wd) unsure. Find out more ofwtWt y not to get into a position 55 Tiny state of triumph 12 Prison 32 Every lies ahead of you in the year today where you feel you have 41 Evil (abbr. ) 20 Put on 38 Make lace fnflnwlpi,, ,,rn, ki..$kAnt, Im •IU .n,,n &SSVU5 JVIM UUMIUQ7 UJ UI UUL UU W VUI4 . by Chic WHAT A ']ftQEAMEDI WAS MARRIED] NK5HTMARE!, JOMRSDIT.4ERSANDU IWERE MARRIED To r-1 MR. DIT HERS -" I Young g L . .M __ I TONIGHT'S TV 'pjp,4y a - ______ / BEETLE BAILEY 1I-ii NMEMMEM g I" cr by Art Sarsom ML v.'ow 59 BovJi W.LMDoJ rTUPR r IbU(L'OT? ' R REENUM civ. mREMam O H a ARCHIE by Bob Montana 'PING U I T)'I. t2OY! 9 VVUKRCLO (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN( WIN AT BRIDGE By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag . .. , ,' •, EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider 7AA iø) PRISCILLA'S POP I by Al Vermeer THAT SHOVELIN 5N CAN NGEROU5 FOR AMERICAN MALE5 ME G ?' pJ)•'/ (J ¼.. t precise bids and If you have too wide a high-card margin, you lose too much precision. In the first days of contract Notrump Pattern the notrump bid was a sort of ThP nnnnln., Dull UI4I}1 Football to be kicked around should showr a balanced hand by writers. Culbertson used a with one of these three different notrump every year. A 's a s-a-a-s, or 5Sims used a strong notrump. 3-3-2. This has been standard No one knew just how strong, since 1932, but there has been but it varied from what would one change. In 1932 we be a modern 18 HCP up to 23 required that if there were a or 24. doubleton, It had to Include Lenz used a weak notrump. one of the three top honors. And soon, ad Infinitum Today we bid It with the jack It remained for Oiald and lots of players open Jacoby, who was try1 to notrump with any doubleton teach his tennis playing wife at all. the game of bridge, to introduce a point-count notrump What Not to Do that has been practically Don't fall too much In love unchanged since 1932. Maybe with notrump openings. In that notrump has real particular, don't bid a 19-point permanency. 1980 will mark notrump. More Important, the Jacobys 48th wedding don't ever open notrump with anniversary. And MS. .i still a singleton. Such hands are o claims that her husband Ipn,bz 1tk&Iu In 1.. -..&& 41$ U Dust JT to cheat and open 15point that you want to start with a notrumps when he plays with suit bid. her. Mr. J claims that the husFinally, when your partner band still has the right to bid opens notrump tend to prefer most of the notrumps a final notrump game con(women's lib to the contrary) tract to an 11-trick minor suit and has the overtricks to game. prove It. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Seriously, the standard notrump is 16-18 HCP but (For a copy of JACOBY nearly all experts reduce the MODERN, send $1 to: 'Win at limits to 15.17. You readers Bridge," care of this newspatake your pick, but do not. per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City repeat do not, use 15-18. All Station, New York, N.Y. notrump openings should be 10019.) vlu AL' SOAEwHERE I yi BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvl S Helmdahl , RRE eNlis -J • I, IwI i,n,,ps&.jf sending for your copy of AstroGraph Letter. Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 7 6:30 D NBC NEWS O @. tIE) 0 CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 4 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: TAKE TWO "Who's Funnier: Mel Brooks Or Woody Allen?" Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel take sides on the issue and show scenes from Allen's cornedies and Brooks' satires. In Having someone saw off the 7:00 0 tD DONAHUE "Inside The Moonies" Guest: Scott Keeler, who worked undercover within the Rev, Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church. tIE) 0 HEE HAW Guests: Dot tie West, Pat Buttram, Jlmrn C. Newman, Lonnie Brooks. EDO LAWRENCE WELK 8:00 OtIl CHIPS Ponch and Jon search for two youngsters who, trying to escape punishment, inadvertently jumped into the back seat of a stolen car. (E) 0 THE CHISHOLMS The Chisholms are faced with a sweeping prairie fire and an Indian attack, DO ONE IN A MILLION Cushing is ecstatic when r handsome African prince askt Shirley to marry him. 8:30 D U THE ROPERS Helen Invites the young girl that Stanley found sleeping in his storage room to move In with the Ropers. spend. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Co-workers or helpers Keeping secrets may be could be a trifle thin-skinned difficult for you today. Be today, so treat them with kid especially careful about gloves. Being too bossy could selecting someone with whom cause deep resentments. 9:00 S. • sonsloulLy.'taxe care 01 11 and get It out of the way, CANCER Jun.--2lJiilv ----.---# 99 I fl• MONDAY, JAN. 28 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS creativity have free reign this It's difficult to make sense of coming year and you'll find things today, so don't even try several ways to advance to unravel cop!using issues. It your present condition. Rely would be like beating your on yourself and not others to head against a brick wall. develop those assests. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) AQUARIUS 20.Feb. Proper handling of your 19) It is extremely Important personal resources is a must today that you don't try to today, To-avoid a permanent hide anything from anybody. loss, take care with whom you You'll get caught and would do business or to whom you suffer severe embarassment. loan. Find out more of what lies VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ahead for you in the year Facing the ieàlItfes might following your birthday by prove a little difficult today. sending for your copy of Don't let your desire for a—i-- a,___t.. . -. ssauu urapti LSCILer. lflau ;i something overshadow the for each to Astro.Grgi, Box truth. 419 RadIo City Station, N.Y. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 10019. Be sure to specify birth Hasty decisions will. bring date. regrets later. Take the time to PISCES(Feb..20..March 20) think things out; only then act It'll pay big dividends if you on what you believe to be do everything In your power right. to cooperate with difficult individuals today. They'll SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 5ecretly appreciate your A strain might be felt today on patience. a relationship of which you've always felt sure. Jumping to ARIES (March 21-April 19) co nclusions as to the reasons An unproductive day is very would be a mistake, Things likely today because you have will look better tomorrow. a tendency look at things in Pizza WhippedPotatoei Green Beans Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Pizza Barbecue Whipped Potatoes ,, Green Fruit Milos8hake (Jan. _&.__. -._.. SENIOR HIGH PIUS Barbecue Flshwicb Wldpped Potatoes Green Bean. - Toss Salad Fruit MMorghake EXPRESS PIUS Flshwich Toss Salad French Fuss Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake TUESDAY, JAN.29 MENTARY SCHOOLS — CAPRICORN (Dec. 23Jan. 19) Trusting your memory to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) guide you when performing Personal plans may have to an important task could be a be set aside today in orier to gross mistake, 'You could fulfill a demandint, rep. really botch the job. - :r SPIDER-MAN RANK AND ERNEST - Milk CoIdSub MIDDLE SCHOOLS TuturT,i. Turkey Broccoli by Bob Thaves Milk or Shake Toss Salad SENIOR HIGH Titer Tots Turkey Fresh Fruit ' _ Buttered Rice Spliark Apple Rigs EXPREW iwis susge• Rilleor MIDOI.E aaiooi.a rbkWkh 11L.. 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(IDOTRAPPER JOHN, M.D. L$)OWHEWI Trapper and Gonzo fight the 10:55 poor attitudes of a critically ill 0 CBS NEWS girl and a hospitalized street11:00 gang youth 6 ( HIGH ROLLERS ED 0 THE DONNA SUMMER U THE PRICE IS RIGHT SPECIAL Robert Guillaume U LAVEANE & SHIRLEY loins the reigning queen of (R) disco for an hour of music and comedy featuring highlights from a concert performance. 11:30 6 (4') WHEEL OF FORTUNE 11:00 0 FAMILY FEUD 0 ) E) 0 (1 U NEWS I2(17) OPEN UP 11:55 !II (17) NEWS 11:30 NBC LATE MOVIE e AFTERNOON • 'Bud And Lou" (1978) Harvey Korman, Buddy Hackett, While comedians Bud Abbott and 1200 Lou Costello gain mass popu' larity through their many 0 .4 CHAIN REACTION movies. behind-the-scenes J 0,Y ) U NEWS feuding threatens to destroy .11' (35)_1LOVE LUCY their partnership. (R) 23 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO0 THE AVENGERS GRAMMING i7 (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) __ MilkurShake ISadVegstaMe. Jdft 3W I 10:00 CARD SHARKS (ij (35) PTL CLUB JT (17) MOVIE 13 (3(10) MASTERPIECE THE- t121 (17) ROMPER ROOM ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke 9:00 Street II" Is the blatantly unpa- 0(4) DONAHUE triotic Mr. Appleby or Louisa's (SI) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS favorite new staff member the 11)0 MOVIE spy in tao Bemincx7 (ran 7 of (3S) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 9:30 CE) THE JEFFERSONS Tom makes the mistake of ask- Milk or Shake Mssui& Chess. HOUSe 16) FRIDAY, FEB 1 Ell SCHOOLS Oven Plied Chicken WEDNESDAY, JAN.19 'EL4TA*Y ScHOOLS 1 1 1 1 1~ 0 D VIS — Tsu 5d (eea p Core F11111111111111 Fruit - M — Chill Dog (bit Dig Tsss8alad Tutor Tots I.o.0 ,g 92 7:00 fi (4) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes" A class experiment gone haywire fills the brain of a college Student (Kurt Russell) with the details of a mobster's illegal gambling operation. (Part 1)(R) CE) 0 60 MINUTES ED 0 GALACTICA DISCOVERS EARTH The surviving humans aboard the giant battlestar Galactica finally locate Earth and embark on an exploration of the planet (Part 1) It (35) FLIPPER 23 (10) LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL Zubin Mehta makes his last televised appearance as conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Virtuoso violinist Itzhak Perlman is featured as soloist (R) 1i (17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 1:00 COLLEGE BASKET0 BALL Virginia at Ohio State J 0 30 MINUTES ED U DI86USSION ' 111(35) MOVIE "Joe Kidd" (C)( 1972) 3:00 U GENERAL HOSPITAL (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 14 iloi THE ADVOCATES BRIEF 12 (17)1 LOVE LUCY (10) EDUCATIONAl. PROGRAMMING !2 (17) GREEN ACRES Mial Steak &6 TyS.sdwk RULMN IN WRO IS bLI MONIYmP PN1( MORNING ing George for some help with a personal problem involving Helen's high school friends. 'IF (35) JIMMY SWAGGART 8:30 0@ NBC NEWS 0 THE BAXTERS "Unwel. come Guest" 23 (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS. SIC "The Leatherstocicing Tales" Hawkeye passes the Huron test of bravery but turns down a chance to become a member of the tribe. (Part 2 of 4) 12:30 fi @1 MEET THE PRESS tIE) 0 BLACK AWARENESS ED U DIRECTIONS A conversation With Rev, Jimmy Allen, past president of the Southern Baptist Convention is presented. (10) FLORIDA REPORT EXPRESS Cheeseburger Sweet Potat. Pie VP! I. F. RJ'U!T - 12:00 0 SPECTRUM CD ISSUES AND ANSWERS (10) ANOTHER VOICE ç Toss Salad Fruit Milk or Shake Rolls by Stan Ls and John Romita' ZOONIES SUNDAY 0 @i c o NEWS (35) BIONIC WOMAN (10) PAVAROTTI AT JUIL. LIARD World-renowned tenor Luciano Pavarotti teaches young performers the fine poins of an exacting art at the Juilliard Opera School in New York City. 2J (17) WRESTLING 130 330 TO BE ANNOUNCED U TONY BROWN'S JOUR"IAL 2:00 tIE) 0 MOVIE "How Sweet It Is!" (C) (1968) Debbie MONDAY Reynolds, James Garner. C!) 0 THE SUPERSTARS MORNING The second men's preliminary round is presented from 500 Freeport, Lucaya in the Grand ED 0 THE FBI Bahama Islands. 3 (10) TENNIS (Joined In 5:30 Progress) Coverage of the SUNRISE SEMESTER finals singles matches, best out 5:55 of five sets, of the U.S. Profes(17) WORLD AT LARGE sional Indoor Tennis Championships. 8:00 -. 7:30 EARLY DAY 0 2:30 .ii (35) FLORIDA: FRONT i 0 HEALTH FIELD 1111(17) MOVIE "All In A PAGE 710 SUNRISE Night's Work" (1961) (17) PORTER WAGONER 6:25 3:00 Guests David Houston, Danny 01.4') COUNTRY ROADS Gregg. G(j) IRONSIDE Ironside warns his aide to stay away 8:30 8:00 CHRONfrom a boyhood friend, now a 0 THE MARTIAN ) 0 ED ALLEN parolee. (7') NEWS ICLES In the year 2000. an CD U INTERNATIONAL expedition of earth settlers led 6:45 CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING The by Col John Wilder (Rock •4 (10)AJ,4, WEATHER United States' amateur boxing Hudson) travel to Mars where team takes on the Soviet 6:55 they learn that the Martian Union's national team In a 0 (4 TODAY IN FLORIDA population has been destroyed series of bouts, live from 7) 0 GOOD MORNING by earthly disease transmitted FLORIDA Moscow. by an earlier group (Part 1) .tfl(35) MOVIE "The Hot ( 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S 7:00 Rock" (C) (1970) Robert PLACE Archie and Murray fear 0 (J4J TODAY Redford, George Segal. that their bar is the next target (,5) fl MORNING NEWS Flihwich 9:30 of the local Saturday night CD 0 GOOD MORNING 4:00 Sloppy Joe S (4) GOSPEL SINGING bandit. AMERICA 0 (1) MOVIE "The Odd JUBILEE Macaroni&Cheese U TENSPEED AND 1111(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. Couple" (C) (1968) Jack Mixed Vegetables BROWN SHOE (Premiere) A AND THE IMPOSSIBLE 10:00 Lemmon, Walter Matthau, A crafty con artist (Ben Vereen) Black Eye Peas (10) SESAME STREET (DO KIDS WORLD pair of divorced men decides joins forces with a naive young i12 (17) THE THREE Fruit to sare an apartment In New 10:30 stockbroker (Jeff Go(dbtum) to STOOGES / THE LITTLE RASRolls or S (A) MOVIE "Bringing Up York City. (2 Hrs,) form a most unusual private CALS (1)0 ANDY WILLIAMS SAN . CornBread Baby" (8/W) (1938) Katharine team. OBGO OPEN Live coverage of Hepburn. Car)' Grant. An 7:25 Jf final round of this PGA archaeologist sets out to raise 04 (10) THE VOYAGE OF . • tr TODAY IN FLORIDA aui CHARLES DARWIN Charles tournament from the Torrey a million dollars for his muse(7) 0 GOOD MORNING Darwin goes from medical EXPRESS um,butendsupinvolvedwta Pines Golf Club in La Jolla, FLORIDA school at the University of Flshwlch California. 'pretty socialite. (2 Hrs.) Edinburgh to Cambridge. 7:30 Sloppy Joe (DO PRO BOWL The AFC 1)0 FOR OUR TIME where he prepares for the cler- 0(1) TODAY All-Stars take on the NFC AllThTstors (DO FIRST BAPTIST gy. (Part I o17) (73 0 GOOD MORNING Stars in this annual football CHURCH ColeSlaw (17) MOViE "The Family AMERICA classic, live from Aloha StadiFresh Fruit Jewels" (1965) Jerry Lewis, . 11:00 (11) (35) BULLWINKLE urn In Honolulu, Hawaii. , Milk orSitake Sebastian Cabot. A nine-year[D(35)ThEJETSON8 4(1O) A BIRTHDAY PARTY 8.00 old orphan visits her six uncles (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 34 10 QUE PASA, U.S.A.? THURSDAY, JAN. 31 FOR JOSEF STRAUSS to decide which one she wants 'The Encounter" Carmen's ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS U)(35) NEW ZOO REVUE 4:30 American friend Sharon moves to live with. Hamburger (8 10 OVER EASY 12 (17) MOVIE "Have R koc In with the Pens family for 830 et, Will Travel" (1959) (121(17) FAMILY AFFAIR TatorTots week Wt her mother goes 13)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME A Broccoli away on a cruise, (R) EVENING 8:25 total stranger arrives at the Milk TODAY IN FLORIDA apartment for dinner on the 11:30 MIDDLESCHOOLS (1!) 0 GOOD MORNING cE)OFACE THE NATION same night Ann's mother . 6:00 FLORIDA Citeeseburger decides to leave her husband Mlul Steak Sub again. 8:30 FUNNY BUSINESS by Roqer Bollen (11) (3 5) JERRY FALWELL I) (4') TODAY Titer Tots (7) 0 GOOD MORNING Broccoli 900 AMERICA Toss Salad ALICE Alice and the (fl) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO other waitresses rebel when Fruit AL = YHHE DOE6?Yr (10) CROCKETT'S VICTOMel Installs a time clock at the RY GARDEN SENIOR HIGH (Ilseeseburger Mini Steak Sub Corn Sweet Potato pj, especially by the youngsters. a 12:00 (17) ROCK CONCERT Guests: Devo. Tasha Thomas, The Ritchie Family, Kelly Rodgers 10:00 5:30 0 PRIME TIME SATUR1 (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. DAY Sandy Gilmour reports on Swindlers salting fake corn6:00 modity Contracts via telephone; i:ij 0 THIS IS THE LIFE (17) BETWEEN THE LINES Jack Perkins looks I federal grants given to Cesar Chavez's 6:30 United Farm Workers Union. E) 0 THE UVING WORD ED U FANTASY ISLAND An ED 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. ox-centerfold model (Barbi 6:45 Benton) desiring to treat men 3J 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOas sex objects and a man SEUP dreaming of leading a cornmando raid visit Fantasy 7:00 Island. 0 @ TWO'S COMPANY 11:00 1330 MARLO AND THE 0 @'i tIE) 0 EDO NEWS MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE till (35) MOVIE "Valley Of ED 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. The Dolls" (C) (1967) Barbara TION Parkins, Patty Duke. A trio of 1 (17) JIMMY SWAGGART aspiring actresses struggles to 7:30 make it In the glamor-filled MORMONS capital of the movie industry. CE)0 0THE FAITH FOR TODAY Hollywood, (2 1/2 Hrs.) M PICTURE OF HEALTH (10) MONTY PYTHON'S j(35) DR.LJ DANIELS FLYING CIRCUS When the 17) IT IS WRITTEN world and the universe are In peril, Monty Python comes to 8:00 therescue. FIRST BAPTIST 0 ff11 (17) DICK MAURICE AND CHURCH COMPANY Guests: Bobby tIE) 0 REX HUMBARD Vinton, Connie Stevens. ED U SHOW MY PEOPLE CASPER 11 11:30 2J 10 SESAME STREET (R) 0 tIll SATURDAY NIGHT (1 ) THE THREE LIVE STOOGES AND FRIENDS tIE) 0 MOVIE "The Healers" (C) (1974) John Forsythe, Pat 8:30 Harrington Jr. The chief of staff 0 tIll SUNDAY MASS at a large medical center tries M ORAL ROBERTS to cope with crises involving U 35J08I8 AND THE PUS.the loss of key personnel and SYCATS the hospital's use of controver9:00 0 ci OUTLOOK 11)0 SUNDAY MORNING DO KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests: Pearl Bailey. The Emotions, Dom DeLulse, Joseph Barbera.(R) ILD(35)THEFUNTSTONES 12_4( 10 MISTER ROGERS(R) Smoked Sausage 17 LOST IN SPACE LIII Dog Toss Salad Green Peas winked into shelling out look at things so sternly, dollars for frivolous items, • cD U BILL DANCE OUT. DOORS iT'D (35) MOVIE "Little Giant" (B/W) (1946) Bud Abbott. Lou Costello A country boy tries to iwo rne city life as a salesman. 11 /2 Hrs.) AFTERNOON ', MilkorShake Turkey Green p Sweet Potatoes Rolls a confused manner. Get organized early. sAGrrrAlwJs (Nov. 23Der 21) your 4VAliment TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) might be slightly oft cours. Watch your pennies today, Your usual Optimistic attitude You could sully, be hood- has deserted you today. Don't siat drugs. (2 Hrs.) t 0 MOVIE "The Western. er" (B/W) (1940) Gary Cooper. Walter Brennan. The tyrannical Judge Roy Bean Is confronted 'M JIbiSui '4bb'terner: If Hr. 55 Mins.) School Menu For Monday, January 28, 1980 VAIIR HrnTIIflAV January 28, 1980 Let your lmgainatlon and 0 ® BJ AND THE BEAR BJ picks up a Passenger whom he learns is either an escaped murderess or an Innocent woman framed for murder. cotPo'E Hour Dream' (Premiere) Linda Lavin, Richard Jaeckel. A divorced working mother lands a job on a factory's traditional. ly all-male assembly line, then has to fight to keep it. J0LOVE BOAT While Doc Is trying to get rid of his new flame's sister, the Captain's daughter tries to help a little boy get his divorced parents back together, " 0 @I'i (.$J 0 NEWS Jj (35) BIONIC WOMAN Jaime regains consciousness In a prison cell after having been switched with her surgically createdlook.alike.(Part 1) (10) V.I. PEOPLE Host David Moses talks with Leonard Kranendonk, a recently retired baritone with Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians. limb you've put yourself out on would be very embarrassing. 10019. Be sure to specify birth LIBRA (Sept. 22-Oct. 23) date. 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First I put the pebbles In one pan. I put glue along the rim of It. Then I placed the other plate on top. If using - HELOISE: DEAR Many mornings I put on my shirt, tie and jacket FOR FRESH COOKIES only to discover my collar sticking out like steer horns And no collar DEAR HELOISE: To keep cookies fresher stays aroundl All stolen by the "Collar-stay Gremlln"t longer when stored in a cookie So, guys, when you plant lar, line the jar with a plastic those spring and summer bag. flowers, save the white plastic When the cookies are put sticks that are used to label Into the jar the bag can be the plants in those pony-pocks . closed and secured with a and other containers twist-fie. Cut them in half lengthwise - ThItwsy raI,1s0ay fresh Fad' — 1' and trim with sd'? down to the last crumb. marker makes a pair of Grace "free" collar stays IT'S AOIFT A stockpile of these will not DEAR HELOISE be stolen by the gremlin, ashe Here's an Inexpensive gift a will be completely confused by c child could make. Latin labels, such as "LamAsk a car mechanic for a pranthus Spec$abiiis" (Red used distributor cap. iceplant), and he'll leave When it's washed and in. them alon.I verted, It will hold nine pens or Alan in Escondido fingernaIl polish to slow down pencils. the rust build-up on the por. New aren't you a smartie to ApisCeof felt could be glued stay one step ahead of a celain finish on Barbara Westrlck the bottom to protect gremlin - lust hope one furniture. IOWL'EMOVER doesn' t read your hint and Carolyn Green decide to get a higher DEAR HELOISE: Waxed milk cartons may be education... DEAR READER: Hugs, Hilsise, used as "pins" for, bowling This is your column. If you'd game. RUST AWAYI like I. share a hint, ask a Use a soft foamball and the DEAR HELOISE: qvodkn or make a sus.ss. I've lust removed the rust children will ha ve a great flee write me care of this and r.p.iflt.d.4l*u,SWs.M..t1I)ae Hugs, tisl.151 toilet 'eset.with•deor•••..............ElwRaInes vz • MLW& r SM or MORE 00Z it 4IMS dOW9012,00A&A~ 81 Pismo 0; 160516111-L-A, W490MG A&MI&M AFwJ AL <I M ' S : AND HWPr M2 .: " tc ,15. ,\ ri M_i. • • I J oe,Ti -V -. •,•,... ••• •••........ . . ........ ._ .._ .. S.. ....a .• -. - masking tape, you'd seal the edges of the two plates together. The plates should be facing each other with the bottom stde faclny out. This makes a perfect tambourine. My mother says, It's "very noisy.' Anyway It's funt Lori Daehnert, Age 10 STAND-UP HAIR'S A PROBLEM DEAR HELOISE: I read your column every day. I have a problem. Every time I brush my hair in the morning, it gets all full of static and I can't control it. What should I do? 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Don't take this be seriously, folks. 'AiAIPIdSJ Pakistan President Muhammad Zia UI- negotiations. ISLA MABAD, Pakistan, UPI) An Today's session promised to stretch emergency meeting of the Islamic llaq formally convened the three-day Conference is considering expelling parley Sunday with a fiery speech ser- into the wee hours because the conference is scheduled to end 'Fut.'sda Alghanistan's Soviet-backed government ving notice on the Kremlin for the Soviet morning. from the organization, and has decided to invasion. After the inaugural session, Pakistan urged the opening syssion of allow Afghan rebels to present their case however, hundreds of journalists were the Islamic conference to send MOscO for assistance, conference officials said ejected from the proceedings. attending the an "unequivocal today. Each of the nations Habib Chatti, secretary general of the emergency confere nce, was expected to to the Soviet Union the grave conrn Islamic Conference, told reporters after deliver its official position on the Islamic world at the presence of its a morning session "a certain country" Afghanistan, as well as on the troops in Afghanistan and calling on that - -. . - had proposed expelling the Kabul government. host country Pakistan, which borders Afghanistan, was believed to be behind the move, Chatti said representatives of a newly. formed Islamic Alliance for the Uberatlon of Afghanistan, a coalition of six Afghan guerrilla groups, had won approval to appear before the important political committee, which is drafting the final communique. "They (the rebels) will be addressing the political committee" he said. ''The committee has decided that they would be allowed to speak." tI.- - pv 101PUN irj • I Sum Font I'm thinking eta number which Is twice as large as the number whidi Is four more hun seethird of the see I have In mind. What number? .1 S S . • -. S •' If JIWAU IIfj 0% Irill '1' I '" .itJi."0 Tongue To Ws: Fat Phil feels full. RoIy'-poly Georgi. Foley Joined the launty loggairs. Sara Sims stays silvery slim through conulass swimming. ALAKAZAMIA MAGIC KNOT I - — Our magicIan friend .t Peter Quincy points to destination at Fort Clinch on map of state Audubon Staff er right above Isplinting - loaknetatfhesndof a . 7th3 gth To wo ;2T knot in this rope with a simple flip Of my vff list." Grasping the rope in his right han4 he flips the .nd over his arm, as shown attopI.ft, and as the knooswings th rough the loop, yanks back his hand. Alakwaim lis whc- S -' Il—I— CAN YOU TRUST YOUR VYIS? There are it Ind six differ secos in drawliug dsfolls betwssis top and bet1S* peOf. New qliddy can vs. find them? Check aws with Thou bssw. - /• 13 Cb ,,' Ii Society staff at the state headquarters in - 6 - Quincy plans a couple of trial runs. military intervention." Zia opened the conference of foreign ministers, which was called into urgent A political committee met separately to carry out the nus t and bolts of th e 01k!', live members of the Islamic ('onferunce S)TIa, South Yemen and Afghanistan Upper Volta and Guinea Rissau— were not present. A (our-man Palestine Liberation OrganizatIo missi on arrived despite earlier threats o stay imay, as did delegations from - Lil)Va, Algeria and Iraq. representing the hard-lint' Arab position that has down. plavt'ti the importance of the Soviet in" Hardens Iran Stand Bani Sadr w By United Press International hostages, who were in their 86th da) f rot' for tilt' largely Iigureheau pi's,tmn. Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr, holding an captivity in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Ehmrit'inr under Iran's new Islamic insurmountable 6 million-vote lead in today, at it news conference Sunday ( i*'rstitutiioi wields virtually all the Iran's first presidential contest, has carried in Western press reports. power, including the right to fire the apparently backed off from it moderate "The greater part roE the solution 1 lies president. stand on the American hostages with the Americans," l3ani-Sadr Siitt. Kii*rms.'imii remained in the Tehran calling it a crisis Washington can best Only when America "abandons it_s hi(lrmtjI hit' taken last week for resolve. expansionist policies and resj*ect_s the ;i tu'art ailmnont But the 79-year-old Incomplete returns in early counting sovereignty of other nations" and hadt'r was reported by his son to be gave the finance minister and close ''allows" Iran to pursue criminals iiilpro%lng and that lie may soon be friend and adviser of Ayatollah Huhollah abroad will the crisis in American- moved f r om the intensive care ward of Khomeini 7 million votes out of the 9 Iranian relations he resolved, Barn Sadr the hospital to a regular ward. million reported counted Sunday by said. In a recorded interview on Tehran - •.. .. Tehran liadio, nionitored by the BBC in The reference to criminaIs ahro;ld lwtho. Kiijojatoleslani Syyed Ahmad Khorircini said doctors who examined his In addition, Chatti said the conference was "certain" to approve a final cornrnunlque specifically calling on the London. There were 22 million eligible clearly referred to the exiled hrah of voters in the election Friday. Iran, whose extradition from the United If Bani-Sadr continued to reap such a States for trial in Iran was dt'miianded by father in tire morning found his pulse and bloixi pressure normal. Soviet Union to withdraw its estimated large share of tile ballot, lie was expected the Moslern students who seized tli*o liam-Si~dr did not explicitly demand He has allotted 75 days away from his 85,000 troops from Afghanistan, which to take 77 percent of the votes cast, giving embassy and the hostages Nov. 1. Maitland was kicking around the that tha deposed shah be returned to Iran the necessary majority to negate the Admiral Ahmnad Madani, torcrt'm- in t'xthange for release of the hostages question of "What do we do next?" that it regular job to the trip, but estimates it did not send a representative to the need for it run-off election in the contest governor of the southern province of but iris position scented more hardline came up with the suggestion that chapter will take 49 or 50 days. He expects to emergency summit. "There is it consensus of opinion of seven main candidates. canoe an average of 17 miles a day. "It Khuzestan, trailed far behind in second than his approach (luring his 18-day stint liaison staffer Peter Quincy make the Brmni-Sadr, 46, apparently hardened his place with approximately 15 icrc'rrt of as Iran's acting foreign minister before against vary," said Quincy, "with different strongly the Soviet intervention trip to call attention to "The Year of the will earlier moderate stance on the U.S. the vote, or about it million votes in the hrt'nig ouster! last November. Coast" proclaimed by Governor Bob conditions. The weather will be a factor in Afghanistan." he said. strnith and also the and exn e riencenf .II WIU4II, } canoeing partner at the Ii Ms. Mager, known for her efforts in unit ' Give ta try. twin moves of expelling Afghanista n front the 42-member Islamic last June? With a 904-mile canoe trip estimates one-third of the trip will be In around the coast of Florida, of course! open water and two-thirds will be inIt was while the Florida Audubon tracoastal waterways. '3 •15 5 .6 . The - I.Ady" Doris Mager's nest-sitting exploit challenge for the canoeists. Quincy Moscow action by the Moslern countries. 14 at Iewsr left. 's$I If If11 'fS1JfIf usidy 'g avssi JI.LaSOt'nI 1'i'awSIwmas'I :gi Ilmoo 1'J fi.2 / d Conference and admitting the rebels the state, would constitute a major diplomatic By JANE CASSELBERRY Win"'s, waves and tidal currents along defeat for the Soviet Union, which has Herald Staff Writer How can you follow an act like "Eagle the coast will provide an additional been campaigning to tone down any anti- is10 A, now u eep knot Is to tv - / ( Canoe Aroun State great power to reverse the coursw (if its pit lest inian issue and tile crisis in Iran. sessi(m oer the Soviet invasion and stationing of 85,0W troops in neighboring .\fLh;uustan. FALL OUYI What can- ou draw Is complete the picture ahoy.? To Ned sit, a connecting lInes 1 Is 2 to 3, etc. I DD ,p rescuing and caring for wounded eagles and other birds of prey, actually lived atop a:pbe tree In an eagle's nest near Oviedo foe sW daya'tö' ralaChüidf for construction of an aviary for the large birds. vVtLAr AIM t) The society plans to highlight the tremendous economic, environmental and aesthetic values of the coast, while recognizing the widespread misuse and abuse of coastal resources. ThL effort Is aimed at publicizing the need for coastal resource planning and management in the state. Eighty-five percent of the population of Florida lives on the coast. Other objectives are to raise funds for coastal conservation efforts and to broaden the Image of the Florida Audubon Society. "When they hear Florida Audubon, a lot of people think we're just involved with birds," pointed out Janet Roth, vice president in charge of Public Relations, "but we are involved In the total conservation picture — clean sir, clean water, and preservation of the wetlands and coastal areas." A marine biologist and geologist, was ' longest canoe to river u"lp. "enniwe" "It will be a to we in a canoe bet unique experience for me,"hesald. will launch his 17-foot Quin ne nas never gone alumliuin canoe from Ft. Pickens State Park in Pensacola with Lt. Governor Hospital Employees Will Not Lose:- HCA There are 47 Audubon chapters In the state, and Quincy expects to touch base with 32 of them during his trip. The Lake City, and Gainea'viIle chapters are planning to canoe down the 'Suwannee River to join him accompanying him as far as Crystal River. Part of the time he will camp along the route and at other times he will be staying overnight at fish camps or with friends. . we carrie IlL" Although llCA has different medical and life insurance programs than the oilily for employees, Lewis pointed out Corporation of Axnt'rica11CM, the- areas if t-ustn!mler service where HCA Nashville group that has won the rights might be better. to assume control of SM1I. In other areas of the contract County Admi ni strat or hov er negotiations, the county and HCA agreed Neiswender and Assistant Counts flay would probably settle accounts receivable at $1.7 million, with the Administrator Jeff Etchberger began discussing aspects of tire proposed realm i5atiun that the amount actually contract with Doug Lewis, hl('A's collectible may be more or less. Another main area of concern acdirector of domestic developrmierrt, at cording to Neiswemider is pay back of the a.m. "From our point of view and the $I million I Iill-Rurton obligation, an county's we want to insure," I.e',is obligation to refund federal loan money emphasized, "that we don't overlook as t ile hospital transfers to a profitanybody and make sure the L'Iiij)l(ryet's riraking entity. IA'WIS said: "HCA is willing to don't lose on this deal. "We want to make sure eurplovees negotiate the pay back for the county, but receiving benefits based on the number we don't have the power to pay It off. It's of years worked are not cut off just still the county's obligation." Seminole Memorial H ospi tal Pt! t' mm: ployces' benefits were amrromrg top concerns as negotiations began this mm urning between Seminole County and H ospital - He will be taking along three gallons of fresh water, which he will replenish at stops along the way, an Ice chest, a sleeping bag, tent, stove, mobile transmitter-receiver, underwater camera, life jacket, extra paddles, extra clothing, food and a backgammon set — he is hoping his various canoemates will know how to play his favorite game. Although he Is an avid fisherman, he Isn't sure about taking fishing gear, because he doesn't think he will have time and there won't be room. From Crystal River to Homaseassa he will be joined by a flotilla of 4-Hers. Ahtiif QS 'nI1a ni 4 Ii. trfn 11 u,ltI hat In t ho Everglades National Park where he will • be camping out. In the Dade County area he is looking forward to being joined by Prudent' Carter dget Boosts u.erense, Energy his father and daughter. At FOR Pin •, S - Wayne Mluon as his canoeing partner. flotilla of local Audubon members who Mizaonhu signed on for the first leg of will camp on an island with him. Ms Roth hasaetupapressconference the hip along the Gulf coast. Flfty-four others have signed up for stints on the for him at Pensacola and will be there to WASHINGTON (UPI) President trip from Pensacola to Fort Clinch State see him aft. Members of the staff will today him at larger cities sent Congress a "prudent along the route, Carter Park, northernmost spot on Florida's meet eas and responsible $615.8 billion budget for where press conferences and various t co.. planned. Various fish fiscal 1981 which gives top priority er even ts are th to They include Elton Gissendanner, o and barbecues have defense, energy and helping the nation's t of fries, clambakes director of the State Departmen Natural Resources; Col Robert Brantly, been planned to coincide with his youth find jobs. In an effort to curb inflation, Carter director of the Gain, and Freshwater estimated arrival locations along the proposed a federal deficit of 115,8 billion Dale way, Fish Commiaslo State Re . . i,,, l,t'c,it' . . . '.. - -' .. •:' ' - at S ' U I . ' ' — which would be the lowest in seven Padp% uveral county commission As a marine biologist and geologist, he years, $50 billion smaller than when he ca"ClAtes, runiciloial leaders, business will be making observations an tape and first ran for the White House. leaders, chapter representatives, out- will be slowing down to study shells and .5 • door wrilm and dbers. 'o ) Carter offered no in cuts for the wildlife on ft trip. To raise funds for Audubon's ': - ' I American people in ft election year saying that would be inflationary. But he Sears, Roebuck and Co. Is furnishing general the canoe and all necessary camping conservation effort, Including fighting said would withhe more b consider tax cuts, along Par for tho adventure, right down to beach erosion and protecting coastal rograms, if the Quincy's thermal underwear. February resources and wetlands,- the society significantly worsens. can be cold even In the Sunshine State, encourages corpora tions, groups and dllyPapMidk,butth1sUme individuals to sponsor Quincy for por. - The budget document contains a ofyearw forecast by Carter's economists that avoid the hurricane tons of the trip, iieeon and in hopea the mosquito. will DONATIONS can be sent to CANOE-A- consumer prices will rIse 10.4 percent not be as bad - they would In warmer ThON, Florida Audubon Society, P.O. during calendar year 1980, compared to lest year's 13.3 percent. months, especially in the southern tip of Drawer 7, Maitland, Florida 32751. - S I .— . Iis fl..,I.,,.i.... - - , ..e itk - proposed expenditures of $142.7 billion in 1980, a 3 percent "real" increase over inflation. Carter asked Congress for a 5 percent Increase In defense budget authority, some to be spent in future - / 7 "an FA The money would be used to develop a new land-based Intercontinental missile system, the MX; bolster NATO forces and improve the U.S. ability to deploy forces in other parts the world. "I cannot lgnoi's the major Increases In Soy military spending that have places" Carter said. "..j cannot Ignore the Implications Iran or Soviet pggresslon In Afghanistan. of 1 SUPPORTING THE SHERIFF of terrorism in - IA. Gov. Wayne Mlxson, at the microphone, annouftc his support for the re-election of Seminole County Sheriff JohnPolk at a fundraising barbecue held in Polk's honor Saturday. More than 1,801 persons, including state Insurance Commissioner 8111 Gunter, at. tended the barbecue to assist Polk in filling up his War-chest for the U pcoming ca,nuakn. 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Yd. . -. .. •. • .- 9set ','. •' weight brackets Omit ..199 r -• .•. :: ' - ' - IUNIV I 95 i ' 'I - ' jtI, Mark - ' •. . - , "Nti,I want .• - '' .• .. •' i - Herald Photo by Tom Vncwt 11'iffi 11at on,ue, -h, an ,,all, ll,k 11, lon,y aid 1,, k,,')," Bob Dodge. who found lite Central Florida Zoo's missing kinkajou In his s(ored honev.'Ilie kinkajou is known as a honey bear. Sweet Taste Of Honey Lures Lost Zoo 'Bear By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer rse racing, will You can catch more bears with honey. g Increased wire cage. Then he went to the to find out what flwa&H.aaoerlahhUwua Central Florida Zoo employees found kinkajou, he said, but It wasn't until his e1t1e coin' merchan ts. Dervaes and the Demetree brothers was over my head on the rafters and l didn't have any idea what it was. said. Dodge, who maintains 500 bee colonies, P _ • Arg han riot of noo.cosnbstant jobs 1 - ak &W dm - __ ••' • - .;' Rebel Proclaims laml"c .. 1 ls [I • D Im I2i - - UUIIL Today Bridge.........................IA Comics ........................ 41A I (ossword IA . DearAbby .....................7* he leave the country within 24 hours. He was appealing the By UEted Pee. kterthsai Deaths......................... An Ag" anti-go,. inent 5USITWa leader Proclaimed a c*ter. "free !W' republic" In fosx peovincee of Mglwidan today "This is not a government In exile," the U.S.-educated Dr. Lamb ......................IA and appealed for fore mWtary assistance to fight Invading Nuxy said. '111s Is a government of liberated Afghanistan." . ...4* Florida ........................U ps. Western diplomats were skeptical of Nuary's state ts. Horoscope °''°° noUngthatnoneofatIeastaherrlvalguerrulagronmad • 7i 1Q)i Na.Y, U. CbaItia 01 the Mg1Ii h'C Hospital ....................... agreed to join his so-called government WAMW?XnW (UPI) — no Hom Thursday night the U.S. Olympic Nadoniatist Rriobdiond Cowell told reporters in the Nation ......................... 3A Nasnily's, proclamation appeared Umed to coincide with the Ms a,,r.d a rtr' cll for a Couin4tts cares more about "financial PgIitant capital of Ii"ab*l that his forces were lii Control weekend opening 01 an emergency Islamic conference on the OIrSIlve$......................71 U.S. booU of the Olympics In Moscow, interests than hwn'n concerns." of the fat, provin except for a haotNul of cities occupied by Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Several rival leaders were SpSI ........................ ilA The Hosue voted 31142 Thtiadiy to 8t troops. _t md a labur leader WUirly Mtached the Television .....................7A well u.s. Olympic tt.e - for f"g to support President Cter's can to boycott • The P.kIw av.rImt, asiUve to giving tht appear Weather .......................3A The guerrilla leaders are anxious to receive foreign mnary the surmner Olympic gunea. wile, they ance 01 supporting the Mg'' r,belu served an Otdif action. runpUy beck help but have been told by Saudi Arabia the major target of World ..........................2* Ie Kitd said are either moved Nesary he he to report In a private home demanding - their appeals, to unite before any assistance will be given. cancelled. • .' A House OKs Olympic Boycott Resolution • u .. theit" - I melf . ft '?OUM . - , peesry .Ner. P. mire's a l Uss_can . - i - Sanford City Manager Warren assistant, Rich Quigley, who• has his bachelor's degree in criminology $16,217 annually. Knowles has appointed Steve Harrlett, resigned effective Jan. to accept the from Florida State University. He began Knowles said Harriett will continue administrative aide to Police thief Ben pod of city manager of South Daytona. as patrol officer. Ms. Wynalda has been with the police department until he Butler, as ft city's new assistant city Harriett's appointment is effective Feb. with the city since October, 1977. assurms the duties of his new job on Feb. ma subject to approval bythecivil 1. Knowles said Ms. Wynalda came very I. In the meantime, Knowles said, service board. Harriett, 26, was one of two city em- close to Harriett In his evaluation of the Harriett is familiarizing himself with The civil service board at its Feb. 7 ployees who applied for the position. The two. city records in the evening h0UrL He is espected to rubber stamp the other was Frande Wynalda, who Is Harriett is the second - member of his expects to graduate with a masters appointment. IU board earUw this currently the city's equal employment family to rise in the ranks of the city's degree in criminology from RoUins month authorized Knowles to make an opportunity officer and also its unem- employees. His father, G. Manning College in June. He has been Butler's appointment and to submit the ap- ployment compensation officer. Harriett, joined the city 37 years ago aide since September, 1977. poii .ntng f certification after the fact. Harriett has been employed with the and has been fire chief for many years. Harriett will replace Knowles' city since June, 1975, when he received Harrlett's beginning salary was set at DONNA ESTES want togo,lSttlie*flbUtUtheYdQfl't • Dmo. a.... -- a t Picked For Assistant City Manager Harrie i ' • - • . - With less knowledge of animals than said he easily got attached to the animal purchased the harness raceway in million and announced the zoo keepers, but apparently more and hopes it gets a good home. Jacksonville horsetrack before con- December for $2.5 acumen, the bee keeper used honey to For now, he's grateful he was able to version paid the state $77,000 annually, the name of the track would be changed lure the raccoon -size furry fellow into a help the bear out of a sticky situation. but after conversion paid $2,107.000. to Seminole Greyhound Park Inc. Altamonte Springs legislator said the - - Jr C$ossd Sundsy To back up his estimates, the •.• Piece - - • , - - - N b_ tnLongwood. $2 million. - TL LI IJUV I I ith lMOfld$ythUS$tUfd.y Jobs Abert,$4, retired toolmaker, Deltolia "I think they should register If they are drafted I think it should be for non-combat jobs. I don't think the~ should be in combat. .....L • . • ,. - certain age,ought to be registerw! at • ___________ . juVAIY 31 P1 - . ,.,,.c, Piece E ___________ ____________________________________ - .,•...-•.•• •. .., • nch Avenue Ph:3234700 IUU - -- Sheet 2 * 4 x 8' Fro • • 154 C AM - • - '- - SPRUCE STUDS 2X4X Prom b."r,0 , - - - '- ........... 139 - GM quantities on special sale (ijp4j, - • - over twn floti in this ad are based customsrs picking-up merchandise at our store. DWIMy is"W1110for 8 Management reserves the right to limit • Y . ' LIfl. Ft. Each Prices quoted - • A flab - ;. . - •• I x 12 No.3 SHELVING • ;.. - . - it should be for non-combat jobs." ______________________________ \\ \ - do up at the J. Bee Honey Farms one guest. Casaelberry track That possibility is to If in these time h tax Today the kinkajou, valued between be'discussed by new owners of the not want more taxes. "Pari-mutuel quarter mile west of the zoo. Zoo keepers flactlity, Paul N. Dervaes and BID and wagering is already here. Ibis seenui had been trying to lure the bear back $200 and OW,will be returned to his cage at the ZOO. Jack Demetree, with horse owners at a Like the reasonable thing to do," he said. using traps baited with vegetables, But the bear proved to have more of a Ed Posey, general curator of the zoo, 10:30 a.m. meeting at the track Monday, He said he has draf ted th e bill and will sweet t zoo oo th. Missing since Jan. 16, today said he stil l believes the animal did Hattaway said. Hattaway, who to the Division of keepers finally concluded their wannot escape by his own volition. another commitment, will not be present be sending his proposal Registry for corrections and additions. dering charge had en stolen. ur"He has a mate, and It's not characbe Th at the meeting. He said the bill in final draft form should sday, according to Al Rozen, executive teristic for him to leave," Posey said. Hattaway, who fought legislation be completed in 304o-6O days. Dodge reports he feels some reluctance director of the zoo, investigators from the convert the Caaaelberry track in both Hattaway says he expects seei ng the bear go. opposition sheriff's department joined in the search. at 1978 and 1979, said he was persuaded from the Dade County delegation and No one seemed to have considered that "He's a friendly little fellow," he said. change his position after reVteWthg The bear was sitting on his lap. "I've got existing dog track a honey bear might head for honey. additional revenue that the state could from lobbyists for t iii I I 1.1 h. IA "I'll interests In the up against agans Bob Dodge, owner OL on cause he's8 COW, e Wednesday, uu a towel expect to receive from dog racing at the biggest, most powerful lobbyists in the honey farms situated between 1-4 and said. "If you take the towel off he'll horse track. the zoo, found the kinkajou walking politely cover his head with his front Hattaway said the state Department of the state," he said, Revenue estimates additional revenues Dade County legislators, he said, are across the rafters in his honey house, a feet." The kinkajou has soft, olive-brown fur, to the state by converting the track to sponsoring legislation to convert one of barn-like structure. The animal was eyes and a prehensile tail that all ows bug ea ti ng stored ho ney more popular dog racing will be *1 4 Its tow' dog tracks to Jai Alai ittograsp tree branches. the dickens out of me,' "lie scared mllllonannually.Hattawaysaldhefeeb SemlnoleCountycurrentlyhasonedog Dodge said. 'He wasn't too big, but he "He can really lick up the honey," he the additional revenues may be much as track, the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, lengths. First quality-Grade A White vitro. owv . Jst draft men, but If women went in Ft. 8' through 16' TIMM SWITCH f Hattaway said the conversion is one that out this morning when their missing neighbor told him the too was missing The po&sibifity also exists that both dog and horse racing may take place at the way of bringing in more revenue to state kinkajou, known as a honey bear, turned one that he reported his unexpected ... /2 *4 *8 (3ply)..... 1/2" x 4- x 8'(4 ply) ..... 5/8"x4'x8' • DWI • . hussy prsv Bundle , . SCOTT I'm healthy. Woman might have a job or be going to school They should u - Water Heater OA woW. grained set 80" s Bass two 15" * 30" Wall Cab ft maw'hii V.rce. Sq9 Yd. greater the ation power.) CDX SHEAT I P PLYWOOD , Roll CAMIETW 3 9 . x and Fruitwood - greyhound rach% track. time to study the ramifications of a State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D- switch. Altamonte Springs, said today he has In addition to more revenues for the prepared legisla tion to be placed In the state coffers, Hattaway said the more ho for action during the 190 sessionpopular d w hich records daily MeW1IH,,2S,itieat,SaaIord "No. Thy would probably draft am though. I don't have any kids and • ' 19AN - •• KNUM 20 Year Warranty Square 250' roIl 3'x6' g, 4' * 6' 5'x6.................. SM 6' x 6' ............... I Seminole County may gain its second version was that he was not given enough change the former Seminole Raceway to a greyhound racing trac ' Ri 1 Sq. Ft. R-1 9 3W• 51 1 3/iC 5•. 3½" 23" U U 74 6" X 23 3-Tab No, 240 ASPHALT - r Hattaway said one of the reasons he opposed earlier legislation on the con. Herald Staff Writer . With Vinylon wind Manatee " 4 499 By DONNA ESTES • (The higher the R- Value, the the . - — ELECTnu, RIC Mar-reslistant Gothic 1 4 • - w faucet as a JUII year warranfvfor "Drip-Free" perOl229 • 10,xd* .............. 1/2 x 4'x 12 ......... ack n n 7.99 1A9 fga~ 411 DIAMOND HEAD 3A4 2 d Hou d knowlwasn't. I'mgettlng married • - In April and I' looking forward to being a wife over here." 5.29 SHIN ES £ formance No. V4 3/8" x 4'x 8' .......... - Self-Sealint v i' _______ nDn-combat jobs, but if they want to, It's their life. I don't think God put women here on earth to go to war. I N UU'uuv'I DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - - Back OWC7 U" Kraft-Backed 1204 12" x 4' ........ 10.59 FIBERGLASS • . Packane 120212 *2 1203 12" *3' .......... .... Snow Wh* mildew '3 - Iding SPACE BUiLDER' - with stops In Dallas and Atlanta and was I shuldbef " Each Sheet I Each 8312 12'x 3/4' Debra Seny, 24, seamstress, Lake ary "No, I was never a women's libr.I still like guys to open doors for - ifflIGohI8onrI CUt. .,: -: • White. vinyl-coated steel ventila. led shelving with back clips. - Welton Merry, an FBI spoke== in en route to New York City when it was Miami, said, "Two or more Black hijacked. GYPSUM WALLBOARD Lufldn' Postformed - sunec SYNTHETIC TURF • :, • Each one .45 caliber pistol." •-- .., / Rag Price (piece) SHELVING clip,toggle lock and I 3/4 Yellow Blade I No. 6000. TUB and 11LE CAULK Yo ,. ur Z 5Each 650 Chrome Foil - Antique Gold Vein 1200 - 5OF Bronn 661 Gold Swirl 1 59 Power TAPE RULE pdm 97 / • Reg Price (cartridge) Plastic case, belt Each / .' Stainless steel finish, 24V back- Z, ,1/ ' lo 489 DIE KEYLOCK In6o75 and loo watts, ,nFour Pack / - The plane was hijacked at 1:51 a.m. aboard the plane if two substitute EST at 37,000 feet over Greensboro, hostages, including a news reporter, N.C.,and ordered flown to CuNt. It would take their places. landed at Jose Marti Airport in Havana Carlisle Cook, deputy chief of the FAA passengers and a flight control center at Miami Inter- at 4:03 a.m. It had 51 crew of 11 aboard. national Airport, said the hijackers were "two 6-feet tall black males They had The flight originakd at Los Angeles -tridge Rag Price (kit) Soft White LIGHT BULBS Stick-on 12" x 12" mirror tiles, -Ca. — Kit 1.39 MIRROR TILES - - IiAi~*` Al '%.. the but agreed to furnish a DC-8 newsman to go with them." He said there to make the trip to Tehran had been no decision on who the be or ho the substitutes newsman In negotiations wi th Cuban au thori ties ' wouldbeselected. tt hijackers i Piece is - •• Delta Airlines said the hijacked racial, age or sex qualifications for the Lock heed 67 Cool White, rapid start, 48" long, 40 watts - i 00= MINE 01INDIS watertight caulk. Stays flexible. transportation to Iran. They agreed to wants It done at JFK (New York's release the passengers ln exchange for a Kennedy Airport)." newsman and one other hostages He said the hijackers had made no • - A ~Ww 4 commandeered a wide-body Delta exchange of planes but the hijackers jetliner to Cuba today and demanded want the exchange made in Miami. Delta didn't have any iui. "If they are going to bthe whole e draft ed they should go through thlng(andbetncludedtncombat AWh FLUOIESCENT TUBE house wife. 29, they should be with them. It might PINE Al' J. ran "No, I don't. Women have their own problems. If they have children X Tub and Tile CAULK Contains hood, 4" x 5' flexible hose and two clamps FVK45 TUFTTONES . Reg. Price (piece) ..................38C DA 46 MIAMI (UPI) Two or more Muslims may be aboard as hijackers." Cook said Delta had "agreed to the hijackers, apparently Black Muslims, , DRYER VENT KIT q Yd lead to reinstitating the draft He also Is thlaidn about requiring women to register. Evening Herald photograpber-writer Tom Neftel asked readers If women should be required to register and be drafted, and 9so, should they be drafted into non-combat positions only. Here's what readers told him: Each RIPON -' Ill Piece NRMFA Each Battery • PreskIe4 Carter I, anticipating reviving registration which may C and D sizes back. 12' widths, in I Earth, Gold and ~450a~ Green. 49 Jet Hilackers J .•1eiiiaiiU Women In Draft: Readers Divid e S .1 SCOTTYS' - Evening Herald WSPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Top Quity.. — • 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 • FI . - -. • - • __ -- ._.-w.•. — - •. - - - -• ___ - - • i%.-.. '1 ,,•• ,•••-•".. • - v-..• '—s , _ — - - - - - -- - - - ru_ -.t — . • , . - - - - -, . I I - �Evenin gHerald,Sanford,Fl. ,2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Khomeini Urges lraniansToVote Friday, Jan. is, 1980 Lake Mary Needs MDney, Money, Money By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Lake Mary continues to be plagued by financial problems. The city council was told by its accountant, Roger Bowen of Fitzpatrick and Hartsock, & t\U 1MS Should be increased by 20 per cent for the water department to "break even." A review of the budget at the end of the first quarter of the fiscal year showed the city is running $25,000 behind in anticipated revenues, Fire Chief Jim Orioles Insisted the fire department "desperately" needs a l65 000 fire pumper truck and the city council should make every effort "to find" the necessary $11,000-plus required for a down payment. The three councilmen at the Thursday night workshop Councilmen Ray Fox and Gene McDonald were absent — were reluctant to approve a flat 20 percent water rate increase. The recommended increase would have upped the minimum for 3,000 gallons monthly from 13,90 to $4.68. Other increases recommended by Bowen were from $1.30 per 1,000 gallons, from 3,000 to 7,000 gallons, to $1.56 and from 90 cents per thousand over 7,000 gallons to $1.08. Bowen warned that the increase he WORLD I" IN BRIEF Israel Gives Egypt Land In Latest Peace Gesture BIRGAFGAFA, Egypt (UPI) Israel handed over to Egypt today a vast chunk of the strategic Sinai in a simple ceremony signaling the beginning of normal relations between the two nations and the end of more than a decade of Israeli control of the desert. A brief ceremony at Refidlin, Israel's military capital of the Sinai, completed the transfer of the final ' 5,560 square miles of territory two-thirds of the desert peninsula In a phased withdrawal begun in May under the terms of the Egyptian.Israeli peace treaty. Egypt's red, white and black flag replaced the blue i. ' and white banner of Israel at the base after nearly 13 , years of Israeli control. Iraeli forces withdrew to a 248-mile line from El Arish in the north to has Muhammed in the south. The line wiji mark the frontier until April 194 when the remainder of the Sinai is to be handed back to Egypt. b + - - - , - ,000 Blast Startles Neighbors McCartney To Leave Japan I - 0 Bomb Explodes, Inu ring Sanford Man By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Sanford man is hospitalized following t.c premature explosion of a small bomb he was building Thursday afternoon. Howard J. Minter, 23, of 2410 S. Sanford Ave., found some gunpowder while cleaning out a house on James Street, just off Sanford Avenue and 'just' decided to set it off in a piece of pipe at about 4:15 p.m., deputies, said the man told them. He is in satisfactory condition in Semirmie Memorial Hospital suffering from puncture wounds In his back and injuries to his toes, following surgery to remove shrapnel, a hospital spokeswoman said. The blast from the bomb, outside the home sent a cloud of smoke through the area and startled neighbors who thought at first the small wood-frame house had been destroyed. Deputies say the house and a second man on the scene were unharmed. U.S. Boosts China Trade WASHINGTON (UPI) In a leap forward in Sim1, American relations, the United States has granted China most-favored-nation trade status, which the ,, Soviet Union has been denied , and said it will sell "non. ' lethal" military equipment to China. -; The action was taken less than 24 hours after President Carter said in his State of the Union address the Soviet Union would pay a price for its invasion of r Afghanistan. The decision Thursday to sell early warning radar and communications equipment and trucks to China Is expected to produce angry protests from the Soviet 'Union and nervousness In Taiwan. 14 Qne senior administration official stressed, however, . the' administration mak es a distinction between 'rnilltar equipment which Is "lethal" and "non',lethal." U.S. policy continues to oppose the sale of "lethal" equipment to Peking. - . . AREA DEATHS Soviets Want Domination? WASHINGTON (UPI Arkady Shévohenko, who defected as tcp.anklng Russian diplomat it the United Nations in 1978, testified today Stalinist oppression is being revived In the Soviet Union and Kremlin leaders are more determined than ever to dominate the world. Shevol*nko, 49, appeared before a House In. telligence subcommittee. He had earlier disappeared from public view for more than a year after a brief interlude as a capitalist playboy. The hearing room of the small subcommittee, which is studying Soviet internal and foreign policy, also . heard Shevoctienko warn that the Soviet leadership more than ever is determined to dominate the world. - . 'Tragic Mother" Kills Self ' BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - Anne Maguire, "the most tragic mother of the decade," was boned beside her three children whose violent deatha led to the founding of Northern Ireland's Nobel Prizewinning Peace Movement. Mrs. Maguire, 44, was found dead with her throat cut in a blood.aoaked armchair at home Monday - an obvious suicide, said police. An electric carving knife lay beside her body. Police said the suffered from bouts of depression and there was no question of foul play. Nearly four years ago a speeding Irish Republican Army getaway car ran down and killed three of her four children Joanne, 8, John, 2, and Andrew, I month old. 'Gold, Dollar Stabilize 11 WNDON(UPI) — ThsprIoeolgoldandtheUL dollar opened generally stable today, settling down as dealers tooka iresther from a hectic week of trading. After a week that saw gold prices soar to $000 an ounce Monday and than plummet to $000 by Wednday, gold hovered around the $700 mark. "The dollar opened d1*tIy Ng?I in Franthr Zurich and Paris and was down In Milm london and Bnaaula. It Was mt'I'wgad in AmMerdem. In Tokyo, gold ended the week's tradlngat$70I, up from $010 Thursday. ' Yank Pianist Plays China PEKING (UPI) — Amarlom concert 0sold Daniel IlIack played theatdblaUnsschedoIedconcerti jPIkIng More aparkndhoi dot calh.d him bsck fei two swam ._lkwo ths NOM AmerIomdcslpt '—ito ftm wal"S MIUM lU$P$ 01*) )ddsy. January 2L—L NoiM am kalsy iicu kdIPV W The bow Nerad f 11111t1 N. Pi LVI., kileit Fla. lint. Boo CMOs Pow" Pow of $esIsr, PlsflN fliP) L NsUI0iVI1Vt WssIISctss MsuIt 11111,1110860014041111 6 anlig By MMi WIN SINI M.5, $.*I Msis. 081.15: Year, IWY + MRS. ELIZABETH native of Cleveland, Ohio, the HANNUM she had been a winter visitOr Mrs. Elizabeth Hannum, 81, here for the past seven yeses of 2686 Magnolia Ave., San. from Kent, Ohio, ford, died Thursday night at Survivors Include her Seminole Memorial Hospital. husband, William Whitmire, Born in Hopwood, Pa,, she Sanford; daughters, -Mrs. came to Sanford in 1947 from Jean Ann Good, Kent, Ohio; Anniston, Ala, She was a two sons, James Whitmire, retired waitress-cock and a Atlanta, and William J. member of the Daughters of Whitmire, Stow, Ohio; two Rebekah, American Legion brothers, Donald Behm, Kent, Auxiliary, Veterans of Ohio,and Garth Wilson, Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Zanesville, Ohio, and two American Association of grandchildren. Retired Persons and Sanford Gramkow Funeral Home is Senior Citizens and the Past In charge of arrangements. Noble Grands and was a Methodist, LEROY RICHARDSON Survivors include four sons, &t, flUI IYWIU5UUIVL7, Iu0., IUy flWn&Ufl, ago U9 Boyce, Malibar, Donald, 2000W. 10 St., died Jan, 20. Titusville and Charles He was a member of the Hamm, Zephyr Hills; four Celery City Lodge No, 543 of daughters, Mrs. Elsie Grit- the IBPOE, of W. fith, Sanford, Mrs. Cecella Survivors Include his wife, Transue, Dahlonega, Ga., Mrs. Sandra Kay Richardson; Mrs. Albina Pellegrino, children, brothers, sisters, Duquesne. Pa., and Mrs. June aunts, uncles and cousins, Bentley, DeBary; brother, Wilson-Bichelberger Chauncey Turney, Moses Mortuary In chvge. Lake, Wash.; four sisters, WIlLIE PERRY Mrs. Grace Miller, Con. nellaville, Pa,, Mrs. Thelma Willie Pity, 72, 013600 Reader, Rochester, Pa., Mrs. Teresa May and Mrs. Nell Midway Ave., East Sanford, McCartney, both 01 DeBwy died Jan. 1$, at Seminole 21 grandchikkMillind3l grget, Memorial Hospital. He was a member of New Mount NI gran&hlldren. Granmkow Funeral Home Is MililOnaly Baptist Church In charge of arrangements, and served on On Deacon . EDWARD FJIELL ____ Edward E. Farrell, $4, of Semoran Funeral Home, New Smyrna Beach. Born in Altamonte Springs is in Cincinnati, he cam to San. charge. ford four yeses ago and was a student at Sanford Middle TERRY J. WISECUP School. He is survived by his Terry J. Wisecup, 10, 01 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph State 41 West, Sanford, Wisecup, Road Sanford; granddied Sat'iday . , New Smyrna Beach. He was Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester and WIaecup Cincinnati, 011o; born in &in Diego, , had been a resident of Sanford grandmother, Mrs. ElIu Collins Jacksonville and for f years. Wlaec* • student at Wilson Elementary brother "b Sanford, David Lang Chapel, He is survived by his DeBary, Is In charge of AmIggineft parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wisecup, Sanford, grandMM EMILY FERNALD parents, Mr. and Mr.. Chester Mrs. Emily Sanborn For. Wisecup, Cincinnati; grand..IA I .1 0 V, PW . UIiP. iUUU, PW& £Uil ..OUiflg, Ave., Longwood, died Jacksonville; brother, Timothy Wisecup, Sanford. Saturday. Barn in Maine, she David Lang Funeral Home moved to L.cngwood from Chapel, DeBary, Is in charge Wilton, Mliii,, In 1004. She was a housewife. of arrangements. She Is survived by a NORMAN L COLLINS nephew, Richard Armstrong, Wilton. Norman L. Collins, 13, of Baldwin Funeral Home, State Road 46 West, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, I. In died Saturday In FoaL Inlet, charge. _u.__ ___ HANNUM. Mm. SUZAUTH - Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Hannum, $1 of IMO Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, who dlii Thursday at Seminole Mimorlil Hospital. will be at 10 • • ••-•-••-. -- Longwood Attorney: Rooks Looks Good Baptist Church, officiating. FRill U.. IDWAID Funeral sar$cs for idw.ri I, B.- am. Monday at Oramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Ferrell, SI. of 10048 Jana lyre KIWIIth Hoff officiating. Burial In Zephyr Hills Cemetery.' lull at 2 P.M. Saturday at the evergreen in Cemetery with SaidirdMasenlc Ledge 03 ilfIclatin,. Srlisan Funeral Home-PA in charge. W$lTMlil, MIS. MAJOSIS IVYW.- Fwwal services for Mrs. Marlin. Ruth WhNmWs, 13. of 181$ W. lift, SI,, Sanford who dlii WwhlNdaV at her residence, will be at II am., laturisy. at Gremkew Funeral I4s*s with Fred Baker, mInister. officiating. Surlel In OOlawn Memorial Park. • _____ :If -% - a-- " -T. " . -7~4 71r~—;-; ,.,..I I. I ' _.k. -I ~ Derailment: 500 Evacuated s 11 ACWORTH, Ga. (UPI) — Three railroad tank cars carrying liquified petroleum and styrene gas derailed early today and forced the evacuation of 500 to 600 people from their homes, police said. There were no reports of injuries from the derailment, which occurred about 12:45 a.m. EST. Police said one of the derailed cars was slightly ruptured, leaking potentially explosive LP gas. The other two cars containing styrene gas had turned over but were not damaged and were not leaking. The cars were part of a Louisville & Nashville Railroad freight train. A railroad spokesman said it was not immediately known if the LP tanker was ruptured or simply venting gas. Ca rter Pol icy Upsets Reagan 7 , + -' -'+ - + - :' - ' ' ' ,• Dockworkers Stand Firm ' . + ' GALVESTON, Texas (UPI) — Dockworkers will continue their boycott of grain bound for the Sovi et Union despite farmers' charges that the action is illegal, a longshoreman's union official says. Three national farm bureau organizations filed a complaint Wednesday with the National Labor Relations Hoard In Houston against the South Atlantic and Gulf Coast International Longshoreman's Association and two Houston locals, alleging an Illegal secondary boycott. "There will be no change in ILA policy or our action until it's decided one way or another," Temple Paysse, a spokesman for the ILA regional headquarters said Thursday after ILA lawyers met with NIRB attorneys. ' •+, ' believe we are seeing the same kind of atmosphere we saw when Mr. Chamberlain was tapping his FCC Terminates 3 LIcenses The Federal ComWASHINGTON (UPI) municatlons Commission has stripped RKO General Inc. of television licenses in Boston, New York and Los Angeles because its parent company engaged in bribery and coercive advertising practices. The FCC, In one of the toughest actions In Its history, ruled, 4.3, Thursday RICO was unqualified to retain the license of WNAC-TV In Boston, and it disqualified RICO from holding the licenses of WOR.TV in New York and KHJ-TV in Los Angeles. The FCC said RKO's 13 other broadcast licenses could be affected by the action. The commission said It acted against RKO and Its parcntcompany, GeneralTire&,RL1bberCO.,,Ofl.the basis of a complaint by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Jock Marshall, a spokesman for General Tire In Akron, Ohio, said the FCC decision was "a shocker." on the cobblestones of Munich.' cane —Ronald R.agan MIAMI (UPI) — Ronald Reagan, charging President Carter with increasing the risk of nuclear war, has compared President Carter's "weak" foreign policy to the World War II appeasement stance of form er British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, believe we are seeing the same kind of atmosphere we saw when Mr. Chamberlain was tapping his ca ne on the cobblestones of Munich," Reagan said, referrin g to the agreenjnt with Adolph Hitler in which part of Czechoslovakia was annexed by Germany. The former California governor denounced Carter's state of the union address dur ing a br ief air port news conference Thursday in Florence, S.C. bef ore completing a day's camn• paigning In Miami. The presidential hopeful today scheduled an appearance at the GOP Southern Leadership Conference in New Orleans before winding up a three-day campaign swing tonight with a stop In Minneapolis. Reagan said Carter's "weak" responses to renewed Soviet aggression and the capture of 50 Americans at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran encourages "the belief that this nation will not risk war no matter what the provocation. In doing so, he is increasing the chances of a nuclear confrontation." He also called Carter's call to reinstate registration for the draft a "meaningless gesture" and suggested instead a "crash program" to beef up the military reserve. Reagan told reporters in Miami he approved of a peacetime draft only "If you are so close to an emergency situation that you can justify it on the basis of national security." When the first peacetime draft was instituted before World War II, he said, 'the whole world was in flames." Carter, Reagan said "Is willing to accept the Soviet presence in Afghanistan with a vague threat that If further aggression transpires In the Persian Gulf he may do something," the candidate said. " Low-Level Radiation Leaks From Nuke Plant In Quake + Low-level LIVERMORE, Calif.. (UP!) radioactive water leaked today from a cracked tank inside a nuclear disposal facility jolted by a strong earthquake that shook a 200-mile area of northern California. At least 18 people were injured In Thur. _____________________________________ sday's 5.5-magnitude quake. which swayed skyscrapers in San Francisco and caused widespread minor damage. Aftershocks were felt late into the night. The tritium leak at the controversial Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, a major NATIONAL REPORT: Heavy snows fell in northern Ohio, nuclear weapons and energy research facility temperatures plunged In the Midwest and Northeast and 40 miles northeast of San Francisco, was travelers advisories were in effect today for all of Penn- described as "non-hazardous." sylvania and Washington, D.C. Winter, finally, was behaving Lab spokesman Jeff Garberson said the mildest winters one of the itself. What had been In years In lab, evacuated as a precautionary measure like most of the country changed radically this week. The National following the quake, would operate as usual Weather Service predicted snow today from the Mississippi today, River east, with freezing rain predicted In parts of the Upper "There's been no offite release of Ohio Valley. Temperatures were expected to remain In the radioactivity," Garberson said late Thurteens and 208 in the northern half of the nation. In extreme sday. northern North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, He said a 30,000-gallon covered tank con. temperatures were expected to be In the single numbers. The tairüng about 6 curies of tritium apparently Sue and 60s prevailed across the southern half of the country developed a slow leak, which was dripping at with the mercury hitting the 705 in the desert area of the the rate of a quart every few minutes Into an Southwest and Florida. Because of the lack of wow, many 51d impermeable asphalt container. He said areas have been unable to open this winter, which means Ad workers would simply put a self-sealing equipment and clothing have not sold well at sporting goods cement In the tank to plug the leak, "That amount of tritium In that amount of stores. Some outlets have marked down their Inventories by 40 percent. One retailer said he's stuck with everything from skis water is about half the concentration that can legally be dumped into a sewer system. So to electric socks, sm.): temperature: 56; overnight we're not talking about a highly radioactive AREA READINGS 0 low: 40; yesterday's high: 60; barometric pressure: 30.05; solution," he emphasized. relative humidity: 81 percent; winds: south at 9 m.p.h. The earthquake shook the laboratory along SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: Highs, 3:30 a.m., the Uttleknown Antioch Fault, creating a 3:24 p.m.; lows, 9:18 a.m., 9:26 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: shambles of the facility's cafeteria and of. hIghs, 2:56 a.m., 3:16 p.m.; lows, 9:00 a.m., 9:18p.m. fires, damaging the nearby Holiday Inn and BAYPORT: highs, 9:51 am., 8:33 p.m.; lows, 3:05 am., 2:40 - WEATHER ,, forcing some schools to close. "The real cleanup starts today," said Garberson. "There's a lot of junk around," Scientists and state emergency officials quickly moved Into "earthquake country" to assess damages and to check seismic in. struments that may someday predict such occurrences. Hardest hit was a Livermore trailer park where 133 homes were shaken from their block foundations. A 6-foot-high brick wall surrounding a nearby subdivision collapsed, and two freeway overpasses were closed when the highway sank 6 Inches, causing a foot-wide crack. The quake, which hit at 11 a.m. PST, was the largest to shake the area since last August and was a reminder the long-predicted "big one" might be only a few jolts away. "I would say we were very lucky. You can just imagine what a big one like the 1906 earthquake (an 8.3 magnitude) would be like," said Bill Ward, of the Office of Emergency Services In Concord, located 30 miles north of the epicenter. "We got shook real hard here. To think about an 8.3 magnitude quake — that would be something horrendous." In San Francisco, schools were emptied as the sharp 30-second quake brought fears of larger shocks. The temblor was followed within three minutes by jolts measuring 4.5 and 4.8. Thursday's epicenter was 12 miles north of Livermore and 12.6 miles underground, University olCalifornia seismologist Bruce Bolt said. Chicago School Workers To Get Paid w . MW ATLANTA (UPI) — Justice Department attorneys are sending subpoenas to about 60 banks and businesses to obtain thousands of original records for the bank fraud trial of former federal budget director Bert Lance and three of his former business associates. U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. ordered the original records be obtained after defense attorneys challenged the validity of copies of the records because many were unreadable. Chief government prosecutor Edwin Tomko said the action could mean a delay in the case, but added would attempt to get some of the documents in time for the resumption of the trial on Monday. He said many of the subpoenas would be hand-delivered today. - + _____ W. . Banks For Lance Records _____ • ' l*iIitin today. He had a By United Press International good sleep last night," said the officer, who At the behest of the bedridden but reported))' recovering Ayatollah Khomeini, identified himself only as MoIni. "He said his morning prayers when he got up." Iranians cast ballots today for their first Tehran Radio, monitored by the BBC In president while roving government teams London, carried a similar report. advised illiterate voters to "find someone you In another broadcast the radio said can trust" to fill In the blanks. Khomeini "went to a polling booth at the The COWItI•YS 22 million eligible voters, hospital this morning and cast his vote" for about half of them illiterate, were urged to by president. The Islamic leader has not enlargely figurehead post vote for the dorsed a candidate. Ayatollah Ruholiab Khomeini, who reassured The duty officer said the Interior Ministry them in a recorded message the day before was conducting the election "with some of the the election his health was "not bad," The 79-year-old leader of the Islamic voting places moving as government teams went into the villages to collect the votes." republic was reported in good condition today The front-runners in the election were in the Tehran hospital for heart diseases where he was rushed Wednesday from his Aboihassan Ban LSadr, minister of economic headquarters In Qom with a heart ailment, and financial affairs who was considered a moderate, and Culture Minister Hassan said the duty officer at the Foreign Ministry Habibi, the favorite among Iran's powerful in Tehran reached by telephone from New clergymen. York. HOSPITAL NOTES GWI**W In -, ' Justice Lawyers Sugoena BOATING FORECAST: SL AigasUae to Jsçltar Inlet, Out is Miles: Winds southwest 15 to occasionally 20 knots today CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago Board of budget cuts during their meeting today. decreasing a little tonight then around 20 knots on Saturday'Education will pay Its 47,600 employees one The nation's third largest school system stlli needs totrim $8.5 million from Its budget Sean 2 to 4 feet new shore and 4 to 6 feet flitlief offshore. week's pay Monday as part of a hastily Partly cloudy, negotiated budgetcutting plan worked out be. The school rescue plan stipulated the board AREA FORECAST: Variable cloudiness and wanner must cut $00 million in spending by the end of tween Mayor Jane M. Byrne and officials of tirough Saturday. Highs today new 70. Lows tonight in the August. the wachers union Upper 408 to mid 50.. Highs Saturday In the mid 70.. Winds Healey said the remaining cuts will come The $51 A million In spending cuts agreed uthwest&ly wound 15 mph today, decreasing tonight. Won Thursday, will replace the ctrvvetial from supplies, pmun' prams and ad. budget cuts suggested by the School Board mlnlstrativs personnel. — staff end keep the schools open. The board meeting was disrupted by U. Henley, president 01 the Chicago protesters Thursday for a second conncutIve Teachers Union, said the new cuts are day. Police cleared the building of spectators "icant1y different," and fewer teachers and arrested nine of the protesters. Blanche I. Lashley, Lake Helen proposed SIMINOLS MIM0rnAL Iibe Genevlevi Schweizer, Con. The budget cuts are needed for a financial Plan IOSPITAI. s Superintor'dsnt Plan that willrestore the school system to hool earlier by Interim Sc rwctkut JANUARY 24.1* DISCHARGES Angelin, Caruso. solvency and help meet a $41.5 million payroll ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mrs Byrne's compromise plan called for mimd last Friday. Davis B. Jack Sanford: all board employees to be paid Monday for Leroy Hickson Leila I. Brown In athsr devsleyu. a iowos In Gov William Miller of Ike usual two-week 0. one week — i.t $unfn.It A. virInla lames U. Tart Would paid t he*atics add Mary S. Crew Eapi Jmss IL 'P'yu'5 ____ Jclun 0. Mayer, Osftona Albert ask" re.aIthtg e er em a advanc,somneoraliofthe ree weeks owed the governormight ft th th th E. P...-, Ruth Ad Nadine Sanford state's $37.5 mlllkm aid payment to the John J. Gallagher, Orange City City Council approves a $226 million band Elizabeth A. Weber City U. Salts, Orange Dare schools If the city's two largest banks sign an lame next Wednesday. Anita Williamson Rita 0. Latsnore, Oslesn be Geraldine J. SeNs. 00"00 rs he "to he wi ll urge teac Healey said agreement printth* to buy a specific ilizabith A. Wilson, Port awrance J. Brunet, Dalton' patient" and accept the pay scl*&li and ann4 01 the $$ piflhiçn In note.. Orange alph C. Porter, Deltoca graveelde --. IN BRIEF + Drive, Orlando, who dlii Wednesday In lamps, will be , NATION - Marvin E. Rooks, of the Casselberry law firm of Carroll, Jones, Rooks and Owen, received four out of five votes In an unofficial poll of Longwood commissioners Thursday night after they Interviewed applicants for city attorney In a ap.cIaI work session. Rooks and Thomas G. Freeman, Altamonte Springs, who received one vote In the second secret poll, are scheduled to be voted on officially at Monday night's meeting. Rooks is a 1972 Stetson University graduate and told the comxnlaloners he has had experience in municipal law. Freeman is a former county attorney and has served as city attorney In Winter Springs and Lake Mary and as assistant city attorney in Caaeelberry. Nine of the 11 applicants for the position Thursday night, Including Gerald Korman, Longwood; William Morrison, Altamonte Springs; Harvey Alper, Altamonte Springs; Mark IL Randall, Casselberry; William A. Leffler III, Sanford; William Colbort, Sanford and Howard J. Clifton, Winter Park. Bernard D. Sommers, Maitland, and Carmine Brave, Longwood; were not present. Two polls were taken with the commissioners submitting their choices written on a piece of paper. On the first count Rooks received two votes with Freeman, Alper, and Korman each receiving one, City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. resigned effective Nov. 1, 1979, but has been continuing to serve until a replacement Is found. A previous effort to decide on a new city attorney resulted in a deadlock Burial In OIk lawn Mimorj Park, Sanford,. David Lang, Dalary In charge. ' rerrsi, WATCHES STOLEN Sanford police say they were just not fast enough to catch burglars who broke out a store window and were gone within four minutes Thursday night. The thieves, who made off with a display of 20 Timex watches from the Army Navy Surplus Store, 310 S. Sanford Ave., broke the window at 11 p.m. but were gone in less than four minutes, when officers arrived, police say. The watches reportedly were worth $350. FURNITURE STORE BURGLARIZED Burglars made off with $1,250 worth of goods from a Sanford furniture shop early this morning, police say. Sterchi Brothers Store at 110 S. French Ave. lost two televisions, a microwave oven and stereo to the thieves who entered the store by cutting through the roof at about 2 a.m. A Sanford officer, discovering the theft at 2:16 a.m, while on routine patrol, found the rear door of the shop open and an Warm on that door ringing, police say. Fun•rsl NotIces Board &mrvlvors Include his wife Mrs. Harrielt Perry, sane, a daughter, grandchildren brothers Ns Wllson.Eichelberpr Mortuary is In charge erranglinenti - Family will receive friends, 3$ 1014$ Jane Eyre Delve, P.M. and 79 P.M. Saturday and (kiando, formerly of Sanford, 7.5 and 7.5 p.m. Sunday. died W.dnesday'ln Tampa. Gramkowlsincharge. Barn In Na Cumberlaal, W. FillY, WILLIS - Funeral Va, he lived In Sanfrrdfor a services fsr Willie Perry, 71. of nwn ;; ;a 01 years. lie was a • ooiewayAv,., last $aIøsri, MRS. SOPhIE VJW4 who 'died An. tO, Will be World Wu I veteran and a Mrs. Sophie A. Kuhn, McI Saturday of p.m at New ANUM id.degr.e Misaim, and was Zion with Nov. Jams Lynn 120 Magnolia Ave., Longwood, officiating. retired from the Goodyear Burial In listlawn died Thuadmy. Bore In Center Cemetery. WiNes llchalbaiuer The and Rabbi Co. by He is e, Rutluid, Vt., she mvid to Mortuary in chine. Ran 'iano a Longwood in 1013 from .soy daughter,' Miss Vivian VilmOilt, 00 was a' horn. IICNANOION, Funeral servi ces for Leroy innhsr Viratits Ri'h. v maker maker end a 01 St. . -i',.fl. -._-, •-.--- -----'•--, .-., .* W W. !I be e J. I will Wes sisters, Mrs Edith Mary Magdalen Catholic kIWiIY as 3:81 P.M. 48 New ftrtng Sanford, Mrs SI.IIa Qiith _. .MousW us Mlesiensrv SaNe Survivors Inched. • church with Ath,Weutàm,W.Va.,an dMrs, isv. James Lyon Katheryn TlngI.r, *kro, d, Mhe Paoli K. • etflceting. wlNun-lkI*Srw Ohio; end one granddangar. Kuhe. Longwood; a am, Paul MOV$uS'V In c$arge. Ba'Iaon Funeral Home-PA WI$ICUP. lillY J. AND Is Incharge 01 arrangsmr'ts. Mi. Itopida CUM Wd Mrs 'C91.LlN$, NOIMANL— Nary GIo.wki, Rutland, VC PunVal writes 'fgr Withers, TiS'VV J. Wlsrup, 81 IN Nor. MEL MARJORIE and Mrs. Alice Bunyan, men L. 11, of slid iwi WN1TIUU Ralhita.tSps,N. V.; brethiri, at West.C0$N5. Sanford. bSlts if whim Mn. Marjorie Ruth Jib. Grabswskl, McLaaa, died Saturday, Jan. it. hi Pence ew Smvvs. ReIN. will Vs.,' and Teny Orahow*I, Whltn., 00,011110 . Jiio.i &, : ,died and Mw, k81ad chapel, DIlary.With isv. Joe Chambers of Lake Monroe noon at her residence. A GraboWiki, Rutland. . . . .. ' . - Wisecup, 10, In Ponce Inlet, Volusla. Mr. and Mrs. Wisecup, Norman, Terry a nd the Wisecup's third son, Timothy Wlsecup, 8, were fishing in the intercoastal waterway Saturday when their 18-foot boat capsized. While Terry's body was recovered immediately, coast guard and county officers had been unsuccessful in an extensive search for Norman. BURGLARY ARREST A Sanford handyman is In jail, following his arrest Inside a closed lounge early this morning, police report. Robert A. Northwlch, 20, of Sunland Delve, was arrested at 4:50 a.m. inside the Imperial Restaurant and Lounge, 2700 S. Sa nford Ave., after the owner heard a window breaking and someone climbing In, police say. He is being held In lieu of $1,400 bail on charges of burglary and possession of burglary tools. BODY RECOVERED The body of a Sanford youth, who drowned last Saturday, was recovered this morning by the Volusia Sheriff's office. The body of Norman L. Collins, 13, of State Road 46, Sanford, was found on the beach in New Smyrna Beach at 5:45 a.m, today, deputies say. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wisecup, he died in the boating accident which also took the life of his brother, Terry - + . . ' ' 4 Orioles said the city council has handled with more dispatch and effort needs In other areas that the fire department. 11M TOKYO (UPI) Former Beatle Paul McCartney, jailed for nine days on marijuana smuggling charges, was freed today and ordered deported Immediately. Police said prosecutors decided not to seek an InO. against McCartney, who now heads the rock R. group Wings. He was released at 4 p.m., 2 a.m. EST, IJS from the Metropolitan Tokyo Detention Center, they , said. ' Hewas then ordered to go to the Tokyo International Alrpor ;t Narita, 40 miles east of Tokyo, where he was arrested Jan. 16. it The 37-year-old rock star, his wife, Linda, and their four children came to Japan for an 11-concert Wings d tour. The tour was sold out far in advance, but it was ' canceled after McCartney's arrest, when customs t agents found what they said was almost eight ounces of marijuana in the pop idol's luggage. ' propsed would only provide for the needs of that a little eager," he said. today. He said If salary raises were given to "If we come up with a 20 percent increase, employees of the water department, or if there will be a revolution in the town," he Sanford raises its water rates to the city, said, Lake Mary's water system, even with the Olvena suggested his colleagues consider rate increases, would be "back In a Ices charging higher connection and installation situation," Lake Mary buys wãet Irom' lees o new users of the system. Bowen said one answer might be lithe Sanford. Bowen said that during the past fiscal year system expanded rapidly enough by adding the city's water department used $1,370 of new customers, saying, however, many new installation revenues for operation of the customers would be needed to reach the department when those funds should have Lireakeven mark. been placed in a special account for repair, Basing the rates on the consumer price replace ment and extension of water lines. index wouldn't solve the problem, City Total loss In operation of the depar tment, Manager Phil Kulbes said, noting the index said, was 110,492. Revenues of the went up 13 percent last year while con. department, he said, must be increased structicm and pipe costs went up 23 percent. The council agreed it will look at various annually by $10,500 for the city to break even. about $15,000 methods of increasing rates at its next official Included In the $10,500 lose was meeting, worth of depreciation, Bowen said, In the budget review, City Treasurer and Bowen said the city must put away some annually Booldweper Madeleine Papa said revenues money to begin its payment of the federal loan for the, are running behind projections in the Coinlater this year on prehensive Employment Training Act 5ystem. program and in electrical power franchise as Councilman Victor Olvera said he would well as other areas. Revenues were running prefer a rate increase tied to some factor such ahead of anticipated stuns in the police fines as the consumer price Index to provide and forfeitures colwnn. On balance, It apautomatic raises in rates as the cost of living peered the city's revenues were running rises. "The people would be able to swallow $26,000 behind projected amounts. Sorenson said it had been expected that the city would have to take $20,000 from reserve funds to operate during the year. "It still looks like if we don't loosen the belt we can live through this year," he said. "But," he added, "manna has not descended on us yet." Orioles, meanwhile, said a new fire pumper truckIs needed th the fire department. "A good many citizens are saying they would have rather seen money and effort put forth in getting a fire truck," he said, pointing to the city's recent loan to acquire park property. Councilman Burt Perinchief, saying he hates to see money "go down the drain," said the city "hopes" to be reimbursed for $18,750 of the acquisition costs of the park property, The money would come In the form of a state grant. Total cost of the property was $37,500. If the city had not completed the purchase, It would have lost the $3,750 it paid for an option on the land on Grandbend Avenue. Former Councilman Pat Southward, in the audience, said if the state grant is not approved, the city could sell the property. Its value has increased from $37,500 to $50,000, according to an appraisal. 1',--, 'y,_p9 , ' .2,k 4,_ MIEW-777 "; Zi Z ~ wln ~11:1 ~ ~5t'-~~~ - i0-3A ********** AN UFNIV 0` LETTER TO TEE PUBLIC: * * * * * * WILL IT COST * * * YOU $75 TO * RU UPS? * I A friend who recently returned from Greece swears it cost him $75 to fill his car's gas tank. * * That works out to about $4 a gallon. It not quite * that bad here yet, but there's no question that * gas is expensive now, and will become even more * expensive In the future. Also, it could become * scarcer than it Is now, with long lines * becoming an everyday occurrence. Of course, there's really nothing new about * * that. Gas has been expensive In other parts of the * world for decades. Until now, we have been * fortunate enough to have all the gas we could * guzzle at prices that were one-third of what * the rest of the world was paying. Well, the energy crisis is here to stay. Itnow of life. We won't see 30-a-gallon gas or the *a * good old "gas wars" again. We hope you'll never * have to spend $75 to fl.11your tank. But, $1 a gallon * or $4 a gallon, we think you should buy a car that * enables you to afford the gas for your * transportation needs. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TOYOTA — THE BEST SELLING * * * ECONOMY CAR IN THE WORLD. * ¶Ibyota has been in the transportation bust- * * ness for over 4O years. That's 40 years of building * * quality economy cars and trucks for a demanding * * * world market.'Ibyotas have had to be fuel* * efficient because they were designed and built * in a country where high fuel prices and. scarcities * have always been a way of We. 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Hodell in precinct 8; between Steven Truth D Whether the United States could or would retaliate effectively after absorbing this disarming first strike is an open question, as in the likelihood of such a nightmarish scenario in the first place. But the looming vulnerability of this country's starategic weaponry to preemptive attack is a fact acknowledged by every secretary of defense since the early 1970s. The current secretary of defense, Harold Brown, had this to say about th e threat to the nation's nuclear deterrent In his most recent annual report to Ceigress: "The Soviets will have t least a hypothetical capability, In the early to id-198Os, to destroy a large percentage of OW' ICBM silos, non-alert bombers, and (missilefiring rn1bnarines) that might be in port..." This "ehilling admission in a document otherwise notable for Its infinitely hedged conclusions should trigger alarm bells throughout the nation and the Free World. VIEWPOINT 1-lostages: 0 ii 10 Ca n Cr is is j i DriftAway? ByROBERTJ.WAGMAN WASHINGTON (NEA) - _____ ________________________________________________________ -. T' _____ i i # . % . 0 '-_ I 4L.. - LIGHTER SIDE Now Valuable J l 554 the border. Jutting for a movie career and lacking the It was presumed at the time that the reason the Looez Portifin vnvwr~nt dimnles needed for televliian iiu. sidilii tn renege on its proinise was bmuse Of erode my crown and bridgq.. - United Press International been talk recently of reinstating the draft There has its beefed-up military presence in the region. Bruce Rosenblum, 20, a University of Pennsylvania junior, but - At 515 W. LAKE MARY BLVD, Lake Mary For FOR APPT, CALL 8695400 clear even o w Carter administration. . are little and . a 4 Mutual Assured Destruction, or, appropriately, future of the United States to warrant a MAD. The MAD catechism the core of U.S. topflight ambassador and less gringo nuclear strategy since the mid) 1960i postulates Paternalism. that nuclear war can best be deterred if the superpowers eschew measures to protect their cities, populations and industrial bAse from nuclear attack. That way, a potential agreuor would know in advance thatt a retaliatory strike would Inflict "unacceptable" damage. me, III. created a S. 45% a ,or will be stolen. • my k e i.,.....& ' IWW W UIV5W4 V4W t LW returns? At present, experience, and hence ex. - I cm M the 1*801308: "Jaw Bandits PWd", in U112fW is Ismatobly linited. As to cW* however, Dental Work." we can expect a new c1 of financial conAloes with that phobia own an Un- mdtants to appees' jaw brohers. d.rsnith of selfconf1dence (k* meets an MsenwhIle,justbsthai*fulyoualways got attractive member of the opposite sex at a such poor ehieks, - - , - t' - There is hardly the anti-draft passion ofthe Vietnam-era and some students said they would submit to conscription if the crises In Iran and Afghanistan result in U.S. military involvement. However, the majority of those surveyed find the draft about as appealing as final exams and term papers. "I'm absolutely opposed to the draft," said John Kerwin, of the University of Stanford. .. 'i don't think it's a very good idea (to reinstate the draft), . . . mlau j ~ w " 1' It The deeper reality is that much of the w . ready to turn Its back on modern Western life, precisely as the Trnl.n. hiav. Whnt has hzinn,wl in Iran could happen in other Moslem countries. We - aren't enteri ng the "One World" era beloved of aU liberals since presidential Jan. 27, 1973 inadequa te. - t'JWM'I$tJlJJ411MIDIIIJINK112tI u.J _________ __ - .. .~ . Uganda and a IAbya aren't ugly emptions; , 5, ~ ... . :' " compeaten£t I -I .11 1 LI vu Al of leftist , dictatorships &W blood-thirsty tyrants who rule In the nameof "revolution" or national Independence, Kbomelnl is only the latest In this parade of butchers and fanatici. - . T .- ____ - visited (lie t6-year-old general's Pentagon office (luring her tour of the nation's canital • DRUGS : ti j . .,'. - • "1"' wel.... '.•,'. k'&'M . e__-11 . . .; 1 PH 37) ois? With Nitskl.g lzpaasl.a Paid Fall (2) Year Wrltt.s Nip. luarait.. OW . W •ipscortic ___ Calmudar . . - - Watch SI fl11 N.tT.x WASHINGTON —ItmanotbsfseIikntbls ssrIty adviser Thlgalsw BFIMI11 U be adkkimrim tflISCtkS and sthving 'c the after $i*IlIl*r entreaties from Carter's papeimds his latest pmwiao or whO hes ethic minorities, An umi'e,d *&g@& Iwedcessor, Gerald Ford. to criticize President Carter while he Is crutbdosd the str4gling se ear nestly to cape with the study warns that the Kremlin "sight "seek to :of amateurs 11mIi1 INVASION 01' IRAN? Ayatollah Ruhollah Iranian crisis, but my sentiments uses. lased Use prsilrtt, would prey even herder take advsedag, of the discontent amoes the Viocn,thI should be shaking in his shoes. The than Carter doss, prssd In a sigo I once saw tacked vp behind various Iranian satienalitles by aIt(ing to Kremlin leaders would not hesitate to Invade a lunch cemir: "lists's to my wits, she bu proloviet status these tress If it suits their parpoues. They ordered Out of concern fir Is Iries trlaUoss, ' stood byu* theough all the (realMs I would ,-11 1*0111*." wie ha,. rr'i#1M troops Into C&sctusloàkla in 1* and into never have had It hadn't married her."Wsh At this wrWsg, (ter Is itill wsvel'Ies Afgiseidatan lest week. mWftddwaWL WAft* isV9w rIhihertomakea,ig1 moil in in the wg of Waêhigtot '1o 11111181111135 "M Invaded Iran during awistmu tree, 'wld head d $0t GVL 17 Moo what the pros are seylug: aIrWt., n.iiwhili, World War II, and they wii,Jit dolt again. For dudarafton. has tried to provide the °'1'"Itaflou Thu president has beers praised for Na Iran Is Mother Russia's No. 1 atçpller of leedsielsip that the Aàrlcan P1* c*a hats is "sii wi ir'a med mitral Ps. vet, shortly altar the ayatollah But while he bu bueburg id in a battle of their on 1 Yenwo as CI to power imi Fobrary,' the gas was wills with Ayatollah Khomeini, each . l'ded their 1' 1irH'(1 intO North Yasei at gjjg, q yb abrspuy slut oft, leaving psrt ri Use Soviet tr$ngtooutglowertheothur,thecrlslshas d.dslimMomthiss,bufl, .uuiMty thetosoftheArablarsp,thwoILTh,yIssv. status of Georgia and Arosurs1 without but WideSid 01111MW17. Thspsr1InoIcc.dto1ra; (OI5lMad reprisals; tbu he pfl_(4, $ SImrg)rtoasppjy S St Industry. __________ IMO(hbi.I11.demLAtM,hSSVII,d, a the arobl see. Flerwo from this hiss .Mlredemialhraieinjaopardy. The make rp.'er ricor u. 1'tu over U.S. Ii_April the" syatilJak ordered Use gai Hursilus .n. 1*,. ale, dgugij ;; this : Utsd Petlem in. ' ossuperakie oil reserves, south b piled ___ $uVs t1 Kh'5II1d lOtlimiust has announced a .es-u. has — The Pr's i'lKM7 advisue IN buss laler apes hilSoes. Whiner dernlnslus tide area PI!ad as v.a-pu, I- -1 WM_ ad CMbuk in on PtsdSCtlo, since natural gas Is - 00 614 I1 keiløII 1 AiaKhs. WI d theRremBu to will be the Nap of kings St oIL by y1uuu1Y hI Thalovietshaveeeskdsdtlseemsaadars Mewy._U S used troupe ii. #'t---'ly i$0 be cut osain. CW SM Comm r bu reacted by u._ to do -ftftlii deim they U. it I O t 0*0 Na Cseap avid vacation and deer Ira. ii os with IM bø'uom Ii cSJIiP ill regise to Iran In cs ii Aicen Mtrk but Radan srgoscy muettap, w4* "V1 "9i* Ot d £fghaa, Ays$slak .U' bu iid tree liviliWs In the we AW ad mW will make 'w1 ?y that Carter lachi "the SUN" to oua'stary Jody Powell on had to be a Invasion, tr1isd They as known ' roouters hew wsd but ciba the - IC- J • take ""v artlue a1* I. ___hi buss. be worried mi only akt While dewdi. leviM barbed .. that .., sihito Peas TudrbPort7busip erinud wuWs I. Yet áyma whe has an U WIik ta. haii maimed oIl P1Iad will meet be IuipItim,.mpj Ill*a$egy mesuig, or wlui hi eMbed the the all Sulk Aaous the Iov bader, a of isis '.Ua. The the eMOIi wit on the pipeline "Voice St Iran" in psar ad oc pa, in oakad, from all prices aserving gluier Ii the- eyes St n.ftaal kM stj - ___ - ___ SEBRING, Fin. (UPI) Highlands County Tax Assessor Bill Martin hasn't begun reassessing propetty at 100 percent of Its just, or market value, as all county assessors have been ordered to do by Gov. Bob Graham for the 1950 tax "° But when he does, it's going to cost the governor m oney. Martin confirmed Tuesday the Graham family owns about 10,000 acres of farm land new Venus, a snail community In the southwestern part of the county. - ___ -- 6 -HOURS-SATURDAY 11 AMToS PM LADIES sterling $ilver or SrUu mis ctrtlflcgle and $5 95 and ,Ik$,G.id Filled Ring with saki sir IMITATION KIMBERLY DIAMOND receive a Of that, the governor is listed as sole owner of 1,541.60 acres valued at $010, or $261 per acre. But that assessment is at 77 percent of market value, the same as all other property In Highlands County, and the $261per-acre levy Is In line with other property in the county. D Gets Top National - - he --I- ____ ____ ___ -- . - --- - ____ it The two hlghest awn dumale at the dub* level by L Optimist Int.rnatloul, the ____ _____ HIGHWAY A UTOMOTIVI INC. ____ 0IW&W4 .Sfeft so cow Nk TI" - FT A_11',~ T$ft **5L4N5 ' - -- ' - .m ~, a. In dmce ____ ' DAVID CHAMBERS ...past president .,, OPENING SPECIAL AUTO Chambers Honor qialiflerl as an losor dub. . .- -. ., With this C..a S... S.. "r 1W66 991091160 •th.r styles 111111.96-61 9.96 PrI..ss lisps, Sssktafl lisps CASH pus. mot $595,62495M8 $ •i (As Illustrated) . 1, ONLY SATURDAY, JAN, 26 ONLY - NotIfication of thoue honors for outstanding and distinguished dub award, hat, been work as a commuflhty service organization bestowed upon the Optimist ash of South cada from Janus Qwed, president- of pino, and Its past president David OptImIt Internatlosa. The awards to ChambwLTImenvormant was mad. by diMlng'ith.d dub medallion, to be attached Two SoI*owskl, club eecretary#eseurer. to the dub bw,mi.r, sill be presented at a -The distinguished pr'le,'t award, a future date. cnaaderdtaklyeavidwrietwatch,Is The Optimist Club of South Seminole was given InrgnitbcnStezcsptIonM leadership chartered in 1119 with 35 member,. It Is and aocai'p'""i't.I Ni title Is awarded located In the Florida District, can s'9 5 only to the presldontolaclub that hapalso - trativ Wtrued will nsv,r know MilIona,rIs socialites, movie stars wear ffiess and kNg ffisir ganuens diamonds in said, vduItt Compare. NO If t511 the dINsfsnc,! You have Wen reading about these amazing ysu vingL which have bSSfi sold lor $3000 IPIO 00 pIf Of &I .V WASH & WAX - 14 lelaitiugsprl.id swim le.'thls Sal.. an I..k like dlw..ds) I distusjtIth.d prudd.At award and the boost' _____ REPRODUCTION FLASHING WITH RAINBOW FIRE te boutifuI anCal • "We're assessing property, not people," Martin said. "The auewnent is based upon the property, not who owns It." Optimist ______ ___ ___ - No Fed. Test Will Graham ..Pay 1.00% Tax Bill? ____ - Boys-Girls • • • • • • sell DIAMOND SALE __ - P so adies, N urses, I Al RISO L FAUNI NAN NAU (Cuntsrfoft) - - watch ,. .. ___ -- bqendnlw $wifl flu our 91flu1fl $74 10)VPI wiling t $1410 for 1l" Comrs with anV wrist - CLIP TIII$*P . - Bring This Ad fttlp porance.$.wp cgnd Pend peKislon mds, siock ,n,stant, 4,jt rii$lant. fiftimi ufl brHUbl. Cryitll Et,ctr.nlcalIr limed Now bfore Pus such a low Price bought such high quUty and is sawl a wakh Cw* owly svppJr limited Now rw con own Ifire IiM Piece with PodOMK Cu0c Y 01WIGM tin* qwIlly craffstnanship at a low price. LIFESTYLE UNBREAKABLE ARAINSPRING1 LIAAIY 3 WATCHE i - ____ . 5 PM say, us .,.. th It IS FOR THE HtSf $995 AM I - - 11 - - , portsdeaelryquaIItywvlsI . ". ONLY /. "k'T - ' . ;z.• 6 HOURS SANFORD r _____ : PHONE 3234154 1500 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.). Sanford CORNER OF E. FIRST ST. & MAGNOLIA AVE. (Next orrys) ,Child mi s Betsy Burcn. Inc b.~ -old Georgian , . - .. Village Super Pies Market. REXALL Salutes were recently ~.I I., .: Ys':~W~ ,~-:'-,1 ~.., :,~~~, -~,~4. ~'.,, Located in Th. Rear Of The Sanford . a jsac1ary, and personal safety. With the dismantling of the British Empire after Wodd War 11 came an ammous variety _-.-,.... I . .. buta necessity of clvillzaUonal advance. How much better-off Iranians would be today if they were under British guidance, as they were In th early çrs o( century. Throihout the world, Britiahiiiiperial rul OPEN WE 0.. FR I., SAT SUN S AM tdS:1S PM I UUfl I UN of the Army Omar 1. .- JAN'S PRODUCE "Philately" (stamp collecting) comes from two a k words that mean "love of tax-free thin9S.00 :' .:~. . realize that "imperialism" wasn't a crime .;': ___ _ .• . I.. . :. ______ _____ __________________ .r. -.. , ~J ' ~ ...".::,'~'. like them— - FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS _____ .. ' -.- ~:.~~~~~l"."~il"~~,L~':~ :~ ~,-a.i"~",~ ~,~.~-';.~ ~,:.,'.!: , .. 1, I ,~ . It's historical spilt milk, of course, but the .z , ____ " thsyareauthenticexpreuionsoftheThlrd -w,i ' ,,. .convictions, only lip service to them. A I 1fln Try them you'll to Ih I Hannon, however, doesn't think he should be the one to 1 _. years ago. There isn't a sharing of basic yn,iê . . I 'Wednesday the United States must add even more muscle to contribute to Army intelligence. If drafted, he said, "I would . I ~.. . . :: ~:'.~; ,X..a., .L candidateWendeflWllkiecolnedthatterm4o Worki. The Khomeini tyranny has its pr@cedmts in dozm of Affirm countries. Army," said Columbia graduate student Tim Hannon, 27. "The IQ of most of the people in there now is, well, . limited to say the the Soviet incursion In Afghanistan, President Carter said _ 0 "It's the only way they're gonna get anybody into the . ' .~#4 f -- . And In light of the protracted hostage situation in &an wW ~ .r fnoo At Jan's I I ___________ saying the voluntary system has proved - Sanford vegetables? "If the draft is reinstituted we would probably aid a resistance movement or urge resistance," said John O'Donnell, a medical student at the University of West Virginia and spokesman for the recently formed group called the Corn. iiiittee Against Registration and the Draft. "The Selec tive Service Act is still in effec t and it allows the president to reinstate the draft any time tie wishes," lie said. We want to strip him of that power and tear apart what remaining draft apparatus there is." Northeastern University sophomore Peter Jordan said he favored student deferments but said they "should be kept to a three-year maximum because everyone should serve. It's TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Is Carter Restraint Really lnde' c' is ion? - 7:00 P.M. * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS beautiful organizations. - JACK ANDERSON a - * SR 22 FILED FREE the 'Personally I'm against it (the draft)," he said, "but as a realist though I would have to say if events keep going as they are it will have to be reinstated in the next two years." On the issue of student deferments, those surveyed were divided. "I think they're elitist," said Lynn Gazis, a Stanford student. r earlier called for reinstatement of the draft — which ended -, - -. - 2:00 P.M. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS sWd Ashby Hilsman, revolution a tumultuous .zpIo.Ion of hostili ty directed at modernizing forces. called developing world is - - - I .k I... w pouiwwI appouusw.. care less about their country and - All this has spilled out in the Iranian a raw carrot would cost me 17.10. So now It's days when gold wuselllng for $35 an ounce or your particular oral chemistiy causes gold to less. Today, bonanza! oxidlzsmorerspldlythannornial. Uso,you But do value of ons'a jaw does not multiply will want to ac*pslre a that sewralhundiididldalmostovwnightwtthout neutralizes saliva, necessi tating some psychological read. 'Ni brings us to the most lnçcrtant 'luthvn.wS. • Beyond a quick fix to lessen the th reat of a who canrat even speak the lanMe. Tin surprise attack, there is a pressing need to Lopez Portillo, government reportedly aba ndon we OUtuatvu strategic uucu-uie known as believes Mexico is Important enough to the BERRY'S WORLD Wed. (only) HOURS: Where did yo says he is willing to be realistic. ', ,4nnp generate high expectations. Yet It now holds these mush meals a day. reportedly IWV aveWIll 14W %IltW%I 14W ISWJ they 41 the practice of family medicine leave the country, o to Canada or Europe." Some schools are organizing or reactivating anti-draft - — •h. T r.611si1.,I I. It is 001, in mm,the sort Of Jaw that would g pressure from Third World countries. Now, - 1 Draft - couple of weeks ago did I dare even dream yourself, or just for your jaw? that one day my jaw would be my fortune. Additionally, there are dietary conMy Jaw — reality compels am to admit It — sequences. Once the price of gold topped VW Is oofragile for the bexingrthg,lnanfficlenuy an ounce, I stopped eating solid food, lest It - .1 most college students don't want to hear It. Indeed, the scores of nations created since the end of World War II employ modern Western styles in everything from clothing to government forms. But the inner substance of Western life is absent from many of these ____ nagglq doubts. Does she Im you for interpret both the SALT I and SALT II treaties as ambassador, the Mexican government prohibiting the rotation of a limited number of privately has been urging that his is. missiles among a larger number of silos. But with placement be a career diplomat with senior U S security at stake and the SALT!! treaty Ivini' rank. More importantly, he or she must be able to speak Spanish. The Mexicans the irtt? htiI 1111441 1411 the Se" iW 114li Sij.l ,.,p4a,.4iu h 5h Thd4.A S.5*. 4 On fundamentalist Moslems there is set very past. Despotic regimes flourish because the peoples of the area have no tradition of orderly self-government in the Western style. however It seen WOmiss Of rAim rklx% Or atI"flumill1l, One can, of cown, have one's Jaw ft=ed of silo launchers. This missile shell game hadlittleor cause andthat nothing!eclIltyiflmyOldage.Ime*fl,the3rdon'tcafl by Uoydso( LondonBUt jaw insurance is would conceal the exact location' of American to do with anyone trying to make the dab me I'M* Man with the Golden Jaw" for ft*tfuUy ;;Wv;, particularly a mn. ICBMs and thus reduce their vulnerability to a persona non grata. Instead, say State nothing. pie salve policy that provides coverage for What my jaw hall soft for It Is: on one sid@, fin.and wind &mqt, a wgU a theft and surprise at ck. A dispersal program. could begin Department sources close to On sitution, agOIdt*OWDCOVSfjflgthsTSmajfl$ofamQl5$' . immediate ly and might even obviate the need for Mexico's rejectlonofthe shah may have besn by Carter's insistence on pisft & "Of f"ty When On valuation of On jaw tux1lergon an the $20 bil ion "racetrack" deployment scheme caused with an 01i" Pit; on dle odw sWit, a pid abrupt rim, the minimum precoft &v=W politics with the appointment of a raw U.& now envisionedor bridge sp'n'th* a gap a'sat.d by a Texas be a saliva test. ambassador, dentist who loved wide open spaces, Not surprisingly, the Soviets have chosen to Both prostimn were lastal)ed back in the acidity levels than othem It could be that Ever since Patrick Lucey resigned as I. The countries. In short, they are dressed up like because a Mexican airliner was sitting on a Ion cIvrrIh,. office FEB. 61 1980 • Most Students Are Against . Bring ing Back The Process - ..Closing this window is a matter of the utmost moribund A in Iran.: The riotous mobs in Iran, Pakistan, and other Middle Eastern countries are a reminder that the veneer of modern civilization is very thin in that region. While the oil under the sands of the Middle East has resulted in enormous wealth, the outlook of . ay threaten the nation's very survival. . Depsite appointment recommendations by Commissioner Sandra Glenn and the coun ty development department, the commission much in the "? . leted before 1989. The intervening years conNew York runway waiting to the titute an open "window" of v ulnerability that deposed ruler back to his sate haven south of ii The Seminole County Commission has promised those dissatisfied with the county's 2-year old Comprehensive Plan that citizens committee would review the document. That was Dec. 18, but so far the commission has been unable to decide who should serve on the The English word ochlocracy, meaning mob rule, is derived from the Greek word for mob. It best describes what we are witnessing - His 4ystem is ever built, It probably cannot be co m' -. Family Practice The opening of an additional 23, of Columbia University. "The the West. They often speak like Westerners. Penn State junior. "It's theIwople. We should not have to go.' stitution." States doesn't have to meet the Soviet Union militaril y this They pretend to many Western values. In The shah had hoped to return to Mexico is a political thing particularly in the nuclear age when "Somebody has to support the country," said Chris Wanereality, however, they are hostile to Western after his medical treatment was concluded in ________________________________________ soldiers aren't very important." zyk, a Pennsylvania State University freshman. "I would go if ways. Their religion often is incompatible the United States. That he was not allowed -------------------------------------------------Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John Stennis drafted." By DICK WEST party. Big romance develops. Then come the with Western modes of thought. back there was a surprise especially - is the prom ptdispersalsome or a ex ' d By ANTHONY HARRIGAN _______ ;missiles is an obvious imperative. The carter Mexico. nvitt Worl Mythology U.S. strategic doctrine and ?dministration's belated response to this problem 'as its decision to proceed with the long-delayed )nobile missile a weapon designed to survive a :$oviet first strike. But even assuming the MX Board of ANNOUNCES Tuesday unexpectedly voted to hold off "I don't object to a group looking at (the Seminole County group was instrumental in making any appointments until a work Comprehensive Plan), but I want them to do getting approval for the review committee, session can be held on the matter. Cornit so the residents of Seminole County was present at the meeting. missioner Glenn objected. benefit," Wi llaims said. "We need a work "Coriunissioner Williams has been trying to session or the result may be confusing and delay this thing since it started," she said. "This was an agenda item," she said. "If inconsistent." "%Ve don't care about the delay. We just want we needed a work session we should have Williams suggested the board not appoint to see some results." done it last week." individuals to serve, but name organizations Mrs. Cammack's group protested that the Commissioner Richard Williams, who which would appoint the individuals, county was too stringent in its land-use objected when the board agreed to appoint the Organizations selected, he said, should restrictions which are delineated in the review committee, said he desired the work represent business, developers, en. Comprehensive Plan. session to study legal and financial im. vironmental and homeowners interests. The commission scheduled the work session plications of the review. Mrs. Margaret Cammack, whose Owners of for Jan. 31. committee. - That the shah is unhappy in Panama is not too surprising. He did not want to go there in I the first place. That the United States probably owes him this move should not be surprising, either. It likely was responsible Eliminating the vulnerability of U.S. land-based for his not going where he did want to go: to e By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Is . Liberal 001- ___________ Iran's ousted Shah Mohammed Reza Phiavi wants to leave Panama, his sixth home in exile since being tossed out of Iran a year ago. And he wants the United States to find him a new hone. TEW)i A .:capabilities is doubly appropriate at a time when prospects for the SALT II treaty and any future Soviet-American arms negotiations are clouded, if not fatally compromised, by recent events, LIren('v ThA nhwintic Diplomat of American Comprehensive Plan Lommittee Snags VIEWPOINT ',2o deter nuclear blackmail as well as nuclear war. that the United States owes it to its onetime protector of the Persian Gulf oil route. long second look at " . GEORGE A. PYKE, M.D. * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM . The shah even sent an emissary to see White House Chief of Staff Hamilton Jordan bbout the desired move. Robert Armao, the It should also serve as the point of departure for shah's man, reportedly told Jordan the shah a searching reassessment of th is country's ability wants out of Panama as soon as possible and ,A _,_ Steve Nephew and George S. Fender in precinct 46. Only voters in the precincts l isted will vote for the local committeemen and committeewomen. Incumbent Maryanne Morse was elected unopposed as sta te committeewoman and for precinct 49 committeewoman. minute surprise. attack. I - _ . F. niac in precinct 12; between between Barbara F. Winningham and Tern Brennan in precinct 36; and be tween c With each passing day, the United States draws .:loser to a frightening and unprecedented moment in its nuclear arms competition with the Soviet Union. At some point in the next few years, the Soviets almost certainly will have enough nuclear warheads of sufficient size and accuracy to decimate ---theIT S niir'lpnr rIgtrrgnf n is In- D... t' n..l aiiu iwy Post Precinct Race Chart precinct 20; Jean Smith Doyle, precinct 25; Robert E. Mooney and Kay Bartholomew, precinct 26; Roger A. Pennington, precinct 28; Dot Meadors, precinct 30; Helen L. Hart, precinct 31; Manley Leon Rusho :'nJ JL'h V Rutvli, precinct 32; Louise Arguelles, precinct 34; Elaine S. Smet, precinct 35; J. Ronald Thornton, precinct 36; Mildred 0. Lind, precinct 37; Kathleen Dabbs, precinct 38; William G. Kinane, precinct 39. Also Billee L. Rozansky, precinct 40; Hugh W. Pain, precinct 42; Richard H. Waters and Ellen S. Waters, precinct 43; John Sco tt Fohl and Virginia E. Lszenyl, precinct 44; Philip E. Hagerty, precinct 45; William E. Platte and Norene H. Haislip, precinct 47; Vince Perry, precinct 50; Paul E. Wilson and Margaret J. Anderson, precinct 53; Dr. herb Bowdoin and Susan Stewart, precinct 54; John C. Farley, precinct 56; Susan Lipton, precinct 60; John T. Burton, precinct 62; F. Allan Elected unopposed to precinct committee posts were: J. Greene, precinct 64; Ann K. Croasdell, precinct 65 and Henry Clayton Hartsoe and Dorothy Hartsoe, precinct 1; John J. L. Van Brackle and Frances C. Marone, precinct 66. Leffl er, precinct 6; Raymond W. Hodell, precinct 8; Bill Patti Brantley, wife of State Rep. Bobby Brantley qualified McCollum and Ingrid McCollum, precinct 9; Gilbert L. Lewis for the precinct 60 coinmitteesoman post, but then withdrew. and Alice C. Myers, precinct 11; W. Lane Neilson, precinct 13; The local committee sets policy for the party in Seminole Mary Patricia Bohsancurt, precinct 16; Larry Johnson, County and assists Republicans seeking elective office. on the Republican ballot in the March 11 primary election. Seminole County Republicans countywide will be ehnosL'g ie'ween incumbent state committeeman Fred W. Streetman Jr. of Longwood and Carl Selph, also of Longwood. Streetman is an Orlando businessman while Seiph is a certified public accountant. Republican s in precinct 2 will choose between Budsy Kirchman and Shirley A. Henkle for the office of precinct committee woman on the local GOP committee; between Jacqui 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, 124.00; Year $47.00. X. Friday, Jan. 25, 1so-..$A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ALL HAND. D0611111 lacledse III saterI' -- - iump.' WttiedL Ovtsldi WISdIWS i . ~ ~ ~li~l~ ~ ~~l ~~~~l~~~l~~~~~~'. wa,.i avers. isawe*$ prices Se IMIfier $k*P..iu, - eagles Cl.uI.s aM palaileg. 213 ORLANDO Di.. SANFORD 333-isIs ~~."". V_-.- . I , — �.5. . . S IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE AN ENVELOPE ) CAME INU.4E ç MAIL, SU'r TH ERE'S NOTHi IN IT Friday, Jan. 23, 1$O TOUCH BUT SHE DOESN'r HAVE MUCH TO SAY HOW DO'*Yuu I I (. . __________________________ • ______________________ BEETLE BAILEY ,. oman by Mort Walker 1 REPORT IT LIKE ir WELL,TWEN, YOU CAN REPORT I SAID TWIF PAPER IS STUPIPANP THE EL2ITO IS STUPID. - d _______ • OERAL V a F F T I R E S £ WI A0ANV0USAAA MO N E AWE $ T N I er 50 bOptS Fue l Sing thing 0 Plebiscite 51$; a ______ ST &U 56 57 Folkiinger £ L. I A SAI F0 13 Swerve CLINIC HA0 Guthrie 14 South N I V I I. NULL 58 Pipe fitting American AP0 0TI NINAN unit Indian group _______ 15 Environment 59 Breadwinner agency (abbr.) 60 Coop o s s s L A I P i 116 DOWN 40 Genetic 18 Navy ship 17 Lift shoulders prex(abbr) rn:i:ri:I 19 Ancient Italian 1 16, Roman 20 Baseball 42 Carrying guns 21 Hot person player Mel 43 Regulation 23 Diamonds (ii.) 2 Charged 44 Hautboy 27 Salt A nn o ying 4 The end sponse (abbr.) 47 ganiati0r Scouting or. 5 Scamp 24 Buckeye State 6 Knowledge 25 Pick 48 Belch 7 Sooner state 26 Joint 49 Unemployed (abbr.) 28 Reckless 50 Fast aircraft 8 Noble "as 29 Bohemian (abbr.) 9 Lamb's 30 Baseball club 52 Biblical mother 31 This(Sp.) Southern 34 Hers's son 35 Satanic 36 Waste cloth 37 Stationary 38 Skunk 40 Limerick 41 Vast expanse 11 Cereal spike 33 Spider 43 Ragged 13 Mr. Spade 39 Gear tooth 1 2 3 4 15 16 character 54 Scion — ° I , ID 11 I THE BORN LOSER — — 7 9 8 12 15 4 % ——— ——— — — by Art Sarsom I W70i, *MY AW - t*. _w.i ,i C' 23 r - "C..• f },,,_, i — 24 25 26 ——— IMR411O) UK 27 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 — - o by Bob Montana NOT TO I CAN 7ELL YOU e INFLATION WORRY, MR WHERE INFLATION KEEP6 GETTING %.N'REWG! KEEP5 GETTING LOWER , HIGHER ANP ANP LOWER! IGHER ' I" - ——— 55 — — ARCHIE you W? WHM'G THAT, REGGiEF ___, ' ——— — 51 52 — 47 48 — 116~ — — —— — L 57 — — — 56 59 I. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ______ I " 58— IN THE TIRES OF ARCHIE16 TALOPY/ 46 — 50 ——— 42 43 144 45 1 — ... — — 31 ——— 40 41 1 29 30 28 ____________ __________ ——— : 60 LMMML~ 01 0 e . I by Howle Schneider CU1.D ctu ,ZIDER IAKIW -ft 5EXW ____ sVrc-J 0-E CtRrPJLX_Y JO! ALL. I ow ID DO Is10 SERM AIJD I DOLM •I ______ II .. 0 ___________ r Vermeer KEEP j5i,)/ 4 MOVE SOME ' R4 PIET IS DRIVING ME CRAZY!ALL I CAN THIN A8OUT IS FOOP! I 1 ?' - POP 9 ft teowo UAY I Kkm Am ____ 'A'S I MY (jJTR,' The. -nCKET OD ieti —s ,- ) "\ - GOOP I PEA FURNITURE AROL)NP) OR SOMETHING ..nr ME'\ CLARIFY ' T A) ______ II OURSELVES By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. I'm DEAR DR. LAMB writing to say my husband thinks he has prostate trouble. Lamb entioned ft to his doctor. I found out by accident that he has made an electrical instrument. He puts inthis o rectum and gives goodquestlonbutlCanassure says himself treat prostates this way. you that It's a necessary Someone told him they gave procedure in many cases. For him electric shock to help those unfamiliar with the him. I don't doubt this, but term, an epislotonly Is a shouldn't this be done by simple incision tha t's made at someone who knows what he the outlet of the birth canal Is doing? I worry that he will during birth. It's most injure himself In some way. commonly used in a woman giving birth to her first baby. DEAR READER — Ouch. Because the tissues have 'that's not the way to treat h ore and ed not been prostate trouble and it's also often are fairly tight, the head dangerous. I think you'd the baby is too large for of better tell your husband to All the obstetrician stop Us shocking treatment opening. ake an incision just does is m and get an evaluation by his large enough to allow the doctor first to fInd out if he does have prostate trouble baby's head to emerge. and second, If he does, to get If the tissues are tight and some proper treatment. such an Incision is not made, Meanwhile, I am sending the tissues will be torn. The you The Health Letter tear can get completely out of number 14, Prostate Gland, control and will quickly rip Other readers who want this through the tissues. This can issue can send 75 cents with a extend into the muscles long, stamped, self-addressed around the rectum and the envelope for It. Send your woman may be left with real request to me, in care of this difficulties in controlling her newspaper, P.O. Box 11' bowels afterward. Radio City Station, New York, srea 3' an example of NY 10019. It will give your intelligent prevention of husband a better un- complications. The small derstanding of his probl is not madeIik~ly in an toarea and what can be done about it.incision where It's in. — -' and routine episiotomy. Why t number of difficulties. the perineal time be left By BFXNICE BEDE OSOL Intact allowing Jor the The use or need for such For Saturday, January 26, 1980 possibWty of tearing but also preventive measures in the compassion today, but don't for allowing for the chance operating room should be left YOUR BIRThDAY overindulge them. Pampering that It remains Intact? I can't to the good judgment of the .i 1* may lead them to believe the help but feel that an incision obstetrician. During the birth Your leadership and world owes them something it into healthy muscle and nerve the mother is hardly in any tissue is really not beneficial position to provide such In. managerial qualities will doesn't, (June 21-July 22) unless the baby's life Is telligent judgment as to become more pronounced CANCER whether one should cut or not this coming year. Projects Avoid taking unwarranted somehow in danger. DEAR READER — It's a cut. aW situations in which you bows today regarding personally take a hand will something accomplished in have splendid possibilities for tudem especially if the other success. person did mom Um you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. LEO (July 23-Aug. 2) 19) Be a giver, not a taker, Friends find your company VVIIV MI today even U you feel therels enjoyable something that you really They'll appreclate"you for need from another. Make do what you are, not for what you with what you have. Travel have to offer. Grabbing resources, romance luck, checks is not possible pitfalls and career VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 23) for the months ahead are all You have the talent to acdiscussed In your new Astro- cosnpliah what you set out to Graph Letter which hegins do today,- but yoU Must be with your birthday. MaIl 11 realistIc egarding for each to Asko-Graph, Box reward you exped. 410, RadIo City Station, N.Y. URSA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) bolL Be sire to specify birth Your charm, personality and BRIDGE ' e ' NORTH • A J 74 i-is 2752 •QJ WEST •s: EAST , V10752 • Q 105 IWK843 •JB 410832 • Q 103 4A945 S61LITH ' 6 OS BUNNY - u N\ ,e gg4p a ,\' ,bu i.ONG-EARED'\ by Stoffel & Helmdahl -but." Wday reWdina you've been. hoping for. WELL SO MLJCI4 However, your opportunities SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23. maybe only partially realized Dec. 21) In order to get your r - ) Y, .v*w Alusatag Therefore, South decides to try an elimination play. He starts by cashing dummy's ace, king of diamonds and ace of trumps. Then comes a trump to his king. Some days ueen might drop but not this ay. Now South cashes his high heart and high club to discard two diamonds from dummy and leads a low trump. East is in with his s two d q are a heart and a club. He can lead either on: but South ruffs in one hand and discards the low diamond from the other to get away without losing a diamond. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) SPIDER - WEU. IT MAY X CAN IRIN l' DeV ' " c,Aea1 ••sl . by crall OUVA MI1S by T. TK K. Ryan 'f , , ' ii I I massiami a A a *WNW t\ ii \I I ,wpig I III WNW - When arvest nIII i Herb N III, . dried rapidly and away from seed quality. After curing the the light if they are to retain seeds for several days in a popular among home gar— their green color, dry, airy room, you. might deners and it's not too hard to If they are dried too slowly, want to dry the seeds in the see why. DA V IS the leaves will turn dark and Sun for a day or two to insure Most herbs do not take Urban high-cluality seeds. probably mold. much space, are fairly easy to Horticulturist The less succulent-leaf grow and have few pest When the seeds of herbs are herbs sage, rosemary, dry, you should clean them by problems. thyme and switiner savory separating them front stems I don't think that there is contain less moisture and and other foreign matter. much confusion as to which the right time and properly can be Partially dried in the Then pack them in suitable herbs th select or their cured and stored. The young, tender leaves of sun without affecting their containers it) prevent loss of culture, but when it comes to color. H owe ver. very long harvesting and curing, well herbs can be gathered and ex essential oils that give herbs o the sun should be ttelr special flavors. that's a different matter. their used fresh at any time during avoided. Glass, metal or cardboard As most of us know the the season, but for winter use I would also suggest leaving containers that can be closed seeds, leaves, flowering tops, they should be harvested and occasionally the roots of when the plants begin to a few plants of the annual tightly will preserve odor and various herbs are used for flower. After harvesting, dry herbs undisturbed to flower flavor. Glass Jars make flavoring, the leaves quickly in a well. and mature seed for planting satisfactory containers, but However, to receive the ventilated, darkened room. If each season. Seed crops they should be painted or best flavor you must harvest the leaves are dirty or gritty should be harvested when stored in a dark room to and cure your herbs wash them in cold water and mature or when the color prevent bleaching of the correctly. thoroughly drain before changes from green to brown green leaves by light. Some of the best herbs to The flavor of a herb Is drying. or gray. primarily caused from a After collecting the seeds, plant in the fall and winter Herbs wi th tender leaves Volatile or essential oil that is such as basil, costmary, dry them completely before inonths are sage, dill, in the leaves, seeds and fruits. tarragon, lemon balm, and storing. This prevents loss of coriander, anise. sweet The flavor is retained longer the mints — have a high viability for planting and also inarjoram, chives, thyme, if the herbs are harvested at moisture content and must be prevents molding or loss of rosemary and fennel. •.+tlI ' !,_4' • . . _5•. • . L...... N L em"11"ft,10410 0 11 60 All. #A . / . %• i . ) ..- • ' ,i ,.• - - -: ,IT' •• ..: . - -. - • ' PO ' TUNING UP FOR POLICEMAN'S BALL by Tom P4etsei Clara (;raham, right, breaks in on Dr. Luis Perez dancing "All ltuhyo Midgett, to Inform him that he had better hum, up and buy tickets for 111tt -Sanford Policeman's flail scheduled Feb. 2, from 9 p.m to I a.m.. at tit(! atifod Civic ('enter. Tickets are $10 a couple for the HYOB event. Music will ilie by The 'uzz and door prizes will be awarded. Tickets are available front any police officer, and at the door. if there's not a sellout. 4 1 — Timothy Wilson, resident of the - ':,. Good . L.- - •-- ' ' Dr. Leman L1 sts ' t'IiJ,I, 'ip ' Comman d ments , -s Dear . Abby 9 ,c' the words of .1 wisdom DEAR READERS: Every ___________________ week 1 received more newly Published books Own I *can lift, much less read. But one Uttle paperback caught my eye: "Parenthood Without Hassels — Well, Almost, by Dr. Kevin Leman. It was "caged to 'My - ' - I,i'—• Home, listens to --•- , . 6 i'rum ' . sI.l_-.. 'a '. - '( l'— ' -- .': :' - . " , - - Rachel Lee - • •. / " / example for me to follow. I of a naked baby be lx)renjoy learning more about nography? An innocent little God." baby's body is a beautiful DEAR ABBY: I recently sight, and there is nothing visited our daughter who has dirty or itornugraphic almit a2.month.old baby girl Itook some pictures of the baby; Ain I wrong? or'coidd suell one showed the mother a picture really beconsldcrt high school counselor, who ba thing the baby. pornographic? told me, 'Leman, with your inqulsltiveneuj. Treat me SHOCKED AND CONFUSED' After ret ur ning home I took disciplinary record and you would like to be treated. DEAR SHOCKED: Por-. grades In this school, 1 5)1 am a special gift from the pictures to a longtime couldn't get you into reform God; please treasure me as friend and neighbor woman nography Is the depiction of who has never had any erotic behavior, intending tat school."' God intended you to Being one who appreciates holding me accountable for children. She looked at the cause sexual excitement. 111* humor, I read an and found It my --actions,.. giving me picture of the baby being picture of a 2-month-old baby', to be well worth reading. With guidelines to live by, and bathed and said, "You should being bathed created that ' •. Volunteer Id' '6 quote: manner, "A CHILD'S TEN COM. 0) I need your ea. MANDMENTS TO PARENTS couragement, but not your 1) My hands are small; praise, to grow. Please go please don't expect perfection easy on the criticism; whenever I make a bed, draw remember, you can criticize a picture, or throw a ball, My the things I do without . legs are short; please slow crifiching me. 8) Please don't do things down so that I can keep up over for me. Somehow that with you. 2) My es have not seen makes me feel that my efforts the world as yourit have; didn't quite measure up to plesse let me explore sdely: your expectations. I know It's don't restrict me un. hard, but please donot try to compre me with my brother necessarily. sister. will always 31 Housework . . Rachael ee arrived In Sanford in July 1940 with a heart full Please don't be afraid to be there. I'm only little for 9) Miss Lee wasn't content to do ust that and she soon of love and a desire to help others, such a short time — please leave for a weekend together. discovered volunteerism. And she's spent the last four decades doing just that. take time to explain things to Kids need vacation from "She's the busiest lady I know to be retired," says TheWia A nurse at the old county home on 17.02 for 22 years, Miss Lee Mike of the Good Samaritan Home in Sanford where Miss Lee me about this wonderful parents, just as parents need world, and do so willingly, vacations from kids. Besides, worked without a day off for many years. has been volunteering her time regularily since her 4) My feelings are tender; it's a great inSpite of the hard work, her memories of those days are retirement. to show us pleasant. "We had our own cows, chickens, and hogs, and even Intact, the sprightly lady would walk one and one-half miles please be sensitive to my kids that your marriage is the cane to make our own molasses," the $2 year-old retired to the home for the aged, tend to the needs of the elderly, and needs; don't nag use all day very special. long. (You wouldn't want to ntwoe reWls — the memories brhWq a ande to the face then walk the mile and a half back home. 10) Please take me to Sunday school and church which radiates an Inner peace and contentment. be nagged for jour Life's a little easier for her now. Retirement 'came to Miss Lee in 1962— and with it an op. As a volunteer through the Retired Senior Volunteer portunity to enjoy working leisurely in her garden or tending to Program (RSVP) of . c ty, M in I" is pr0vided Seminole ow her flower beds. American Cancer Society where she has been working every . / is pornography!" friend, the "pornography" Is Abby. I was shocked, and in her mind. S- •- - SANFORD'S 5th ANNUAL All Glass Depression Era 82mYear=01d Nurse Shows Devotion Throu h RSVP Show Including Halsey, Cambridge, Fostoria, Paden City, Fenton. Westmoreland, Duncan & Miller and more. Sal., Jan. 26, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun., Jan. 27, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sanford Civic Center ADMISSION $1.50 (Good both days) 34 Of The Nation's Best Qualified Exhibiting Dealers or my 11- 1 way "I'""the society uvtfl Of her work Sanford's Florence Nightingale says, "I just Wo it. I'm devolsill to tbis kind of people." — JOM MADISON - wruw 1W Fn nd PnIU — 10 LaL to 2 piL, SaWr4q, Feb. 2 to Feb. 23, SCC Rom LAW; 1111~*: 0. Ballet 6 tolp in, Wediie.day, Fib 13 to Mardi 12, S(X Room H.1l9; Fee: $20. now- Some Icebergs reach 200 mile a -FlorldIs's ovm gnWing above .. .- dedicated to Florlds Owned canp'Ip' "I usually do whatever is necessary — whatever Youth for Understanding, the W" high school student comes to hand," she explains. "Every piece of literature that exchange program in the world, will be placing 800 South has gone out of here the has stampeds" says Mary Jo Cochrane Americm teen-agers with Amerim famWa this month. of the American CarAw Society. Florida a Georgia will be welcoming 20 Youth for At the Good Samaritan Home she says "I usually Fay Brake, coordinator of the Leisure Time Program at Understanding students from Brazil, Chile, Argentina, the office and meet people and answer 'phones." Cninunity College, announces now classes are So Uruguay However, her work doesn't stop there. She enjoys being beingformed.The classed areselflçportlng at no expense to , (Tom de Janeiro, IS one of uamc swucnta. lo around tlseresidents. "Some of than have no family. Ispend a Use taxpayer. Classes are as follows: Fablo is WI COIfl3 a ux iOW' Ih&v You .1 Dk lot of time to comic .,i1 "'u' ARTS ANDCRAFIS children. His father is a civil engine , his mo ther, a physical er I them ,,ge. says In Rio. \ edU&UO tu oil Paladag — barn, to noon, Tuesday and Thursday, Feb. who shine into omit vu, I.Ali. all YFU students, Fablo has studied English in his 5 to Feb. 20. AEC BUILIth* No. 10 fee: $11. aged men Brazilian ubW, and says • that one of his ressons for wading nd women, die has a unile and a warm greeft for am He is to Unprove his languge an American host 25, SCC Room 5-306: Fee: $15. Shechstlwlthamanlna wheelchair; hasacosnfortlng pat enjoys soccer guitar innis, and other sports. on the shoulder for a woman ill in bed, and a cheery word for piiysic*i. wci Fablo would like to attend dutch with his American family, pusIM-tim in the large nantim mm Feb. I go tbm pm, Weiw* and Fhft, tb 7:30 Karate — 6 and is eager to dun his adWal bgritage witb thm Feb. 27. AEC BuiWina No. 10; Fee: ON. ShWetits and their hod funWo nx:eIve support km newly Feb. 25 to March 31, AEC Building No, 10; Fee: $7i0. Also, 10 to 11 a= aW 4:30 to 5:1111111 pim.W@dN@&Y, Filik V 110 come, NEWCOMER! Students Needed she recalls. we she K" re — IPJL to 9:30 P.M Tooft md 7bur. -paw S is becoming more and' more say. Feb. 20 to April 17, AEC Bidli* No. ii, !w: $11 'Al ••., ' I we To f i"."-I"5•' ___ A Flavor ,wvj,,. . TUMILIWUDS WN *r"a1 09 I II P ØIgNJiNO . To Get Best SCC Leisure Time Classes To Start MY Z1r4r p4jo IN ((KDol I — I ___ Hov, &r. declarer might just adopt it. West opens the deuce of hearts. East's king wins that trick and back comes the deuce r clubs to West's ace. Anot he three and South Is in dummy. Now South decides that hearts and clubs are each to break 4-4. He Cleves leads. In that case if pa and diamonds the man with three trumps will hold just two concerned today, you may run with them Here Is the sort of hand the full gamut between CAPRICO)4 (Dec 23.jan. where almost anyone who prudence and extravaga'ice. 11) Be willing to share any gets to four spades is going to Lose the trump fi nesse plus (For a of JACOB V Balance your budget, don't good fcrtuza tiast comes who one trick in each side suit and MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at but It. u with be one trick short. Bridge." care of this newsois. GEMIM (may 214wie 30) have bm kind to you in the Nevertheless there ls ,'an pec P.O. Box 489, Radib City TfutYN11101M in Your Cm POL Your generosity WW alternate line of play that Station, Now York. N.Y. succeeds and a really astute 119. with consideration and yield a future harvest. ___ • 01" wito you've MR& your pay. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) creative ppro.ch Let others Whet# your finances are thM Un idem origWted IA i Gardening _________________ warmth makes you a 49 64 .4K74 PISC (Feb. 20-March 20) delightful addition to any Cha llenges are character. social gathering today. Enjoy Vulnerable Neither builders azul they should not yourself and others without Dealer; North be avoided today. Over. otodniging West* -'Nortls Fast &wth coming obstacles will SCORPIO(Oct. "ov.n) Pau 10 11# enhatim Your PrI& and give Matters which could tnean Pan 40 Pan Pan the Pan you a sense of achievement, something to you materially ARID (March 21-April and t 0W associates alaowi 19) Co"tions am favor" be given pWty today. Don't Opening lead:V 2 I • an article un unnece:ssary function of the muscles in that you procedures decided to ask part of the body. The Unan occur about the validity of the controlled HOROSCOPE Friday, Jan 25,1191110-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. date, I S. t Treatmen s Shock s EEK & MEEK . Handle DEAR DR. LAMB - I read terfere with the normal • -_ L . 53 33 Actress t PON 7 APPR E .THI Answer to Previous Puzzle spiritual ; ", I . ACROSS 46 Jewish LIKES 70 KEEP IN SHE ) I . by Chic Young liii ITS FROM — RITA PILLTOWN 2 .. FlOddi Msgsd A call from you will brIno a PrOMPI vialt from our w P11"flitallve. She hiss bro. ursa, civic information; topwIth ourhop troduction from local rnerchants. •,.j .1 Lola Wian — 333.375 %A Slow& Laws IiIie-33-1$4S Coaster _& J .0 IIiOI1I1 offices. Families provide room and board; students Youth for UrAerstanding is a non-Profit student exchange organization that has lought the experience of international frioddiiP to studats,and families for over 36 years. IU perimal attwhmerAs ihat we formed between host parents and their r"16111ollis" 90 1*410Ampt often develop into Ufa. long relationships. Join thou familila who will lam ad grow by hostiq a Young Paw troln another country. For detalls on bemming a hod family, contact Youth for Understanding 320 Hammond Dr., Suite 204, Atlanta, Gee 3, or call collect: 4025284. Home office 904-13445031 �4 ,I- Sanford, Evening Herald, FL .., . Friday, Jan. 25, iftO FrIday, Jan. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . CLASSIFIED - Winter Pork OrlQndoADS Seminole FL ORIDA IN BRIEF Theodore AL with a (right) defense lawyer during of opening th i'C testimony in his mur. trial In Orlanbo. •o Of Child Deformed Take Manufacturer Court gm' ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) An attorney for a couple who say their child was born deformed because of a drug the woman took during pregnancy has accused the manufacturer of ignoring evidence that the drug should have been removed from the market. That evidence included a researcher's warning in 1963 that the drug may cause birth defects, Attorney George Kokus said. Kokus made the charge in opening arguments Thursday on a $10-million federal lawsuit the couple has filed against Richardson-Merrell Inc. The company's Lawrence Walsh, denied the charge. He said the drug, Bendectin, is safe and there is no way to know why 4-year-old David Nekdeci was born with a deformed arm and chest. - - Sunda-NoonFridQ Y__I __ — Petition BANANA LAKE FRONT 3 4—Personals - to propose a constitutional amendment on tax assessments and he expects a drive by the county property appraisers to fail. Graham said Thursday he is confident that the * Legislature, during the upcoming session, will put together an acceptable package of amendments to ensure uniform property assessments statewide, even though he and it couldn't agree on anything during last month's special session. "I believe the Legislature deserves the right to deal with this issue again and that is the place it ought to be resolved." He opposes the amendment being proposed by the Property Appraisers Association and expects the petition drive launched by that group recently to fall short of gathering the required 255,000 signatures. ____________________________ Judge Denies Reference - - 4-Year College Plan Slows JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) The upper-level University of North Florida said Thursday It will not present its much-debated proposal to become a fouryear university until the Marci) meeting of the Board of - Regents. Earlier in the day, UNF President Thomas Car. penter, who met with Regent J. J. Daniel, of Jncksonillle to discuss the matter, was quoted as saying, "I'd rather wait until one of the other schools submits and we what happens." UNF was scheduled to be the first to present a proposal to admit freshman and sophomore classes by the full of 1981. That proposal was expected to be presented at the Regents' meeting In Tallahassee Feb. Wednesday 5. ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) —Circuit Jdge Wallace M. Jopling Kim's half nude body was not discovered until two has denied a request by Theodore Bundy's lawyers for a later, when a trooper discovered her inside an abandoned bog mistrial based on a po li ce investigator's reference to the Chi pen 35 miles away. Omega murders. Capt. Clarence Stevens Hoo ker of the Florida Sta te Police Department made a passing mention Thursday of his part In the Chi Omega murder investigation. When defense attorney J. Victor Africano objected, the judge told Jurors to disregard th e reference. Jopling later told defe nse attorneys in his chambers it was remark that did not directly refer to Bundy. The judge did tell prosecutors to Instruct all their witnesses to keep quiet about the 33-year-old defendant's previous con- Action. has been under dea th se ntence since July for murdering two Florida State sorority sisters in Ta llahassee on Jan. 15, 1978 and br utally beating three other sleeping women. A medical examiner believes she was raped, then killed the pen. Slated EAGLE LAKE, Fla. (UP!) — Autopsies were death of a 'scheduled today to determine the cause of Kim to her green Toyota early the morning of Feb. it. Dawi got suspicious, and asked the'man toshow him a ilcersee tag lying on the floor of the car. When Daws walked to his patrol car to call In the tag number, 13D11300, the man fled, To Face Tough Legislature 434, Longwood, Fla., 32750 Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of PICTURE will hurt working people too much. He also said he sure about the VICES, and that I Intend to regIster saId name with the Clerk of the Circuit wasn't section requiring that new homes be equipped wi th solar hot water heaters after i9 "I'm not prepared yet to endorse it," he said, adding, though, that there is a need County, Florida In ercordane. with tne provisions ° Court, Seminole PfctltIo4 Na wit: Section su.o, for can Publish: January 11, February OER.31 Florida. sl IN R§:§STATa OF —Mandatory solar hot water beating units lawmakers,butsaidadoptlngtheprograznis Projected $100 gas guzzler tax and the imperative to pvW Florida's oil4ensitive tichat surcharge of $ speeding " Although both bodies were burned beyond PA was I .. P. _______ ______ - _________ ' ____ ____ _____________________________________________________________ (UP!) — Jurors were to begin deliberations ¶' a THR CIRCUIT COUNT "A '... 4 led Sit tetisealof$liyd$erdiiesce Curn on a broader s dofested & Convalescent Center, MellonvIll,. 9$0 912 French Ave. Whatever the occasion, there Is a classified ad to solve it. Try one (Cornerof lOthi French THE GUANO ' - - November Ml aorleràmpU* law ales i. A . Sufèrd Shrine Cia's oetg.g President Roy Sec klsger'(Ieft) presents the gull 1'aew President William Mayor (right) as . Jesse Walker, Wssslrlsis potentate silk. labia 1aple In OIudo, louis em. The IastaUaUs. of new at. 1ker was held Thirsdsy evening at the dab's sbrije ball, accordIng to dab spekesmea Stu Rae key. 11111111111111111111 __ . _______________ * * • SALUMMN for classifled sectlon by tlori. Write order forms, billing and collection. Ing skills needed. All Beautiful wooded acre. Zoned such as tractors & other light eqpt. Residence furnished. 5 A.I. ' ______________________ __________________________ Dellonal Here it is! Should be 11 $75.000, only $64,500. Custom built 32, has everything in. for appt. Exc. wage &benefIts. cludinG built-in Microwave 0V Cooks -FT or PT. Exp. only In Plenty of elbow room 4. lake llnedinlng. Particular Interest Indlnner line Isalad persons. frontage on this 3 acre mini farm, comp. w3 OR home. See Sarbars - Dolton& Inn, Make offer. OSTEEN. it. machinery mech. Call 322-8313 21—Situations nted Reg. Good driver looking for a lob that requires driving skills. Can also do some offic. work. U--'--' - r. Few and Berman Atterneys at Law 10 So. Knawles Ave.. P.O. Drawer B WInier Park, Florida IPSO SW) 344-4033 Publish Jan. 13, U, 1* DIR-U __________________________ , W 100s1*s: WIt 10* - Publish Jan. 318 Fab. 0.1* 0(1.10 . I Lovely _______________________ from store NUUUMLIFYING- 3BR home. _______________________ New C H&A & carpet. Owner STENSTROM will _________ finance w substantial down. $33,000. 3fl-2217. REALTORS REALTY or full or part-time. $1000 required, Send name, - address, and phone number to SportAbout Inc. 7611 Central Ave NE, Fridley, MN 33433 (612) 7141019. Ju$tiisted3 BR 1'.'z Bhomew.alI theextras.CH&A,w-wcarpet, DR. Fl Rm, Rec Rm, FP & morel BPP Service Contract, assumable 7 pct mtg. Only _____ - nt Unlurnished 549,5001 Exclusive 3 BR 1 B home in Wynnewood on Ig loll Pan Fl rm, ig patio w.BBQ, dining area I much more. BPP Service Contract. Just 1137,500.. Super 3 OR 2z B home in i pan Ft Dreamwold Rm, OR, eat.inkIt, Ig patio & R-ll01up P.Altsi on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.W0 __ laundry rtn! Cony. iocatiOnl BPP Ser vice Contract. A buy for $59,500. MlrMer'svlllag. best IOR 2B home in Mayfair on a ig landscaped Only the 3 BR 1 B. now carpet, new kit OW, fencedyd. Good location. loll [opt. kit, C H$A, Fl Rm, FP, Ig rooms & a Mother-In. law suite. Enjoy your pool & patio tool 0PP service Con. tract. Yours for SU,91101 1 ON, 1BCd, kit. oqpt. RIegs Really, REALTOR - . - - - - - J1— parTmsNs Furnhsitse oI11oru'5 dl --- 31A—iples ...a...._ Lea der 322-2420 Apis. Iii" Senler CItizens, Dowo. lawn, very clean I roomy. lee Jlmthl. Cewan, 31$ Palmetto SPARKLING NEW DUPLEX I UNITS, I BR lB lath unit. $300 per no. 47$ 723s. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS IR IIALCOIJT REALTYinc. Professional size Brunswick pool table. 327400$ ___________ _________________________ Side by-Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table, w 2 benches, $30; 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. WOODED LOT IN LOCH HARBOR AREA OF BETTER HOMES. 514.900. (2) 100 water front lots on Lake Harney. $1$,SOOea. 323 7$32, Eves. 322 207 E. 25th St. VA.FHA-235.COfl.Homet Low Down Payment PARK $25; Oak porch rockers, $29.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 20S E. 25th St. 323. 09$) H. EXTRALARGECORNER LOT, 25th LAKE MARY RD. & us,000. __ _____ ' - ' — P011* *4th - REALTOR MLS - maltS ?'os. ' - IwU3 RAVENNA PARK EXCITING NEW LISTING 3 II home w-FR & sç porch leading to beautiful pool, pW.a I BlO .'ea. Just what you have hem looking for. 60 ,111111116 W $'-a pct. assumable mart., or - 81 - ______- 3 BUILDERS LOTS, 5$'x150' EACH, NEAR SANFORD AVE. $4.300 EACH. 46—Comtmrcial Property 2 BR, lB zosted comm. $350 dwn, by appt. onlyl easy conversion to duplex. $22,500, low dwn, Store, Elm. 47—Real Estate Wanted - Webuyyour equity, close in2lhrs: AWARD REALTY. INC. '1197100 , ________________ It'slikepef%nIS$ from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with want ad. OV11 AN ACRE FRONTING We buy equity In heu- , vacant land Lucky .cetrlg. Repo AMANA I; Cu ft. Sole originally $314, new $246 or $31 me. ____ 1 Z_., Mir r.,Ilt. ,. Will f;-1'b;; your equity. Riggs Realty, 3237173. able. -- - In. vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford 3233307. SCHOOL. $12,500. EX. CELLENT TERMS — ' off of total inventory of brand new interspring bidding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. NoII's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.97, So. of Sanford. 3221721. ________________ ON 2 STREETS—ADJACENT TO A PARK NEAR WILSON I 323.6593 -• ;..- ;S. 4 .' - - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ~ Hwy 92, 1 mile wmt of Speedway, ANTIQUE AUCTION Highway .16 S,,turday. January26 173 2&)l 10 A M Daytona Beach, Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's ti, only one in Florida- You $et ___ - _.___ I the reserved price. Call "4.23S8311 for further details. ..... '. ------- ______ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 IT ' models. Call 339 91W or 834 46(4 (Dealer) ;s - '' ext ladder, wheelbarrow, : -73 twaqe trimmer, edger, misc 21 4 Meadow hislis Dr., Hidden Lake. Sat. & Sun. 9 S. Terry 21 It fully equip 1978 Ford Monaich Anniversary air, awning, elect., jack, full ' batlt w tub & closet . Excel. Cond $ 3.500. 332 6735. I Edition. 18,500 ml. exc. coed. $4,100 John Ward 323 4779. ____________________ ) _____________________ _________________________ !siu ____ _____- .l 1 I — _______ __________________ I "ki rigged wall options. 372 __ RQUITT $29,900. , JCm.a avail. in this elegant 3 OR. II home,. Lakefront living is Situated on 4½ acres complete w.IBR, lB guest cottage. Won't last long at $02,000. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 3430 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 11 577 311 OW _.__ - - - IIIIIIIIIIIIII Sg-4&sical Nierchandise 1111111111111 Complete Mobile Major appl_ all brands, C H&A - - Home Reps ir 349. 5759 Fnt'ecst ,yuan. 339 149$ COURT CUSTOM'SCONST. Clearance sa le save up to $300. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2705 French Ave. 327 2255 . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook __________________ _____ PIANO IN STORAGE - Beautiful Spinet Console stored locally. Reported like new. Re sponsible party can take on low payment balance. Write CeramicTila ____________________________ -_ ~~ - Custom design homes, Additions. 323 0281 Gen. Repairs. Licensed I Bonded. Free Estimates 323. 6035 alter 5 p.m. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our Horn. Rqslr . ________________________ INC. REALTORS 62—LawnGarden _ 531 15330r300-ClleYfl. S. French (17 52) 3333324 Seamstress now accepting work. Call before 12noon 830 1972 -____________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery jn.Ow; ______________ Drywall - ______ _______________________ 68—Wanted to ' . - BUY - - flu'- .ç old pocket watches, any tend. Will pay top price for this area. 6636340. Laandscaping _____________________ CERTI FlED LAWN 1 LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3227002 ___________ ___ FILL DIRT & lOP $Oi. YELLOWSAND Call Clark IHirt 3237510 Couches & Uving-M. chairs including a Niagara Iscibser, TV's, Stereos, Radios, Dinette set, SsskcaseInd& CoNes tables, Dish-washer, Ref rig,, Draperies.Spreads 8 a let of misc. New& Used Items. ROhIMOn, Orlando, 473.3974. Son,øMag fir Everyone DELL'S AUCTION aR. W. 46—SANFORD Inc* boNers 313$' ___________________ . __________________ - The Real E8tte Agency - Dressmaking ____________________ GUITAR LESSONS-- 30 yrs exp. as teacher & professional guitarist. Studied theory & composition at Chicago Conservatory of Music, Beginners, enroll now, $5 a lesson. Student guitars available. $29. Also save oc, Gib son, Martin, Guild, Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Center Sanford 323 $941 - I Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Drivew ays etc. Wayne Beal. 327.137) ________ _________________________ 3277478 FRIDAY, JAN. 25 7:30 P.M. tat 1 2nd mortgages. We al,. mite Real Estate I us1neI loam. Florida Moi' I *age Investment. 1101 C. Will buy 323-5620 Sanford rywaII, Ceilings, and 'Wails r epa ired Res. & Comm.. repaired RemodelS Additions. Call 831- 5399 or 862 0136 I Groorning& Boaidlng _________________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your Pet. 372 5732. Light Hauling ____ 'yard Debris, Trash Appllances&Misc. (LOCAL) 319.337) Pointi ng _______________________ Need your house painted Inside or out? Call "The Old Tim ________ er" Peas. I Neat. 3223090. ________ Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big, Interior at' ex tenor. Pressure cl eaning. 372- ' 0071. - Handymen 111111111111111 Psintif—cit$np - Handyman, minor el. rep., plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr. serv., Senior cit. dis., 031.4901. House Cleaning House wives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or I time basis V s DO wash windows! 6775514 Home Interior- Exterior All Work Guaranteed 372-1094 Free Est. Psintlng&Repjr Trent Painting I Repair Interior & Exterior Free Est. 337.3530 - Carpentry, Painting, Mail. Of Oil types. Lic. Bonded 3236031 Insured 9341399 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGI REPAIR S.G. DAL INT 3221463 EUTSLFR PAINTING I R EPAIR-lntefior.E litter jar FREE ESTIMATESCaII 345.5342 Painting I. Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349.5, tYourBusiZs,,, DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 To ] - 11 -"I,. , '" New Guitar (Yamaha) ________ _________ FG 335w-case, $150 'AUCTION SALE' 47.A.s1tgagN Bought &SokI ti FORREST GRIENI 111111111111111 Tile floors installed NEW & REPAIR Free Es?. 830 1783 aft 6 __________________________ - Low down paymifits. 3(3.32,07. site wtre$. $43,720. ___________________ Piano, P.O. Box 3061. Rome, Ga. 30)6). Cs' 000IPUIZES $$ ..,nqmsd.3 U, 10, loti of storoge, neat Ichin, corner ______________ --- ConsolidatedMain Systems - ... REALTY WORLDS 4 pit. Interest to qvaIIlled buyers. New. homes with monthly payments under 1I0. 6111 I UR I Appliance Repair catch up 3 DR,llon3 lots, all fanCed, PP, lots of shade tram. Only - $150 FIRM. 3227192 aft 3 ________ Moving - Dinette, garden tools, pecan OR turn, triple dresser, ---- Trans Impala needs fly wheel, runs good ; s ''-- - -- - - -- --- ' ' I Vehic s 75—Recreational le - - I .------- overhauled 0 rilo ago. Radio, Ave. 32)0174 ir 321 2614 Also %citing . '70 Chev , %i(pirnent %.ties 2621 5 Sanford coke a cola, Avon items in Iffill Singer Future 1-ully auto, repossels.d, used very slier? WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furtime. Original $513, bal. $1.1 or niture Salvage 372-1721. 931 no. Agent 339$314 • , H 514 SALES now open from 9 hI' New & iise'd rit'rctianc1ise & Con _________________ terms. 321.0991. - - .01 - __ • New s, User' Furniture SOOS.SanfordAve. -- S1'*135' WOODED LOT MAR. VANIA AREA OF MAYFAIR. $15,000. FURNITUREITHINGS Buy & sell - - spacious 3 OR, 2B luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All $35900. VA-FHA terms avail. - Formerly Mary Carter Paint 102*135' OVER SIZED LOT ON CRESCENT, DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR AREA. 125.100. owner HOw: Opel. . _. IllUanIord Ave. 362.1' 3 BR, -. naryte ses at 20 _____________________________ Whybox buy springs used? INew mattres brand LI'. &yavan area, S acres. $27,000. pct. a bo ve dealer s cost. Twin, Other parcels avail. W . full Maliczowski, REALTOR 322. Furniture, 20$ E 25th St. 333. 7913. -- -_ for Sale 8. 2001 Magnolia Ave Railroad, 51--HOusehold Goods MELLONV ILL E CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. $7,000. Cash for your lot! Will build on 95*133' WOODED LOT your lot at our lot. DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR V Enterprise, Inc. SECTION. $23,000. 611.3013 Medel Inc., Realtor 3 Ernest MORRIS Sr. Req. REAL ESTATE Iroker 301 N. 17.97, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 111112-3651 -' -- - 80—Autos Resi f-or Estate COmmercial dent,Il Au!jons & Appraisals. (al Deli's Auction, 323 5620 goods S,iI at 3 p in P. all day Sunday. E. Hwy 46. Geneva 349 5188 SS MON EY saver SS Elec. timer for your water htr. 373.4734 lots on paved rd. Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. Osteen. acre ____ MULTIPLE LIST ING Branch Office 323-2222 101 Oakland Ave. Nose. 012 - Lively 101 clint., fully eep, kIt -'genie rm privileges. SW mo.3334$Ø, Ask for Reid good bOtfl ClaysI ____ _____________ ______ _________________ REAlTORS N1c locatioN in temi 3 U, Fl. Rm., eppliass, several fruit' $300 ens. 0 $315 sac. dep. No PeNt Cell 363.1677. I 322S79I 310 Sanford Ave. low down payment. Osteen. for --- or best offer 349 S407 aft 8 P M . specialty, 2S yrs. Exp. 969 8562. residence, -- Il 6 -, Led,.. dress. Chest. pictures & household -_-- ARMY NAVY SURPLUS MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. SPORTIN'G GOODS FRANCHISE Las us assist you in starting your ewi sporting goods business. Operate 1977 Honda 500 motorcycle, $500 10 6 Sun Jan 17th 72--Auction _____________________ °')r(ti Salt twin antord, Fla. 32171 Wrangler Jacket.lined.$111t." ea. Pioneer acres Hew out your own homestead. 10 acres or more, 100*210' WOODED LOT NEAR $ 700 322 4531. Sal , Jan 76111 Adr;i $150 -- 2927 Hwy. 17 92 BUY. SELL.TRADE 322 5622 31) 31SF. First St. Alex Alexander Realty, REALTOR. 6711113. lAITY 1141.10$ so be. Valerie P. Taylor Publish: January' 10, 21, $ February I, I. M. DPI U. *460 0 I 1979 185 XL Honda, GLASS 'is' ,obia It'-Ctr. Console -_ ISO _________________ I 54—Garage Sales . - --- ROBSONMARINE WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Surrounding%. 200 x 135 lightly wood ed lot in Beautiful Mead ROSSINI$ CANAL FRONT LOTS FACING — at a, MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER. - SAN FOR D CIV IC CENT E R 'TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orig $493.75 bal. 1183.16 or 5)7 mo Agent 3398336. *JVC JL A20 turn. LIKENEWSIO0FIRM :27 7983 BRiARCLIFF, READY TO __________________________ I *Pair Bose 301 Spks. maiiciowski, REALTOR . 1 7- SHOW & SALE classified ad, and pile the money In your wallet! - ___ Tall Trees Pure Air 3 BR, 2B MN. $6,000 dwn $7$ 4 mo.$34,950.319.3217 .-- - Carport Sale 2701 Coronado Concourse. Sat & Sun. 95. Sew. machine cab., $30, like new; old desk, $10; Hummel -- like bells, $50 ca. 3329987. 55--Boats & Accessories --. -. ak en woOd KR 3600 receiver ____________________________ Lk SyIva'anee. 5 acr. 77,O00. Other parcels avail, W. BUILDI 11111,51110. - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Del. 00 ft first publhcaltel SI In business 361½ Live this Notice II Mmlsilstrslon: Oak CenSor, Live Oaks Blvd., 1*. Cassellorry, Fl.. 37351, SemInole y MIen L Camty, Fisrida under tile tic. U P1,ruai lngreleestlw 11111111111111 441111110 of TREASURE CHEST ADVERTISING and that I NILE MOi KAPER intei lo tolsler said name wIth Its dint of the Circuit Ceurt, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Seminole Coviwy, Florida in ac IEPRIIINTATIVE: cardancewtthhlse provisions 00 this UTTINOHOU$. HIlls I FIctitIous Name ShaMes. To-Wit: MAYNARD Section *11 FielidS Statutes Factor y made low boy trailer w1*12 body, steel deck, lights, bargain, 3fl, - MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. west front wwwm 236371, _____ $6500 much more. By owner $63,900. 1CAL.ESTATEsr*er - 27th. 9.5. exc. cond. Household items. _______________________-. 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME, WALKING DIS. TANCE TO LAKE GEORGE. patio, C-h-ISA, egpt. kit. & ALL Ou6d.'Sal. & Sun Jan 76th & ____________________ 43--LotS-ACreop I uiet cut Beautiful 16*32 sc. pool & For More Info call 323-74" Mt 4p.m. . "- __ 201N.17.fl,Casselberry,Pl. Eve. $13401 _______________________________ . J , Lovely like new, 3 yr. old 3 BR, 20 all brick home on Pg. cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 377.3990 Ph. 322 Auction. 121S S French. 323 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES , 'Top Dollar Paid for junk & used ______________________ 1310 LR Sofa & matching chair, red naugahyde & oak coffee fbi,, ee our beautiful new BROAD MORE. front I, rear BR's. WOO PER WITH TERMS. MORI$ claim ed Deputy Clerk After I 323 0817. ,iIttCSSCS, $30 set. Sanford ___.. . . 323-3787 $2" a ," FOR SALE by owner. 4 BR, 20, great rm, eat in kit,, OR, Fl. 5 PmIN Out lowlei box $Pliny% & 323-5200 l$O3OrlandoD.. VAI FHA Finan.'lpa ______ 01141.Y $1,100 TO ASSUME MT. St ACRES. NEAR UPSALA & beautIful I yr. old Double wide w-2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO Cm H.A 3. eat-in kitchen "mo lot rental. Call rtowl 59.900 $20,500. Harold Hall Realty, Inc., 3235771. OSTEEN AREA PINE & Cy* PRESS WOODS. IS ACRES AT ______________________ • _________ TRACTORS SALES, INC., 0 &I., Defendants. 111111111011" of mmmbwo"on ho No MOBILE HOME. LIKE NEW oak __________ I a. *Pr ic ed $49,900. $6.000 dwn, 25 yrs. 12.5 pct. at $478.67 per mo ON 7 CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. $10000 REAL ESTATE REALTOR.322 7490 ______________________ Deltona. a. 2 BEDROOM. CENTRAL AIR S HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED rm., Mayfair they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322.2611 or 031-9993. __ ----. 42--WWle Homes *Lg lot, fenced patio. *OWNER FINANCING *NO LOAN OR CLOSING . Call322.1624; 322.446 . I 71--Antiques t4At(.AiN Tv Why pay more' HERD'S IV 2597 5 Sanford Ave. 313 1731 Bundy Flute 5100; Siberian Husky, 3 yr old male, blue eyes, be st offer. 323 5231. - -- Inn, Sanford _______________________________ Orlando Cent ASH, 3 tonair w coil. 98,000 BTU oil tired furnace w controls. $150. 668 5665 all Singer sewing mach. exc. cond. $75; Pm A C $75; GE refrig house & pool. S33,90D. 327 0323 S20.000. COSTS am - . --. - BUYJUNKCARS From$lOto$30 323-1910. _____________________ . - ,__, Sanford 2 BR, 28, all op pilances, w w carpet, club -- 77—Junk Cars Removed ___________ on Lake Front. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., you don't tell people. how are . - STREET. SELLER WILL PAINT S RE-CARPET. *32x 19, pool. Air cond. CãIIBat 1 41.A—Co,Ominiurtn 2 BEDROOM HOME NEAR 2Sth •1,720' of comfort, Ig FR aNew carpet, redecorated Holiday Phone 322 788 1. Sanford LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. - -. 5daysonly.$ - Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye Place - . 3 BEDROOMS, Ili BATHS, ' for Sale Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. . 3239111 107W 27th St _________________________ silver & coins, ___________________________________________________________________________ FUkNITURE-BEDDING W Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial LIKE NEW CONDITION. FHA OR VA POSSIBLE. 5.29.500. *Pool home, 3 BR 28 IF -- CARPETS, PANELING & . BASS player needed for Rock&Rolltrlo Must sing. 3221976 - POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. 5.59.900. , terms. . ---- - Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 678.3005 1 321-0759 paved road. Mostly pasture with small pond. Wooded homesite at rear. $65,000 with - ---------------- buying gold, 53—TV-Radio-Stereo 5o—Mscellaneous Call Wait Capoel 323 6400 3 BEDROOMS. NEW PAINT. Reg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. _ riandoDr ____________ - LIST NOW! LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 21 BATH, BARN ROOF, NEW BATEMAN REALTY OLD MIMS ROAD: 20 acres on . Wanted ExperIenced corn. blnatlon malnt. & pa ckaging EVENING HERALD 300N. French Ave. plus ----- -- - 7 - - . _____________________ 41—Houses MONTHS NEW. %89,900. KEYES * - MILLERS 5 ACRE RANCHETTE IN CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 7 NEWS USED BATTERIES BATTERY SHOP Major Credit Cards -. 69-Coins ___________________________________________________________________________ I _________________ Will buy junk Auto Batteries Best Price. Battery Shop 107W 27th SI, 323 9114 Agent 339 8386 ________________ 11, iii III I A) ~ ' I lirne Pal S109 14 or $19 3S ino - _ --.-- fy USED FURNITURE. PPL tANCE S & PLUMBING UI Xl LIP F S Jenkins Fur IiitutV 206 F 75th St 3 23 0981 ________________ _________________________ - Washer repo GE &t'lue model Sold orig $409 35. used short _______________ I HEAT. 2 CAR GARAGE, 3 FLORIDA INC. REALTORS 8348*38 ___________ _____________ Apply in person to: Advertising Director 1 transactions, operate eqpt demands against the estate are oroa. In Sanford, 3D-Apartme s required, WITHIN THREE Seminole County, F lorida: MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Lots 14 through 1?, all unp1atted 1 BR Sandalwood Condo, W'W THE FIRST PUBLICATION part of Block " lying adlacent carp, fully equip. kit. $300 mo. THIS NOTICE, to fill with the to lot 17, all the southerly halt 1sf & last & $200 sic. dep. clerk of the Move courts written of Adelaide Boulevard on north of References. 33307)3. statement of any or demand Block 03, north of southerly line of thsy may have. Each claim must Lot1a,IIockU,aliofBIockst,fl Sanford Gracious living. Rees. boinwrlline and mvstlndlcate the and 93, SANL,ANDO THE 5(1. WsekIv&monthlv rates, utilities beslsfor the claim, the .sam pd Inquire S. Oak 141.7003 BUlB BEAUTIFUL, ALTA. winier Port, P15110 WOO 7 Ba., w country privacy & city cony, Alinew kit S fresh paint. $48,000. Call Now. Marlene Rossiter, Realtor-Associate. Aft hrs' 831.f101. study, Florida room, fireplace and many more extras. & splice pIt foreman. E*p.rI.nc.donIyl Drivers llc. req. Apply in person. Bell Underground, 2522 Country Club Rd., Sanford. benefits. In the Circuit Coswt for SemInole NOTICE F SALE Flof'id$, Probate Division, Notice is hereby given tIis address of which is Seml$e ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, as County Courthouse, Sanford, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida, 32771. The perional SemInole County, Florida, will sell rspmintative of the estate Is L. m. fgUowng described property DANNER HIlls, whoseaddriu situated In Seminole County, _______ Is 200 W. WIIbSW'IIS Ave., P.O. FioridaatPublleSet.pursuantto Drawer 901, Winter Park, FI$., me Final Summary J(J9fl)fl$ 32700. Thenameandaddrsil of the dstedJanry1I,1 in flabove psrsonalrapresentativsaflsrney cause entered by the Honorable ______ SI huh boIse. Kenneth Loftier, at 11:00 A.M., -. nas pool on one acre, private boat dock, fireplace in Florida room, formal dining, lots of extras, $89,900. cable typ- ARE Hana§Y YOU Plaintiff, NOTIFIED that the ad. vs. ministration of the estate of ASSOCIATED BUILDING CON. P.O. Drawer Newly renovated duplex. 2 Bdr., & - - 322 7480 AO TIRE Shocks $1 95 Heavy Duty $695 New Batteries $2995 2413 French Ave., Sanford Sell, the finest in used Buy furniture. RCfrig., stoves, tools ------ - - - ------- - Coins Unlimited _____ _____ BATH, CENTRAL AIR & I Scirm 21 a Bath lakefront home - ______________ • • ______ NEW CARPETS. WALK TO ---------- • S Tappen dbI wall oven El ' counter top, ci stove, dbl Sink All avocado. 323 8688 ______ I 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH. NEW ROOF. NEW PAINT, I h as an acres, horses O.K. Im. maculate 3 Bdrm 2 Bath, All: Robert Lynn Good spillIng a must, - BATH, ENTERTAIN. MENT SIZE LIVING ROOM, APPLIANCES. CARPETS, DOUBLE CARPORT. $42,500. a classified ad, and pile the money In your wallet I -- PF 8386 __ 16-Auto Parts —_ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. ments s MLS 323 6061 or eves 323051 - onger needed item3 capital of the worldl Lovely 4 MINI MINI RANCH pct. comm against S110,000 copy, compl*te I _ - guarantee. Apply Florida State Employment Service, P.O. Box 400. Perry, Fl. 32317. soliclta. telephor* .* * * * * * _____________ . 6688681. * _________ __________ / / M. Unsworth Realty 3 BR, 28 home located In desirable Sanford neigh. borhood. Close to schools, shopping & golf. $11,900. Del'ona Land Co. REALTOR. Fireplace, large tree shaded lot on lovely street. 5.57,500. Must have Real Estate License, experienced In land development I real estate PH ONE Sell advertising I - Cash 322.4132 MICROWAVE Pusti t'uttfin controls ti,'. c,lro fl warranty usel, still Originally $649. a%SUflie pay of $21 mo Agent 339 ' ' REALTOR no 10 your% FHA VA. 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RN, 0.4 &UP11INW41 ___________________________ ____________________________ W1flAfl11/%I%N%Af%AflAI1J1JJ%, a. csan.n me Intod * — , of the biggest druS busts by federal authorities in ,,hlitory." Ikai beautiful view. FP, fruit & shade trees. $73000 ______________ ____________ I doe shall be stated. Ifihecisim IS Florida. co.WWuesSI or unII10IdoNd. ttse Less: nosurs of the uncertaitwy us$1 be Lets I and 4, HermItage, Unit I, otaNd.ItIWclaIfnIsSecwId.Us according to the Fiat thereof as securIty shall be dNCrIbOd. Tile recorded In Put look 23, Page 1$, claimant shell deliVer autficlini PublIc Records of Seminole ospl..fffi.cIalmfelhecISltfo Cowilty, ps., ON" ffiederktomoileneCgey (SEAL) to sacs personal represiWailve. Arthur H. Be AAll W0006 IRISlIatSI in e M Clerk 00 Court " MIAMI (UPI) — Mw'bers of the Congress IorRIjhIiM$dEqUIIitYpItOCrYPtl0ne___ 33,3 algestiresln a .upport of a gay rights ord1nsnc, soiheD.d. CogilillyCoirthosas by noon today. çê.' CLjREb.dI$,7 *MUM In hind by noon 1bwadq ad the gros's director. Bob maut, said CURE was obooling for fl, nipoluree by today's filing demon to s),nhslfee the thd sItnQI at winning approval of. gay rigMe ardiasace In Dada MLS LAK E FRONT HOAft. 2 RR. 26, personality & addressoHheusdearerhlsaguit MONTE SECTION, according to or allerney, and the amount a. pta? thereof, as recorded in claimed. If Is. claIm Is VSI Flat leek "3", Pate U. Public alue the date when it will b lew Records of Seminole' County, I - Activists' Petition i _______________________ _ -- today in the irial of the -Black Tuna drug smuggUng gang, which has been accused of bringing vast quantities of cocaine and marijuana into the United States, The case went to the jsryatl:5$p.m.Thsrsday,but the jurors wore Immediately sequestered and did not begin their deliberations In the 18-week trial until today. , After a lknonth joint uweatlgatlon by the FBI and the !ug Enfrcemont Agency, fourteen people were Indktsd 1.t May by a federal grsnd jury in M'1However, only eight are currently on trial In whet -Gay 2 acres in Lk Mary Zagri located in area of lovely homes $25,000. P31-5774 Day or Night, exp. 90x 871 .aTiiord. Fl. 32771. 18—Help Wanted All persons having claims or Fabvary a, i at ! ________ r 13 Hall Realty Inc REALTOR, __________ '. _ and the - Harold necessary, must have pleasing Decessid economy. :V U.n was 23c NOT,cg op ADMINISTRATION I recognition, the child was identified as Sherrie Ann Simpson, 4-year-old daughter of the driver, identified as Examine woman tentatively Elussainti, an 18-year-old Haitian migrant. unable The driver of the van escaped injury but to be questioned immediately because of hysteria., AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, Call 1.S41.4617or644-3079 Ireativi Expressions Send _______ ____________________ _______________________ resume and ,..ire to P.O. ______________ .__ Wekiva Falls, 1 BR 1 railer Owner will finance BETTER THAN NEW HELEN MOSS KAFER. for the future heating of swimming pools wasworrledpartaoftliepackagesuchasthe ii, 25, FlOUTS DIVISION pile Nombelf, MIS-CP and local government van pools, energy about funding the trust fund. to auditaandstudlea'todetermlnethefeuibllity "! just want to know where they're going of urban waste as a f uel source. get ( the said Lewis, 1)-West Palm Graham told reporters he too expects the Beach. minimum place, Intercom, Solarium, walk-in closets on wooded ' Mon-Fri 9-Sdaliy Dental Assistant, no RAI N BOW , .. COSfl SIMINOI.I COUNTY, PLOIDA pacUge entirely, expressed some raer. —Fundinig km mom rouvies for date ________ - RONALDG. BECK equipment. proposak to receive dose scrutiny ftm Florida . IN dead former Attorney General Griffin Beli has csU.d 1,1010 - Other highlights In the package Include: —Urging lawmakers to elim inate by 1N4 _____ the state gasoline tax On gasohol produced in Sen. W.D. Childiers, DPanarna City, said he To. '" 51g. Ellis Hunter Inc. Carolyn C. Hunter, Sec. some energy legislation and he will do what to work with Graham on parts such he aspects as a proposed constitutional amendment exempting solar equipment and other energy sa ving devices from property taxes. Most of the money would go to grants and tax breaks for homeowners and businessmen who im,tall sular and other energy efficient comments by saying he hasn't reviewed the DIETRICH _ Legal Notice engaged In buskMill, of 2464, Hwy Senate President PM Lewis, prefacing his ____________________ Navei oranges & grapefruit ______________________ i be, ________________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am , 322-2611 We have several beautiful bid lots w easy terms. $500 dwn, o mo Call for ctetails - ------ Graham's New Energy Plan guzzling signer home, w wood & stone exterior, Great Rm, fire De FUNNY BUSINESS 41—Houses____ - _______ _____________ _____________ Enjoy clean suburban living 24x60 Champion mobile home on 63 cleared ares $38,000 SHADOW LAKE WOODS OURSELVES EDITOR 11—i,ntructio,n Deputy Keith Daws of the Leon County Sherffs Department said Bundy looked Uke a man he saw fiddft with the door of a two victims MIAMI DORIS 9—Good TMflge to Eat ______________________________ Prosecutor Jerry Blair told the judge the state eXpected to erly Leach, 12. She was snatched between classes at Lake City finish Wednesday. Bundy's defense will start Thursday Junior High School three weeks after the Chi Omega murders. morning. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov. Bob Graham's long awaited energy package may be necessary, but lawmakers say it still will face rough going In th e Legislature this siring The chief element of the pa ckage un veiled at a press conference Th ursday is a $78,9 million trust fund financed by oil, gas and phospha te severence taxes and by those who waste energy by speeding and driving gas , LOVE AT FIRST SIGHTSpotless 2 Bdrm home w large Fern Rm, terrific kitchen & landscaped lot in superb area for just $30,950! respective 322-6733,322-0362 death. They spent much of their time Thursday over- ' Care Prosecutors claim a wWte van, license tag 13DII300, carried woman and a child killed when a gasoline can turned inside a van and exploded. The explosion turned the van into a fiery Inferno but ambulance attendants speculated the before the flames reached them. were Black Tuna Jury Deliberates • in questioning witnesses they hoped would Ut BuWy to a var.' stolenfrom theFSlimediacenterinTallahasaeeseveraldays before the killing, ' To write news of local Interest SAN from LONGW000 FORD, WINTER SPRINGS. CASSEIBERRY and if you the have knack for social news from your community to be presented In a column in The Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. contact: rates, months WOODED ACRE wroses & pr ivacy sets off 4 yr. old 3 Bdrm. w earth tone carp. Cen. H A, Indoor W.D hookup & good cash to mtg. or FHA VA financing. $.45,900. WANTED __ money)," For Pair CORRESPONDENTS Will baby sit In my home, any age, reasonable loch _Arbor. 323.6400. Jopling Tells Lawyers To Keep Quiet On Previous Conviction vations Autopsies aiild - TIME ____________________________ Sanford Bundy is on trial in Orlando for the kidnap-killing of Kimb- GAINESVILLE, Flu. (UP!) University of Florida economic historian and author Dr. William Woodruff Thursday called President Carter's pledge to defend the Middle East "Insanity" and warned we are on the brink of World War III. "it is insanity you can't do it," said Woodruff, referring to the pledge made by Carter in his State of the Union address Wednesday night. The only way the United States could ever defend Pakistan or any other Middle Eastern or Asian nation is with the help of powerful allies, he said. PART- I ' Chi Omega Bdrm., 2 Bath, 2100 sq ft. huge Fern Rm w fireplace over. looking Oak shaded lot w 100' lake frontage, 75' dock S more! $86,300. - area residents dc pressed by what iS going on In Our Country? Are you willing to explore discuss grass roots campaign for John Anderson? Contact 323.6594. Mistrial Bundy Bundy UF Prof Raps Carter Stand 18—Help Wanted Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All sees. P.O. Box 6011, Clear. water Fl '%31I Drive TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Gov. Bob Graham says he has given up his own plans for a petition drive _____________ __-. —Houses I ________________________ ________________________ - Despite No ____ ____ .... 1. reslfs CIASSIFIED ADS sure a 9e Noon The Day Before Publication i - Graham: 3 lines Minimum DEADLINES I . - - 36c a line times der To 71c, :1 days e ______ I a flc a line Scofn,cutivetimes 7 consecutive - I . 44c line 1 time 5,30 P.M. AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9NOOfl confers S £ RATES HOURS Bundy LI A I 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. , Parents I 831-9993 _ 23, 1I0—YA , 1~*, f M~&p 5 ..!.. IV I P : _. ~ i. ,- V 2.9 §Ir#.. MRN*L~ 1-71. -" �.-- --'; - . ,'• ••' - - '-.-• .,-- .-'.-- -. - - - . ' .' I SPORTS Friday, Jan. 25, 1NO 1OA-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Who: Loses- Most In Boycott? NEW YORK (UP!) the "Father of the Modern made the ultimate sacrifice tile youths laughed at his you know when the O1ympe Olympics,'' to resurrect them for this country by giving up efforts, telling hni' he'd never First were held in ancie'ht in 1896, when, appropriately their lives to protect it, so why live that long to see the tree Greece, women weren't even enough, the first modern should there even be so much fully grown. allowed to attend the games, "That may be," aid the old Olympics were staged in much less compete In them? as a question now about man, "but other- k) come Athens. I did some digging Into the Again, after the 1936 Olym- giving up the opportunity to after me will be IjtC to enjoy participate in games? history of the original whatever sacrifice I am pies, which were held In Olvmnics - and uncovered the Berlin, the games were in. Somehow, this reminds me making." information the penalty for Any of our Olympic athletes terrupted by Adolf Hitler's of the old Aesop's fable of the any woman found at the for the games when his With all due respect for Bob ignition of World War II and three youngsters who poked who say we ought to compete games in those days was regular trainer, his father, Kane, who has helped formu- although international fires fun at an old man they saw in Moscow, no matter what, death. (bed. She wanted to be on late and implement U.S. burned far more fiercely han planting seeds for a tree. The should think about that a little Those ancient Greeks had a hand to see her son par- Olympic Committee policy they do now and the games man was well up in years and while. rigid code for conducting the ticipate, and the ancient the past 25 years, I think he's went in discard for 12 years, games and ran them in an Greeks, showing infinite off base in his prediction, they were resumed once more Granted there is always the in London in 1948. wisdom, decided not to punish ironhanded irianner. chance if these upcoming Te They eventually made an her, what impresses me most in I cite this particular case to summer games are canceled all the furor over whether we exception to their firm nowomen rule after discovering illustrate the fact that despite it might be some time before should or shouldn't boycott one female, disguised as a their characteristic in- they could be resumed, but all the games in Moscow is the man, serving as a trainer for flexibility, the Olympic you have to do is go back a bit expression of some of those By LARRY CASTLE one of the Olympic boxers and Games always have been and in Olympic history to find out athletes who have been attending the games. No still are subject to change, they can be and quite likely working years in preparation ordinary female, this one was and anyone trying to predict would be regardless of the for the event. Naturally, INSTRUCTIONAL CLINIC the boxer's mother who tpok their future course runs the reason they were interrupted they'll be disappointed if PART! In the first place. over the job of preparing him risk of being dead wrong. THE FOREHAND GROUNDSTROKE there is a boycott and they Obviously, Robert Kane, Many people, over the last several months, have expressed a The ancient Olympic don't get to compete, but I'm president of the U.S. Olympic Gaines began in 776 B.C. impressed by the ones who keen'interest In having this column Include some basic inLady Knights Set Committee, ran that risk That's only when the first say we shouldn't go. They're struetlon. This will be the first of a series on the fundamental For Two Day Flô'gier when he ,old the House precise records were later the ones who stand ready to strokes of the game. We are starting with the forehand because Foreign AThiirs Committee in discovered, but evidence also make some sacrifice for the it Is the stroke that almost all beginners and intermediates . Washington Wednesday a exists they were held as far country giving themtheir depend upon. Of course, one cannot learn to play tennis by Invitational Role -U.S. boy"n?t ',' the Olympics back as six centuries earlier, opportunity to participate in reading articlesonInstruction, however, some Insights may be the in Moscow this summer would They lasted until 394 A.D. the first place. ORLANDO gained and hopefully it will give some ideas that you can work University of Central Florida "undercut the games to cx- when they were banned as with.. I'm not trying to wave the Women's Basketball teani has Unction." He said he would pagan festivals by Theodosius flag or get up and sing the The forehand groundatroke Is the part of the game that most bounded back to win their last deplore the cancellation of the of-Rome. I'm people build their game around. It is a strange paradox but in national anthem, all It remained for Pierre do trying to say is that many tennis almost lO0 percent of beginners and intermedlatezhave five games. The Lady Knights games "because I don't think hold a 124 record going into a they could be reestablished." Coubertin of France, called other athletes in the past a better forehand than they do backhand, but most high level Monday night game against collegiate players and professionals have better backhands. Florida A&M In Tallahassee. There are many great backhands in the professional game The Knight team will be today but only a few truly great forehands. Why? - As we examine the mechanics of the forehand the reason becomes traveling this entire week as they play in the Flagler more deer. To bit a proper forehand one has to have the ability Invitational Friday and to move the racket from the ready position to a position that is Saturday, January 25-26. directly in back of him and toward the back fence. He then has Other teams participating in to swing back across the body to high follow through. All of this the Invitational which is being Involves a lot of movement and the timeing has to be very• held in St. Augustine, are precise - the faster and deeper the ball comes, the more• Miami Dade Community difficult the forehand Is to execute. On a slow surface one has a College North and South, much better chance to prepare for the forehand and thus universmy 01 MIami, South usually to much more consistent than on a last surface. the Florida and Flagler. ' following Is a P by step look at the forehand. Beginning the latest win Step 1.-Face the net by standing just behind your baseline streak, the Lady Knights in the center of the court - feet about shoulder width apart, Yale University 79' weight on balls of the feet - hold the racket In the cradle 78. position (lightly atthroat) with the left hand, the racket hand . UCF continued their winthdbe out tnfrcstol you with the racket head held upand ning ways by defeating Miami r*kitIi "w the lift net-poet. You grip the racket In a . d' h"ON1111m. (The palm of your hand should be Dade South 67.60, Florida Southern 80-52, Florida vertical to the ground). The "V" formed by the junc. International 91.48 and finally jgp, lure of your thumb and Index finger is squarely on top of your the University of Tampa 60haidie.This is the Easter forehand grip. . 52. Step 2. - In the set position as the ball approaches the Leading in scoring for the forehandside, you should pivot on your right foot and start the ulLla , Knights is freshman Mary racket bedi toward the fence behind you. The racket should be HoiSpa with 162 points and a .taken straight back at just below waist level -the left leg is ,! W• field goal percentage of 41.4. than brought over so that your left side faces the net. The The Springfield, Virginia weight should be on the back foot, and the left arm and hand is •.: native is hitting an out. held out In front in a balance position. , standing 78.8 percent from the $p 3... The racket Is back, the wrist is firm, the weight Is nnis Anyone em Inoes L a y Raiders, RaiivI' or vertime Ins The Seminole CniwiJty game high 11 assists. College Lady Raiders and the Edgewater product Velita Fighting Lady Seminoles of Rollerson also lent a strong Sanford both used overtime hand to the rally with l$points periods to score Thursday and 13 rebounds. night cage victories. The victory Improved The Lady Raiders battled Seminole's record to 5.7 while bck against Broward Central Browarci, led by uu llisas (ommunity College 19 Points slipped beck to qiroughout the contest and ball with a 7.7 slate' , "led the score with five Cheryl Kllen $ trio of super *conda left In regulation on sophomores once again line Donna Martin's jump shot proved the Werence U ft Senior Laura Smith, in only Iran the top of the key. Lady Seminoles outscored the nine games is leading the Martin's field goal topped Spruce Ceeek Lady Hawks 12. Lady Knights in total f a strong second half 3 In overtime for a 7143 rebounds with 90, along with comeback that saw the Lady victory. Sonja Manley who also has go Raiders rebound from a &Z The contest was tied at 59- rebounds In 16 games. Smith deficit at Intermission, all In regulation but Tony is also averaging the most Hardy, Sabrina Mellon and points per game with 15.1 Winter Biddix, a Karen Park prepiter proved the Robbln RLUIIII come through Dale Zimmerman, a junior winning force In the extra In the clutch. The threesomefrom Chicago, fllinols, holds a period by capping off a 16 combined for a total of 51 tamWligi 63 assists In 16 [*)int performance with six points. gam markers coming In overtime. member is Debbie Wilson Hardy led the scoring Parade with 25 while Melton with 24. I. Martin again took 'fli, [a,Ju Knights will be UI X%J$5UW with 21 koring ho ChIPPed in with 14. looking forward to keeping while Lake Brantley product ridgette 'Bell tallied six The win improved Seminole their winning streak alive while playing on the road. Points while dishing out a to 7.5 on the year. .2 Friday, January 25, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA - Elhthrac.-$.ILI I HIS .Ionnefla 22.00 14.00 4.20 7 Rulhis Mae 17.40 3.40 7Gym Slim 2.40 0(1.7)70.41; P (1.7) 1411.41: T (1.7.3) 431.00, Time 31.10. NiMhracs-34C 3 Penny Diamond 7.40 11.00 3.20 7ManatesHailIe 1.10 3.10 4 Glut All 3.40 0 (1.3) 27.20; T (1.3.1) 310.0, 31.0. kc.ad race -$I4.0 4.40 2.10 3.30 ($traksrj 540 410 Aaster Scott 400 aliy Brook PQ (34) 34.05, P (4-3) ?.2I: T (43.11 714.41: DD (14) 14.41; Time 0(2.3)37.II1P(3Z) 1fl.$S,T(3. 24) 343.40: Time 31.47. Tenffi race -$U,A C Hey Hotsy Tot - sy 3 Sendixon SIteam Train Third race-SIC 41 53.70 2110 4.00 Our Honey 3.10 2.40 er.uln Jim - 2.40 $vrlir.I.ucky 0(1.3) $3.711 P (8-11134-611 T 1133) 311.10, Tl.. 32.23. Peer*raci-$.1410 • - 1400 740 1.00 Swell Linda 5.30 $40 Wahoo Sot 11,110 Connie (3.$)7741,P(3$)373.3I,TIII1)1104.9; Time 33.11. 11 PINhrac•-S'ICC 31.1010.40 $1.00 TikiKamaka 13-4 10-40 Take TWO j 040 s. Jolley Q(7.$)1047P(7I)$l.$IIT 44)111147: TIme 32.1$. Sia*race-S-ICS 1.70040 410 POW"Cap oronpostw. 3.00 540,7 Ore Twelfth race-7.l4. 0 IN'sSuzieWooay 440 340 7.40 IMountain Girl 7.10 3.00 llluslvsEmma 410 0(1.1)11.31: P *2.1) 24.41: T 01.11 14-141 Time 44.14. 2,7I1 Attendance 341,11). Handle . Transaicffm or UNIIId Prom lulirasriumal Thursday . Basketball 4.00 Atlanta Acquired ssaard Jamø ç(14)$40 Pill) ll$4I;TIS. MctIrey from D,*r.Itinr.$urnfor Ron Lee, Los Angeles' second7) 411.411 Time 31.44. round draft pick In 1440 and the sevom race I SIC ørjiIf Eugene 15.101740 4.60 PIs*Ofls' third-round pick this year. - - 3041 710 COMM 1* COls SiUthIfl Cal Hired Ion Lynn 340 rse,n Player 1(14) 113$, P1141 311.31, 1 an de)enslvs bockfIilj (loch. • - --- - YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE on the back foot, the eye Is on the ball. As the bell approaches . . • . .,. - L.i,- ........... ..p Downtown Kenny BlOWS! i Tm .' S.C.C. Raider center Kenny Drown goes up for two of his 12 points against Florida Jr College In Wednesday night's 77-71 win. Brown and the (aiII*v. 4*.. Raiders frr'i Lake City • "' '"e"" road Saturday at 7:30 p.m. In tonight's prep ac. lion Seminole travels to SpruceCreek while Lake Brantley hosts Daytona Beach Mainland. your weight directly In line with the shot Step 4.-Try to hit the ball a little below waist level and off the front kne .Besureandkeepyourhead down and your eyes on the ball. Be sire to keep a firm wrist and keep the racket lace level. (Do not open or close the face on the basic forehand). Step 5.- Bit the ball in front of you and lit your racket travel through the ball and on to the nice high follow through pon Thin quickly come back to the ready position. It thin WU 1 email camera In the heel of your racket It would be taking a picture of: iOW belt buckle "9' 2 Where the bell should go 3.... 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Illsiv. 11.9'--usNs-63I - ISIS $eP'y.N,O.U.d. 1$ ] 4IH.l*tI r- 1ç-' ,40IfYL.1L L. eii ______ A rrV 4 - •.M'! - t U -. . - * .-- -S --- r �------------•-.-.------• -- & --.-.-- - 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 () 0 CD U NEWS (10) AS MAN BEHAVES "Remembering And Forgetting" (12)(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family," "Peace Treaty." 6:30 8 113D NBC NEWS CL) 0 CBS NEWS CD 43 ABC NEWS ID (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy hires a rock-throwing rustic as aschool.crossingguarcl. C9 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES "Memorizing: Mnemonic DevIces" ff (17) 800 NEWHART Howard undergoes a crash psychological program that changes his entire personality. 700 (4) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (1)0 ROMIE.0 AND JULIE-41 Two robots from feuding firms fall in love in this animated tale. (II) (35) SANFORD AND Fred hits a lucky gambling streak when he and Lamont need money to buy the Sanford Arms. CR(10) MACNEIL I WIRER REPORT 21 (17) SANFORD AND SON Friday, Jan. 25, 1$O pate for power over each other, using a beautiful woman as their ploy. January 25 Fred and Esther Investigate Lamont's mysterious new girlfriend. 7:30 U @3 TIC TAC DOUGH (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7)0 FAMILY FEUD (11(35) MAUDE 10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Mary McCarthy. (Part 2 of 2) 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Gloria Is thrown into a state of complete shock when Mike unveils his future plans for the Stivic family. f 8:00 U @3 SHIRLEY The Miller family's life becomes chaotic after the director of the local historical society designates their home cia landmark. 8:30 (10) WALL STREET WEEK "Small Growth, Big Profits" Guest: David H. Baker, president. 44 Wall Street Fund. 9:00 @3 MOVIE "Marriage Is Alive And Well" (Premiere) Joe Namath, Judd Hirsch. A Wed. ding photographer, a writer determined to remarry one of his several ax-wives and an elderly comedian romancing a younger woman contemplate the institution of marriage. ensnares the crew of the Enterprise in a trap. J U HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Evans vs. Oakridge (fl) (35) MOVIE "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things" (C) (1969) 2:00 (7)0 WRESTLING IS(1O) FAMILY PORTRAIT "Physiological Aspects Of Sex" MORNING 6:00 0 THE LAW AND YOU CD U OUR GANG Ø (17) HUMAN DIMENSION 6:30 0 @3 2-COUNTRY FISHING (L) 0 SPECTRUM (7)0 HOT FUDGE (M(17)IT'S YOUR BUSINESS 7:00 PROFILES IN EDUCA- 2:30 (5) 0 MAVERICK "Passage To Fort Doom" 'lION AWARENESS (5)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ. çTj 0 SPIDERWOMAN ZARD Evidence of hidden THE THREE treasure in Hazzard County t121 (17) STOOGES / THE LITTLE RA8brings out the avarice in BossCALS Hogg and strangers. two o sinister MOVIE "Mother And Daughter: A Loving War" (Premiere) Tuesday Weld, Kathleen Seller. The love/hate (1)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK relationship between mother David Banner loins a carnival and daughter is explored in this act to help dispel its reputation story of three generations of a as a Jinx, woman's family. CD CATS The body (1]) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS of one of the contestants In a 10 FREE TO CHOOSE beauty pageant Nick was Judg. "Anatomy Of Crisis" Dr. Milton lug is found in the trunk OfFriedman discusses his belief Nick's car. that the Great Depression was 1) 1351JIM ROCKFORD directly caused by the failure of CR 10 WASHINGTON WEEK the Federal Reserve System to IN REVIEW exercise its power. (7) MOVIE "The Raven" (1983) Vincent Price, Peter 10:00 Lorre. In a 15th-century English (5)0 KNOTS LANDING Val's castle, three magicians corn- mother (Julie Harris) manages to win the affection of everyone except her daughter during her visit to Knots Landing. (10) THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN SAME "Guiiia" Miss Brodie's views of Italy cause great consternation among a young Italian girl's family. (R) ff ( ) PERSPECTIVES ON GREATNESS "Helen Keller: The World I See" 10:30 (1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 (3) (1)0 (DO NEWS (U) (35 BENNY HILL (1 ) SOUNDSIAGE "J0ert Helm.," OF THE WILD 11:30 (3) TONIGHT Guest host: George Carlin. Gusts: Donna Summer, Bernadette Peters, Vincent Patrick, Rlcky Schroeder. (1)0 MOVIE "The Madwoman 01 Chaillot" (C) (19) 98 Katharine Hepburn, Charles Boyer. The corrupt leaders of an International monopoly are lured to their deaths by an eccentric old woman and her mad accomplices. (2 1/2 Hrs.) CDØ CHARUE8 ANGELS The Angels stage a series of con games In their efforts to trap a compulsive gambler who dailies In crime as well. (R) (11) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDOW RDRTS (11) MOVIE "THX 1138" (1071) Robed Duvall, Donald Plsaasncs, In the world of the future whets umans are reduced by dn to automatons, a man + and woman escape their bonds and fall In love. 12 (1]) (35) MOVIE "Calling Dr. Death" (B/W) (1943) Lon Chaney Jr., J. CarrollNaish. ml murder of an adulteress Is pinned on her Innocent lover. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 12:40 (DO MOVIE "My Six COnyic(RiW)(1952) f Jv; U C!) DONAHUE "Inside The SATURDAY RDA'Y' January 26 Moonles" Guest: Scott Keeler, __________________________________________________________ _______________________ 3.()() PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Live cover, age of the $100,000 Quaker State Open from the Forum. Bowling Lanes in Grand Praldo, Texas. (1]) (3 5) MOVIE 1939 "Stagecoach" B/W 3:30 U (3) MOVIE "Tall In The Saddle" (BIW) (1944) John Wayne, Ella Raines. A Cowpoke Changes his negative attitudes about females when he accepts a lob as ranch foreman and meets his two lovely employera, (1 1/2 Hrs.) 7:30 U (4) BAY CITY ROLLERS (5)030 MINUTES (DO ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS "The Hawk" 800 GODZILLA / OLO. BETROTTERS ADVENTURE HOUR (5)0 MIGHTY MOUSE / HECKLE A JECICLE SUpERFRIENDS 9'00 @3 FRED AND BARNEY MEET THE SHMOO BUGS BUNNY! ROAD (5)0 THE 000 COUPLE 400 0 ANDY wws SAN DIEGO OPEN The third round (7)0 P15J4 10:30 of this PGA golf tournament is presented from Torrey pines Golf Club In i .in (10) TO BE ANNOUNCED (3) DAFFY DUCK ( CD8COOeY AND SCRAP. PY 1)00 (Li) (35) MOVIE "The Fabubus World Of Jules Verne" (C) (1961) (DO WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled events include the Men's and Ice Dancing OVft* at the U.S. Fig. ure Skating Championships In Atlanta; 1979 World Welghtllft- (I) CASPER AND THE (10) FOOTSTEPS ing Championships from salonlka, Greece; International 11:30 U (4) THE JET8ON8 (1)0 FAT ALBERT Ski Jumping Championships from Innsbruck, Austria. CR I 10 FIRING LINE 21 17 UNTOUCHABLES CDO JOKER JOKER JOKER (10)10 BE ANNOUNCED AFTERNOON (4) HOT HERO SANDWICH Guests: Loretta Lynn, Richard Pryor, Leonard Nimoy, Joe Jackson. CL)SSHAZAM CD 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL ,"The Puppy's Amazing Rescue" Two pu$pies have to outthink poachers, a hungry bear and a dangerous hawk to rescue their masters from an avalanche. (ED (35) MOVIE "The Big Broadcast Of 1938" (81W) (1938) 12:30 (5)0 TARZAN / SUPER SEV- EN (1) 0 AMERICAN BAND- STAND (10) LIVING ENVIRON. WENT "Ecology Concepts II" 12:45 (121(17) MOVIE "Fanfare For A Death Scene" (1904) Richard Egan. Viveca Llndfors. An American agent embarks on a frantic search to locate a top scientist who has a vital secret formula mentally stored away. 1.100 @3 ADAM-12 (10) THE GROWING YEARS "The Newborn" - (1) 0 DANCE FEVER 5)GRUiLAiAMs U (4) Bill 5:30 @3SHANANA CS) U THE MUPPETS (10) CAMERA THREE "Ancient Voices Of Children" Jan DeGaetani and the Contemporary Chamber Ensemble Worm a song cycle by George Crumb with poems by Federico Garcia Lorca. (121 (17)WRESTUNG EVENING 600 NEWS (1]) (35) BIONIC WOMAN Jalme regains consciousness in a prison cell after having been switched 'vith her surgically created look-alike. (Part 1) (10) V.I. PEOPLE Host David Moses talks lth Leonar d Kranendonk, a recently retired baritone with Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians, 630 @3 NSCNEW8 (S)U CBS NEWS (DO NEWS (10) SNEAKPREVWWS TAKE TWO "Who's Funnier Mel Brooks Or Woody Alien?" CI) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Maryland at Notre Darns (1)0 STAR TREK A distress call front the planet Plalonkis take sides on the issue and show scenes from Aliens corn. edies and Brooks' satires. TT r,C 9:00 THE BEAR BJ picks up a passenger whom he Warns is either an escaped murderess or an innocent woman framed for murder. (5)0 MOVIE "The $5.20-AnHour Dream" (Premiere) Linda Lavin, Richard Jaeckel. A divorced working mother lands a job on a factory's traditionally all-male assembly line, then has to fight to keep it. (DO LOVE BOAT While Doc is trvina to not rid of his new flame's sister. the Captains daughter tries to help a little boy get his divorced parents - back together, 10:00 @3 PRIME TIME SATUR. Sandy Gllmour reports on swindlers selling lake cornmodity contracts via telephone; Jack Perkins looks t federal grants given to Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers Union. (DO FANTASY ISLAND An ex—centerfold model (Barbi Benton) desiring to treat men as sex objects and a man dreaming of leading a corn_a_ relu __, Visit lu.uuu vie,; rane8y Island. MORNING 5:30 (1 (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:00 THIS IS THE LIFE 1121(17) BETWEEN THE LINES @30 (5) 0 30 MINUTES THE LIVING WORD CD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (1)0 DISCUSSION SEUP - MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 7:30 (4) THE MORMONS (5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY St fl. PJ flAMIIR BAPTIST CHURCH (5)0 REX HUMBARD (DO SHOW MY PEOPLE 'ID (.15) CASPER •(IO3SESANESTREET(R) THE THREE (121 (1 ) STOOGES AND FRIENDS U @ IRONSIDE Ironalda 5:30 from a boyhood friend, now a Dom (10)MI8TERROGERS(R) 0 (4) MOVIE "The Odd Couple" (C) (1968) Jack (121(17) LOST IN SPACE (U) (35) MOVIE "Valley Of The Dolls" (C) (1967) Barbara FarkIns, Patty Duke. A trio of aspiring actresses struggles to make it in the glamor-filled capital of the movie industry, Hollywood, (2 1/2 Hrs.) (1O) MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS When the world and the universe are in Peril. Monty Python comes to the rescue. (1(17) DICK MAURICE AND COMPANY Guests: Bobby Vinton, Connie Stevens. 11:30 @3 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE (1)0 MOVIE "The Healers" (C) (1074) John Forsythe, Pat Han'ington Jr. The chief of staff at a large medical center tries to cope with crises Involving the lose of key personnel and the hospital's use of controversial drugs, (2 Hrs.) (!) • MOVIE "The Westerner" (81W) (1940) Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan. The tyrannical Judge Roy Bean Is confronted by the powerful "Westerner." (1 Hr, 55 Mini.) (4) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 1000 CD 0 KIOSWORLD 12:00 "Bringing Up Baby" (8/W) (1938) Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant, An archaeologist sets out to raise a million dollars for his museurn, but ends up involved with a pretty socialite. (2 Hrs.) All-Stars take on the NFC All. Stars in this annual football classic, live from Aloha Stadiurn In Honolulu, Hawaii. CD 0 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1100 IT) (35) THE JETSONS (10) QUE PASA, U.S.A.? (10) A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR JOSEF STRAUSS 4:30 121(17) MOVIE "Have Rock. at, Will Travel" (1959) Carmen's EVENING American friend Sharon moves In with the Pena family for a week when her mother goes away on a cruise. (R) 6:00 0(4) (1)0 NEWS 'ID (35) BIONIC WOMAN (10) PAVAROTT1 AT JU1L_ @3S FACE THE NATION UARD World-renowned tenor Luciano Pavarottl teaches young performers the fine points of an exacting art at the Juilliard Opera School in New DOORS (111(35) MOVIE "Little Giant" (8/W) (1946) Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. A country boy tries to York City. (12)(17) WRESTLING 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS Ova the city life ass salesman. 111111 1/2 Hrs.) AFTERNOON (5)0 THE BAXTER8 "Unwel. come Guest" (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS- 1200 AND (10) ANOTHER VOICE Guests: Devo, Tasha Thomas, The Ritchie Family, Kelly w 12:30 0 G MEET THE PRESS (I)U BLACK AWARENESS (DO DIRECTiONS A conver- - - (10) THE VOYAGE OF CHARLES DARWIN Charles ' - 8 Actor Keith 9 Melodies 10 Roman dale II Composer florem 19 Emcee Phil 29 Actress Ullmann 30 Resident of (suffix) 33 Russian bat let star Margret 38 Closing 12 Bronle 41 Frolic 39 Border heroine, Jane 43 Singe: Helen 21 Shirley's part. 40 Antilles vaca nor hoe isle 13 Commotion 46 Rail bird 24 Golf pro - 41 Carbonated l4flecarried 4? Personal pro Watson soft drink 15 Actor - singer noun 25 Years (abbr) 42 Victim Marlin 49 Formerly Per , 26 Distress sig. 44 Three Oar 18 Former We nil 45 Story French coin Si The some 21 Understand 46 Thor's wife i?Angered (Latin) (slang) 48 West Indian '8 Slip 52 Wane 28 Actor sorcery 20 Actor Ron - 53 Musician Vigoda 50 Negative 22 Rock star Peter Stewart 54 Actress 23 Cornish name Emerson l$lNTltU•vllIApIAiyIjl prefix b5flywayol 24 Actress Cice 56 Cotton OhiltIINUuIulIJOpsIJta?lI ly machines vtwIl - - - - In!oIAIvtwtotsI - 27 US soldiers' org DOWN 28 His former I Singer name was Foley Clay 2 Scrutinizes 31 Tahitian 3 Epochal national god 4 Actor Robert 32A pungent lle' young 5 Established 34 Morsel øMau,a. g 35 Manuscripts promise (abbr,) 7 Actor Kirk - A1a10131113111111illsi HINT vUllinhi IiAIJIIJ$il*O1flJHR$Ig1 I i1,fv A VJO*NIOI1IAIL, V '1 aTol u S STY '1 O3t011!l - ii3Li1 11tf 0 I 1N lNtItv P nToTsWNtvII TgI Ot o tvU I I ldAttI I 011tuIOIlfifVJ like a hand of colors playing all the time. viiiAIbiogh old orphan visits her six uncles to decide which one she wants to live with. MY FAVORITE COLOR IS BLUE ' 1 wish I had blue toes, I wish I felt like blue, 8:30 (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME A total stranger. arrives at the apartment for dinner on the same night Ann's mother decides to leave her husband again. 0) (35) JERRY FALWELL se I look like blue, I wish * was In a blue world ---- -- and everything else was blue too. Like people were blue, The room was blue, BRAND NAME M ATTRESS & FOUNDATION My bed was blue, the home (5)0 ALICE Alice and the was blue, other waitresses rebel when Mel installs a time clock at the diner. (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" Is the blatantly unpa. trlotic Mr. Appleby or Louisa's favorite new staff member the spy In the Bentinck? (Part 7 of 16) 'The sink was blue, The dog was blue, My tongue was blue, my nose was blue, My teeth were blue and Sold In Sets only desk was blue. WhITE 1like white, 1 like white shoes. 9:30 (5)0 THE JEFFERSONS The snow a personal problem Involving The Ice cream Is white, I like while became It Is a pretty coior. FULL SIZE $49... pc. Other sizes available at comparable reductions, The egg Is white, Tom makes the mistake of asklog George for some help with Helen's high school friends. Tales" Hawkeye passes the (1]) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART Huron test of bravery but turns 1000 down a chance to become a 0(4) EISCHIED A note member of the tribe. (Part 2 of by a slain disco owner accuses 4) mob hoodlums and two uni7:00 ........dsntlfled police officers of SIC "The Leatherstocking ANSWERS 0 (17) ROCK CONCERT Bed then everything would be red. After red, pink everything would be pink flenwe all would be blue ngain. It would be a noisy world with all those colors changing form a most unusual private detective team. 111) (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 9:00 (7) 0 BILL DANCE OUT" (DO ISSUES - after blue. Sebastian Cabot. A nine-year. California. (7)0 PRO BOWL The AFC (5)0 FOR OUR TIME (5)0 socmuu crafty con artist (Ben Vereen) loins forces with a naive young stockbroker (Jeff Goldblum) to Lemmon, Walter Matthau. A pair of divorced men decides to share an aartmant in New Darwin goes from medical school at the University of York City. (2 Hrs.) (L)0 ANDY WILLI AMS SAN Edinburgh to Cambridge. DIEGO OPEN Live coverage of where he prepares for the clerthe final round of this PGA golfgy (Part I of 7) tournament from the Torrey 1111(17) MOVIE "The Family ewel5" (1965) Jerry Lewis, Pines Golf Club In La Jolla, 930 "The Encounter" BLUE bandit. (D O TENSPEED AND BROWN SHOE (Premiere) A 4:00 36 Embrace 3? Superman. Christopher - If I could change the world i would Like it to be blue. I could be blue, My room could be blue Every thing even YOU! Shoes could be blue and sock and coats too. 'p 11 every hour the world would turn another color ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE Archie and Murray fear that their bar is the next target of the local Saturday night Rock" (C) (1970) Robert Redford, George Seqal. EN U• R•N RI MMM MMM 5 Otter 39 Cats coat 8 Actor Conrad 40 Actress Poets (5)0 Union's national team in a series of bouts, live from Moscow. (1]) (35) MOVIE "The Hot Joseph Barbera. (R) (11)(.,5) THE FUNTSTONES MMM - by an earlier group. (Part 1) 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXiNG The United States' amateur boxing team takes on the Soviet DeLuise, imil I Actor Robert expedition of earth settlers led by Col. John Wilder (Rock Hudson) travel to Mars where they learn that the Martian population has been destroyed by earthly disease transmitted CD MORNING NONE ACROSS 0(4) THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES In the yer 2000, an parolee. 02st __________________ •• ..•a. 8:00 warns his aide to stay away KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests: Pearl Bailey, The CR02§WE RD s _.._. aum •• iuu RM MUUR a. .. M •• •• m•R E Gregg. 3:00 Friday, Jan, 25, 1980-5 1 SS _______________________ FRONT Guests: David Houston, Danny (1J)(17) MOVIE "All In A Night's Work" (1961) (DO FLORIDA: 112(17) PORTER WAGONER 2:30 (4) SUNDAY MASS (DOORAL ROBERTS (II) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCAT8 9:00 (4) OUTLOOK Emotions, (II) (35) PAGE rrogreas; uoverage OT me finals singles matches, best Out of five sets, of the U.S. Professional Indoor Tennis Championshlps. 800 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 7:30 Bahama Islands. 9 (10) TENNIS (Joined In PICTURE OF HEALTH Korman, Buddy Hackett. White comedians Bud Abbott and Lou Costello gain mass popularity through their many movies, behind-the-scenes feuding threati.is to destroy their partnership. (R) (.5)0 THE AVENGERS makes his last televised appearance as conductor Of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Virtuoso violinist ltzhak Perlman is featured as soloist. (R) (121(17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD "How Sweet It 1st" (C) (1968) Debbie Reynolds, James Garner. DO THE SUPERSTARS The second men's preliminary round Is presented from Freeport, Lucaya in the Grand lION 1121(17) JIMMY SWAGGART 11:30 93 @3 NBC LATE MOVIE "Bud And Lou" (1978) Harvey HARMONIC AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL Zubin Mehta (5)0 MOVIE cDQ VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- () (17) OPEN UP FLIPPER 24 (10) LOS ANGELES PHIL- 2:00 (5)0 @30 SUNDAY 1) ID (35) 130 TONY BROWN'S JOURAL 7:00 @3 TWO'S COMPANY 11:00 U @3(5) 0 CD U NEWS exploration of the planet. (Part ' 1111(35) MOVIE (C) (1972) 1:30 IJOTOBEANNOUNCED 6:45 @30 CHRISTOPHER CLO- (3D FIRST locate Earth and embark on an 80 "Joe Kidd" 0(4) MOVIE @3(5)0(7)0 NEWS TT' 0 (4) COLLEGE BASKET- (5)0 they FUL WORLD The Computer were paid off. ) fl TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Wore Tennis Shoes" A class experiment gone haywire fills Trapper and Gonzo fight the the brain of a college student poor attitudes of a critically ill (Kurt Russell) with the details of girl and a hospitalized street a mobster's illegal gambling gdrlg youiri, fl 0 THE DONNA SUMMER operation. (Part 1)(R) SPECIAL Robert Guillaume (5] 0 60 MINUTES (li) o GALACTICA DISCOV- lOinS the reigning queen of disco for an hour of music and ERS EARTH The surviving comedy featuring highlights humans aboard the giant from a concert performance. battlostar Galactica finally BALL Virginia at Ohio State 6:30 (M I 13 @3 DISNEY'S WONDER- threatening him unless 27 sation with Rev. Jimmy Allen, past president of the Southern Baptist Convention is presented . l3 (10) FLORIDA REPORT 1:00 10:30 ltOO Roger Ebert and Gene SisIisI 1:30 ,r 5-00 who worked undercover within the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church. CL 0 HEE HAW Guests: Dot tie West, Pat Buttram, Jjmm C. Newman, Lonnie Brooks () 0 LAWRENCE WELK 8:00 0 @3 CHIPS Ponch and Jon search for two youngsters who. trying to escape punishment, inadvertently lumped into the back seat of a stolen car. (530 THE CHISHOLMS The Chisholms are faced with a sweeping prairie fire and an Indian attack. C!) 0 ONE IN A MILLION Cushing is ecstatic when handsome African prince asks Shirley to marry him. 8:30 CD 0 THE ROPERS Helen invites the young girl that Stan. lay found sleeping in his storage room to move In with the Ropers, SUNDAY January A-, stars are white,the ti s _ ma n while. , My color Is white, my teeth we £ • •s• i white. WeMy WdgM ' p pm 11 41 17 4 1N "IthP .. - I &!,. & , P c :;; �- - _._....—r 5 --- _5_ 5-- •_ 5-- -. -- El 6—Evenino Herald, Sanford. -Fl. -. -- 5 - MONDAY EVENING 6:00 (5.) 0 (7)0 NEWS 2J (10) AMERICAN GOVERN.. MENT "Federalism" (121(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 ( NBC NEWS (1)0 cas NEWS DO ABC NEWS ()FACE THE MUSIC CL) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE CD 0 JOKER'S WILD (1]) ( 5) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Esther investigate Lamont's mysterious new girl, friend, 4(10) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT (121(17) 8ANFoP.D AND SON Fred starts an escort service which soon gets out of control. 1•30 3 (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "I'm S0000 Ugly" (1) 3 THE NEWLYWED GAME (DO FAMILY FEUD 6:00 (I) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura's efforts to teach sign language to a deaf boy are jeopardiz.d when the youngster falls In love with her. (5) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI A Russian hog expert attending a Cincinnati farm conference asks Bailey to help him defect. (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne, Shirley and a compul. or named Sophie race against time to find a bomb planted in the electric company by an irate customer. GD (35) JIM ROCKFORD "White On White And Nearly . ---- . -. ounces to the Curren discomania -- with performanc 28es by the Joftrey Ballet and host of guest artists. .vw January Perfect" CO (10) SONG BY SONG "Dorothy Fields" Millicent Martin, Marian Montgomery, David Kernen and Elaine Stritch perform the songs of lyricist Dorothy Fields and her many collaborators including Jerome Kern and Cy Coleman. (2107) BIG BATTLES "The Battle Of The Atlantic -• The Supply Line Of Freedom" No battle of World War II was more vital, or more dangerous, for Britain than the contest fought in the Atlantic. 6:30 (1)3 THE LAST RESORT (7)3 ANGIE A nine-year-old hypochondriac from down the block descends on the Benson household, 9:00 ' 3(4) THE MARTIAN CHRON. ICLES in the year 2004, the rapidly growing human popula. t ion of Mars learns of impend. ing nuclear war on Earth, and of the presence of other beings onMars.(part2) (5)0 MASH Col. Potter gets fed up with Hawkeye and B.J.'s complaints about the recreational activities and appoints thorn morale officers, (7) 0 STONE Stone over. steps the normal boundaries of the law to prevent a dangerous criminal just released from police custody from striking again. (1 (35) 007) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kentucky vs. LSU ' 4 (10) CONVERSATIONS ABOUT THE DANCE Famed choreographer Agnes do Mille gives a personal view of the evolution of her art form from 17th-century Jacobean IGNT Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Will Th e 9:30 (5)0 HOUSE CALLS Charles is asked to perform surgery on a notorious underworld figure who is about to become the focus of a grand jury investiga. lion. 10:00 5) 0 LOU GRANT Billie learns she could be a victim of cancer as a result of a miracle drug given to her mother dur ing pregnancy. (7)0 FAMILY Nancy is faced with big problems with both her job and her young son. l)EAI{ DICK: On "240-Robert," does Morgan pilot the helicopter hersel rr (UNSIGNED), Vancouver, Wash, Carl Switzer, who was, as far as anybody here knows, the one and only Alfalfa, was shot and killed In 1959. I think you have autographs and pictures of Hubert Lindsey, an evangelist from Rprkolpv Calif 10:30 8 (10) A DIVINE MADNESS Julie Harris narrates the story of a theater / dance camp in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, founded In 1913 by two women, which has nurtured the development of some of our most prominent performers. DEAR DICK: I would like to find out about a movie that was made in 1971 or 1972, called "The Badlands," It was filmed In Colorado, near Lamar and LaJunta. It starred Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek and was about a man and woman who went on a killing spree. I would Like to find out what happened to the movie because I was in it, with the Colorado National Guard, and have never seen It. WESLEY BRAWNER, Waukomis, Okla. lioo It was called Just "Badlands" and released In '73, and was very well received, on a small-scale kind of way. It has become something of a cult film, and you should be able to see If because It gets revived periodically, DEAR DICK: Can you tell us please something about the life of Martin Sheen. he's such a terrific actor. (UNSIGNED), Portland, Ore I agree - he was just great in "Apocalypse Now" but didn't get the credit be deserved. He was born In Dayton, Ohio, In 1940, and his name was Ramon Estevez. He is the son of an Irish mother and a Spanish father. He came to ® NEWS j (35) BENNY HILL 11:30 @)TONIGHT Guest host: Bill Cosby. Guests: Lola Faiano, George Gobel. 1)3 AMERICA - WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? "Our New, Old Foreign Policy" In the first of a five part series. Waiter Cronkite looks at possible changes in American foreign Policy. 13D0 BARNEY MILLER Sarney worries when his wife accepts a job U a social work. or in a tough East Bronx neigh. borhood. (R) TUESDAY January 29 - 35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDOIE ROBERTS Lydia and Dean Knier have a rendezvous; Cynthia uncovers something frightening about Turner; Gertrude makes advances toward a member of Eddie's household, (Il) (17) MOVIE "Flying Down To Rio" (1933) Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire. A beautiful woman in Rio de Janeiro becomes the cause of rivalry between two of her many admirers. EVENING 800 CL) (DO NEWS 0 0) ART OF BEING HUMAN "From Sound To Music" (121(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS cilo cas ,eewe (D 0 ABC NEWS D 5) ANDY GRIFFITH The Taylor family leaves for a Holly. wood vacation. 0 (10) ART OF BEING Watson The New Barney Rfe witness to Los Angeles, unaware that she plans to use her Identical twin to help her escape. (5)0 ThE WHITE SHADOW (1)O HAPPY DAYS The grand opening of Arnold's totally remodeled restaurant is threatened by some major lastminute problems. (11) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Kill The Messenger" 2 (10) NOVA "Black Tide" The most devastating oil spill in history and its effects are examined. (A) (121 (17) THE SEARCH FOR THE NILE "The Great Debate" The Bakers, in Africa, discover HUMAN "Jazz/ Bach" (121(17) SOS NEWHART Both Lake Albert, a vital link In the Bob's rscsptionist and a Bud- search. After Dr. Livingstone dha figure with a clock in its arrives In London and chatlengee Spoke's theory, Burton navel give him a hard time. and Spoke are Invited to 7.00 debate publicly. 6 Q FACE THE MUSIC 6:30 (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO G000TIME GIRLS Two (D JOKER'S WILD (1]) 5) 8ANFRD AND SON of Betty's fiances appear at the Fred starts an escort service house at the same time and one of them brings a minister which soon gets out of control. 0 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER along, REPORT ' 9:00 (121(17)SANFO$z) AND SON 3( 4)THEMARTIANCHRON. Fred is happy with Lamont's ICLES The Mars Settlers wedding plans until he learns return to Earth to find their melthsy don't plan to live with him. olives dead and the planet destroyed, and decide to 7:30 return to their colonies on ® TIC TAO DOUGH CI) 3 THE NEWLYWED Mars. (Part 3) (5)3 TOP OF THE HILL GAME Wayne Rogers, Mel Ferrer, (7) oi tilD 5) MALICE Both Maude Elko Sommer, Sonny Bono, and Walter suffer from insom- Adrienne Barbeau, Paula Prenlisa and Gary Lockwood star in nla on a snowy night. 0(10) DICK CAVEnr Guest: this presentation of Irwin Shaw's story so.? In the breathRichard Mitchell. taking atmosphereof the 1980 04 THE FAMILY 'Olympics at Lake Placid. (Part "Archie Is MIssing" (Part 2) - A chunky, balding young He is constantly smashing picture on a "wanted" poster me, and I thought he as going actor who learned his craft Sheriff Lobe's patrol cars or in the pod office. I like the to yell at me about the foul at England's prestigious allowirX suspects to escape. new way much better. I've deed, but all his 4year.old Royal Academy of Dramatic _ Art Is surprised to find He's the guy viewers love to been hated and I've been mind was concerned with himself identified the laugh at, which comas as I better.,, being liked is much was the - fad that I had a horse and hadn't told him CO(flSd of surprising change. For years about it." he had been type-cast In His $-yesr.dd son, Mason, maddog killer roles. For a also likes It that way. Watson MilhsWataon,wtiostarsas Some series Stairs would be Deputy Perkins on NBC's decade he appeared in isasinglep Rehashed Jealous of the fact that the various television series as ctat* of Meson since a "second banana" gets so The Misadventures of the rotten, wVh.yen, crueldivorce sight years ago. Sheriff Lobo," •VOS5 ITWIMIF u4 ___ who Wee al Memories of Stan wo, bsng up orngat Aki isn't. Akins, WI Tim Conway an watsm "he's my but pal.11 ShWW Lobe, abo laughs at good 9WL Knotts' wacky Barney Fife. "I get a kick out of wethaeVt. re "I'm getting afraid to "They even had me ching him roll on the floor be.Aldn ü one look at each new script," laughs kicking dogs and punching laughing when he sees at Watson and breaks out Wat kids, says Watson of his crazy things Perkins doss on laughing. Watson. "I hate to '-" what they're going to have early roles. "Today peopls the show. I used to worry . So far, he's feCsemsasPerkJnsand about what he's think when me do next" "I think Mills Watson is in ildmod they untie and ask for my he saw me beating up one at the fwwdwl men to hung by his heels In a tree, autO!eph. In the AM days Marshal Dillon, In one come along in yaw*, and Ism fallen out of a boat azul been they'd look at we In. funny 'GW'nOIC& episode I rode a delighted that he's coining to used as a human way, U though, they were horse and took a few shotsat national attention on my J sire they had lagI.,d p (i i4i W,'1ays Akitii 5 lfalfa Ple as e Stan d Up? DEAR DICK: Regarding your article on Carl Switzer being Alfalfa on "Little Rascals." At a reunion In Alabama, Hubert Lindsey, an evangelist from Berkeley, Calif., attended and claimed to be Alfalfa. Were there two different ones? It's very important to know since we got autographs and took pictures. I'm puzzled. SUE MIt)DLETON, Scotts Mich. Sheriff Lobo's Deputy • Re al A (1) THE MISADVENTURES OP SHERIFF 1000 Deputy Perkins .scQrJ,A muvdev wisi: New York to study acting and he told me that the popular story that he changed his name to Sheen after the late Bishop Sheen Is not true. He called himself Martin after it casting director (Robert Dale Martin) who was nice to him, and picked Sheen because he like the sound.. In New York, he was a hit In the play, "The Subject Was Roses," and then did the movie, too, which brought him to Hollywood. He and his wife, Janet, and four children live In Malibu. DEAR DICK: I don't think they should call 11240Robert" a flop, because it Is good show. Could you please tell me the birthdays of Mark Harmon, John Bennett Perry and Joanna Cassidy. Also, how could I help keep "240-Robert" on the air? JUNE STONER AND ISRAEL. ALPERT. Williamsport, Pa. Too late, It's down the drain. Nothing can be done any more. The birthdays: Harmon, Sept. 2; Perry, Jan,4; and Miss Cassiday is Aug.2. Send them happy thoughts; they need them. responsibility to its island Trust Territory in the Western PacifIc, a small and generally unremarkabie island except for its strategic location, is examined. (1 (1 7) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Clemson vs. North Carolina State EVENING 9:30 TAXI Enraged by the unsafe working conditions at the garage, Elaine leads her fellow cabbies in a strike against the Sunshine Cab Company. (Part 1) BUSINESS ''Business Location" (M (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Joan Rivers, Vincent Price. 10.'00 3(41) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS (7)O ABC NEWS (ID (35) ANDY GRIFFITH The 6:30 (DO HART TO HART Tie Harts' dog runs away with j weapon used In the murder of a wealthy neighbor. 11.00 (1) (5)3 (DO NEWS I 35) BENNY HILL 0 io FAWLTY TOWERS Basil attempts to convert Fawlty Towers Into a gourmet's BUSINESS "Sources Capital" and his friends host an orphan contingent for a wildly lmprobable camping-out experience, 7:00 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC (1) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD (D ( 5 ) SM4ORD AND SON (4) THE BEST OF CARSON Guests: Angle Dickinson, Bobby kelton, Marilyn Hom e, David Horowitz. (R) (5)0 AMERICA WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? "The Balance Of Power" Walter Cronkite reports on AmerIca's military strengths and weaknesses. (Part 2) MOVIE (DO ABC "Survive!" (1976) Hugo Stigiltz. The survivors of a plane crash In the Andes Mountains attempt to attract help while resorting to drastic means to stay alive in sub-freezing Fred Is happy with Lamont's wedding plans until he learns, they don't plan to live with him . CHI (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (121(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred is honored with the Watts "Businessman Of The Year" award. - 7:30 (I) TIC TACDOUGH (5) 3 THE NEWLYWED GAME temperatures. (R) (1D 35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDDIE ROBERTS Mr. Billy tries to verify Samantha's iden1) tity; Lydia discusses Samaft(D 0 THREE'S COMPANY tha's massage business with a]) ( 5)DINAH, & FRIENDS the dean; Vivian and Tony heat 10 RLD "Welcome ..' .; .;t. Th Yap". 'uit sset." up.Ibelr ,,.- .Z.,•-4 5 ,,,.: 4:: :":;1t1k.3. ;: L : ;";. •. •,', or - iv 8:00 PEOPLE Fealured are reports on a gathering of mystics, an ugly dog contest, milk carton boat races, and a "Miss Physique" Contest. (1) 0 YOUNG MAVERICK Ben discovers the hospitable citizens of a small town are trying to keep him there to pit him against the town terror. (DO EIGHT IS ENOUGH While the Bradford ladies prepare a belated shower for Susan, Tommy turns to an oldor woman for affection after being rejected by his girlfriend. (11) (.,5) EDWARD AND MRS. $fl55 "The New King" After the death of King George V. Prince Edward assumes the throne despite the on-going controversy surrounding his marriage to Wallis Simpson. (Part 2) 0(10) GREAT PERFOR. MANCES "Moliere" Although at the height of his career, Mollore is besieged by dissention and rivalry in the troupe and mounting criticism from relig. ious quarters. (Part 4ofs) (1}(17) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "A Special Mischief" Elizabeth and Rose are arrested after their involvement In a political demonstration. 0 @1) REAL 9:00 0 @1) DIFF'AENT STROKES Arnold and Willis go into the cookie selling business with (5)0 TOP OF THE HILL Irwin SQUARES Shaw's drama, set at the 1980 111)(35MAU01 Maude takes Olympics, of a man who has up her duties n manager over made it big but finds himself three men in a real-estate struggling with a mid-life crisis office. is concluded. (Part 2) (9 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: (DO CHARLIE'S ANGELS Uaz.ns Andrews. Kris poses as a real estate Fpjiy,., ageitDi*WIS. S ' _____ `7 t I-. "Nothing is so useless as a general maxim." disastrous results. (7) 3 HOLLYWOOD -- to Of (121(17) DOS NEWHART Bob 11:30 . Taylor family starts an exciting vacation In Hollywood, indud Ing a visit to a movie studio. (3 (10) ITS EVERYBODY'S paradise. (Part 6016) (2(17) LAST OF THE WILD "Giant Constrictors" I've answered this one before, but still get lots of letters about it, Yes. Polly did do that commercial. •'r Macaulay expensive mansions up for January 30 sale. - tU (35) (M(17) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Alabama vs. Mississippi State "The Longest Kiss" 0 (10) EVERY FOUR YEARS 6:00 5)0 (7)0 NEWS (3 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S CD No. Joanna Cassidy, who plays Morgan, (toes not fly. DEAR DICK: We miss seeing Lawrence Welk. has this good show been dropped? EVELYN BIWNER, Mobile, Ala. Not nationally. The Welk show is syndicated, which means that it is sold, station by station. It is possible that your local station dropped it. You'll have to check with them about that. -. DEAR DICK: Please settle an argument. Who played the part of Mr. Christian In the movie, "Mutiny on the Bounty," in which Charles Laughton played Capt. BhIg'n? CO. SANDERS, Stuart, Fla. You should hang your orange bush in shame, to think that you have forgotten Clark Gable. DEAR DICK: Please settle an argument between my husband and me. I say Polly Holiday, Flo on "Alice," plays in a Stoic Top stuffing commercial. My husband says it's not. DEBB!E MASSENGLE, Baxter Springs, Kan, WEDNESDAY I - Friday, Jan. 25,1980-7 pt ',_'),- _. .•. Howard K. Smith looks at how a combination of circumstances and Individual styles have escalated the power and the roles of the presidency. (Part 2) 3 @) HELLO, LARRY Larry is delighted to receive an expenslve fishing reel from a young neighbor until he learns it was shoplilted. 10.00 0(4) BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Steve Marlin. (A) (D O VEGA$ A mobster tries to prevent Dan from testifying against him by having a close friend of Dan's kidnapped. 0 (10) SECRETS Comedian Robert Klein joins Wayland Flowers and Madame for an exploration of all kinds of ridiculous and serious secrets. 11:00 3(4) (5)0(730 NEWS 11:30 (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Candice Bergen, Mac Davis. (1)0 AMERICA WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? "Adversarles in The Middle East" Walter Cronkite reports on the pivotal Middle East region. (Part 3) (DO LOVE BOAT "Parents Know Best" Janis Paige, Monty Hall; "A Selfless Love" Leslie Nielsen, Lynda Day George; "The Nubile Nurse" Elaine Joyce. (A) - (M (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDDIE ROBERTS Chlquita is accused of hiding a man In her room; Vivian wants to break up with Tony; Knitzer commisIp8 Mr.. ftl to arcb fpr ..,.:.. �SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 135—Sunday, January 27, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—CUSPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents Federal Invest'i6 gators Com*ing To Schools Next Week I 8—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 23, 1IO NBC To Present 'The Martian Chronicles' By DAVID M. RAZIER ficials Monday morning, Herald Staff Writer They will be spending the entire week in Federal Investigators will be studying the Seminole County, evaluating the program on a Seminole school district's programs for district level and then moving from school to educating non-English-speaking students Mon. school to see it in action. They will then prepare a report on how well the county's program meets day, in response to a complaint the district federal guidelines, violating federal guidelines, attending Lake Howell High School. Under the federal civil rights act, all children must be provided with full educational op. portunities. Under OCR interpretations, this means students cannot be penalized for not speaking English. Several investigators from the Office of Civil The visit was prompted by a complaint filed in Rights (OCR) regional office in Atlanta are ex- October by Central Florida Legal Services on pectedto-begin meeting with school district of- behalf of Chieu My Trong, a Vietnamese refugee Students must be taught English under any of a variety of methods, including English-as-asecond-language classes or bilingual classes, While the government does not mandate one Police Hold Murder Suspect "THE MARTIANS," this week, is based on Ray two-man space flight to Science fiction used to be The popularity of science consequences of looked upon as a trash form fiction is long standing. technological advancement Bradbury's popular space Mars. When York (Richard Tuesday, Jan. 29: Back on of literature, unsuitable for Science fiction provides us or that kind of transformed adventure. The production Old! ield) and his companion Earth, Wilder learns that his anyone with a smidgen of with an opportunity to social arrangement. It also was shot on location in Malta land on the red planet, they relatives have died in the maturity. But in the past 20 imagine the future, to deals with the important and the Canary Islands. are destroyed by Mr. K war. There is desolation on years, especially, sci-fi has develop "future con- questions of our age. In a Richard Matheson, who (James Faulkner), a Mars too. A man called been picking up supporters sciousness." Sd-fl stories very real sense, sci-fi wrote the screenplay for Martian who fears their Driscoll (Christopher from the very groups that project possible future projections are actually "The Incredible Shrinking presence - especially after Connelly) desperately were once its harshest societies - the role of the reflections on contemporary Man" and 14 "Twilight he sees his wife Ylla(Maggie searches for someone to talk critics. Most notable have family, the Impact of institutions, ideas and ideals. Zone" scripts, adapted Wright) swoon while to. He meets Genevieve been sci-fi's inroads into science, government and These elements of science Bradbury's book for TV. dreaming of the spaceship's (Bernadette Peters) in an educational communities: It religion, the use of work and fiction are all evident in the arrival. A later expedition empty town but turns away "The Martian Chronicles" finds the Martian civilization when he realizes she's en. has been estimated that one leisure time. NBC presentation, "The out of every five high schools Science fiction helps us get Martian Chronicles." The has sold more than 5 million has been decimated by the slaved to possessions. offers a course in science accustomed to the Idea of three-part mini-series, copies since 190 and has chicken pox, spread by Another settler creates an fiction, change by presenting the which will be presented this been translated into some 20 American explorers, android family. At last languages. The 26 stories Wilder comes into contact that comprise the book show "THE SETTLERS;' with a Martian. They share a stylistic mix of science Monday, Jan. 28: In 2004, a meanings. Afterwards the fiction, fantasy and social fleet of spaceships fined with renewed Wilder takes his drama that isintriguing. a group ol settlers land on family on a picnic. When Following is a brief Mars. Soon there are a dozen they ask to see Martians he synopsis of the three communities there. Father points to their reflections in programs: Peregrine (Fritz Weaver) the water of a canal. The "THE EXPEDITIONS," and Father Stone (Roddy Wilder family will begin The Holocaust permeates discerned. Broadway to mixed reviews all creative sensibility today. Sunday, Jan. 27: In McDowell) get lost in the their life together on Mars One writer who has taken a Its influence is evident in the direct approach to the Nazi It follows a young February 1999, Colonel John wilderness. Meanwhile from with a new reverence for the works of such playwrights as genocide is Martin Sherman, homosexual in Cologne, Wilder (Rock Hudson) Earth, there Is news of place. They are no longer lonesco and Beckett, who do a young playwright from Germany, who is arrested oversees the launching of a nuclear war. Earth Chauvinists. not write about it directly, New Jersey, whose Un- and sent to Dachau. It's a son from marrying a childhood but In whose alien land- nerving "Bent," starring love story and a comment on Janua 31 sweetheart who is working as a scapea and characters its Richard Gere and David social issues. Frontal nudity _________________________________ high-priced call girl. (Part 1) r.j j aftereffects may be D's, recently opened on and a searing love acute are .... .. ._. .. (1) 0 KNOTS LANDING In A' - , A suspect in the murder of Sanford to the jail at 12:50 this morning, charged Georgia correctional institution's Henson's body was found in his home at Diagnostic and Classification ('enter in 1902 Suminerlin Ave on Nov 29 by a truck driver Paul Henson is being held with murder. Jackson, Ga., where he is under life today at the Seminole County Jail, ac._-.. maid he called the night before fr "a&. Oliver was transported here under a sentence for murder. cording to Frances Ryan, corrections .• Oliver is scheduled to ap pear before been shot twice in the head with a .22com pact agreement with the state of officer. caliber gun. Richard Allan Oliver, 24, was brought Georgia. He was previously at the Judge Wallace Hall Tuesday at 2 p.m. - Election Leader Pledges Hostage Solution 4." - -, . •:, . -' . Broadway Play Focuses On Holocaust Viectim " - - ._ -. ... ---. -: - . ... . '...- - _,_: -,,- .'' :: ii tha r. S. controversy that has sprung up around the play. Sherman says "Brent" is a departure for him; his past plays have usually been lighter. He explained that be was InSPIred to write ft play after noting a rrerence to pink triangles in "Cabaret." "l which be a dramatic device and symbol In the play identified E1WUUL2 Ut Site r,..... I1JU IU IIEIVV5 nit vPn MR U, iJI robot from the clutches of 600 kidnappers, CL) S (T.) S NEWS (10) EARTH, SEA AND CL) S THE WALTONS SKY "Causes Of Climate" C!) S MORIC & MINDY Mindy Q (17) CAROL BURNETT secretly takes over a newspaAND FRIENDS Guest: Tim per lonely hearts column. CR (10) PROBE "Sunshine Conway. Sunset" This program will 630 review these two laws In order NBC NEWS to rectify any misinformation NEWS and talk about the laws probABC NEWS lems.5hOftCO(fllflQS and bane0 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy fits. poi" for a picture with a Holly(17) THE AMERICANS wood starlet and his romance •• FOOIbIN Coach" Todays with Helen is Jolted. / cM 6 c.s !, IW U%IlW1 UEP aaw that )ISIIOW Mu's of David identified Jews. way 6 V 1W "Oceanoy' 17) SOS NIWNART Bob turns amateur detective when he believes his exp.naive tape recorder has been stolen. 700 S (4) PACE THE MUSIC (1)5 P.M. MAGAZINE CDSJOKER8 WILD IAN7nm4 s 2112 a ALL t.!!AZA I I ta - (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred is honored with the Watts "Businessman Of Th. Year" award. I 20 990 9 IV'flYT1 I Pminlse" " - I - ' ' ,. J"; AV •. marty of Ohio State University. 30 (7)5 BENSON Benson and Marcy try to help Miss Kraus get a date with the love of her life - the butcher. (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Distant Thunder" Undercurrents of tension are created in the household when James leaves his father to . 9U L/ rrunu (17) SANFORD AND SON i- IIU)dU• WI I . •,,. 'CV, . - . •• - @AMOUNT OOM (R ESERVATIONS . ...... ..... ..... - I I - - at TOURIST Mill PH. Us$11 8.W ROGERS IN THE 2M CENTURY While Wilma tries to prevent a .pac.b.rg 8G)BUCK - (DS 20/20 ' Of r 1010 (ED(35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 S@)(1)S®SNEWS a Herald Plists GD (35) BENNY HILL 5(10)GREAr DSC$S$ONS 11:30 by Tim Nitill EMERGENCY RescUe personnel treat Allyn M. Hodges of Sanford, who was later admitted to Florida Hospital in Orlando in critical condition, after his 1975 model Honda motorcycle crashed into the side of a 1978 Ford pick-up truck driven by Ronald N. Battle of 2030 Sedler Drive, Fern Park. The accident occurred Friday afternoon as Hodges was riding east on State Road 48 and Battle was crossing at Upsala Road. Battle was charged for violation of right of way at a stop sign. (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Dr. Paul Ehdictt, Jim Fowler. (1)5 AMERICA .WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? "Our Faithful Allies" Walter Cronkite looks at the strength of American alliances and at Western * on and Janania art A .. MIAMI (UP!) "We snuck out the back while he was in While a hijacker intent on flying to Iran negotiated from the cockpit," said Lynn Martin, 19, of the cockpit, his hostages were forsaking Dallas, after the plane ret ur ned to Miami Friday night. "It was ner ve-wracking. him two by two. of I've never had this happen to me before At the end of a 14-hour ordeal-11 and I hope it doesn't again ." It on the tarmac at Jose Marti Airport in Ingram, his wife and his two Havana the hi jacker handed his gun daughters, aged 13 months and three over to the crew of Delta Airlines Flight the plane in Atlanta, wife years, who boarded 1116 and surrendered himself, his remained in Cuban custody. and his two daughters to Cuban auAtlanta police said they had no record thorities. of Ingram, but Ar thur Nerhbass, FBI The gunman— identified by the FBI as agent-in-charge in Miami, said he had Samuel Aldon Ingram Jr., 28, of Atlanta been arrested for bank robbery in — was 30 Intent on his negotiations for a Charlotte, N.C., and served time in flight to Iran, and his family was so federal prisons. sound asleep, that they were unaware Nerhbass said he did not want to reveal stewardesses were shepherding the other how the man got his weapon onto the 49 passengers out of the plane via plane because "someone else might try dumbwaiter elevators. it." SIS au. %4" I aiDu#lr i' w.. rt. CO I - " ' matinee days," he said, B DONNA ESTES Heralif Staff Wrfter arwil.y, When Brady Sapp heard there was to be a sack race at All Souls school on Spirit l)a', he thought he could move faster with the sack over his head instead of standing in it and hopping, lie could move faster, but trees and other obstacles proved a problem. Track and field events plus other games were enjoyed by the students 1uring the annual event at the school in Sanford. . egis a ive ro ems borhoods. "If the people there are opposed — and I don't Is - do is . - Li ___ , com 77 IL I - - . ._ - IN THE BAG - -, - I'm strongly considering that. I've never been in whether there will be contributions from the involved In pari-mutuel wagering before where state and the property owner for improvements to vested interests are competing against each the road," Kirchhoff said, other," Vogt said. County Commissioner Bob Sturm said, cvert the Seminole Harness Raceway in Former House Speaker Den Tucker will be itis difficult to know just what it will contaln,"he "I'm Waning towards supporting, but l have not however, that the county in this fiscal year has (,lberry to a dog racing facility may be a long working with Hattaway, lobbying for pu'ge of said, come to a definite position. The next committee budgeted $40,000 to resurface the portion of the legislation, Hattaway said Friday. "It will be extremely controversial. You can and hard one. hearings are in Tallahassee Feb. 13 and 14. 1 Seminola Boulevard from Button Road to Winter Brantley said former StateSen. Kenneth Plante count on that," Brantley said, As far as Hattaway's colleague on the Seminole' anticipate talking to some interests then, trying Park Drive. Plans are to complete the balance of County tgls3aUve Delegation, State Rep Bobby of Winter Park, who represented Seminole State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, also is to weigh equity. I have not made a commitment, the road next year. Sturm said there are no plans ft-Losmgwood, is concerned he going County rthga portion o( the loyearsheserved taking awalt.and4eeposltion.'I haven't taken a but itis under consideration," the senator said, "I to widen the road. to wait and see what his constituents say before in the state House, will be lobbying against the firm position yet," he said. "I have met with both hate to shoot from the hip and later find out I was Sheppard said a dog track would give "pretty he takes a position pro orisinmydistrl con on Un iwA. skies the owners of the harness track and the wrong. There is plenty of time to make a good business" to area motels and restaurants, propow. "Since theharneu track ct,Iwill Brantley said Jerry Collins of the Sanford- Sarordlando Kennel Club. I'm trying tomerit decision," Vogt said, "This is only January." He said merchants should be happy about the the legisiation is filed before i do Orlando 1CJIJIj Club Informed him that a out the pros and cons. I anticipate meeting with Cauelberry Mayor Owen Sheppard predicted season being extended If it comes to pass. wsj,gu 'snJJsy said. "I plan to send a letter recently conducted poll indicates Seminole several other people as well to find out where Hattaway will not have much luck getting his Casselberry Council Chairman Frank Schutte W . 1411" to' isch regIstered voter in the precincts County residents not want more monthe of dog eqAty liii, legislation through. He noted that the major road said from an employment point of view, the horse "At fird Mud4 it amns only I*cal more leading to the horse track, Seminois Boulevard, is track provides more jobs than a dog track would. swillindifts on him U*ck, Wftft them of raft. ITAllim said be found no outcry for man what is proposed and asking them what they dog.racug tljne," Brantley said, adding Collins bssin,si would be gotten by a dog track than a under city Jurisdiction for traffic control. But, he He said he was notified by an Oviedo resident like tosee. I have not had the opportunity to oflMed to run leg races eight months of on year horse track. The example in Jacksonville bears added, it CoUnty responsibility as far as this week that petitions are being circulated to dsck on It," Bruitley said. if that is desired and the county would realize the this Out," Vogt said. maintenance is concerned, keep harness racing. Schutte said he advised the Hattawaysald Friday the Jacksonville harnw "Among my PimWY CODOW111111 is ust us 8111110ill proL "My major concern Is that Seminola is not a woman to contact Rep. Hattaway. off1c on Se'nlnola Boulevard to the track Is 1 La*gwood legislator said it the conversion track, Us 1.it year it was in operation, had a major arterial road. The traffic is going to be an Schutte said more traffic generated on gft to Incregae dramatically with dog racing. is "tatter o(rsisiag more revenue for the state, daily attendance of 1,100, and return to the state awful load on that two-lane road," Sheppard said, Serninola by a dog track would make extra iwasas racing not as popular a pu'knutuel "my respons. Is it Ii well and good for Seminole was $fl,000. The year it was converted to a dog "unless the county intends to widen it." demands on the city police department, "I hope I pwL j1W mom pw* will bi atleaft dw Cmq to pwate rweam for the date. But ft tmd4 Hattaway xaK 3,01 daily aUendam wall County Commisdon CWmw Bill Kirchhoff the county talks about doing somethiN with that jmg then hors. racing. This will put a lWP past rcord has beesi that the dollars received recorded with return tj the state of $2,107,00& wondered who would make improvements in the road, regardless of what happens with the race an streets Urough neigh. beck is S-"k'6 where those funds wur "My netural l'idllnatlon is It would be good for road and where the money would come from. "I track," Schutte said, noting the city council has ft Meanwhile we the Mile, good for Casulbilrry &W have to see whether there going to be an impact not been officially notified that the harness where kids rn track thg playtime for the children on have taidusirsabi. situations In our neigh-- County, especially for motels, restaurants etc. beyond wIat there is there now. I'll be interested school and may be replaced by a dog track. - - _.• Herald Photo by Tom Vincent I - " . II VV7 ProDosed 2nd Dog rack - , - By United Press Iiternatloul an Islamic Republic with an appeal for Afghanistan's Soviet-installed military aid including SAM missiles and President Babrak Karmal has not anti-tank guns, was taken away by six welded together a strong government policemen, a friend of the guerrilla chief and may be replaced soon, reports said. reaching Washington said. There was no official confirmation of Unconfirmed reports from 'aI1 the arrest in Islamabad. also said guerrilla leader, Zia Khan Nassey, who Friday proclaimed a "' Reports reaching Washington, said the Islamic Republic" In eastern Soviets have sent more civilian advisers AfghanIstan was arrested by Pakistani to Afghanistan. Those reports coincided police. with talk that Karmal was on the way NUry, who coupled his declaration of out, perform a song cycle by (ED(35) WILD, WILD WEST George Crumb with pawns by W08t tam a thief who drinks Federico Garcia Lorca. liquid from melted diamonds to make himself Invisible. (4) eitm Skig travels to S 12:40 - ••• Hijacked Jetliner "I plan to get with officials of Casselberry and Ilte road to passage of a bill proposed by State know that they are others in the county would the county to get their feelings. I'm trying to get Rep.Robert Hattaway, D.Altaznonte Springs, to understand why it should not be there," he said. as much information aslcan. Until the bill is filed -. .. - - - •' Hostages Sneak Out I I%,UIII'JIl 8 (10) THE ASCENT OF MAN "The Hidden Structure" The Shang bronze craftsmen of China and the Samurai swordsmlths of Japan illustrate this look at the history of themistry. Middle Eastern -' - • -'. - Vat and Gary Ewing invite their daughter Lucy. who was raised by her grandparents, to Knots Landing. POLICE WOMAN 11111LOQU1100y vvnee •nvssTi- .U() LIFE AND TIMES OF gating a prison murder, Quincy Eooi ROBERTS Dolores and Fred and Lamont wind up and Sam e Caught in a riot Eddie go to their first lOUn stranded in the forest when and held hostage. tar session; Turner tries to they go on a camping trip. CL)S BARNARY JONES silence Cynthia; Mrs. Zindell (D BARNEY MILLER helps Mr. Billy search for 7:30 5 DINAHI * FRIENOS missing husband. TICTAC DOUGH 17 COLLEGE BASKET. (1 MOVIE "Top Hat" (1)5 THE NEWLYWED BALL Clemson vs. Georgia (1935) Fred Astaire, Ginger GAME Tech Rogers. 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FK 3234ft3 By United Press International An especially poor showing was made run-off election, which would have been who retains supreme po wer over any new Financt Minister Aboihasan BanI-Sadr president, had been examined by two by Sadeq Ghotbzadeh, who replaced held between the two leading vote getters took a huge lead today in Iran's first heart specialists from Lausanne, luni-Sadr as foreign minister, lie re- Feb. 8. presidential election and said that if Switzerland. It said they pronounced his ceived no more than 1 percent of the As reports of his mounting lead in the elected he will try to resolve the hosta ge condition good, cities reporting results. elections caine in, Bani-Sadr told jour. ballots in the 13 issue "as quickly as possible," reports The radio said the specialists were The militants have vowed not to nalists in 'l'ehran that he considered a from Tehran said. invited to Iran at the request of the release the Americans until the deposed solution to the crisis "as one of the most Bani.Sadr,46, who sought a plan to free people and to reassure the nation. Shah Mohammed Rezu Pahlavi is important problems" of Iran's new the hostages last November and was then It said Khomeyni's condition gave no returned to stand trial prtst&nt news agency re po rts from the fired as acting foreign minister, received cause for alarm, but his doctors It appeared Bani-Sadr would need no Iranian tapital said at least 80 percent of the vote in 13 cities, recommended rest. It repeated a request according to early returns re ported by that no one ask to visit him. —..----,--Tehran radio and monitored in London. In its election reports, Tehran radio ""'•" Tehran radio said that as of 1:30 p.m. said Education Minister Hassan Habibi, ', £ (5a.m. EST), BaniSadr had won about 3 also considered a front-runner, received ." t1 • . I. 7 million votes. 20 percent of the vote a poor showi ng '. Theran radio also said the ailing 79- because he was a favorite of Iran's year-old Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, clergy. - - •@) is to $o'vo sj °'leirw... S mind by Woody Hayss,'for- • . , " THURSDAY rfl0#4 speaking volunteer. Seminole school have no English-as-a-secondlanguage prograin, although English classes at SUIIfl0IC Community College are open to some Public school students. 'l'in not especially looking forward to it (the Seminole schools rely mostly on volunteers to visit); these things happen," said district teach English to students who do not speak it, Administrative Assistant Ralph Ray Friday, volunteers recruited through the district's saving the district was preparing all of the in. Dividends program. Not all the volunteers speak the native language of the students, district of. 1orinitiOii documenting its efforts to teach ficials say. The district has no Vietnamese- English to foreign-language speaking students. method or another, the civil rights investigators will prepare a report on the Seminole program. and the district will be ordered to prepare new plans if deficiences are found. - ____ is -: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 25, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 1980. 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Kelly, R-New Port Richey, has admitted that he accepted Purvis said the records demanded include Kelly's travel $,000 from FBI undercover agents at a home on SV Street in schedules telephone logs and records, office appointment Washington In January in exchange for it promise to help it schedule and any correspondence that may have taken place non-existent Arab sheik gain entry to the United States in the between Kelly and five individuals. event an uprising took place mn his own country. Kell) has said The Individuals named In the subpoena, Purvis said, include he accepted the money as part of his own investigation to Eugene "Gino Cluzioof Longwood, Leonard Mayer, formerl) determine what was in%ol%ed of Longwood, William Rosenberg of Lynbrook, N.Y. Stanley Published reports are that the $25,000 was a down payment • No COMMON NAILS Flat head, diamond point, 8d or 16d . tandard - 11 fl. oz. Cartridge _ tip. ___________________________________ Peg. 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Ourselves ......................7A IA Ell........................hA ip ... 41A Dail.....................7A IA ...................... .ZA World........................... - - 7 All federal offices and banks In IA / Federal Offices Closed Monday county, public school, and municipal offices will be open for business as usual Washingtons '"'is n°' ________________________________________________________________________________________ KING Herald Photo by Tom N,ij Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center had a Valentine's Day hart QUEEN Thursday and in addition to refreshments the staff and residents vo(etl to select a Valentine Queen and King. Chosen were Elsie Moore and James FOR A DAY Davidson, who is affectionately known as the Governor. . -• A, EtsrW....................... '(lick IA till •' U.& See story oe Page 3A. bostag.sinTehran would notbereleaaed telephone for one hour early today. until a 1'i cunii . "Now we are only waiting for acvajtigate the dab's reglill hu an the hostages could be completed in two ceptance of the names," said Glil days, It would almost certainly take zadeh.I'For us, the narnes do not matter. 0unced Its findilill Gbotbsadsh's statement, made in more time before they were actually set The important thing is that the corn. mission be formed." Rime,ds.lta blow tohopss that r.iosse free, Today he went fur ther after a meeting AmerIcans was imminent. Gotzbadeh described his talk with Iranian Prenident Aboflia,ii Banl.S.dr at the Vatican with Papal Secretary of Casaroll as "satisfactory," saying, "We hall add thSyCOUldbS had InboIfIU State Carna1 Agostino Casardll: "The spoke of the Iranian revolution and the hostages will not be released until the owtain condtl ware mill force of relloon In the world." fil confall on ill omnissim has announced Its In Washington, Ule White Hotm has At an egrow . Piece . Mdiy thru Siturday . . •. •. By U*W P"Inifireaund r Sadegh GWIudeh all Way 11he Am& GM RMAY ON RMARY 21 S ich h . because of Disney World. Volusia got an Herald Staff Writer allocation because of the Daytona 500 • r . - L 1 • Seimminole County is filing a protest with stock car race. the Florida Department of Energy after -Seminole is'caught in between," Ms. III . " 4, being overlooked 'niursday when the Blackmon said. "There is tit) way Volusia 14 r . energy office granted Orange, Volusia, canaccommodate all those people. They - 00 1 , , , '. " ,, Brevard and 14 other countics carly split int- Scininole and even tlrangc release of it di"Y's slippl), of state gas County." reserves. 1. -Retailers are calling ine every two .', * 'ó;. The early release came because minutes to protest,' she added. l ' ' "' allocations are being made based on She said she is asking the state for a ' , amounts of gas used month by month in reconsideration for Seminole Count) 1978. But Febru.ary, 1980 has in extra gasoline retailers, insisting the~ also day, being it leap )-car. deserve an extra day's sit 'A nie energy office felt certain counties . "I'm cognizant oi fix,fact the whole \- t. i would need additional gas based on their I _N k. ib state is having a problem," site said. fill tourist attractions and tourist throughBut we. feel Seminole was particularl y . traffic, said lion tossman energy office 1 '?-A' ' - 4 slighted in this particular cast, ." 1ZJ,0;7.f4, press aide. Seminole County wits not one #rio Nis. Blacknion said she tiopes to hear f of thein and lie couldn't say why. lie did from the state on tier protest by early say tourism and incre,asL-d population next week. were determining factors. Meanwhile, it check of local gas Seininole County purchasing agent and fuel allocation officer JoAnne Illacknion stations today showed allocations for February are domi two to five persaid she feets Setninole did not get the consideration it deserved when the extra centage points front last month. Allocations are running up to 25 percent allocation was nuide. OW February,usage. •said she has given the state a verbal protest and is Mowing it up with Gas prices today at stations surveyed A ~ .3.f a written one. ranged from $1. 10 for selkervice, regular X. "They (fix.,energy office) did not give to $1.22 for regular with full service. They Herald Pilots by Torn NISI4 satisfactory reason for it to me," she ranged from $1.12 for sell seruec unleaded to $1.25 for unleaded with fullThey say misery loves company and if you are a horse standing In a wet field said. Nis. Blackmon explained that the service. Premium gas wws $1.14 at selfon a allocations went to south west and south service pumps to $1.28 at full service cornp any at all east coastal regions and Oranite County pumps. -. . 157 ' SANFORD I' I SIMICESTNI 2!? w 1 Hostage Freedom Must Wait I • For Commiss_______________________ i on ts o ranian Piece 2z4zf HOURS: 1 F 3/8" x Wit 8 . .......... 4A 3/4"x4'*8 80 1b. beg makes 2/3 cu. ft. i-or iviore (ias .. . MX PARTICLE u. In. engine, U 40b Beg Whit.. 8 0 6" I39 prepared wood o k 8Gallon 10111111110 Bowl r9$TAINLE$8 STEEL SINK . x a" X 10....... 10" * 12".,,,,,,,,,,,75C Each I,% P'YI' • S ft s e A congressional memo eirculating on Gen. Richard Ellis, commander of the when lie testifies Feb. 20 before the On the one hand, the Soviets developed greater accuracy in their in- Capitol Iffil says tMense Secretary Strategic Air 'Coinniand, before the Senate -Vined Services Committee. Making optimum assumptions about lprr'rrntinp,taJ ,,,Acc)h, i'ñhr than Harold Brown has conceded privately the house Armed Services Committee on nuclear attack by the Soviet Union has A major question now facing the -been cut in 1l4tillring Un lia^ two yearilit, tili~mvejsrailrXirlorce experts expected. Their programs to equip sea- United States is inferior to the Soviet Jan. 25. federal government is how to deal with developed a computer model of the strike launched missiles with multiple war- Union in long-range nuclear weapons and ACcording to a U.S. Air Force sWy. Ellis noted that, according to Air Force the situation. The study has raised Wiestions, among and cawter-st;rike targets. heads as well as their deployment of new will take several years to catch up. estimates, "rough strategic Theywere appalled at what they found. ICBMs moved ahead faster than exthe hanciful congressmen who have been Thomas floss, a spokesman for Brown, equivalence" did exist in mid-1977. Ellis favors "stretching" 155 FR-ill Is claim "Our capability after a Soviet first pected. bil about the said the il did not accurately portray "If that period is accepted as the niediwii bombers and providing them the United States retaim "essential strike todainage the full spectrum of his On the other hand, cutbacks in U.S. Brown's view, departure point for subsequent year with new engines as a 'quick fix." e*dvalam" with ft Russims. military targets is roughly one half of strategic programs weakened America's Brown stands by his assertion the assessments, then I can only state that, But others -legislators and niilitary SoeasaldGen I.awAflen, Air Force what it was In 1977 and will remain there position President Carter canceled the United States remains "essentially by today's measurements, an adverse specialists - have a range of other "f of staff, becarne cocemed about until about IN5,1' said one officer B-1 bomber, the Trident submarine equivalent" with Russia in strategic strategic initialanLe has developed and suggestions, including bringing back the the Soviet Union's continuing buildup familiar with the study. program slowed, and the missile power, Ross said. will continue for several years to come," 11-1, altering the B-i, further modernizing Officials gave several reasons for the system is lagging behind original about 15 months No, and ordered a A hint of the Air Force assessment was Ellis said, of B-52 bombers, and designing an ent1wough review of Amica's ability to rqmrted deterioration. contained in fittle-noted testimony by deployment dates. 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In 1976 he attempted to be a candidate for the Longw ood (it', Council but was disqualified by then (It) Clerk Onnie H homimmte because 1k was not a registered toter in Seminole Counts According to documents lie filed with the city' at that time lie was emplo)cd bs I & M Fnterprises Inc of Ike Ho id Winter Park The firm was involved in insurance a n d labor relations . *4*8 3/8"x 4' x 8' CDX ...... 6*49 INSULATIGN TUB end TILE CAULK Sq. Yd. 8111111 FAUCET ' SHEATHING Almy A PLYWOOD d 1 . . • - ......... • 240"8e33 FIM 199 SWe Control .... Each Sheet Bundle For %vod or rnetal outswinging storm or screen doors. 5/8" to =ZPallnTR 1/2 a. 4 U 20 Year Warranty Square Each 3/8" 3Ta NNILA1$ Each 69 P I eI.. .1 steep Csu,iu uu u uiuc* 2.9 percent advance of April 1973. The new round of Inflationary pressures MAY C8111111111110 the White House th of Carter's major opponents for the Democratic presidential nomination Sm. Edward Kennie* and California Gov. 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S. measures what retailers pay for goods they sell t1l consumers -,was fueled by huge price gains in a variety of products ranging from gasoline to jmIry, the. depiartment said. The first government report on In. flation in the I9ft Is that consumers can expect no relief in the months ahead. Inflation in 1979 advanced by 13.3 percent, the biggest jump in 33 years. President Carter has estimated that prices should rise by another 10.4 percent this year, even though he belleves the overall economy will experience a mild recession. e Labor Department said January's overall 1.6 percent increase was the sharpest since November 1974, when wholesale costs advanced by 2 percent. Food prices were the only bright spot in the new report. They declined 0.8 percent. However, the prlcm of goods other than food surged ahead by L4 percent the largel pin in that category since the Un Ft T1 I - Each • 7'j () £I P ol l I CUT OW _--- Ti - Polished aluminurn rod is 5' long and 1 " in diameter. Has chrome adjustable flanges. No screws necessary. 4565X64. J, few months later an announcement Mayer had become it labor arbitrator. Purvis said Mayer was a friend of Ciuzio's. Purvis said today Kelly met with Cittzio about 10 times during the period front un IesPlte : food prices, the government's Producer Price Index soared 1.6 percent during January for the largest gain in more than five years, Labor Department reported today. I I ff. 02. covid" Ea h oil! $ioo,000 and Ciuzio, . 1X2 SP RUCEI'/ PII NE Seals and repairs shingles, gutter, flashings, etc. cDLAr receive WASHINGTON Plastic Asbestos 1OOF CEIENT Aluminum SHOWER ROD R with Kelly to Weisz and Rosenberg to receive $&o,000 each. Kelly has denied that he has been involved in ifly criminal Soars 1 6% Rag. Price (Each) GIBSONHOMANS Reg. Price (eachui/e) ..................24c? T on i $O,OOO deal Priece Index Each Each I(eII's RecorIs enc1s ---.-" -- __ . ••.--. �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. * - - Friday.Feb. 15, I9S--3A 2A—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. is, tUb VVUHLU IN BRIEF Afghan Rebels Step Up Activity Around Capital By United Press International Soviet military control In and around the Afghan capital of Kabul reportedly is crumbling in the face of stepped-up Moslem rebel resistance. Carter administration sources In Washington said Thursday there was no visible police force in the milehigh capital city and artillery could be heard on the outskirts, Reports last week said Soviet tanks had taken up positions In the city to quell growing violence. The sources said rebel forces were operating freely In areas outside the city. Blasts Overshadow Election By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Three men robbed a Sanford convenience store clerk at gunpoint Thursday, despite the presence of six customers In the store, deputies report. Three men wearing stocking masks, one armed with a revolver, entered the Shop and Go grocery at 2631 S. Sanford Ave. at 8:45 p.m. Thursday, deputies say. While two of the thieves stood near the door, one, carrying the finn, ordered clerk Linda Young 94 of - ..., -•, . IPnev fa tL iw. -. floor while he emptied the cash register, they say. gun, she grabbed a bottle and broke away from hIZfl, POlICE The trio then fled in a waiting car, leaving the clerk and say, adding the suspect got back into his car and drove off. six customers UflhW'Tfled. ASSAULT AT LAUNDROMAT MOTORCYCLIST cRmCAL' A 23-year-old Sanford woman managed to escape a man A Casselberry man is in critical condition following a trying to force her into a car at a laundromat early this mor- motorcycle accident Thursday morning on Interstate 4 ning, Sanford police say. Carl Treybig, 18, of 635 Jupiter Way, Cuaelberry, is in Debr a K. Hall of 2430 Chase Ave.,.was doing her wash at the critical condition at Florida Hospital North after striking a laundromat at 2010 French Ave., when a man pulled up and guard rail on 14 at 8:20 a.m. Thursday at the Maitland inattempted to force her Into his car. terchange. When he placed an object against hr back, claiming it was a He was driving off 1-4 when he lost control of his motorcycle and crashed into the rail, the Florida highway patrolman reported. BD(EHITSCAR A Sanford youth suffered minor injuries Thursday when she rode her bicycle into a car at the corner of South Elm and: Ninth Street. Fourteen-year-old Cindy Cochran was treated and released: from Seminole Memorial Hospital for Injuries suffered In the 3:15 p.m. collision with a car driven by Larry Hardy, 27, of 910: Bay Ave., Salford. PIT BULL STOLEN A Sanford man who left his home for only an hour and Wednesday returned home to find his $150 pit bullog missing. . Larry Robertson told police the dog was stolen from his home at 504 E. Sixth St. between 4 p.m. and 5:15 P.M. . For Biggest Monthly Jump ,... WASHINGTON (UPI) - Average gasoline prices shot up 7.2 cents a gallon in January for the biggest single month hike since the American Automobile Association began its fuel survey seven years ago. The AAA said Thursday It now costs an average of %l.22a gallon for Premium, ;1.2l for unleaded and $1.17 for regular. The highest price full-service premium as was Mississippi, where a gallon cost $1.27. Texas, the last state to break the $1 a gallon barrier, still had the lowest general price - $1.07 a gallon for self-service regular. in Florida Murderer To - S CHICAGO (UPI) - John Wayne Gacy, rigid and emo- the day Gary was arrested and decomposed remains were dls. tionless, listened while the man he called his beat friend covered in the crawlspace beneath his suburban home. testified Gary confessed to him he was a "bad boy" who Gary, 37, a building contractor, eventually was charged with strangled 30 young men and boys, "give or take a few." the slayings of 33 people, the largest number of murder Witnesses Thursday described the events of Dec. 21, 1978— charges ever brought against one person in U.S. history. Testimony before Cook County Circuit Judge Louis B. SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) - A series of bomb Garippo continued today. blasts rocked Salisbury in the worst urban terrorism in Ronald E. Rohde, a cement contractor Gacy called his "best three years, overshadowing white minority elections friend," said Gacy visited him early the day of his arrest, put and raising tension with the approach of black elechis armon his shoulder and sobbed, "Ron, I've been a bad boy tions. ... I've killed 30 people, give or take a few.' He cried on my shoulders like he was trying to get the guilt: off his shoulders," Rohde testified. The witness said Gacy told him he killed because his victims threatened to blackmail him. -. Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn- membership. in the organization. Andy Wolf, Dr. and Mrs. Gonzalo (Continued From Page 1A However, Des Plaines police investigator Michael Albrecht rnerce's annual membership drive which Top salesman in the drive, John Cant, Huaman and Edith McNeil. testified Gary - who insisted he was bisexual, but feared he 10 times including once at the airport in Tampa and once in ended Thursday was the most successful who encouraged 19 new members to sign Virginia I4flgwell, chamber secretary, was homosexual - told him later the same day a man named Alexandria, Va. in the chamber's history, according to up and collected $877.50 In dues was said the winning team and top salesman "Jack" who "did not like homosexuality" committed the; Purvis said the substance of some of those meetings was chamber officials, awarded an electric ball clock, will be treated to an afternoon's en- killings. Kelly's personal financial problems and the possibility of A total of 257 members, including in The top team, led by Wayne Albert, tertainment at the Holiday On Ice show Albrecht said when he asked Gary why "Jack killed," Gacy Ciuzio arranging speaking engagements for Kelly for which new members, were added to the collected dues totaling $817.50. Members in Lakeland Civic Center on March 26 replied, "Because Kelly would be paid honoraria, they sold their bodies for 120 he killed them. Meanwhile, the revelations of Kelly's involvement in the chamber's roster for a total of 631 of Albert's team Included Sonny Raborn, and dinner at the "Branch Ranch." They put the rope around their necks. Because of what they did * - LltI.A it * "Abscam" operation has created a political furor In the eight-Uscy R1U.1 UULVV. county fifth congressional district (including Seminole The Investigator said Gary referred to himself as "four County) Kelly represent-. Johns" - apparently a reference to split personality - but HOUSTON (UPI) - Longshoreman boycotting the loading On Wednesday, state legislators from the fifth district met In said he "doesn't know all of his personalities," of a Soviet-bound ship were in violation of a contract with a Tallahassee after agricultural interests, which had formerly Albrecht said the hour-long confession came after Gacy said,. shipping company, a federal mediator has ruled. supported Kelly, made it known they were seeking a new "I want to clear the air. The game is over. The ruling, made Thursday despite longshoremen's argucandidate for Congress. "The bodies down there have been there for a long time. ments that the action was justified because the Soviet Union Kelly is up for re-election this year. He has not as yet anThere are bodies all over the property ... They were all was an enemy of this country, was expected to break the nounced whether he plans to seek a fourth two-year term in the strangled. None of them were tortured." Congress. At this point only Seminole County Republican boycott on Atlantic and Gulf Coast docks begun after the Soviet military's occupation of Afghanistan. Executive Committee Chairman Bill McCollum has announced his Intent to challenge Kelly for the GOP nomination Members of the International Longshoremen's Association for the seat In the September primary this year. who go to work today at the Port of Galveston's Union Equity The general election will take place in November. elevator were expected to load grain onto the LIberian-" State Sen. Vince Fechtel, R-Leesburg, said Thursday he is registered Orient Enterprise, a shipping official said. considering becoming a candidate for the Kelly seat. Union representatives were unavailable for comment, David Best, a Democratic candidate for the congressional West Gulf Maritime Association spokesman Ron Christooffice, said Thursday that since the revelations concerning pher said "to my knowledge the ILA has always followed an Kelly and Abscam were published two weeks ago additional contributions and volunteer support have flowed into his arbitrator's award. I have no reason to believe they would not campaign. follow the order." ... KeIIy Subpoena United Press International Picture this scenario: The 50 hostages are released in Tehran and flown back to Washington to a huge rally at the Washington Monument. And who is getting the credit for bringing them home? White House press secretary Jody Powell said Thursday he doesn't care if it's Idi Amin. The deposed dictator's name came up during the running dispute over whether Sen. Edward Kennedy, by speaking out on the issue, aided or damaged the cause of winning thi'ir frilnm Kennedy said Thursday he won't claim credit when the hostages are freed - but no progress was being made before he started goading ['resident Carter about it. "Since Iand others have made the coniment about urging negotiated solutions to the question of the hostages, (we) have seen some action," he said on NBC's "Today" show ., ,Gas Prices Up 7.2 Cents MEAT STOLEN FROM FREEZER Thieves who cut a chain on an outdoor freezer made off with $127 worth of food Wednesday night, police report. Burglars stole meat and cheese from the freezer behind 1521 W. 13th St., police say. -, -' Gacy Confessed, His Best Friend Says Hostages Become Political Football... NA7nON INI BIIEF 3 Men Rob Sanford Conv'enience Storlo Go Thursday. Powell said, "The issue, as far as we are concerned, is not a question of who receives Free MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Florida authorities said Thursday they will not pursue an indictment against a Memphis lawyer charged with the brutal 1966 death of a grocery store clerk if the man is committed to a private mental hospital. Glenn Nash, who is charged with going on a crime spree that resulted in three 1966 deaths in Florida, Mississippi and Tennessee, was sent to the Middle 'l'ennessee Mental Health Institute last year after he was found incompetent to stand trial by a judge in Memphis. He Is scheduled for release Wednesday, however, because officials at the facility near Nashville have 'decided he needs no further treatment and he does not meet "the standards of judicial commitment." - Chamber Gets 122 New Members - * Pressler Gets 'Valentine • - to Valentine's Day, there's no telling what people will do. In Washington, Betsy Carlson, 26, decided to take out - an ad in the Washington Post's special Valentine Day section to tell Sen. Larry Pressler, H-S.D., she thinks 'he's cute, "To Senator P. from S.D., must ; you before I 'leave DC," the ad read. The message Included work and home telephone 'numbers for "BC" and urged Pressler, a bachelor, to 'call. Pressler, who ran a short-lived presidential campaign, had his office respond and the two will meet for lunch, -. - Diseased Boy Has Birthday DURHAM, N.C. (UP!) Ricky celebrates his third birthday Saturday, but doctors say there is little chance he will soon leave the Duke Medical Center isolation room where he has spent most of his life. He suffers from severe combined immune deficiency, a rare hereditary condition that stripped 'iilm of the body's natural defenses from disease. In his "-three years, he has undergone five operations of the sort that has allowed his 7-year-old brother, who had the same condition, to live a normal M. "From a and physical stanoint, èondition Is excellent," said Dr. Rebecca Buckley, a e pediatrics professor at Duke. "But in spite of five transplants, his immune function Is still insufficient for us even to consider letting him out of his sterile environment yet." Doctors say Ricky's condition is similar to that of David, an 8-year-old Texas child who has been able to graduate from a sterile plastic bubble to a type of space suit that still protects him from disease. -- - ' - CHICAGO (UPI) _ ,NATKW4L REPORT Ha,' dnw,q*ng in uuThern California stranded motorists on 'flooded freeways, knocked b ut power, washed away mobile homes and left at least one Paw dead. The storm knocked out electricity to more than ___ t> , 7,000 locations In West Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valleyfor upto two hours. Another 300 customers lnSepulveda 'ost power when a car crashed into a utility pole. Elderly • I qesidents of a Huntington Beach mobile home park were çvacuated when now waters lifted several trailers off their oundaUons. Heavy snow —asmuthasa foot — was expectec1 , the mountains of central and southern Colorado. Snow and 'eezing drizzle was forecast for southern Iowa, northern &II..ni,ri np,,1 n,,rn. tho T.ve. .p,A e. zwuiuu w Kansas, Nebraska and cental Illinois. .. - Mayor Jane Byrne has refused to in the second day of the first strike ever by the city's firefighting force. No major fires were reported by department officers who were staffing firehouses. "We'll be all right as long as there are no fires," said 1st Battalion Chief James J. Higgins. WEATHER • •• flt'\ or take phn'' A group ihetiis',tted to continued cot iiionws.alth status instead Of statehood as sl a P uerto Rican judge to bar the Republican prminan' scht'diiled tor Sunday until the local Siipn't'inis.' ('ourl rules s.s. ht'ths.'r public funds into% be used to finance it. A ho'.'. el court judge has ruled against USl1ls. public fur(L, but lcptil)hicafl officials were iI;sninuing to fituarn e their prnmmnir with public ntrihiituoni' and volunteers outside the Un ml s.'Io,'tssral iniachintt'rv. The new suit n still lp;,ht ,'vs'n I lio',&' preparations iiiunn-tisois ('onuuIssIun hsr equal IUOt' to fl'I)l ilink *iInhlnson. linnater iii\V.JI-'IV, an NI' affiliate in i'rivn k'nct'. I'Ll.. pulled the . news conference oit the air durini, Mi.it he ldatantls political' attack on Kennedy and didn't s)U the rest of the tonft'rcn e untilafter it local haskt'tball ai, m California (os. * Ehmnund iros.'. n Jr. said in Nt's.'. Yrk tht-r' n qut'tn nica ulpa, called the Church of Christ l''h'I"i) I1AKI-:B. Minister One Both : - * lliunni 12.4-5 '}-'or a s.s. s.' have many mitenils'rs in otis.' hod and all mmn'mnuhn'rs have not the sante office . sts wt', being intauv, ame one 1)45(1% lii Chrtst,'' , - negotiate with firefighters, whom she called "lawbreakers," 1 . prevailed. Iran The last letter he wrote was mailed II) da s before his escape from Iran. At the tmne lie wrote It, he said, h e was una s.s. are that In ts.s. o weeks he would be back in his h'.'nit' country. "We knew there were (escape) plans in the works," he said. "But we (hltint knios.'. about the time." He said the group agreed on a method of CSCaJ)e a day or two bt'fnrt' they left the country. Anders said he and other consular officials at first didn't think anything was out of the ordinary when the CHIL)aSSy seigs.' I)e($tl. He thought it was just another of the frequent demonstrations outside the Comillitiund gates. Even when the students surged over the walls, he said, "We temubassy personnit'li expeeled the local police or the Iranian military would do something." When it became obvious that the enihass was being overrun, he and the others agreed to try to flee in groups of five (Sr SX He said he did not know anything about the welfare of the other groups that I)iaImmIs.d to tis to escape. "When we went out the door, titers.' as no one in the street to stop us," he said, "the group changed its route when they spotted a cluster of people outside a building on it street." Initially after their escape Nov. 30, the group stayed at Anders' apartment for several hours. After some discussion, the rest of the escapees went to another of their residences to get some steep. He said this.' Lruts.'d States ,houid make public its past mnvolv,'niit'nt in the countr . and let the chips tail s.'.hs.'re the :miay'' 1 41 this' lli'publieani side, former U . N. \nph:ussadr I t' rge Rush was in Puerto Rico tn! Senate !t'puhlo'anm l'ads.'r howard Baker '.'..us iis.'od'sI to lh' I'tlnilniionwealth to court ott's for a Sunday primary election that mmia -' I ('on' 12.12 ''["or as this.' hoth is Oils.', amid hiatin iii.inv niteimulsers, and all the nnus.'miubt'm's of that one body, being tnian are otis.' bstsl , so also is Christ. — GOD'S ANSWER is The 0 ie Church And On e Body The S ame - -- - things to the church, which is his 105(1% Which 'lii'.' Body 011v Both: Is The ('liurt'h: 216 'I'hits! lit'Col. t :24. ''For his body's Epht ' 1111,111, recomitilt both tint's saks, winch is Ilk' church.'' (;od in out' hod b tin' lhI'.l)OFCllt'ltChi — cross, hiavimig slain tilt' THE BODY. enmnit- thit'rt'h '' ibis' Boll): Col. 3 15, 'I A't tiit' poact' of (;s.sd rule in your hearts, tO ss.hiu'h also Vt' art' called ill Oils.' i)sO1 * I liii' Butls. : l'.pIt. 4 4, Is it Is. * * '* , - I hem s. is out' MIA I Is 'lilL' - ' - * - -- F or this.' 5 23 hiushtiitl is the ht'a(l of the '.s. tie, even as Christ is the ius.'ad of the church." Vora free booklet on the Nt''.'. 'I's.'sttlmlletl( ('litirch, or a true Bible ('orrespon. , (IN F. hl()Ifl''.' 'l'hit' Bod 'lits.' ('hurt-hi: (o1, 1:18. Amid J' head of the Iso1 I: Ifl. ''Amid Is.' IS tilt, t ill head of tut. 1)0th the t'iuiii'ehu,' 1 'hrist: Lpl 1:='. 'Amid gave lain It, be head over all things to the s.'huurs.'h ( hrist: I'. ithi ** p A - IS t hut' , the church The Church V lush Is H i s )hod : l-:;di. 1:221-23. ''Amid gays' hunt to be head over all write Fred Baker, thetis's. Course. please sy s'ti Il Minister, Church of Christ, 1512 Park Ave., Sanford, FL 32171, 322-7781. (ADM . With Striking Firemen * wi-' credit for it when our people are released, if we could get our people out earlier ... it v.ould be fine with us if liii Aininor Senator Kenncd got credit for it, or anybody else." Amin is the former dictator of Uganda who disappeared after his government was overthrown. The presidents Wednesday night t".', conference attack on Kennedy. meanue. s.'. h prompted the Massachusetts senator to ask the networks and the Federal 4.'oiii- 'Byrne Refuses To" Talk clinical ,.'• PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. (UP!) Robert Anders, one of six American officials smuggled out of Iran last month, said when a Canadian friend first offered the group a hiding place after the seige of the U.S. embusy the common joke was about being holed up together for Christmas. The joke turned into reality as Anders and his companions watched the continuing drama at the embassy from a vantage point too close for comfort Tehran itself. Anders and the others escaped the U.S. embassy while the militants who still hold 50 Americans captive there were taking control of the compound. When Christmas did roll around, the embusy employees and their Canadian friends exchanged gifts, They (the Canadians) "thade us feel like family," said Anders, who Is now vacationing with his wife and 9-yearold son at her parents' home. "Christmas was difficult without my family," he said. During their stay in Tehran, the diplomats had to remain in the Canadian's home to avoid being spotted. To pass the time, they read newspapers and magazines, played cards and games and wrote letters to their families, Linda Anders, who stayed at the couple's apartment in Greece while her husband hid in Tehran, said she received three letters from him while he Was in hiding. They wrote to each other on a regular basis, but were never sure If their next message would be received, Uncertainty a seemingly common trait in - By United Press International Rows imy be red and violets blue, but when it comes Mediator: Dockworkers Wrong Big Question 0 Vho Will Get Credit For Final Release? A A Yank Says Thanks To Helpful Canadians . I - •• . but ) a qiis.'stmo:i of hat happens'! :n Iran and as %% c unikrstaiul tiis.' truth " t , c an s.Ie'al with it better, $AVE Good Zt p WIth This Ad, U $500' Offer 1t'.cs ROOF CLEANING PRESSURE CLEAN OUTSIDE WALLS I I RESIDENTIAL a COMMERCIAL I CLEANING . GARLANGER OILP Landic.p.s Portr.fts• S.aac SYSTEMS 830=6614 1 .I VERNON GAILANGER, SR. SA f .' AREA READINGS (9 a.m): temperature: 59; overnight )bw: 56; yesterday's high: 64; barometric pressure: 30.14; iWatively humidity: 97 percent; winds: north at 7m.p.h. SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 7:40 a.m., 03 p.m.; lows, 1:07 a.m., 1:43 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: tghs 7:32 a.m,,7:55 p.m.; lows 12:58 am., 1:34 p.m.; qAYPORT: highs, 12:44 a.m., 2:05 p.m.; lows 7:47 am., 7:50 m. BOATING FORECAST; St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out 1p Miles: St Winds variable mostly northeast 10 knots becoming southeast around 15 knots this afternoon and tonight. fl....*kI.. JVUI £7 .4...t. It £ I,aa.. Inhi..Int. C. SIP tn,.à tm I.. * 13. IW11a _ chasing to 3 to 5 feet this afternoon. Mostly cloudy with ocional rain. AUCTION AREA FORECAST: Considerable cloudiness through Stawday with chance of occasional rain. Highs near 70 today apd mid to upper 7 Saturday. Lows tonight mid to upper 50,. Iada east 10 mph today and south east has than 10 mph today,30peroenttonight WW.Rain prthab a$d 50 percent Saturday. Saturday, February 16 1OA.M. till ?? 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FRENCH AVE., SANFORD,PtA. 32771 . ' .... • . - • . •• i .- , •$ . • . ' - -... . . "• ?.. AoUd -•- ... .I -. that now leads to the tree was constructed by the Works Progress Administration. In 1929 President Calvin Coolidge visited the tree, made a dedication se and a descriptive plaque was placed at the trunk o' the tree. The plaque, along with pertlons of an Iron removed byvandals in l94Sand never fence recovered In 1951, Senator M 0 Overstreet donated the tree and suftounding land to Seminole County. Wednesday's dedication ceremonies are open to the public and interested residents are Invited to at tend. Other pertinent data: Age: 3500 yrs. Foliage: Green Needleli ke or Fern-like lea ves. Diameter: 17½ Ft. Circumference: 47 Ft. Cones: Spherical, 1" diameter. Height: 138 Ft. Wood: Tan Color, urnri • ' Sontrols Call • ~1 .,,,;,Sc ornsHistor The The recent call by Set. Edward M, Kennedy for ':e freeze on prices, wages, profits,. dividenè. ,jnterests, rates and rents was Intended to breathe -,new life into the senator's faltering campaign I - •'. . ... r - I"LUKIDA . 94 BRIEF I III-Fated Ship caory St Decides To Tell uuppir u: ii'. 1) - The skipper of the Ill-fa ted uuOY tender Blackthorn has decided to testify bef,ore ¶mi-ine Board of Investigation looking SiuP collided wi th the tanker Capricorn ui 21 in Tampa Bay. TAMPA, Fla. Coast G .. 1 " : • That COUiSiOn -. - . - ed In the largest peacetime acddenn the Coast Gua t rd's history when 23 of On BIackorn a crew,, embers died. Chairman Rear Mm. Norman Cenzke said to call Ensign John R. "Randy" Thunday he p Ryan the officer . . - .-. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . sy Jot tpjrnj • Very durable. Board Ft.: Approx. 50000. Cable: . For conducting lightning. Flowers: Purple, Blossoms In early spring. Fence: Donated by Florida Federation of Garden Clubs. The estimated age of the tree was determined i)r using an lritrwnent known U an "Increment borer". This lnstrwnent drills a small hole through the center of the tree, removing a core ad thatthe rtngsof the tree can be counted. This method can ho extremely accurate provided no deformities in the tree are encountered. The trunk of the tree Is known to be sound, with the exception of about 20 feet from the top which is hollow. It is reported that the tree once stood 165 feet tall before it was damaged by a hurricane In 1926. Th e other near by large tree Is also a Bald Cypress. There is, unfortunately, no record of its age. Considerable effort was required to reach the tree, usually, by leaping from log to log. The th Tht VM1 blft Is lec*t in an r.:.'. " ôtrn .thittheS4?ie Thd1arg lived In prior to the Wflmle W*Vs. Eerlr trappers and travelers h'&ui'*'gs a guide. 1t$ und*tood that a Mr. Lord, an g%s1'affS ° , : 1y rnt'abU* Sanford Area, was stthenTth1nztthe to the attention of .., travelers ti4ortlng visitors via horse drawn UWf 1gsthesItè. yInthe days of the late i88 the surrounding land near Big Tree Park was still mostly a swamp and under- water much of the time. Clock ' -y .- I C"-M :. ---- . •'- ._. 0!0.% . .,. - . - ThéSetatie o(the oldest and largest trees wiUbd next Wednesday In a TreeP*rk In Longwood. ert still 1l ?1t1olta1 Arbotlat AssOCiation will hold the *6TI(X?O1I Feb. 20 at 2:30 p.m., placing a teEat thIae at the Senator, the largest . Ares Code 3cs422.altorI3l4v93 .. Friday F.brusis iso* WAYNE 0. DOYLE, Publlsl.r - .. Itbr.:: THOMAS GIODANp. Mabsu RONALD 0. CK,AavrlIITng uir.t* Home Delivery: Week,IocentA; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, 6 $2400, Year $47 - .. ,,., t L . .'-- • •. . unseat President Carter. B. etback he received In Iowa focused on issues -' Man -And H" Com yes., "Which polls Mcate find favor With the AmerMillI :-' 11, .. A , ,imblic, including gas rationing as well as his , 'formuld for curbing Inflation. But controls on the people's Incomes are far . less popular in their implementation than they mi in speculation. AM history suggests that neither price conti'ols nor income controls work very well in peuefte. . •. . V - l a I ell . Russia s .I * imp acab e Hostility " . ~#.) IIr By4IIAft Iran Is&t the only p Meany, then president of the AFLC1O,c$llIdthe )tn.inlisoiitcp. " action" tenti dlscrimlnat "'cation In order to sur vive Indefinitely, the Soviet tJnIoflmuatdOrninateltSg10ba1em1t0flflIflt. m 'I R1&fla Amendment In ° Gordon told Carter during a meeting of ERA drive leatim from several states he ek a vote on the amendment In the corning session because the measure would be certain togodowntodefeatasIthuonfourprev1ois. caslone. se L '. '• I' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Miami Beach Sen. Jack dordon had to give a bleak report when brkfing - i',: -.-"; ' States since a ceiling ordered by President i i ;'uman in 1951 to combat Inflation caused by the. lcicmeini has viMtorstoMadsmT's * ft .,, ,Korean War - and that had mixed succ; fa the mod hated and A freeze, unhappily, does not stifle the . . - tlzt ' Irnofl * ; , He outdrew Adolf ffitler0 the tOW by;*, ' , ures that spur increased prices for':conAEM M, or for higher agek.justffi -~' flirk*m number 01 4otea." .surner products .1 ust be ma de to reflect e realities of wvqwue! !t., in t, u epetuatvu by inflexible ceillngs. to taaaoni pe. . - eptiat wti.r .0 - . - - ,I -' .-: ..WIgt will a three-week diet of oystma, 40 LIGHTER SIDE - - rationary Increases, some mandated by JUuof hard watef get yout other Usn nausea, that i. According to & British lolog*sl rwedr. cti, there's a good thsn the fornflula *11 PoCe a ion for a co* aSnt - rev1ously negotiated labor contracts. The 'catch.up" cycle was reactivated. Instead of controlling Inflation the Nixon aetlon nerely postponed it and increased iti Intt'. Candidate Ke""s domestic - - . . .... , • . NO . ... .•,.••- -. • - . .. era when ', ,..' . on the Soviet military MUNN. - "' . • nt ____ - - _____ __ - - ' • . - . - . . • - bwestmerit ' S -That will Dot h. , - ,• ..-. . 4jjI4y telephone umber A ( .. CK- JA . wrltermaybeverIfletTheEv*s$IIsftM will res I the wishes W-.* want their NIWM- •. .... .. . . .. akaAFbmut' • 4 . '1M~ I ., 4001 t' L 11 No - j, 5., ••I•j•• ..• . ' 1111111111111111111111111~1 - • . •' ~ ob .,Z .~ . . . . -- g ,, :.4 . . . . _____ ____ . .1 1 .. .4 44'sp 1 , ,.,-"r .1 4,~:~, ... I . .%- A ~ Ai. I , **' , , Is -W~". . . % Z, -1 ' J J, .eldisUy coOfidset that nothing , ,bb Up 1~1 e ,• --- --Nolan;oneslstsr, "UrIft; one M.Mrs.Wall= Doris , Rotundo, and ' , cll.~ )" bw An" =1 1 -1-1 wasn"t t*t, cc 54 All Day Set. Be. .. ~4 ,"tJ .. 4 1. 1W . . . ' .,? .. . - '11 , 1, .. .. . -. -- •La . •- "'m-i I -. two grand. = T_± - . I ft ,~ .0 '11~,, 'S1- ' '-,~% :" 1. p' ~1- 10W 30 "1 SUPER BLEND Reg. arronewonts. L*s R.Funeralsoryless for Florence R. LIVY a9J kvWyfrom 310 6P.m. In lieu of 026.57CASE Anthoq Pla"o of U3 tio%*Ml the family "1111110111111 Ave.1 1111111114 " swiens av sent ft the ~ mw case __ - - • - Reg. 9.11QT. - I I ,ft*& W10 . -jiit P. bI'V--, . I •m,iss What A may net b Is that tks'Ils over to told was an& III bw loud I at the INVIII1001101W4 1811011111 dmt tb 60* do Members d fto I N monagaui" ft --,-- 9409ft6* , :Teal, in Ft - Ii say I w viuipII.ly flab, 91= 'L a N 2 ^ -iln*" Mrs. U" at::. 1 - --- - 4%''. .1 .:.' . • -. . - --- - . . - - lOQT. $1 872 QuiI 1. - to 01011110119"1111 W sovww "a "" 9) Mona I Coady's - s. a!l=Y N Y bin. O0Q Rego 9.20 v- 300q6. OT. cass 26.95 casi $2016 ,.I. - ; NO LIMIT r.a. 22 40 ND Rig. % Jr 4 4e00 023,33 QT. 7 7'QT. CASE $ 1.70.4 CA11 _? <11 , . "" V MNI*L PA 'Paos It. Levy, 75,011134 _..VOL ?tb BL. baford, died W . Aafterway at seminale MUNIJ11111011111 on Andria. The deasnents are Is - oh.. Ford, W, oq ;~~A rIC 'ft to ,~? Reg. v CASE CA 25.71 NO LIMIT ...J DELUXE afficlating. Surial will be of Memorial Park. Yonerd Nome-PA Is 061tt"n 7110 Od,d --W # 14AN I -So law Piawrsl HenwpA Is irs UST fer'two yeas ansI dwrW ii errariImIfltI. CerhPSylnghislM7 (up $s a' - 1W ,ft -. 0001`1.. -. bIN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUIDS DEXTRON II Is FLM 1.11 QT. 771. Rig. $1848 SwWord, who died ThwWay, will Larry g'. =:' W .attssIIes. Andre. Coi Aa*e. ss be deom't r --- w . 11 -. Day Sat. be ,e. an Alto ished so ma ue.tIer. that alma figures, probolIy through the Emprias PW .• 5' All Hs*sn CN$CIelInI. Viewing Is . ; " V4m Atla spent wab Ambles -qscific* W be Md Wn ITA7, - COKES CASH & CARRY ONLY!- lOW 40 . 1 - •revee ii. In the Geneva - k )..i - DRUMS e ENGINE BALANCING BRAKE ROTORS S KING PIN FITTING VALVE JOBS *COMPLETE OVERHAUL BORING & HONING HI-PERFORMANCE ENGINE PREP AND ASSEMBLY MILL & LATHE SERVICE AVAILABLE (ALL IN HOUSE) va Wife Cemetery with Fathar Lowe" Mrs. Louise Nolan; on~ ofticistine. BrIsson Funeral , - , daushler, Mrs. Carolyn Memo-PA Is In chart* of gift. It wo ) COMPLETE NEW MACHINE SHOP HOT DOGS r m .l1 =I& for them &W I - d, I A' 3220647 . W ., ~ . OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 1-5:30 - SAT. 5.2:30 . The disaiditid pram paid 1 saleles Bender however assured associate that be hall Rover sess ft. 0 and knew ~ 11~ c odi 2858 S. SANFORD AVE., SANFORD . - would the flies, ; -- RTS & SUPPLIES I Notice - .. or thought JI Ei\II1 ___ Andruand Bandar made Statements that W61y an an quUty ad stAs law t i yam ap because of wWoseggld fraW wid', - ball deoPhro, 1111 of Sanford. , stalad.The ,"they mvw dreamed Me two waW rat" , wage,is about to be revived diiiials to idsaft -16r, Orb= Fumed Ram is in * - . • , -- - Reed ordered Ferguson's testimony rxcluded from Henry's next sentencing hearing. Assistant Orange County State Attorney Ray Dvorak Jr., who has been workIng against Henry's appeal, said he is not gre which judge will preside over the new sentencing hearing. 15 THRU FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 -,• .'.' favor of death. HospitaL She is survived by her WIltar 0. Nolan, 61, Rt. 3, husband Sam, a son, Gene of kaferd, died Thursday at his Oakdale, N Y, and six 4 . - -• -- mendation might not have been for the imposition of the capital penalty" had the jury been properly instructed, Reed wrote. The trial jury returned a 7.6 declsiod in grandchildren. Brlison for I Memorial WJ131J1U NOUN , ntments 'Hau't n - Andrus d SerAw before any more S.: , testimony the defendant had not been tried on that charge. That's why it was improper for the jury to weigh the testimony, Reed said. "The court's (judge's) instruction to the jury left it free not only to consider nonstatutory aggravating circumstances, but matters entirely outside the record," Reed's order said. "At one point during the course of its deliberations, the jury returned with a question which indicated that it in fact had considered matters outside the record. "It is entirely possible that it's reeon- AREA DEATHS -let. - . . ••• (10 • ( I • ' , piç-' - •• • - .9' ' •••-. ..-.-. 1. . • •% , -' .. ., - .'.' • •.' . . Pè.I . : w'. .". , I toellmlaslelibd .r$&essfsa'*. reqeiremats. : - IVURfl 4 I .• ' .•.•.. . ters from the two counties - . publlcatiss.MIlet1ersmi$tbesIpId.WI'' a mailing address and, If pessible.. I . ordered Thursday. Reed ordered a new sentencing hearing be held for Henry within 90 days because the trial judge gave Improper instructions to the Jury which convicted Henry and sentenced him to die six years ago. Henry, 20, was convicted for the 1974 murder of Orlando civil rights leader Zellie L. both .... and was a member 01 the Funeral Home-PA Is In uoral and 1acUciu R'not au Christ United Methodist charge. 1Z of He was a member of freedom. -Of the advand nations the American Legion Poet No. Funeral $ decadent .- mama veteran ofWorld War • Ii. iie was retired from ma Pt.ACIOO,*NTNOV-FUflI$SI far Anthony Pl.cido,l1. Seminole County Sheriff's of rvlcss 11 Calory Av., $•fl*, who D po t ent. died Thwsdsy, will b hold itl0 • • __ will get a chance to have his sentence changed, U.S. District Judge John A. Reed Jr. Cr rOrCCriOfl haryTat Gov. Bob Graham asked have out that they be declared disaster areas. ncies decided at a threehourmeetthg called byGtssendanner Thursday toask the governor and Cabinet to create and appoint the membership of a Taskforce on Shellfish Sanitation. Isto ma - - im"hPw Riley, 81. Reed said in his order that former Circuit Court Judge Peter Dc Manio should not have told the jury it could consider the testimony of Orlando police officer Ronald Ferguson in deciding whether Henry would receive a sentence of life in prison or death because it did not fall under categories set down In Florida's capital punishment law. Ferguson's testimony concered his arrest of Henry for Riley's murder. lie said Henry resisted arrest, but at the time of the - .. 1 , lliness in people who at@ •- - creaking Soviet sysem. The Soviet leaders therefore have two OP. 'flu lions, oils theoretical 4 could recognize the complete failure of their system and Junk ma whole thing: dIw'nt1s e, á,.controt M& iasaäz* both f"•W ,gand invite ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Convicted killer and death row Inmate James Dupree Henry A. may '-1% Leglislature may be asked to close parts of Apalachicola Bay and rehibi t septic tanks In Franklin and Wakulla counties to protect the famous Florida Panhandle oysters, according to Natural Resources Director Elton Gissandam. Bad VibUcity about pollution and a few cam of , mori and'nxn primitive. In Recan that the static MaOId Coins was breathed by a combination of newclan technocrats and neMW gaffels, r'- - .ZiC ¶tI Similarpressurels bound lobe exerted on the - • s dustry will become at an accelerating Henry Could Get Sentence Changed Judge: Killer - old missile arA other prRew or unforesmable •' - .Oysters - - • - ., - - . .. - struction of more apartments. His report, requested by Gov. Bob Graham, was released Thursday. The economic and emotional trauma is Intensified, Roth said, because tenants who don't want to buy are forced to because they can't find rental housing into which to move. - -. . • - By DI( WEST - among senior citizens in South Florida. Instead, State Land Sea and Condominium Director James Roth recommends the state pass laws to protect the rights of tenants during and after con. version and provides incentives to encourage con- -. • . WASHINGTON (UP!) -Two FBI undercover agents spent 21.i years running a pornography business - and it enabled FBI Director William Webster said the investigation was code-named them to pe netrate the highest levels of the underworld in the MIPORN' and began In 1977 when two bureau agents set up a ' front' bureau's latest sweeping 'sting" operation. So convincing was the FBI's supposed porno mail order pornography business called Golde Coast Specialties, Inc., in Miami. business that when hundreds of agents finally closed in to make 45 arrests Thursday, the nation's reputed top porno Sources said the FBI set up videotape equipment in the Go/de Coast offices dealer dropped dead of a heart attack in apparent shock. An FBI source said Michael "Mickey" Zaffarano of New to film illegal transactions for use in any prosecutions. York was believed to have died when he frantically tried to hide or escape while FBI agents searched for him. Reuben Sturman of the Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights run by organized crime. The indictments said that besides code-named "MIPORN," and began in 1977 when two bureau -allegedly another of the top three U.S. ponography dealers buying hard-core pornographic films the most tame of agents set up a "fronts' pornography business called Clde - was among the dozens of persons arrested as a result of which were "Deep Throat" and "Debbie Does Dallas" the Coast Specialties, Inc., in Miami. Indictments returned earlier in the week In Miami and kept agents at one point also purchased 45 M-lO machine guns and Sources said the FBI set up videotape equipment in the sealed until Thursday. The third reputed pornography king, silencers, which led to two earlier indictments on firearms Golde Coaste offices to film illegal transactions for use in any Michael Thevis, Is In jail in Atlanta on several charges. charges, prosecutions. "We were after the main people. We weren't after the UnWebster said the two agents traveled the country, statng derlings," one FBI source said after 400 agents were dispatThe pornography indictments, besides alleging the illegal business relationships with major distributors and produkrs ched to make the nationwide arrests, interstate sale of obscene material, charged that industry of pornography and buying pornographic material in dealihgs leaders gained control of the pornography trade at times by with some 200 persons before they penetrated to the top. The Indictments signaled a new direction for the FBI's inthreatening to use force even against the undercover agents. The investigation was aimed at curbing organized crime's creasing undercover operations, although Justice Department Besides the 45 persons implicated in the pornography influence on the hard-core pornography industry, but ,the officials said privately pornography would not become a major scheme, the indictments named nine others on racketeering undercover agents also ended up focusing on the alleged law enforcement emphasis. charges in a film pirating conspiracy. Several of those named pirating and distribution of motion pictures. Film pirafng Sources said the FBI initiated the probe In 1977 because it have organized crime ties, sources said. costs legitimate businesses some $700 million a year, Webster had evidence the $4 billio-year n-a porno industry was belne FBI Director William Webster said the investigation was said. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) -A state official says Florida should not prohibit or severely restrict con. version of rental apartments to condominiums, even though it Is causing economic and emotional traumas ' - 'uua Rental Conversion Defended 6 "i Debate . Hampshire, t1e two Democra tic candidates was while repeatedly have cried out for President WASHINGTON (UP!) - It ar t er 's help in deba ting the tssue& reading about the good works of an C .Ies 3anes Lyiter 01 the Instttu 01 n$ $ . &. uuiYr *d G)lrecol* at Laldon's -ffrrUin1th 61 ttention from 01PnI*tlon called Parents Without Partners Kennedy in particular, seems bereft. On ! tbatl first realized the need for acoupcalled one occasion, he even produced a t' . ffla1 estimates 10 pLftprOWfflt' DobsIi Without Rebutters. recording of Carter utterances and debateYt It is improbable that mandatOry wage Ad i& in chances of a male birth usdsr such cfr. MP, as the name Implies, provides advice • matan xrntrols are In the immediate American tutu". It however, has turned a deaf ear to and moral support for members who have with a a-e*n more wtlikély that they would be sl.' ft has, he theOriZes, .ormt2ng to- 1nd their pleas and U, tl$a*atI almost 10 ciSIdeen but not in. ..1iaiI*rio&, term ul -DWR, I feel sure, could perform a similar disown lbs app.$1m 111$. iemns that K*D. shJiW (tmps, prawM deaw1 do• IN r,-Iggrvice for presidential caMdatas who lave db$te. s but nobody to debate jiiyiactcr d.termnüdi m, In tlgtcaa('. ernpaIgn 06.. kou . M10,44, The situation in both 'es is • to tail . .. • We saw a number of prospective members tomatic of chnging pollUcal codiftons'F itI1111110111% - " 1:11 , ; lowls - I#A, moWL About half a dmn a variety of reasons, the traditional pattern Of I i w ... t... -., ,*0hfid&n condidgites showed up with lasues gum-ed regpoiisibility for debating the isms or -~-I ;W;Z~1; ... .. .. - ~%w I = - .=. I ~ uc0d pmw( . J* Wiftlied to delete with Roneld Reagan. is breaking d6wn. '. * %. .T ~.,., % * an )dmseU was nowhere arotmt More and 031Ore individual candidates find :AM ft Cub Scd6, ,, '.i• on a'tmt4m I In- pectacle. The themselves sole custody of the Issues. I . candidates felt' scoutthg movemesg, haV$beonhII d d J&j a IU.NbN wost Cbd1'L n orgarAntion modeled on Ally cuddled their Parents W1 t Partners could ,. m . ttII* breasts and debated them as America's youth for 50 years. as LXI4WOOI in dot 1' • they cuekt But you could tell that traditions) mofli atadsrt In an n Without Rebut. , -1111111w FAIM Uwe it wasn't the "me. lets could d wou e to put candidates tVSTY SO, and then one of the debaters respect for God and country and family. GrOp acioi11ai television lookingfor Issue feedback in touch with each It's' oeid hold up an Issue before ma th one er, said cainpilgn worker with whom Ifat continues to produce individual skill, and u aid call out to the mi-mt candidate o TI w u out for yo urself whereu YOU wa I discussed the matter. Ii$e pWW aIf, Orn voice, practically begging him for "It's a he load for a andida The youngsters merit a special sfliIle frOii'. 0i Y°' federal tax dollars are goü. you can do mv,wloi am my bmy rem" Bail As campaign day !t.r day with no direct . ate their, time vo imteers who rest o us. the Ui. gennM.-'" It .-Was a Utile eerie, and somewhat rejoinders." to characterbuilding pr*1ma toOi liMe Isftt *y oi can da .cupiTh, eithu1 ofsa old poem titled 'Ills Face on a sincere "well done" • This politico suggested that DWR fkiJt 01 thi UI. GOM4U 1111" fr4th Barroom Floor." • arrange for Kennedy and Brown to de . l Pag om by hi ng, however, with Bush. md Baker or other GOP can. . 'bIt Bad aCens Was not Orentatcr.ceinkditotlmdiued in what we have been w1th.-'ig dldates. But Øosht that would be wise As a pie tr4 (Iv hi delivering the ,Ilg4i1 to lnterçty re 11 akflost. from Sen. Edward Kennedy and rule, buttals at this stage 01 a N1la the 4N4 T_ li wiliftW. Qui* -Il. campaign Is not in the best Interests of the - 'OIL-EdiI kown. Its 0 up an WlemasyiL$ . • Ø, j Pint In I*a, than In Main, and now In New lanai. ever the $11 led ysil's tleIi . Letters to the - . - -~ I Interview with UPI ui Florida ri& must be on electing representatives." Thursday new senators • • - 11 # vere established to rule on bids for waSt 9nd ce hikes Predictablu °theresult w a O . ' , - - - * V 4 -,_ the previous l be1i to deM1 me Nixon administration's goal was to regulate fj e NikonU'gIMIn dictator Phue IF' of th he adjustments under about aman and thi As they say conomic program. ComMittees md Codfla- • I V. I V S. -- . • And that is the reason 'detente" . as, Indeed, Soviet ! always be cosmetic spokesmen constantly stated throughout heyday of "detente." Iflij AM that is the moon It Is an Illusion to talk . about Soviet "hawks" ad I,doves." Any such ,I , &A difference 01opthon can only cOfltaCtICL At the root of the whole matter Is a fundainental fact, a fact so large that it seldom comes Into focus In the West, but a fact that rnustoccupyevSovlatitr&t*t'IwakIng system has failed. i : -i cwmt coknpete in any but the milllta:7 sense 4 . . S A Of the world arena. It produces not1ft of ,. ,.., importance that anyone wants to buy. Even Italy has more clout in the export market Where is the Soviet radio, automobile computer? ' Nor can the Soviet system meet the needs of .. its own people. It cannot house them. It must import their food. Outsiders built Its most Important automobile and truck assembly ' . lines. French and German contractors buil t 11*1 the Moscow Olympic facilities. Soviet cannot handle the Games, so they were contracted out to NBC and other foreign clients. The Soviets must shop abroad for computers and most advanced technology. Since It is such a dlzrn'I failure the Siet • tsi/ 'ru system tnevIt*blv will come under 1noreesSx am preum aotmd L me'orners cannot be totally isolated m all aoies of formation, and they will want more goods. Present Soviet miftry power IS IdirgIly ,, '(19 qNSIntitilitil". 7% 01 1`101 "*, ft cruise * - - - Porno 'Sting' Nets 45 Arrests - Florida ERA Hopes Bleak l . • ends. . . ' - - by forMer wage-price freeze was ordered President Nixon on Aug. 15, 1971. I1 : I .. 14m1kIFcw1lI II 11T "i. Friday, Feb. 15, 1910-SA . - - - - a -- - il*~ . be"to) 1. -------- ..•* S.' . . - . . Rr"J - I: ( . . %.~ ~.' *" --;-44; -, A4 I % . I., _ .r - . ~ ;, 0 I .. .'-. * - ' -4 . ..) . ), " ~ ~ L , ,*~~ , , , t . . Y A, - = '. V4 1 N. & ?-.-.*:- .-___& *:'- -i.',, �-- - BLONDIE &a—rv..lnn I1.rhl,4 CnMr. I '' ' _ I CANI~GET 01c HAVUIED RID OP THESE HESE HICCUPS P rI,4 k it ". I... ri.;— s'-..-IJI IUUIJ to C in '" THAT$ WNATU'RE N) DO PRS HLEP cou OUT1IN5HEEP R 41 Station (Fr) 42 Isn't (ill Auth 45 rg ACROSS 5 AfYocted : manner YOU CAN'T' FALL 9 state (abbr.) il~z 13 Lincoln end Fortas Cc cc ih4 ' awt 0 0 0 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I REMEMBER WHEN WEEK CAN 3: l4AVE YOU G ME FOR FUN O COOKlE AAAI S UY / WELL,THE SHOE is OtsJ Ti-E OTHER FOOT TOPAY! OH, DIP I PO Tf-4AT AeAU4? \ V AKIN6 T1.IATt i t4 " .' 4) I C' 'l 2•IS - MW 0164 THE BOR N by s M 61 Y I Diwlr WX W, Wmo Wwom &LUM, SKIM IT SLIPPM H15 FoRwr #JW TOW. /Y\ TH((" - % Art arsom ( I IWIP5. - I ' T T I A,iCHIE H I'm NOT iUGGlE' HUNG LJ I HEAR THAT YC*J'RE HUNG UP BUT SHE IS KINOA ONTHAT NEW NEAT GIRL IN SCH 1 ' BobM v I WOULDNT I ENVY BLAME t'J IF 'tOu WERE.' BE ER A UTI FU SHE'S REAL ii.ci' PRETTY! L HER HAIR FaHOULD BE BEAUTIFUL P I'VE ASKED HER FOR A PATE EVERY PAY THIS WEEI('"" L.a ontana M AND EACHTIME I CALLED, SHE HAP TO STAY HOME AND WASH HER HAIR i '1 ) ' F B HO P v'W - N 0 1 f - - F_ - - Consult - flUIUF LOSIfl9 TOUT S T ffiA r9 character Storm 0 43 • I of. EEK & MEEK S .. by Howie Schneider WHINT'RE(10i D010S I. GMT To MAS k HEADA49E SAILIRDAY UIC-AT'? ______ ________ • ______ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer YOU *E BOUG14T THAT BEANBAG ce #* "!I " ra A __ d BUGS BUNNY M I _N Evening Herald, Sanford, FL DEAR DR. LAMB Since most authorities believe that '•\S\ ,/' '1oL' G4O1' , 41 0 --.w a role I AD_N! Dr. hereditary baldness is hore related, can a hormone N test be given to someone who TLJ !AI Lamb L thinks he is going bald? Alm I 20 Optical glass 58 Clothes tinter ill there be a cure for 36 Manner 10 Noble gas 21 Comedian Kruger baldness in the near future? I I Diurnal Actor 38 DOWN King period$ DEAR READER — The 39 Biblical tribe 23 Some (prefix) 17 Scheme 4 1 Street urchin I Seaweed 25 Greated hair follicles in both men ana 19 out 27 Former (2ds. substance (Fr) produce male hor42W 2 Ancient 22 Went before ) individual hair hormone produced by the 43 Image Each mone Peruvi plate 23 Hostels follicle itself. 44 Nine (Fr.) titaring 3 follicle inherits the characanimals 33 Viscid liquid DEAR DR. LAMB — For 45 Othello villain terl:tics that detern-dne the throne 4 Female saint 25 Leer 34 Hawaiian 47 To the I have worried about years ty1ie of male hormone it will labbr.) volcano, 26 Press clothes sheltered side pfoduce. One type of male my daughter. When she was blical 27 Sometime 48 Cogwheel she began throwing in her 20s ormone is associated with character 35 Alphabet 28 Route 50 Cheat (sI) 6 Wild goat 36 Opera by food She is in her up her hair shaft, causing the loss of 29 Produced 7 Cerise Verdi Spawn 51 middle 40s now and the the so-called male pattern 30 ochs 8 Compass 37 Dignify ell skilled 52 Mild oath in problem still exists She's ' baldness that you see with the 32 point Britain fe1aett Lincoln 35 very thin. She probably 9 Wight receding hairline, eighs less than 100 pounds test of hormone w blood A 10 1 9 8 7 6 4 5 I 2 3 She doesn't think she has a thing won't tell you a levels — — — — — — — — — — problem as she's afraid of t the hair follicles about wha 14 13 12 getting fat. At least this was themselves are doing. Such a test would be more related to her attitude at first. Even I 1 16 15 what the hormone glands in can tell she's suffering from malnutrition. I'm afraid she'll the body are doing. It is true 18 that certain types of die Can you tell us what to — — — 23 j24' do generalized rmoneim 22 ? READER - You're balance can be associated — — 28 29 30 27 25 26 with loss of hair but that's a a wise mother and if you can separate medical condition. possibly get your daughter to 33 32 31 I'm sending you The Health see a doctor, she should. Of — — Letter number 12-6, Hair course, it won't help unless 35 34 Care, to give you more in- the doctor knows what her formation about baldness problem is so she'll have to 39 38 37 problems. Hair loss, after all, tell him about her habit. Your story sounds very 41 — — Is a symptom Other readers — — 40 who want this issue can send much like she may have 47 —148 — 75 cents with a long, stamped, anorexia nervosa. This self-addressed envelope for it. problem occurs particularly 52 50 51 Send your request to me, In in teen-aged girls and young 49 women. It can persist Into care of this newspaper, P.O. — — — — — — — — — — 55 54 53 Box 1551, Radio City Station, older age groups. These prople have a faulty New York, NY IW19. Anybody 58 57 56 who has unexplained hair loss self Image of their body. They — — — — — — — — — — should see a physician to first think they're fat when they determine what the cause is. really aren't. There are psychological That's essential to proper important factors involved. That's why treatment. The hair follicles on the side they keep on starving of the head are less likely to themselves or even throwing By BERNICE BEDEOSOL produce the kind of male up food, in spite of the fact hormone that's associated that they are thin and need For 16, 1980 with loss of the hair shaft. food. The probabilities are that That's why when a hair needs daughter transplant is done and the your Don't allow yourself to be YOURBIRTHDAY professional counseling follicles from the side of the caught in one-upsmanship February 16, 1980 situations today because you head are moved to the bald directed at the psychological year y Thi something areas that they will survive factors that may be involved, likely to be more fortunate èould say or do and grow where the original but the proper place to start is with new projects or en- that might prove em. with the family doctor. I terprises than you will be with barrassing. Play it humble, hair follicles failed. There have been some would recommend that she LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 old ones. If something fresh results in stopping hair loss in discuss with him the comes along that looks good, Careless or impulsive buying women who have hereditary possibility of her having today' could cause you give it a go. baldness related to the type of anorexia nervosa. (Jan. 2D-Feb. Problems later. Be'sure that 54 Fakir 55 Region 56 Puck 57 Mexican laborer 14 Caspian 15 Highest point 16 Station anew 18 Crash against 19 Rocketfuel Gardening Allow Youn Citrus Trees To Get Estabiished 0 9 Each month there are always a few I tjittt. 1 Q, I have one of the Israeli apple trees months ago and now quite a number of the soil. Eventually the roots become s questions that I am asked quite n %0jen voti ar~ that will grow here in Florida. I have thettiare dying back. I pulled some of the bound that they strangle each other and then it realk de[wrids u' frequently by local residents. Here are plants tiparid found that the roots had not cause the plant to die. This problem can planning to plant y our gar(kfl. It vkq heard that two trees are required to TOM sorne of the more common questions spread outat all. Call anything be done to be avoided b) carefully breaking apart havc m- liiiiv 4L-fore initilti produce fruit. Should I buyanother tree~ recently asked. I hope the answers will save these l)hmfltS? the root ball and spreading the roots out IL lslii;utt' ;hich is a luver at tint. Urban help other count) residents who may be A thtrt 1rt to arittts of apples that so they will become established in tit(, ina t it ti it i t t in Horticulturist experiencing the same problems. will grow in our area. These are the A. Your azaleas were rootbound in the native soil. If ) -oil have plant., ; that have tilt, soil. For t real f;i~t rvspttnsv,-lieii Q I planted a container grown citrus mrietmes "Anna " and the Em Shemer container in huh this were originally been set improperls s in our tee it itilil of"%% lilt h t'r '. '1 tree last year that had fruit on it. It would be a good idea to plant one tree grown. Azaleas and other woody plants would be a good idea to dig them up and ltiii 1mtmck 1mw. lie. over. tlu t P' However, this year it has not produced a good idea to remove the fruit rather of each variety Fven though the "Anna" that are grown in containers for long spread their roots out Be sure to keep u i. .0 hi, :ii (1k snI JId any fruit at a)) even though the tree looks than letting it develop to ensure the best apple will pollinate itself, having one of period.s of time before transplanting will then well watered after transplanting.ilocs not List ihos not usti.l. imtai. ifl.iijt 51111,, ,i, healthy. What could the problem be? growth of the tree. Also, trees that have each variety will ensure good pollination fill up most of the space in their con(IOt' I hilOrulilt' !t'l uiIlr best let 'tub! A. Actually, this is just a natural oc- been planted for two or three years and a better crop. For additional in- tainers with roots. Also, the potting Q. Is there any difference in the kind of currence common ;o young citrus. The should be fertilized at regular intervals forniation oil apples, we have a Fact mixture the%. are planted in is generally a little to buy for ill)- vegetable garden to be it, get %0111' 11 IC:&d 1111IN it tree may not bear for a couple of years and watered thorougly every couple of Sheet which is available upon request better For growth than the native raise the pH level? uoupk' of mniub - çinr to plantin.. while it is establishing itself. If fruit does weeks during dry weather. This will froin the AgriCenter b%. c,ailing 322-32:13. soil, so the roots tend to stay in this v. 11111t. 1~, A. Yes. If you li,ad %-our soil tested develop in the first few years, It is usually ensure earlier fruit production. mixture rather than spreating out into Q. I planted sonic azaleas about eight mu t'" -, 11 .\ never apply lime unless a soil test in . . Issue Issue Dur'io ng Meal rks ln=Law IV M NORTH *AQ9 TK7 • a Ki There actually are several lines of play that will brin$ it in despite the actual bad breaks. We rather fancy the Sanders of line that T h adopted. 2-15-80 4K742 61 WHAT by Bob Thav.s SPIDER-MAN 11110111NIP TWO LADY I slam was home All Tommy had to do was to lead a spade and stick in j1urrn me. East took his ack and had to lead a spade right back Into dummy's ace. queen. : Note that if west h played his 10 spot the Is of the j= from dummmy wou caught East in the same end play. (NEWSPAPER ENMpRISE AMN.) (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge," care of this newipsPer, Box 489, Radio City Station,New York, N. Y. 100 . . ... . V - W ' %V • . 4 ' (t l /' .' Abb W _____ Twill, 6for #151 0 • ', ' t I told her I would be happy '44: to buy her some more toilet tissue if she was low on it, but lawyers a favor arm publish she insisted she had plenty - this. Ivowed that if one more she just resented my ex- "friend" called me at home travagance! for free legal advice, I'd This same daughter-in-law write to DEAR ABBY! informed me shortly after her The cheapskate who calls a baby was bom that I would lawyer at home, asks if he has have to telephone a week in "a minute," and usually ends advance for an appointment up talking half an hour. He to see the baby. Meanwhile, calls us at home because he's her mother runs in and out afraid he'll get a bill If he calls whenever sRe feels like it. the office The c I am not a difficult mother- tries to make it souild like a in4aw, Abby. I have another 11 personal call" — "How's the daughter-in-law with whom I family, etc., but he always get along beautifully. wants some legal advice. lamso upset about the way l My ee advice today Is. Do have considering selling my except In a real emergency. property and using the money Do call your lawyer's to travel and enjoy myself secretary for an appointment instead of leaving everything and expect to pay for the to my two sons I am a widow advice (only 56) and am considered LEGAL EAGLE I' • , . ,J -•- 1 .1 'S. '"' - . 'Y . . . Mall to an ice creamui parlor hour I'- . bs lnki, X I EpAloll Sigma Valciutinc' (;irl. \t'll tear( wl'd :a but e.m. presented to her b ulialtir mio'Iruik'm Present were Mary ('iok, l'Iivlli \iillir. i,um. er t;ruIiitt- . l tot ?v Betty Bareint', I-:ilt't'n Mutt r'.l (ut t v Millie (ilLx'rt and ,It',tmi l"lIrilt:t, ni' t u Illilull to .. ' . , ,p lit tilt- Kilights tit Coillillhils blillill1w ' I C'!' ' "r 110I ". 1 , '• . . . The B Herald Photo by 'urn ANNiVERSARY s I los,,wf i 11a% I,; ,: 4 qw, I,,. 1 soms - TUMILEWEEDS ! /4 _j ... 1.' .'—'. Nttsel 0% I I I I - , I Moms op To F L o P I 0 1\ - - 5IJNt tIINI `TATI - • > - by T. K. Ryan $0.O.Q.O.7ifl'J. L. lOONIES 9"100M - Y 1I T1d.NJ&h,a ' ' READY-MADE I A* $ : PIvis' D.gD. POW ' ' ' RT. REV. MORRIS dedicaterial service for the new education building will he by The lit. Rev. S.S. Mortis, Presiding Bishop of the Eleventh Episcopal District. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Hamilton of Oviedo have as their sts brother and and . Mrs. Theron Brooklyn, N.Y. 111,vin to] NJ 42HORID1111113 Where did you buythe beautiltil vegetables? At Jan's ProduceTry them youll like them- GUARANTEED TO BE Tf if LOWEST PRICES ANYVVIiLRL BUY TODAY .... HANG TODAY Open Weave Draperies 11 48x84 r t çj 48x45", req 11 4843". req '20 72x84" reg 1,19 96*84", r'59 14484". reV I I l 9 Light airy textured drapenes for the Open Look you love! TrenlQfIdULIS assortment of colors and patterns. 1 1 $13 , GEORGE A. PYKE, M.D. DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS Diplomat of Amsricai Said SI Family Practice FEL - . ISIS V e Ui LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS 1980 ' • At , FOR AP"is CALL 8695400 TONY HOURS: Wed. (Sisly) 243 P.M.. 743 PM. ' FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS! ~Jkvff s k f: MARY R French Ave. RUSSI INSURANCE - Sanford • ' ,j rjöw N 11i' 159-95 , . , rey. 18 I NOW 1 9,97 NoW 1 15.97 NOW 12799 NOW 6 34.99 - Uh Other Sizes Available drcr. saves on energy COSIS.r All fabric by America's finest mills. JAN'S PRODUCE OPEN WED., Pal, $AT.& SUN. In 7W Roar Of TM U*Wd 30 Svpsr 5 10$ PHONE MUM ISIO From* Avs. (Hwy. 17.42), Senlsrd HIM ,1' 48x63 4806". rI 112 48*45'. req 114 48*84". rog'21 75*84W', req 140 100*84". req 150 * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM Craig Igsft '6 99 *9.99 Insulated Draperies III1IJ Nt 1tSU1iJJJI For the prodke of bolly wAmOcla - U HARM * SR 22 FILED FREE ikkkAqw _______ eak . -• I 1 I.,lo play runs through :\pril 1*1. J(X%Cf Meier,I mil-traier of the Chl-istil.". -.wPl mrt.d I by a carefully selected it 1 hundred; All Ii iun:ipal-. the prouith-tioll, stage and have been ussuebitod with '1'hr 1tl'k hilt'. lllimioll Play for nian), yvars. The entive ensenible coltsists of 250 players. For inforination wrile 11.0. llo.\ 71, I"M." Wales, TM53; or call 676 1495 111te I.adles Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association (LAFRA), Branch 147, Sanford, celebrated Its 22nd anniversary this month. The organization has 12:1 members. Checking door prizes to be given away at the 22nd birthdas, celehration are, from left, Pete Kriz, treasurer; Marge Miller. presidentMarge West, vice president; and Edith Pounds. secretary. LAFRA • Passion Play Opens- ,, 97 _____________ ..., ' .' - African enjoy this occasion with St. St. James Methodist Episcopal Church, James. Happy birthday to following MARVA V.)Inehb )%venue at 9111 Street The evening worship serwith February birth dates: the terrible wife, since e answer. lI/ih4 klS Y.U. will soon be 100-years-old. A vice is at 6 p.m. Sallyc F. Bentley, Sandra Kay never liked the girl. Your The boy is our son, and the celebration is set for Sunday, Bruce of Daytona Beach will Sanford f.:&r.arfrxict, Ralph Tilkiiuis, advice is needed. girl has kept him dangling for 17. when St. James will be the speaker. Rev. K.D. Correspondent Renice Tillman, Gloria It. NO NAME PLEASE a week. I think she's keeping observe Feb. 322-5418 Its religious and Wlite is churcil pastor. Smith, Claudia H. Randall, him dangling, hoping she will spiritual birthday. • Mable McClain and Virginia DEAR NO NAME: get a better offer, and if she The honored guest and New Bethel African as necessary to sell your 035fl getone, she'U g w speaker for the morning Methodist Episcopal Church, propeii i o ' tier to travel service will be The RI, Rev. Canaan City, Sanford, will The Hamilton's are retired. dliveft sell it. Just keep NO So, how long should he S.S. Morris, Presiding Bishop celebrate the annual Family She was formerly with State enough to insure our future of the Eleventh Episcopal and Friends Day, Sunddy, Department of Labor, and tile security. (P.& Widows would HISMOTHER District. Feb. 17, at 11 a.m. New York State School be wise to discuss Their The public is invited to All families and friends Of System as a bookkeeper and DEAR MOTHER: If be's financlail mattas with the the membership are invited to lie was a clerk of tilt* Supreme trust officer of their 16" been dugft for a week, -be hear tile morning message court. rather than with their sbouldconsider himsel.1 cut delivered by Rev. W.R. down and free to ask another Contrary to popular belief, children.) Tile liaiiiiltuiis plan to get in ivy does not ordinarily Lovelace of the St. John DEAR ABBY: Please do us 9IrL Missionary Baptist Church, some fishing in Daytona harm the plant that supBeach and Antlqua. ports it ,. Ormond Beach Fourth grade students were During Dental Health Week, Dr. Alan B. Kingston of encouraged to enter a poster Altamonte Springs visited the contest. The winner of the third grades of Bear Lake first place prize was Skippy Elementary School. Tooth- Constantine. Special certificates were brush kits were given to each student and Instruction was awarded to Sang Yoon, Tooya given to Improve the skills of Lee, Rhonda Platt, Pamela brushing and flossing the Gibson, Angela Roberts, and John Goodin. teeth. 44 I i. short business tIie'etIiig e.as ui'ntlutLt'i In. ii.sudcnt Eib ;u Mack. Plans were inade to ha% va 1) ikv.,alt- in ~ lit- iw.ir ititiirl,' p cakes art' to be hakeil fur t(it' I alavmee. Nurnuu: lioiiuei'r the chapter's regular lWl't The chapter .ill pirtIl.tu. UI . kiau huh lant e ti hr.' -. 0. -. A _____ X1 Epsilon sigill'i livid tile tir"t ill. L:1111~ of I t if' -. I kk A I by Stan La. and John Romita X-Im fr.. IF ON r Aff-KNEW WNW APW WAPI Xi Epsilon Sovi 'c . Dear j Beta Sigmu Phi f Chapters .. , C" DEAR EAGLE: You The other son (with the nice could cure your cheapskate wife) says I should sell callers quickly by billing everything, travel, and live it them for legal advice up. The son with the dreadful dispensed from your home as wife says,I'Don't sell. Keep it. welI as from your office. You'll get more for it later." DEAR ABBY: When a 17What should I do? If my year-old boys asks a girl to a hiihand were alive, he would whcml dance, how long should his ace, played three rounds of trumps while discarding a diamond from dummy, cashed his queen of diamonds and ace of clubs, led a club to dummy's king, discarded a club to the king of diamonds and ruffed a club. Clubs failed to break and as you can see the spade finesse 0105 OKJ872 W86 V954 #J1096 3 •Q 1035 • v SOUTH $643 IV A Q J 10 2 OAQ 4' *33 Vulnerable: Both Before taking on new projects You couid experience ..nie East Soeth 1 today, be sure to finish what peer pressure today and feel PM 3 NT Pan 6 9 -LEI you've already begun. Don't you have to do sometift just Pan Pan Pan let your impulsiveness become It's the thing to do. Go along with the group by Stoffvi & Heimda hi overload you, Opening lead:* J TAURUS(April 20-May 20) it violates your standards. Rather than spoil the fun for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. Bt'SKEi'BALL... yourself er others, R may be Dec. 21) Contribete to the WILL HE 'Th4INK wiser today to forego tranquility on the hOme front OF: NEXT? ptherinp where there are today instead of being By Oswald Jacoby persions you don't enjoy. disruptive. Selfish demands &W Alan Sontag GEKINI (May 21-June 20) could cmm fimily members The heart slam is a really Challienges, may hold a par. to behave rdmile ly. ood one. After the diamond ticular appeW today, but you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-j&n. lead, it will make if the spade nust be careful not to attempt 19) Soulteone you know from finesse is on; if clubs break 3. any9ft foo" or anything experlem to be 0`111111111"Will1rin 3; if a queeze or end play can wheretheoddi be dev elo ped; and, failing all today. You stacked against you won't appreciate being told that, if the defense slips a trifle CANCER (June 21-July 22) what to do or how to think. WHO "W gAmmay 1IS1 Fou, '%',% r III ZIOL "Avff yy . I DEAR ABBY: What would you think of a daughter-in-law telling you at the dinner table that she thought you used too much toilet tissue? She said this right in front of her " AQUAR1US 19) Before entering into any what you purchase has joint venture today, be certain warranties or can be taken your counterpart can offer as back. much as you. No one will VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) benefit if the deal is lopsided. Both you and your mate could How to get along with Persons hold very strong opinions born under other signs is one today regarding the way of the sections you'll enjoy in something should be done. your new Astro-Graph Lee Neither will want to yield. which begins with your bir- Avoid situations that could thday. Mail $1 for each to yield impasses. Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio I,BRA (Sept. 23-Oct. City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be Don delude yourself into sire birth believing PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) should be tended to today will Make it a point today to share any good fortune with those somehow take care of themselves. Just saying who have helped you in the esto wont make them past. Be as generous with disappear. them as they were with you. -------n-'---------------------- Dentist Visits School FRANK AND ERNEST Friday, Feb. 15, lUG—lA - AN EXPLOSIVE OETA LrPTLE CLOSE A33i-r AN 'rAI<!. -- OURSELVE5 Saturday, February N. a - Physician HOROSCOPE N . Answer to Previous Puzzle Mn thrulhurs lOS - FrulOS - Sat iO - Sun SANFORD - 2994 ORLANDO DR. ZYREAZAAT AIRPORT BLVD. — �- - S - $rVOfllng Herald Sanford Fl. - Friday, F undy TO Ensure IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FIll Number .23 ce DIvIsion IN RE: ESTATE OF EVA M. HUTCHINSON Safety ALb By FIUDAY,FEBRUARYIS DeltonaTheaferAGalIdslTAGV.jetiesofl,$ 7:30 p.m., Deltona Golf -Country Club. Vatlons call 306474-1*t For reset- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 DeBaryVolunteerFjyrDepartmentauctjon 10a.m., firemen's recreation hall. Refreshments. Pickups call Darwin Bruce or Lucky Eve. Fourth Annual Gilmartin Blind Fishing Tournament in St. Johns River, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Meet at Lake Monroe Marina to go shad fishing. Sponsored by the Sanford Lions Club. In Prison SenlorCitlzensTour to Lakeland to see Liberace for ';' 4 p.m. with pick up at Leed's at Casselberry at 4:30 p.m. Stop at Morrison's Cafeteria to eat dinner on the -way. Return at about 11:15 p.m. _______ 831-9993 32i... 2611 _______________________ Deceased CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Fla. (UP!) Bundy, a former Utah law Sentinel Star, was seated TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 44c IIM Itime Theodore Bundy hopes o student, erupted into two Bundy shook his finger at the HOURS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS 3,c a Un. 3 consecutive times insure his physical safety at tirades against the judge judge and told him he was AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE 3k a line - 8 00 A M - S 30 P M 7consecutivetiiMs AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Florida State Prison by before the circuit Jury that being manipulated by the P4ONDAY thru FRIDAY INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: trading on his legal prowess, convicted hIm Feb. 7 was prosecution. ¶ATURDAY 9 Noon YOU ARE • HEREBY I Lines Minimum his prosecutors say. sworn. First he stalked from "Use your mind, yor NOTIFIED that th, ad. Bundy was headed back to the courtroom when Jopling honor," Bundy said, mInistration of the estate of EVA t DEADLINES Death Row last Tuesday less refused to grant a defense his fist on the bench. He tn ed M. HUTCH INSON, deceased, File Numr $O-23-CP, is pending In the than an hour after Circuit request for more peremptory to walk out of the courtroom, Circuit Court for SemInole County, . Noon The Daf8efore Publication Judge Wallace M. Jopling challenges when they had and peeled off his Jacket as if Florida, Probate Division, the address of which Is Seminole handed down his third death exhausted all 20 of theirs, to fight with the bailiff who County Courthouse, North Park Sunday - Noon Friday sentence. Bundy shook off the blocked his path. Ave., Sanford, FL 32711. The He was condemned to die restraining arm of a bailiff "That was all for show," personal representative of the estate Is EVELYN MORRIS, for kldnapDing and killing 12. and said between clenched Blair later said, once the Jury whose address Is P.O. Box 2023, 1-Ca,'tl of Thanks year-old Kimberly Diane teeth, "I'm leaving. This is a was dismissed Saturday anda Sanford, FL 32771 The name and __________ 18—Help Wanted Leach on Feb. 9, 1978. Bundy game. And I won't be a party judicial gag order was lifted, address oi the personal -representative's attorney are set The family of John 1. (Jake) had already been given two to staying...belng In this kind forth below. Fortler Fortier wishes to other death sentences for the of Waterloo." Legai Notice All persons having claIms or extend their deep appreciation NEEDED NOW! murders of two Florida State demands against the estate are Blair said Bundy met with for all of the gifts and thoughts IN TI(E CIRCUIT COURT OF required, Wl't'HIN THREE received during their time of sorority sisters in thejudgeandalltheattorneys THE EIGHTEENTH RN's- LPN's JUDICIAL MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF .grief. Tallahassee. In Jopling's chambers CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF The Fortier Family HOME CAREFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Prosecutors Bob Dekie and following that outburst. THIS NOTICE, to file with the --HOSPITAL STAFF CASE NO. IO.fl7CA.04.P clerk of the above court a written 4-Personals Jerry Blair said In an in. have some responsibility to IN RE: The Marriage of statement of anyclaim or demand ______________________ tervlew that Bundy's cour- the individuals on Death RONALD EDWARD JOSLYN SR. they may have. Each claim NURSES AIDESmust Why Be LoneI4t Write "Get A troom theatrics Petitioner be in writing and must indicate the were Row," Bundy reportedly told Mate" Dating Service. All to 1); 11 to? basis for the claim, the name and motivated by fear of fellow Jopling before returning to MARGARET M. JOSLYN, ages, P 0. Box 6071, Clearwa. addressof thecreditor or his agent Fl. 33515. inmates -not anger. court. Respondent. or attorney, and the amount ________________________ LIVE-IN COMPANION "Child molestors are the NOTICE OF ACTION Six hours later he erupted claimed. If the claim is not yet Think Positive America? Order TO: MARGARET M. .IOSLYN, due, the date when: It will become "Welcome Home your bottom rung of the pecking again after the 12th Juror, a whose resIdence is unknoww due shall be stated. lithe claim is Hostages" bump,r.wifldOW UPJOHN HEALTH CARE order in prison," Blair said, pressman for the Orlando YOU ARE HEREBY contingent or unliguldated, the sticker today? When they get "I think Mr. Bundy's displays __________________________ NOTIFIED that an action for nature of the uncertajnty shall be home-let's give them a big CALL 628-0636 dissolution of marriage has been stated. If the claim)is.secured, the In court were calculated to Central Florida Welcome? Legal Notice filed against you in the Circuit security shall be described. The SERVING ORANGE AND postage & .00 (includes tax, create the image that he is Court of the Eighteenth Judicial claimant shall deliver sufficient OR SEMINOLE COUNTY handling). SAK Promotions very talented legally. He IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND Circuit of the State of Florida, In copies of the claim to the clerk to Box P.O. 971, 1TD, and for Seminole County, and you enable the clerk to'mail one copy hopes to Insure his physical FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Casselberry, Fl. 32707. -________________________ Package store clerk, 42 hr. wk. are requested to serve a copy of to each personal representative. safety by trading on his legal FLORIDA. Will train, good company your written defenses, if any to it, CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.23S3.CA4S All persons Interested in the talents." 6-Child Care benefits, Apply in person. IN RE: The Adoption of • on the Petitioner, whose name and estate to whom a copy of this ___________________________ Walgreens, 2942 Orlando Dr. address are: GERALD DAVID DENNIS, NotIce of AdmInistration has been RONALD EDWARD JOSLYN mailed are required, WITHIN HAROLD MICHAEL DENNIS, Baby sit 2.4 yr olds in my home. - RN or LPN, I to 12 part time. and DANIEL DELANCY SR. THREE MONTHS FROM THE Fenced yd., downto, San. AppIyInpei-son$anfordNursIn Legal Notice DENNIS ISM Plantation Plaza DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA ford. 323-6441. & Convalescent Center, 930 by Deaary, Florida 32713 ROBERT TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file HAROLD Mellonvllle. WALTERS and file theoriginal with the Clerk any objections they may have that — FICTITIOUS NAME 9-Good Things to Eat their stepfather. c'l the above-styled Court on or challenge the validity of the ________________________ Notice is hereby given that I am DRIVERS-WAREHOUSE before March 12, 1910. Otherwise a decedent's will, the qualifications NOTICE OP SUIT engaged in business at Immediate openings. Must have SOS THE STATE OF FLORIDA judgment may be entered against of the personal representative, or Navel oranges& grapefruit Sweetwater Blvd. Fl. Chauffeur license, 25 yrs. you for the relief demanded in the the venue or iurlsdiction of the Longwood, MICHAEL DEN. $4 bu. Seminole County, 5, Florida underTO: NIS,HAROLD SR. or older with good driving re. court, complaint or petition. 322-6733, 322-0362 the fictitious name of TRAKTEX, cord. Annual starting salary In ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND Notice is herebygiven that a suit WITNESS my hand and the 5Oi and that I intend to register said — excess of $10,000. Exc. Corn. has been filed for the adoption of of said Court on February 6. 1950. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED name with the Clerk of the Circuit 11-Instructions pony benefits, major Florida (SEAL) WILL BE FOREVER BARRED _______________________ Court, Seminole County, Florida In your sons in the above indicated Aluminum Distributor is Date of the first publication of Court, the title of which case is ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. accordance with the provisions of shown above. -evpandlng to longwood to As Clerk of the Court Ihi Nutice of Administration: he Fictitious Name Statutes, ToStItc'i a RaInbow serve greater Orlando area. Feb. 5, 1950. You are hereby required to file By: Cynthia Proctor Wit: Section 163.09 Florida Call 2 p.m.-4 p.m. to sthedule S-Evelyn Morris any As Deputy Clerk written oblect ions or defenses Creative Expressions 322.7113 Statutes 1957. Interview. 331.6114. you may have in the above Publish February 5, 15, 22, 29, 1910 As Personal Representative __________________________ ____________________________ Sig. Ronald i. Kobryn of the Estate of -proceeding with the Clerk of this DES-43 ________________________ Publish: February 15, 22, 29 12—Special Notice Kitchen helper, experienced, — EVA M. HUTCHINSON Court and to serve a copy thereof 1950. PT, FT. All around assistant _________________________ Deceased upon the Petitioner's Attorney, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN for quality restaurant. Prep., ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL whose name and address appear AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, REPRESENTATIVE: You are asked to loin salath, line working. Apply in P*rein,onor before the 13th dayof FLORIDA. petition to the Gov. about any FICTITIOUS NAME pr5 see Mrs. G., Deltona sDouglas Stenstrorn March, 1910. If you fail todoso, ttie CASE NO. 79.1493.CA.O9-K bigotry, wrong doing, or Notice ishereby given that lam reliefrequestedlnsaidsuitmayt,e W. L. KIRK and GERALDINE C. STENSTROM, McINTOSH, discrimination at Seminole _______________________ engagedinbusinessatlllO'Brien granted without your JULIAN KIRK, his wife, Comm. College write 81107 consent. Rd., Fern Park, Fl., Seminole Waitress-experienced P.T, COLBERT & WHIGHAM WITNESS my hand and official Plaintiffs, Lake Mary 32746, 323-1399. p.m. Quality food service. BC 1330 County, Florida, under the fic. Seal of office at Sanford, Seminole vs. titlous name of O'Briens' Hair Apply In person, see Mrs. G., Your Mother used them, your Sanford FL 32171 RADFORD and Styling, and that I intend to County, Florida, this 6th day of SAMUEL Deltona Inn. Grandmother used Rawlelgh ___________________ Telephone February, 1910. : 305-322-2171 DOROTHY I.. MOSS, register said name with the Clerk (SEAL) salve & liniment. These & Publish Feb. 5, 15, 1910 Defendants. COOKS& COOK TRAINEES of the Circuit Court, Seminole many more famous Rawleigh. 33 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. NOTICE OF SALE CHALLENGING .NEWAROING County, Florida in accordance products avail, here In town, Clerk of the Circuit Court Notice is given that pursuant to a FICTITIOUS NAME fast fOOd take-out store, in. with the provisions of the Fic. Call 322-3317. BY: Eve Crabtres Notice Is hereby given that I am final judgment dated February 6, _________________________ s.grance, credit _union, profit titiou$ Name Statutes, To-Wit: 1950, in Case No. 79-1493-CA-09-K of engaged in business at P.O. Box DePuf CISt SILVER CLUB 'JOIN NOWI share avail. Apply Lake Mary Section 143.09 Florida Statutes Albrt P. McIntosh Jr. the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth 2205, Lake Mary, FL 32746, 66 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl. Admission $1 in silver. This 1937. _________________ P0 Box 146, Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida under months bonus, IOgaI. of gas at Sig: Kathleen HoIt Seminole County, Florida, in the fictitious name of L.V.&M CASHIER SOc per gal. S31-$319. Publish: February 13, 22, 29 & Orlando, Florida 37102 Publiih February S. 15, 22, 29, 1910 w$icPi W. L. Kirk and Geraldine C. SPECIALITY CO., and that I Exp. for fast food take-out store, ___________________________ March 7, 1910. ______________________ ______ DER-42 insurance, credit union, profit Kirk, his wife, are the plaintiffs intend to register said name with DES.73 18-t-IeIp Wanted share avail. Apply Lake Mary and Samuel Radford and Dorothy the Clerk of the - Circuit Court, 66 Fogd Store, Lake Mary, Fl. L. Moss are the defendants, I will Seminole County, Florida In ac Nurse. NursigAldep.T self to the highest and best bidder cordance with the provisions Of the Call 322.3133 FIBERGLASS EXPERI ENCE for cash in the lobby at the west'- Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: NOTICE OF HER1NG Atter6p.m. FiberglasI, gel coat & mold door of the Seminole County SeCtion $65.09 Florida Statutes - Slaw.oL$ Cci.*.tv PLANNING AND ZoNING Cøwwisg,os maker. Pay according to exp. Courthouse in Sanford, Seminole 1951. 5 p,j4J.4j9$ 730PM General Labor, Yard Work, Apply Sfarlin Enterprises, Ros 203 County, Florida, at 11:00A.M. on 51g. James L. Albert Mon. thru Fri. apply Seminole Bldg. 71$, Rudder Cir., Sin. &sotoi.t COUNTY Co.aiscuu March 3, 1900, the following. Publish February 5, 13, 27, 29, 1900 Sateton, FLO0a Garden Apts. ford (AIrport) between S am. descrIbed property i.t forth in the DES-Il $ pm order of final judgment: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Mechanics helper I Paint I Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA AVON MUO1 body helper. Good benit its. LAKEVI EW, accordIng to the Plat PROBATE DIVISION FIGHT INFLATION Apply in person. 1 ml. north of thereof as recorded in Plat Book S. File Number 79-303-Ce Sell Avon. Increase your earning I . 434 on 1742. Richies vw. Page 14, of the Public Records of Division power. For details, Call Seminole County, Florida. - N IN RE: ESTATE OF 1.U1.44$74u.3O7C DATED February 6, 1300. PAUL HENSON PART-TIME h' Recep$ionist.AccotIng Clett ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. _•,) 6\ Deceased 7 able to type 4$ wpm, basic Clerk of Circuit Court NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION CORRESPONDENTS bookkeeping skills, salary By Susan E. Tabor TO ALL PERSONS HAVING N range $7,200. Send resume to Deputy Cleft 1 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Seminole Community Action, To write news of local interest PublIsh: February I, 15, 1910. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE $ Inc. P.O. Drawer 1319, San. N DER.44. from CASSELBERRY, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS V I Fl. 32771. Equal Op. CVI EDO & GENEVA and INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: CITY OF portunity Employer, have a knack for gathering ____________________ YOU ARE HEREBY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, socIal niwsirom your respective P __________________________ NOTIFIED that the ad. community PLONIDA tobepresented ma * * * * * * * ministration of the estate of PAUL column in The Evening Herald, NOTICE OP PUILIC HEARING HENSON, deceased, File Number we want to talk with you, 79.303.CP, is pending In the Circuit ci.auc /'\uI (2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Court for Seminole County, tjsess A'I(AgnIo,Ihes)SR Rs* Contacts 12 \.•• CM (Ft1l,Va.Ju1..jGO1ud) bytheCityCommissionoftheChfy Florida, Probate Division, the sP)N*-RaØ. of Altamont. Springs, Florida, address of which ii Seminole (Corneroflh&Frsnch) DORIS DIETRICH that said CIty Commission will County Courthousi, Sanford, FL 32771. The Personal repres.n. hold a public hearing: 5h76 OURSELVES EDITOR 9-Sdaily (a) To -'-.onsidir annexation of tative of the estate is MARY 332-2611 Mcn..Fri. __________________________ LAVON HENSON. ** * * * * * * whose address the following described property ORLANDO, -Apaiments UnfUrnished '-' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 Sanford Senior Citizens meeting at noon at L Sanford Civic Center. Bring a bag lunch, Business meeting and program following lunch, TOPS Club, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital conference room, Sanford. Over Club of Sanford, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens Social Hall. Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., First ' I,,' Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Election of offIcers. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY21 SenInoie Chapler,No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Election of officers, GED Test Orientation, 4p.m., Seminole Community College. Tests scheduled for Feb. , 20 and 27. FRIDAY, FEBRUARYZ2 Senior Citizens Toz for a day at Seaworld. Leave Sanford at 9a.m. with pick up at Lfed's in Seminole Plaza at 9:30 a.m. Return at 5 p.m. Call Doris Rogers for reservation. Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Call Sanford. 323-1670 Mariner's Village ooklng for a job? The Classified Ads will help you find that lob. 1-Apartments Furnished - ' , Sanford VFW Pout and Aublilary Benefit Barbecue, noon to 6 p.m,, long cabin pod home on lakefront, ______ and bake sale. music ha Rhythm Rascals, bazaar Proceeds for Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive I Workshop for the adult handicapped of Seminole County. Open to publIc. _______ Ink.fr MONDAY, FEBRUARY2$ ________ .rflWpóst 10108,8 ,pcst FU8L1C REALlY TRANSFERS 7 Johnny Walker Constr Ltd to Hallmark Constr. Coot Fl, the N½ Jefffy J. Vana. All of Lot 151 1 of 5E¼ of NWM. less the E tMt2OIIof Lot liOpiusth.SUt th.W7acr.softheNM OftheN oflotl3SImesSftoftME30ftot OINW¼of$WV.etc, Sect 77, 2049 Lti3$etc.M.M, Lordsfirstto etc. 51.71 acres ml, $400,000. Citrus His., $37,300 Angelo A. Pert otto I WI Sylvia to Carol L. Schoolcroft to Paul J, JoS*IA,SouleIwfHeIenM Lot Barren, Lot 16 & the W ft 311k 21 Westhefsfleld Second add, 1$ Orsenleat & Wilson add to Lk $33,300. Mary, 51USD Ralph I. Westonto IampyJ. Linora W. Mallory to James 1. lurdick I WI Baatrice I., Lot $1 Gra.ii I WI Vera, Lot 5 qg RobIn Hill Un III, $41,100. Manor, 141,300 Martha I. Welles to C. Jane Johnny Walker Cotr Ltsd, to Manley, Lot 14 Highland Pines Un Helen Jonas Barn,,i, Ai 1- %1L,))f. pfl $. the * 7011 of lot lilt plus On ApplIance Co to Wm. When, $ -. OfLoti3 OTh.$7ftotW30flof LoI3BIkOSernHts.$$,000. LOt 1* etc. PA. PA. Lords First hI AIrs Homes Inc to George PA. to Citrus Hts., $27,300 Walsh & WI Nancy C., Lot 191 1.1 Ralph N. Biackwefoer & *1 AIrs Hills Un 2, $19,300. Martha L. to Herbert V. Black. hI AIre Homes Inc to John F. welder Sri WI Miry ., All LsbarrunJr.IWIJuanita, 14$ eI AIre Hills Un 2. $49,600. unsvrveyed part of Sect. 2019.31 __ 00 acres rn-i, $100 Conference AS of 7th Day WIDOIvtaJ.pet34.$ALInin TheW )3 )ftofE4i1ftoftheNot the 19736.711 of NE¼ of NW¼ of Sect. 26 30-79, 19,000 RobentACushmanJrtoRid A.Jchnlon&WI()aJlJseJ½inin the same as above so Ill Alre Homis Inc to Hgnaclo S. Gulu I WI Char PA., Lot $1 BeI ________________ - / j °"s.., -- French Ave. __________ __________ (QCD) Ronnie A. Fogarty I CarrnsnM,tojoeG, Hudson,Lot 5$ Cardinal Oaks, $100. MIIVI$I HYfl I Timothy W Gilmor,toJ, Patrick Gllmore, Lot 6Ilk$Weathenfhefd PlF5tAdd,, EIderIyLady,4Pw-s.percay FL33771.Thenameandadd,essof Immediate opening for LEGAL County, Florida, to wit: Manthru Fri 321-5331 SECRETARY. Typing skIll, Lots 7 and I of Addenda to Map the personal representative's _________________ attorney are set forth below, minimum 60 w.p,m. Demo. of Attamonte Springs and Pal' All persons having claims or Retired Radio advertIsIng strated concern for the poor. Springs, Including mat portlo of salesman, want to make extra Apply In person at CENTRAL Baker Street lying between the demands against the estate are income every month? Call the FLORIDA LEGAL SEN. east rlght-oI.way of Douglas requIred, WITHIN THREE NO ONE WETO. 9047349316. VICES, INC., 104 South Part _____________________ *venue and th. west rlght.of-way MONThS FROM THE DATE OF Avenue, Sanford, Funds llneof$tate*oadloQ,lnter,tatel, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Workers needed for cabinet and THIS NOTICE, to file with the less nlght-of.way for $.R. manufacturing shop. Must ANEQUALOPPORTUNITY Douglas Road recorded In 11 , clerk of the above court a written have kflowtedgeof tools. Apply EMPLOYER Pg.iI,PublicRecondsofSemi,, statementofanycIaimordem,, Gentry Manufacturing Co. they may have. Each claim must County, Florida. Bldg. 3, Sanford AIrport. MINORITIES ENCOURAGED More particularly described as beinwnitingandmustIndicatehe am. .3 p.m. PA-F. TOAPPLY that parcel lying east of l)ouglas basis for the claIm, the name and — _________________________ Avenue and between North Street addressof the creditororhis agent Whatever the occasion, iftere Isa or attorney, and the amount and Baker -sin, jjnj classified ad to solve It, Try one (b) To consider also th. question claimed, lithe claim Is not yet soon. __________________________ Of designing and assignIng the due, the nature of the uncertainty -RARE OPPORTUNITY zoning classIfIcation of Corn. shall be stated. Ii th claim is Own Your Own Suslnss. Notice mmclii General to said property secured, the security shall be DIstrIbutorship for Kodak that classIfIcation Is d$C,Ibd described. The àlairnant shall film, Duracell latterhes, GE, lnthezoningordlnancesoftheCity deliver sufficient cpies of the - SIMINOISCOUNTYSOARD Sylvania and ether photo Of Altamonfo Springs, Florida, to claim to the clerk to enable the OP COMMISSION,N$ predodaainanes, Wit: Ordinance No, fl0.73and NOTIcROPpuSLlcNua*IN. dirts to mail one copy to each NO 501li11. Service tog MARCH11, INS efIleI4ed and sllpøementsd, reprssent$tIv retailers under exclusive 7:11P.M. The present All Persons interested In the zonIng NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN contract established by us. c$auificationof said property is A. estate to whom copy - High Immediate income. 1; Agriculture THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY as that Notice of AdminIstration has MInh,wm investment sm. c$assiticatIen Is described In the mailed are required, WITHIN COMMISSIONERS OF SEMI. High profit strude, Call ogn. zoning ordinances and regulations THREE MONTHS PROM THE HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN. ______ Il ones. __________________________ ICHGJ*PTLR.INC. £.I(AISIIIS)I. _______ SIIS C'*c'eIi sill. LeeR. Yowier & WI Emma PA. to LillSS, p.gfIfoWJWHoIj John C, Novik I WI Marilyn Z.. & WI Martha 0., Condo, No- 34-A beginning its point 17$ ft S of the Oakjlaraour $.$ , $9 $WcOrnSrofSI$6WNWV,of Sect, $13,100 Ire Homes Inc to James v. Annabei N. Minim to iris Sill. Birmingham WI Virginia N., Lot 106 Oak P.nnington, begInning at a point Un 1, 141,700. Bel Airs Homes Inc to Efnen 1q93 ft N Of SW Cornet Of Lot 17 Sanchez I Christina, Lot $93 AId. 1Mt00 $obdv., $100. MarIa C. Marrero to Octavlo Air,hlIs Un 2, $44700 U of the woods Inc to Plat & - CItroni WI Mary C., Lo$31 & the 5 6J ft of Lot 36 MayfaIr kaffer I WI Betty, LaS 336 U the sds Townhouse g, g, $100. M.A Prep Inc to cent, same F. Alien Greene to Esther PA. Greene, E¼of Lot iliallof Lot 14 SlkEtr77$anlandoSpnings,$ . Dlig 0. Humes to O.illmorg (QCO) Dshs P. Young to Hsm mc, Lots 13114 11kG Tr67 Ross Jenkins, theE 44 flit the W $SMIIIIO s.ni.is, Wlo Not Loll Inkiness Survey OMSYIN.$onnattfoGIady,H. OfonaddtoSanf,$1l$. SMitISI & NancIe Wiles, Lots 1.11 Willie N. llwWer & WI Gignea to $0. P. N ClwIugta, 1111, - Roy Ed Ouyee& Mary I.. Lit 191 of Am to Gayl C. th. N lift . u..P .LaS 115* H Hidden U ii.l., $41,150. - AAAiMPIOTMENT - ,,,,_,, e'.et - ______________ N.LIJOS erd C. en ______ ________ s.ip bldodus prp'IUII-SI) ________ . a R.I(iiogle ___________________ Legal ____ N-lII.srd Ia.isetdsl ,f N•mA(Vurpughs L&*ld) - ___ ____ ____ _____ _____ Nermaiil.pijdg,Jr.&w,M. _____ L ' k.psapii ,_..— s_s. S. ___________ /'•'\ A.11IO* uVINS, 110. R4IN.Fmp ' PuN (PiI Vet J. Hargid auiv s wi Mary 0. tow. o. UIIIW* Siders inc, WItkSN½ofUtIIPInOfWnst, Caml,La145*DCamelg,Un4 $$44. Earl F. Hilt & wI Paulins to N. 1151pm & Sons Of Ph inc to Saniap 5, FIlcher I Gesrgo PA. Russell V. Mean I wI DorIs J., WIllis, Parcel lithe N 71$ if Of tile Let*C Camelot Un 4,561115. N.WNgr$$eWPlIcgs Of$esggs Robert U. DoCampus I WI (QCD) P.C. MalSiesJr.&P. C. Iiy, LIII 51k I CaMelS IIIfoR$6n$N.vsky, Un 3, $0010. WI diim.s of I I chains it s His*Iiim I line Of CI Inc to chaiN t,$act, of AP... WHhlsmNn I Sam A. I s. sw.s. Lisdo I. his wiN, $5 $6 5* C Maurice Uu$eiman & wI less dm1151 Un 4,551151 toRnkSrtN. Van D$s*eWit Idwend H. Maiwy Jr. & WI C. $IloOfNCto15*es1 lone Is Denny C. FarrgIIy I WI $3300 1155*. rams, g. NitftofLol7Im.$4 lu_si IwimmurI WI08lrley ______ lsNnkertM.Vgse,ibew%$of It aS. i 5. Ng(*$e, lI'E of $W)b 1115*51 INN of his 0. take Is Marion C. 5 33$ if lieS *0 !IS INS. AZWISIM $ *4 CIndy C.. Lit II $aj, Gerald S OrviIlstd I WI C. GINs. $ londa G SISRd.J.IsInIISL.srWJ,. .to Carsl'ø N. TreK. La' & Ness SlIM. LII 114 $q, Sect 3, $11,551 56' IiUuuOf. NC. 105100$. leld' Rosary Crg to 551*. - _____ - I line of Fl Inc to _______ l.11O.I33.4u1 or write cty, DATE OF THE FIRST TENDS TO HOLD A PUBLIC The Poblic HearIng will be pi PUSLICATION THIS HEARING AT 7:05 P.M., OR OF In the City Hall, Altamont. NOTICE, SO liii sI ObjICtIoIls SOON THEREAFTER AS P0551. Igrm.NS. Florida, en ma is* .i ev may have that challenge the SLE, AT ITS REGULAR MEET. March, 1555, at 7:05 P.M. or as validity of the decadent's wIll, the - ING ON THE 11TH DAY OF MAR. seen ffien'sitter as poesiete, at Qualifications of the personal CH 1915. AT THE SEMINOLE O0IS IIISI) ____ ____ ,, NAMCO, 211$ Nontevallo Rd., . SW. Birmingham, Alabama 3321). Include ____ 11 _____ which finn beerestsd parties and r,presintativs, or the venue n ---JP "1 " ___________ ,'Th sa b.C6 *.I (IHii1lhN CM(ttP*ksIowlC_J1IIl) psq -_ ' ______________ — - ss$4 " , ___ __ PJII 0OS - - - - -- ' , ATTORNEY FOR PS*SONAL Deceased PloOrdehl,CMC Sanford, Ci. 37771 -. City Clerk. Telephone: 303.3224)7)' Publish: February 15, $910. Publish February $900 DES-iL DER.46 - -____ PAUL HENSON - REPRESINTATI VI: FRANK C. WHIGHA 5QUIR E Of STENSTROM, McINTOSH I DATED thu 11th dip of JULIAN PI11uaryA.D. ills, P.O. lox 1331. ____ .-- otmeEstateof and Published In Even1. Herald a newon _a.sr of Suseral circulation in Nw City of Altaments Springs, ui I t mile County, Pbeila, at 1105530 days PriOr to *1 dote of public hump, - ____ _________________ - COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ROOM 303 SANFORD, FLORIDA. To 2-R0Om1 citizens for and against the lurisdlction of the court. ppea and zoning ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND CONSIDER THE ADOPTIOS4 OF wIIIbeMsrd.SaldM.ningmaybe OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED A RESOLUTION TO AMEND Sasad OrsdsL, ___ living. lees. continued from time to tIme until WILL SE FOREVI SARRED. SECTION 4-4.1, SEMINOLE WlyImeswgdynasgs,.$iIl final action is taken by the city COUNTY SUI.Di Date of thu first Publication VISION RIGU. NS • 04*7501 CeNWnlssiSn. thiS NotICO of Mmlnistrat)en: LATIONI TO ALLOW THE -- , This notice shall he plated et the Fe*. 11, iso. . COUNTY TO ACCEPT IRREVO. -_____________________ . City Hail WithIn 11w CIty of Many Lavon Hansun CABLE LETTERS OF CREDIT (JISiIj Mpiinp5, ,Ig,4 As Pgrsonal Representative $ $ ISSuED BY A SANK OR OTHER ________________ - _________________ . i*rris o' IT three ___ SAVINGS INSTITUTION Al AN ?LTERNATI FORM op WCUR. ITY TO SATISFY CERTAIN $ANFORD..-RotIt$dotld 1 IN .ij• 5l both. $325. Adults. $t1.7N3. LI. GAL SUSMITTALS REQUIRED IN THE PLATTING PROCESS. ARTHUR H. SICKWITH, JR. CLERK TO THE SOA1D OP DeIsry- lovely 1g. 1 U, nesr stoP I dwndies. Hail tsr $s.*s 303I5S4 ie' 44I-$•. COUNTY COMM$U$OpaEI$ Sy Joann K. Hini Deputy Clerk PublIsh February ii, iuo DE543 - -- -- - ---- - ___ _______ _____________ . - ,_..- ________ _ ____ _______ ______ - ---', -' _\4 - - --t.-''-- -- ' , -- -.- ,- , .--- - ---i--- . .r -- -, - j.4-- EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living Is avail. in this 4½ acre estate. 3 BR, lB w guest cottage, fruit trees. * spacious yd? BPP SERVIC CONTRACT. Yours II Sanford's Sales Leadf 333.7912 21-'T 322• 2420 S ACRES NEAR Multiple Listing Servi JUNE wtry 'Y FLORIDA ALL REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 322-0731 -44S.FrenchAve322.5333, 333.3773, 332-0779 -- beautiful shopping ctr. at SR 431 I Wekiva Spgs. Rd. (Long"wood) you will find this giecutive quality 3 Bdrm split plan, 2 Bath, CHA home. It has approx. 2000 sq ft of living area, plush carpeting throughout, sunken LV w• fireplace, huge eat.mn kitchen & separate DR. ceramic tile entrance, foyer, hallways, fenced yard and DBL garage. Completed last year. It has all the extras you would expect in the SO's or 90's but is priced in ' the mId 60's wtIcl, is far backyard, $13,900. H. Ernest corner lot. 1 yr. warranty. $37,900. M0116 24 HOUR 5, French (17-92) Sanford 322-921 LIST HOWl Call Walt Cappel 323-4100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 631.300. N. ''' — shaded lot. $91,000. NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKETT LOG HOME TO SE CON. STRUCTED NEAR SUN. LAND ESTATES. $35,500 COMPLETE I SHADOW LAKE WOODSwoodedhalf acreshowsoff thIs 4SR split planw.woodlstone exterior. Great room wFP, solarium, sunken shower.tub low combo in Master, assumption. Price 590.100. EXCLUSIVE ',' acre in country, 3 BR, 1½ B. 10 mm. to 14 private area, C.H&A. 1g. patio, carpeted, easy cash to mont. Ønfy $45,95Q' INVESTMENT Western Auto, 17,100 sq ft, auto lift wair mpreeSai, 1g. sIgn In front, owner will sell inventory at cost. This Is a real money maker. Only $125,000. UN RELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 SR. 25, C.HIA. paddle boot, sos wall. dot. car garage. w.w carpet I much more. Pnicedto Sill. W.500. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US. WE HAVE 5UYERII Hall i.&IV Inc. REALTOR. MLS a DeBARY LOVELY 2 REDROOM, 1 SATH, FAMILY.. DIkING ROOM COMSIN. ATION, NEW APPLIANCES. CENTRAL AIR. $31,300. - 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $21,900. S ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES IN. CLUDING 3 SEDROOM. 7 BATH, CENTRAL All & HEAT, 2 CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW. s.s,*. LARGE 3 SEDROOM, 2½ SATH, SARN ROOF, NEW WITH PRIVACY POOL FENCE. $54,900. Low Down Payment Cash for your lotl Will build an your lot on our 101. SEIGLER REALTY SROKI'R 2439$- Myrtle Ave. 3711660 337.1517 s'. 770 sq. ft., outside ' II ateouruititulnewSROAD MORE, trend & rein IRS. GREGORY MOLLE HOMES 1150 Orlando Or. 302.1150 VA&PHAFhignduns $12,001 firm. ',', niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 322-57" We buy used furniture FURNITURES THINGS $00 S. Sanford Aye, Sanford 323-6593 Good Quality BR, DR I Other Furn., Ladder I tools PriVate party 574191$ - Buying Sliver Coins 15 to 1 or more also gold I sterling. Will pick up 131.1319. -- t' i • :- vacant land. Lucky In. veotmait$, P.O. Sos 39. _________________ Q.A-Msitgss Sougl* 55101.51 REALTY SROKER Will boy 1W & bid nnertgspes. We eqeva - (jarden - I, 2. 3 SR. Unfumn. -Advit- Family Psel - Laundry - I - Story 1105W. 25th ST. £SoM Suslnees Is. FlqtIda Mortgage Investment. 1104 5. Robinson. Orlando, 433.3916. 337.1517 èèè APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" I3$ .MIIC ROl £115506. a -. -- ------ - t. - ',- • I - -- )rywall, teilings, and Wails repaIred. Res. I Comm.. Remodel I Additions. Call 131-5719 or 142-0)36 ______ 000IlthIg&BOSndinQ Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels. Thermostat controled heat, of f floor sleeping Poxes. We cater to your pet. 322 s;s.2. SANFORD 322.2090 - -- - .'': ( ',-;; - WARR ENS MAINT. SERVICE' - -' - Elect I. Gm. Repair Residential Commercial - ,.. LesWarren-323-6575 All Work Guaranleed __________________________ - Land Cleating ________________________ Landclearing. Fill Dirt& Clay chuck Gormly 322-7991 La a Larnfscaping - CERTIFIED LAWN ______________________ ILANOSCApING fREE ESTIMATES 322-7902 Need A Handy Man? CAL MOYER W000MAKING I ____________________ HOME IMPROVEMENTS makingcustom furniture 323-2364eve. Handyman, minor ci. rep., plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr. s*rv. Senior cit. dii., 131-4901. _____________________________ HouwcIs.rng ___________ Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized,fasl,dependable Regular or 1 time basis Pleasecall aft 1p.m. Ho Iniuvsuwds, Carpentry, Painting, Maint. olall types. Lic, BOnded 373-6035 Insured 134-0)99 surplus Furniture, Dish. AWARD REALTY, INC. 221-1100 Quality operation . WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES, Jenkins Furniture, 20$ 5, 75th St. 323-0551. MIsc. 333-3102 eve, *ebuyyw equIty, dose Will hr$. - BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads - - LI - to Buy Sanford 322.4741. 33)4640 .322-0707 -- 3 BEDROOM. CENTRA'. AIR & HEAT, FULLY FUR'NISRED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAl. FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. TO I Man. t yrs. exp. Pat;,, )t veways elc.WayneBeal.327-1321 - Drapes, Upholstery Antiques-Oriental Rugs MuSic Boxes-Slot Machines Bridges AntIques 323-2501 Webuyequlty Inhouses,apts. I Call _________-, ' Moving to smaller place, sellli 47—RsaI Estate Vnfed It's like pennies from heaven whin you sell "Don't Needs" wIth-e Alterations, Dressmaking ___________- — enS lets. lelsof shade I fruit tress repossessed, used very short time. Original 1153. bal. SIll $31 ins. Agent 3394314, oIl of total inventory of brand new interspnlng bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur- MeblIe Home w.coltage added 68—Wanted 975 SInger Futura Fully auto, CaIlBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3277495 - - _____________________________ yII ______________________________ 6wks. old 323 1072 or J Honvi _______ - Rebuild Condemned Houses 0 BALINT 377-5665 D'essmaklng Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrlg., stoves, tools Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 322-5721. $14,10. CUSTOMNOMES BUILT - Ads offer no fancy Claim5. . . Just Results I - OLD BASEBALL CARDS Paying cash, write Pete Flentke, 1236 Norwood Place, Orlando 37501. Ph 305-422-2002. Used full size hotel motel bedding. Very clean, $14.9Sea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture LI.Sylvan Area, I acres $21,000. Other parcels avail. W. Mallczeskl. REALTOR 322. storage, pool I club houss, I Lalieview lot, Loch Arbor. 105' assum. first on owner will I paved road. 340' deep, consider terms. $27,000.. I Beautiful view across Crystal I Oniapdo 777.1790. Lake. Only vacant lot in area. -42—I'MblIs - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Furniture Salvage 322 51?). 2 Maple OR suits w-Hutches, Cherry bookcase hutch & misc. antiques. 322 4701 aft 7 p.m. job, on some service you have 4ICSIhiSSIithhlI08 Ferkis . - Single bed ( Mat.. w frame, Elec. Broom; 18' of Hand Railing; St. Shelving. 323-2373. LarryD. Herman, BROKER -- -The Evening Herald Classified - Furniture, 205 E. 25th Sf. 323 09$'. GENEVA ACREAGE Tile floors installed NEW&REPAIR Free Est. $30 1753 aft6 PIt Bull PuppIes full sIze, queen & kIng. Jenkins $2000 down, $5,100. 249-17)7 ' MEINTZER TIL! New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2$ yrs. Exp. 569-5562. - .- SERVICESUNLIMITED New or Old, Small or Largt". Inside or Outside, Top or Bottom, We do it All. HomeRepair & Remodeling. Fences,. roof, carpet, plumb, patio, etc., etc., etc. Chances are if we can't do it no one can. 24 hr.. 3220771. - -______ pcI. above dealers cost. Twin, Read today's classified ads for good buys. Titusville 1.305.344. SEDROOMS, 1½ LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO DUPLEX. $35,105. MOlI nssd of, road all our want ads SLIM SUDGETS ARE 1 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES every day. FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. apgngi. - Why buy used? New brand name box springs & mattresses at 70 Looking for garden equipment V Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc.. Realtor 444-3011 it you are having difficulty flndlnç a plac, to live, car to drive, a 1 Il, ii, all appl. IncI. WID, stoc CsrancTlh Like New 322-4793 - --_____________________ 65-Pets.Supplles -- 51-HoUsehold Goods leg. REAL STATE Broker 290 N. 1742, Caswlberry, Pm. — Eve. 563.363! VA.F HA-235'Con.Homei Assume 5~ pct. Mtg. 574-3)63 days Thur I Sun. ev• aft 6. Ernest HOfl1S Repair Complete Mobile Home Repair 349.5739 _________________________ 197$-US Case Tractor if you're in the business of building busines. - - .use the your Classified Ads Often. 6½ acres for Only $14,500. Very good terms. Osteen. - formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook S1 E. 1st St., 322-5712 _________________ GROVES 323 5324___________ WILSON PLACE- gorgeous tiled new home w.2300 foyer I baths. Ig brick FP in FR w.paddle fans. built in microwave, half acre oak --- Beauty Car. , WILSON MAIFR FURNITURE IIIIY,SELL.TRADF 3)) 31SF First St. 337 77 -----I,RNl TUPFRFflflhI.IC. We specialize InFARMS RANCHES ___ . The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors organs, FILL DIRT &TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark 8. Hint 323-7510 Orlando country location. $43,000. EI3 8. clearance, big savings. Ca Bob BaIl 322-1103. 2202 Frenc: Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., Live In on-nent the otto duplex property. 3.1 I 3-1 in Room for an office with) Bdrm., 2 Bath home to enjoy. One.half acre zoned commercial on busy four lane. Pianos Couch&Anhiqueltems Call 372-4708 377-1571 321-0640 very guuu cunu. 1,.',',; - ,'.j Buick Riviera, loaded, Ex. cond, $1,493; '75 Chev. Nova 4 dr, air auto, PS, cxc. cond 11.995 32) 0131. TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE Wanted: Responsible party t-take over Spinet Piano. Eas-Terms. Can be seen localil Write: Credit Manager, P.0 Box 207, Carlyle, IL 62231 __________________ 2439S.MyrtleAvd Orlando Sanford n I Jn.Jr - 6Hydrauiic Beauty Shop (hairs $lSea. 668 6156, ask for Sandy hAITI REALTY WORLD -- Piano, Stereo 5. Tapes 32.0911 etinr: u t rchandit -.---- 62-t.awn-,den SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 101111 I - .--. For Sale: 17' Alum trim break; sawhorses; (4) walk planks & cuttIng board. $225. 323 4100. -. ______________ Re'. UAI.mATE keliir 295 N. 11.93. Casselberry, Fl. Eve. $423665 134-1211 AFFORDABLE LIVING 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath, 4 years old, at end of quiet, well kept street. Fenced backyard It with utility Shed. I yr. warranty $3,900. cXomaa 321.0759 Sr. --- t ETT__ BATEMAP' EA1 'fl leg. Real Estife Sro&er 2440 Sanfgrd Aye. p .pOlIIv'a nU. For Sale ' Assume 1½ mtg. Owner wi hold 2nd wIth large dowli $77,000. 322-2217- UI, Hohner Recorder, $10; Hohnu Metodlca Piano 76, SIC Trombone, $15; Stereo Sys v pnono, AM-FM, Radio, 5 tract like new, 5100. 332-9153. 098) TERMS. Executive Home-Loch Arbo 3 BR, Rec. room, pool, 1 yrs. cli DeltonaI Here it isl Should be $75,000. only $44,300. Custom built 3-2, has everything In. cluding bullt.in MicrOwsVe oven. 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2 story home in picturesque part of Sanford, Large rooms, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing family. FIreplace, ON 2 STREETS ADJACENT TO A PARK NEAR WIL- I SON SCHOOL. 512,500. EX. — FR, very attractive kit., Deltona. comparable houses lust a OVER AN ACRE FRONTING 323.7832 Eve$. 322-0617.333-1517 207 E. 25th St. Just perfect for sm tam. or retired couple. 2 BR, 15, LR, - S1de by Sate refrigerator. picnic table, w 2 benches, full sue baby bed w mattress, $25; Oak porch rockers. $29.95; metal ollice desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 F 75th St. 373 $7,000. LOCH ARBOR 3 BR, lB. FR with FP, fenci on MAinr Crdlt CArd - ________ 594jsiI $45 tori' pick-up delivered 323 1917 aft 1 ____________________ Fatigue Pants 8. Jackets $10.99 ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS. 3)0 Sanford Ave., 3275791. MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. MULTIPLE LISTING -REAL TC C.I. 1.A1Ø1 h.t.,,..n 0 ROBSONMARINE 7977 Hwy. 11-92 Santord,FIa.32771 }IREW()OD TO MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER. HAL CDIJST RIALTY' - short distance away. READY 75 Pontiac AStra 5.1., 1 cyl., auto, 59.000 ml., priced for - ______ Want to buy 12 to 14' fiberglas tithing boat w-trailer. Goo cond. 322 3106. FOR SALE wheel chair $125; adj.waiker $25; 322 7515 aft. 6 BUILDI $5,500. JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322.75$), Sanford Good fishIng, lake frontage, 3 acre mini farm. Comp. w.3 BR home. Osteen. below replacement or BRIARCLIFF, _________ MUST SELL- 17' F glal Larson Runabout w- '63 40 h recently rebuilt. Needs seat Cleanuo. $375 323 5511 aft WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON W. Garnet I White leg. Real Estate Broker great rm, livIng rm, Fl. rm, remodeled I fully eqpt. kit. then. CHIA, I much more. Plus the owner will hold a wrap around or 2nd mtg. $37,000. Eve. 303-661-5640 305.333-1543 2 BR, Lde. corner lot, o.k trees, 2 bI E. 1742 near Longwood Plaza. Call 331.4153. Just a very slod walk from the 323-2: Branch Off Ice NEW LISTING I NEW REDUCED PRICE SpacIous 4 Bdrm, 2 bath In beautiful Mayfair section wIth Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323 5420 wlilbuy junk Auto Batteries Best Price. Battery Shop 107W 37th St 323 9114 _____________________________ A OK TIRE 32274$Shocks $4 9$-Heavy Duty $6.9 New BatterIes t29.9S IS & Rccessorl set. Sanford AuctIon, 1215 S. French. 323 7340. OSTEEN AREA PINE 5. CVPRESS WOODS. 15 ACRES AT $000 PER WITH TERMS. Dell's Auction Center hp deep well pump, dec. typewriter, 10 sp. bIke, 10 gal. milk can, 2 fertilizer spreaders (I Ou5!. I PUIIJ. misc. TOOlS. 3225121. Beds, ObI. motel fl.S 8. matt. $30,, $9,900 PAI REALTORS REALTOR PALS Eve 323.2106 Ifl 547$ -,, UPSALA TRANSFER STATION. NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO 256 - rn,4.ca $ VISA-MASTER CHARGE $ 76—Auto Parts — Dont pile no longer needed items high as an elephants eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money In your wallett HOME IN GENEVA. $900 excellent terms. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ry 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, )4ytOna Beach. will hold a lic AUTO AUCTION every rb.sday I Saturday at 7:30. It's *• only one In FlorIda. You sit he reserved price. Call 904-25510)1-tsr further details, 77 Cnev. Vega, low mi., car, 21 mpg. $1995 or reas. offer. 323.1130. - 54-Garage Saies - SILVER CLUB JOIN NOW! ACRES ZONED MOBILE '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 131 1605 (Dealer' kinds of draperies, other fun pcs.. statues, Lots of nice 01glass pcs., pottery. etc. 1000' of Items to numerous I mention. Oil Heater w-blowel 1 oil furnace w-blowei compvr-ypv wa neaier un,i - for Sale 1ST MAKE PAYMENTS-69t Several couches, chairs, a - __ Admission SI in silver. This months bonus, 80 gal. of gas at Soc per gal 831 8319 CHOOSE FROM. ANYTIME oizi. ---- ___________________________ REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. Beautiful bldg. lots In Orange -) City. Buy now build later. Prices range from $2,150 to ,i $3,000. .--------.----- FOR SALE Elec blanket dbl cOnt.; quilts, cast iron Dutch oil painting, linens. Ig picture frame, misc 322 6168 LARGE SINGLE FAMILY LOTS NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, CLEARED & READY TO BUILD. SOME TREES. $7995, WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. MANY TO dec PP. new kIt. I landscapf P7 BR, FP, well kept fenced yd, garage alum, siding. Lovely home on or only $29,900. FANTASTIC 4 BR, 25, huge kit,, formal DR. 1g. Master BR, cItrus trees. low cash to mtg. Perfect location $34,50Q FRI. 7:30 P.M. fl,,L,k - - JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, 18 horv in Sunland w.sc patio, Fl. rr $92,000. -- - - $otl A buy for 534,7301 4 323.5774 Day or Nighi j SUPER 3 BR, 18 home I Sunland w-your own pool patio? DR, w-w carp., ne roof, fenced yd, on a Ig shadu $42,000. pct. Itlteresf to qualified : buyers. NeW homes with J monthI payments under $230. Low down p4ymeflts. 322-2257 Harold - - I'd love to have Just a simple bearded hipple to pet mad ati" rm, I porch? Only $26,900. 80—Autos * AUCTION SALE' and metal shelving. sWS&up - -OK TIRE 322-740 NEW TIRES 5)9898. UP 113 French Ave. Sanford dential Auctions & AppraisalCall Dell's Auction. 323-362 BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more7 HERB'S TV 197 S Sanford Ave. 373-1731 HANDY MAN SPECIAL. 4 hi 18 home on dbl. lot, spacio rms, pine floors, OR, uthlit 7g-torCyCIes For Estate Cdmmercial 1. Pci Dc 19 Orlando Dr, Ph. 322 0352 MIt I SERVICE CONTRACT. Ju LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 28, pool, BBQ, green Gc - $51,300. 2 BR, 18, CB, FR, lots of extras, FHA appraised at $30,530. $1,030 dwn. Owner will pay all closing cotsts. Day or Night REALTO - H&A, w-w carp., pan. FR, ea in kit., pantry 1, morel BP 41-Houses FOR RENT 332.6415 REALTY BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 25 home I Sanora wall the extrasl I - - _____- - _____________ something wonderful Is about to happen. a ___________ a -- 72AUCtiOfl TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orlg. $49373 bal. $113.16 or $17 mó Agent 139 5386. STENSTROI When you place a Classif led Ad In The Evening Herald, stay close Inc. REALTOR, MLS ",. ____________ 53-TV.Radio-StereO house, 1g. patio. $33,900. - - ri larold Hall Realty - Roosevelt Dimes, Liber Standing Halves, Silvi dollars, etc. 22 x face valu some lower 643-1031 ask ii Ron. Wast,er repo C.F oeluxe model 5ol orig 5109 35. used short time Bal 5189.11cr 519.35 mo. Agent 3398386 Ref. repo 16 Cu ft frost Orig. $529. now $705 or $19 mo. Agent 3398313 ) REALTOR 322-499) - FURN DUPLEX-near down town. very neat 2 story. Cozy home for 2 families, or great investment with excellent incame. Assume S pct. mtg. $36,000. __________ - Got something to sell? A Classif Ad will sell it fast. 'BI1YJUNKCARS From SlOto $30 Call 322-1624;3Z-446 -. Top Ooller Paid for junk & used cars, truckS & heavy equipment. 322-5990 '5 E-NMORE WASHER - Parts. Service. used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 322.104 or eves. 323-0517 to your phone because - _________________________________________________________ this won't last, call I see today. MVLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 349-5100 322-1959 rm. by wk. w.kit. priv., Casselberry-Sanford. 339-6447 ask for Bill. :323'5774 PALS REALTOR - cii.,.. In, C,..l. *1.,,-.,. -........ Push button controls, has caro usel. Still in warranty. Originally $649. assume oay merits of $21 mo Agent 3.39____________ 0386 STEMPER AGENCY Mature working gent, desires - SATURDAY, FEBRIMRYZ3 Community Fitness Day, University of Central Florida for young and old; 10,000 meter run, youth soccer dilnic and "learn by doing" activities, 5324000-4 + acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared I fenced, _____ MICPOWAVF - M. Unsworth Realty 77-Junk Cars Removed 69-Stamps-Coins - - — to Rent 40-A-Apartments .ip-s 52....Applian JI Save Gas-move into this (like new), 3 BR, 2B home, central located, only $15,000, assume mort. at 7~ I BR;1½ B, Fl Rm.carpeted, C-H -A $325 mo, + dep. 322-0216 by Gill Fox Build to Suit -our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 2335245 $25,000-New Listing, 3 BR, lB. older home, good cond., corner lot, owner finance with sub. stantial down. $3,500 dwn. for 10 acres, owner will assist with financing. 32-Houses Unfurnished - 38—Wanted 1I AMI'C ___ $26,000-St. Johns River access, Efficiency Apartment Prefer working person Ph. 904-773-7516 II' 41-Houses 'on Lake Ada. Just So. of lu Public meeting to discuss proposed conversion of Seminole Harness Raceway to a dog-racing facility, 7:30p.m., Casselberry City Hall. St-ate Rep. Bobby Brantley, host. 41-Houses 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only — re to get reqs LwG - -- '4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 - - Soqth Seminole Garden Club, 1 p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbeook Drive. Program: African violets by Mrs. Catherine Boxberger, president of - -African Violet Society. Friday, Feb. 13, 1910-9k Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Orlando - Winter Park Seminole ______________________ Sanford VFW 10108 dInner, 5:301 p.m., log cabin post home on lakefront, Open to public, - Law CLASSIFIED ADS ,- Deltona Theater Arts Guild "TAG Varieties of 1980," 7:30 p.m., Deltona Golf & Country Club. Reservations only, call 305-674-1679. " Using f . Legal Notice COURT CUSTOM'S CONST. Custom design homes, AdditIons. 323-0251 If you don't left people, how are they going to know? Tell them wIth a classified ad, by calling 322.2411 or $219993. - Feinting - Painting by Anthony Corino Quality Int. or Ext., pressure cleaning. Free Est. 3220071. IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a vi,; car, see today's Classified 611 c.- for best buys. - Feint -- OscStIng lntetlor.E*t,riar All Work Guaranteed Free Est. 327)094 - Feiu*IngaRspIr - • -,.1, - The sooner you place younis classif led ad, the sooner you results. ..t.:A _______________________ Trent Painting I Repair ,. -j InteriorS Exterior Free Est, -3$5i .,. _______________________ Paintingllernodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anyIlmeJ4C-32$9 I- ';.' r',.'4' - To List Your Business.., E222611or83: 9993'. �SPORTS IOA-EvQnlng Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Feb. 15, 1980 U.S. College Kids Shock Czechs 7-3 displeased or unhappy with According to a member of will be more of a test for us can't believe it." LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UP!) break as medal hopefuls Beth Bandy Gardner. and Peter Wirnsberger Borckink was stunned by her performance. Eric Heiden goes for his finished 1.2 In the glamorous Tass, the official Soviet news than the first two have been," - The United States, hoping Heiden, Bill Koch and Kurt "I felt I skated the best I Ziiiiyatov and added Brooks. "Now we Heiden's performance. for inspiration from a Anderson all failed first In the men's50D-meter downhill, with Canada's Steve agency, "I'm surprised Heiden fin- could," she said. "I'm where I event. His top competition Podborskl taking the bronze. Rochew slept through the really have to show what determined effort by the miserably. ished so Far back," said thought I would be - I think Heiden finished seventh in should come from two other Holland's Annie Borckink and ceremonies. Apparently we're made of." hockey team, rolled out its big Stock, an alternate on the Borckink. "We all thought she just the press thought I would guns today in hopes of earning the 1,500-meter women's Americans, Dan Immerfall His Visser took the gold and Russian officials thought the silver in the 1,500-meter awards would be made the powerful Austrian team, would get a medal. I am also be higher." Its first medals of the Winter speed £kUrJ, and Koch and and Torn Plant, Zm,atov, Russian national blasted through the twisting surprised I (lid so well." Anderson didn't even finish Babilonia and Gardner, ex- speedskating for women and following day. Olympics. lorckink's 2:10.95 a 30-kilometer champion in 1978 'We will hope tomorrow upper third of the course and The youngest-ever U.S. their events. Koch, a silver pected to duel former world East Germany's Sabine they can come pick up their easily maintained his speed personal best as was Visser's and 1979, led from wire to wire Olympic hockey team saved medalist at Innsbruck in 1978, champions Irma Rodalna and Becker took the bronze. Russians Nikolai Zimyatov medals," said another Soviet through the straightaways to was almost six seconds in outdistancing Rochev by an otherwise dismal first day dropped out at the 23- Alexandr Zaitsev In what kilometer mark of the men's could be the classic duel of the and Vasili Bother and un- official. "It was a misunder- win the Olympic gold by .62 of faster than the Olympic more than 32 seconds. He of medal competition for the 30-kilometer a second over Wirnsberger, record set in Innsbruck in 1976 finished with a time of 1:27.02, cross-country games, begin the figure heralded Bulgarian Ivan standing." The U.S. faces Norway and who clocked l46.12. Pod- but far off the world mark of nearly three minutes faster Americans a stunning 7-3 Andersonrun. fell at the start skating competition with the Lebanov took the top three upset of the with powerful Czechs, of and the downhill than (he winning time in the spots in the 30-kilometer cross Romania in its next two borski won the bronze in 2:07.18. short program. who were considered the only Heiden, who had been cx- 1976 Innsbruck Games. '' Today the stage turns to hockey games and American 1:46.62. There were three gold country race. real threat to the Russians for "I'm used to this kind of 1 did it, I did it," screamed pected to finish in the top three of the top U.S. hopefuls medals decided Thursday and The Soviets, however, did Coach Herb Brooks was a gold medal. - speed skater Eric Heiden all three events ended in not receive their medals at concerned about his team Stock, who clocked 1:45.50 on three in the event and had course," said Zimyatov. "I'm awards ceremonies Thursday keeping mentally prepared. the 3,009-meter Olympic track been hoping for niedals in all very happy with the win and I Otherwise, Valentine's Day and world champion figure double victories, "The next couple of games on Whiteface ?lountain, "I four events, said she was not [eel very good about it." proved to be a day of heart- skaters Tat Babilonma and Austrians Leonhard Stock night. :_ i1T1P-J_ r, Friday, February 15, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA Pa"luts, Darkness Dim Seminoles 4-2 the lights. Then another Coleman (lien sent a streamer singles. Carter's hit turned person was sent to turn on the to righteenter which scored out to be the game-winner, lights. And then another. Menendez from the first base while Greg Fry's single added It was finally disclosed by as Coleman raced in with a an insurance run. The stage was set. San. "You win some. You lose ford's Fighting Seminoles Field Supervisor Phil Hudson, double. were trailing 4-2 to Lake that the transformer had been One out later center-fielder some. And you have some Brantley. It was the bottom of cut off for the installation of Cory Carter laced the first of rained out. But I've never lost new lights, the sixth Inning, his three hits, a single to right one to darkness on a Field that "It's been off for about scoring Coleman for a 2-0 tied lights," wondered a Cleanup hitter Bobby Wells, after fouling off several three weeks," said Hudson. lead. bewildered Lundquist. pitches, had coaxed a tiring "And Wes (Rinker) said 'we Saturday the Seminoles The Seminoles rebounded to Patriot hurler Mike Dunlap probably won't have them tie the adore In the third on play the loser of the Lyman for a walk, back on until early March." walks by Dale Spain and Juan Lake Howell game which is The next hitter George The game was reverted to DeAlba, a RBI single by scheduled for today at p.m., Porzig, who earlier at bat the fifth inning and went into shortstop Walt Law and a but may be moved ahead to lined a pitch foul over the left the books as a 4-2 Lake dropped flyball off the bat of beat the darkness, field fence, grounded weakly Brantley victory in the Bobby Wells. 7 0 0 0 2 44 3 Lake Brantley to third and Wells, running opening game of the Seminole 00200222 Brantley pushed across its Sanford Dunlap and Arthur. Ponig, with the pitch, wenttosecond. County Baseball Tournament. deciding tallies on two walks ain "I just wish I would have (Porzig gave up six in 4 and Centerfielder Terry Hazlett Hitters -Lake Brantley; Carter however, popped to the cat- known," said a disgruntled one-third innings) and two 3-3 2 psi. t.. e._ nnfnr,I Cnn,th I sin. iv; ou wo. uvi ait ii uiisi: t..,... ""j dquist about the lack of lights, Tracy Walker, who took over mound duties for Porzig in the "We could have made some fifth, kept the rally going with adjustment. "It's demoralizing to the another walk. Dunlap promptly wild, kids to lose like that when pitched the runners to second we're just starling to rally," and third. Rightfielder Lance added Lundquist. Lake Brantley had jumped Abney was the batter as on a struggling Porzig in the darkness crept into Sanford first inning. Shortstop J.D. Memorial Stadium and Walker leaned off second ban D'Arville walked, but was forced a second by Kirk with the tying run. Time was called and a Menendez. Right fielder Ronnie messenger was sent to turn on By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer . ... - , ............. , . ':'-"c. . I ", ,, •. .9 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE . , . :: . . ' - .,. .; ' ' .,. '• .)) .; , '?,Z!IP,,... , . -. .... - .1111, VA "'.' , flnhht, "-'-. """-' l1I1 SCOREBOARD 1M .... - 1.0 k. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Chip Saunders of Seminole holds Lake Brantley's Cory Carter close to (lie hag during the third inning of the opening game of the County Baseball Tournament Thursday. 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Ky. 70 Ashland 114, Urbana 96 Ctl Mo., 17, Rockhurst 66 Dakota Wsiyn 6$, Huron 64 DePauw 91, Ind.-Purdue SI Indiana 64, Iowa IS Indiana St. 10, Tulsa 64 Now! - Herald photo by Tom Vincent College Basketball Scouts around the world are celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Boy Scouts this month. Glenn Utt of Lake Monroe's troop 529 and more than 150 other scouts DI A4CIFII Pro Hockey NIGHTLY - .- The Curtis Mathes color console shown here comes with everything you'd expect of a Curtis Mathes. A big, 25-inch diagonal picture tube,V1 R, electronic tuning, an all-modular chassis and our exclusive four-year limited warranty It also comes with something you wouldn't expect -a $100 reni te control uni ,free. (And it can all be yours for about $35a month should you choose to finance your purchase!*) YourCurtis Mathes dealer has only a limited supply. So come in S(X)fl. Just think how much more you'll enjoy watching television, when you let yotn-fingersdothe walking, 1 P.M. 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You pay O1y travel end wevice thirg.s of your wevc.ns - .-.--------------- -.-- -- - . --- . .-.. . --- -.-. ____ XYAM 46 �I 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Fob. is, Ipso Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Hike Marks Scouts' Birthday GOGUIDE1 It you're thlk1ng of getting out of th home aid are locking for something to do this weekend, bore are a few suggeitlom: Time Out To Eat DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. .,.....1..l .........a... _..... _.__.__._ we VI..4U4 U.IW$ AIU bWUI HUHI _._._ - C[UUIQW W5Lf1CL LOOK WW I a. — rnofos by iom Vincent part in a Heritage Hike to learn more about the early part history of Seminole County. ] Hike chairman Dick Mamelee said numerous troops made the 8.5-mile trek and had a great time despite chilly weather. Leaving from Sanford Plaza, the boys stopped at four historic stations along the way. Cable Ch. i — ML :., Sports j , independent Orlando The AFTERNOON V.'.', 300 (10) YAICUTAT A remote Alaskan fishing village faces lbe prospect of a drastic change in Its way of life wh.n leases for offshore oil explorelion in the Ouff of Alaska were sold by the U.S. government. - HOLIDAY INN — 1-4 -Enjoy live entertainment In lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you can eat Special. 1-4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 17, IM Exhibit of works by artists in the Council of Arts and Sciences CETA funded art project, Jan. 25-Feb. 22, Pine Castle Center of the Arts Gallery. Reception for public to meet the artist, Friday, Feb. 1, 7-9 p.m. Sculptured ceramics, photography, sculpture and painting. Gallery open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 P.M. EVENING Mia Gerber (standing left) and her husband, Johnathon Gerber (seated right) demonstrate how to make wool yarn on a spinning wheel. rope. On MONDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1,50 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16,1110 p .. • Making ai (35) 0 (ABC) Orlando :4 . The day was finished with a tour of the Sanford Fire Department, where emergency equipment was demonstrated and explained. "It was a tremendous success," said Mamelee, "and the boys had a great time." "Gaslight", spine-tingliag thriller, 1:31 p.m., Feb. 7-9 and Feb. 1441, science autitedam, University of Central Florida. Ticket informatlus, 275-3111. Cable Ch. By DAVID HANDLER 4i HOLIDAY INN — LAKE MONROE - Featuring mouth.watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. February 15 thru 21 tn- At Fort Reed they were gfveñeopies of an 1845 map and followed the old trail north to Lake Monroe. A knife and ax display was on hand for the scouts at Speer Grove Park, and at Ft. Mellon Park an adult leader told the boys about the battle in which Captain Mellon was killed. They also towed the Sanford Library-Museum when they reached the lakefront. Canoeing, rope-making and a trip through Heart Park helped use up any energy left over from the hike. Pretense Downs New CopShow TELEVISION 1 Story by Tom Netsel This month marks the 70th anniversary of the Boy ts and the 50th for Cub Scouts. To celebrate this Friday, Feb. iS, 1$O-3 Seminole Players present "A Hatful of Rain," March 04, $ p.m., Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theatre. Free to public. 7:00 (10) RITUAL The ritualized society of Japan Is presented through this look at its people at work worship and leisure 70 (10) CHINk LAND OF MY FATHER Asian-American naiist Felicia Lowe documents her recent Journey to China with a special look at young working couples and their methods of coping with work and family, 100 (7)0 ALL-STAN FAMILY FEUD The casts of "Angle," "The Ropers." "The Waltons," and "The Duke* of Hazzard" compete in a Prime time vanslon of this game show. (10) OI(AVANGO In the rich profusion of the world's largest imand delta In the Republic of Botswana. Africa, an effort is being made to neconcile the conflicting needs of man and TUESDAY FEBRUARY II IM EVENING GOLDIR AND LIZA TOGETHER Goldie Hawn and Liza MlnnslIl combine their tatants in a musical-variety program revolving around their actual efforts to prepare for their first in-tandem show. Air 10:00 cs o u*oa AND o'm-aMEN, SOS NEWHAT Marlan Mercer. LaWanda Page,Rob en Rgely id and Joan Van Ark Join Bob Newhant in a series of sketches satirizing various American lifestyles. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 20, two EVENING $00 (J)S cia meos Trouble With Women" The effects of the drive for sexual equality are examined through profiles of three women from varying backgrounds; Harry Reasoner anchors. "me reporters and constituents. SATURDAY !V ?8 1M 1 3 M0 .— W FERNOON Maitlaud Art Center Faculty and Staff Ib4tIsu, 231 W. Packard Ave., Maitland, Feb. 15-27, Gallery open Tuesday through Friday, 10 am, to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 am, to 1 p.m.; Sunday, 1-4 p.m. Free to public. Opening reception, Feb. 15, 7-9 p.m. 1,000-meter men's 15-kilometer special Mcxar LWSS COCH'PPV. .J hosts. 100 (7)0 THE SUPERSTARS (1)0 XH WIjt OLYMPICS Coverage of the first round of the men's finals (from Fr.sporl (1)0 PROFESSIONAL in the Bahamu). BOWLERS TOUR 400 430 (4) JOE GMAGIOLA TUC(4) JOE GARAGIOLA Tucsow OPEN The finai round of SON OPEN this PGA tournament Is pqe500 sented from the Randolph (7) 0 WIDE WORLD OF Municipal Golf Course in IFORTI Scheduled events Tucson. Arizona. vs the World Individual Gym43O rose"" championships from (DO WIDE WORLD OF Fort Worth and sos lieuie evnts of the Legendary Pool e. World iiviat Shoot-Out featuring Minnesota Gymnastics Championships Fats and Alan Hopkins vs. witFort Worth, Texas); (from Me Mosconi and Stays Muzerak, World Frisbee C'iplOfl1hlp$ from In Vegas. Deities Theater Arts Guild puaents "TAG Varieties of 1110." Feb. 14-18, curtain, 7:30 p.m., Deltona Gç41& Country Club. Seating by reservation, all 300-674-1281 for Thursday night; 300474. 1505, for Friday; and 300-6744179 for Saturday. Dinner by reervatjni only for club members and their gueda, 5-7 P.M. each night. PORT CHRISTMAS MUSEUM— Authentic replia of an 1W foit of the Second Syibij War. Guided grocç tours by c'11trg 5614145. Free AiknjLon. Open iO A.M. to 4 p.m. Wsdossday throih Sdirday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sonday. (esd Monday and Tiasiday. LeeMid on Road 410, two miles north of Ead Highway II M mas, (from Pasadena). Jim Mckay SUNDAY hosts. FEBRUARY IT, iwo AFTERNOON tOO , cues7 Hisleeleul Isus — ____ trace aesy' s pad: ceesry dare, pioneer th1vie, or novelist (patterned, one must suppose, after Joseph Wambaugh, who despite numerous forays in Including "Police Story," U had the good taste avoid writing something about his own celebrity). MONDAY FEBRUARY IL 1550 EVENING I.. (7)0 XM WINTER OLYMPICS Scheduled events include vs. Romania, Ice hockey (live); first run of the men's giant slalom; 70-meter combined ski Jhu1Tpin9 figure skating; women's 10kilometer cross country ski race. Jim McKay hosts. U.S. TUESDAY FEBRUARY IL IM IVVNG — I assumed that his novelist's perception of people and situations would influence Stone's detecting, make him a bit out of the ordinary. Seemed a safe assumption — otherwise, wily bother to make him a the first But "Stone" is a sham, Dan Stone doss wear t'x tlerascks Instead neckties, and does drive a sub- scribbler in place? of compact — so as's a non- conformist and smart x THURSDAY enough to be fuel efficient. FEBRUARY 31. 1110 each story, there's 30 WINTER OLyMp1= EVENING EVENING 700 am A AM, at the front and back of seconds of celebrity shtick — Dan's harried agent is pressing him for pages, (7)• = WINTER OLYMPICS (DO XH WINTER OLYMPICS someone wants him on "The Mike Douglas Show" dancing pairs free skating and Special features, coverage of OLYMPICS NIdIgiIs of the 70-meter .- competition not televised esvliofied"fed events-1,01M 70- clot ski jumping. Jim Mckay an and a summary of _ meSerw. flp k clf Bait they've tried hard to portray Dan u a regular guy — just a cop who goes horns of Nevada. _ to (DO "I TV, to 'IJo () COLLEGE BASKET- Events scheduled to be taleBALL Ksntucky at University vised we women's downhill; Ice (7) a = W'ISTER OLYMPICS m.uIli IIiIl, dill, dc. ii a.m. to 4 p.m., Thsidsy. lto$Sdarday and Sumdsy.; $11 n Weaver's real-life son Bobby, also a sub-compact. "Who?" says Buck. "The At the end of the opening victims," intones Stone. credits of "Stone" our hero Another week Stone Is pulls his service revolver, Instead of mowing the lawn points It menacingly at an — that they've ended up temporarily assigned a It v.i1 w,smI ,'..,f.t,. Cho i.i %.0II#&If neutralizing their own "" approve of his books. Neither snarls: "If you don't, I gimmick. does his chief, played by Pat won't." For the bulk of the hour, Hingle, a fine actor who is That waming has been Stone is a routine, hunchtotally wasted here. Why? bothering me for weeks. pia vigilante cop and Because Stone admits that Sounds great, doesn't It? But "Stone" a dreary cop show, cops personal have what does it mean? If you The fact that he's a writer problems. "We aren't supermen," explains Stone. don't what, I won't what? If never Integrated h1l ' drop It, I won't story you don't "Just men and women doing his detecting. job, OF trying to. The public shoot? Hardly. a swear he hatches mose should view us like we are — What he must be saying Is bock& warts and all. "If you don't drop It, Iwon't Dennis Weaver does not Talk is cheap. "Stone" condensed to "If shoot," con help matters. Weaver, who falls far short of showing us help you don't, I will." charmed our SOCkS off in the warts — particularly Which makes sense, but "Mccloud," plays Dan Stone short of "Paris" and doesn't rhyme. So the in the lowest key. available "Elachied," two promising, producers have opted for a next to out cold, thoughtful cop shows that tough declaration of no failed this season. One week we we Dan apparent meaning. This breaking every rule In the So don't be fooled like I epitomizes Stone, the point of book — to was. "Stone" is not what it new cop show starring harassment — to get a guy's appears to be. It's just a cute Dennis Weaver. It's a slow ball revoked. He's convinced cop show that wants to be motion shoot-out between will pull a heist if lean and tough instead of the guy and substance. pretense he's freed. Stone fails, the cute. One gets the feeling guy is sprung and Im- that the producers are Iexpected something a bit mediately robs a market and constantly looking over their different front "Stone," but guns down the owner, shoulders and saying "We only because they seemed to wonder if they know it's don't want to end up with mert offerewdhing dIffW. like this," muses Stone to his another 'Columbo' here." Too bad. Our lead, Dan Stone, Is not partner, Buck, played by . 11:30 () a FEPUBUCAN pM DENTIAL FORUM: NEW HAMPSHIRE Seven major Republican presidential candidates - John Anderson. Howand Baker. George Bush. John Connally. Phil Crane, Robert ..'i,4 Di'..i4 Ra.nsn - field ..._.i__ — ,._....a i.._u_. puucg '-"' My — "— --. questions from a panelOf detective but a succendul pecials Of The Week Ikel*u 'rmgemeats on d14ay, Seminole Community College Musewu, Feb. 13-22, S am, to 3 p.m., Monday Urough Friday. Demonstration of Japanese art of flower arranging, Feb. 13 and 14, 9:30 to 2p.m. Open to the public. TT gfaei iIV fAsbookil 410 El •',... -."T! , . V-''. '1T : .. •'. 77 41 A el • I �Li 4—Evenin9 Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Feb. is, iNS FRIDAY cure for his affliction. OW ROLYMPIcS Events scheduled to be coy. February 15 "mA arm I,. 111 91 short program in figure skitlog; men's and women's 500motor speed skating; women's 5-kilometer cross-country skiing; first and 5SCOfld runs of the two-man bobsled; third run -. Jim McKay hosts. (U) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Dark And Bloody Ground" (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (12) (17) MOVIE 'House Of Usher (1960) VIncent ' Mark Damon. Two remaining members of a CUVIId filflhlY argue over whether they should spread their curse to further generations. himself as Clarence Earp, descandent of the famous Wyatt. (10) Al MAN BEHAVES 6:00 "Extrasensory Perception" 0(4) (1)0 (D 0 NEWS © (17) SOS NEWHART Bob ( 0) AS MAN BEHAVES dpi a phobia after he "Perception" steps into an open elevator (12) (17) CAROL BURN shaft and narrowly escapes a AND FRIENDS Skits: "Thenasty fail. Family," "The Old Gunfighter." 7:00 6:30 5(1) FACE THE U$ 8 (4) NBC NEWS 1)0 P.M. MAGADNE (1)0 _______ (7)OJOKERS WILD (DO ABC HEWS SANFORD mo SON D ( 5) (U) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH An Lamont takes Fred out for a Impostor takes the town of night on the town for his 65th Mayberry when he introduces birthday. (10,, MACNElL,! LENRER EVENING REPORT SATURDAY th I%site 6:30 S (4) 2-COUNTRY FISHING (1)0 SPECTRUM (DO HOT FUDGE (12) (17) ITS YOUR BUSINESS Smokey Robinson. (7)0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Coverage of U.S. vs. Norway. ice hockey (live); women's downhill non-stop test ' men's 5000-miter speed skiting; the 20-kilometer Individual biathlon; third and fourth runs of the two-man bobsled; fourth run of the men's and women's Jim McKay hosts, 700 1:30 MORNING 600 m i.w ou GANG (17) HUMAN DIENSION PROFILES Ed EDUCA- (1) 0 STAR TREK The Enterprise becomes a battleTION field for two aliens who have (1)0 SLACK AWARENESS been waging a 50,000-year-old war. . SPIDERWOMAN (17) FUN HOUSE 7:30 5(4) NASHVILLE MUSIC 5(1) SAY CITY ROLLERS Guests: Bill Anderson. Ribs McEntire, John Conies. (10) FAMILY PORTRAiT "Single Living" .dviuiis 0(10) WALl. $TRIET WEEK aJ• ANIMALS ANIMALS 'Oil Service Soars" Guest: NMAlJ K. Meyer. vice president. sOD F. Eberstadt CO. Inc. ®000ZILLA / GLO5(j) MOVIE 'St. Spangled III ,• SETROTTERS ADVENTURE ii...•' -. -- WW a#t .w.. — 3..J Ct I 7 W' NFORD AND SON Fred Is offered a plaCe lii government and soon after he Is offered a bribe. 0(17) 7.30 (4) TiC TAC (DONIWS (10 SNEAx PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Siskai -- ,vviuw mu roy, ..Amrican e Gigolo" and "Being There." 7:00 () Ft.OsD'5 WATCHING HIM MAW Guests: Ray Stevens, Ava Barber, Boxcar (1) wine.. (DO AWRENCE WELK (ED (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont fails In love with the daughter of Fred's old flame. (10) SOUNOSTAGE "Kenny Loggins / Jesse Winchester /Michael Murphy" (17) COLLEGE BASKET. MU. North Carolina vs. Virgiflhl 7:30 (12) (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS "Greater Daytona Beach Striking Fish Tournament" 100 (4) OHjp. Jon .d p __ enter the scene when their skyt4ivliin .w't ,.', . strolen C' — HOUR C1) ind legally resold. THE - NEWLYWED Magic On Love Island" (Prim- (5)0 MIGHTY MOUSE / Tony Roberts. A patriotic, GAME lire) Janis Palge, Bill Daily. The next-door type becomes 1)0 THE CHISHOLMS The HECKLE A JICKLE (DO FAMILY proprietor of an exclusive trap. involved with two ultra-radical Chishoims are trapped in a SJERFRENOS mountain snowstorm with a (U) (35) MALICE A chance ical resort decides to make (1])I campus editors. (2 Hrs.) 35) ROBERT IDIIIJIiER meeting with her es-husband "i'fect matches.. betwom 810 PAW seriously, wounded Hadley and 0 MAVERICK "Peppy" _____ WITH NANCY PAINT sparks an old Earns for Vivian. depleted food supplies. four female 17* 0(10) DICK CAVETT Guest:gues. (5)0 BIG VALLEY Heath 4 (DO ONE IN A MILLION Abbe Ebsn, former Israeli (4)0 THE DUKES OF liAZ130 Nick are arrested In a string. CiIshklg drags Sl*ley into Ambassador to the United ZARD So and Luke court to contest the will that States. (Part 2 of 2) helpa a Tax-(12) 0 (17) THE. PARTRIDGE gave her control of the billion. as Ranger track down don. m to worst on a (M (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY dollar conglomerate. OWOM audow hiding in the FAMILY gang. Archie comes dspresaed swamp. 5 PROFESSIONAL (7) 1:30 0:00 after taking a magazine's life 0:30 AND BARNEY SLERS TOUR Live COvir- (DO THE ROPERS Stanley 5(4) F expectancy test that indIcates 0(17) NSA IA$ICETBAU. USE 'flEBIlIlDO age of the $125,000 AUF Mag. andJeffrsy become involved in he wilt die when hi reaches 57. Atlanta Hawks vs. Denver HugIcScor Open from Landmark another feud at a joint birthday jpjy / • goals Lanes i) Peoria. Illinois. party for Helen and young NJNNER (4) DOUG HENNING'S David Brookss. (DO PLASTICUAN 1000 4:00 WORLD OF MAGIC Barbi •DALLAS JR. learns 1030 ca (10) o.s "w o 0:00 Benton, Melba Moore 61 that Sue Ellen Is preparing to •@)Y0(JCK To London?" Host: Chris •(4)RJ AND THE NEAR A CosbyjolnthsyOungni.glclan, sue mfordlvorc.andphan sa C1)0POPEYE Dudley. Guests: Morton EM- female motorcycle gang memwho performs five new feats Of strong counter-attack. bar draws BJ Into the middle of (7)5 $()5 AND SCRAP- Ich, Eli Timoner. Illusion. 0(10) THE PRIME OF MISS Y000 a oo war, (1)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK JEAN ERODE "Dorothy And , 430 Joe (U) (35) MO Juliet" Impressed by Dorothy The Cosmic Monster" (C Band" (1977) Paul Le Mat, of money in a lottery and All 'a natural grace, Miss (1976odzllla battles a bionic SON OPEN The semi-final makes plans to use It to find a Brodie believes that her stu- monst round of this po tournament Candy Clark . Crazy situations er.(1 1/2 Hrs.) is presented from the Ran- result when practically everydent may have a great fu ture 0(10)UEDIX one in a small California corn. doiph Municipal Golf course ia dancer. (II) munity take to the CR 11:00 Randoiph,Arizona. 10:30 5 (1) CASPER AND THE CI) 0 THE 000 COUPLE In airwaves, 8-M D (35) CANDID CAMERA .• 4 q;... '•' . I an attempt to got Closer to his 0 (10) FOOTSTEPS "I'll son, Feli x becomes the coach 5(4) (5)0 (DO NEWS tl])(35)BENNYHILL :c form "Minute By Minute," "Listen To The Music" and many ..., (( tg .•, . .,r ...'.. XW WINTER OLYMPICS 1000 Dance At Your Wedding" The of the boy's football team. S (4) PRIME TIME SATUR__ Rileysstruggletocometogrlps 0(10)flRINGLINE DAY wlththelrchlld'sdeafneu,until 0(17) RAT PATROL. "The 0(10)AUSTINCITYLIMITS 0(10) SOUNOSTAGE 'The The most novel pairing in conDoable Brothers" me DOObIe they realize that their son can Last Harbor Raid" (Part 1) temporary country music, Roy Brothers provide one of the grow up to live a productive, Clarence Clark and season's finest hours of tel.- norrflaltife.(R) "Gate '°'' wn• %?bob vised rock music as they per. 11:30 (7) 0 WIDE WORLD OF 1100 .• - ANGELS (1) THE JUSON8 RTS Scheduled events electric ticks from their LP Makin Music." are the World Individual Gym(5)0 FAT ALBERT others. 1100 (DO JOKER, JOKER. JOKER nastics Championships from 0(10)TOBEANNOUNCED Fort Worth and the conclusion 5(1)C5)0(DO NEWS 1130 of the Legendary Pool Players (U) (35) MOVIE 'me Blue AFTERNOON 5(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Shoot-Out featuring Minnesota Max" (C) (1966) George Carson. Guests: Beau BrIdges, 1200 Fats and Alan Hopkins vs. wii. Peppard, James Mason. A Dianne Warwick, Calvin Trllhin, SANDWICH he Mosconi and Steve Mizerak, young German, competes with • Bobby Kelton. African Guests: Henry Fonda Ron from LasVegu. more experienced ftyers for the (1)OMOVIE "The Howard, Loretta Lynn, Mario prestigious Blue Max award. Queen" (C) (1951) Humphrey Thomas,8tephin9t(R) 0:30 _____ Bogart, Katharine Hepburn. A (1) 0 THE UUPPETS Guest: 0(10) MONTY PYTHON'S 0 SHAZAM captain operating In the Congo FLYING CIRCUS "The Money WEEKEND SPECIAL Bevsrty Silts. during World War 11$ piçivad "The Trouble With' Miss 0 (1.,) CAMERA THREE Programme," and the "Salvead by a lady missionary to Switch" A boy and an Øf "Lsni Risfenslahl" A comprs- lion Fuzz,' explorers discover destroy a Ginttan gunbOat. (2 ioned witch each discover new , hensive study of the German lost worlds, rescuers find lost long, creative and explorer s and a film director POWSri when they join forces. ON WINTER OLYMPICS (Part ContrOversial career In cinema takes over. (R) 1) _____ feiturss, coverage of Special is presented. (Part 2) 1t30 1230 competition not televised serlt. (4) SATURDAY NIGHT • er and a aummary of the day's (I)S TARZAN! SUPER 5EVEMNG LIVE Host: Elliott Gould. events In Lake Placid. Frank EN flaruIJuCw, - - Guest: u;noru nous. '.r-' w "u"" (1)0 MOVIE 'Ei Condor" (1]) (35) MOVIE "The STAND $00 (C)(1970) Jim Brown. Lee Van Mummy's Curse" (81W) (1944) 0(10) UVING ENVIRON. 1)5 ws Lon Chansy. Peter Cos. A NENT "Ener aAiternativss" (12) (35) BIONIC WOMAN Cleef. A chain gang escapee locish formula brings two 0(17) MOVIE "Franken. JaJme dletqs the iii$$efle and a white Apache leder head for Mexico to steel a 1k. mUmlflhSSIONhSwlIhdIeas$,ouS stein Conquers The World milion-dollar lortune in gold. (2 (1960) Nick Adams, Seuko results. (2 Hre) fl. to i-. Hf$.) _____ Tagami. A scientist d his from destruction. (p 1 t41 believe the eon of 0(10) vi. PSOPI.S 0uests (DS WINTER OLYMPICS 0(17) MI "Earth VL Frenkansleln le lurking 01 SPICIII feeluris in the James 0. Shepp, Holly Ilvins. The Flying Saurers" (1950) cempshltlon not tileuld ear$-_ I&p.,kw i,.* 'r' _ _ - or mm • SURM Y 0 urn way a - •,, + NW sum-mom —...._-"--. .. _: -- - . SUNDAY— February 17 Friday, Feb. 15, lt$O-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____________ O () NBC NEWS 0ThEfl8 "Infidel- (35) JIMMY 8WAGGART - MORNING 600 (5)0 THIS IS THE LIFE (17) BETWEEN THE UNE8 630 (5)0 THE LAW AND YOU AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 700 S (4) TWOS COMPANY (1)0 MARLO AND THE ONINE MAGIC MOVIE (7.)• VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIT1ON 1:00 0 C!) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kentucky at University of Nevada, Las Vegas WINTEROLYMPICS (DO Scheduled events include 70. meter special ski lumping (live); 1,000-meter speed skating; men's 15-kilometer special cross country. Jim McKay hosts (1]) (35) MOVIE "Play Misty For Me" (C) (1971). 2:00 (12)(17)JIMUYSWAGGART (1)0 MOVIE "Jane Eyre" (C) (1971) George C. Scott. 7:30 a mi uoo (1)J AUG NEWS (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS .' SIC "King Arthur" Merlin prophesies that Arthur will be the king of England; in his midteens, Arthur proves his claim to the throne by pulling the magic sword from the stone. (Part I of 8) (12)(17)WRETLING S (I) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "Escape To Witch Mountain" An evil tycoon (Ray Miiland) imprisons two orphans in order to use O their unique make even more money. (5) 0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. An old friend and co-worker of Trapper's unexplainably freezes during an emergency operation. 3:30 JUBILEE _ 11:30 S (4) NBC LATE MOVIE met hods of coping with work aimed this PGA tournament Is pre- competition but tacks a father bear only a slight familIal io-,ao MOVIE "Along Came sented from the Randolph to perform with. jonrip ramam to U'meLr cousins S 1') Municipal Golf Course in (ID 35 DAY OF DISCOVERY he Muppet Show. The Jones" (01W) (1945) Gary "T 24 lOs THE VOYAGE OF on Arizona. CooPer, Loretta Young. A cow- Tucson,MOVIE story is of a boy otter and his Darwin is DARWIN "Outrage" (C) CHARLES boy mistaken for a notorious (1)0 bert Culp, Marilyn appalled when he discovers widowed mother, who fInd killer is hunted by a posse and (1973) Ro his look-alike. the real outlaw. Mason. Teen-agers terrorize a General Juan Manual do Rasa$ themselves facing a gloomy man and his family to the point systematically exterminating Christmas without money to (2 Hl-5) where their lives are threat- the Indians; In the Andes, he ls buy presents. BAPTIST CHUWK iioo ened.(2Hrs.) 2)(35)mEJfl'5c)4S 2? p45'4 U.SA? "The First Move" Joe finds it iuua (12)(17)NHLHOCKEY Atlanta at 12,000feet.(Part4ol7) Flames vs. Chicago Black (12)(17) MOViE "Little Men" (1940) Jack Oakie, Jimmy Hawks Lydon. Based on the story by 4:30 Louisa May Alcott. A group of 0 WIDE WORLD OF young men experiences tie SPORTS Scheduled events ains and joys of growing up. iuu• ui ..URl ai•m ty IS Tsetse fly 4' Timetable $6 Donny or Mac- 35 Western U S abbe IIVV I. — Eveuan 43 TVs Of Hail 20 Former child 38 Weeds Icy (BJ) ACROSS star Shirley 37 Pismire 45 Penny 5 - Pine - Marshals role (CHIPS) ii i&iOvv 48 Actress — I? On. who 22 French word 39 Not usual (abbe) lot 23 down 40 Utter Cantu sIOfl 23 Pertaining to Mulgrew 42 Rocklish 25 Therebor. 49 Leveler 50 Runs like a 26 One hundred 44 — In Concin flail fifty hor.2e 45 Part of a long 5 1 Auto repair 27 Myself ioutney 29 That is shop brings home bacon 13 Earth god disc 14 Persists IS Fourth US (abbe 52 Part 01 a president 30 U S soldier 3$ By church I? Pope iosnt lBl,ishesclsma 32 Leave II To DOWN 46 Actress Gardner 47 Nall Radio Engineers 50 Chinese i— Jump pagoda stars in 44 3401 best qusli21 Turmoil down 24 Annapolis 2 Wv.liss monogram 25Pinta.lduck 3Agss 11$IdvIalo(vlslivIol 26Muscalsym' 4Oeofge jAM3$11A131 Scott's monobol JA a gram 27 Cow's corn _________________ plaint 1 all 28 Wit. mea sure (abbr) N Vj1 111111 6 Koine 30 Actor — UV0 v i1d 1 1 Type of Kaplan cheese Back of the ion:JaNIIIflI 8 To ratify neck 1111 1m Obs 38 School org lIj £Nj$j I V 11111 9 To steep 38 Resident of s33 10 Editor's abbe (suffin) (p1) 39 Object of II Erects worship 4o Social group I4 Air ow poison discovers fossilized seashel a IjIiOillDiliIl 0 $8e95 MENU ADDITION $ 2.95 thought processes that McQueen. Paul Newman. Dur- brought him to his earth- ing ceremonies for the opening shattering conclusions are of the world's tallest skys1200 craper, fire breaks out and (1) 0 MOVIE "The Sad explained. (R) traps hundreds of partygoers (1957) Jerry Sack" (B/W ) on the building's top fl oor. Lewis. David Wayne. After 17 EVENING (Part 1) Army, a private months In the (1)0 ALICE A friend Mel still makes blunders. (2 Hrs.) hasn't seen in 20 years shows 600 AND (DO ISSUES up at the diner after being (5)0 (DO NEWS 5(4) ANSWERS (1]) (35) IN . OM (10IANOTHER VOICE Y!f. All Dkwser SpecIals Cern. With Ice Tea or Coffee and Bread S Butter Salad Bar 11,00 Extra Me. 1, CeiIWFV Pried Steak with Nice or No. 6. Sat-I-a I..f with French Fries Mashed Potatoes and Vegetable and Cole Slew 1419. 3. least Seal with Rice or Mashed We. 7. Fried Shrimp with French Fries petatses and Vegetable slid Cole Slaw me. 2. Reel tips over lice or Mashed No. 8. Pried Fish Filets with French FrIes and Colo Slew peta,s and Vegetable No. 4. Isashefti with our Meat Sauce N.. . Grilled Sirlein with saut e" Osisis lice er Masked --afeis and and Ôajjj jaM vsei Parmesan 1, SpaghettI with VagsIabis No. Ii. Liver £ Onises with Rice er qfl Crud Maed PiIdees and Votiollable LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE lU ES. THRU SAT.-9 p.m. tO 2 am. ClilIdrail Undsr II — ½ Price ii Pct. Dlscssn$ To So&or Cft(zss, (DeSi Nit ApØV Ye Miii Addfties - - ."- I., •Jj- a Banquet Facilities Available SNOW CRAB CLUSTERS ALL YOU CAN EAT - --- -- Private Parties • AtiDinnersComeWithlceTeaorCoff.e —SoupandsatadCar — ereadandBu 'r (5)0 FACE THE NATION (7)0 SILL DANCE OUT5:00 DOORS 9:00 (1]) (35) MOVIE "Mexican (I]) (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS 10j NOVA 'Einstein" The 5 (4)- NBC MOVIE "The Hayride" -(BIW) (1948) why and how ol Einstein's Towering Inferno" (1974) Stove - SANFORD PHONE 321-0424 STEAKS- SEAFOOD BBQ World Frisbee Championships An ardent suitor of Barbara's (from Pasadena). Jim McKay chains himself in the Romano apartment. hosts. 35) JERRY FALWELL (1UI MA5I Jalme and Maxlmilllafl, fli 1230 world's first bionic dog, are ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke fl THE PRESS fugitives In the Sierra Nevada Street If" The Hotel Bentinck is 0(4) CD 5 DIRECTIONS The mountains with a forest fire turned into a home for recu'kes in religious broadCut- raglngall around Ihem. (Part 2) pirating officers and to the k and Its impact on sOCiety Is 0(10) PAVAROT1I AT JUIL- delight of Louisa and the entire examined. ____ UARD world-renowned tenor staff, Charlie returns. (Part 10 0(10) FLORIDA REPORT Luclano Pivarotti teaches of 16) 0(17) MOVIE "The YOUng the fine Uons" (1950) MariOn Brando. points of an exacting art at the 5,--THE JEFFERIONS Meti .e.. . Clift. A P ol Julikard _ Opera School in New _ • AltIalicarlI and S Sflafl react York AV D 8:30 Denise asks him out on a date. Gymnastics Championships (R) - (from Fort Worth, Texas); (1)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME AFTERNOON RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE is - too much to handle when include Men's World Individual : mom isauaa - 030 - NONE MONO MEN .a• .m u. mom iu NONE l•a . uai •• .• "Welcome To Arrow Beach" (1974) Laurence Harvey, Joanno Pettet. A young woman is unaware of the shock that awaits her when a man offers her a ride and takes her to the eerie beach house he shares with his sister. (5)0 THE AVENGERS Steed and Emma Investigate the murders of several people who appear to have been clawed to death by big cats. Kermit the Frog and family. (12) (35) WOODY W000PECK- DO THE SUPERSTARS WAGONER and starring an all-new cast (17) PORTER Coverage of the first round of 2) ER AND FRiENDS characters, will of Muppet (from Freeport Guest: Susie Allanson. fin s men's al the 0(10) £ ECTRIC during the 1910 on ABC a i r inthe Bahamas). 900 400 (5)0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S Christmas season. The i000 •(j)JOE GAPAGIOLA TUC- PLACE Stephanie wants to program will Introduce a •@)ARCHIE CAMPBELL (1 •ec'u (DO FIRST lu..• MEMO no IN= 1100 a (1) CI) 0(Z) 0 NEWS © (17) OPEN UP Susannah York. Based on Charlotte Bronte's novel. A young English governess falls WINTER OLYMPICS In love with a man whose wife Is (1]) (35) DR. £4. DANIELS Events scheduled to be tilemad. (2 Hrs.) (12) (17)IT IS WRITTEN vised are women's downhill; ice 4(10) LIVE FROM THE MET- dancing; pairs free skating and SAO In ROPOLITAN "Un Sub BAPTIST (4) FIRST highlights of the 70-meter SP5 Muchera" Katia Ricciareill, jp ski jumping. Jim McKay clii Luciano Pavarotti and Judith (DO XIII WINTER OLYMPICS (5)0 ._: .aijp hosts Blegen are featured in Verdi's ,eact Special features, coverage of PEOPLE rv ------Mv ei ooe. ., "" " —. powerful drama of jealousy, UJ' competition not televised earbibetrayal, vengeance and ITJ' RITUAL. The ritualized er and a summary of the day's 5 ® SUNDAY MASS assassination. society of Japan Is presented events In Lake Placid. Frank (DO 00M ROSEJU'S Gifford hosts. $ through this 300 (U) (35) JOSE AND THE PUS.. 5(4) IIIONSIOE An amnesl. at work, worship and leisure. svc'rs ac nurses' aide fears to find out Kermit The Frog 7:30 her real identity. FROM THE SLACK S (4)01Tt001 tfl) (35) MOVIE "The Gradu FERSMITVE aDOSUNDAYMORNING at*" (C) (1967) Dustin Hoffman, 0a ( 10) CHINX- LAND OF MY To Be In Sped (7)0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE Katharine Ross. While being FATHER Asian-American jourTOO GuW&- Quinn Cumm god to date a neighbor's "E:mmet Otter s Jug-Band nalist Felicia Lowe documents Ings, Mar Gay., B0t' daughter, a young graduate is her recent journey to China Christmas," a one-hour Franklin. Jay Johnson. having an affair with her with a special took at young musical special hosted by 9.3° mother. (2 Hrs.) working couples and their the Internationally ac5 (4) GOSPEL SINGING OD SLACK AWARENESS (DO PICTURE OF HEALTH M EN MEMO ...a -. -'- ' ' - ) V§ - -- Ap •- I L 46 71' - ( •- • S �I —Ev,nIna Herald. Sanford, FL MONDAY - Friday, Feb. 15 lees February 18 - - EVENING (7) 0 FAMILY FEUD 0) (35) MAUDE Maude breaks the news to Walter that she's been asked to run for the 600 0(1) CS) 0(Z) Q NEWS 4 (10) AMERICAN GOVERN NEWT 'Staffing The Executive State Senate. (Part 1) (10) DICK CAVETT 17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith runs Into her childhood sweetheart while In her home town fora wedding. Branch" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Joanne Woodward. 6:30 0(1) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS (DQ MC NEWS (1]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy faces some brand new problSrfls when Aunt BiS bUYS a second-hand car. (a (10) AMERICAN GOVERN NEWT "The Bureaucracy" (12) (17) BOB NEWHART Bob Is held hostage in his attic, by a friendly bank robber. 6:00 0(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE While traveling to escape his wife's nagging, Mr. Oleson meets and falls In love (4) FACE THE MUSIC (1)0 P.M. MAGAZIM (M(35) SANFORD AND 5014 Lamont and Rollo mistakenly go to a gay bat. 0(10) MACNEIL! LEHRER REPORT (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred plays an Important role whin Esther tries to adopt a child. en by the flu. 'The (4) NBC MOVIE Towering .nferno" (1974) Steve McOue.n, Paul New., an. With fire spreading rapidly through the Glass Tower, a fir. chief and the building's architect carry out a desperate plan to save those still trapped by the blaze. (Pitt 2) (5)0 MA'8H A two-day period without any ship leads the members of the 4077th to Johnny's doorstep. Cl) 0 ALL-STAR FAMILY FEUD The casts of "Angle," "The Ropers." "The Waltona," and "The Dukes of Hazzard' compels In a prime time var- III* fears. desires and frustralions. ( 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Scheduled events Include U.S. yg, Romanla, ice hockey (Ilvey. ffM run of the men's giant slalom; 70.mstsr combined ski 'umping: men's compulsories, figure skating; women's 10kilometer cross country ski race. Jim McKay hosts. dead under mysterious ctrcumstances. 0(10) OKAVANGO In the rich profusion of the world's largest inland delta in the Republic of Botswana. Africa, an effort Is being made to raconcile the conflicting needsof (4) TIC TAO DOUGH and wildlife (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED man 0(17) uoviu 0 GAMIE Clyds" (1911) Warren 5fty MMMMOMM have dreams which unleash HOUSE turns out to be is terrible patient when he Is hoipltallzsd at Kenaingon General with a bad back. i000 (1)0 LOU eartharth- WEDNESDAY quake rocks Los Angeles, causing a massive power ALL MAKES - SERVICE 1.4444 N. 17'fl CANDID CAMERA 0(17)115 BATTLES "Battle Of Moscow" Hitler's panzers roll over the Soviet Union's Ph. 121421$ frontiers and sweep across the Russian plains. 11 ®ScDO,mws WNCIALS $ 1.WIIK ME l HILL (12) (35)ENNY 0(10) TM WEST OF ERNIE KOVACS The gorilla ballet; an Itaiöan opera and a Bela Bartok ItSO ®TOMSNTOue.t host: Roy Clark. Guests: Tammy Wynelte, Buddy Hackett, Alls'S Sports Togs Suzanne Somers, Kreskln. ®SHARNYO Harry tries to break the foolproof alibi of 140 men he is convinced are guilty olmp, WINTER OLYMPICS Special lsatur.e, coverage oft1 mitt juleps In thur California his permanent COfflpSSftIOfl Mill- levised — earU. antsbefltmi =Ad= down In digs, .. a.r,. ftmillmd a summary Of and Of Natt,hn Ulm, hosted a says the r.ns n sits wouldo't events in Lake Pleold. Frank w YORK — Ik. 101111111ord ho" ty for Hips Lgs SM ha,. thu nose fiasd Is _ ___ To Debut In March °' 5) LIRE AND TIMEs OF WI. Albert, who are beca.e she wwtod to stay NOSSR'f$ Samantha goodo SM iporty ddbu filming just a corspons wdqus: It's my sdintark." Ilvins sç a dlnn& party for dubut. oos Mwth. Thsy're away.. & "it i I Ism.sss sqs ths Senator Lambacher; Cynthia for the winos of 1*. At t hecouldn't haV9 become a neon she and her luaband prepares for an explosive eva time, Coca Col* millionaire without being 1st ottnightlyIsorats. ning with Turnsr. a While same lies b sits iou ripreesniafive Investi-' their new soft orgJ, thin I gusas I'd refuses to cook. "I ce cwt drink, the All Flimch..1111117 es She Robin houhold, ___ work and t In kIIdIIII duty, 1t!:r,btd.rkg%esssSM just born to be riOk." (17) MOVIE "Bodan" tOO," lb04 04"00& "00& °" ' 11:46 °°' Wmb enjoying a new off. siosig Vth Awn.. at $:* In 0le' eMits lMi.aid () THE IRAN_CR1SIS ft'osdwsy psoduction of an N15. HOSTASI A the mornings. I know JtM vimyad to produce a ON lit, ss, Ws look it the iusest occurrences bss he caitursd by me sundWilwed vine '"d for sighed., 'It's wonderful, in fran. the odw doy.._._George ProrJsy. Pro .. Miehat Cain, tciij5 becaus. you HMO dvip,d his home In t jng sto be hiulis.d rvww "two THURSDAY 9:30 10 SAIRD.RAY DATSUN dl (17) COLI.EGE BASKET. BALL North Carolina vs. North áihft4'i' 'sutflhiItWAVI, ___ . I WINXI Friday, Feb. 15, 1iO-7 TV, E U..JTAJGL.E fl- LETreR s 4pJP v m ~HGtQN 'T2 ~rLL. THE PJAM OF A Iv fRcctp.t -rJ. JetJ.. -- MAKE This qrAL CLEAR- - jUpqL I "- CL_ctJEALj -• __,,_ RCTT E L l . TT 1 1 I I I I '3U.Ls'7 f4')i February 21 I fflSNV reputation for being a playboy '() 0 KNOTS LANDING An anonymous admirer's daily gill of flowers flatter Ginger until agor of rock group plans to she begins to receive eerie and EVENING 800 0 (4.1) HELLO, LARRY It's a terrifying telephone calls. take over a galaxy by using O @3 REAL PEOPLE Reports real soap opera when Larry mass sonic mind control on its 14 (10) THE ASCENT OF MAN on women who wrestle in mud meets a pretty new neighbor in "The Majestic Clockwork" 6:00 600 youth. at a nightclub, weightlifting the laundry room. NEWS WALTONS JohnNewton's solid formulae for 0(4) (5) 0 (7.) 0 C'4) (i) 0 (7)0 NEWS toads. singing as therapy and (3(10) AN EVENING OF BRA(5)0 THE (3 (10) EARTH, SEA AND Boy, home on furlough, is natural law are accepted for 0 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY 'S an interview with the Unknown ZIUAN TELEVISION The best BUSINESS "Management And haunted by his lack of memory centuries until they are finally Comic are featured. of Brazilian television, featuring SKY "Deposition Sedimentation" overturned by Einstein's revo0 (17) CAROL BURNETT C about the war. CBS REPORTS "The samples of t ypical commer(17) CAROL BURNETT WINTER OLYMPICS lutionary theories. (121 AND FRIENDS Guest: Jack Trouble With Women" The cials, popular programs and (7)0 XIII AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Scheduled events include Klugman. effects of the drive for sexual coverage of the annual Brazili- Family," 11:00 "The Digs." men's free skating (live): equality are examined through an CarnIval, is presented. 6:30 0 @3(1)0 CD U NEWS women's giant slalom skiing; (II) (35) BEP4N HILL profiles of three women from 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS 1000 women's short program figure 0(10) GREAT DECISIONS NBC NEWS varying backgrounds; Harry 0(4) (5)0 CBS NEWS BEST OF SATURDAY skating; men's 1500-meter CBS NEWS Reasoner anchors. 1 1:30 (1)0 (7)0 ARC NEWS NIGHT LIVE speed skating; women's 4 X 5 TONIGHT Host: Johnny CD ABC NEWS (111(35)' ANDY GRIFFITH (7)0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 0 @3 10:30 (Ii) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy kilometer cross country relay. Carson. Guest: Engelbert Goober falls In love with the The Angels become targets of has a problem when a band of Jim McKay hosts. Humperdinck. new waitress In town, but as far a deadly ring of thieves out to 3J) (35) CANDID CAMERA gypsies comes to town armed (II) (35) JIM ROCKFORD (S)OCOI.UMBO A television as she's concerned, Andy Is silence them forever. 1100 with old-world hocus-pocus Rockford sets out to learn the executive murders her loverthe Blue Plate Special, (11) (35) EDWARD AND MRS. • (4) (1)0 (ID 0 NEWS identity of a young girl who is and modern science. boss when he refuses to give 0(10) IT'S EVERYBOOY 'S SIMPSON "Proposals" King NNYHILL AND involved with the kingpin of her a promotion. (3(10) EARTH, SEA BUSINESS "Internal Organl. Edward VIII begins to consider 10 MASTERPIECE THE0 Denver's underworld. SKY "Metamorphism" abdication of the talon" (7)0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS throne as his ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke (1j)(17) SOS NEWNART Bob C9 (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWNhe studSpecial features, coverage of 0(17) BOB NEWHART Bob only alternative when Street II" The Hotel Bentinck is proceeds to blow up after es the ways in which he could turned into a home for recu- nearly comes unglued at the STAIRS "News From The competition not televised oarlioffering advice to his wife and possibly Wed Willis Simpson. perating officers and to the prospect of becoming a father, Front" James unwittingly cr0- or and a summary of the day's ales a personal and political events in Lake Placid. Frank therapy group on how to han- (Part ) delight of Louisa and the entire 7.00 crisis upon his return home, Gifford hosts. We personal anger. (12) (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- staff, Charlie returns. (Part 10 •@3 FACE THE MUSIC and Edward proposes to Daisy. STAIRS "The Wages Of Sin" of 16) (1)0P.M.MAGAZINE 0(17) THE AMERICANS The Bellamys lump at the 0(17) LAST OF THE WILD 11:45 (7)0 JOKER'S WILD "The Film Star" At 14, Jodie opportunity to THE IRAN CRISIS: () 0 be relieved of Host: Lorne Greene. FACE THE MUSIC (35) SANFORD AND SON (U) (4) Foster shows promise of growresponsibility for Sarah when AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE s (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE 11:30 Lamont and Rollo try to make ing beyond her "child-star" look at the latest occurrencei Watkins offers to marry her, big stars of a singing trio. cDoJoIcEwsWILD O®TONIGHT image. in Iran Host:Rivers, Johnny (3 (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON Carson, Guests: Joan g.00 Fred buys a "hot" television REPORT 9:00 12:00 0(4) DIFF'RENT STROKES Lou Ferrigno. and into hot water, 0(17) SANFORD AND SON • @1) QUINCY While investi- (1)0 POLICE WOMAN Pep. Invited to dinner at the Drum- ci 0 REPUBLICAN PRESIFred enters a Redd Foxx look- gating the fatal death I an per and Crowley Investigate a ca (r o) MANE1L / LEHRER mond residence, Kimberly's DENTIAL FORUM: NEW alike contest, Olympic hopeful, Quincy dos- high school gang which deals in REPORT boyfriend asks to bring his sis. HAMPSHIRE Seven major covers the presence of amphe- extortion and rape. 0(17) SANFORD AND SON date for Willis. for a ter along ass Republican presidential canditamines in her blood. Fred gets an act together 7:30 (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST MOVIE "Escape" dates - John Anderson, How0 TV amateur show with Lamont TAC DOUGH BARNABY JONES A West and Gordon meet Dr. (5) •@D 0 e) Timothy Bottoms, ard Baker. (Premier George Bush, John and Bubba, (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED young stand-up comedian hop. Loveless, who plans to take Kay Lent. A young American, Connally, Phil Crane, Robert GAME Ing for his big break becomes over an arsenal and sub-treas. jailed In Mexico on drug P05- Dole and Ronald Reagan - field 740 an unwitting target for murder. ury. $100,000 NAME THAT session charges, plans a daring questions from a panel of TUNE (4) To TAC DOUGH (II) (35) 0 ( 7) COLLEGE 1:00 (1)0 THE NEWLYWED escape from the corruption reporters and constituents. (3 5) MAUDE Maude BASKETBALL Georgia vs. (11) and brutality he finds inside the (Ø XIII WINTER OLYMPICS GAME TOMORROW Guest: Tennessee decides her marriage is over W Special features, coverage of when Walter falls off the (3 (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. Dr. Dr. John SIlber, the controver(7) 0 HOLLYWOOD prison's Walls. (DO XIII WINTER OLYMPICS competition not televised earlislal president of Boston wagon. (Part 4) STAIRS "The Beastly Hun" (ED (35) MAUDE Maude and Events scheduled to be coy- er and a summary of the day's (3(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Frustrated because he cannot University. Waltir both show up at the arid include U.S. vs. West events in Lake Placid, Frank jazz enlist, Hudson develops an guitarist Joe Pass. 1:10 Harmon*' party with a "date." Germany, ice hockey (live); Gifford hosts, 0 0 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY exaggerated hatred An escaped for the SARETTA 1)0 women's compulsory figure (Pins) (TI) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF Gloria announces she's prig. Germans, convict discovers that the girl COLLEGE BASKETskating; women's 3,000-meter EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores and nant 0(10) on the Stivic's moving he left behind Is now romantiBALL Central Florida vs. Rol- spied skating: women's giant Herb Plan So get back at Eddi loin e day. shalom, first run; men's 4 X 10 and Marsha; Eddie and Zindill 0(4) SICAG Skag's 16-par. cally involved with Baratta. (R) old daughter (Kathryn too 1:30 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY kiometar cross country relay, commiserate about their EVENING 10OyEN,jou. ll Impeded cars I and trucks. Our psices will pl asantly surpris, you February 20 blackout and starting a wave of 14*1. "What's A Party For?" Moyer, takes a look at the decline of political parties as this nation ufldedakes Its 49th presidential election, with special attention to non-traditional appiroachee og tried in Maine politics. Our Fact.ry TraIned Tedwildans Service February 19 Carolina State vandalism In the streets. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, i ng (live); men's short program TAKE TWO figure skating; second run of 10:15 the men's giant slalom: men's 11110 17) THE SEARCH FOR 1,000-mater speed skating; 10. THE NILE "Conquest And EVENING too pleased with their newly kilometer individual crossDeath" After Livingstono's adopted son. country ski race. Jim McKay death. Stanley mounts the Iarghosts. 7:30 6:00 est expedition ever seen to 9:00 01)TIC TAC DOUGH 0(I1)(L)OCDONEWS reach and circumnavigate Lake 0 (1IMOV1E "The End" (10) ART OF BEING (51' Vicora ti 0 THE NEWLYWED (1978) Burt Reynolds, Dom HUMAN "The Ring Of Gyges" GAME Deluise. After learning that he 10:30 (121(17) CAROL BURNETT (7) U FLORIDAI has a terminal disease, a man (i]) (35) CANDID CAMERA Guests: Dick AND FRIENDS (ID (35) MAUDE Walter moves decides to shorten his suffering 10) THE BEST OF ERNIE Van Dyke, Tony Randall. into the nearest bachelor pad by half-heartedly finding a way KOVACS Runner vs. starter; when Maude decides to run for 8:30 to end his life before illness Miklos Molnar and a bug's-eye the State Senate. (Part 2) NBC NEWS claims him, view of the world. (8 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: (IL) 0 CBS NEWS GOLDIE AND LIZA o theatrical producer and direc- TOGETHER Goldie Hawn and 11:oo CD U ABC NEWS for Hal Prince. (Part I of 2) (5)0 CD 0 NEWS (0) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Liza Minnelli combine their tal1 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY ants Reluctant Opie attends his first Mike and Archie make a bet to in a musical-variety pro- (J (35) BENNY HILL dancing party, and discovers see who can do without his gram revolving around their 11:30 dancing is fun, even with girls. favorite indulgence for 48 actual efforts to prepare for II) TONIGHT Host: Johnny • (3 (10) ART OF BEING hours. their first in-tandem show. Carson. Guest: Alan King. HUMAN "The Anguish Of )(35)NAHl& FRIENDS BARNABY JONES The (5)0 8:00 Abraham" (3(10) MYSTERY "Rumpole wife of a millionaire art colloc(12) (17) BOB NEWHART A 0(A3 THE MISADVENTURES Of The Bailey: Rumpole And tor schemes to substitute a for. despondent friend turns Bob's OF SHERIFF LOBO Lobo, Per. The Married Lady" When gary for one of her husband's reception area into a mini- kins and a widow with guilt Horace Rumpole (Leo McKern) valuable paintings. (R) feelings interfere with the takes on a divorce case, his Polynesian village, 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS secret visit of a beautiful model wife Hilda (Peggy Thorpe. Special lealures, coverage of 7:00 who is the terrified target of Bates) suspects him of person. competition not televised earli0 @3 FACE THE MUSIC death threats. of involvement with his client, or and a summary of the day's 5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE CC THE WHITE SHADOW events In Lake Placid. Frank 10:00 JOKER'S WILD CD U Coach Reeves' first task as AND GENTLE- Gifford hosts LADIES (5)0 011(35) SANFORD AND SON athletic director of Carver is to MEN, BOB NEWHART Marion Qj) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF A drama coach comes to the help a fellow coach overcome Mercer. LaWanda Page. Rob- EDDIE ROBERTS Mr. Billy Sanford home to tutor Lamont the bitterness which is destroy. ert Ridgely and Joan Van Ark continues his search for Dr. for an acting role. ing his life. join Bob Newhart in a series of Zindell, Augusta and Eddie. (3 (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER (7JOXIIIWINTEROLYNPICS Coverage of today's events is sketches satirizing various Dolores expects a confrontaREPORT tion with Marsha but has one danc- American lifestyles. (121(17) SANFORD AND SON scheduled to include ice (3(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: with Herb instead. Esther and Woodrow are not TUESDAY e:30 (5)0 THE LAST RESORT Chaos reigns and tempers flare when half of the staff are strick- with a beautiful woman, WKRP IN CINCINNATI cs Johnny Fever's grown-up daughter and her boyfriend unexpectedly turn up on sion of this game show. (1J)(35) JIM ROCKFORD When Rockford is hired to check on a philandering husband, he finds the man 8 WILD Faye Dunaway. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, a pair of brutal bank robbers, blaze a bloody trail throughout the Southwest during the 1930s. AlIer-hslnally Ilsdittu school, Jim McKay hosts. 'tlI±,8) Mliii _________ j.j, ____________ j,IY J?t\ ' ' SITlI T'fl' .THI -IL 0 .1, •. Jul 1:..'"y,' ''r v or RM I 79 ,..,. ' ,,,,•. I �SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 153—Sunday, February 17, 1980— Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents Computer Reports She's Deceased . Mildred Newson (left) has been receiving letters I II . Mildred Newsonle 'Alive And VVeli By DAVID M. RAZLER s—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Herald Staff Writer Friday, Feb. IS, 950 her untimely, computer-caused death. 30% to 50% "I wish I could say this is something which doesn't ever since, without the name of an heir to Ms. program can send out any benefit checks she may be was dead. owed. But until the error is corrected, Ms. Newson, who OFF "I keep sending the letters back, but they keep requires frequent hospital visits, will continue to sending more.., this is getting ridiculous," she said, Ms. Newson, who moved to Sanford when she was The error probably arose when operators fed the six, said she Is concerned she may lose her Social comouter a reoort of Ms N'wcnn'c Pnirnnea s,n,1 OUR REGULAR PRICE ON ALL Stanton, who has performed on skydiving teams at many air shows, said only a very small percentage of the audience actually comes to see someone get hurt. "But a large percentage come to the show because there is a chance of that happening. They don't necessarily want to come In contact with It or see it before their eyes," he said, "but the element of danger is a drawing card definitely." If all the danger could ever be taken away from a sporting event—cbaa the Daytime 500 stock car race — he said, "then I guarantee attendance would drop in half." Although there may be no increase In danger, Stanton said he expects attendance at this year's air show to increase over the last show by 25percent. Performing this year will be the U.S. Navy "Blue Angels" aircraft demonstration team, the U.S. Army "Golden Knights" parachute team, a Marine Corps "Harrier" hover-jet, the Eagles Aerobatic Flight Team and Individual stunt pilots and jumpers. Two complete shows will be held, Mardi 22 and 23. Stanton explained that many individual's efforts go Into making an air show and each person's reason for participating Is "a shade different" he said. OUR 110uR 04 SEIS SIOCK biS I 4.%0I% LAMPS '69 COFFEE or END TABLES Beautiful Parson Logs and Matching Loose Back Pillows LOVE SEAT CHAIR $299 $249 999 SORRY, OTTOMAN NOT AVAILABLE 'I A 'I PC. can send out any benefits checks she may be owed. The Sanford woman, . however, assures us she's alive. Herald Photo by Tom Pietsel Release Date For Hostages Still Unclear -• By United Press International Iranian Foreign Minister Shadegh Ghotbzadeh warned Saturday that "nothing Is definite yet" on arrangements leading to eventual release of the American hostages and acknowledged he is not sure how militants holding them will react to the U.N. commission which will seek their Liberation, "The formation of W'bMmisaton is a fIrst step," Ghotbzadeh told a news conference In Paris. "Things will stay as they are until the commission finishes its work." "There will be other steps, I hope," he said, But he added that the Iranian government does not see itself as "negotiating the question of the hostages with any govern, ment" and declared "no mediation will be accepted by us." He told reporters Friday there would be no "automatic" release until all parties involved were satisfied with the panels findings on "crimes" of the Shah and said Saturday Iran would not even begin considering their freedom until the panel is formed. But White house Press Secretary Jody Powell said President Carter was more optimistic now than he was several weeks ago" about a solution to the crisis. Carter also canceled a planned weekend trip to Camp David, apparently to keep a close watch on • Soviet Missile Former U. S. Army "Golden Knight" parachute team member Larry Stanton glides his parachute right on target.. L U By DONNA ESTES Herald Stiff Writer Ttw vote ofthe Lake Mary City Council one year ago this month that made Phil Kulbes the municipality's first city manager was close - 3-2 The question, at the time, was not whether Kulbes was qualified for the job, but rather whether the city government and the people were ready for a city manager. Prior to that time the council members were responsible for the direct apervisIon of city employees and diparnents. Kulbes had been employed by the city tar six months as a building Inapector. He hod retired-to Florida only a few months bsforegoing to work for Lake Mary, But hi found golf jut didn't take Upall his time and when he went home each day r golf his wife had domestic chores 1le painting and such - that he really dijn't relish waiting for him. "I got bored with myself. I was not being active. I was In a rocking chair IX young at 60 to d too old to become a beach sirfer. I ilided to do something creative and osnetructive and I sought the job here," saki. -,Kulbes hadn't worked In city inagemeit before. He had been a vice president of a Texas architectural .ijlneering firm and been active In usñing federal grants for rebuilding sit 1* In taking over a new city - Lake Mary was only five years old at the time - he could develop his own methods of operation and learn in the process, create his own philosophy of government and establish his own policies. He wasn't Looking for a great deal of money. He really didn't need It. He was looking for a challenge, and Lake Mary has certainly provided It. The attitude of the townspeople and city employees about a city manager was about as uncertain as the council vote that placed him in the position. "The citizens were afraid city management meant the community would be run liii dictatorial style. Some of the council and the advisory boards were skeptical. And some of the employees, while they were doing a good job In their own area of responsibility, were not a cohesive unit," he said. One year later, Kulbes said he has learned patience, worked through a lot of problems and has a highly efficient staff. "I try to stay out of the limelight as much as possible. The effort by the city sin. ployees is a group effort Everyone works together. They all help each other out. While each employee is a specialist In his field, he or she can also do many other jobe well for the city," Kulbes said. He said about 50 of his job Is public relations - trying to convince prospective developers and Industrialists TT MR to settle In Lake Mary and help develop the city — talking to citizens to find solutions to neighborhood complaints, potholes In the streets, barking dogs. "Often I can't give the citizens the an. swers they want to hear, but I hope they know I'm telling them the truth." "A good city manager has to listen to the beat of the citizens. He has to transfer M beat to the city council and make recommendations to the council. And if the council doesn't want to approve his recommendations, the manager has to have alternative plans," he said. Kulbes said he has learned that his tone of voice and expression have almost as much Influence on whether his suggestions are approved as the substance of the suggestions. Compromise Is also often necessary to provide solutions. He pointed to the Lake Mary Boulevard rezoning Issue as an example. While some people in the city have wanted to keep Lake Mary Boulevard for residential use, many owners on the highway have wanted commercial zoning. Kulbes' response has been to recommend a change In use to businessoffice zoning. "Residential no longer seems the best use nor does commercial since much of the property abuts nice residential areas. I knew my recommendation would not satisfy the boulevard owners, but I looked at the development of the entire WASHINGTON (UP!) — The United States is trying to determine whether the Soviet Union violated terms of the SALT II treaty during the test firing of a new submarine missile in late January, administration of. flclaIs say. The officials said Friday the Soviets possibly encoded some of the test data sent conu:ilssion Worries U.S. back by the missile - a violation of the SALT treaty. The SALT II treaty the United States and Soviet Union signed last June, provided that neither superpower would be allowed to encode test data needed to verify compliance with the treaty. MINEOLA, N.Y. (UPI) A Long Island dentist has been convicted of sexually abusing four •- women patients while they were under anesthetic. Dr. Lester Cohen was convicted Friday night on four counts of sexual abuse. Cohen's wife, Elinor, burst into tears as she heard the jury foreman pronounce her husband possibility of accidents and assure that the boulevard will not look like State Routes 434 and 436," he said, adding he Is trying to sell this idea to the property owners, the council and whatever board Is considering development plans. "Kulbes Is active In an organization of city managers in the fri-county area of Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. "We have a monthly luncheon, compare problems and how each city solved those guilty of fondling the women's breasts after they had been given nitrous oxide, an anesthetic commonly known as laughing gas. Today Around The Clock ..............IA Business ... .................... lB problems," he said. "We share in. formation on federal grants and have a good working relationship." Comics ........................ Dear Abby ..................... Deaths......................... Kulbes said the biggest change he has seen over the past year Is in the attitude of the city staff. "They don't hesitate to do a little extra to help each other," he said. He noted he has combined the city's Will is was Dentist Convicted city. If we can control development we will have a nice city," he said. Currently Kulbes' powers of persuasion are concentrated on convincing all that an access road should be built parallel to Lake Mary Boulevard and that few curb cuts should be allowed onto the boulevard Itself. "It would reduce the two full-time men and one part-time outside man into one crew. His salary Is $14,900 annually. It was a pretty drastic cut In pay from what he earned as a corporate vice president. "But I don't need a big salary to survive," he said. And, he added, he Is enjoyIng the job of city manager. developments. Ghotbzadeh stipulated in Paris Friday the mere announcement of the commission's findings will not mean the "automatic" release of the American hostages, now in their 105th day of captivity at the hands of militants. An acceptance of the findings by the United States and Iran was mandatory, he explained. At the United Nations, Secretary General Kurt Waldheim's office said the conducting the inquiry nearly formed and would be announced Sunday. U.N. spokesman Rudolf Stajduhar said "some aspects" of the panel had to be worked out with Iranian authorities but the panel's members could leave for Tehran as soon as they had discussed their mandate with Waldheim. The sticking point obviously was when the release of the hostages would actually come. Under Ghotbzadeh's formula, the panel could complete its work in eight to 10 days, then it was up to the United States and Iran to approve the verdict. In Rome, where he met with Vatican Secretary of State Angostino Casaroli, Ghotbzadeh said: "The hostages will not be released until the inquiry commission has announced its findings." Firing Kulbes Likes Managing Lake Mary UPHOLSTERED LIVING ROOM SUITE SOFA In addition to specialty acts, the air show will feature displays of aircraft from all the military services and model airplane demonstrations. Gates open at 9 a.m. each day. The show begins at 1:30 p.m. and ends at 4 p.m. The air show Is designed to provide exciting entertainment In a family environment and generate funds for itiany Central Florida diarities, Stanton said. The funds will be administered by the Sanford Rotary Club, sponsor of the show. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for children under 12. Advance tickets are $3 for adults and children accompanied by parents admitted free. Advance ticket information can be obtained by calling Tom McDonald at 3224664. federal Insurance program computer she is alive and well, telling It to cease He explained that if a jumper knows what he is doing he will be safe. Parachute failure is rare, he said. "But parachute failure Is possible. That X-factor creates a danger factor," he said. 3 Styles To Choose From NO. next of kin, so the sending out envelopes addressed to "The estate of By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Between 30,000 and 35,000 people are expected to attend the Central Florida Air Show at the Sanford Airport next month, and according to show publicist Larry Stanton, It's the element of danger that brings them out. 00/0 to15° off LIVING gOOu" SUIII only wants some way to convince the Baltimore Big Air Show Crowds N coNTEMPI'RARY never reported it date of death, she explained. All of this is not that reassuring to Ms. Newson, who Key Element To Draw S ToCK, of her estate or her Newson's estate. The letters keep coming. Orlando Regional Medical Center Medicare Clerk Lori Swank said as for as the hospital is concerned, Ms. Newson is very much alive. "I remember talking to her" she said, adding records report only the date of discharge. The hospital 'Danger' BEDI)ING IN k_ receive her government checks, Ms. Scott said. names of the executors ding a date of discharge, the machine entered a date of death. And the Medicare machines have been unsatisfied Mildred Newson, 63, of the Mullet Lake trailer park, happen very often," said area Social Security Office left Orlando Regional Medical Center in September Manager Barbara Scott. alive and well following treatment of a hip injury. Ms. Newson's problem is apparently lodged on it But since that time, Ms. Newson has been receiving qqunputer tape in Baltimore, Ms. Scott said, explaining letters Medicare asking for the names of the executors her office has made some progress at correcting the of her estate or her next of kin, so the federal insurance error which convinced automated-mailers Ms. Newson Medicare asking for the departure to the centralcomputer. Instead of recor- Reports of the death of a Sanford area woman are But at the Sanford Social Security office, a greatly exaggerated, she says, but the Medicare spokesman says she has nothing to fear. computer refuses to believe her. duO 7 Sits' payments and Medicare benefits because of since September from PHIL KULBES ...clty manager Dr. Lamb ......................sc Editorial....................... IIA Florida ........................3A Hospital .......................IA Nation......................... 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I.. - , . . . . . ~ . .. . . . . . .t: '-, ..-;: .- -. - . . . .; T ,~' . I ' ~-X_ I .. - I tsX- '~~' " . 12-..Ev.ning Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1910 TONIGHT'S TV Hollywood Studio s Campaign For The Oscars By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) The stakes, of course, are penny ante compared to national politics, but Hollywood studios, pruoucers and a nanojw at actors campaign vigorously and shamelessly each year for the Oscars. Millions of do llars are involved, As you will see, following the Academy Awards presentatlons April 14, media ads will blossom extolling which picture won the Oscar and which actors and actresses won awards in which pictures. One or two films will be advertised: "Winner of Th ree — - Oscars!" The Increased revenue at the box office will add millions to the studio coffers, not to mentioned big bucks to the producers, stars and directors with percentages of the profits. A harbinger of the big hype can and will be seen Feb. 26, the day after the Academy Award nominations are announced. television which are read every morning by almost everyone i n the entertainment industry. The trades are legitimate, respected papers which carry important news, castings, production notes, government items £&iI ui; rnicru iU Swiped Life." Eva Le Gallienne, Rosemary Harris. Sam Levene, Ellis Rabb and Keene Curtis perform in Rabb's Broadway revival of the 6:30 U NBC NEWS (E) 0 CBS NEWS Cl) 0 ABC NEWS (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Bar ney Is shamed into displaying his "legendary courage" by going after an escaped convict. BUSINESS Two full pages of blazing red ink In a recent edition of Variety, for instance, advertised "Norma Rae" In a college. 700 time with a white schoolteacher. him a best actor nomination. 8 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER Columbia's "Chapter Two" weighed In with a fourpage section on special hard pa per with vivid colors and color photographs of its stars (Marsha Mason and James Caan) Columbia also advertises heavily for the Oscar favorite ,,Kramer vs. Kramer," praising the film, Dustin Hoffman and U ® FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE (7)0 JOKER'S WILD ijJl (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred Is caught spending a lot of a picture of Peter Sellers from "Being There," hoping to land Normally the trades run 8-12 pages. During the height of the "Accounting" (1} (17) BOB NEWHART Bob succumbs to the pressures of living in a big city and seeks employment at a small rural - REPORT -' (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON "The Hawaiian Connection" (Part 3) stop final training run and the first run of the men's and SQUARES women's luge events. Jim (Ii) (35) MAUDE Maude and McKay hosts. extolling his or her own performance in a particular film. Instead, the star with a good chance to win the award takes another route, Other films relentlessly advertised are "The China Syndroine," "Going in Style," "Hair," "La Cage Aux Folles," mountain cabin in an attempt to bring the romance back to their marriage. Waller spend a weekend in a "North Dallas Forty," "The Champ," "Dracula," "Yanks," (8 (10) DICK CAVETT nuest: campaign, .The press agent takes it to the studio requesting that the ad look as if it came from the studio, removing the ,,The Onion Field," "Apocalypse Now." A notable exception to the fiury of advertising is Woody author Wright Morris. 2) (11 7) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta onus from the star. Allen. Nowhere in the "Manhattan" ads can his picture or Flames vs. Detroit Red Wings The studio Is happy to comply. If the stars wins, of course, there's more big bucks to be gathered with no damage to studio budgets. But, in fairness to performers, most ads are designed name be found. Yet Woody may well be a nominee for best actor, best director and best writer, Face it. Woody's got class, 8:00 REAL PEOPLE In a special Valentine's Day program, featured subjects — The soft- performance by a group and for best Flowers" by Barbra S ther as and Neil picked up another nomination for Con man Joe Simons (Jack Elam) returns to the Bradford residence with the claim that he has purchased a lucratIve gold mine In the Yukon. best were Joel's "Honesty," Miss Gaynor's "I (35) EDWARD AND MRS. SIMPSON "The Decisl n The Doobles and Earth, Wind and Fire arrangement accompanying vocalists. Will Survive" and Peaches and Herb's 7:00 0 j DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1)0 THE YOUNG AND ThE : RESTLESS : change his mind about marryIng Wallis Simpson, (Part 4) t (10) GREAT PERFOR. MANCES "The Royal Family" 17)FUN HOUSE 7:25 a (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA ID 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (ED (35) GOMER PYLE 2:25 (I 7) NEWS 8:30 U (I) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Steve Martin, U (4) TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING Lynn Redgrave. AMER" U 135) TENNESSEE TUXEDO ht ferent Girl" Grant Goodeve. Son Armstrong; "Oh. My Ach. inn CM (I 7) ROMPER ROOM ' ' Ittt,' I SOON, NDOICMB ADMtrTe (*li.5S ACCOMP&siE BY A CHILD " EDUCATiONAl. PRO" GRAMMING aM (17) GREEN ACRES l000 •(3)CAP.D SHARKS (11 J(35)PTLCLUB SQUARES HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Tanya Chapman, Tanya says Chapman simply more of the real Tanya Tucker than the Tucker's unmistakably seductive voice is met her for dinner "and said he always others" Tanya proves she can not only belt out still keeping her male audiences writhing wanted to produce with desire, but she's traded the syrupy Tanya has become a free spirit. She a hard and tough rOcker, but she can still country material for some rigorous rock recently bought a house near Beverly seduce a listener with a plaintive I1I4 '' 11 roll. Hills and is luxuria ti ng in all that In the next brea th. The vocals chew and Little Tanya was a precocious 13-year. Southern California has to offer a single, tear at the words to a song. old when "Delta Dawn" topped the sexy 21-year-old. The j,1p of Chapman, who Is country music charts in 1971. The Tanya and "the girls," actress pal responsible for catapulting the carom of pubescent blonde was gobbled up as the Candy Clark and Eve Joffee, frequently Blondle The Knack and Bud Quafro Is little darling of NuiwlUe. pop I at the Roxf and PalOminO easily detected. And the selectione are a But an eight-year recording career, nightclubs or can be seen roller skating far cry from Tanya's hits "Jamestown coupled with a physical and mental on the concrete paths along Venice F," .'. "lizzie ripening, has stripped away the In- Beach. and the Rainman," "San Antonio Stroll," nocence. "I really love It here," she confesses. "Blood Red and Going Dawn" and ,.Mw Her recording career has taken "I'm busy all the time." Man Who Turned Mama On." another direction, with the expertise of But Tanya's 11th MCA album, "Tear producer Mike Chapman, and her motion Me Apart," Is her main Interest. But Tanya says she never looks buck. '1 keep moving forward," pict ure career Is blossoming, with says th e best I've done," she says wi th "It's filming already started on "Hard a melting southern tinge in her voice. "Life's too short to have to look back. I Country" with Jan Michael Vincent "This album is closer to what I'll be want todolt all, andthsre'sso little tlme. In explaining the new relationship with doing for a long time. The album reveals I still have a lot to do. — : I LL. ~L 0 BanI-Sadr said that if there were complications, the release of (B(35) 0 (17) THE FLINT., time earlier that an agreement on the release of the hostages the captives could take two months. "There is a proposal on President Carter's desk now which, would have to proceed "step by step." "There are still doubts and hopes. I am hopeful." J (10) VILLA ALEGRE 4:00 if he accepts, can lead to the release of the hostages in 48 hours," Banl.Sadr said, ' RAI quoted Bani-Sadr as saying Khomeini had approved the plan put to Carter. FRIENDS (12)(17)GILUGAN'S ISLAND' 500 (530 HOGAN'S HEROES (U)(35)TOMANDJERRY MS (dWecbse.daj with such r1c, as "Boogl Woogle Bugle Boy" and "You Forgot to Remember," and she capped the ict with "Where Did the Gèod Times Go" iccompanied by film clips of the famous it Its World War II zenith. — "It all depends on the attitude of the United States," he said. "If there is a positive response and action, if the conditions are plan on the hostages, sent hopes soaring that the 15-week occupation of the embassy would soon end. - I r ...VeI)crlt Meanwhile, among Democrats, a current Seminole County .., quits race Dick Batchelor, DrIando, remains a candidate for the office. Fechtel, elected "minority whip" of the Senate by his GOP colleagues Wednesday, said: "My approach will be to contact hundreds of people in the district to be sure I will have the . He said for the first time in his political career of three two- - year terms in the Florida House tand a current two-year terin in the Florida Senate he was approached this week by a group seeking a commitment that he would run for an office, _____ Fechtel said agricultural interests early this week urged 11.1 that he be a candidate against Kelly. Among Kelly's strongest supporters during his three election campaigns for tire 1 4. VINCE " FECIITEI. JR. tteI)ttblicafl m ay run . . - 'j ,' 's... 1' _... '.. "it question of whether McCollum inight withdraw front tile race Fechtel said today that Kelly "is not a candidate for "The current charges against Kelly are to be determined by methods laid out in the U.S. Constitution. I am not about to 01 -; 1'.' \' it diary of his activity. Republicans and would not be chosen by Republicans to carry their banner." . . United States in the event an uprising occurred in his country. Kelly had denied being involved in any criminal activity, but said he did accept the money as part of an investigation he was personally conducting on why such a large amount of money was offered for something he would do for any constituent w ithout charge. Kelly said he told no one of his investigation and did not keel) any type crime. One should be careful to not preclude the systems set up in our Constitution," Fechtel said. In 1978, Fechtel was urged by constituents and supporters to challetige Kelly for the office. "Two years ago we had soiiieone in the Congress with an excellent voting record. I thought it was healthy for tile to spend at least a couple years in the state Senate to gain a better perspective on the issues. I feel this has benefited inc greatly," he said. nothing he has served during his Senate tenure on the joint legislative auditing committee and on time agricultural committee. "I've learned from this service and from many other areas," Fechtel said. Fechtel also noted that while time fifth congressional district encompasses eight counties, his senatorial district encompasses seven counties. lie is thus serving on the legislative delegations of seven counties and is chairman of the delegations in Clay, Lake and Sumter. Both Lake and Sumter are in the fifth congressional district with Seminole, part of Orange, Citrus, Pasco, Pinellas and Hernando, "Ti &tiLctc<L rne gooà support. t., 'i. .ci'ih, 'n\ a uoó voting record and a sound philosophy,'' Fechtel said, The best Fechtel could determine is that It will take close to $200,000 to run a viable campaign for the congressional seats noting the eight-county district is one of the highest-populated districts in time entire nation. Fechtel said he is encouraged to run because of the many areas in which the federal government Is infringing on the states and taking time "carrot-stick" approach. He said while the federal government offers 10 percent funding for certain matters, It sets up rules and guidelines as a pre-requisite of gaining umose tunas that are less intelligently drawn than state guidelines. "In effect the federal government is breaking-up the sovereignty of the states," he said. Fechtel, 43, is single and the father of a son and a daughter. His son, Jay, is a freshman at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Vu. His daughter, Kara, 13, Is a student at the St. Johns school in Tampa. Although it had been rumored that S. Curtis Kiser, RClearwater, would also be a candidate for Kelly's congressional office, Fechtel said Kiser has decided not to run. Fechtel said at a meeting of fifth district legislators in Tallahassee Wednesday, Kiser told him personally he would not be a candidate. The only other Republican who has sought to challenge Kelly for the GOP nomination has been Bill McCollum, an Orlando attorney and currently chairman of the Seminole in Fechtel's favor. Meanwhile, Hattaway said tile outlook for t1w fifill congressional race is silaping ill) into a real --liorse racv.httawuy said he met with Batchelor over the eeketmd to determine whether Llatche'lor's candidacy for the I)t'nnni'cti lie said Batchelor assured Iiiin lie %%ill remain a candidate and will have time financing necessar y to run an L'uIt'utIvt' campaign. "I gave iny word to Dick I ould riot run and I %~ ill not go back on my word," llattaway said. Orlando and Brooksville attorney David [test and Orange County . C0111ick scher are also Democratic uandidales. .......... 1 . ...,, . Hot wa y VSLIiIiULL'U IL Will COSt VXJ,tNJU (0 JUU,UUtJ to run an effective campaign for Kelly's seat. 1k' noted that "kind of money"was spent on the eaiiiugri for the 9th congressional district Orange and Brevard countiesi in 1978. Turning his attention to the U.S. Senate race, Ilattawav, a long-tune personal friend of insurance Coiimn iissioiit'r and State Treasurer Bill Gunter, 1)-Orlando, said hi,' has 'no doubt Gunter will be it candidate" against U.S Senator l)k'k Stone, I)United Press International I iPl ' reoort,'il lwl: ( ;iirI,'r 1i. .'.i t'ttC.t 1" 1111(1 E': " a'.how he stands with time voters. 1k' said while the results of the poll will be available in two weeks, lie niay not iimake the poll results public. UPI said Gunter is encouraged by a recent poll done by tour Florida newspapers showing lie would run second to Democrat Dick Stone. Gunter, it 1)eiiiociat, lost (hr ollIN rare ill ins potiil career to Stone in the Lk'nmocratic pririlaryf or the U.S. Senate in 1974. llattawa' said the talk in Tallahassee also is that lortimer Public Service Commissioner Paula hawkins, l(-Maitland, is considering running against Stone. - ...'' ... I-. County Republican Executive Committee. McCollum announced his candidacy in November. "I like Bill so much and have such a high regard for him," Fechtel said today. "I'm concerned my good friend might feel I'm trying to undo his efforts," Fechtel said. McCollum was unavailable for comment today on Fechtel's prospective candidacy. McCollum's campaign manager, Vaughn Forest, however, responded "absolutely not" to a pisces ksa.y4ippsd fried cMdisa, mask CIII.' biscalts. Huey epsa request. Parentt Aa%",Use Casselberry Toucher Of Abusi 'l nq JGds A111111111111111111 Am - CULA She added that her son did not have teacher of verbal and physical abuse, Mrs. Rossell told the board if her son 15 the board in a week. classroom transfers. trouble In previous classes and said she not transferred she would quit her job to and not teaching. Mrs. Rossell said Layer told her he Harp said this morning he would not Cuselberry Elementary Principal resented that she was, told to put him on sit In the classroom every day to make would "not have any part of it." .Two parents of Casselberry transfer the students, lie said it is not sure he Is not abused. Elementary School pupils told the school C.M. Harp said today the allegations are medication for being hyperactive. "I told you I would investigate," Layer school policy to transfer every student "My son is not hyperactive," she said. heard Wednesday night they will take false. School Board member Pat Telson told replied to Mrs. Rossell. who doesn't like his teacher, Mrs. Rossell said the teacher makes a Mrs. Figueroa also denied thi.t her son the parents she considered the qi*children out of school if they are not "What would prevent you from having Mrs. Russell said she would not be allegations very serious, particularly the this investigation completed in a week, tt'saikrred out of the class of a teacher practice of "stepping on" the children's has behavior problems. fingers and toes. She said the teacher "The problem," she said, "Is with a charge of "stepping on" children. She Mr. Layer?" Mrs. Telson asked. satisfied until the teacher is fired. they said abuses children, Mrs. Rodney RosaeU, 641 hibiscus, and also tells the students things like "you teacliir who abuses ctukkw. I pay taxes and board chairman Allan Keeth "My regular duties as superin"I don't see why you should keep i the Mrs Mlgdoel Figueroa, 513 Grandview we growing up to go to theelectric and my son should not have to put up with requested Superintendent William Layer tendent," he replied, teacher) there to get a pension at my abuse." Way W., both of Casselberry, accused the chair." investigate the matter and report bock to Layer added that he does not control son's expense," she said. By DIANE PIThYK Herald Staff Writer Its SKY i ww um as NIfe9JSN pe - V;l GOING SOUTH , that Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has accepted a compromise His announcement, coupled with a statement by Bani-Sadr Nsaed envy, cue slow and 2 hat belier a to AT Iran's geopolitical and economic independence. situation. .1 r;:""* — "appropriate" international commission to resolve the . 4 (.,4 VALUE $2.14 SSSIANOSYWIdiNI.y IIATTA%VAY will have sufficient campaign financing. Bani-Sadr said the release of the hostages does not only depend on an Investigation into the regime of the deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi but also on America's guaranteeing '' omar$1" Richey, for the nomination for Kelly's fifth congressional seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. the hostages and that Washington was ready to accept an FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR OINNIR __ ROB ERT nomination is viable an(] whether the Orange Courity legishi lot- (D AU.. IN THE FAM ILY (ID( 5)KUN'aFU - ______ ploring" the possibilities of running against Kelly, of New Port that "positive progress" has been made toward the release of go out and pre-judge Individuals before they are charged with .. 74OLT M 11 PresIdent Carter also hinted a breakthrough was near. Car ter said in a televised news conference Wednesday night 11" ..~: 1,... ~-.-::. .%%~ &am" MEMOKIES: One of the two surviving sen-day. AaEews 8$eis of Stage I)oos talgia with a trowel fame Is laying on the nos theae days at New York's Reno Sweeney. Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeli said a short 3:30 RIM-Am .I .164 b A 11111111110TV1711711 I an-14-1 -. ~ "J. . . . rI . . . 1 . . . ..". . . .- .t' aii-wi Will'Earn An i1prok A rAni 1 Millinn MIMH Uzitod Press loterastlusal MU1UOtis B. Derek banked a 10 TO 1 pid'—by Ilol1wood stwdards—ø* for her role In "10," but those days we over. Producer MartIn Rawkufl says she'll earn $1 million for her next role In a film as yet untitled. This Urn., husband Joke will direct thereby presumably shordroWUng It anothes' aqusbhie on the set. Noel Week was fired and Mlckard laig hired halfway through "A Chs'Lr of Seasons" and the Derelra got the blame. Raniohoff denies that — says the decision to change directors was Will own. M8anwhlie, just to keep thu "10" girl Speaking from Tehran to the Italian television network RAI, A111111111111111~ 3 on the scale, So has another movie on U horizon. She'll star in a remake of "Tarzan, The Ape Man" — as Jane, no doubt. 9 (1 7)1LOVE LUCY WEDNESDAY Fit CHICKEN DAY Tucker Trades Country For Rock By KENNETh K. LARX (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF . 1)0 M'A'B'H 0 (3) HOLLYWOOD —'--I - met, we can act very quickly. "We depend on the United States for spare parts. They are essential for us," said Ban-Sadr, al though he did not specify whet her s pare parts supplies for Iran's American-equipped forces were part of the plan on Carter's desk. 10MRO 10:30 _______ "Theseleaks ... constitute a conspiracy to deny and deprive me of my civil rights Committee as well as the FBI. The committee announced Wednesday in that they will obstruct the ability of (12)t1 7 MYTHREESONS 5:30 0(4) NEWS 2) 17, MOVIE ' House the govermnent for creating an "at- - are now mosphere of hysteria." all Democrats By United Press International Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said today the 50 American hostages could be freed in 48 hours if President Carter accepts a plan approved by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. FRIENDS (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (1]) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND 1351 AMILY AFFAIR (lIDF by Roger Bollen 3:00 1:1) 0 GUIDING LIGHT (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL liii) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND .. 4:30 a GD EMERGENCY ONFJ 930 members — HOTEL 2) (17)SPECTREMAN (R) OD (1 7) LUCY SHOW Brother" Sonny Bono, Mar- U (3) ANOTHER WORLD (fl (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 9 (I 0) SESAME STREET (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY ty logels. (R ) - 2:30 'I- On the Republican side, a former Seminole County legislator, State Sen. Vince Fechtel Jr., Leesburg, is "cx- Committee are investigating "and I am member of a huge Washington law firm, to any case in which I might be in- Congress have been state agricultural interests. Two weeks ago news reports linked Kelly to an FBI anconfident justice will be doiie in the as special counsel for the Investigation. volved," he said. cercover "sting" operation, called "Abscam." The reports said that Kelly accepted a $25,000 payment from undercover I FBI agents in return for a promise from him that lie would (T11 ( 5) WOODY W000PECK.' ER AND FRIENDS LEAVE IT To BEAVER about the investigation have violated his civil rights and he may sue legal authorities and the House Ethics it has chosen E. Barrett Prettyman, any grand jury to give fair consideration (2)a MERV GRIFFIN (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (DO MOVIE Meanwhile, Rep. John M. Murphy, D. U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly's involvement in the Abscam scandal has touched off a flurry of political activity throughout his eight-county district, leader John Rhodes urging h4ii to call for Clair W. Burgener of California, M. raise. moral and financial support to win. I'm out working to line that "I accepted no money and I an inquiry of whether Kelly deserves Caldwell Butler of Virginia, David F. never up now." Fechtel said he will be announcing his decision Emery of Maine, Paul Findley of llllnoi!, agreed to accept anything," Murphy whether he will challenge Kelly after the March 11 primary. At party privileges. Kelly's story "challenges credibility Bill Frenzel of Minnesota, Newt Gingrich said. this point, he said he is "definitely not announcing, definitely Murphy said his mail) concern is that and suggests ... Mr. Kelly acteu' in a of Georgia, Elwood "Bud" Hillis of not said. Kelly Issued a statement saying proper i) 0 BEWITCHED 900 I , , REP. RICHARD KELLY ...story questioned and rights and privileges he enjoys as a kangaroo court," a Kelly spokesman being investigated by the House Ethics a (1) THE BRADY BUNCH 8 (3) DONAHUE . K During a news conference, Murphy volunteered that "I dissociate myself" James T. Broyhill of North Carolina Republican," the letter said, type of defense Kelly sought to drafted a letter to Republican House Other signers of the letter were Reps. from the Reps. George M. O'Brien of Illinois and "What they are calling for Is a ' STONES 8 lO) CROCKETT'S V1CTORYGARDEN 9 - THE WORLD 7:30 Va f.— Q0O0OOOO°OOO°O CD 0 AS - "We could expel him from.. the N.Y., one of those allegedly implicated in Republican conference, we could take the ABSCAM investigation, told repor- Congress," the letter said. Nine other Edward R. Madigan of Kelly and the other seven Republicans Ioined in signing it. TURNS (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0(4) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (!J(35)BULLWINKLE , Next Movie 2:00 U (3) THE DOCTORS : manner unbecoming a member of Indiana, Tom Loeffler of Texas, and news I 9 (35) 35 LIVE 10:00 FUNNY BUSINESS __ Her (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE knowledge of the Lombardi '. 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA catches him making a pass at Ruthie, murders gets her a date, and Charlie and Loretta have their ' I (ED (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. in the FBI's undercover bribery invesligation, said he accepted $25,000 from To Run For His Seat legislator, State Rep. Robert Hattaway, of Altamonte Springs, secret investigation lie was conducting could deny assistance for his re-electf6ii from the undercover agents and has has decided not to run for Kelly's seat as long as Sta te Rep. on his own, campaign and strip him of his seniority violated no law. 1 0 NEWS CE) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (fl) (35) DICK VAN DYKE Scramble By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer undercover FBI agents to further an away his committee assignments, we ters Wednesday he accepted no money 1:00 off an explosion when Larry (530 MARY HARTUAN, MARY HARTUAN Heather's - . 1 (9 17)MOVIE t.andsome blind boy touches 11:30 ' 0 (1) TODAY (1) 0 MORNING NEWS U @D HELLO, LARRY A King Edward VIII decides to tell his family that he cannot go CD 0 LOVE BOAT "The Man through with the Coronation Who Loved Women" David Ceremony as he refuses to Doyle. Cathryn Damon; "A oil- picked up six nominations each, while The Dooble Brothers' "What A Fool "Reunited," Best pop female performance disco queen Donna Summer and Rogers Believes" and "Moment by Moment" grabbed five apiece. The only other pop were both nominated for song of the year. nominations went to Miss Summer for artist to receive more than three nomi. "What A Fool Believes" also was "Bad Girls," Miss Jones for "Chuck E.'s nations was Miss Jones. nominated for record of the year and best In Love," Melissa Manchester for "Don't Her hit "Chuck E.'s in Love" was one arrangement accompanying vocalists Cry Out Loud," Miss Gaynor for "I Will of eight nominations for best song, a nd and "Moment by Moment" for album of Survive" and Dionne Warwick for "I'll the sultry newcomer will vie for best new the year and bat pop vocal performance Never Love This Way Again." artist against the Blues Brothers, Dire by a group. Challenging Rogers for l Straits, the Knack and comedian Robin Rogers' "The Gambler" was performer are Rod Stewart for "Da "Mork" Williams. nominated both for record and album of Think I'm Sexy?," Joel Billy Joel and Supertramp also picked the year and best male country eet," Robert John for "Sad Eyes" and up several key nominations from the formance. His "She Believes ln Me" also- Str sTaybrfor "Up on the P." Ja me Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, was nominated for both song of the year Joining the Doobles In nomina tions for which will present the awards and best male pop performance, and t'ercmonies live on nationwide television Rogers and Dottie West were nominated best pop group went to Supertramp for Feb. 27 from the Shrine Auditorum. for best group country performance for "Breakfast In America," the Little River Band for "Lonesome Loser," the Ear th, Wind and Flre's"After the Love "All I Ever Need Is You." the Commodoresfor"SallOn"andDlaznond Has Gone" was nominated for both Other nominations for record of record of the year and song of the year, year went to "I Will Survive" by Gloria and Miss Streisand for "You Don't Bring for best rhythm and blues sons and Gaynor and "You Don't Brins Me Me Flowers" (R) CD 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Cl) rocking Doobie Brothers, mellow- arrangement accompanying vocalists. Diamond: while the other nominated rockers Earth, Wind and Fire, country Their dance tune "Boogle Won- albums of the year are Miss Summer05 crooner Kenny Rogers and jazz-tinged derland" was nominated for best rhythm "Bad Girls," Joel's 1152MStreet and Rkkle Lee Jones have given the 22nd and blues instrumental performance and Sup.ttrsrnp'a "Breakfast in America." annual Grammy nominations a diver. best dism recording, and "September" Also nominated for song of ON year sified flavor, -. 6:55 (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA , ' .11 I' '.~ 6. - WASHINGTON UPI) Eleven normal fashion." Republicans believe Rep. Richard Rhodes has called a meeting of the Kelly's explanation of his involvement in nine-member GOP house leadership to the "Arab scam" scandal was so in- look into the Kelly matter next week, a 'il credible the GOP should investi gate spokesman said. whether he deserves to be punished by The Republicans said the party would his own party. have several options if Rhodes found Kelly, of Florida, the only Republican after questioning Kelly that he is "unfit . among seven House members implicated to continue association with us." .. . 12:30 0 (4) CE) 0 ID 0 NEWS 8'00 (35) BENNY HILL include a man who promotes CD 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO husbands' liberation, a deter- 4 (10) MASTERPIECE THE- tU (35) NEW ZOO R EVUE mined consumer advocate and ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke (I 0) OVER EASY an unusually decorated Cal,forStreet II" When the war(17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER nia inn, ravaged Charlie turns up as a 8'25 customer at Louisa's front-line 11) 13 BUGS BUNNY'S VALU C4J TODAY IN FLORIDA canteen, they find they can no ENTINE Bugs Bunny's ID 0 GOOD MORNING longer deny their love for each unsuspecting friends become FLORIDA other. (Part 9 of 16) hapless victims of Bugs and Cupid's efforts to outdo each The Doob'i*es, Summer, Rogers Up For Grammies LOS ANGELES (UPI) a (10)A.M. WEATHER (8 I 10) SESAME STREET 11:00 .' 1 . GRAMMING (I 7) MOVIE (CONT'D) . AND THE IMPOSSIBLES 9:30 11 a 10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. (17) NEWS 6:45 earlier Coverage of the opening ceremonies, men's downhill non- tie calls in his press agent and lays out a budget for an ad T a ED ALLEN . C 1200 U ® CHAIN REACTION .) 0 (7) 0 NEWS fl (35)1 LOVE LUCY 6:30 - I I0 . . AFTERNOON @J TODAY IN FLORIDA demonic possession which seized her several years 8 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED 7)0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 j2) (17) NEWS (4) COUNTRY ROADS (1)0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE 6:05 (17) WORLD AT LARGE from the - (1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 6:00 Blair, R icnard Burton. A priest and a psychologist try to save y 11:30 () 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 11: The Heretic" (1977) Linda , (R) 5:30 0 DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold and Willis are accidentally locked in the storage room while hunting for Valentine's Day costumes. 1) 0 CBS MOVIE "Exorcist 173 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS (1) 0 WHEWI 10:55 (1) 0 CBS NEWS 1100 U (4) HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (7)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 5:00 0 THE FBI 9:00 the soul of a young girl who is still ex periencing hallucinations — MORNING 8:30 1)0 THE POPEYE VALEN TINE SPECIAL When Popeye "Manhattan" was advertised In black and white (the film was black and white ) with separate full-page pitches for the picture and others. best picture, best supporting players, etc. It would be absolutely gauche for a major star to place an ad fliiJp,5y I — once again forgets Valentine's Day, a fed-up Olive OyI dumps him and goes onasea cruise to find a new love interest. (R) ~, .'i-,', rolificians . - 1927 comedy about the Barrymore family. (R) 7:30 GAME (7,) 0 HOLLYWOOD Meryl Streep. Upsets ' 1 ongressmen.. IT_%WL._-V1 P 4 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S suggesting eight nominations along with blurbs from reviewers, Oscar campaign the papers have as many as 68 pages bulging with ads for best actor, best actress consideration as well as BUSINESS "Bonds And Commodities" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT equitably. dealing with show biz, reviews, editorials and gossip columns. They also publish advertising at the rate of $750 per full Evening Herald—C USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents U @ c 0 CD 0 NEWS (10) 11$ EVERYBODY'S ,.." United Artists, on the other hand, took a single page ad with Hollywood Reporter, twin bibles of motion pictures and 72nd Year, No, 151—Thursday, February 14, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 EVENING are embarrassed by a few colleagues who resort to outright, excessive and vulgar solicitation of votes. For years the Academy has sought means to penalize those few. "We have been hesitant to set down specific rules governing advertising. We have left the decision to the good conscience of the nominees Which is akin to telling boys to quit looking at girls inbikinis. If a studio has more than one film to promote, it does so Instead, they resort to the "trades" — Daily Variety and The . - --- --- - its rule book governing Oscar balloting states: ---.."very year at awards time the Academy and the industry on victory in the finals, Unlike political animals, however, Hollywood folk do not buttonhole the electorate, the 3,600 members of the academy who do the balloting, primaries —the winners sing their own praises and speculate AT~ , 11 ____ the ads and In conglomerate ad paid for, presumably, by 20th CenturyFox. The ad offered consideration for best picture, best actress (Sally Field), best actor (Ron Leibman), best supporting actor (Beau Bridges), best director (Martin Hitt), best screenplay, editing and original song. "All That Jazz," "Luna," "The Rose" and "Breaking Away" got the same treatment from Fox suggesting a dozen categories, including best picture for each. This ear lier manifestation may be com pared with political - .-- and bought by studios for their stars. The motion picture academy itself abominates , , WW VWW if 'IT'S HONEY DIPPED' PIN 11i10 sm- is pm. I* Fri. B $al. CCsl.i W$ P. liii FreaskAvt &, N. hwy. 1142 ($43) LAST AT LAST . - . — p .- -:4 ' I _-_',- p-' - - 11 ~ 1-1. 9 2".%~-J. -,,%~i~ I W -.4v .023 1 Mbl; . : . .~. , .. - . ii:. 'i" 7 1!~_.~__ '_f .-.., -. - -. -. '. .'-. "i - - IP ',.'-'-" — .. .: - Im -~ LZ " I 9, K ;Ca_V �-. - *-.. - .- • - 2 !V0nIn. Herald, Sanford Fl. -_. --.--..•...--. ----.. ----- -. - - -. •---*•-• uvI,uIvo At 'Point Of No Return' BELGRADE, Yugoslavia tJPJ )— A government Source said today 87.yearold President Jceip Bros Tito had reached "the point of no return" and was near death. The Yugoslav government and military, which were organized by Tito himself, appeared ready to carry on without the father of modern.day Yugoslavia and the last of the great World War II leaders. "The post-Tito era has already begun," k Belgrade office worker said. -It's funny I have wondered so long how it would be." The government source admitted Tito was near death, saying his condition was so serious he "has reached the point of no return." Whites Vote In Rhodesia SALISBURY, Rhodesia(UPI)— Rhodesia's white minority voted today in an election that will leave them virtually powerless and police arrested five officials of nationalist leader Robert Mugabe's organization on ciirges of sheltering Illegal guerrillas. Officials reported a relatively light turnout in the voting in six of the nation's 20 white constituencies for the new independence Parliament. The other 14 seats alloted to whites have already gone by default to candidates from the conservative Rhodesian Front Party who ran unopposed. The shape of the new govenment will not become clear until the last three days of the month, when black voters choose 80 representatives for the new Parliament who for the first time in Rhodesia's 9oyear history will control the government without a white veto. Soviets Readying Offensive By United Press interRatIceal Soviet forces in Afghanistan are gearing up for a major push in the spring against Moslem rebels, Western diplomats citing reliable reports said today. The diplomats. In Islamabad, Pakistan, said the Soviets are encountering £tiffer resistance than ex. _____ troops of pected. One newspaper report said Russian Moslem origin have been withdrawn from Afghanstan for refusing to fight the Islamic insurgents. The rebels are to be joined shortly by an undisclosed number of Afghan guerrillas being trained and armed by Egypt, Egyptian Defense Minister Gin. Kainal ____ Hassan All said Wednesday In Cairo. "It is obvious an offensive will come soon," one diplomat said. Captors issue Demand II El Safvadr 1LJPI$L e#tit gunmen holding some hostages, Including the Panamanian ambassador, have demanded the release o123 fellow revolutionaries arrested In a spree of violence In which 10 people were killed. Further violence could occur today at an anti. government march through downtown San Salvator called by the National Association of Salvadoran Teachers and the Catholic Farm Workers' Con. federation, Witnesses said some 80 members of the leftist Feb. 28 Popular Leagues seized the Panamanian embassy in a raid Wednesday and took hostage Ambassador David Pere, a woman consul and an embassy cleaning woman. In retaliation for the second takeover of the embassy In 32 day,, the Panamanian National Guard Wed. nesday night broze up a Salvadoran "solidarity meeting" in Panama City and detained six leftist Salvadorans. ExCaptive Comes Home WASHINGTON (UP!)— A Peace Corps volunteer who was held captive for tine years by leftist Colombian guerrillas has returned to the United States In apparent good physical and menial health. Richard Starr, 34, who was freed only after $280,000 was paid to his captors, arrived at nearby Andrews Air Force, Md., late Wednesday and was taken to the U. S. Army's Walter Reed Hospital for a checkup and debriefing. The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners, as Prime Sponsor for the Comprehe nsive Employment and Training Act (CETA) requests eligible agenc ies No further information was available this morning. BOAT TAKEN, RECOVERED kill her If she did not cooperate, deputies said. Sanford police recovered a $1,600 boat and trailer before Its But the woman managed to break free and run from the owner even knew it was stolen and arrested a man they say building, deputies say. took It, Wednesday night. FIRE DAMAGES HOME Bryan J. Chustz, 19, 1313 Semoran Blvd., Apopka, was Fire in an empty apartment damaged a house on North slopped by officers at the entrance to the Hidden Lake Street, east of County Road 427, In the Geneva area, WedBoulevard off Airport at 11:18 p.m. Wednesday, development, nesday night, deputies say. with a boat attached to the vehicle he was driving, police say. The house, owned by Paul Sneed of Longwood, was reported He was arrested when he could not produce a registration for burning at 10:45 p.m. by tenant George Burnett. the boat nor identify its owner, they said, Damage estimates and the cause of the fire were The vessel was later found to have been taken from the home unavailable this monring. of Bernard Beckey, 206 Melissa Ct., Sanford, between the hours of 10:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. Wednesday. CONDITION IMPROVED While requesting Information on the boat from the count) A Fern Park woman hit by a car on U.S. Highway 17-92 after the arrest, Sanford dispatchers said they did not yet have Monday morning is now out of danger at Florida Hospitala report it had been stolen. Altamonte. Officers said they are looking for a second suspect who Mary RI card, 60, a resident of a Fern Park trailer park, is In jumped from the vehicle carrying the boat as police arrived. lair condition, said a hospital spokeswoman this morning. ARRESTS FOLLOW FOOD THEFT Following surgery after the accident Monday, she was listed Two men are In the Seminole County jail, charged with this morning's break-In at the Continental Central Florida as serious In the hospithI's4ttensIvc care unit. The date set for her release was unavailable. warehouse and the theft of a large quantity of food from the _.a..__a ....I.. L.... • restaurant supply i.iic. FIRES HIT HOLJSES Sanford police say the thieves entered the yard of the Con. tinental warehouse, 2100 20th St., using bolt cutters between Two fires caused by heating equipment did minor damage to 3:45 a.m. and 4:39 a.m. today, and began loading meat and two Seminole homes this weekend, deputies report. other food Into a vehicle. An overheated flue caused a small area of the roof and A company driver, Randy Smith, arrived at 4:39 a.m. and ceiling of a home to burn shortly after midnight, Monday, attempted to stop the thieves, police say. deputies say. For his efforts, Smith was hit with a box filled with 40 pounds The fire did minor damage to the home of Margaret Brun. of mozzarella cheese, thrown by one of the burglars. ning at 328 Tangerine Ave., and was extinguished by Seminole Smith ran inside the warehouse and called police, who firemen. arrived as the thieves fled, taking the cheese, meats and Asecond, unrelated fire caused about $1,000 damage Sunday produce. afternoon in the south end of the county, deputies say. A few minutes later, a short distance away, Police arrested - The blaze at 1912 Carrington Ave. in the home of James Virgal D. Bralton, 28, of 1404 Lake Ave., Sanford and Tommy Schrock began In a clock radio left on top of an oil heater. The Issae, 19, of 80 Lake Monroe Terrace. radio began to burn after the heater was started by a friend at The two, allegedly found in a car loaded with Continental the house, said Schrock, who was away when the fire started. foods, were charged with burglary, grand theft and possession of stolen property, police report. A GRAVE DISCOVERY SEXUAL ASSAULT ATIEMPTED A Goldenrod man was concerned when he found what looked A 17-year-old woman told deputies a man attempted to rape like a freshly covered grave on his farm-last week, so 1w called her in the north laundry room of the Sorrento Apartments off deputies. Howell Branch Road, Wednesday night, as she returned to But after digging around Donald Pechar's Watercrest Farm, pick up her wash. deputies determined the 42-Inch by 18-Inch mound of fresh As she entered the laundry room at 9:30 p.m., the man, earth complete with a cross stuck in the ground at one end was sitting on a washer, got up and approached her, forced her a prank, a grave without a body either human or animal against a wall and pulled down her shirt while threatening to ly DAVW K .• • -- Herald Staff Writer But Charles Nickla, a grove manager for ChaseGrovea Inc., was able to hold a suspect at pistol-point until deputies arrived to make a formal arrest. Nickle's son Chris said he and his parents returned home and found their porch door and window broken and several jars of honey spilled on the floor. Inside the house was a man, carrying a picking sack, who was later Identified by deputies as Lee Earl Horace, 23, of 1507 W. 1h St., Owls said. Charles NIckle managed to grab a handgun and hold the man while his wife called for help, deputies say. The suspect began "screaming he was here for Jesus" said ø?lt "My mother's a very religious woman, 'How can you be here for Jesus and do this' "his mother replied, in shock, Chris said. asa, y., 0.51.6 _-- IJ j SItNi vs.. •,' e - - • - - Lfl CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI i -,NASA scientists at the Kennedy Space Center prepared to launch today the first spacecraft designed to study the phenomenom of solar flares. The Solar Maximum Mission Observatory was to be launched atop a Delta rocket to an orbit 357 miles above the Earth. It is the first craft schedule(i to be brought back to earth by the space shuttle that's to happen about four years from now. "The primary purpose of the mission is to study the mechanics of solar flares and help strengthen our solar flare prediction system as well as learn more about the effects of the sun on weather," said Dr. Eric Chipman, a NASA program scientist. TKVM Whether your business Is large or small, you try very hard to make It succeed. We at flagship do too. With all aspects of financial planning. From cash management advice and expertise to loans. Talk to us soon and find outJust how hard we'll try for you. After all, the more you succeed In business, the more we succeed in business. - Nlxons To Fly To New York MIAMI (UPI) I ..' CENT1ALSANPO*D )ISI HWY. fl.ft LONOW000 townhouse. Divers Wednesday righted the buoy tender's wreckage and - Lonnie McKinnon was found guilty, following a day of testimony, of taking about $60 from William Little outside the Cool Breeze Bar on Sipes Avenue, April 19, 1979. C p.vr.w pnce , ..0 it w=— 3*1ktrushesi I•to 4' Sizes. ('1040) Vill — R by a shirt, deputies reported. a Sanford man pleaded guilty to charges of grand theft in an October house burglary. Frank M. Hale, of 1312 Sumnierlin Ave.. was ordered held pending pre-sentence investigation, by Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams, after he pleaded guilty to grand I 0 PERMIT N NO - DIANE PETRYK . • - • P know every sn ast , ___ u... PIP Sar Not U a te& r@Pr Int-1111 obildloompleinhoW ym SS wets preparid. -. COLONIAL -- - - - prim .s.lcf.ulng. 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TENT FUMIGATIONS Cites, v LAMPS UP TO MATTRESS & FOUNDATION IN OUR STORE 8" ROIkr rrpnp.ck (17302) REFUSED SAVE yy 4¼ $46.99 519.99 5' *42.99 $11.99 6' 149.99 $33.99 6' 167.99 8' $95.99 $63.99 I: 110.9951.99 5' 121.99 $19.99 6' *33.99 513.99 6' 151.99 $34.99 '9' 165.99 $44.99 I 0 98 - /\ j\ /2 - 2 S 1 • EASONABLE V In other action 'l'uesday, the commission 1'lw Seminole County Commission agreed unanimously Tuesday to submit applications agreed that before it would ask for mnort bids on Its fire station construction projects, it for state community services grants on behalf would negotiate with the only construction of three groups. The Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole is company that submitted a bid on Lion-. asking for $13,650 to stimulate interest in Southland Construction Inc. said in its bid dance. The Seminole County Federation of it Would build three new fire stations and that Senior Citizens wants $1,832 for operation of gin addition to another for $907.000. The bill is Its van and the city of Sanford wants $5,600 for 1200,000 greater than the county 's budgets for sidewalk changes. to provide matching the projects. If the amount cannot be The oups would have negotiated lower, (lie commission indicated it funds according to Brenda Donnan, Seminole may ask for iiiore bids. County management and budget analyst. Half of these matching funds must be in The commission also accepted on a 4-to-i cash, she said, and the other half in cash or in vote a bid to Provide lire truck tires for a contribution of equal value, such as office Seminole County fire trucks from an Orlando firm. R EX IRES ' O. OFF Commissioners To Submit 3 Grants space or equipment. Id - - - O O R F theft. The State's Attorney's Office dropped charges of burglary against hale in exchange Witnesses said McKinnon had other bar patrons coax little to the area outside the for the plea. Hale took two guns and a variety of bar's side door, where he ripped Little's front household goods from the home of Shirly pants pocket and made off with the cash. Wade on South Ileardall Avenue. In other court action: an Altamonte Springs man, arrested a Forest City man pleaded guilty Tuesday to attempted armed burglary and after he allegedly drove off from a domestic dispute while drunk and then ixtinted 8 pistol carrying a concealed weapon in the middle of at an Altamonte Springs officer, pleaded his trial on those and other charges. guilty to concealed weapons charges Wed. Michael F. White 19, of 132 Marcia Drive, nesday. admitted carrying a knife while he tried to Henry Lee Christopher pleaded guilty to break into a mobile home parked outside of charges of having a pistol concealed in his car 1021 Martex Dr. on Aug. 16, 1979. He made his plea midway through his trial, on Dec. 9, 1979. Officers originally arrested Christopher where he was also charged with burglary to following a chase from his hoiiie at 88 Cainanother vehicle on the same stree'. and pello Ave., Altamonte Springs, and charged possession of burglary tools. him with driving under the influence of Earlier this week, the State's Attorney's alcohol and other driving charges, carrying a office hunt dropped charges of burglary and co ncealed wea po n and assaulting an officer. petty th eft against David Borrero, arrested Judge Williams ordered Christopher to lx' and charged with the same burglaries. When White was arrested, he was carrying allowed to remain free pe nding a presentence investigation. a butcher knife in his rear pocket, concealed Straight antennae — FU NITU E FACT RYCL SE-OUTS McKinnon Found G ui l ty In $60 April Robbery By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Seminole County man was found guilty of an April robbery Tuesday by a circuit court jury. (;ti:trd Capt. Benjamin Joyce said the gash itself '.ouldnt hav.. caused the Blackthorn to sink. I'reviouslv, Blackthorn crewman Chief Machinist 1{onditl l.itterell told the panel he believed the Capricorn's anchor, lifted the Blackthorn and turned the ship, causing it to sink i.itterell told of seeing the Capricorn's anchor protrudinc through the Blackthorn's hull into the crew's shower room. reported finding a 30-f(x)t long gash about 10 feet wide amidships on the port side of the sunken vessel. The gash WS above the waterline and had ripped the painted words "Coast Guard" off of the Blackthorn. When the divers reported their finding to the Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation, panel member and Coast 1 2owtgaonrice JOE '4 dlllntesiarSa'ainsand ,. TAMPA, Fla. iUI311 A Coast Guard official said Wed. nesday the daniaiv. suffered by the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn when it collided with an oil tanker In Tampa Bay last month was not sufficient to sink the ship. But the ship did sink, within four minutes of colliding with the tanker Capricorn, and went straight to the bottom of Tampa Bay. Twenty-three Blackthorn crewmen died. 1flh$.I.4$4 price idWWWWW an Solle Former President Richard Nixon to New YorkI to move into an Upper East Side 'ILL tUt MItKjLt T?IUIi' Wet S*#Paints $Mafthlng (name/si 1 S42 - plans to end his holiday In posh seclusion today and fly All sap. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UPI, A Senate panel is ready to provide wholcsthh_ property tax relief even though the sales tax would have to be raised a penny to dolt. The Senate finance and taxation subcommittee voted Wednesday for a plan to cut property taxes levied by school districts 75 percent and raise the state sales tax to a nickel to replace the $697 million in local revenues Spacecraft Launch Slated BYREAUY Classic 99" Wall Paint and Latex or Alkyd Enamel. Style Perfect" Wall Paint and Latex Enamel. Pro-mar" Wall Paint (Series 400 and 700) and Latex Enamel (Series 700). -, Property Tax Relief Near? Graham's recently unveiled plan to keep property taxes from soaring as the state moves to uniform assessments this year. Both proposals go to the Senate Ways and Means Committee. HMTO - S1JCCEU) IN MMIESS - - Superintendent Johnny Jones $1.25 million Special Needs Account, used to order $9,000 worth of gold plated bathroom fixtures as training aids for a nonexistent high school plumbing class. Approval of the audit proposed by the Greater Miami of Commerce Conerce came on a narrow 4-3 vote. Board member Dr. Ben Sheppard, who voted against It, said,. "I think it would be like a witch 'hunt." The audit order came in the wake of Jones Wednesday news conference, at which Jones denied any nvolvement in the plumbing episode other than toi countersign an order for the equipment, lie described the episode as "an attempt to impugn my integrity anti to assassinate my character," which would be lost. The panel also approved portions of Gov. Bob am Save tiers ie,t year:' S*I 51.01 iiuiiL - I qg "Blockgoeswithmeto" - - - DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING PROPOSALS IS FRI. DAY, MARCH 14, 1950; 3:00 P.M. I Horace was taken to the Seminole County Jail, where he was charged by deputies with btrglay and criminal mischief. The second charge was flied because after, allegedly en. taring the home by breaking the door wlndow,'Horace Is accused of smashing the porch window and screen and spilling honey In the area, deputies report. Ew.shg Ifrald pjSltE gaMy au ksOv. SPII tSi4 by Tie .a,j tomq * N. Peis *ee SsSlu,t 45• 017$ ------a ceas issuer Nsu of SMt r*uas sun - - $45 W.$X.MARY BLVD. ul Thursday. Pibruary 14, 1NI-V. 7L Nt Ill - Interested parties are to contact: Dianne Goshorn, Senior Planner at Seminole Cou nty Manpower Division, First Street and North Park Avenue, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Phone323.43301 extension 392, 1:30.5:00 P.M. Mon.-Fri. ,DOWNTOWN$ANFORO SISW.PIEITST. SAKE MANY — DRIPYW000 VILLAGE - WHECEMANCSLAOECHNYSLERUSEDTOBE A Sanford grove manager returned to his home with his aging family Wednesday flight to discover a man through his kitchen. ____ DOATING FORECAST: BL AogesUas I. J±r toM, od OWes: Winds northeast to sad 10 to 1$ knots 1oy and tanl&* then seelMuly Friday. Sass 2 to 4 fe,4 Con. sld.rable doodinsas with a few slioweeg. AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy today with a cheom* raiiL Partly daily Id#t ad Fridsy. Choice .1 atom 1priday, Highs today low Is mid Us and Friday mid to___ Laws 111111111101 i the 1111L Windaeadirly 1010 lInçh today 'decreasiN tonight than southeasterly Friday. Rain bIllty 40 ,I'IIt tiday ad percent Fry. MIAMI I UPI The Dade County School Boaru voted Wednesday to hire an auditor to look over School based within Eligible Agencies Are: All or. Se mi nole County: this includes local educational in. stitutlons, community action agencies community based non-profit organizations and units of local government, and private for profit agencies. 9ILL AwD PINTINO. 2Sl3OfoDr.,-.$a,,terd(t7.fl) - PA. - AUTO WASH & WAX $ 95 Inclvdss all extsrêoc and Interior, whitewalls, windows, Wheal covers, etc. Dade School Superintendent Faces Audit On Purchases Some of the highlights of the program are: A Self Directed Job Search Program which will provide classroom training and instruction In job search techniques with funds available in the amount of $112,500 and On The Job Training with funds available In the amount of $99,U7. FEBRUARY SPECIAL 1 bwmers, II*SON*RLI PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING FLORIDA economically disadvantaged. Highway Automotive, Inc Stops Thief's Game - NATIONAL REPORT: Thundershowers drenched the Southwest and flash.fload watches were posted for the coastal mountains of Southern California and mod of southern : Arizona. The showers, which gave Los Angeles a 24nch =*W in 34 hotirs, Uned to wow in the higher ehvilitionill of the Soutlwn Roddes. Snow showers covered the Northern Rockies and western sections of the Northern Plains while fog and freezing drizzle stretched from Colorado and to north.central Kansas. AREA READINGS it a.a.: temperature N; ovsrnlgtg low: 4 yesterday's hIgh: 72; barometric pressure: *28; 3 :ralauve humidity: $7 pieced; winds: northeast at 7 m.p.h. FRIDAY TIM; DAYTONA REAQI: highs. 6:4$w,m., 7:0 :p.m.; lows, 12:16 am,, 12:88 p.m.; PORT CANAV1IAL :hIgh, 6:41 Lm., 7:04 p.m.; lows 12:07 a.m,, 12:41 p.m.; :Lty,oIIT: highe, 11:11a.m., 1:35 p.m.; loss, 7:10 am,, 7:11 The Purpose of PSIP: This program purpose Is to demonstrate the effectiveness of a variety of approaches to increase the involvement of the business community in employment and training activities, and to increase private sector emplo yment opportunities for unemployed or underemployed persons who are •ap$4 City Grove Manager Thursday, Feb. 14, 1910-3A Coast Guard: 30-Foot Gash Did Not Sink Ship : IN BRIEF Interested in operating a F!' SO Private Sector Initiative Program (PSI P), under Title VII, to submit a project proposal for funding consideration. IRS? Fres?Ishoüldhave - :WFATHER PUBLIC NOTICE 1,11, By DAVID M. KAZLER Herald Staff Writer A fire starting in a heater destroyed a Midway home early this morning, deputies say. Joan Hulms, 28, told deputies the fire started at 4:25 a.m. when she knocked over a heater at her home on Main Street off Midway Avenue. A neighbor tried to carry the heater from the home, but the flames had already spread, she said. The house was destroyed, .1_._..a1_ '1.L4laa... - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Fire Guts Midway Home Government Admits Tito N (IISS ease sjrvorvt WHO WH St-IS' 111* Iv 07* - .______.4.- .•.t Thursday, Feb. 14, 1IO WORLD IN BRIEF 4, . • 4 311 Fr.nch Ay., Ph. 322.1681 • 322 JIM ROWE-OWNER i 2626 IROQUOIS AVE. -' -. SANFORD - L s39•15 -DEALERS WELCOMEELCOME- 40, •• COLLECTOR PIECES RETAILING FROM NOIN 1350100 1g1iI VOL/ YOU WIL L NEVER BEA&E TO DECORA TE VOL/I? HOME OR Offlff fOR L ESS!!! I �' .. -. * - - -• -- -• - .• - -.. - . - - - - .-, - - - - -. . . . .: .. .. . -. -. .. ...;... + — - - -. ...- - •+ Evening HerAd W&etguIr Was A Gnat Compared To The Bell SYStem (USPS ai,j 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL.A. 32771 Area Code 305M-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, February 14, 190-4A SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) More than five years after top Texas telephone company WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director executive Thur O'Dell Gravitt asphyxiated himself In his Dallas garage leaving a note wrongdoing which they alleged was carried out company of any of the wrongdoing alleged in the saying "Watergate was a gnat compared to the by the huge utility, sensational trials, Bell system" all the charges and Counter Ashley and Gravitt were accused of sexually The State Supreme Court has forever doomed charges finally are coming due. harrassing female subordinates, padding their the original $1 million wiretapping award and When the Texas Supreme Court makes its final expense accounts and engaging in conflict of unless it departs from its standard procedure of ruling, expected this year, on the libel and interest. upholding civil appeals courts in such cases, it slander suit filed by Gravitt's survivors and It never was established definitely who if will also rule in Bell's favor in the remaining libel former Southwestern Bell official James Ashley, anyone emerged victorious. Both sides now and slander suit, previously overturned by the 4th the lid on Pandora's Box likely will close, claim triumph and exoneration. But both indicate Court of Civil Appeals. It has made years of Interesting and costly they would just as soon forget it. Ashley and his colorful attorney, Pat Maloney, reading for ratepayers as Southwestern Bell paid One San Antonio jury awarded Ashley and his however, contend they are still optimistic the $3 some $2 million in attorney fees to defend itself wife $1 million on grounds Bell tapped their million jury award will be reinstated. against the sensational charges generated by telephones, and another local jury presented "We're Confident they will (rule on behalf of Ashley and Gravitt. Gravitt's widow and Ashley with $3 million on Ashley and Gravitt)," Ashley said. "We've The telephone company and some of its grounds the two executives were libeled and always felt that way." executives were accused of maintaining illegal slandered by company investigators. "I think this Is a different lawsuit," added political slush!unds and making illegal campaign But Ashley has collected nothing and maintains Maloney, who portrayed his client as David contributions, tapping telephones, pressuring "money never was the primary issue. It was a versus Goliath. "We really have high hopes. It's female employees into sexual relationships, principal thing don't get me wrong but I'm been pending more than a year now. One can engaging in underhanded rate practices and not sitting around waiting for any money that conclude from that that it is being seriously wining and dining and providing women for might be forthcoming." regarded." the politicians who set the rates. Bell officials proudly note that both money But Bell officials, with two major court vicDuring the long court battle the reputations of awards were overturned on appeal on grounds the tories to their credit, are more optimistic the Ashley and travitt, which the libel and slander evidence did not support the verdicts reached by Supreme Court also will uphold its arguments. suit ostensibly sought to protect, took a mauling the San Antonio jurors. They also point to a "Folks over here feel that we don't have any as company witnesses testified the two lengthy Federal Communicatio,-s commission comment. We couldn't add to what We've said executives were at the bottom of the very investigation which last October absolved the repeatedly before," said company spokesman - Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $2400; Year $47.00. - Tuna Future Hangs - - On Past Mistakes - The tuna fishing industry has responded with vigor and inventiveness to the 1977 Marine AN fl....a....aL.. A ..a +...aa2_++... £t_ U1111114I x-L-ULeL1u1I C L, tuLLing me porpoise Kill in tuna nets to 16,700 last year from a shocking 350,000 in 1972. Now it seems this enviable record of success is not good enough and the Vi, ig industry is faced with a potentially cripplit:'. regulation anyway. VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT CAB'S Tips For Travelers A new study by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has set the northern offshore spotted dolphin population at 35 to 55 percent of the optimum population estimate it adopted in 1977. The new finding could trigger a regulation prohibiting fishing in the vicinity of depleted porpoise herds a restriction that fishermen say would doom the industry. - - -'-' m "'' -- BUSINESS WORLD reflect the realities of the tuna industry, but this explodes. One dangerous aspect of any airplane fire will not be easy to do in a nation enchanted by the even a minor one inside the plane is that antics of Flipper. there is so much plastic in an a irline cabin The time s growing short. We must quickly that noxious gases can suffocate those inside. decide whether to drive America's tuna industry Smoke rises, so In the event of a fire, keep low. abroad with regulations designed to preserve the And the reason smoking is not permitted In porpoise at all costs, or to accept sensibJ por- the restrooms is that in 1973 there were 118 four EfliflUtes In One Rune ,,poise regulations vh1ch.. a11w e unaruan - - Stockholder Japan Style ______ S enforcer for Jny Cagney in '1afe-n1sht+ .QBYJOHNNEEDHAM.. ' television gangster ftlnfs, Matsushiiza says TOKYO (UP!) A bugaboo for U.S. cor- he works hard for companies employing him, porate executives is the professional He decides where and when the stockholders' stockholder a gadfly whose mission is to meetings will be held and sets the agenda. ask questions and make proposals "Then I check names of shareholders and management does not want to hear at the see who needs attention," Matsushima annual shareholder meeting. "And then I try to come up with some special Not so the Japanese Sokaiya. He guaran- measures for those who need attention." tees management brief, quiet and troubleThose "needing attention" are potential free stockholder meetings. dissi de nts and Matsushima says one "special Like their U.S. counterparts, the Sokaiya measur e" is paying off critics of the cornusually own only a handful of shares In a pany. Police say other Sokalya use violence. company. Here the similarity ends. Police say despite their nearly annual For a price. Sokaiya won't ask the chair- appeals, all but about 10 of the 1,300 firmi man of the board at the semi-annual registered on the Tokyo Stock Exchange have stockholder meeting why the company Sokaiya on the payroll. pollutes rivers, runs up outrageous expense Yoshimasa Inoue, 69, for decades managed accounts or maintains mistresses for two the stockholder meetings of Teijin, Ltd., one executives, of Japan's major textile firms. As part of his V ia is uer çrricc, the Sokaiya will pack job he dealt regularly with the sokaiva 'i.t underlings to threat "agn g*tuoer en' else who might ask an indiscreet question or very difficult task' the short, bespectacled to shout approval for whatever the company Inoue explains. "If something goes wrong, proposes. then I would be held responsible." ' - left a butt burning in a restroom trash bin. "Fly-Rights" may be most helpful in its advice on how to get the cheapest fares, Because of deregula tion, fares now differ tremendously and it's hard to know which is The "middle-man" has always been blamed for the beat one in a given circumstance, The CAB says you can't rely on asking the the big difference between farm prices and the thought this airline, The beat thing to do Is ask each airline cost of food to consumers. We always to send you a copy of its current fare sum :reredtobrok, and In nwy. Besides comparing prices, these will the food Industry, but a study by the college of let you also compare service and equipment. :business at Colorado State University Indicates One valuable tip in buying your ticket, the biggest middle-man of all Is our own federal according to the CAB, is that if you charge a ticket on your credit card and then change :government, your flight, insist that the value of your old The Colorado researchers tracked a hamburger ticket be applied to the new one. Some airlines patty from a steer grazing on a western ranch to automatically charge you all over again for its final destination nestled In the bun of a Big the second ticket and that means you're billed twice and have to, UI*t% ul g(LZ4 Mac. The study filled three volumes and showed me refund. "Fly-Rights" also tells you how to complain hamburger goes through the grinder of 41,000 to an airline and to the government, If federal and state regulations. A calf going out to ecessary TA a letter, limit it to one page, pasture first encounters Big + pursue their livelihood, - S Aiddleman Expoed - : : . . n Brother in a set of It is any wonder that the patty keeps getting thinner as the price goes up? With enough regulatory pounding, the meat the hamburger will disappear altogether. If the current campaign for deregulation doesn't get anywhere, all 1 we'll find between the lettuce and the mayonnaise ,sa certificate from a federal inspector. . - •, . m + don't be sarvastic or angry, wad copies — "Are there any objections to the proposal?" Until World War 11, few businesses wem the company president asks. "No, no," roars publicly owned and executives accounted for the claque. A dissident heading toward the their actions to others inside the company, not microphone finds his way blocked ail hears to outsiders. Management still does not like to shouts of "No objections. No one wants to be challenged. speak." If a ma nager cannot run a harmon1ou "I try to expedite the shareholders' meeting, he loses face and may be demoted or meetings so they will go smoothly," says forced to resign. It Is largely fear of this, Shigeo Matsushima of Kyoto, who rates analysts say, that perpetuates the Sokaiya. himself a "Class A" Sokaiya. Police estimate the top dozen or so Sokaiya A chun ky man wi th the appearance of an can earn up to $500,000 a year. never originals of tickets and receipts. Say specifically what happened and what you expect the company to do about it. Be reasonable, "Fly-Rights" is available free by writing - + "Fly-Rights," Consuimer Informstion Center, Pueblo, Cole., 81009. Or you can write to the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Civil Aeronautics Board, 15 Connecticut Ave NW., Washington D.C. 204Z. . 0 ~J, been contentment with abridgement of freedom of speech. Minnesota has been one of those few places. For years, Minnesot corporations have been denied full freedom of speech. Now, however, something is being done about a law designed to silence corporations; The Minnesota Litigation Center, created by the Minnesota Association of Commerce and Industry, has gone into federal court t challenge Minnesota statute 210A.34, a statutC which restricts the freedom of speech dt private enterprise in the state. It's understandable why this statute hasn't been challenged before. As Winston Bordon president of the MACI explains, it has had "1 chilling effect" on the free exchange of ideas in Minnesota. The law provides for se vere criminal penalties, including fines and im prisonment— as well as loss of a company's charter. As a result, business and industr' have been reluctant to run the risk of challenging the statute In the courts. Ib ., .4 -. . If J - S ,: - •+. ' 0 ( + ' )• '- •. - - - "l WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY-FRIDAY WE ARE HAVING A ': BIG 3 DAY ALEI 11ABSOLUTELY EVERY ITEM WILL BE MARKED DOWN TO SELL!! - f%f%1rC4t U^T I 30 USED RUST, GOLD, BEIGE AND BLUE FLOWER PRINT PEG. 4".91 - II 20 the letter declared that "Americans must Rediner 10 Y - $44300 $12800 Range BY HOTPOINT 20 USED GLASS WITH GOLD U BASE TABLE 4300 lamps F U r The Mafia-Linked Sports Ca rtel PEG. fl.0S LIKE NEW — USED 21 INCH COLOR CONSOLE PEG. 849.95 $49300 TV BY QUASAR Sofa SHOP EARLY LIKE NEW S PC. CLEAR GLASS Table WITH YELLOW AND WHITE BEIGE a WHITE HERCULON MODERN OPEN WEAVE Sleeper $33800 REQ. so,.'s $44800 USED 3 Pc. Living Group WINE COLORED WALL AWAY VINYL REG. 310,91 $22800 Redoiner IN A COLONY TERRA COTTA COTTON VELVET REQ. 910.15 BY BERKLINE IVANHOE MOSS GREEN IARLYAMUICAN R IG.3.0S IN HUCULON MATERIAL WITH ORIENTAL FLAIR BY STANLEY 998® Refrigerator BY HOTPOINT REQ. 170.11 FOR BEST SELECTION 46800 USED 16 FT. AVOCADO GREEN LIKE NEW. S PC. BAMBOO DINING ROOM $29800 Group 128°° CHAIRS- BY KESSLER BY JAMESON LIKE NEW REG. 299.35 REG, 329.95 PEG. 750.0$ Such invincible Ignorance persists despite a moudalnofevidence to the contrary. DespIse yeas of socialist rule, Britain's industr1l daft deteriorated. REG.2.9S LIKE NEW 20 INCH WHITE GOLD HERCULON VELVET DOUBLE LA-Z.BOY WALL 0- bUild a democratic form of socialism if they V ever to enjoy freedom from Inflatiod, Unemployment, overwork, stress, idsecurity." She recommended the work of the Sld ci Labor Party, the New Unionist, and SodeUes for Socialist Reconstruction. $j BLUE, WHITE AND LAVENDER HERCULON COVERED FRUITWOOD SWIVEL IN HERCULON MATERIAL GOOD SHAPE 0: IVANHOE MOSS GREEN EARLY AMERICAN nf%ttai $11800 Love Seat $19800 Rocker Sofa - — THE COLD WAVE HIGH GASOLINE PRICES. AND INVENTORY TIME HAS HIT AT STERCHI'S I THE WHOLE THING GIVES US THE SHIVERING BLUES. WE NEED TO GET THINGS WARMED UP AGAIN. TO DO THIS WE WILL HAVE AN IN-STORE WAREHOUSE SALE ON REPOSSESSED, ONE-OF-A-KIND FLOOR SAMPLES AND SOME DISCONTINUED MERCHANDISE. + ___ - BABYIT'5 go - - - "It's been a costly experience, but one! would relive again," the attorney said. "It's a difficult thing being against the largest corporation in the world which has endless resources. The allegations began flying after Oct. 17, 1974, when Gravitt, handsome silver-haired Texas vice president of the company and former president of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, closed his garage door in Dallas, started his car and died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Two weeks later his friend, Ashley, was fired from his $60,000 a year job as commercial manager in San Antonio. Then on Nov. 15, 1974. the $29 million libel and slander suit was filed, alleging the two officials were being harrassed because they opposed widespread wrongdoing in Southwestern Bell. The suit portrayed Southwestern Bell executives as "super high livers" engaging in rampant promiscuity and keeping a double set of books to obtain unjustified rate increases in Texas. The suit charged Bell investigators hounded Gravi tt to commit suicide and caused Ashley's firing. C.L. Todd, local Bell chief, counter-charged that if there was any wrongdoing, Ashley and Gravitt were behind it. "Many of the charges he (Ashley) has leveled against the company are the very ones for which he was dismissed," Todd said at the time. COLD OUTSIDE! Because of the Bellotti case, in which tt* U.S. Court upheld corpora te free speech rights, the MACI decided to ask that the Minnesota law be struck down. Believers in free speech, huØd gIve 100 peive.t ej. doriement tnih1 legal effort. If a corporation can be denied the right to speak out on public issues, colleges and churches also can exped their tights to be denied. Anyone who believes in the principles 1* fair play should accept the idea that a cotixwIcn has much of a right to speak Its mind as a labor union. A corporation is a voluntarY SUOCIItIOfl of Individuals and ought not to be subjected to muzzling which smacks Cd totalitaria nism. Minnesota has a long history of sociallit and populist activities however, and this la! -Iong on the books is derived from tht background. Anti-business attitudes find powerful expression in union and protest groups here. On my arrival in the Twin Cities to check IL* 1; pcttt iiction in U.S. District Court, I Caine across a letter to the editor à( the Minneapolis Star that called for pub1 ownership of private business. The author of WASHINGTON Interior Secretary Cecil for Emprise was duly noted in the minutes of Williams, who became And=' campaJgn erganhied crime, in a later column Andrta has vehemently denied that he ac- the commission's meeting. manager in the 1970 race; awttar WasWOMANLY WILE: As both a woman anda copied a fat cssnp.Ign contrlbutioá from Darrell Manning, who ended up 11th 1 top liberal in the macho haw me minutes of that meeting mysteriously world of te ofticer, of a Mafia-connected sports Cartel a ppointment in the Andrus administratIon. Hots. Arme along with other minutes, after d Services Committee, Rep. Pt when he ran for governor of Idaho in 1970. But Andflls' choice for iii No. 2 man when he Scirosder. Malone took his seat on the commission and D.Coh,, has her share * he refused to make public a list of his Camwas left alone with the documents The became governor was Robert Iet'ighen, a disagreemen with her colleagues. So s psiga cotrthutcr that year. inthutas rspped Just as mysteriously rough, tough union orga,r who had been an smoothes things over by sending valentines to His reluctance to go beyond a simple denial effective fundraiser for Andrus. Leltaihen her teliow committee members each ye*. tIm years later. Furthermore. Malone's was also deeply Involved in hare racing and was shared by 11w Carter White Hots., which connection to Emprise was deleted from a pdI push through the state egialature a LOVE Rap. Charles Wilson, !. cut all mention of the alleged contribution Out legislative audit made after the minutes had b to IPPariflUl one of the few m.,nbs •f js' FBI background check before P''' been rduriwd to the files. flwY of the House who greeted the ABSCAM precursor of al10Wü15 the Seflhti frUIMLIOn committee hen he eventually left the F$CIfl( OSfl W to witnesses, ihgtjy after his lCSIdal With satlofEt101i. He's been u4 IL wit' to minion, Makoe wound up In the middle of an appointment ienaen aecdated a state Inveatigation by the House Ethics (nmltte While direct evidence is this lacking, four irganized.crlme battle over Boise massage legislator, Robert F5 Of 'skins $15,M km an Grahan4 pushed him °" of Aixkvi' top appohitmn.nts as Idaho pa parlors, sources told my associate Due Van aghlinst a balcony of the state capitol and dMduil tr)ing to imAwncs legislation. As c governor lend Indirect credence to the Atts. threatened to ' "bowice him off the floor" co -Wiarhed to another on I sapiclon that he was indebted 10 elevator the other day: "Charlie Wilson I i A second Aridna appointee was Cox J. Ray below If Is didn't stop his 0J Corp, which wasted to build a ISflCY legislation that would have given Andeus b lOOhiuI5 happier than ever now that track in iiot'tlii Idaho. At the IMMi lbS as state personnel boss. Cox was Emprise's has all the COiflJIfly." attorney in Idaho, and also represented Mob.control of the racing cemn.aip, II appointments Indicate that do back connected t*rs in Stateline Village, the free11* barth of Andrus' otrovenlal ap entrepreneurs had a friend in Andeus. WAT( ON WARM Coseas has gh po .n.fs was that of Joho Remus,, a the wheeling town on the Washington state line pe DaIJI5 no m obvim of these appolatments now which Empin played to locate Its race flj of Ewa $40 million in grizzled, smalitown sheriff In itn Idaho, past two power on I was that (4 Ken Malone to the state hone track as the state's law eaforcomint commàkmer, W1 &W * 11111111101114 Bu raft commillim t the 1) Ca was master of ceremonies at a banquet Such was Bender's reputation ansog lawmen bwOwjcfda b MIIOSIS was a bw bwkw (4Etiçr's Ernprise PreddEt Jeremy Jacobs ,had xnamarvurkeW both in Idaho and out of state that enerNY in their pwmft of this hid to got a license for the nethorn Idaho rhce hosted in 1997 for northern Idaho bigwig. to several of them characterized his apalternative to krelga oiL messed of track. He no appeared as an Enris &Mup local support for the cwpwatlons using MWIM to ingiu hydro they rspnuntMlve before the hone racing race track. Op. 1 those wessnt who signed a plaids, chicken sic. I'll give details on Bender's Idwa4 It all cm reee.rth grants i I c''enon Nov 3, 10. His MMUN letter of support for Emprise was Ed activities, hIcIwling Ida' alleged links to bbIlfty Miss, - Marco Gilliam. "We consider the case closed and we're looking forward to other matters." Ashley, who once called himself "The Ralph e industry, claims his Nader of the telephon revelations in the lawsuits helped push the legislature to final approval of a Texas Public Utilities Commission, which for the first time regulates telephone rates throughout the state. Previously each city dealt individually with the telephone company, leading to Texas being one of the top profit-making states for the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. It is debatable whether Texas ratepayers have noticed much difference, however, because the commission continues to approve telephone rates hikes, the most recent one for $137 million, just million less than Southwestern Bell requested. "They're (Bell) the master of the mechanics (of obtaining rate hikes). Throughout the country they've majored in living comfortably with regulation boards," Maloney said. "We're disappointed (with the commission), but obviously it's an improvement." Maloney admits he may not make any money for his legal services because appeals courts overruled both jury awards, but said he would take the case again in similar circumstances, er JACK ANDERSON WORLD - - By ANTHONY HARRIGAN In few places in the United States has theft ' those safety messages the government -- - Speech Issue requires flight attendants to deliver before take-off. But the federal agency that investigates crashes— the National Transportation Safety Board has learned that people who survive plane crashes are not just lucky. They are the ones, usually, who know where the exits are, who don't have luggage blocking their feet, who know that to get oxygen flowing the plastic tubing of the oxygen mask has to be tugged slightly. How to maximize your chance of getting out alive is part of the message of a new pamphlet called "Fly-Rights," a guide to air travel put out by the bureau of consumer protection at the Civil Aeronautics Board. Anyone who flies would be interested in reading it. of a Ravo exa ple thsit In thai at plane crash you may have no longer than 90 The obvious solution is to amend the 1977 law to seconds to get out alive before the plane - - Free By ANN MCFEA1'TERS Airline passengers by and large disregard This does not mean the tuna fishermen have killed too many porpoises, Dr. William Aron, director of the marine mammal protection program of NMFS, is at pains to say. Rather, it means that the figures adopted under pressure of the 1977 law and based upon hastily acquired data have now been corrected by more scientific samplings. The northern offshore dolphin is not biologically endangered, says Dr. Aron, it is legally" endangered by the figures adopted in 1977. If the NMFS is comDel!ed to find the Dorpoise population depleted and to ban fishing on perpoise herds, the economics of the industry would force many boats to register under foreign flags where there is far less concern for porpoise conservation. The result, it is agreed by fishermen and conservationists alike, would be a greater porpoise kill, Is Texas Court To Decide If Man's Final Message Was True - grazing regulations. From the ranch to the feedlot, to the packing house, and on to the supermarket or the fast-food grill, meat Is the subject of regulations flowing from 20) separate laws and iii,000 court decisions which interpret them. Thursday, Feb. 14,1910--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $1 0200 • - -- m dW - - "T?* new sfratsQ) Slow, Is to pit out tI* WAVOt4t.OR THE GIPPEAP' *'d II - I ?RA .:W L USE STERCHI'S CREDIT WITH A PERSONAL TOUCHI UPNI$HING 3OUTHINN NOMIS SINCE 1555 a. 1 . WE PINANCI OUR OWN ACCOUNTS Fill DILIVIRY, SIT-UP AND INSPECTION 1100 S. FRENCH AV. SANFORD �-. ., - - .. - .,_ . .... . .•..__._a___.__.e_.....i S.PORTS ___ 6A-Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. - -j.- - SCOREBOARD , ..I ~ Thursday, Fib. 14, iftO )og Racing Winter Games O pen With Colort And Quie LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (lJl'l) There the men's 30-kilometer cross country ski today's schedule, including the United "We had a 1e%% days we w ere worried from the Olympic flume to dispel were magnificent colorful balloons and a race. the inally opened the gaines with no mention States and Czechoslovakia, and the about," l.ei said. "'l'oday was one of hatred that still divides the human race." of the troubling possibility of a Moscow purple mountain backdrop to symbolize U.S. medal hopes are high in two of the second run of the men's and women's them, as well its some eekeiKl days. We the majesty of the moment - and no three events. Beth Heiden of Madison, luge. Lord Killanin, president of the Inter- boycott. hope to have the system working smoke-filled rooms or talks of boycott. Wis., has chance fora gold meda l in the Charles Kerr, a Tucson, Ariz., by national Olympic Committee, also then ." CC.'hoed those thoughts: "Good luck to psychiatrist and father of five, was The XIII Winter Olympics opened with 1,500-meter competition and Bill Koch of d But If the transportation proW Clii oesn't Improve, there may be several After days of IRditical headline-making every athlete, winner or loser a theme of brotherhood Wednesday, on- Brattleboro, Vt., a silver medalist In the athletes as long chosen to light the Olympic flame which who don't make their starting b American deniancis that the world as he began Its journey to the U.S. in Olympia, 1976 Olympics, is a medal candidate in times. makes friends." spoiled by the politics of the Summer hoci'tt the Moscow Olympics in July, the the 30-kilometer cross country. Greece, 15 days ago. Olympics which had cast a pall in recent The opening ceremonies were filled Thousands 11100(1 of (tie MAX) spectators inside the of spectators, unable to get of Rosemont, Pa., Scott Hamilton weeks over the ancient Greek concept of In the downhill, U.S. hopes for a medal bus transportation Wednesday, were (hilly pageantry. There were the carried the flag for the U.S. delegation t'nfines of the Ilorseshow Grounds with the games, are slim, although Karl Anderson of forced to wait 21, hours for buses or walk Wednesday nizitc'hed the theme of the traditional doves of peace, figure and two American speedskaters, current The, competition begins in earnest Greene, Maine, and Pete Patterson of as far as 3 miles back to the village. opening tvreniony - -- The Brotherhood skaters, parachutists and enough team member Eric Heiden of Madison, today with 10 events, including gold Sun Valley, Idaho, have performed fairly balloons for a lifetime of New Year's Eve Wis.. and foriner gold medalist Terr): Ed Lewi, director of press inf mtormation of Man." medal contests in the downhill ski race, well in the practice runs, parties. McDermott, took the Olympic oath for for the Lake Placid Olympic Organizing New York State Governor Hugh Carey the women's 1,500-meter speedskate and There are also six hockey games On Lonunittee. Vice President Walter Mondale, the competitors and the officials, admitted there was a foulup, urged everyone to "take home a light standing In for President Carter, for. respectively. ' .. ' 1 ~4 ' ,.- LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) Five Wildcats, lead by fr&i- a team-high 14 points. It was Kentucky coach Joe man center Sam Bowie with Kentucky was ahead at the Hall's fear and Florida coach 19, finished In double figures. half, 43-25. Bowie had 12 Ed Vlsscher's hope - the Derrick Hord followed with points In the period, Cowan hlghf lying fIfth-ranked 18, Fred Cowan had 16 and chipped in 10 and senior guard Kentucky would be cocksure senior guards Jay Shidler and Jay Shidler had eight points. of victory over the lowly Kyle Macy wound up with 12 Kentucky rolled to Its big Gators and let their guard and 10. lead with frequent fast breaks down, "Jay Is playing great, not against the smaller Florida It never happened. The only his shooting, but his floor team. The Gators used a zone Wildcats disposed of Florida, play," said Hall. against Kentucky but good 95-70, Wednesday to stay in Shidler, who has turned Into Wildcat shooting destroyed first place in the Southeastern a "super sub" In his final the plan. Conference with 12.3 record, Kentucky season, hit his Kentucky hit 16 of 30 field Kentucky Is 22-4 overall, and patented long bomb six times, goal attempts for a 53 percent Florida fell to 2-33 in the SEC Hall said Bowle "had a good average the first half. and 5-17 for the year. game. He played Florida, meanwhile, was "We were just hoping that aggressively," lie said Cowan forced to shoot from outside Kentucky would be over- ,,had a good game defen- and hit only nine of 27 a ii confident," said Visscher. sively. lie did a good job on percent average. "They weren't," (Florida's Mike Milligan, Kentucky has a five-game During practice for the Milligan, a sophomore winning streak. They last lost Florida game, Hall constantly guard, finished with 13, to LSU, 60.65, In Lexington. warned his charges of the second only to junior forward The Wildcats have a rematch da ngers of taking any team Reggie Hannah who - despite In Baton Rouge later this even the last-place Gators - a minor Injury that forced month in a game that may too lightly. Will out of the game toward decide the SEC chamHall needn't have worried, the end of the first half had plonship. - .' DeLAND-.Sanford's two Sheffield 0 0-0 0; Horace i 0-0 2; Mike Murphy 0 0-0 0; entries In the third annual Big Knight 0 0-0 0; Joe Corso 0 0-0 Mike Vanfthee 0000; Totals: ORMOND . . . , .... . . . - , ., ... , , . . " - I.) .. , .,. . .. . . a. . / -v (' - . / - ,4 WoMpack Puts Bite On Duke Tennis Anyone?.. 15-4 In the teach a beginner and have been . By United Press International 45, with 11 minutes to go In the points and Skip Dillard added North Carolina State is game, North Carolina State 20 to lead unbeaten DePaul, coming on strong in the outscored Blue Devils, 9.2, Kentucky, never seriously Atlantic Coast Conference, to make I t 54.47. challenged, was led .• , - .. the , by fresh and he W tlan Sanford All-Stars Find Rough Going. Kid Basketball Tournament 0; Totals: 15 2-7 32. 234-13 50. found the going rough Wed. nesday night. As a result, the BEACH: Duane Sanford 4 5 14 9-32 two teams will play each Draper 1 1-2 3; Tommy Flynn Ormond Bch 19 9 913-50 other at 9 a.m. Saturday in the 9 1-3 19; Scott Penny 3 0-0 0; Fouls: Sanford 11; Ormond consolation round of the Ray Irwin 424 10; Richard Beach 11. Fouled Out: None. tournament being played at Dunkel3O-46; Buck Toth lo-0 DeLand Junior High School, 2; Napoleon Bell 00-0 0; Bart Westslde 4 9 8 16-37 The Weatside Recreation Schad 1 04 2; Shawn Beckton DeLand Youth 15 16 12 11-54 Leaue all-stars suffered a 5437 setback at the hands of the DeLand Youth League all. stars, while the Sanford Junior Boys League all-stars were trounced 50-32 by Orm ond Beach. The loser of Saturday By LARRY CASTLE morning's game will be eliminated , while the winner advances to the finals of the TENNIS INSTRUCTION consolation bracket to play Part No.4 for fifth place. "The Serve" Both Sanford teams fell behind by wide margins in the The serve Is the opening gun in tennis. It gets the ball in play, first half, but then rebounded it gets the point started. No one can ever reach a very high to out-score the opposition In level of tennis without an effective serve. The better and more the second half,.. DeLand consistent the serve the higher level of tennis one can achieve. jumped In front of Westslde Most tennis experts believe that the serve Is the most difficult first quarter, and to the most difficult to learn. Once the was in front 31-13 at the half. basics learned there Is no reason why everyone can DeLand boosted its lead to 22 not develop a good serve, It Is one stroke that you can practice points, 43-23, at the end of on your own all you need Is a few balls and a racket. three period, before Westslde Unfortunately, most people do not practice the serve nearly came out on top of the fourth enough they find It boring - thus the most important shot in period scoring 10-11. the game Is often the least practiced. We all take five or six Michael Wright scored a serves before we start playing and that is about It. Obviously . dozen points for Wàtside, this Is not enough the toss and•ervIcemotion need to be Slimpracticed over and over again. The, mechanics of a 1are showip . ..-. - .' - '14 im..r. Whitne pUll n)wagçd ;, man Sam Bowie's 19 points ..... ':i:i0 n(gr 1''ijitu and knocked off last.-Place ... . ,, anyoftheirplayers to lead the the second half. Kenny Mat. Florida to maintain Its hold on Seminole High's southpaw speed demon guard team. proper thews had 12 poInts and Art first mans added 10. Leroy serve follow: place In thoSout.heastern KeIth Whitney has been selected as this week's Richardson scored Wednesday night, the Wolf- Jones 10. The Blue Devils, 17-7 Conference, eight. pack faced Duke, and even overall and 54 In the ACC, Durand Macklin's 13 points Burger King prep Player of The Week. In helping Step No. I - Start in the set position -your left side toward Marcus Johnson topped all though high-scoring Charles were led by Mike Gminski's 13 and a 9-minute stall gave LSU the Tribe to its 22nd and 23rd wins of the year, scorers with 16 points for the net. The weight Is on your back (right) foot, both hands on "Hawkeye" Whitney sat out points, while Gene Banks and Its SEC victory over Auburn. Whitney dished out 14 assists and came up with 13 DeLand. the racket and the racket pointing to where you want the ball to 14 minutes of the first half Kenny Dennard, making his The triumph keeps LSU tied steals In two games. Ormond Beach scored the go. Use a forehand grip ora grip that Is In-between the Eastern with foul trouble, first start in almost a month, for first place in the conforehand and the Eastern backhand. first six and Last seven points Carolina State came up with a each had 11 points. ference with Kentucky. Step No. 2- Let both arms drop together toward the front of the first period to take an d$9 victory, Ernest Graham scored 21 Duke Coach Bill Foster early 194 lead, and then in. (left) leg. Now concentrate on the toss, Transfer your weight "Maybe we answered a lot said, "We played extremely points and led five I.1ary1ani,I creased the spread to 19 onto your left foot as your left arm begins to extend up for the of questions tonight," said well for the first 14 minutes, players In double figures The toss and, as your racket starts to travel past your toes, in a points, 28-9, at the half, Wolfpack Coach Norm Sloan, then I thought we shot a little Terrapins, 19.4, never trailed. Sanford pulled to within wide arc toward the fence behind you. As your left arm "We cut the lead with too quickly with the lead." Curtis Berry scored 25 Races at Volusia County Speedway and New 12 points in the third period, reaches up, release the ball. Place the ball about two feet Hawkeye on the bench. In other top games, No. 1 points and Ricky above your extended left hand and about six inches in front cii and trailed 37-23 going into the Frazier Smyrna Speedway were cancelled Wednesday final frame. Ormond Beach your left toe, Everyone had to play well for DePaul topped Valparaiso, w added 23 for Missouri. The night,due to rain. Both tracks will resume racing , ta to play the way we did. This 71, fifth-ranked Kentucky Tigers, who share first place Step No. 3 - Begin to bend the racket am at the elbow', out-scored Sanford 13.9 in the Is a fantastic bunch of guys. I routed Florida, 95-70, No. 6 with Kansas State, are 19-4 tonight With gates opening at 6:00 p.m. and action final period, without using any wrist motion. As the elbow reaches shoulder thought we played a superb LW held off Auburn, 50-44, overall and 8-3 in the Big starting at 8:00. Robert Quinn scored ii level. It continues to bend to about 90 degrees so that the racket game." seventhranked Maryland beat Eight. points to p • SaTgn a' ). ))J) % 'I*I5. Voltisla County Speedway has over 100 late Clyde Austin scored 20 East Carolina, 85-72 10thStep No. Jeff Lamp hit two foul stvts offense. Daryl Williams 4Let the racket arm continue to bend and start 't ,iv-mS mYte ôirt track points as North Carolina State ranked Missouri defeated with four s the forward added eight, all in the third motion. By letting the racket arm bend at the seconds remaining events, came back Irutii a 16-point Colorado, 8348, Virginia to lift elbow it allows your racket to fall behind your back In the period, and George Williams Virginia over Clemson. first-half deficit to blow past surprised Clemson, 8917, and "backscrateh" position. As the racket drops.bring your racket Dean Uthoff scored 19 New Smyrna Speedway has every big name in scored nix. Duke, NC State, 18-5 overall Iowa State upset Kansas points arm forward in a throwing motion, extending it high above Tommy Flynn ma high and grabbed 11 short track asphalt racing entered In its program scorer and 7-4 In the ACC, trailed by State, 66-58. your left foot, (Your tossing arm drops across the body as your for the game rebounds to lead Iowa State's tonight. just 37-34 at halftime. Tied, 45Mark Aguirre scored surprise. racket arm rises up). Snap your wrist up and forward to the Ormond Beach with 19. SANFORD: Kam Hunter 0 ball, 0.10; Albert Armstrong 1 04 Step No. 5- Now follow through, out and then down to your 2; Willie Brown 11.23; Leroy left side. Letting your back heel rise off the ground. Make this Young oo0O; Dar)i Williams entire throwing motion as smooth as possible. 404$; George Williams 811 The arnie needs to be practiced tune and time again with 1; Robert Quinn Sl4ll; Chris time almost anyone can develop a good serve and with lots of The Henry 0 0-0 0; Byron practice a skilled player can make the serve a potent weapon.:. ORLANDO Who said you had to be Catholic to coach 'Notre Dame? Next Week: Lobs and Overheads, University of Central Florida Wuhiugtou 104 2; Brian Certainly not Ma Parseglan, a Presbyterian, who' had no men's tennis team remains trouble guiding his Fighting Irish football team to a national phiamniniwbin undefeated as they enter the 6 Locally, another non-Ca tholic Is attegnntlna to do the same at sidelined with ankle Injuries which Robinson said prompted a 1980 Sunshi ne State Con6 ference Tournament Thur. Orlando's miniature Notre Dame Bishop Moore High call to the priest. School. "After each injury we brought the priests in and prayed. We sda y and Friday February 14 Gregg Robinson, Methodist and 33.years old, Is in his third have a unique school here and we will continue to build on that and 15, to be held at UCF. year of building toward the lofty heights of Parsegian's Idea (church and school)," Robinsonaffirmed. Th e Knights defeated champions. Robinson however, Is doing it with his basketball Another unique aspect of the school Is Its gym. It is not Birmingham Southern team, heated, which has caused many a high school opponent a cold Thursday. February 7, to "I guess every Catholic High School In the U.S. wants to night In more ways than one, push the season record to 10. emulate Noire Dame," said Robinson, a Kirk Stewart "We realize there Is a problem. We Installed a new playing Tom Jucd (No. 1) lithe top (Brevardj.C.) disciple at Titusville for three years prior to surface this year and I'm working with a capital fund to in. player fromule 1979 returnlng Bishop Moore. sulate the building, then cornea the heat," emphasized asrad. Jucci along with Dave Although Robinson Is not of the Catholic faith, he does have Robinson, Stauble represented UCF in some ties. "My wife's Catholic and I went to the same high Robinson readily admits the facility has its benefits for the the NCAA division II Tourschool (Beacon, New York) as Digger Phelps." hometeam, but also pointed to another motivating factor.nament last year, finishing in ' Phelps Is the basketball coach for the Fighting Irish and his * 1 "We have great student body support1 Especially our senior a II. for 12th in the nation. 00.14 teams are oonalstenfly found near the top of the college .1 class, They've been sticking behind ill teams. During my +.47cP .E . Y1 rankings. Lucci In presently undefeated Ores years here the students have always been loyal." Which is spot where you'll find Robinson's Hornets right SIZE PRICE Loyal and more. Before the Mart of the second half Tuesday, in singles play along with two Sill PRICE NTED now, Although they may tumble a few notches after losing to Bishop Moore rooters formed a tunnel from the locker room frCsiUuen newcomers; Dave M11 Is 10.91 Oviedo Tuesday, the Hornets currently rank fifth In the state hallway acres 11w gym floor and chanted 13,95 *71.13 Chafe, a Coral Springs f 071.14 Sr IS 199$ for 3* schools. 14.95 170.13 prodiact and Gilbert Clsappel, the return of their beloved Hornets, Add $1.00 For N71.14 or 15 20.95 And with pod cause. Bishop Moore has raced to a 214 Jieck0l.AntarnamIleswreaesnbirsUngfromtbeplaye' a 1179 graduate of Merrift 07014 WhIbWall Arsd , J7$.1s 21.91 record including one stretch of 3o straight wins, which easily and coaches' faces as they re.enter.d the floor, Istand High School. F.E.T4k41c p70.14 1 17.9$ Lists 229$ eclipsed a school record (13) established by the 100117 learn. And the Bishop Moore students even sing the National. Robinson modestly gives most of the Credit to the fact that February 4 the Knights ntlwrn sometimes without use STANDAUD DUTY the Hornets "work hard" and that seniors Greg Topper, Kevin ated FlaicJer 8-4,. In One of "It was Feb. 1, the coldest day ii th year and we were defe Roy, Thu Koepsell and Paul Mulls, have played together four closest played matches of playing L.esbirg, hse or our jv players was setting up ta,' the years P. A. He hit the button for UI Am, but Barbra Streisand the ICMOfl. When these four graduate, there'z -JS to CO(. cams out, Rolthwln related. The UCF teui was A strong OW varsity team should oftan the blow of his 'lk was kind of flustered as you'd spect,soI said ,turn jt orIaisi1acdjfltoplay seniors depurtlog, plus two super aophomm (keg Mull., and oft and we'd start the game.' But before we could get started, Florida Southern Webi,d.y, lvid Dimey, who both start on the varnity. the whole student body went ahead and sang the National February $ in Eakeland hiM The Jv's Impressive 154 record has been helped along by Anthem. that match has been- retwoAltamonteSprIngs residents _64 junior Pat Donayanand It was a little oft key," Robinson laughed. "But It was., scheduled for Thursday, frlvan Chris Saunders. super. ft Was hslicaUtheldndof1tudstswe have here." Fehrusy.20 at 2:00 p.m. In Two varsity darters Mull., and Koepsell are currently You can add Use kind of tows to that .Iast thought ,, LskebrA .' . . .. . ,.' . . .. • . . - while teammate Mike North Dickinson 6$ Moravian 49 VendittI.Hayes 6.2; Hoang.Kemp E. Stroudsbg 73, Ramapo (Ed) d. Bustamante.ZaI 61. Fairfield 52, Army BOOM 7, W,itOrigO Framingham so, SE Mass . Singles: Hatter, d. Spner $2; Frank&Marsh 65, Muhlnbg so Cynon d. Hinson 8-3; Hawkins d. Geneva 72, Waynesburg 63 Parker $1; Bauer d. Balietercs I. 6; Marie? d. McWaters 6.1. Haverford 63, J. Hopkins Doubles: Hawklns.Bauer d. Johnson Oy;aal, Castleton 11 - Q (1-4) 14.60: P (4-1) ànnIs Now! DI SALE RIDiNG NIGHTLY % 8P.M. (Clued 50111111"I MATINEES: FREE HOCKS I - '4.95 '6.95 • Utah et New 'ry Indiana of Cleveland New York at San Antonio Golden St. a, MIIwat*as Denver a Seattle ,Idn,• 16son Philadelphia 10 Detrelt Golden state at Indiana Milwaukee a? Houston Ian Antonio of Chicago Atlanta at Denver Washingtor,it Phoenix Kan Cityat Los Ang Boston at Portland oll.g. k.tball P.stTlmel:llp.m., • . S k'4,7 PENN/. ,)ONN517N c. 1.' ' çI . -. ''S ,,4,.. .- . . , 1. 1. - P&OP . ;F/#4' MOT' r Po.vr, vy . . - 4 :. ' s?yyJ,q,q f,45Iv rAlIV6 7o . ''/ '497/,7',4t 5011f#6141W 1' ril ,#4117 '1.' . ... n'c*' ' ' , . All .. . M'e,q,9ctp,,,.., . ..... / . 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February 19, and Wednesday, and Bishop Moore High February 20 at Hubbard Field School, defending state which is located In East champions, will play the ORLANDO -Zinn Beck, 93- new House of Beef In Orlando will be presented the Division Orlando on 8400 Aloma winner of Monday's match at Avenue. year-old scout for the Miii- tonIght, 7:30 p.m. 3:30 P.M. II coach momento. rsesota Twins and cm-rent The Sub-district finals will The Zinn Beck Award is The Ray "Red" Smith The first match of the be played on Wednesday, Sanford resident will have a scheduled to go annually to a Memorial Award, in honor of trophy carrying his name major league scout for the scout that drowned at tournament will be held on February 20, at 3:30 P.M. Monday, February 18, at 3:30 presented at the Florida distinguished service. Zinn KissImmee, The 3A District chamFla. in Diamond Club dinner at the will personally present this December, and is emblematic P.M. between Lake Highland plonshlp match will be played year's award to Hugh of the Junior College "Coach Preparatory School and on Saturday, February 23, at Alexander, chief scout of the of the Year" award, will be TrinityPreparatory School. Daytona Beach. Rec Dept Umps Philadelphia Phillies. presented to Mike Easom, of college coaches and Indian River Junior College. With the softball and anThree businessman will TAKE CARE TIRES baseball right around .1soOrlando New York Yankee scout receive awards spotsthe corner, the need for sored Birdie Tebbetta will be the by the newly formed speaker umplrm in the area has once for the affair with club made up of again surfaced baseball Bob Willis, of the Orlando scotits former players, The Sanford Recreation Twins, being the emcee, TO ROTATE 4 TIRES _ Houston in, New York 117 Phoenix 135, Boston 131 Wash in, San Diego 103 Seattle 93, Atlanta 54 Los Ang 129, Portland 103 RETREAD HEAVY . Pro Hock.y M __ . *0 61/5 Soccer : . bI ' t ia Winter Park: Slaughter 36, Mouthed St. 67, Northern 14) 226,50: Time 31.41. LaRue 3$, Byrne 3, Hudgens 41. 0. Wesleyan 49, Heldlbg 67 Twelfth race- 7.16,0 Lake Brantley: Alveshlre 40, Otterbeir, 56, Muskingum 13 1.20 3.00 2.40 4.50 5.20 VIntlila 41, Hewens 45, Turlei 43. 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U, NE Oklahoma 61 piring baseball and softball Ron Fraser will receive the owner Calvin Griffith, and College Welt PtT7, Florida Southern 2 Missouri $3, Colorado U Division I "Coach of the many other baseball per. Wsdn.sday'sresvtts - Singles: Latura (FIT) d. Jones this Redlands 6$. Pomona 31 Hiihscheel i't34,7.5,00ve(F$)d,Haynle44u The Recreation department Year" award while Joe sonalities will be on hand for Nev.LV. 44, Wyoming a llsIIs.Ms.rei,1.!maaS t4,?;Munson(FS)d.Hall4-4,7j,. will 1w holding an umpire Arnold of Florida Southern the affair. CQvie (FIT) d. White 4.4,4.1, King . S S -i clinic In the near future and (FIT) d. Savle 4-4, 61: Deslo.igà Lyman •isa. Moore I 5-1 . (FIT) default. would like to get a handle on '%poubies: HaynieLatura (FIT) the number of people that Munson 4.1, 41; Ccvi.. Mi tow,,JunlerHigh -Ook 3, Roblnswood 0 would like to call ball games. KIN (FIT) d. .lones.$avIaö.4, 4-3; Apopka 4, Wiflttt' Park 0 Campbell Conference F$$lciano.KIng default. If Interested, please contact Maitland 2, Locihart 1 Patrick Division Nigh School the Sanford 'Recreation Lee 2, Glenridge 1 W L I P55. Oak Ridge 7, JenesI 1. Howard 1, Conway 0 .413 57 PtiIla 37 Department as soon as , Singles: DiMasi d. Simmons 5.3; NY Islanders 26 20 5 60 i. kiderson d. Humphries 5.1: Sc. possible. CallOr3224161, ex. ll NY Raneers 23 22 9 3' Callahan d. Gary $3; Pantuso d, tension 210. ca Rick Atlanta 25 22 I Si 5itto 5.0; Taulbee d. bales so. 15 30 Washington s Grant at 322.3413. Doubles: Sc CatlahanPribell d. Smyffie Di vIsion The date, time and loca tion ory.Simmons 5.2: SI. Callahan. W I. I PIS. tastom Canferenc. Pantuso d. Humphries-Hutto 5.1. mpI's clinic will be Atlantic Division 24 19 11 42 Chicago , L.Irantteyl,LaIeI4.w,llz 24 23 w Louis 17 announced in the near future. I. Pc?. OR St. - . 3li,gies: Hubble (LB) d. Perry $ Boston 43 14 .754 47 Edmonton IS 27 II Bernier (I-H) d. Israel 5-6: Phila 44 15 25 I 41 14 .719 2 Vancouver atson (LB) d. Walton 5.4; Now York 14349 37 253035315½ Winnipeg munbesen (LB) d. Dumbam 5-1; WsvIgtn 25 32 .439 11 11 32 9 It Colorado cc (LB) d. Welch $4. New Jersy 24 35 407 20 Wales Conference Doubles: HubbleDance (LB) d. Central DIvisio.i Morris Division . erry-Burnler 5.3; Walton. W I- Pc?. GB W L I PSI 'nbam d. Amunbssn.lsrael Widnisday Atlanta 35 21 .393 19 4 30 Montreal ecords: Lake Brantley 4-1, Lake Sonknion Basketball .) èi i LOS Angeles 22 24 53 112-2. 2511 51Chicago - Traded forward Houston .517 4Vs 30 PIttsburgh 20 Winter Park ,C.leslall Indiana 25 31 .475 7 20 249 49 MarkLandsb.rgerto Los Angeles -Detroit SltØlis: Carpenter d. Solo 6.1: Clevelnd 24 36 .400 11½ 17 2411 43 for rookie guard Oliver Mack, two Hartford Onddsrson d. Chepinik $01 Detroit $I4'4row'4 draft choIces and an 14 14 .241 20½ Adams Division vtiman d. Hengel 5.0: Cox d. undtsciowd amount of cash. Western Cenferenci W I. Of. Si; Rolland d. Romer $.1. Philadelphia -Restored guard Midwest Division 33 11 6 74 Buffalo Doubles: Sojo.Henlo (C) d. 11 7 13 Doug Collins to the active roster W.L Pc?. OR Boston *3 rldr.Glasur $3; Paine-I-owls d. Kin City aid placed rookie Barnard Toone , 37 23 .397 21 1510 MInnesota inikStone $7, on the in(uridreserve list. Mllwauks U 27 .530 3 4 Toronto 22 39 tvansLldgewaterz Denver 21 30 .316 14½ Quebec 20 34 $ 4$ Singles: Gosnell (LV) d. Vendltl Cincinnati - Signed pitcher ChIcago 30 39 .339 11½ Wednesday's Rssitts Si:Hayes (ED) d. Conner • Mar10 Sao and outfielder Hector Utah 19 11 .317 Il Chicago Rangers 1 3, NY anmell (LV d. Hoeng 53: Crux to one-year contracts Pacific Division Atlanta 2, Detroit 2. tie vkes (Lv) d. Kemp 54: Elliott DetroIt - Signed first baseman man ittsburgh 4, w I. Pd. OS P d. Sneed IS. Jason Thompson. Announced Seattle . 43 16 .729 Edmonton 3, Minnesota 3 second baseman Lou Whitaker has Los Ang II 15 .05 2 Thursday's Games been We COIW,d in binding Phoenix 35 20 .455 4V, . Winnipeg at Philadelpffla arbitration. Sin Diego 39 33 .475 11 Quebec it Montreal Women's Rasbathali League 1 Portland 27 33 .455 16 Boston St. Louis -Placid Liss Brewer Golden St. 17 41 .293 23½ NY Islanders at Colorado on InactIve list and Mary Bramble St. Louis at Los s,lau Wednesday's Rewlts on active list. Philadelphia 107, Utah 55 FrIday's Games r New Jersey - Placid Debra Cleveland 107, Detroit 103 winnipeg at Hartford Comirie at inactive list. New Jersey IS, IndIana 94 Washington it Ldmmdon Milwaukee 111, ChIcago 101 . - . 1 964 AND BEFORE 1 6 TO 1 9X FACE - . Moses Malone hit six freetirows in the final minute and finished with 28 points to power Houston, Michael Richardson led New York with 20 POWs and 18 ,,4 SILVER COINS - 94S 0 Mount Union 4$, Marietta Si 'ouIcs 93 Hawks 00 Dennis Johnson scored all 16 of his points in the second half and sparked an 11.0 burst in the final period as Seattle won Its sixth ____ - - At Caps Orlando 75.90; 7(4- 122-117, - 7vE 5FA7716 SURER5O4'/C5' REPF147' 6 ,4TT ' 72, 9F//,%7'1`0 IN /#CE7WE,962 7 1 1,6' A%4 9 CEZ7t, /' 'C%' A '1?441 f/'PoR7" /7/6P 7?) /4LOU7',4i'//VP/V/PL%4t. ,4'OW(VfA', WE 'FtLO1V WHO 1f'O b.I, it4'4'. #J, /0 #V0/?11//0,"YIC/A1_ Transactions Knight Netters _ Golf winning streak. Bullets 108, Clippers 103 John Williamson scored 8 of his 23 points points in the last four minutes to lift Washington to Its second straight road vietory. Uoyd Free, ret ur ning to the Clippers' lineup after missing three games, had 28 points. t akers 129, Trail Blazers 103 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hit 14-of-19 shots and finished with 32 points in only three periods to lead Los Angeles to its 13th straight home court victory. Ron Brewer led Portland with 20 points. 7lera 197, Jazz 15 Bobby Jones scored 23 points, including 10 in an 18-0 spurt over a 6:01 span of the final two periods to lead Philadelphia. Terry Furlow had 22 points for Utah. Cavaliers 107, Plitons 103 Mike Mitchell scored 20 of his 40 points In the fourth quarter to help Cleveland break a ftvegame losing streak and hand De troit Its seventh defeat in a row. Nets IS, Pacers 00 Maurice Lucas scored 21 points, including a field goal that ga ve New Jersey a 97.96 lead In the closing seconds, Dudley Bradley topped Indiana with 18 poInts. Buc ks 111, Bulls 101 Junior Bridgeman scored 30 points and Brian Winters 23 to lead Milwaukee to Its fourth straight triumph since acquiring center Bob Lanier, Reggie 'l'heus led Chicago with 21. Rockets 122, KnIcks 117 by Alan Mayer HIGH-TEST GUS st rai ght while snapping Atlanta's seven-game _____ . Remain Perfect SAN FOR DORL.At4DO Wednesday night results Fir? race - 5.14. jee$faot ZeIla 13.40 4.10 3iliGoinNicky ,. • Bowler 5.40 PiOner- Ba Ile5tero 5.3; Oben. Lafayette $2, Lehigh 74 4(2..) 64.40; Trifecta Box (23. Mine? d. Henson-Gant 5.1. Lebanon Vii. IL Gettysbg 11 )'40.00; Time 31.36. SafifOrd6, Oviedo 1 Lock Haven 57, Clarion Singles: R. Holt d. Plante $4; MIT SO, Suffolk Si Second race -3.$,C She Talks 6.10 450 300 Lhevrur (0) d. 0. Holt 52; Barley M. Evers 4, Livingston $ 3.00 d. Painter $O; Yeary d. Shaw SO; Nichols $3, Conn. Coil. 73 Manatee Chuckles McAlexander d. Cos Ii. Wright Jumper Penn St. 64, Pittsburgh Doubles: R. Holt-Barley d. Pitt.Jhnstn 104, Lncoln 71 0(1•5) 11.00; P (5.1) 52.50; r is. .3) 326.50: DD (I'S) 102.20: Time Plaflte.Lheuruf' $2; D. Holy. Queens S3, John lay SO Yeary d. Painter.$baw 1.2. Rhode Is. 74, Providence 5$ Third race -3.16, Girls, St. Bonny ii, Colgate Winter Park S Colonlal3 Scroll 19.20 6.10 5.00 Shippensbg 79, Bloomsburg 73 Sterile SIngles: Graddy (WP) d. Spi'ng Grdri $7. Rtgrs.Cmdn 70 3.10 3.20 ,so Pascual 5.3; Dickinson d. Miller S. Staten Is. $2. Hunter 12 Street Song 1; Carpenter (wp)d, Lovelbu $1; 0(1.2) 26.20; P(2.1) 123.00:T(2. St. ins. Pa.95, Hofitra 71 Hansen (WP) ii. L.arles 5.3; Urslntfl 63, Swarthryiore s, 4) 229.00: Time 3159 Robinson (WP).d. Connell I.O. Fourth race -3.14, B W. Conn 69, Coast Guard 61 Scott Doubles: Pascual- Miller (C) d. Westminster 93, Alliance 46 9.20 5.00 3.50 Fast Lance 5.20 4.50 DenneIn.Gre,r 83; Connell. WPI 52, Williams 61 S.O Loveleis (C) d. Beavin-WillIamsI. Rocktown Patches South 0(1.5) 30.20; P (541 109.50; Berry 101. Ga. Swestern 74 1(3. 715-2. Edgewater l, Evans o Bethany 73, Wash. I. Jeff. 65 1) 405.20; Time 3097 Singles: Drucker d. Warner 5-2; Fifth race-s.1. A Bluef Id 110, Ald..Brddus 100 Joanne 27.40 15.10 12.00 Patterson d. Sheridan $2; Hunter CII St. 66, Charleston 3$ d. Sloan 8.7; Troutman d. Ford 5.2; Davis&Elkins 91, W.Va,St. $9 Monkey Face .eo Braun d. Mais 5.3. Little Kim Fairmt 64. W.Va. Wesleyan so sso . Doubles: Drucker. Patterson d. Kentucky ,s, Florida 70 (23) 72.20: P(3-2) 154.241; . Warner-Sloan IS; Braum. Lemoyne.Owen $1, Lee 79 1)1327.10: Time 31.03. Troutman d. Dunkln.Ford 6.4. Loyola Si, St. Mary's 39 Sixth race -34, a loans 7, West orangeo LSU 50. Auburn 41 GE's Rain' Day 10.20 6.20 4.00 Singles: Hall d. Powers 5-3; Maryland 55, East Car. 72 OG's Tip Top 6.50 4.60 Trunk d. Eckoff $.7; Windos d. Miss. ", Vanderbilt 7$ Rasher Bell 1.50 O1) (I 6.20: P (7.1) 129,30; 1(7- Bergh $0; hJusemer, d. Nelson 5. Mt. St. Mary's 101, Cath $3 3; Sault d. Hudson 5.0. N.C. St. 76, Duke 59 Ii'36$.60; Time Doubles: Aettun.Poll d. Powers. Old Dom 104, G. Mason 73 Seventh race -5.16, A Vright Arch 4.00 3.20 3.00 Eckoff 5.3; Games-Mathews d. Rndlph.Mcn 51, Hmpdn.Sydny 67 Salem SO, Glenviile 46 Rebel Drummer 5.00 4.00 Burgh.Nelson 5.3. Sa nford Tennessee $3, Miss. St. 73 Aemory Bank 1.20 Singles: Hynes (0) d. Barley S. Towson St. 71, Baltimore 69 O (4$) 11.40, P (5-4) 25.50, T 4; Harper (5) d. C. Ward S.?, 3.3; Virginia I, Clemson $7 5) 57.50, Time 30.0. Crocker (5) d. S. Ward $7, SO; Va. Tech 46, J. Madison 40 Eighth race -1.;,,c utf Boy 11.00 7.10 350 Kowal (0)d. 8ishop84; Edgemon Wake Forest 61, Davidson 53 W. Carolina $2, E. Tenn. 80 lam Yanky 6.10 350 (5) d. Rawlson I.S. Doubles: C. Ward-Hynes (0) d. Wheeling 107. Mercyhurst g hatelaine 3.20 0(1.5) 29.60; P (5-11 81.1101 1(5. Barleyllshop IS; Harper. W. Liberty 75, W.Va. Tech 62 Crocker (5) d. S. WardIcowalI 5.4. Midwest )140.40: Time 4393 L.lrantl.y4, Lake Nowell l Butler 77, Ind. CtI 71 9 OG(¼½ Ninth race -S.14,A Singles: Effer (LII) d. Walden 11. Kenyon 43 P3y Maiden 9_80 1.00 5.00 Subin d. Frick 5-1; Ryan d. C.W. Resrve 101, J. Crrll S oston 4.00 2.60 2.60 McDonald 5-6, Corner d. Kundlf I. C. Stockton 76, Wstmnstr alley Lass Oak. St. $1, Oak. Wslyn 79 (35) 15.20: P (3'S) 13.10; T (3• 4; Fehan d. Fontain $2. Doubles Walden.Sublnd. Lifer. Dayton 7, Drexel 67 I $0.50; Time 30.9, Kundif 5-3: Ryan- Pritchard d. DePaul 93, Valparaiso 71 Tenth race -3.$,A 25.40 7.40 4.50 Ryan-Pritchett 1.2. E. Mich. It. BowlIng Gm 67 elf Crash Green Bay 54, Lakeland 32 aid's Day Off 7.50 6.00 Gus. Adolphus 14, Hemline 47 tanateeMindy 450 Hastings 7$, Dana 71 Q42.5)54.00,P(s-2) 191.30:7(5. a St U, Kansas St. 5$ 1 2,621.41: Time Kansas 49, Oklahoma 66 - Eleventh race-S.I$,C High school Kent St. 96, R. Morris 63 '4,. Jolley 10.60 3.10 3.00 Wednesday'sresu$ts Loris It. St. Nrbs't Wis. Ilobbie Heart 3.20 3.00 Winter P. 154, L. Iraitley Ill Midland 11, Nab. WIlyn 67 S Jiffy John 3.20 By United Press International Give the Phoenix Suns an Inch and they'll take a mile, not to mention a ball game. Such was the case Wednesday night when the Suns, trailing Boston by seven points with 1:18 remaining, outscored the CeltIcs, 10-2, and came away with a 135-134 victory despite a season-high 45 points by rookie Larry Bird. "They were doing everything about picture perfect," Phoenix Coach Jack MacLeod said of the Celtics, "But we were only down 11 or 12 points with 7 minutes to go and even with 1:57 left In the game, we were only down nine, That's not insurmountable by any means and I thought out guys really worked their tails off. It shows the great quality of our ball club," Trailing, 132-125, with 78 seconds left, Paul Westphal hit a three-point goal and Truck Robinson followed with a layup. Bird then scoi-ui his final two points before Mike Brats added a three-pointer. Paul Westphal then stole the bell from usually sure-handed guard Nate Archibald to set up Walt Davis' winni ng free throws with 10 seconds left. "We made a lot of errors at the end of the ballgame," Celtics' Coach Bill Fitch noted. "Plus we didn't get to the foul line and we didn't we Phoenix make mistakes." In other games, Seattle knocked off Atlanta, 93.16, Washington beat San Diego, 101.103, Los Angeles clobbered Portland, 120. 103, Philadelphia routed Utah, 107-85, Cleveland topped Detroit, 107-102, New Jersey edged Indiana, 98-96, Milwaukee beat Chicago, 111.101, Houston downed New York, Pro Bask.t ball Speedways Reschedule Events Hornets Look To Heavenly Skies For Winning Edge Suns Edge Bird, Celtics 135- 1 34 . Doubles: Gosnel.Hykes (Ev) d. - Wildcats Drop Gators Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Feb. 14, 1 910.-?A , . 'I' 0 WE NOT SELL - '. ~ " TO SMELTERS . ., ~, - ..yt :- u -1 i i . .., , . . ~ __ I- ~ _ 4i:'.-.1.,AZ. *40 , _______ . 4 ., - - - . -, - T -' , I - &..* . .. 1 -1 - I ~- I ,. I .; . 41 S ~, I-~W-f -4 X ! 16V I �- SA—Evining Herald, Sanford, Fl. - .. .. .1. , -n ••-.- Thursday, Feb. 14, 1980 OURSELVES Carter Sees 'Positive Signs' In Crisis NA110N WASHINGTON UPlt - President Carter says he has seen 'some positive signs" of progress toward ending the 103.day)ld ordeal of the American hostages in Iran - no thanks to dward Kennedy. But the president cautioned the American people against )remature optimism, saying the hush-hush United Nations' Ifforts to free the 50 cap;Ives are still in a delicate stage. Stung by Kennedy's criticism of his handling of the Afghan md Iran crises, Carter accused the senator of overstepping ,the bounds of both propriety and accuracy in the presentation mf views by a responsible official." The president, meeting the Washington press corps Wed. tesday night for the first time in 11 weeks, gave his first elatively hopeful assessment of the hostage drama since the akeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran on Nov. 4. IN BRIEF Energy Stand Against ERA To Bring Lawsuit From Utah SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Utah's two senators say they will file a federal court suit to enjoin the U.S. Department of Energy from enforcing a recommended boycott against Utah and other states which have not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment. Republican Sens. Jake Garn and Orrin Hatch Wednesday said the suit would be filed bi the end of this week in U.S. District court in Washington. The Washington Legal Foundation, a non-profit law study group, is aiding the two senators in preparing the case, Hatch said. The states which have not ratified ERA are: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Utah and Virginia. I Chicago "In the past several weeks, our efforts and our activities have become particularly delicate and Intense," he said. "Recently there have been some positive signs, although experience has taught us to guard against excessive optimism." Carter's comments during the nationally broadcast news conference caine hours after Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-&idr said Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini had accepted a plan that could lead to freedom for the hostages. There were reports the proposal would include formation of an international commission under U.N. auspices to consider Iran's charges against deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Carter refused to provide more than a peek at the secret hostage talks, saying: "I cannot afford at this delicate time to CHICAGO t UPI - Fire Fighters Union officials said a strike was imminent because of failed contract negotiations with the city. Mayor Jane M. Byrne placed her Cabinet on alert. "We have started the machinery (for a strike)," union President Frank J. Muscare said Wednesday night after a general membership meeting. "All I have to do is set a date." Negotiations, which resumed Monday under the auspices of federal and He said the senator's remarks have been "very damaging to our country and to the establishment of our principles and the maintenance of them and to the achieving of our goals to keep the peace and to get the hostages released." Kennedy, who has been criticizing carter for falling to meet him face-to-face to discuss the issues, responded to the attack by saying: "Well, It looks like we finally got his attention. state mediators, broke off about 2 a.m., Wednesday. Muscare said no date had been set to renew talks, but the union was willing to return to negotiations. The union's executive board then voted unanimously to give Muscare power to call a strike at his own discretion. Muscare refused to say if he would delay a strike until firefighters are paid Friday. A strike "could be tomorrow (today), It could be the next day," said William Kugleman, a member of the union's executive board. Mrs. Byrne warned supervisory officials of the city to be prepared to report to work immediately in the event of a strike. State and federal mediators said late Tuesday they were "hopeful" a set. tlement could be reached. ,If both sides move a little, we'll be close," said Edward Schultz, the state mediator. Strike 'Imminent F Replacement Of Lance Bank Records Could Delay Trial Garwood Faces Court-Martial CA'PI? LEJEUNE, N.C. (UPI) — He. Robert H. Garwood, described as a "white Vietcong" by fellow POWs and as brain-damaged by his defense attorney, will be court-martialed next month on charges of desertion and collaboration with the enemy. The court-martial, the first of Its type stemming from the Vietnam War, was ordered Wednesday by Brig. Gen. David Barker, Although agreeing with a recommendation that Garwood, 33, be court-martialed for his actions during 13½ years behind enemy lines, Barker rejected a suggestion that the death penalty be considered if Garwood is found guilty. ATLANTA (UPI) - Justice Department attorneys face the onumental task of replacing hundreds, possibly thousands, bank records crucial to the bank fraud and conspiracy case gainst Bert Lance and three associates. U.S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. ruled Wednesday at at least 200 checking account records from the National ank of Georgia were inadmissable because the Justice epartment had obtained them improperly - many from a arallel investigation of Lance by the Securities and Exchange ornmlsslon. Moye said he would, if necessary, grant a recess to give the osecutors time to replace the records, prompting angry Nun Held In Beating Death SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A nun has been arrested For the beating death of her 75-year-old mother, whose battered body was found covered by a cross and holy picture. The body of Rose Sanglacomo was found in the kitchen doorway of her home in San Francisco's Rich. mood District. Her daughter was found nearby babbling of "demons and devils," Sister Rachel Fitzgerald, Mother Superior of the 'St. Joseph of Carondelet convent, who discovered the woman's body Tuesday night, told police. Police said the suspect, Sister Rose L. Sanglacomo, 43, had been under outpatient psychiatric care for the past four years. After being taken into custody she was sent to a hospital for psychiatric observation. Police said a cross and a holy picture were found propped up on the victim's back. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. discuss or to comment further upon on any specific efforts that may be under way." He said U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim has been sounding out American and Iranian officials since mid. November about a proposal to send an international commis; sion of inquiry to Tehran. - defense attorneys to retort that the government has "had three years" to get Its evidence. NBG officer Leonard Kelley said it would take "60 man days" to generate the documents from microi files. Prosecutor Edwin Tomko, clearly upset by the ruling, said a similar problem existed at another key bank in the case, the Calhoun First National Bank. Toinko pleaded, "They (Calhoun officials) say it may take three years (to recreate the records)." Moye said, "We may have to recess the trial then." Almost simultaneously, defense attorneys leaped to their Feet in protest, and Lance attorn°y Nick Chilivis retorted, And Around Longwood, Winter Springs OP Birthday Gathering Of Clan Draws 5 Generations The sun was seldom seen Helen, who now lives in Ft. Edward Swearingen, Helen's *st Sunday, but to the Pierce, was celebrating her brother, asked a blessing for101 platives of Helen Fouraker, 94th birthday with her twin the food and family, then the FITZPATI ho gathered at the home of daughters, Eula Scott of enjoyment of the good food, "n and Mike Sirianni in Longwood, and Beulah Law of exchange of recipes, and the inter Slit weetwater Oaks, it didn't Veto Beach, sharing in the remembrance of times shared correspon iatter. honors by celebrating their became the common 322-42g The warm glow of hap- Feb. 11 birthday a day early. denominator which enabled mess on Helen's smiling face There was a covered dish the five generations to relax as bright enough to light up luncheon served during the and have a memorable dl their lives, early afternoon, and Rev. ternoon. Among the guests who CflI t to wish 1-Iplpn "Ilnnnt' of a "They have already had three years." Chitivis was referring to the Justice Department probe of Lance's financial dealings that began in 1977 while he was President Carter's budget director. Growing controversy surrounding the investigation prompted Lance to quit the post the same year. Lance, Richard T. Carr, Thomas Mitchell and H. Jackson Mullins are charged with illegally conspiring to obtain $20 million through 383 loans at 41 banks for the benefit of themselves, their families and Friends, misapplication of bank funds, making false entries In bank records and making false statements to banks. - of seminole 101 E. 25th Street s' ' , ' , . .FebruZ 22nd-., - - Herald ,. P.O. Boa 221 Getsen. died by Tom Helsel bouquet of flowers given to Elsie by Mrs. Roumillat the day before. Two of the couple's seven I Fresh as a Spring Garden k, W. all will be delighted to have you drop by to see our new bank and chat over some Tropical punch and cookies. Also, don't forget to register for the daily give-a-ways, which include gift certificates to Pier 1 Imports, Bahama Joes and a new Savings account. When you have looked over our facilities we will be happy to tell you about the full banking services that we offer. Why don't you become a part of AREA DEATHS GTR1JDEM.AUSflP4 Gertrude M. Austin, 62 Photo ,..and that's exactly what Sherill Casey, president-elect of the Council for Exceptional Children did at a Valentine SKATE Party to benefit the council held at Melodee Skating R ink, Sanford. having a heart and helping Mrs. Casey back to her feet are skaters, from left, Chris Morgan, flaws tct Michel Davis. FALL FOR ME. VALENTINE S1RTN$ SANFORD: Gary and Diana Cone, a baby girl DISCHARGES SANFORD; Beatrice E. Deleon Lucille McCall Carol Ogg Schmaidienst, Alice 0. Casseiberry Harry L. Miller. OsBary Linda Posey and baby boy, Sanford Jeana St.nstrom and baby boy, Deltona WILLIAM A. HAMILTON William A. Hamilton, 79, Park Avenue Trailer Park, Sanford, died Saturday at his home. He was born in Scotland and lived in Sanford for the past seven years. He was a retired horse trainer. There are no survivors. Briaasn Funeral Home-PA In charge uf arrangements 10 4 ,. # l ORIZONtS BY NATURALIZER. Contoured comfort you've got to feel! the Independent Difference today? ,RoJay Is In full with colorful I ,hew dresses, pantsults, sportswear and shoes. All set for your spring All pleasantly frolics priced to pleas.. Come ,'see them soonl ... FunroI Notics L 1 ' .s # ., ..- Style shown is by ,HenryL.e....U$ Jerry D. Peppell Office Mg,. Judy Hudsan Mat. Office My. ' JiliMsisan Janis Fisher Teller Tiller - '4 \ 'I % , I 't! ,U. STOPPER, ANION 0.— Funer al services for Anson 0. Stolfsr, 1, 01701 W. 3h St., Sanford. who died Tuesday, will In at 11 am. Friday at the Gramkow Funeral Home chapel with Nov. L. R. Rushton of. ticl01lng. Rurlal will be in Diklawn C.me$ery. Gramkow Pp.i,al Home is in charge. J I 11! • $harantlttl.tan Teller-NewAccts, ...the bank with the Independent Difference Wedeesday at be, home. She was born In Deesville, Ala. and moved to Odeen five years ago from St. Paul, Mimi. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. She in survived by her IDmbeml a Austin of (teen, and a ID'oUwr Paul Mathlas of 'Moslgcin.ry, Ala. Services tropic' bank - Of s.minols, III 1.25th reof, Sfsrd and btrlal will be In Swainero, Ga Granikow Funeral Home is ID charge - 678.2000 FM!4 11 s 32771 -. 21&2N I. FIRST ST. SANFORD 1224114 I. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH,E:j - S p ' , •')q1 "-t ' -' nford's Newest Bank... tropic bank February 13th HOSPITAL NOTES ID charge. ,... - '-- Grankow Funeral Home is • ' - ANSON 0. STOFFER Anion 0. Stoffer, 91, 701 W. 20th St., died Tuesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was born In Homeworth, Ohio and moved to Sanford In 1947 train Sebring, Ohio, He was a potter. He was a Methodist. He is survived by one SOD, Homer Stuffer, of Lakeland; two daughters, Mrs. Esther Thompson, Sailord, and Mrs. Wilma Cranston, Naps, Cal.; restsizgra1chil'rn; n grandchildren and three grsst-grsstçandct4kken. - ". - SANFORD: James Cameron, Jr. Beatrice E. Dillon Erie Jordan Addle L. Taylor Frederick N. Valine Eumice G. W$$lufld Kathleen Parish. Deitona Mary Oglesby, Lake Monroe Louis J. Paquin, Winter Springs Diane H. Cone, Sanford .,.s,., - * OPEN HOUSE * LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Authorities hoped a corner's autopsy to be completed today on the body of actor David Janssen would explain why the star of "The Fugitive" and "Harry-O" television shows died suddenly at 49. Paramedics summoned to Janssen's Malibu beach house Wednesday morning pulled the actor from his bed and worked frantically for about 30 minutes to restore his heartbeat. They said Janssen apparently suffered a massive heart attack. A private funeral, restricted to family members, will be held next Monday. A memorial service, to be at. tended by the actor's friends, will be held later next week. The family requested donations, in lieu of flowers, be sent to the McKinley Home for Boys in San Dimas, Calif., where Janssen attended school. FEB. $3 ADMISSIONS children, Francis Barbalock bottom boat cruise, feeding and Paul Farina live in the fish, seeing the animals Pennsylvania and were not and the beautiful white able to be with their parents peacocks at Silver Springs. but sons, John, Ralph, and There will be a Fish Fry and Max, and daughters, helen a Valentines Dance at the JN helms and Elena Shaw, were VFW Post 8207 on Friday here to celebrate this night, beginning at 7 p.m. Bill euk off momentous occasion Bellew and the Blue-Birds Also attending the reception Hand will furnish the music. were Rev. Clement J. Kuhns, k1 1- 1-3iiiiu nev. i' iimiaum i he next rvguiar maccong ot Birthday" were liet two Neidert, CI'PS, pastors of the the VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary sisters, Vida Davis and Church of Nativity, Ruth will be Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. All Pauline Yeomans, her Farina, Evelyn Farina, Millie iiienthers are invited to bring brother, Rev. Edward Farina Dealt Shaw and a guest. There will be a guest Swearingen and his wife, Delton Helms, Mildred and speaker and a special Agnes, from St. Petersburg, Carl Scott and Bobby and Joe prograiii oil glass. her daughters, Beulah and French. Eula. The grandchildren who Doris Scott was hostess at a Also Harry and Doris Scott, were there were Sonny and recent bridal shower honoring Valerie Scott, Mike Etta Shaw, Dana, Candy, Valerie Scott, who will marry Hockenberry, Brenda Cody, Kim, Kelly, Windy and Helen Mike hlockenberrv at the ; Allen Scott, Robin Oldham Helms Deana and l'at Church of Nativity on Feb. 16 and her baby girl, Jessica, Murphy, Cheryl and Jim at 7:30 P.m. Gillian Scott, Glenn and Gail (rub, Mike Shaw Jonelle 11w Georgia Avenue home Scott, their baby boy, Galen, Farina, Glenn and Carol Jack and Susan Sirianni and was beauti1uI1 decorated S. 'Irii their baby boy, Justin. a bridal motif and gaines Their great-grand-children with a bridal theme were Also Dorothy and Jinuny are Kate Shaw, Patrick and enjoyed by tiit guests. Ross, son, Paul, and Patrice Murphy, Andrew and Refreshments were serveu daughter, Sally, Mary, Cindy Brian Farina. to the following guests: Patty, and Dewayne Giddens, _______ Helen, Lou, Lindy, Dana, Sherrie, Bobby and David )' The National president of Candy and Tesa helms, Susan Wyrick, Karen and Lori — VFW Auxiliary, Vona hlautz Sirianni, Brenda Cody, Robin Lapere and Shelly Flynn. from Roosevelt, Utah, made Oldham, Dorothy Ross, Gail her official visit to the State of Scott, Lorraine Falk, Shirley live generations: Mrs. helen Inuraker holding Colombo Farina of Florida on February 3, 4 and Piper, Kiln Smith, Kelly her great great granddaughter. Jessica ()ktham Longwood and Elsie Nord. 5, at the State Headquarters Kimball, Mara helms, Lori stamling from left, Robin ()ldham. great gratidstrom froni Upsala were in Ocala. Helms, Fran hiiggin.s. Debbie Iauht Etila Scott, (laughter . and I tarry Scott. married in St. Petersburg, :inong the representatives I)uguid, Karen Smock, Faye Feb. 8, 1913. grandson. who attended were lAIretta Manning, Marilyn I'artain, They celebrated their 67th Clarkson, State president; l.nm'tte Dennis, Jeanette Anniversary Friday by at. Evelyn Hart, State Sr. vice- Allman, Johnnie Malen, Lelo tending the Founder's Day president and member of Domnanico, April Domanico, program In Ft. Mellon Park in VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary; and Pat hlockenberry, mother of Sanford. groom, Stephanie Marsha Wait, president of the Mrs. F. E. Roumillat in VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary. Hockenberry, mother of troduced Elsie and Colombo groom, and Eula Scott, At the luncheon on Monday, as descendants of the early grandmother of the bride. Swedish families who settled the mayor of Ocala declared this area. Mrs. Roumillat the day as "National Vona If you have any news, presented Elsie with a Uautz Day." Vomum and many of the please call. Thank you. Until beautiful bouquet of flowers and Colombo with a book of women enjoyed the glass next week... IL.. tI1,.4..,.... Ii fllI(WV UI batuoru. At 5 p.m. on Feb. 9, at the Church of Nativity on State Road 427, friends and family members heard the couple renew their marriage vows at a mass offered by Rev. Clement J. Kuhns. Two of their grandchildren, Lindy and Kim helms, stood with them during the service. After the services, there was a reception at their home on the Longwood-Lake Mary Road. Their home is located on the same property where Colombo was born. The centerpiece for the ref reslunent table was the - Janssen Autopsy Scheduled SIMINOLC MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Thursday, Feb. 14, 11I0-1B A% IN "' r' "4'" g.• ,. j. - 4. - - fr,_1 -M' — - .• �2Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL BLON DIE JAEE0NTEJ E ii I 'NE MXQ HOUSEHOLD O% M TAI<1N3 A) ' 5uvEy — )i ' AMCUNT CF -WA , Thursday, Feb. 14, 1910 mi'NEvE ( 5OMETJMES! ._ii ) Th4AT4NSwE5 ( 'QUESTION! I Fl AS, g [\ . A BEETLE BAILEY w.0 i_ r by Mort Walker FINE GENERAL LIKE THE CAMOUFLAGE? C) to 11 1 k\" FRAr4)<LY, E TI-lINK LT. FUZZ OVERPIP IT • , ,., . '- .1.'.. o BUT TI-4E GENERAL TOOK HIM TO SHOW SOMEBOPY L. // . iO-' , . 410 8 t A\ 1\1 0 , )4 THE BORN LOSER ___________________________________ by Art Sarsom e, ITI15 A, V&3T I FFDM Ay V5T ow *AV, HIM, 10 RIM0 :. 1. 13 14 15 18 17 — 18 ___________ — — 19 33 — — 23 24 28 38 43 — — 41 44 49 50 151 .4~q -4 ;0 AEROSPACE AGE < THE VOCATION L SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES— GUIDANCE -AND THE DEMAND FOR CHNICAL SKILLS HAVE NED UP A WHOLE NEW ELD OF UNEMPLOYMENT FOR JUGHEAD,' _________ AS SOON WHAT 010 THE ' A HE SAiD' • j i ,, by Howie Schneider EvaRiM& mus WHEM f MY Recm (15CUAR MMMM 17 EXPASIOU. t L........_..) . NMI _*4 N.PRISCILLA'S POP ____ • by At Vermeer , ON- A FROtA ALL THE GO* TO KVMtYCM OUT 0.0 BUGS. BUNNY 4 (ff U-I - PD lot BMW FOR Evening Herald, Sanford, FL n9agement The Overachiever - so - = — — — HOROSCO E P -ins for a square dancv are being inade Lam b VJ954 • KQJS 4 •Q$ s "CIA 4 Q 10 9 7 VQ106 4 A 10 7 3 EAST $86432 .... $9852 23) OKS #8742 most adw you're able to PISCES(Feb. X-March 30) manage wi 1 considerable Someone who has great WA but again today you may TAK1732 re4wd( Or YOU MY tAb YOU be a shade too carelegil; or .... into his or her conifidence extravaigaint in han&ing your 4AJ 109 U*t.. &Ppren temptations resarces. Vulnerable: Both to reveal to others what you scoio (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Dealer. South we tokL Got an early stwt today. Your west North East (NIarch 21-April 19) pwaistom could wow with 19 Be prepared for some the hour and on p , Pass 4 t be Pass Pus Pass unexpected contingencies In teznptedtoluveaosnethjng SENP %ft LOVE .. SM #AKE CUR _by ____ f ayYour aliymightdo (Nov. . something surprising totlrow Dec. 21) Be patient with your 'thins alt balance. prospects if you're doing . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) MW Opening lead:•10 anything requiring Be PreParillid to 90 it 11111011110 "Iesmanship today. They By OswaW jscAy today. Persons you can may not gesep what you're aid Alaa Soslag normally count an may not be eying o sell if you tell your a* to slam you. Few not. SWY too gililckly. The Professor was a trifle You'll Mmo by yourw1f,. Sur _prised by the bidding, but CAMCORN (Dec. 3wan. GEUM (May 21-JUM 30) 19)In dealiq whm matww did not even consider a For things to work out as Wom we at stake you should double. He had too much strength. Also. he didn't know you'd like toby, It will be tam quite well today. HAD- what to lead. necemm to pay afttion to dift friend on a social level Most players would just every detaiL Don't Id your may not turn out so Wfty. open the ace of diamonds. but .1, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob SPIDER.MAN Thaves INIK Village in Altamonte Springs. The annual sorority Valentine Ball on Feb. 16 willliclud i e seven other candidates along with Mrs. Corley for the title of Queen of the Ball: . Mrs. Corle with a (.r)st.il red rose corsake. The ball will be held at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Knights of Columbus on Oak Avenue in Sanford. The chapter held the last meeting at the home of Mrs. Betty Jack. President Ellen Keefer conducted the business iiieeting covering the Valentine Ball and other business for the iiit'rith February. 11rogranis were given by Dot Raines on Home Lighting, and Carol Ann Sinith oil windowTireatinent. The different ways (if lighting your honie iind the use of the windows for decorating, lighting and air into the honie were covered bv the -Mrs. Betty Kleppe of The Oaks, Sanford, and Robert E. McKee, also of Sanford, the engagement of their daughter,, ) Jeannine, eannine, to Mark Thomas Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Lang 6373 NW 18th St.. Gainesville. ' . . ., Miss McKee is a• 1975 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the tennis team and Civinettes. She was graduated from Seminole Cornmunity College in 1977 where she was on the tennis team. She is regional advisor for a body shop in Gainesville Her fiance, who was born in New York, is the ranthon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Soldans Gainesville. He graduated from Bucholtz High School Gainesville in 1974 and the University Florida 1978 He is employed as an engineer for 'rl g a Electie. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 16, at 3:30 at St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Gainesville, , , . I.\ N'F .)I'l \ F.. M( KF..F.,, lHk THOMAS ' '; Presindent' s Day Sale . t 6 Rose lo n ire of albums ,8oast racks , 0 3 DAYS ONLY FEB.. 149 15 & 7e~ --- It I / . ',• '4 L I,-i--- .1 20 off our entire StoCk Of bicyc es, I 6AC61 014 ' MV 0117 4;Al% ' 3?k I ill LCM TPUI - . • . ' • . __ I I lit, 11.111v% rt"if ' t114 Neil yokirig ZZ TOP . I I- 4 Ito Now, two great ways to Charge! M 1 '. • . . .. DR. . lo I'1- THIVOYAGI I IRr ______________________ _________________ _________ . #" ' 1/ HOOK ANNE MURRAY Sometirries You Win 10 `Z III ROGE JEFFERSON Always Love YOU STARSHIP Freedom at Point Zero IN r Sf N111,1jy K-1 11 V I 't. '. ... • BIG OnlMeRaldio / .:'__________________________ .•. 11 0-It" S DONNA SU MER / 14 ar - .' JAl__.lI ...• . 'J J ' '• • - Clot, .: - I, . I . TV1111111c. I I. GE11 S BAN -11 1111 RICHARD 1% Rin =W Goviiies top- . Sale , 79.99 Sale 79o99 19VIVE THE OWER6 .".. CI'uc. M.iirjiunu LIM Itichal(I Reg, 99.99. Boys' or girls'24" 10-speed racing style bike. Skylark derailleur, dual caliper brakes. -speed racing style bike. Skylark derailleur. dual caliper brakes. Rat-trap pedals. I Gft*n Partners In Crime P Ile 16 THE KENNW 7M BAM . .1 , ;*M AV V. Garden Circles toc (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: -Win at gridge," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station. Now York. N.Y. 10019.) 3 Eps X ENTERPRISE ASSN I 'by Stan Le. and John Romita hi. The February meeting of Hose Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford, was held at the home of Minnie Meriwether with Mildred l.in1 as co-hostess. Eleven members were present The meeting was opened with a prayer of thanks for the beauties of the earth, by Katie Corley, Chaplain. Announcements from the board of the Garden Club of Sanford were as follows: State dues have been raised to $2.00 per member; It was voted to raise $100 for the "Friends of the St. Johns. A donation of $1.00 per ineniber was suggested; The general Itinchion and ineeting will be held Feb. 21 at the club house at 11 a.m. Jacaranda Circle is in charge of luncheon. There will be door prizes. The program will b i n presented by Doris Mager, the Eagle Lady'. ' ' ' It was announced that a tree planting would be presented at Xi Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Uie General Sanford Museum in honor of Founder's Day One President Eileen Mack, hostess, for the dinner meeting. Each tr, in honor of the Swedish Settlement and the other for Jack member brought a different dish of German food. homer. Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Following the dinner a Ritual of Jewels ceremony was The annual yard clean up will be held at the club house eonducted. Those inembers receiving the Ritual of Jewels March 17 with all circles participating. were Mary Cook, Cheryl Gividen, (singer Rruiiiley. Betty The horticulture report was given by Orian Walker on McKee and Millie Gilbert. 'Syngoni till1. A short business uneeting followed. Plans for the chapter's Mildred Lind presented the program on Conservation and participation in the Valentine Ball were finalized, told of the work being done by the Audubon Society. The bride-elect, who was born in Orlando, is the granddaughter of Mrs. R.G. Brisson and the late Mr. Brtsson, 907 Laurel Ave., Sanford, and Mrs. A.D. McKee of Asheville, N.C. the Professor finally settled on the 10 of spade3. South won in dummy and propmtly led out the ace. king and a small trump. West was back on lead and faced with a really hard problem. Meanwhile East, who had played the deuce of spades at trick one, had made three spade discards. Looking at all the cards you can see that a spade lead. a club lead or the ace of diamonds lead are all fatal. The Professor worked this all out which finally led him to find the killing defense. lie led a low diamond! The Professor's coniputer mind had printed out the South hand as with three spades, six hearts. either no diamonds and four clubs or one diamond and three tus South would not have Jumped lose two quick Either way. the slarn would not make. South might avoid a diamond loss, but he would still have to lose a club and if South was void of diamonds e could get one discard on a diamond honor. 3-mso bruary for vie itmci-raising project of the Sanford chapters of Ret Sign i KittyCorley,wifeofJoeCorle,washonoredbmeriii,crsof Xi Beta Eta Chapter 4 Beta Sigma Phi sorority at the Kona WIN ATARIDGE NORTH 4K ;:'' Xi Beta Eta McKee-Lang DEAR READER — Your overacNevers. They try very description certainly fits with hard to do a good job so that For Friday, Fobruary 15, 1980 migraine headaches. The they will be liked. The tension typical migraine Is associated that results from this concentration stray from the with changes In circulation to situation has a lot to do with YOUR BIRTHDAY task at hand, the brain. The arteries to the the headaches. February 15 19 CANCER (June 21-July brain area may constrict and Your perspectives and As your story Indicates, horizons will be greatly ex. 22) Springing unexpected then dilate. Recent studies migraine headaches may changes on others today could show that there may be very panded thic coming yea through a desim to gain new mate a raft of needgess severe constriction of arteries the family. That's not knowledge and expertise. problems. Before making through parts of the brain that unusual. What you lean will be used satwations you should notify everyor'. wisely. LEO (July 23•Aug. 22) AQUARIUS On. 20-Feb. VOM (Aug. 0,Sept. 22) experiences. Find out more of what Hes aheW for you in ft Your polasibilitles for )?OIW buthda)' gains are verygood today, but Y following by sending for your copy of you may not exploit them $1 for uch to Axtro-Graph. BOX Your opporblinitles may be 489, Raft City Station, N.Y. fleeting on". Thursday, Feb. 14, 1ft0-_)B Beta Sigma Phi Ch ap ters Dr. date. RMNO 'sI, AW CHEER US CIN IOND OF THAT 15 MEANT TO -. — — Could do sometift today person, but today you may be contrary to your better too easily influenced by judgment and deprive OUW& Opinions. Stud by yourself of a reward that is Ideas you believe to be within your grup. Heed put good- MORIEr L — 05 — — — '-_a_f' .'- MEEK PGOFM UJ4JT To 14=LUR IyyA TW E(Quow. TMW POLICY, 04 FUNNY H _____ EEK & 59 81 ;4 !t 55 156 54 GET RID OF THAT CXjTOF ., 1 53 — 58 SCHOM... N.._ CMaMSELOR. — — — - AS I GET COUNSELOR ADVISE 9' Montana by Bob 45 52 — — — — — 48 47 1 57 30 31 32 3 46 - 29 36 ' 42 YES THE — — — — — I SPENT ALL MORNING WIT H'it a normal. My head has been x. medicines available which rayed and everything Is all help to control the attack and some can be used to prevent rlgiit the attacks. One of these, I've had these for eight Propranolol (Inderal) is years now. They don't come relatively safe and there are at any certain time, others that your doctor might Sometimes! have them In the wish to use instead. night and they wake me up. I m sending you Health went for a year once without have two Letter number 2-9, Headache: one and sometimes I Man's Most Common Pain. in one week. My aunt's three girls all have them so It may Other readers who want this .sue can send 75 cents with a be something that's Inherited. long, stamped. self-addressed I can take muscle relaxers envelope tome, in care of this and they help me some. I'm 29 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, years old and have two Radio City Station, New York, children. I am overweight but NY 10019. This issue will give I also had these headaches you basic information on what when lwasnt.I would flketo causes headaches and what know if this is my nerves. How can be done about most of should Icope witi) them? them. What can I do to keep from As The Health Utter I'm having one? Someone said It sending you explains, there was a lack of oxygen getting do to are certain personality to the brain. What can I prevent this? Is there any characteristics that are typical of the individual with exercise I can do or help from certain foods? I sure would migraine headaches. They are often perfectionistic inlike some answers. 21 — 1HI ARCH I E — 20 22 15TAW Ow zog. ';; 12 25 26 27 _____ igraines 'I DEAR DR. LAMB -I have home ave 15 Soft food spells when about one-fourth 63 Ots(Fr) 16 Now , Different ofrnyvisionlsfuzzy Things Testament 65 Eire a book are bright and fuzzy like a S6PLSCI NAN) LC$I A P ftj 17 Verify heat wave. This lasts for 18 Evil grin 21 Fly 43 about 30 minutes and then it DOWN 20 Muddiest 23 Novelist Hommorskjold goes away. Then my hands 22 Spanish cheer get numb, my lips and people (abbr.) 25 Newts 25 Paramount sometimes my nose. I also 2 h 47 Fairy tale 29 P 26 Beating •s Terrible" creature have trouble with my speech. affects the circulation before 33 Fish limb 27 Regarding (2 3 Assault Being (Let.) This also lasts about 30 the headache starts. Then the 34 South VietKinky wds., Lat.. Singer Harris Minutes. ruler ilate and it's the 5 This 28 Z.scent 51 Electric fish 36 Twos Sometimes I have a real stretching Director arteries ofthearter walls 52 Arabian 37 Water bird Preminger 30 Hard bad headache. It's a bad on nerves that seems to prince ave to do 7 Mexican 31 Loud guffaw 54 Flying 39 Hwith saucers experience and it Usually produce the severe headache (p1.) 32 Safety agency takes two or three days to get 41 Stadium cheer 8 money (abbr.) I know you've seen many (abbr.) 42 Big name in 55 Motion back to feeling normal. I have g Own 35 But (Fr.) doctors but you might want to ol? picture 10 Raw materials been to several doctors and 38 Tell ghty 56 Try I I Move have a migraine see a neurologist who cataract 40 Subsequently 59 Son-in-law of they say I suddenly specializes in disorders of the headache. I have had mY 46 Dust cloth (2 wde.) 19 Era Mohammed brain, including migraine blood checked for sugar and headaches. There are new MIWTE~. 30 TH -' 8c " A AA6 TO 1°f g • .: Answer to Previous Puzzle FnolilTncfrH UU-4 up 1-40W PIP THE saint a Centrpiecs H 1* T R A 3 Ri M IM LJAINI [ 57 New York City stadium SIAICMHIOI 5 A tor Shame 61 Sediment wf LRAMIAi! C A I 02 Small L$ St 8 Furnish:d with Eggs Observe 14 Irish king 1 - 48 ACROSS by Chic Young h Alili_ Tom PaItV TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan by Craig IN "N IN1111111 M1 MUD _ I ___ c4c 4' — L.( — • I',, 1- —iJ P1T 1b1 ''•'.. I \fg I i i , II L.gg.ft 4..t'I.'PJ.L .flik ....'.-.. . ..,,. .. ., . - -. . . I iIC\ 's.,\J L-i -••• .................... I 10 1.0.4 0 I, • i• (\n • . -. - -- I I '•- S is Jakon StoveFu,,t I Penn , ey Sanford Plaza SadPiaPteza I4wy.U.flas$IsSt. Open 0pm..Sat. OoslIs20WIs$$usday Hwy. 17-find State St. Open be m.top m Mon Sat. Open 12:30 toS:30 Sunday • I , .. 4 R. 134.L Boys' 20" Eagle II with rear drag Caller and Coaster brake, box style handlebar. nn •I ' - JACXnAMY NiliDarnonci I ! 107.99 ------ i_..ii.u..____.__.._._.J A. I ,/ Sale ' U I I �• I -- , . S -. t,. ___________________ 4B-Evening Hirajd, Sford, Fl. Legal Notice Thursday, Fib. 14, 910 Legal Notice ___________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTy BOARD _______________________ _______________________ OF COMMISSIONERS FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FEBRUARY 26 II0 Notice is hereby given that lam engaged in business at P.O. Box 1014 Longwood, Fl.. 32750, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of CYCLE. MATE PRODUCTS OF FLOR. IDA, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk Of the' Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisio, of the Fictitious Name Statutes To.Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1951. 51g. Donald D. Wilson PubliSh Jan. 31 & Feb. 7, 14, 21, 1910. DER106 1:00P.M. The Board of County Corn. missionersof SeminoleCounty will old a Public Hearing to consider the followsng item: SUNRISE ERECTORS, INC. REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO RE. MOVE EXCESS EARTH FROM ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND LAVSE SHORELINE MODIFICA. lION. FROM THE SUNRISE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP. MIENT. LOCATED ON THE MORTH SIDE OF RED BUG LAKE ROAD, ' MILE EAST OF TUSKAWILLA ROAD. ".YhI Public Hearing will be held in,.,Room 203 of the Seminole FICTITIOUSNAME County Courthouse. Sanford, Notice is hereby given that I am Florida, on February 26, 1910, at engaged in business at 1313 W. 700P.M., or as soon thereafter as Hwy. 431, Winter Springs, Fla., possible. Seminole County, Florida, under Written comments filed with the the fictitious name of AUTO Land Development Manager will PAINTING, anti that I intend be considered Persons appearing register said name with the Clerk at the Public Hearing will be heard of the Circuit Court, Seminole orally, Hearings may be continued County, Florida In accordance tro time to time as found *ith the provisions of the Fit. necessary Further details titious Name Statutes, To Wit: Legal Notice Legal Notice PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT The Seminole County Deplrt. ment of Public Works, Division of EngIneering, 4300 Sovth Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida, 32711, announces that professional vIces will be required for the project listed. Any firm or in. dividual desiring to provide professional services to the Engineering Division must furnish a complete resume of their qualifications and past cx perience. Any firm or indIvidual interested in providing services in connection with this project shall apply in writing for consideration with a description of the firm's sific abilities with respect to the project's requirements. Project requiring Aerial Photography and stereo mapping in conjunction with b ontroi survey: . -.-. NO. (MO; UtL: Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUiT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION. File Number fl.410-C.P. Division IN RE: ESTATE OF .IULIANA STANKO Deceased NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the estate of JULIANA STANKO, deceased, File Number 79.47O.C.P., is pen, ding in the Circuit Court for Seminolecounty, Florida, Probate Division, the address øf which Is 209 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal 18-Help Wanted Boat Builders-F'T, steady work, HR assembly dept. We are looking for several good people now. Cobia Boat Co. Silver Lake Rd., Sanford. Ii AAA THE SWEETHEART OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCl. WE ,WE HAVE A CARE AB T YOU. 323.5176 . -- 5_I Nottoss ' SILVER CLUB. JOIN HOWl Admission $1 In silver. This month's bonus, SO gal. of gas at SOt per gal. 131.1319. Roses are Red Violetsare Blue My Valentine is Karen Sue Love Mom Seatheworld, gleat pay Call 322.2611. BRAT , - same. CASSELBERRY Near ready to move into. 3 BR, 20. cathedral ceiling. FP, energy efficient heat pump, Quiet Street in wooded area, cony, to schools, shopping. Off Winter Park Dr. Assumable mtg. LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Fran. chised Name Brands) Sales & Service Includes building and property With mobile home space Owner retiring & will partially finance, $65,000. _______________________ - • __________________________ _________________________ . -- _______________________ ,._ ,,,.,, . . ' _______________________ _______________ . ___________________________ _____________ -. ______ ______ ' ADVERTISING SALES -_ ________ ________ ______ ______ I , . Au. ________________ _________ __ ________ - SUNSHU* STATE. . ____ ass-n IJER __________________ Cash for your lot' Will build on your lOt at our lot V Enterprise. Inc Y-c cL!e6tQr - - - GARAGE BUY JUNK CARS From $1010 $50 Call 322 1621 32' 4.s6q . SALE Top .)olI*r Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy eQuipment 377 5990 1979 CONCORD —___________________________ ------ Sitti' 1974 VEGA A OK TIRE 322 7180 NEW TI RE 5S19 89 & UP 7433 French Ave Sanford float, . $ 1noc U 7 - 1973 VW412 8G—Autos for Sale _________________________________ 1395 - S(JSI MUK F PAYMENTS '69 ft 75 models (all 339 9100 or 831 .860% (Dealer' ' (lotmer Recorder. SI).). HOhnei -----.- 1979 JEEP t) S'tti' 321 1577 ?,ltit,' rrtr.qvr,Uor - HONCHO . ,... _. . - 1 97, I ml' west of Speedway. AUTO AUCTION every :iubl Tuesday & Saturday till 30. It's1 the only one In Florida You set' the reserved price. Call 901 255-I 5311 for further dataill. ______ ________ - I _____ D,SS?OI1.I lh',,th. will hOld .1 (-or S.iI' Piano, Stereo & I.ipes 3?? 0971 ., _____________ ,! 4tI.A - l'a,ios A organs. stock (ii'ar lice. bill s,ivinus. Call ii'lii _._ huh (l,II 372 1403 720? French For Sale I?' Alum trim break sawhI)rSeS Ill II' W,lIk planks & cutting board 517S 32) 1100 _______________ 43LOts.ACreage DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Melodica ('iano 26, $10. Trombone. $15. Sterno Sys W ptono. AM FM. Radio, 8 track. like new, SII.t) 322 9183 7 h,'n,,h.c 530 lull Silt' haliy h,'t w in,,??, ,'sc. 52% Oat iiirch rot'k,'r, 5:9 9% i'i,'t,iJ ,itti€ 1.5k. 510 j',,(n', I ii'tiitiil,' 'Ll'i I istti SI IJt 4IIII4I - --_'' . ____________________________________ .. -. - , Fibpr $4995 DR. A.0 78-Itorcycles ROSON MARINE Hwy 1792 Siaford HI 32711 Fatigue ('ants & i,Sckets $I099 ca ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ayp 322 5791 lOt.?; P RI' AL I Y (IWU' I P 321 0640 II' - -. Call Bart - ' - - -. -- --- - - - ------- - - - . J ESTATE ' -- ' . , ----- .._ ' - -- - . , --- I . - - ' - ... _,___ . - ---- . - -. -- - - ' . ',.,,-. . ' , ---- , - ------' - H • . , - - - -- -- LUXURY LIVING LOT, READY TO BUILD. s;,000. house, 1g. patio. REALTY - I65 OVER AN ACRE FRONTING ON 2 STREETS ADJACENT TOA PARK NEAR WILSON SCHOOL. $17,500. EX- SUPER 3 BR, ID home in Sunland w.your own pool & patio! OR, ww carp., new roof, fenced yd, on a Ig shaded loll A buy for $34,750! JUST FOR YOU) BR. lB home in Sunland wsc patIo, Fl. nit, - FHAVA,FHA735&34S F'.irts, ''"' Used Mactimes MOONEY APPL lANCES FOR SALE: wheelchair$125; adj.walkers23; SEIGLER REALTY 3227SlSaIt.6. BROKER 71395 MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 327 IS?? 32108.40 Washer repo OF deluxe model Suld orig 5409 35. used short time. (sal. 5i89 lion $1935 Agent. 339 8386 - Ref. repo. l6tu (If rostlree Onig. $579, now 5105 or $19 mo. Agent 3398356. 705 W. 1st St. 331.0995 - . - - . - - I I I j NeedAHandyMan' CAL MOYER W000MAKING& HOME IMPROVEMENTS I Painting _____________________________ making custom furniture 323 2361 eve. P.lnit:nq by Anthony Corino Quality Int, or Ext., presp,'e --_______________ Handyman. minor ci rep., plumb., carp., free est., 21 hr. %erv. Senior cit. dis. PSI 1901. y atd Debris, Trash Apphoancesa,Mlsc. (LOCAL)319 537) cleaning. Free Esf 327007) ' L - ________ __________ ' __________________________ IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuya new car, see today's Classified ad: i 72—Auction -___ ___ __. - — House Cleaning for best buys. For Estate Cdmrnercial I Resi dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323-3670 DAIIV (All C(TAD Psintlng—Dsciitlnp Housewives Cleaning Service Personalijed,fast,dependable Reguiarorltime basis Please call aft 5p.m. 6115194 L1.......... i._..._._......&.. I Interior Exterior All Work Guaranteed FreeEst. 332)094 — WE ARE SEEKING AN INSTALLMENT LOAN COLLECTOR. THIS POSITION RE. QUIRES AN AGGRESSIVE INDIVIDUAL PREFERABLY WITH ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE IN INSTALLMENT LOAN COLLECTIONS. HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA A MUSTI FULL BENEFIT PACKAGE AVAILABLE AND SALARY IS COMMEN. SURATE WITH EXPERIENCE. IF IN. TERESTED CONTACT PERSONNEL: C Carpentry.pantmn9i of alIIypes.L,c Bonded 3236031 Insured S3)99 ihe sooner . COURTCUSTOM'SCONST Customdesignhomes, . Additions. 373 071) If you don't tell people, how are :they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 32226h1 or $319993. Palntlng&R,pslr you plac, your Classified'ad.thesoo.you g.t results. ______________ Interior A Exterior Free Est 223ssa Painting IRemodeli,'.' FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5759 FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE 2565 PARK ' • 4. a.- equal opportunity employer ORPHONE323.1fl6EXT.201 -- I To List Your Business... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 SANFORD MI.3 323-2222 I_________________________ Standing Halves, Silver dollars, etc. 32 x face value, sOme lower 615-1051 ask for Ron. 1$ yds Gold Carpet, $50 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Branch Office Sale, Mercury & Roosevelt Dimes, Liberty Silver for ______ 3222420 -- - ___________ I II REALTORS 3211061 or eves. m.oiii Everest & Jennings wheelchair, ex cond $$Q, 323.5305 before 10 am. or after $ p.m. Sanford's Sales Leader M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR clComs, 1L' 0 305-3731143 Buildlo Suit -our blur yours. CROCEZTT -- - picture frame; misc. 377 616$. ...'i 0691 elecFP,newlclt.& landscaped spacious ydl IPP SERVICE Yours for CONTRACT. $43,000. remodeled & fu'Iy eqpt. kit. chen. C-H&A, & much more. Plus the owner will hold wrap around or 2nd mtg. $57,050, cont.; quilts; cast iron Dutch oven; oil painting; linens; 1g. I rms, pine floors, DR. utility rm, & porchl Only $26,900. REALTOR MLS 322167$ IV'S 333-3916 NEWLISTiNGI NEW REDUCED PRICE Spacious 1 Bdrm, 2 bath In beautiful Mayfair s.ction with great rm, hiving rm, Fl. rm, KFf9MOPE WASHER , HANDY MAN SPECIAL. 1 BR, 10 home on dbl. lot, spacious 1ZA FOR SALE: EIec. blanket dbl -' -- .-__ CELLENT TERMS. $57,500. 322'7912 2710 Sanford Ave. __________________________ - - REALTORS BEAUTIFUL I BR, 28 home in Sanora wall the extrasl C. HIA, ww carp., pan. FR, eatin kit., pantry I. morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just Admission $1 in silver, This month'sbonus,$Ogal.ofgasat SOC per gal. 131.1319. Jenkins Fur Post, button, controls, has aro niture, 203 [.25th St. 3230911. USt'I Shill in warr,,n,ly Originally sois', assume pay -- ments of $71 mu Agent 339 69—Stamps-oiln ee6 SILVERCLUB.JOINNOWI STE11STROv1 EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front livIng is avail. in this 4½ acre estate. 3 BR, lB wguest cottage, fruit trees. Eve.30S.661S440 Beds,Dbl.motelB.5,lmatt,$30 ........ Light Houling WE lILlY ('SF0 FURNITURE. I ______________________ set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. AF'PLIAI9CFS & PLUMBING MICROWAVE French. 333-7340. ________________________ FIX T LIP ES MELLONVILLE CORNER 3 BR, 78, pool, BBQ, green . _____ OWNER FINANCING NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS. *Pniced $49,900, $6,000 down, 25 yrs. 17.5 pct. at 541861 per mo. - 313 .1947.1?? 1 -_ piceir Low Down Payment *(q, lot, fenced patio A low . -, - .1 VA.FHA.235.Con. Hornet aNew carpet, redecorated - Realty '' ...._ _________— • ' - * 32'x19' pool. Air cond. , - . HEAT, FULLY FURNIShED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS OCALA NATIONAL FOREST REDUCED TO 516.500 LIST NOW' Call Walt Cappel 373 6100 Knowles Realty Inc. PEAL TOP 628-3005 * Pool home. 3 BR, 28 * 1720' of comfort, 1g. FR _______ I4.itebI'r I Br autO, good 1400 ond tires inSpection 322 5507 ,itt S . -- _____ ________ 1II(I34)ØI) i S French 117 921 Sanford I 373 5371 -- . , 77-Junk Cars Removed stick .steer, Rv Jelferson Locator. Canvas cover See 1911 Ch,st' Av Ph 323 08)9 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 424objle Homes ________ Inc., Realtors . 1975 Pontac Astra S P I cyl auto, 59.000 mi priced icr Quick SIte 322 6191 between 9 If you are having difficulty Ilndlnç ' a place to live, car to drive, a - ---------.----62 —Lawn.Garden __________________________________ __________________________________ job, or some service you have We specialize inWI L SON MA l( P I (i NI It P F ___________________________ FARMS need of, read all our want ads RANCHES hWY SI :. I RAPt. every day. WILSON PLACE- gorgeous GROVES FILL. DIRT A TOP SOIL ill 3151 I rst s? 12? 'e" REAL ESTATE new home w.2300 sq ft. tiled 6"? acres for only $16,500 Very YELLOW SAND REALTOR, 3277198 foyer & baths, Ig brick FP in ______ good terms. Ostcen. F 1.RNITUPE IIEDDIN(; Call Clark & Hirt .373 7580 I 41'A—coonrgunn FR w.paddle fans, built in —. _________ Wholesale to .111 Orlando Whole _______________________________ I microwave, half acre oak Pioneer acres Hewout your own saic turn 7600 InduStrial IIIvd '''— I For Sal. shaded lot. $95,000. -. -homestead 10 acres or more, Orlando _______ 62.AFarm Equip. Home Repsir NEW3 BEDROOM CROCKETT I care low down payment. Osteen. . '' BR, 18, all appi. md. WAD. It you're in the business 01 bu,ldin __________________________ I ___________________ _____________________________ LOG HOME TO BE CON. SHADOW LAKE W0003approx. 170 sq. ft., outsIde )9$USCase Tractor your busines. - . use the woodedhalf acreshowsoff this STRUCTED NEAR SUNH. Ernest MORRIS Sr. CompleteMobile TOWER'S BEAUtY SALON' storage, pool & club house, I Classified Ads often. Like New LAND ESTATES. $38,500 4 BR spilt planw.wood& stone I llomt' Repair formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook assum. first or owner will 3326793 Req. REAL ero&er( COMPLETE! exterior. Great room w-FP, I 319 5759 519 E. 1st St.. 322 5742 consider terms. $77,000.. / -solarium, sunken show.r.tub I N. 11.92, Casseiberry, Fl. O 5)—f4ouhofd Goods Orlando 777'179!. SEP V ICES (3 NL IMITE combo in Master, & low DeBARY LOVELY 2 BED. Eve. $47.34' __________________________ 134.1200 65--Pets-Supplies ''-Ceramic Tile New or Old, Small or Large, ROOM, 1 BATH, FAMILY assumption, Price $91,500. I __________________________ I GENEVA ACREAGE Inside or Outside. Top or DINING ROOM COMBIN. Athy buy used" New brand nan." 42—,bile Homes -('it Bull Puppies $2000down, 58,500. 349.37)7 Bottom, We do it All Home Al ION. NEW APPLIANCES. FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2B, huge kit., lii) SprindJS & iinatt,es,' ,t? 20 ' MEINTZER IIIF 6wks. old Repair & Remodeling. Fences, CENTRAL AIR, $35 500 formal OR, 1g. Master BR, . J Larry D. Herman, BROKER vh above dr'akrs cost lw,n. New or repair, leaky Showers our 323 8012 our beautIful new BROAD. I roof, carpet, plumb, patio. citrus trees, low cash to mtg. lullsi;e.gu,'t'n& king. Jenkins _________________________ specialty, 75 yrs. Exp $498567 BUDGETS ARE etc etc., etc Chances are if MORE, front & rear DR's. I SLIM Perfect location $31,500. 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, Furniture. 206 F 25tri SI 373 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES wecan'tdoitnoonecan.24hr. NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, GREGORYMOBILEHOMES 0981 lilefloorsinst,1IIeB 68—Wanted to Buy FROM THE WANT AD . NEW CARPETS. WALK TO it030d0 373-5200 EXCLUSIVE"2acreincountry, 3220771, NEWAIIEPAIR COLUMNS. VA& FHA Finsnrmna DOWNTOWN. $21,900. Singlr ned & Mat w tr,imt'. Fr,',' Est 3 BR, 1½ B, 10 mm. to 1.1, 830 11836116 , CUSTOM HOMES BUILT !-. Elec Broom. It' of Hand .vl' 11(11' lisFO FURNITURE & -----privatearea, C H&A,lg. patio, I Rebuild Condemned Houses Al't'( 5 ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE -Flailing, St Shelving 373 2373 lANCES Santord Fur carpeted, easy cash to mort. I The Evening Herald 46—Commercial Property 43—Lots-Acreage Classified 5 0 BALIPIT 332 8Ms ,itur Salvage 332877). PICKETT ESTATES IN. ___________ ______________ Only $45,900. Ads offer no fancy Claim i------•--------_________ -___________________________ I CLUDING 3' BEDROOM, 7 2 Maple DR suits w Hutches. 5 JuSt Resuitsl Hornt' repairs, paneling, root, I Plumbing supply business BATH, CENTRAL AIR & Cherry t:ookcae Itutcti 1!. 4tI INVESTMENT Western Auto, -------carpet, remodeling. All work OLD BASEBALL -I real estate & inventory. HEAT. 2 CAR GARAGE. 3 misc antigues 3?? 1708 ,itt 1 guam tmr.p (cf III 846% 12,000 sq ft. auto lift w.air 5143,000. W. MaIic:owski. CARDS pm MONTHS NEW. $19,900. LARGE SINGLE FAMILY compressor, 1g. sign In front, I REALTOR.372 79$) t)ssrnaklng - P,iyingcash,write Pete Flentke, LOTS NEAR SANFORD I owner will sell inventory at lMan.qualltyoperation ________.— (Isod full Site hotel nnotr'I bed 1236 Norwoocl Place, Orlando I ________________________ LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2'? AIRPORT, CLEAR ED & S s',s. exp. Patios, Driveways cost. This is a real money ding Very cletin, $1195 41-Real Estate Wanted 0,1 p BATH, BARN ROOF, NEW I READY TO BUILD. SOME 37804 Ph 305132 2002. maker. Only $12S,000. I Alterations, Dressmaking etc. Wayne Seal 327-ll2i Noll's Sanford Furniture --POOL WITH PP)$l,47"V I TREES 57995, Drapes. Upholstery --ISalvaae. 17-97. cc, (if FENCE SS4,V11. I LENT TERMS M,t(k Webuvaauity in houe, apf. -' r '" UNBCC'-1cLc. lh.f. tt'30.( WAIIRENS MAINT SERVICE ____________________ 322 177i CHOOSE FROM. S%.,zi s.a. ',sj. ulain 01 lakes. 3 I vacant land. Lucky In Elect.&Gen Repair Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. jlARGAlNHUNTER5PAI4AL)l5E BEDROOMS, I/? BATHS, BR. 28, C.H&A, paddle t, veslments, P.O. Box 29. 2' ACRES ZONED MOBILE 971 Slnuer future Fully auto, I Buy & Sell, the finest in used Residential Commercial LARGE PORCH ON NICE That's Classified Ads sea wall, dbl. car garage, Sanford 32? 174) HOME IN GENEVA, $9,9go, lurniture, Refrig., stoves, fools -. repossessed, used very short I LesWarren-3736575 CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO carpet&muchmore.Pricedto excellent terms. time. Original $391, bal Sill or .......... I All Work Guaranteed DUPLEX. $7I5 sell. $17,500. Webuyyourequity,closemn7lhrs. W"buyusedlurniture $2) mu. Agent 3391354 'ywall AWARDREALTY, INC. -S ACRES NEAR UPSALA IURNITURE&THINGS ___________________ SEIGLER REALTY IF YOU REALLY WANT TO 1197500 TRANSFER STATION, 5005 SanlordAve. • off of lotal inventory of brand Land Clearing )rywall. Leilings. and Walls SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL ________________________ 5m,Bord BROKER NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO new interspning bedding, These 323 6593 repaired Pes & Comm.. US. WE HAVE BUYERS! $9,900. beds are not damaged or 2439 S Myrtle Ave. 47.A—M8rtgages Bight Remodel & Addihions Landclearing, Fill O.rt& Clay Good Quality BR, o seconds but brand new hop line Call 3I 5399or 86? 0134 Chuck Orlando Sanford & Soki Other Furn., Ladder & tools OSTEEN AREA PINE I CV. bedding sets only! Free local arold Hall Realty ''" 327 1517 3277991 3710640 Privateparty 571 1918 ___________________________ PRESS WOODS. ISACRES AT delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur 5800 PER WITH TERMS. niture Salvage, 1792, So. oh -_________________________ Inc. REALTOR, MLS Will buy 1st 1 2nd mortgages. We Groomlng& Boarding I Antiques, Modern Furniture. Sanford, 322 $721. also make Real Esthte . Lawn & Larxlscang Sterling Silver. Oriental Rugs, WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON p23.5774 Day or Nigh! Business loeni. Florida Mar__________________________ Diamonds BrIdges Antiques Moving ho smaller place, selling BRIARCLIFF, READY TO Anin,,iI Haven ('rooming 8. tgage Investment. iioi F. 373 7801 surplus Furniture. Dishes, BUILDI $1,500. Itoardinci Kennels Tliermo (ERTIFIEDLAWN Robinson. Orlando, 4777976, 2 BR, 18, CD, FR, lots of extras, ______________________________ __________________________ I Misc. 323 3702 eve. stat controed heat, off floor & LANDSCAPING FHA appraised at 5)0,950. ____________________________ Buying Silver Coins IS to I or MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, -sleeping boxes W cater to ' FREE ESTIMATES 322-790? $1,050 dwn. Owner will pay all more alsogoldl sterling. Will 5O—sceiianeous for Sale BETTER HOMES AREA. your pet 327 5157 I, closing cotsts. 52-AppIianes - I pick up 831 8319. MAKE OFFER. -- , . *18(105 Live in one- rent the other duplex property. 21 8. 31 in country location. 543,000. IHf1jJ _______________________ "We want to go anywhere that's cheaper than staying at home!" - ' REALTY ' 67 Plymouth slant 6 Valiant, AC. radio, heat, auto, no rust Inspected until 680 125 105 W Is? St 321 0998 Pit. $ 95 ______ Tidecralt REALTY WORLD. FOR THE INTERIOR DEC. ORATOR'-Charming Spanish 2 story. 3 Bdrm , 7 Bath. Fireplace, large tree shaded lot on lovely Street. I $57,500 ___________________ -- .............. RO5IIE'S garage & fenceø yard, I yr. warranty. 564.900. Plt',I The lIps? Buy In Town (Os? Classitied Ad MUST SELL-- 17' .Ias Larson Runabout w '63 10 hp. recently rebuilt Needs seat & cleanup, $375 323 8817 alt 6 - EXECUTIVE LIVING-3 Bdrm, 3 Bath. Sunken LR w fireplace. Ceramic tile foyer & hallway. Walk a block to large -- - - 177 /480 -LW ' USED (IA TI ER ES PA TIC P 't SHOP M,i1or C mdi? (.1mB 323 9111 '07 s% .7?h St 55 -Boats & ACcessories 321.0759 __ - -- - , _______________________________ 2640 Sanford Ave - - - Sale , N'c ft,Ili'r,Cc $2995 24?) French A,,,' Sanford ?pcwri?er. 10 sp bike. 10 gal 2 fertiliZer spreaders I puSh. I pull). misc ti,'ols 322 5177 Peg. Peal Estate Broker i 1977 Chev Vega. low rn econc car, 28 mpg $1995 or reas otter 323 1730 , hp deep well pump. t'Iec BATEMAN REALTY - Will buy ink Auto flatteries (1.-c? Price fl,Ittery Shnp 107W 27'h SI 171 91)4 .r 'Ii)( c 549% S.t -Gar'iqe Sale5 Executive Home Loch Arbor 1 BR, Rec room, pool, 7 yrs old Assume 7' mtg Owner will hold 2nd with large down 511.000 3222787 290 N. %7.7, Casselberry, Fl. *11.5200 Eve. - I1ARGAIN lv's VIiy p,I' itit.JC HE PB'S IV 2S 7 s S,ititord Aye 373 1731 Eves 322 0612, 377 1587 207 F 75th St . _________________________ ___________________________ - —Autos for A ok ood used TV, $25 & UP MIL LERS 7819 Orlando Dr Ph 3?? 0352 3237832 MORRIS Sr. Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker GOLFER'S SPECIAL Newly decorated 3 Bclrm home on quiet street Family Pm and Florida Pm is an extra bonus in this spacious home One acre plus 561.500 TV repo 19 Zenith Sold org $493 75 bal $183 16 or $1? mo Agent 339 8386 LOCH ARBOR 3 BR. lB. FR with FP, fenced backyard, $43,900 H. Ernest MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves, 3 1959 - MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Deltona' Here it is! Should be 515.000, only $61,500. Custom built 3-2, has everything in Cluding built.in Microwave oven REALTOR 322 199) CORRESPONDENTS - . 76-Auto Parts 53-TV Radio Stereo HAL COLBER'I REALTY Inc. Just perfect for sm. ham, or retired couple. 2 BR, 10, LR, FR, very attractive kit.. Deltona. STEMPER AGENCY by Gill Fox W (',arnett White Peat Estate iroker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 101W Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford - new), 3 BR, 2B home, central located, Qniy $45,000, assume mon. at 73 - V7 __________________________ . Good fishing, lake frontage, 3 acre mini farm Comp. w 3 BR home Osteen. Save Gas-move into this (like () -- - 2 BR, Lcje corner lot, oak trees, 2 bI E. I? 92 near Longwood Plaza. Call 331.1883. 126.000-St. Johns River accr', .50Odwn. for lOacres, owner will assist with financing. YOU PARTTIME ' ' $38.000-6 acres Beautiful double wide, cleared & tenced, this won't last, call & see today. LDDRIVER SIDE GLANCES 4i14ouses lot, owner finance with sub stantial down. () BOOKKEEPER Senior athlete I love you, 1951 Sig. Norma Je'n Kamlnski P0 B. 65 Csseiberry PubliSh January 24, 31 & F eb. II, 1910 DE R I] — _1iii__ 528.000- New Listing, 3 BR, 10, older home, gOOd cond., corner Full chg., sweetheart for a boss. Set own hours. t's easy to place a Classified Ad -. - T SECT +RECPT & office skills. will land this one. - to get results sure - --a---- — J- 4.-PQrsonals ADS IFFED UIFflV• SECTION 4: That all ordinances Howell Branch Basin; AP. representative of the estate is PROXIMATE AREA: 1$ $4. ml. MARIAN K. OBEDA. whose ad. or parts of ordinances In conflict The ability of professional firms eu Is Box 369, West Lorne, herewith be and the same are to perform in. timely manner will Ontario, Canada NOL 2 P 0. TM hereby repealed. SECTIONS: That this ordinance be a major consideration in the me and address of the personal shall become effective im. selection process. Expressions of mediately upon its passage and interest should be submitted to: representative's attorney are set adoption. Mr. Paul Magnant, Engineer, forth below, All pens having claims or A copy shall be available at the Public Works Department, 4320 5 Olfe of the City Clerk for all Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida demands against the estate are THREE by 5:00 P.M., close of business, required, WITHIN notified, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF - - ________ . - -• 'li,i• - ' . - ,. - - I - . . ___ _____ ______ ___ ____ ___ ____ _________ _____ t.4•' 'j $ - ,,' ., , ,. 'i''t4''."it. $t- " '. - . - -' -,• , -. p..- , -,w ----- --- •-- ___ I -P t' , -.''r ' . F1 1 'j .,. . 1 '. - .----M, ______ . . - -- I ' ,. --' - .. , I.- J"_! ,-, ___ t iL'bo. :.-." _______ . .. - AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, Call l.841.46$7,p! 6443079 herein shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges and im. munities as are from time to time granted to residents and property owners of the City of Sanford, Florida, and as are further provided in Chapter 171. Florida Statutes, .and shall further be subject to the responsibilities of residence or ownership as may from time to time be determined by the governing authority of the City of Sanford, Florida, and the provisions of said Chapter 171, Florida Statutes. SECTION 3: if any section or portion of a section of this or dinance proves to be invalid. unlawful or unconstitutional, it shall not be held to invalidate or impair the validity, force or effect of any other Section or part of this All parties in Interest and All candidates will be GENERAL LABORERS THIS NOTICE, to file with the __________________________ whether successful or un Many openings, one just for you. 18—IleIp Wanted successful. Interview process will clerk of the above court a written citizens shall have an opportunity _________________________ statementofanyclalmordemand to be heard at said hearing. ')""' By order of the City Commission then begin. çMAINTANA,4CE (') Nurse. Nurses Aide P.1 Any questions should be directed they may have. Each claim must Apt, complex, need handy peron. to Mr. Paul Magnant, (305) 322. be in writing and must indicate the of the City of Sanford, Florida. . Call 322.3553 H. N. Tamm, Jr. basis for the claim, the name and Afteróp.m. City Clerk 1962. MOM& DAD addressof thecreditor or his agent C)COOK$.WAITRESSES( or attorney, and the amount PublIsh Jan. 31 & Feb. 7. 14, 21, Board of County WAITERS General Labor, Yard Work, 1980 Commissioners Mon. thru Fri. apply Seminole Wttith one are you? claimed. If the claim is not yet DER.11O Seminole County NOTICE OF A PUBLIC * Garden Apts, due, the date when it will become ________________ Which one do you wanl? Public Works D.oartment _________ HEARING TO CONSIDER THE 4. due shall be stated. If the claim ii NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. Publish Feb. 14, 1910 ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE Mechanics helper I. Paint I. THE AGENCY WITH contingent or unliquidated, the INO TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. 4-. body helper. Good benefits. 9l2FrenchAve. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. OE7onature ci the uncertainty shall be lION OF AN ORDINANCE BY _____ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC Apply In person. 1 mi. north of NG TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. FLORIDA. (cor 10th & French) stated. If the claim is secured, the _____ CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. _____ HEARING TO CONSIDER THE Notice is hereby given that a 134 on 17.92. Richles VW. 7loii OF AN ORDINANCE BY *'ourfuture is our Concern security shall b described. The ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE Public Hearing will be held at the *I4 CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. Notice is hereby given that a claimant shall deliver suffIcient _____________ BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, Commission Room in the City Hail copies of the claim to the clerk to Public Hearing will be held at the ç FLORIDA, Ifl the City of Sanford, Florida, at Notice is hereby given that a Notice is hereby given that a enable the clerk to ,,iail one copy Commission Room in the City Hall Roofi WalisareO.K. public Hearing will be held at the 7:000'clock P. M. on February 25, Public Hearing will be held at the to each personal representative. in the City of Sanford, Florida, at But I need LIGHTS to see the 1910,10 consider the adoption of an çozimission Room in the City Hall All persons interested in the 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March 10, way 24-Susiness )pOrtUflitieS ,4?le City of Sanford, Florida, at ordinCe by the City of Sanford, Commist.on Room in the City Hall -' — Loveya __________________________ in the City of Sanford, Florida, at estate to whom a copy of this 1910.toconsidertheadoptionofan write news of local interest To :00 &clock P.M. on March 10, as lollows: 7:00 o'clock P. M. on February 25, Notice of Administration Pias besn ordinance by th City of __________________________ RARE OPPORTUNIT -. from LONGWOOD, SAN. ORDINANCE NO. iso, 8980, to consider the adoption of an Think Positive Americal Order WITHIN Longwood, Florida, as follows: ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY 19$0,toconsidectt,eadoptionofan mailed are required, Own Your Own Business, FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, 4rdinance by the City of Sanford, your "Welcome Home O*DTNA'NI NO. iis THREE MONTHS FROM THE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO ordinance by the City of Sanford, Distributorship for Kodak CASSELBERRY, OVIEDO & Plorida, as follows: Hostages' bumper.wifldOW DATEOF THE FIRSTPUBLICA. ANORDINANCEOFIHECITY 4,film, Duracell Batteries, GE, GENEVA and If you have a ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. as follows: ,• ORDINANCENO.I$04 sticker todayl When they TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file OFSANFORD,FLORIDATOAN. ORDINANCE NO. 1S03 Sylvania and other photo knackfor gathering the social AUORDINANCEOFTHEC1TY PORATE AREA OF THE CITY home-let's give them a big ANUI4DINANCEOF THE CITY' anyob.ctionstheymay havethat NEXWITHIN THE CORPORATE products needed In your area. news from your respective SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON Central Florida Welcomel EX WITHIN THE CORPORATE ADOPTION OF SAID OR. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO challenges the validity of the AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. No selling. Service top community to bepresented in $2.00 (includes tax, postage & DINANCE, THAT CERTAIN ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. decedent's will, the qualifications FORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP. retailers under exclusive a column In The Evening AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. handling). SAK Promotions fORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP. PROPERTY LOCATED BET. PORATE AREA OF THE CITY Of the personal representative, or lION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A contract established by us. Herald, we want to talk with LTD, P.O. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON th. venue or jurisdiction of the PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN Box 97$, High immediate income. fIld OF SAID ORDINANCE, A WEEN 11TH STREET AND PROPERTY ABUTTING RIDGE. Casselberry, Fl. 32707. Minimum investment 59.975. PdIfTION OF THAT CERTAIN 19TH STREET EXTENDED ADOPTION OF SAID OR. court.. Contact ALLCLAIMS,DEMANDS,ANO WOOD AVENUE ON THE NW Highprofitstructure.Caliopr, bPER1Y LOCATED BE. EASTERLY AND BETWEEN DINANCE, THAT CERTAIN Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A EN 13TH STREET AND MULBERRYAVENUEANDTHE PROPERTY LOCATED BET. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED AND LYING BETWEEN 25TH 2, 1.500.633.4545 or write DORISDIETRICH Mate" Dating Service. All INE STREET AND BE. VACATED SEABOARD WEFNSAIIFOROAVEP4IJEAND WILL BE FOREVER BARRED STREET AND AIRPORT NAMCO, 2121 Montevallo Rd., Date of the fIrst publication of BOULEVARD; SAID PROPER. ages, P.O. Box 6011, Ciearwa. OURSELVES EDITOR S.W. Birmingham, Alabama EN ROOSEVELT AVENUE COASTLINE RAILROAD RIGHT NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE tar, Fl. DIXIE WAY: SAID PRO. OF WAY; SAID PROPERTY AND BETWEEN MATTIE this Notice of Administration: TV LOCATED IN SEMINOLE 322.2611 9.Sdaily Mon..Fri. 35211. Include three COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. WYLLY Feb. 7, 1910. AND re'erences. TV LOCATED IN SEMI. LOCATED IN SEMINOLE STREET CORDANCE WITH THE VOLUN Marian K. Obeda COMPANIONneededfor E COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. AVENUE: SAID PROPERTY 6Chikl As Personal RepresentatIve IARY ANNEXATION PRO. THE LOCATED IN SEMINOLE ElderlyLady,lhrs.perday WITH 25—Loans 0RDANCE WITH THE VOL. CORDANCE lSlONS OF SECTION 171.044, Ofthefltateof Monthru Fri 322.1351 ARYANNEXATIONPROVI. VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVID. JULIANA STANKO WITH THE Babysit 2.lyrolds In my home. NS OF SECTION 171.014, PROVISIONS OF SECTION CORDANCE ING FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. Deceased Retired Radio advertising Fenced yd., downtown San. ? NEED CASH? 171.041, FLORIDA STATUTES; VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION I9RIDA STATUTES; PROV1D FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE ford, 332-6441. salesman, want to makeextra UseYourHomeAsSecurity FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. P R 0 V I D I N 0 F 0 R PROVISIONS OF SECTION ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL DATE, income every month? Call the Call Us For Terms rCTS AND EFFECTIVE SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS 171.044, FLORIDA STATUTES: WHEREAS, therehas been filed F 0 R REPRESENTATIVE: E. .1, Gierach Willkeepchildren in my BIG ONE WETO. 904734.9316. PR0VIDIN0 Tower Financial Serv. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. E. with the City Clerk of the City of homefor working mother WHEREAS, therehas been filed SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS PC) Box 6037 1.100.211.2469 Sanford, Florida, a petition con. Orlando, Florida 32103 Workers needed for cabinet Reas. rates. Referencesgiven the City Clerk of the City of 'with the City Clerk of the City of AND EFFECTIVE DATE. tamIng the name of the property manufacturing shop. Must EREAS,,herehasbeenfiIed 323.5015 WHEREAS,therehasbeenfiled Telephone. (305) p4.6941 NO BROKERAGE Sanford, Florida, a petition con. rd, Florida, a petition con owners in the area described have knowledge of tools. Apply ta:ning the names of the property with the City Clerk of the City of Publish Feb. 7, 14, 1910 ng the name of the property FEES hereinafter requesting annexation Will baby sit In my home full or DES.36 Gentry Manufacturing Co. owners In the area described Sanford, Florida, a petition con sin the area described here. tothecorporatearea of the City of part time. Infants welcome. Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. 9 hereinafter requesting annexation taming the names of the property er requesting annexation to Sanford, FlorIda, and requesting Call Kim 327O603 aft $ p.m. am. 3 p.m. M.F. 29-ROOfl1S to the corporate area of the City of owners In the area described orporate area of the City of included therein; and Winter Spgs. area. Sanford, Florida, and requesting hereinafter requesting annexation NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. to be riord, Florida, and requesting WHEREAS, the Property Ap. Sanford Gracious living. R.ii tothecorporateareaoftheCltyof ING TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. OVERSEAS to be Included therein; and to b'e included therein; and praiser of Seminole County, BY weekly I monthly rates, utilities WHEREAS, the Property Ap. Sanford, Florida, and requesting lION OF AN ORDINANCE 9 GoOd Things tO Eat WHEREAS, the Property Ap. MOST SKILLS NEEDED THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. Florida having certified that there pd. InquIre 300 S. Oak 141.7113 pras.r of Seminal. County, praiser of Seminole County, to be included therein; and IDA. Earn $100 to$3500 a Month are two property owners in the WHEREAS, the Property Florida, having certified Thai Florida hang certified that tier. Many Other Befit Its. area to be annexed, and that said Notice Is hsry given that a Navel oranges Igrapefrult there are two property o*eirs in praiser of Seminole County, are two property owners in the a-Apartments Uturnished Latest Overseas Employment have signed the If the area to be annexed, and that Florida having certified that there Public Hearing will be held at the property owners area to be annexed, and that said the Commission Room in the City Hall petitIOn for annexation; and 3236733,322.0362 Directory Listing Over 500 — '' — said property owners have sIgned are two property owners In property owners have sIgned ui 1 BR-4209 up. Pool. Adults only WHEREAS, It has been deter. area to be annexed, and that said in the City of Sanford, Florida, at American Employers Who Hire the petition for annexation: and petition for annexation: and signed the 7:00 o'clock P.M. on February 23, mined that the property described Make room In your attic, larage. • Ada. Just So. of Lake on for Overseas. Person to Write WHEREAS, it has betn deter. property owners have been WHEREAS, It has Sell idle Items with a Ciasslf led Airport Blvd. on 17.fl in 1950, to consider th. adoption of an hereinafter is reasonably compact Skills Required And Work Areas mined that the property described Petition for annexation: and determined that the property 323.5670 Ad. Call a friendly ad.taker.at Call Sanford. WHEREAS, It has been deter, ordinance by the City of Sanford, and contIguous to the corporate described hereinafter Is reasonably compact hereinafter is Send$1.9StORECE INC., area of the City of Sanford, 322.2611 or $319993 M'Iuer's ViIlag as follows: and contiguous to ttte corporate mlnedthatthepropertyde$cribed reasonably compact and con. os ROSECRANS ST., BOX 17$ Florida, and it has further been ORDINANCE NO. 1102 SANFORD-Remodeled I BR area of the City of Sanford, hereinafter is reasonably compact tig*ustoth.corporatear,acithe SANDIEGO,CA92110 ANORDINANCEOFTHECITY de0f'mi1edttiattheann,xationot plus den.air, tile bath, $220. Florida, and It has further been Mid conliguous to the corporate OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN. said property will not result In the CityofSanford,Florida,andlthas 11—Ifl$h'uctioflS Adults. 141.7113. further been determined that the det.rmined that the annexation of area of the City of Sanford, NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE creation of an enclave, and Package store clerk. 43 hr. •_ , • • •V!IIIT IJi1 iiU prop,r,y w,u flOT resuit tnrie annexaiton 0, saio property wIll Will train, good company WHEREAS, the City of AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. Sanford, determined that the annexation of Lovely 1 BR Condo not result in the creation ci an creation of an enclave; and benefits. Apply in person. FORD, FLORIDA. UPON ADOP. FIOI'idL is In a pooltion to provide Stitch a Rainbow KIt appliances + WID enclave; and WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, said property will not result in the TICN OF SAID ORDINANCE, municipal services to the property Walgreons, 2942 Ortando Dr. creation of an enclave: and Florida, is in a position to $230 + Sec. Dep. 323.6370 _e Expressions 322.7513 WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, described herein, and the City WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY CornmissionoftheCityolS.nfotd, municipal services tothe property Florida, is in a position to provide LOCATED BETWEEN JEWETT DeBary- lovely 1g. I BR, near descrIbed herein, and the City Florida is in a position to provide LANE AND 16TH STREET AND muoicipalservicestothepropeny Florida, deems it in the best in NEEDED NOW! ThC1aINOflCS shop & churches. Ideal for described herein, and the City ConimissionootheCltyof Sanford, munlcipalservicestotheproperty terest of thi City Of accept said WEST OF AIRPORT BOULE. or 461.6155. Florida, deems It In the best in. desCribed herein, and the City yARD, SAID PROPERTY LO. petition and to annex said Commission of the City of Sanford, _1322b054 RN*— LP7l's You are asked to loin in a tires? of the City to accept said CommlsslonofttteCityof Sanford, CATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida, deems It in the best In. property. Florida, deems It In the best In. petition to the Gov. about any petition and to annex said terest of the City to accept said 31A- ipIexes FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT EN. HOME CARE— terest of the City to accept said bigotry, wrong doing, or petition and to annex said property, ACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. petitIon and to annex said discrImination at Seminole HOSPITALSTAFF NOW, THEREFORE, BE property. IT NEXATION PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, .Unfun.3BR,uIj'' Comm. College write B1607.NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTEDRYTHEPEOPLEOF property, SECTION 171.04.4, FLORIDA STA. FLORIDA: References, 1st & last + dep. Lake Mary 32746, 3235399. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, NURSES Al DES— SECTION 1; That the following SThOmo, 322.9410 ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF TUTES: PROVIDING FOR 5EV. THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: ui property sltuited in ________________________ ERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND 3 O' Your Mother usd them, your FLORIDA: SECTION I: That the following THE CITY OF SANFORD, EFFECTIVE DATE. Seminole County, Florida, be i Grandmother used Rawleigh the tollowIng 32—Houses Unfurnished described property situated in FLORIDA: rt€.-riar' .. WHEREAS,therehasbe.n filed theumeishUebyaflnexidtOand salve I. liniment. These 1. SECTION 1: That the following LIVE-IN COM'A M,ON described property situated in p, Seminole County, Florida, be made a part of the City Sanford, with the City Clerk of the City of many more famous Rawleigh Seminole County, Florida, be and Ihesame is hereby annexed to y4 described property situated In Sanford, Florida, a pt,y Florida, pursuant to the voluntary 4 BR, 1½ 8, Fl m.carpeted, products avail, here in town. theaame is hereby annexed to and made a part ci the City of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. be and provisions Of S,dIMI C.H.A $325 mo. talning the name of the property Call 322.3547. the same Is hereby annexed to iii made a part of the City ci Sanford, Florida, pursuant to the voluntary UPJOHN HEALTH CARE 171.014, Florida Statutes: + dep. 322Q3i6 in owners the area described flSedl a part Of the City SanfOrd, Florida, pursuant to the voluntary annexation provisions of. Parcel One: BeginnIng 1391.21 Florida, pursuant to the voluntary hereinafter requesting annexation EVERY DAY someone is lookint anrsxation provisions of Section 171.041, Florida Statutes: feet West and 2192.7 feet South of CALL 628-0636 fothecorporateareacl the Cityof lot what you have to sell. CaIr 33-Houses Furnished 171.011, Florida Statutes: Beginning at the Northwest 1xatio provisions of SCl0 the Northeast corner of Section 2, Sanford, Florida. and requesting Ad will and your Classified today 171.044. Florida Statutes: SERVING ORANGE AND. Lot 16, less the East 100 feet corner of Lot 7, run thence South Township 20 South, Range 30 East, to be Included therein: and ear here tomorrow. LOts S. I, 9and 10. Block 15, A. B. OR SEMINOLE COUNTY thereof, DIXIE SUBDIVISION, as 305 feet, thence East $0 feet, 3 Be'oom, 2 Bath, Washer 'un SOUth 139 feet thence WHEREAS, the Property Ap. recorded in PIat Book 2. Page 103. thence North l4degreeslV, thence Russell's Additionto Foil Reed, as North 4$ deweis East 191.57 $27$mo. +$lOOdep. praiser of Seminole County, Public Records of Seminole RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. East 311,1 feet thence West 140.5 I'ecorded In Plat look 1, page 97, thence West 139 feat to the point of Florida having certIfied that there Legal Notice County, Florida. (let to the Point of Beginning, said Public Records. SemInole County, Apply In person Sanford Nursing are two property owners in the The above.described property Is & Convalescent Center, 950 property being situated in Florida. Parcel Two: Beginning 21.01 area to be annexed, and that said The abov,.descrlbed property Is further described as a portion of Millonville. Seminole County, Florida. FICTITIOUS NAME diaIfls West and 1723.9 feat 37—Business Property South property criers have signed the that certain property located _________________________ The abovedescrlbed property is further descrIbed as that certain Notice is hireby given that I am Of the NOrthI11I corner of Section Petition fOr aiunexation; and property located between Sanford between 13th Street and Blame further described as Lots 7$ mid TownshIp 20 South. Rang. 30 engaged in business it 527 Little WHEREAS, It has been deter. Business location, Rent'3,000 sq. Street and between Roosevelt fl Block A, MM Smith's second Avenue and North CarolIna mined that Ut. property deo'lbd East thence run South 46.5 feat: Wekiva Rd., Altamonte Springs, ft., fully carpeted, modern, Avenue and Dixie Way said SubdivIsion, according to plot Avenue and between Manic Street Seminole County. Florida, under thsnceEast,Ilfeet,flienc,Noctti herelnafterilrcasonabiycompect best locatIon, excellent traffic and Wylly Avenue, said proprly property located In Seminole thereof recorded in Put DATA fictitious name Of the 45 degrees East 3443 feet, thence contiguous to the corporate I. visibility. Call 322.4403. County, Florida. page 101, Public Records of located in Seminole County, area of the City of Sanford, West 205.1 feet to the Point of SYSTEMS, and that I intend to Florida. SCTION 2: That upon this Seminole County, Florida. name with the Clerk said register SECTION 2: That upon this Florida, and it h5 further bean hiofMing. ordinance becoming effective, the SECTION 2: That upon this SECTION ii That upon this of the Circuit Cour.t, Seminole 31—Wanted to Rent An aggressive sales. property owners and any resident ordinance becoming effective, the ordinance becomIng effective, the determIned that the annexation of ordinance becoming effective, the County, Florida in accordance said property will not result in the property owners and any resident residing on the property described PersOn Is needed for property owners and any resident propetty owners and any resident with the provisions of the Fic. herein shall be entitled to all the residing on the property described resldingonthe property descrIbed creation of an enclave; and titlous Name Statutes, To.Wit: Mature working gent, desires midontheeropertydescribed sales and servicepf WHEREAS,theCityof Sanford, herein shall be entitled to all the rigtijs and privileges and Im. herein shall be entitled to all the Section 565.09 Florida Statutes tm. by wk. w.kit. priv., herein shall be entitled to all the Florida, Is in a position to provide rights and privileges and im. established and munitles as are from time to time rights and privileges and im. 1957. rights and privIleges and im Ca$sitbtrry.$anfofd. 3394447 municipal services to the property granted to residents and property munities as are from time to time IflUnitios as$I'* from time to time 51g. Douglas 0. Jarre$t ask for Sill. advertisers. A' great mwtitles as are from time to time descrIbed herein. and the City granted to residents and property owrrs of the City of Sanford, granted to residents and Publish Jan.31 & Feb. 7, II, 21, yM1$adtorflidentsand property CommIslIOfOIthe City Of Sanford, future for a self. owners ci the City of Sanford, and Florida, as are further owners of the City of Sanford, 1910 owners of the City of Sanford, Floiida, deems it iii the best In. provided In Chapter Ill, Florida .Florida, and as are further Florida, and as are further 41.A'-APartm.nts &__ starter. Previous Florida and as are further DER.107 latest of the City to accept said provided in Chapter us, Firm Statutes, and shall further be provided in Chapter 171, FlorIda provided In Chapter 171, FlorIda ________________ IP$IIS sales experience petition and to annex said subject to the responsibilities of Statutes, and shall further be Statutes, and shall further be Statutes, and shall further be ___________________ property, tO neided. Salary plus the ilIponhIbIlitles Of residence or ownership as may subject tà the responsibilIties 50ffh1p0t.ibtle5df NOW, THEREFORE, IF IT NOTICIUNDIIPICTITOUS frefli time to time be determined FURN DUPLEX-near down resldenci or crwrjtip as may re51d1e or ownership as may commission with full residence or owneeship as may BY THE PEOPLE OF ENACTED NISTATUTE from time to time be dslerminid bV4tie governing authority of lIt. town. very neat 2 story. Cozy from lime to time be determined from tIme to time be determined THE company benefits. CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. MAY TO WHOM IT CONCERN: governing avniortty , City of Sanford, Florida, and the by the governing authority of the home for 2 familIes, or great by the governing authority of the IDA: otke Is hereby gIven that the prsions of tald Chapter lit, investment with excellent City ci Sanford, Florida, and the City of Sanford, Florida, .ud Apply in person to: SECTION 1: That the following CIty if Sanford, Florida and the undersigned, pursuant to the of said Chapter us, income. Assume I pet. mtg. Florida Statutes. provisions of said Chapter Ill, provisions of said Chapter 171, desa'Ibud prlperty sItuated "Fictitious Statute" Name Florida Statutes. $3&o$0. on Beck, FlorIda StatuteS. MCTION 1: if any section Florida Statutes. SeminoIs CouIlty. Florida. be -Il SECTION 3: Ii any section or Chapter $65.09, Florida Statute, orportion of a section SECTION 3: II any section or SECTION lx i any section Mertislng the aitie is herghy annexed III register whit the Clout of the pottio of a Section ii this or. will Portion Of sictliui of this of this ordinance proves to be madeaprtifiiiCityof iantor, portion of a section of this or' Circuit Court In and for S.mlnole dinance proves to be Director Invalid, dinance proves to be invalid, dlnance proves to be Invalid, invalid, unlawful or un. Harold Hall Florida, pursuant to the voiuntary unlawful or unconstitutional, i County, Florida, upon receipt of coittitutionaI, it shall not be held unlawful or unconstitutional, unlawful or unconstitutional, It enitexatlon arvisi.ns of SectIon te shall not be held to invalidate or Icalion of this of Inc. or Impair the shall not be Mid ho invalidate shaH not be held so invalidate or Ew'nlng IfrikI 171.044, FlorIda Statutes: Impair the validity, force or REALTOR, MLS imPair te validity, force or ., dity, force or effect of any impair the validIty, ext. and tJnvaIIdate y,,a Slocks4tatW39andaIloi Blocks Otanyetlters.ctlonori.rtofwtls STEEN HARRIS PAINTING ofanyothiriicticnorpartofthis part ci this or. 3235774 Other section or effect it any other wctlon or part Day or NiQht N. French Ave. 23 and 24 lyIng South Of the ordinance. under whIch I am engaged in ' ordinance, Atlantic CoasHine Railroad mo SECTION 4: DrIve, Toledo That alt ordinances Sanford, Florida SECTION 4: That .11 ordinances SECTION II That all ordinances ThOU 4: That all ordinances that part Of Block number $0 lying Aitamonte Springs, Florida In the or parts it ordinances in conflict or pails of ordinances In conflict or &rfl of ordinances ira conflict in South of the Atlantic Coastline IIIrI*DII be and the same are COOKS & COOK TIAINUS — herewith be and the same are CIty of Altamonte Springs, Perewith be and the same are herewith be and me same are RalllSad Mid StOCk 43 fylfig ffl,ffi CUALLININO IPWAIDING PWIby f'IpSaied. Florida. hereby repealed. liOt'_ hereby repealed. MId South of the AtlantiC Coastline SECTIONS That $$tj$ fast food takiout store, in. 'T'8 the p1tty intetested Iniald i,gn, SECTION 1: That this ordinance SECTIONS: That thisorlinance Summerlin Ave. 3 SR ii, SECTION 1 That thIs ordinance RaIhiad and I , the shall become effectIve im. business entefWiW IS as follows: surance. credit union, profit shall become effective tnt. shall become •ff•ctive tnt. shall become effective im. reif,super clean, call for ne me share avail, Apply mediately .i. Lake Mary Stephen F. Harris .g. aid mediately upon its peuage mediately upon Its mediately upon its passage and details. A buy at all in MM SmUt's Subdivision as 46 Food Store Lake Mary Fl. adoption. elborry Seminole Deted at adoption reccdinPlOfSoSk1,pa,e1S. ____ Acoeyshalledavallableatthe A &ccpyshallbeavailableatthe v shalt ae available at the Csedy. Florida Feb. SL lilt ACOpysMIlbeavailableattM NautIfOflacr.sinLk.M.ryfor Public lecora Seminole County, Feb. 14. 11, $1 Mat' 4, Office Of Sit. city Clerk for all Office of the City Clerk for all Office of the CIty Clerk for all Office of the City Clerk for all your dream home. Zoned api. Eip. for fist food takeout store, Florida. tO tit. f5Sfl5 015111111 skalnine potNA dishing to examine the potions desIlng to examine the persons desiring to examine tIiP insurance. credit union. pout The above-descrIbed property is ae. DIII.. same. same. same. avail. Apply Lake Mary further described as mat certain parties 10 interest CM FLORIDA RUI.IY All parties in Interest end Alt parties In interest and All parties in Interest and 46 FOod Shore. Lake Mary, Fl. bet PrOPertY iec citizens shall have an NOsitunity citizens shall have an ppporhmlty chums shaH have an opportunity shall have an opportunity 44 OF SANFORD REALTOR l.4nt 5•ffi 5KW IS be heard at said h..rin Of to be heard at said hearing. to be heard at said hearing. 'heard said hearing. FIIERGLA$1 Airport Boulevard; said prs.eriy 35445 French ave. 'd 3fl.0231 the City CommIion F LORl 0 Sy order Of th City COntaiN ISPI city Commission SyNdUit me____ order of me City Commission Fiberglass. gel coat I meld ____ located in Semlno,. County, the City Of Sanlord, Flajida. 322.3772.32*4779,323.5353 ci the City of $anlerd. Florida. Of the City of Sanford, Florida. _______ City of Sanford, Florida. accern, -. -maker. Pay FIglidS. IH.N. Tamm, j', H. N. Tamm, Jr. N N. Tamm, Jr. H. N. Tamm, Jr. Apply SterIlee Enterprises. I 4 pct. ItiSerest to qualified SECTION 2; That upon this city clerk city ciout City clerk City Clerk Bide. IN. Rudder Or., San. HRNE AVV _____ buyers, Nev homes with ord11ssncssecaningitNctivthe PublhshFeb.14.21.31&Mar.4 lWiFeb.!1.2I,J$$Mir.4 publlSIl:Jfl.31&Fab.1.14e31. PubliN;January3I,$February — *d(Airpert)baIwsonSa.m.. hImentsunder$so. 7,1411, IN prcpsrty .wn..s aid any resident _ its, 1p.m. I _________________________ . Low down pdyments. 3334*57 DER.111 rssidineontheroCaeJi,desaibod 71 Ectension No 301 Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida iy: William Kirchhoff, Chairman Attest Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 'ubliSh February 14, 1980 pES 67 Thursday, Feb. 14, 1980- Evenin Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,f (( 'j._j, L _'a • p,p.p' (.. e'44 ,A.iiri.. ..,, I I I �-. I - - I I I I kv Id I R 1r it M7 i s 72 fld Year, No. l5?Fr,day, February j!Saflfor Florida 3277l I I I Evening HeraIdU5PS481.28O)Price15Cents I 14 .fhf . '.. .................... FLOOR TILE 'J3 fiiIIIIfl1ft] L I or interior-exterior use. Provides water. tsghtseal for most construction jobs S . , - • IIJI'}4 ______ ___ SCREWDRIVERS LATEX KORKER . 12" x 12" vinyl asbestos tile n, Gold in Spring Green, 0 Ch p or Pebble Beige. II 1 and No 2 Phillips spsip • a, S tip .3" and 6" Cabinet By DONNA ESTES Wefsz of Smlthtown, Long Island and a person named A Washington, D.C. federal grand jury has subpoenaed "Weinberg," who has been identified by Purvis as the office records of U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly to tie turned over by "who helped the FBI set up the Abscam operation." man Monday, Kelly $ press secretary Bill Purvis said today. Kelly, R-New Port Richey, has admitted that he accepted Purvis said the records demanded include Kelly's travel $,000 from FBI undercover agents at a home on SV Street in schedules telephone logs and records, office appointment Washington In January in exchange for it promise to help it schedule and any correspondence that may have taken place non-existent Arab sheik gain entry to the United States in the between Kelly and five individuals. event an uprising took place mn his own country. Kell) has said The Individuals named In the subpoena, Purvis said, include he accepted the money as part of his own investigation to Eugene "Gino Cluzioof Longwood, Leonard Mayer, formerl) determine what was in%ol%ed of Longwood, William Rosenberg of Lynbrook, N.Y. Stanley Published reports are that the $25,000 was a down payment • No COMMON NAILS Flat head, diamond point, 8d or 16d . tandard - 11 fl. oz. Cartridge _ tip. ___________________________________ Peg. Price (per pound) ..... 45C Tile Reg Price (Cartridge). 990 ..: ••:,•:. ...•.. Each 3-Piece 9 ROLLER and TRAY SET i-. 69 White pile fabric roller cover, roller frame and metal tray. No. 938-TAP-90. • - Set i Rig Price (set) _. 1 79 Rag Price (each) 3 19 Rag Price (each) 79C CARRY CARPET Rag Price (!wi It) Economy Nylon BRUSH CAULK SYNTHETIC TURF HA-3. 125 0 Each Two HoWle KITCHEN FAUCET Each Imimr/Oubloor CARPET • t 05A 12' 3" 1 ftshill faucet has a full 5' %Now.uistsiing BUCKETS OWN Gray No. proof. Staysflexible.6 ff. EM MOOILM PAINTS 01. tube. 3 ca*oroo4orsand washable paint In . White. 199 9 79 0 ESch 49 CONCRETE MIX ScOttY'l -CON LATEX PAINT " 40 lb. beg makes Solf-rimming satin finished dou. bie bowl sink. 33 *22. Ussonanyinter- co... ... . . • . . •. go I X 12NL3 ' 3½ 35C aid metal. Brilliant li,ff1 1/3cu.ft. CHAIN SAW Ift ' *23" 1 1%S 8 thru 16 leril • .- - •;•- - 1129 2-Gallon Pail Prices quoted In this ad are In"d on custoill pickirwup mwdwdin at ow stDI iblsfOrasmIHchsrgi. Management reserves the right to limit a - IIIIUflI..1111111J VISA' and lObar. 1/2"x4'x8' ,,.,..,.,., I 4 Un.Ft. - SPRUCE/PINE VIM . 54 I . of . O S 8y I)IANEPETRVK • .. S- . j. •..;- 4p jL k - She THE ODD COUPLE For Nuclear Retali ' * ati"on "Slit"ced In Half 700 French Avenue F%:32U700 ~Iprjl 1r,1,,? 17 1 I ': the .4' '.S -- - - • -. - t'I: S S 50 *K&ftOf 011 t - •• that U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldhelm had discussed the names of commission members wi th him by 00l f&M tW "ft Ha said that ft hquiry commission ,a a ow thitaIks1eacngtorekNof couldbesetup a IJJTh - . American hostages is "probably a couple of wee away. - A - -, - I ww meIf = AcUssIqse ..... ............2* on. Feeling " ,. . . 4A ...... Ourselves ......................7A IA Ell........................hA ip ... 41A Dail.....................7A IA ...................... .ZA World........................... - - 7 All federal offices and banks In IA / Federal Offices Closed Monday county, public school, and municipal offices will be open for business as usual Washingtons '"'is n°' ________________________________________________________________________________________ KING Herald Photo by Tom N,ij Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center had a Valentine's Day hart QUEEN Thursday and in addition to refreshments the staff and residents vo(etl to select a Valentine Queen and King. Chosen were Elsie Moore and James FOR A DAY Davidson, who is affectionately known as the Governor. . -• A, EtsrW....................... '(lick IA till •' U.& See story oe Page 3A. bostag.sinTehran would notbereleaaed telephone for one hour early today. until a 1'i cunii . "Now we are only waiting for acvajtigate the dab's reglill hu an the hostages could be completed in two ceptance of the names," said Glil days, It would almost certainly take zadeh.I'For us, the narnes do not matter. 0unced Its findilill Gbotbsadsh's statement, made in more time before they were actually set The important thing is that the corn. mission be formed." Rime,ds.lta blow tohopss that r.iosse free, Today he went fur ther after a meeting AmerIcans was imminent. Gotzbadeh described his talk with Iranian Prenident Aboflia,ii Banl.S.dr at the Vatican with Papal Secretary of Casaroll as "satisfactory," saying, "We hall add thSyCOUldbS had InboIfIU State Carna1 Agostino Casardll: "The spoke of the Iranian revolution and the hostages will not be released until the owtain condtl ware mill force of relloon In the world." fil confall on ill omnissim has announced Its In Washington, Ule White Hotm has At an egrow . Piece . Mdiy thru Siturday . . •. •. By U*W P"Inifireaund r Sadegh GWIudeh all Way 11he Am& GM RMAY ON RMARY 21 S ich h . because of Disney World. Volusia got an Herald Staff Writer allocation because of the Daytona 500 • r . - L 1 • Seimminole County is filing a protest with stock car race. the Florida Department of Energy after -Seminole is'caught in between," Ms. III . " 4, being overlooked 'niursday when the Blackmon said. "There is tit) way Volusia 14 r . energy office granted Orange, Volusia, canaccommodate all those people. They - 00 1 , , , '. " ,, Brevard and 14 other countics carly split int- Scininole and even tlrangc release of it di"Y's slippl), of state gas County." reserves. 1. -Retailers are calling ine every two .', * 'ó;. The early release came because minutes to protest,' she added. l ' ' "' allocations are being made based on She said she is asking the state for a ' , amounts of gas used month by month in reconsideration for Seminole Count) 1978. But Febru.ary, 1980 has in extra gasoline retailers, insisting the~ also day, being it leap )-car. deserve an extra day's sit 'A nie energy office felt certain counties . "I'm cognizant oi fix,fact the whole \- t. i would need additional gas based on their I _N k. ib state is having a problem," site said. fill tourist attractions and tourist throughBut we. feel Seminole was particularl y . traffic, said lion tossman energy office 1 '?-A' ' - 4 slighted in this particular cast, ." 1ZJ,0;7.f4, press aide. Seminole County wits not one #rio Nis. Blacknion said she tiopes to hear f of thein and lie couldn't say why. lie did from the state on tier protest by early say tourism and incre,asL-d population next week. were determining factors. Meanwhile, it check of local gas Seininole County purchasing agent and fuel allocation officer JoAnne Illacknion stations today showed allocations for February are domi two to five persaid she feets Setninole did not get the consideration it deserved when the extra centage points front last month. Allocations are running up to 25 percent allocation was nuide. OW February,usage. •said she has given the state a verbal protest and is Mowing it up with Gas prices today at stations surveyed A ~ .3.f a written one. ranged from $1. 10 for selkervice, regular X. "They (fix.,energy office) did not give to $1.22 for regular with full service. They Herald Pilots by Torn NISI4 satisfactory reason for it to me," she ranged from $1.12 for sell seruec unleaded to $1.25 for unleaded with fullThey say misery loves company and if you are a horse standing In a wet field said. Nis. Blackmon explained that the service. Premium gas wws $1.14 at selfon a allocations went to south west and south service pumps to $1.28 at full service cornp any at all east coastal regions and Oranite County pumps. -. . 157 ' SANFORD I' I SIMICESTNI 2!? w 1 Hostage Freedom Must Wait I • For Commiss_______________________ i on ts o ranian Piece 2z4zf HOURS: 1 F 3/8" x Wit 8 . .......... 4A 3/4"x4'*8 80 1b. beg makes 2/3 cu. ft. i-or iviore (ias .. . MX PARTICLE u. In. engine, U 40b Beg Whit.. 8 0 6" I39 prepared wood o k 8Gallon 10111111110 Bowl r9$TAINLE$8 STEEL SINK . x a" X 10....... 10" * 12".,,,,,,,,,,,75C Each I,% P'YI' • S ft s e A congressional memo eirculating on Gen. Richard Ellis, commander of the when lie testifies Feb. 20 before the On the one hand, the Soviets developed greater accuracy in their in- Capitol Iffil says tMense Secretary Strategic Air 'Coinniand, before the Senate -Vined Services Committee. Making optimum assumptions about lprr'rrntinp,taJ ,,,Acc)h, i'ñhr than Harold Brown has conceded privately the house Armed Services Committee on nuclear attack by the Soviet Union has A major question now facing the -been cut in 1l4tillring Un lia^ two yearilit, tili~mvejsrailrXirlorce experts expected. Their programs to equip sea- United States is inferior to the Soviet Jan. 25. federal government is how to deal with developed a computer model of the strike launched missiles with multiple war- Union in long-range nuclear weapons and ACcording to a U.S. Air Force sWy. Ellis noted that, according to Air Force the situation. The study has raised Wiestions, among and cawter-st;rike targets. heads as well as their deployment of new will take several years to catch up. estimates, "rough strategic Theywere appalled at what they found. ICBMs moved ahead faster than exthe hanciful congressmen who have been Thomas floss, a spokesman for Brown, equivalence" did exist in mid-1977. Ellis favors "stretching" 155 FR-ill Is claim "Our capability after a Soviet first pected. bil about the said the il did not accurately portray "If that period is accepted as the niediwii bombers and providing them the United States retaim "essential strike todainage the full spectrum of his On the other hand, cutbacks in U.S. Brown's view, departure point for subsequent year with new engines as a 'quick fix." e*dvalam" with ft Russims. military targets is roughly one half of strategic programs weakened America's Brown stands by his assertion the assessments, then I can only state that, But others -legislators and niilitary SoeasaldGen I.awAflen, Air Force what it was In 1977 and will remain there position President Carter canceled the United States remains "essentially by today's measurements, an adverse specialists - have a range of other "f of staff, becarne cocemed about until about IN5,1' said one officer B-1 bomber, the Trident submarine equivalent" with Russia in strategic strategic initialanLe has developed and suggestions, including bringing back the the Soviet Union's continuing buildup familiar with the study. program slowed, and the missile power, Ross said. will continue for several years to come," 11-1, altering the B-i, further modernizing Officials gave several reasons for the system is lagging behind original about 15 months No, and ordered a A hint of the Air Force assessment was Ellis said, of B-52 bombers, and designing an ent1wough review of Amica's ability to rqmrted deterioration. contained in fittle-noted testimony by deployment dates. Ellis Is expected to give more details tirely new manned bomber. K 5" September 1 79 through early January, 19!' lie said KeIt at news conference with \B( reporter Da vid Brinkley it plamned that Ma yerapparently introduced Jerrs Spicer \htitland businessman to Ciuzio who in turn introduced Ciuzio to Kelly at a luncheon inceting at Lord Chuniley's Pub in Altamonte Springs lie said that Ciuzio and Kell y met about See hi I I V1 Page 2A WASIUNGTON (UPI) - IU ability of retaliate following a Soviet pre-emptive Abe United States to retaliate against a strike on the United States. . FL. SHELVINQ 25C '*4" av.*.. - U.S. Abiellv Sq Each / 1/2"X X 1 / 2" X-V .1 1/8".% .4'x 8' (NO Iwpt* m. Interior, one cost, r - cc"* Can" Latex WALL PMNT - well insulated homecansal A Snow Oahe, mild6w Mayer no longer lives in Longwood. In 1976 he attempted to be a candidate for the Longw ood (it', Council but was disqualified by then (It) Clerk Onnie H homimmte because 1k was not a registered toter in Seminole Counts According to documents lie filed with the city' at that time lie was emplo)cd bs I & M Fnterprises Inc of Ike Ho id Winter Park The firm was involved in insurance a n d labor relations . *4*8 3/8"x 4' x 8' CDX ...... 6*49 INSULATIGN TUB end TILE CAULK Sq. Yd. 8111111 FAUCET ' SHEATHING Almy A PLYWOOD d 1 . . • - ......... • 240"8e33 FIM 199 SWe Control .... Each Sheet Bundle For %vod or rnetal outswinging storm or screen doors. 5/8" to =ZPallnTR 1/2 a. 4 U 20 Year Warranty Square Each 3/8" 3Ta NNILA1$ Each 69 P I eI.. .1 steep Csu,iu uu u uiuc* 2.9 percent advance of April 1973. The new round of Inflationary pressures MAY C8111111111110 the White House th of Carter's major opponents for the Democratic presidential nomination Sm. Edward Kennie* and California Gov. Jerry Brown have attacked him on his economic policies. Y1 I 3T h N"" MAU'l GYPSUM 15 ' Year Warranty 11l Square .... 23.88 70% odkpcg 515 ______ r 01411ilser 15 U widths. l 1W t.ttr- !ormarics Ni 07229' oo White or Colors PUSHBUTTON LATCH No.'2326-AD- Decorator colors, in Plain 2195 1. Nylon Hanill-Wall Has grooves 1 /4" deep. 11%" wide, W -2 "i7iis teriorocext.riorsuriaces Stays flexible. I I ff. oz. car. tridge. BRUSH Chrome finished faucet has Duralac: knobs. For 3-hole sinks 5 YSSt limited warranty. a 99 AO%m tightly to In- 'Y' Th and BATTEN A Each w1ZPil`R BrushfW TeXtuM REVERSE BOARD 94Each ter.5/8" x 4' x B' sheet. Pine. go Sq9 Yd. 3 9 .#A V-12M LOH, Inc. Hold-All Shelf BRACKETS No G100 30.73 3" tossaway. Colorful striped patterns, in 6'and 12' widths. CARM 9C r Fr Summer sequence m DIAMOND HEAD 100% nylon, plush pile,foam back carpat in 1 2' widths. was published saymv activity. S. measures what retailers pay for goods they sell t1l consumers -,was fueled by huge price gains in a variety of products ranging from gasoline to jmIry, the. depiartment said. The first government report on In. flation in the I9ft Is that consumers can expect no relief in the months ahead. Inflation in 1979 advanced by 13.3 percent, the biggest jump in 33 years. President Carter has estimated that prices should rise by another 10.4 percent this year, even though he belleves the overall economy will experience a mild recession. e Labor Department said January's overall 1.6 percent increase was the sharpest since November 1974, when wholesale costs advanced by 2 percent. Food prices were the only bright spot in the new report. They declined 0.8 percent. However, the prlcm of goods other than food surged ahead by L4 percent the largel pin in that category since the Un Ft T1 I - Each • 7'j () £I P ol l I CUT OW _--- Ti - Polished aluminurn rod is 5' long and 1 " in diameter. Has chrome adjustable flanges. No screws necessary. 4565X64. J, few months later an announcement Mayer had become it labor arbitrator. Purvis said Mayer was a friend of Ciuzio's. Purvis said today Kelly met with Cittzio about 10 times during the period front un IesPlte : food prices, the government's Producer Price Index soared 1.6 percent during January for the largest gain in more than five years, Labor Department reported today. I I ff. 02. covid" Ea h oil! $ioo,000 and Ciuzio, . 1X2 SP RUCEI'/ PII NE Seals and repairs shingles, gutter, flashings, etc. cDLAr receive WASHINGTON Plastic Asbestos 1OOF CEIENT Aluminum SHOWER ROD R with Kelly to Weisz and Rosenberg to receive $&o,000 each. Kelly has denied that he has been involved in ifly criminal Soars 1 6% Rag. Price (Each) GIBSONHOMANS Reg. Price (eachui/e) ..................24c? 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 14, 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/b22703ff9fe16ad279df2b3580c97fe4.pdf 35397293cb033f6e042b10d5a86f1d71 PDF Text Text 11213—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1980 Three Mile Island Kills 4 Other Plants CLEVELAND (UPI) — Citing the "political and regulatory uncertainties" of nuclear power plant construction stemming from the Th ree Mile Island accident, a group of five Ohio and Pennsylvania utilities have scrapped plans to build four nuclear reactors costirn 87.3 billion. The CAPCO companies se rve some 2.5 million customers in northern and central Ohio and western Pennsylvania. The CAPCO members said in a five-page statement they definitely have decided to terminate plans for two additional 906.. In addition, the utilities announced Tuesday night they will delay the completion dates of three other reactors already under construction by at least one year each. "The political and regulatory uncertainties affecting the future construction of nuclear plants has Intensified following the accident at Three Mile Island," the Central Area Power Coordinating Group said In a prepared statement, "Nuclear construction scheduled further in the future carries greater Uncertainty of eventual cost." Nuclear Power Station In Oak Harbor, Ohio, and for two 1,260-megawatt reactors near Berlin Heights, Ohio. One reactor currently Is in operation at the Davis-Besse station. Both the Oak Harbor and Berlin Heights sites are in northern Ohio. Three nuclear power units now under construction for CAPCO — two at North Perry, Ohio, miles east of Cleveland, and or at Shippingport, Pa., near Pittsburgh, will have their completion dates pushed back. One reactor at North Perry has been rescheduled for completion in May 1984, instead of May 1983, and the other North Perry unit will be finished in May 1988, instead of May 1985, The Shippingport unit has been rescheduled for completion In May 1986, instead of May 1984. In the CAPCO statement, the five cornpanles declared, "We remain convinced after considering all of the options, that nuclear power is a safe, economical and environmentally superior method of generating electricity." ,., The members of the power group, known as CAPCO, are the Cleveland Electric It. luininating Co., Toledo Edison Co., Ohio Edison Co,, Duquesne Light Co. of Pittsburgh, and Penbsylvania Power Co. "This uncertainty (surrounding nuclear reactor operations) has compelled the CAPCO companies to terminate those nuclear units not yet under actual construction In order to reduce the future costs to our customers and shareowners," CAPCO added, •,.. ii Trailer Park Residents Flee Asbestos Danger AFTERNOON 12:00 0 @D CHAIN REACTION () 0(Z) 0 NEWS EVENING J 6:00 0 1)0 NEWS IS (10) I'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Corporations" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve Lawrence. 6:30 CR (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES 'Mohere The th us- U (35) ANDY GRIFFITH trious Theatre Company is tak. Andy's eager-beaver deputy Jails Aunt Bee and her friends for gambling at their charity en under the patronage of the Prince of Conti, who later expels them on religious grounds. Monsieur Philippe, brother to King Louis XIV, takes in the company. Part 3 bazaar. 124 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Franchising" (12)(17) BOB NEWHART The Hartleys miss a Fourth of July STAIRS "An Object Of Value' The disappearance of a valuable diamond brooch causes gossip arid suspicion below stairs when Lady Marjorie's widowed mother and her cornpanion come to stay. Bicentennial party when they become trapped in a storage locker, 7:00 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD (35) SANFORD AND SON Fearful that his days are numberedd,, Fred prepares a will and summons everyone to an advance reading. 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred rents Lamont's room to a pregnant lady while Lamont is CD A. .'..---J ySir4Iidsel*tO sled lIWIW IUN, the k4iI seld. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES AND JERRY 241 ( 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) (121 17)MYTHREESOP4S 5:30 0(4) NEWS ) 0 M'AS'H (1)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (11) 35 KUNG RI (R) 11:30 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (DO FAMILY FEUD 11:55 (121(17) NEWS STOOGES / THE LITTLE MS. CALS 7:25 pay 0(4') TODAY IN FLORIDA things in life. SSS S -- .- for - of - I ... - ' year one . ... .. ., I ... •"'--- '. In his nationally televised message to a political and economic relationship it '......' •'' Enforcement Board, New 'Enclave' Bill to finance such a move. Congress also warned. But the president said he would try Joint session of Congress Wednesday values," he said. must approve reimposition of the draft persuade Iran's leaders "the real danger Carter said the Soviet occupation force itself, night, the president said "such an assault will be repelled by use of any means in Afghanistan was threatening an area "I will send legislation and budget to their nation" comes not from the of "great strategic importance" with proposals to the Congress next month so United States but from the Soviet Union, necessary, Including military force," than two-thirds of the world's that we can begin registration and then Carter's warning, sounding much like Carter reaffirmed his previous support Monroe's 1823 demand exportable oil, President meet future mobilization needs rapidly if for human rights, detente and SALT, but "The Soviet Union Is now attempting European colonial powers leave the New he said, such Issues took a back seat to his calls - to " . j ' ': $ . ., .:Y"y - ..,. , . ',;'': ,. .,' :" .v••, ,ir. 'A-' . . more . . ,. James tnwn - - - IS 0 3-9-1 CONTACT ( 17 )I DREAM OF JEANNIE , For 25% Oil Cut fair President Gives Mideast Warning v. '.•' - . ' ,_... ., rrtT1ii, f1U!P : '.' •:. , --, :,. . '. . . . •, , .. - -. . , . ,.. - By United Press International - .,: - , ' .;. 1.~ •• ti loff ' , . -.. : ... " "-- arise," Top Knowles' List But the president said he doubted that for a strong America capable of con- the actual draft would be reimposed. He taming the Kremlin. Khomeini's headquarters in Qom and a By DONNA ESTES 1 4 SIA&A d - e YWOR a legislative proposals to the Seminole areas within and completely surrounded rushed to Tehran's Heart Diseases Council, assured the country's devout radio said the Islamic leader would soon A Tehran Radio broadcast, monitored County Legislative delegation Wed- by the city. He said the average size of Hospital from his headquarters in Qom Moslems late Wednesday night their make a broadcast to the nation, but failed by the BBC in London, quoted the council nesday afternoon but received no the pockets is 6½ acres. and the 79-year-old leader was confined leader was in good condition and was to say when. "Have you any idea of what this does to as saying Iraq-trained mercenaries had assurances that any of the requests to bed with "slight heart trouble," taken to the hospital simply for "closer As snow blanketed Tehran, the Islamic come to Iran "to make trouble" at the would be supported by the local firemen or policemen at 3 in the morning capping two weçks of seclusion because examination." Revolutionary Council declared a state of polls, legislators. who are trying to serve the public?" of fatigue and overwork. Knowles asked, "There is no cause for worry," the alert today "to exercise total discipline Iranians were to elect their first The proposals included' Tehran Radio, in a news bulletin from report said, lie pointed out it is difficult during and the utmost care in order to prevent president. —A code enforcement bill to provide a night-time hours to determine which way where violators of city ordinances areas are outside the I! '"iI, 'hIlt.', city. can be prosecuted through an enAltainonte Springs mayor Norman ,,,forcement board with authority to levy i" Floyd and Casselbem-ry Councilmen but not Jail sentences. Thomas Embree echoed their cities' —General legislation sponsored by support of the Clearwater bill. Clearwater defining the ' At the same time, Knowles criticized "enclave" and permitting cities annex pockets areas within the city limits the state's PERC, saying that PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) Moreno said Iranian Foreign Minister and completely surrounded by city bureaucracy wants to be "czars of union Panama says It will consider a request Sadegh Ghothudeh apparently mIMncontracts." territory, (from Iran to extradite the deposed shah terpreted Panama's earlier statements —Opposition to filed legislation that but denied reports from Tehran the about the shah and reported *A lf. deposed would eliminate local public employee deposed monarch had been arreste& monarch had been arrested. relations commissions (PERC). In a telegram sent Wednesday to the Royos' telegram said Panama would Of the code enforcement bill, Knowles Iranian Revolutionary Council, consider extradition request and " explained that State Attorney Douglas President Aristides Royos said, "Mr. asked Iran to and copies of the arrest -. CheiJ1fr " the Legislature has Mohammed Hess Pahlavi remains under warrant for the shah as well as the list of ActionReparts................. 2A not provided sufficient money and staff . the care of Panamaian security charges and Possible sentence within 60 Around The Clock ............ or his office to prosecu te violators of city . ............ .athorltles," days. 2B Pildentlil spokesman "A violator local ordinance has not P&iflfdan law prohibits extradition -. ... said the telegram was in response to a Comics ZR been prosecuted here in 2½ years," sional arrest request by the Islamic if the accused person faces the death provi rossword C::::: lB Knowles said. He said Cheshire indicated government received earlier ttü montlL penalty. There is' no desith penally in Dear Abby .111 prosecutions have to be made on the Asked for a clarification Deaths IA basis of priorities. telegram, Moreno said it Dr. Lb...................... quoted Panama's 1930 lB The code enf orcement board would ................ ousted ruler "is not under arrest." tradition law, but did not refer to Its . have authority to levy fines, but not jail •••• ps.s. y y• NshsI "The shah is under the protection 01 Florida ....................... . provision prohibiting extradition if the sentences, Knowles said. Panamanian government but, I repeat, death penalty could be Imposed.' Horoscope ................. lB Of the Clearwater bill annexations, not wider wrest. He continues to lead a Rosplia] ....................... 3A Seminole County Girl Scouts will begin their 1980 cookie sale Friday Knowles said all lawsuits contesting 'We feel confident tiaat Panama's normal life on Contadora Island. Today Nation ........................ . 3( with six varieties of cookies plus cheddar crackers. Ready to do annexations are doing is "making at. ..... hewalked his dogs while Empreu Farah action complies with the principals of their part are Nicole Stickney, 9, (left) and Valarle Barnes, 10, torneys richer." He said Seminole international law .. and will encourage played a game of tennis," he said. Sports.......................6-7A Couqty has taken a "liking" to the law junior Girl Scout troop in Lake Mary. Sc outs will be selling cookies Contadora Island, where the shah is Iran to follow asimllwcotrandfinda Te1eisleu .38 "wants to play big brother" by the in front of area stores and in their neighborhoods.If you are missed,and renting a villa, was off limits today to quick solution to the li beration Weathes' .,.,., .................IA dfle'1g Sem inole city annexations in hostages," Roye said. reporters, WwEd............. call 322-3763or323.49g after p.m. for delivery. , IA the Ct. If Panama Denies Report That Shah Arrested . for To solve the problem, Knowles said, Herald Staff Writer "all it takes is to tell us what the word Sanford City Manager Warren means," The city manager also In a statement attributed to any trouble or disorder" during the Knowles presented a variety of displayed a map showing 15 "pockets" Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was release from the Islarnic Revolutionary Khomeini's attending physicians, the presidential elections Friday. -. '•.. they Heart Trouble Puts Khomeini In Hospital . . "" : ' World alone, drew a round of applause consolidate a strategic position," he said. from the senators and representatives. "Therefore, it poses a grave threat to the . ' '.X':'.-., - . • ..i ' .4!.~, ,.fj -- 7 ,,-,-. ,) ". ,. ' ' • . ...'.. . , . \ . . .. - ' .1 ,, . to ,,1, You'll love our new Seafood Platter. Because ifs got all your favorite seafood on one tempting platter. There's one piece of our famous fish, two succulent shrimp, two plump meaty oysters and a generous serving of crisp clams-alt fried to golden perfection. Plus two delicious Hushpuppies, our big hearty chips and tasty coleslaw. And even the special touches real seafood lovers really love. Like a sprig of parsley, plenty of ketchup, cocktail and tartar sauce. If you love seafood, you'll love the Seafood Platter at Arthur Treacher.. . a nice little seafood restaurant. unless es rise registration tharply," 11 "s WATS ONLY lay uuta.i a SURVIVAL RUN . ONLY Roby WOW I4(TIR ' ' ' fines city of term " ' to __ 1L]1IPiILUJIJiLIIIMIUL•1UJ- - co*virnIu# ' " -' L... - . .. - 0 * - -.,' - . ' . -Today an $ 29 ' claims" ' '.'. . - "' f nces ' - . .'. of a ,, , of bye' s cx- - . .::: GIRL SCOUT COOKIE TIME on 2700 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford - ansi's - C. Copyright 1979 by Arthur Tr.aChCI Fish & Ch". Pic Al Rights Revved. - Wt us to If1l the aliNed attmn,t to sell the older boy. AMERICA 1) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPOSSIBLE (3 (1 0) SESAME STREET THREE THE (121 (17) Governor '..•-- - to an ft 81*0 Attempt L__.. wire "WOW __ decided 11:00 . , ., (121(17)GILUGANSISLAND &00 0(4') HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT CD 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY , report as ours will have much sal, of her oldest aon said deputy. Jeff Rues, had offsr.d to nU do bey hr II to Im Mello, Raw INK to 4d. was At— nsiotIatI 1055 3)OCBS NEWS - • -. help make their campaigns more responsivie to black am 0111111111 woman . - " 0(4) THE BRADY BUNCH 530 BEWITCHED ('7)0 MERVGRIFF1N 9 (35) WOODY WOODPECK" ER AND FRIENDS 1241(10) SESAME STREET (121 17 8PECTREMAN 4:30 U (!) EMERGENCY ONEI 330 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (Ii) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (.5) 0 WHEWI 0 C!) TODAY 5)0 MORNING NEWS (73 0 GOOD MORNING . 400 10:30 0 @i HOLLYWOOD 7:00 !' STONES 24 (11 0) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 21 17 MOVIE SQUARES ' (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) (II) (35) 9 (17) THE FLINT- 10:00 0 (4) CARD SHARKS (Li) (35) PIL CLUB - .. 3:30 GRAMMING al(17) GREEN ACRES ' . - Police' stopped the $iar- The 6:05 (I2) (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 0(1') COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 (L) 0 ED ALLEN ()) (17) NEWS 6:45 24(10)A.M,WEATHER 6:55 0(4') TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA A few days later, police recovered Henson's missing car in the northern section of Florida. Early in the investigation, Ilernosky released a description of a suspect, seen hanging around the Sanford state farmers' market before Henson's , FRIENDS 124( 10)THEADVOCATES 17 I LOVE LUCY 9:30 (Ii) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 124 (I 0) EDUCATIONAL PRO. with a .22 caliber gun, an autOpy revealed. . 3:00 (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 9(35) BANANA SPLITS AND othurTreacher 0 0 1,1,1 ,1 ,1 i1l il il I k`14, '' ,/", o~ ". t,!41o_V, .Q.%~)-T-' i0,It-s ~j !1. , R;_'SU' 0,'64- untopay,ghmsebolddebIL "But have no iltudoins; that I _____ 2:30 0 C!) ANOTH ER WORLD (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT (ID 35) I DREAM OF JEANNIE 17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL A America report to each pmi- J&Dhv= said Twelky. 7% jflOntftitjt wEiNwid pending ON Of 0 ('4) EARLY DAY ('5 0 HEALTH FIELD (7)0 SUNRISE maid he had called the night before, lie had been shot twice in the head could be signed Tuesday," he said. how we run our business," Lewis added. waiting for results of polygraph tests Signing would be at the commission's Harris said if money is not readily being conducted in Georgia, Ten. The possibility of bonuses being regularly scheduled meeting beginning accessible, he would still be willing to sit nesee, North and South Carolina by granted Seminole Memorial Hospital at 9:30 a.m.. down with county officials "and ask if out those state's police before wrapping employees, as proposed by hospital Lewis said he had no knowledge of of all those millions the county will up its investigation into the murder trustee Arthur Harris, seemed less likely Harris' proposal to grant bonuses, but get for the sale, couldn't they find some of Paul Henson, 56, found dead on today 's Hospital Corporation of indicated it would matter very little to for those employees?" Nov. 29. He said he expected to have America (HCA) Director Doug Lewis HCA. Harris added the hospital today is results in about two weeks. Bernoskv (Lid not say whether any said a contract between HCA and The corporation's original proposal almost operating in the black. Henson's body was found in his of the final suspects in the case Seminole County could be signed as early 1. . calls for assuming the hospital's assets home at 1902 Sunuiterlin Ave. by a matched that description. as Tuesday, Meanwhile current Seminole Memorial and liabilities, Lewis explained. .1 t..,. tlnc,f,,I 'I.....i... The rniinfv ...j s'nmm .;uii uivvu .nui. i n it '...IkflLt. Bentley to "I don't think it ( bo n uses) would that HCA, a Nashville based corporation, change the deal," he said. "It might said "sentimentally" he understands the had the best proposal for the hospital and theory behind Harris, proposal, but change the numbers." would enter Into negotiations for its sale. "practically," if the funds are not there "If there is any unusual expenditure, . Harris, a new trustee, proposed the he would indicate so to the trustees. Since the net the county will receive will be they Aims bonuses at his first board meeting are his directors, he said, he would less, that's all," he added. "There will be Tuesday. He said the bonuses would be to abide by their wishes. less money for us to put in." reward the employees for their loyalty Bentley also said he personally (eels Lewis said he was sure the trustees had during the almost year-long uncertainty the staff is paid competItively and has the a u thor it y to grant the bonuses until received fair about the hospital's future. Although , t, CHARLES BENTLEY pay raises and merit raises the contract is signed. "They are, by no means, Ufl: monetary amounts were specified, ... is "They're still in charge, they can do Harris said he thought the money would TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) — Go'. alternaltives — and there are many — anything," he said. "It doesn't bother dercompensated," he said. be available. Bob Graham today outlined a massive the energy machine which drives our "Obviously," he added, "any me, but it might bother the county. They Bentley, who will not remain on as But the proposed contract drafted by significant monetary decisions effecting won't get what they planned," program to cut Florida's oil consumption economy will lose power and come to a hospital administrator, confirmed today HCA spells out In detail a number of cash on hand at closing will effect how by 25 percent In 10 )'car, including sLiiidtill, iees'.ing ahigm tout-isIs at the Harris said today he would not try to that IICA has indicated he wouli be of grants to families making energy con- airport, frustrated construction workers business items that would be restricted much money the county gets for the call an emergency board meeting to deal fered a position at another one of until the actual take-over, County sale." servation improvements to their homes in employment lines, and expensive farlil with the bonus question. But he said four facilities. Administrator Roger Nelswener said and higher speeding fines, If the county signs the contract, he months retroactive monies due for machinery idle in the fields," he warned. "It's their policy to offer adWednesday. Graham, releasing his muchawaited said, the effective date will be Feb. 1. Money from the energy conservation Medicare patient days might not be in- ininistrators a position somewhere in These include declaration of bonuses Lewis said he sees no difficulties in the eluded in the sale, and if not, perhaps their system," he said. "But they made it energy program, also said solar heating trust fund would come from the oil im• and non-scheduled payment of salary contract negotiations, "The parties in that money could be used for the bonuses. clear it would not be In Sanford since they equipment should be mandatory in new port tax, which would be doubled to four increases to employees. Also restricted this contract are very amicable," he construction by 1985 and solar heating cents a barrel and no longer be used for "Mr. Harris is completely and totally are bringing in their own man." would be long-term contract renewals said. He is scheduled to meet with county unaware of the specifics of this deal," Bentley also confirmed he has other equipment for new swininiing pools oil spill protection; the oil ,Ind natural and unusual physical plant repairs. officials Monday. Lewis said. positions available to which he is giving should be required just as fast as the gas severence tax which would no longer "They've got to freeze out those type of "It Is very possible we could reach an go into the general revenue fund; a new "We need to tell him more about serious consideration. All of the positions Legislature can pass the necessary laws. transactions," Nelswender said. agreement Monday and the contract Hospital Corporation of America and are within this geographical vicinity. He also recommended higher license severance tax on uranium; the gas tag fees for "gas guzzlers" — CLS not guzzler's tax; and surcharge on speeding m meeting minimum federal mileage per tickets. • The fund would be used for residential gallon standards and grants to cities and counties for carpooling incentives for conservation grants; corporate profits tax breaks for businesses taking energy employees and programs to produce conservation steps; to provide extra energy from waste products. WASHI NG TON (UPI) Using his free movement of Middle East oil." sai d he felt "volunteer forces are troopers and overtime pay so the Florida State of the Union address to Issue a 20th- 'Iran is suddenly a far more Inviting Carter, who received warm applause adequate for current defense needs," Many of the governor's recoin- Highway Patrol can rigidly enforce the century version of the Monroe Doctrine, than Pakistan Soviet forces in during and at the end of his speech, Carter also appealed to Congress for mendations are already being considered 55 mph speed limit; fund energy President Carter has sent the Soviet Afghanistan. See story on Page 0. hinted he expects a prolonged super- "clear and quick passage" of a new by the legislature, in particular, the research projects. Union unequivocal warning: keep out powe. confrontation almllarto the.long._cIujrter-detinJpg the authority and ac- special energy cona -vatlon cvnilñlttee Homeowners would be able to get the Persian Gulf or else, drawn-out Cold War conflict that countability of America's Intelligence created las year by House Speaker Hyatt grants for up to 25 percent of the costs of In the face of the Soviet Union's in- followed World War II. To back up his tough words, the agencies." Brown. The bulk of Graham's program insulation, installation of solar hot water president said he intends to push for tervention In Afghanistan and the anti. "This situation demands careful was exclusively by UPI two heaters and other conservation steps "We will guarantee that abuses will not days revealed ago. legislation to finance the resumption of Americanism in Iran, foreign affairs thought, steady nerves and resolute That would be in addition to the existing draft registration and end "unwarranted dominated Carter's message right from action not only for this but for recur, but we must remove unwarranted Florida will face "substantial 15 to 30 percent federal income tax credit restraints on our ability to collect in- economic dhu'uption.s" restraints" on America's intelligence the start, many years to come." he said. in less than they nmy receive. two Giving the Kremlin a taste of its own agencies. In a move to put teeth into his warning telligence and to tighten our controls on years if it doesn't do some serious energy Low-income homeowners would get "An attempt by any outside force to propaganda rhetoric, Carter accused the to the Kremlin, Carter said he will ask sensitive Intelligence information," he saving now, Graham said, and will be 25 grants covering 100 percent of the energy gain control of the Persian Gulf region Soviet Union of seeking "colonial Congress for funds so the United States said. percent short of oil in 1990 if consumption conservation costs. Businesses taking Carter said the will be regarded as an assault on the vital conquest" in defiance of the rest of the can resume registering youths for the United States "will continues at present levels, conservation steps would get a direct never rest" until the 50 American capInterests of the United States of world. draft. "If Florida fails to seek new energy grant or corporate income tax credit. "The Soviet Union must realize that Its America," Carter said, affirming what Carter has the authority under the tives at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran are may day come to be called the Carter decision to use military force in Selective Service Act to resume the freed. "If the American hostages are Afghanistan will be costly to every draft, but Congress must allocate funds harmed, a severe price will be paid," he Doctrine. Herald staff Writer 2:25 (730 MOVIE (U)(35) LEAVE ITTOBEAVER IS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (11 (17)THE LUCY SHOW A two-month four-state investigatlon should soon lead to a suspect in the November murder of a Sanford trucker, police say. Sanford detective William Bernosky says the department is only By DIANE PETRYK ( I 7) NEWS 9:00 0 DONAHUE (530 MIKE DOUGLAS Police Move Close To Solving Murder an dentIal1ateLnboth major parties Jordan said, i, %J Wash . 4 "in the hope that It will (UP!) — The Grays Harbor provide them with the kind of County prosecutor has information and policy decided to lodge a recommendsUons that will N. 2:00 0 (4) THE DOCTORS (Y) 43 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (9 (35) GONER PYLE AMERICA (111) 35 TENNESSEE TUXEDO 124 10 CROCKETVS VICTORY GARDEN i2 (11 7) ROMPER ROOM 6:00 a Trying maximilijim penalty of N days TURNS 0 (1) TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING T ke time out ACCUSO misdenmmm charge against a moUw for allegedly all- (g (35)35 LIVE 1:30 (3) 0 AS THE WORLD target Both President Carter and caucuses, Jordan said, "I Sen. Edward Kennedy care thinkltmeansthattheitateof about social issues, Jordan Iowa has spoken" But he said. But, "Isee the center Of added, "Iowa Is not exactly political gravity moving to the the crucial place to deal with black issues." PrimarIes and caucuses in the South and East, with larger black populations, forum, he said. would Of TheUrbanLeaguewllisend Its 300-page State of Black S. Son 8:30 5:30 (530 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:35 121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" A Belgian war refugee Louisa employs turns out to have a number of surprising talents; Charlie announces that he has enlisted (Part 6 o 16) (121(17) LAST OF THE WILD fashioning a platform of reform, activism, and social ','. [THURSDAY (730 THE FBI (1]) (35) BENNY HILL right with no candidate An ___________ () (1 7) FAMILY AFFAIR 8:25 0 (4J TODAY IN FLORIDA Cl.) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 5:00 (24) 10) MASTERPIECE THE- RESTLESS (730 ALL MY CHILDREN REVUE (10)OVER EASY MORNING 0(4') Cl.) 0 NEWS •!) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 8:00 (1) 13 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (ID (35) THE NEW ZOO EDDIE ROBERTS ogy on this New York river and the work of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater Inc., founded by folkslnger Pete Seeger. to promote Its conscientious use and appreciation, is chronicled 10:30 (1,I) (35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (II) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 1:00 AMERICA (1]) (35) BULLWINKLE (11) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF 940 Jordan said he saw no sign Justice." hopes for social Justice American politics is moving Regarding black mayors "withered away" during the further away from the social that any presidential can. already have come out In didate would try to balance who last decade and America reforms of the GOS. and foreign support of Carter, Jordan The l97osbroughta"steady Inflation, energy entered 1980 with no "Each mayor has to do sa id: policy Initiatives with condi of bl ack li ving presidential candidate erosion full has to do." He noted he for what gap programs a "widening focusing on the Issues Em- lions" and ague does not reform, the Urban employment, welfare Le black and, white between por'tant to blacks, Jordan delivered a grim Americans," Jordan said. health, education and urban make political endorsements. oM 7:30 0(4) TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING President Carter and former Presidents Nixon and Ford to turod are reports on a husband and wife who are both jockeys, a duck race, a woman who travels with her coffin and a balloon race. (3) 0 INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS FESTIVAL OF MONTE CARLO Lynda Carter and Telly Savalas co-host highlights of the sixth annual event, which features some of the world's most outstanding circus performers. (7) 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tom, depressed over his 50th birthday, quits his job and than Elaine Slritch. (121(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Three weeks without Archie's paycheck and the ever-rising cost of living are taking their toll on the Bunker budget. (Part 3) "Manyo(ourhopes, raised by victories of thecivilr lilOs, withered away." Prosecutor Curtis 11:30 0 (4) TONIGHT Guest host: OF THE UNION ADDRESS The annual presidential stale of the union address will be broad. cast live from Washington, D.C. (Iii (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS g (10) EVERY FOUR YEARS Howard K. Smith is Joined by Jordan's Hopes 'Wither' To (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 9:00 0 (4) () 0 Cl) 0 STATE ~ - 11:10 CJ 0 NEWS David Letterman. Guests: Linda Lavin. Jose Feliciano. Ben Vereen, CD U LOVE BOAT "The Congressman Was Indiscreet" Dick Van Patten, Vicki Lawrence; 'Isaac's History Lesson" Vetnee Watson. Scatman Crothers; "Winner Take Love" Maureen McCormick. Bobby Sherman. (A) of 5) i1 (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- Blacks Ignored, He Says meuageathisannuilStateof WASHINGTON (UPI) National Urban League Black America news conPresident Vernon Jordan says ference Tuesday, saying HCA, County Near Deal; Hospital Bonuses In L imbo ROW Is fired from his new one. 0 C!) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS CD 0 ABC NEWS 8:00 0(4) REAL PEOPLE Fea- - Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO- (3)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR 01)(53OC7JOTO BE 0@) TIC TACDOUGH c:L) 0 THE NEWLYWED ANNOUNCED GAME 10:00 CD 0 HOLLYWOOD 0(4) BEST OF SATURDAY SQUARES NIGHT LIVE Host: Lily Tomlin (II) (35) EDWARD AND MRS. Guest: James Tailor. (A) SIMPSON The Prince of Wales ('7)0 VEGA$ Dan makes a develops a strong fondness f or desperate attempt to prevent a wealthy American. Mrs. Beatrice. his beautiful assistWallis Simpson, who soon ant, from marrying a man who becomes his hostess at his P" wants to kill her. vale home. (Part 1) (3 (10) HUDSON RIVER The 124(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: impact of industry and technol- - Year, No, 133—Thursday, January 24,1980--Sanford, Florida 32771 GRAMMING (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 7:30 GLOBE, Ariz. (UP!) — Confused residents an asbestos-contaminated trailer park — deep down Inside I still have this gnawing." unsure whether it is already too late to escape Ralph Ycedo is worried about his 8-monththe harmful effects of the suspected cancerold child. causer are abandoning their homes. "I'm really concerned about my baby," he Most of the 150 residents of the Mountain View Mobile Home Estates packed up their said. "He's teet hing now and when I see how possessions for today's voluntary move much tr ouble he's going through I hate to think of him getting some disease. It hurts to across town. Others elected to stay. him hurt — I Just want to get him out of see Some said they would never return to the mobile home village, steeped in possible here." Some residents told officials they had carcinogenic waste from a neaby abandoned allowed their children to play in piles of asbestos mill, The state estimates it will take up to two asbestos waste, unaware of potential months to demolish the nearby mill and cover dangers. the area with a fresh layer of topsoil. The The option to remain during state cleanup state is spending $100,000 to temporarily efforts was left with residents. relocate the families. One who chose to stay, Irene Burrington, Sarah Luckle, who has already fled the site said she had made her mortgage payment for with her daughter and sister, said she was the next two months. angered by the state's failure to implement a "If I'm going to pay for It," she said, "I'm more decisive permanent relocation plan. going to stay." "I'm frustrated," she said. "I'm ready to Authorities disagree on the possible heal th pull by hair out. I've got a baby I'm scared hazards posed by the abandoned asbestos for her. I got a teenager In the house and I'm mine. scared for her, too. Chamber of Commerce Manager Donna "Even with a permanent relocation, (the Anderson complained Tuesday the situation thought of danger to my family) will always ,,has been blown out of proportion." 72nd (fl)(35)ILOVE LUCY onafishing trip. haunt me. I keep hoping against hope nothing will happen, but like a ghost following me, of TONIGHT'S TV ' .... _IUU .. ' I, . . . ;.I ~ -W -1 ; .N ~1 7 - . . , ~, ,.4,1;,#,: , - ,-I 72. 11 —1~' ." - - -;". -, '' .-.,.,-. I ~ . . . ~ 13.1 . - '' -26 ' - - . It -: - ........ 311 ___________ ~ . - ' - ;; -1110t ; , -: 4. 7V— *7 ,ji~_,_!0 ,,,:~ 7_41" ',.. ~ . " U_, 1, N ~. oo4"~ . , tt, , .. . .4 . ........- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2A-EvSølflS Herald., knlss'd, P1. Thuredey, Jan. 24, iNS - Panel Points To V~~111111 cational Pro g rams Present, Former Officials Offer Contrasting Press Views A' Chiles Wins Jefferson Award " Nixon To Appeal Tape Release r& M iom"7L A '', I - s LUBBOCK, Texas (UPI) Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., has been named 1980 recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Award, presented by Texas Tech University to a public official with distinguished service In the defense and preservation of press freedom. Chiles, 49, will be presented th e award Feb. 22 at a 7 p.m. awards banquet that climaxes Mass Communicati o ns Week at the west Texas school, officials said Wednesday. The presentation to the Lakeland Democrat will be made by V. Lyle DeBolt, president of the Texas Daily Newspaper Association a publisher of the Odessa American. Chiles was a strong supporter of the Florida "sunshine law," ecognized as a model for other sta tes that have passed similar legislation. He also is a staunch defender of the federal Freedom of Information and Privacy acts and filed a lobby disclosure bill last July intended to broaden coverage of members who must - VYORLD Parents and students need to know more IN BRIEF of The committee held an organizational meeting Wednesday. "We would like to Involve more parents In the educational program and encourage more student participation In vocational programs," said Committee Chairman Mary Joyce Bateman. The committee is planning to Soviet Dissident Sakharov Defies Rids, Phones Allies MOSCOW (UP!) —Andrel Sakharov defied attempts by Soviet authorities to gag his dissident activities and telephoned supporters to update his written appeal for withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, dissident sources said today. It was the first telephone call from Sakharov since he By DAVID tRAZLER The arrest and exile of dissident Andrei Sakharov Is "a blow to the aspirations of all mankind" and the United States would welcome On Nobel laureate President Carter said Wednesday. A prominent scientist, Sakharov was arrested in Moscow Tuesday, stripped of his state honors and sent Into e area of Russia off limits to foreigners. Carter, In a statement, said the move arouses worldwide indignation. He called the decision to silence Sakharov "a direct violation of the Helsinki accords and a blow to the aspirations of all mankind to' establish respect for human rights. The American people Join with free men and women everywhere In condemning this act" - . Indictments against the Wayne County Community College students, Identified as Mehdl FazelzadehHaghIghi, 29, and Mehran Abdeshah, 20, were returned Tuesday by the grand jury, U.S. Attorney James K. Robinson announced Wednesday. Fazelzadeh.Haghjghj, arrested by Secret Service agents In Detroit Jan. 18, was arraigned on the weapons charge Wednesday before -U.S. Magistrate Barbara Hackett. He later was released under $10,000 bond. : Angry --- -1 APARTMENT BURGLARIZED Burglars made off with $2,100 worth of gold jewelry after prying opeita sliding door at the Spanish Trace Apartments In Altamonte Springs, deputies report. Danny Pirrone, said his apartment at the complex was burglarized Sunday. 11 WELLINGTON, NGTON, New Zealand (UP!) New Zealand today ordered the Soviet ambassador to New Zealand expelled on charges of funneling money to the coun1175 communist The expulsion of Ambassador Veevolox Soflnsky cane two days after New Zealand °' couespondsnt for the Soviet Novotaki news agency to Wave the country as part of a sweeping protest of the Red Army Invasion of Afghanistan. 'flvee days ago, Canada expelled three Soviet ftbmts on thargs of using Ottawa as a base to spy against lb. United States. Prune Minister Robert Muldoon said Sofinaky was ordered to leave "Im. IflSdihtSIY." - . Sorter Speech Pumps Dollar - ii, CHARGES PENDING A Texas man now residing in the Seminole County jail faces; over 100 pending charges In several states, sheriff's deputies now say. me sheriff's department Is discovering more pending' charges every day against James David Riggall, 2, who lived In the Altamonte Springs Days Lodge tIiWé his arrest, of. ficers say. Currently, the list tons 100, including Seminole thargesofdeposifitheckswlthiniantlodefraud,possesdon of a revolver by a convicted felon and Installation of Illegal police equipment In his car. 1. Riggall Is being held without bail due to the long list of hohils and extradition requests from other states. Most of the charges' are from Texas communities, and most involve bank fraud, say. Riggell was arrested In the parking lot of the Longwood Sun Bank branch as a woman, identified by deputies as ei ther his wife or a friend, was inside attempting to cash a check. Ban officials, who had been investigating Riggall for several days, delayed the woman while calling deputies. The former Texas resident, convicted of voluntary manslaughter In New Mexico, in 1973, was working as a security guard for the Days Inn-Days Lodge motel chain, deputies said. Motel chain workers had no comment other than that Riggall registered at their Altamonte Springs location wider another - - Water -Rate Hike - ___ Was Rein Plane In Contact? RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) A federal Investigator says the small plane that carried former Louisiana State University football coach Robert E. "Bo" Rein to his death made radio contact with a commercial jet before It crashed, the Raleigh Times reported Wednesday. Frank Taylor, head of the National Transportation Safety Board team Investigating the crash, said FAA ground control officials tried unsuccessfully to reach the Cessna turboprop shortly after it left Shreveport, pa,, on Jan. 11. r Tay's lor statements contrast with those by an FAA official last week, who said dances were remote the Pan Am pilot spoke to Rein's plane. El Salvador Siege Ends SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) — Government troops ended their siege of El Salvador's National University and thouswde Of voulla who had taken re there from Intensive bong the ares. Ran. s. Sea IaMm k.i i4 I.. aL.. t & u utivefty following the Wing Of at least 35 people and the wounding of in others In San Salvador Tuesday as ,Iolc. .it*1*t.d In tho politically polwissd Central American country. ti..fl JA tI.L 4wwv.. j.1w.;I s. tiM. 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Starling a On the list of witnesses the defense intends to call is a waitress at a French restaurant in Tallahassee. It Is believed that she will testify that Bundy dined there the evening of Feb. 9, ' am. . ' —r - - Ortho St. Augustine WEED & FEED A;ORTNO - ___________ _____ ________ Despite an hour of dogged crossexaminatlon by attorney J. Victor Africano, he would not waver from his opinion that the body had been lying th ere two months. III I'.' Or tho J LAWN 8' 5.000 Sq. Ft. SAVE I - 6,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage SAVE ANNOUNCEMENT - Robert J. Smith MayoiaGIOfl Rosalind Reelford Haul Trapp - SAVE $ $ - SAVE $ $ - SAVE $ $ U, 10 <I M 4010 SOME ITEMS SCRATCHED, DENTED OR FLOOR MODELS BUT MOST ITEMS STILL CRATED OR WRAPPED. WE NEEDTHE ROOM TO REPLACE WITH 1910 FURNITURE ON ORDER TO ARRIVE SOON. ALL ITEMS LIMITED STOCK WITH SOME ONE-OF.A.KIND. 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Bundy is under death sentence for the murders of two Tallahassee sorority sisters on Jan. 15, 1978. They were bludgeoned and strangled in their beds. His attorneys had hoped to keep the jury from seeing any photographs of the 12-yearold girl Bundy is accused of kidnapping and killing. They called them too "gruesome," but Circuit Judge Wallace M.- Jopllng ad. mitted the evidence. - ' ORTHO Llpkovic blamed decomposition for his uncerny about what caused her death. 44 ~ RD: . Aimle Baker# a girl - 298 Mill Young Jo* 0. Myer. Diflos*a Mary M. Mayer, Dellons Knisli C. Templin, Deftona 11 .,# 't'IIIto.' WhinE lck.Ibsrpr T' ltas Meity Is In pe Of was a nded purvait rain - Maó ve Oak. near Live The seventh-grade girl disappeared Feb. 9, 1978 from her Lake City Junior High School, 35 miles away. She had run back to her homeroom class to fetch the denim purse she left be ind. That purse was dumped next to Kim's halfnude body, as were other Items of clothing, Her panties were wadded inside the waistband of her jeans. A bra was lying underneath her coat. A bright blue football jersey, with her name and the number 1163" printed In O*ariofte M. Williams Sash Sulacca, Deltoni OS H. Herding, Define lrMrs. -— Colman I I said that Indicated evidence of injury to those areas. He could not be more specific than to say "homiclr.al violence, type undetermined" killed Kim. Joseph, Sandra Germane boy DISCHARGES SANFORD: Gay Cor,wluis . I " -1 ) . I.. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) The jury that will decide whether Theodore Bundy killed a Lake City schoolgirl viewed pictures of her decomposed body Wednesday but heard no mention of the medical examiner's opinion that she died during a rape. Dr. Peter Upkovic used a pointer to in. dicate Kimberly Leach's lea thery remains, which he described as "mummified." He said her decomposing skin dried out during the two months it was lying under an old hog pen NOTES - ~r - Y ___ ____ J Overdrafts were permitted as a matter of - 12.polnt legislative package featuring a plan to limit real estate commt"101us on state land transactions to $100,000. , ., Instance Comrn'Ioner Bill Gunter said Wednesday he was solidly behind the proposed law, but other members on the manngement review turn ineluding Gov. Bob Graham gave no Indication of supporting or rejecting the Idea. As far as I'm concerned, $100,000 is a good coinmission." Gunter said. ____ million in illegal loans and other violations of federal banking laws. Chilivis was admonished three times by Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. for his criticism of the federal attorneys. Move told the Atlanta DINETTE SET TALAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)_ The Department of Natural Resources is seeking Cabinet approval for a _ former president Bunda, Jury Views Pictures language?" Plan Limits Real Estate CtIs.of. prI.l will W In PSI Hill Cem$sry. Brim" PinWSI HImPA. $aiNid, In dier" of Intel .TII'sSJassIS. . * 40 $ 00 , 98 The wording of the question was approved unanimously by * FROM REGULAR RETAIL <V the Putnam County Commissioners Tuesday night after w county attorney Ronald Clark called proposed language put >$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$M. forward by the Putnam County Citizens Against Pornography 4 COCHRANE MAPLE S PIECE BERKLINE 4 PC OFF WHITE VINYL "inflammatory" and suggested It be changed. VI The straw ballot question as presented by Masters' group .4 would have called upon voters to oppose material "presented • WITH FORMICA TOP TABLE SOFA -2 CHAIRS OTTOMAN in a manner to provoke or arouse lust or passion, or to exploit FLOOR SAMPLE ij 30 sex, lust and perversion." to 1 REG. 1,079.00 SALE59 SALE Clark said that for a person to vote against that "he would REO. $9.93 have tobe against God, mother and apple ple." >$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ structure," he told the council, which Is assisting him in his economic development efforts. He has Indicated for months he would seek a general gas tax increase, but Wednesday was the first time he made a definite, public statement of his intent. He did not release the specifics of his plan. board attorney to dsturmlrie If the hoEd could direct the board chairman to sign the waiver failed 34. Feather and Kroll voted for the motion. RI CHARD NIXON . . policy and the bank considered overdrafts a form of loan, Chilivis said. "Are you opposed to the distribution of literature and the showing or broadcasting of motion pictures or other visual media including, but not limited to, television broadcasts within Putnam County, FIa., the content of which may contain nude or partially nude figures and objectionable or risque "Thereisno way we can do what we need todowith the transportation system with the current tax and to instruct the .dioul - defraud anyone. On the contrary, lie insisted, Lance's banking policies were designed to build UI) the prof its of the banks with which he I - &1rnInated out the basis Of race, creed or national origin an I hops to God I never will. That's all I'll say on the mitts." Feather's nation for an invsstlgatlon into possible tecroftineni In the Cress case "madam for the boy to play. But board me'nbtir Roland V. Williar*s, the only black on the board, said Feather was making an exception with Green becmas he Is white. 11w two Ii.ththsll plays. are black. " defendants Thomas Mitchell, IL Jackson Mullins and Richard T. Carr. The four are accused of trying to obtain more than $20 - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Gov. IM Graham has appealed to powerful businessmen to help him prod the Legislature into raising the gasoline tax. He told members of the Governor's Economic Advisory Council Wednesday he intends to seek a gas tax hike to raise more money for transportation programs and will need the business community's help to force the Legislature to take such an unpopular step. .IJ L. I..I A. i am /3 I4AWTON CHILES . . . U.S. senator PALATKA, Fla. (UP!) Residents of Putnam County will 4 be asked to establish "a community standard" on por- VI nography when they go to the polls in the March 11 presidential primary, an anti-porno leader said Wednesday. Quincy Masters Jr., president of the Putnam County Citizens * Against Pornography, said, as far as he knew, Putnam County • will be the first In Florida to try to establish such a standard since the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark obscenity ruling. "The Supreme Court ruled that each community should set 4 Its own standards in the area of obscenity," Masters, a funeral UI parlor director, told UP!. "The Intent of this vote is to help set the standards for Putnam County." The question will be presented to registered voters In the * form of a non-binding straw ballot on Putnam County voting • machines. W Voters will be asked to vote yes or no on the question: Graham Asks Business Help To Secure Hike In Gas Tax w y for the record: "I have never "I AREA DEATHS NAtIONAL WOITg Obitcice organizers as well as New used operators wire breaemng —a— today because 01 the first sigelfimot mowlall of the winter which Wisd mner'i Of the nortiwastern section 01 the nation. Arctic air lowud talnperative into the teem over nach 01 Parts 01 Wliooiisia end eppur iHohigna recorded 'lsro tençurstwes. 1avslers adviuuIlNWWeimulsctuorIeshenNorthDaketh,henito4 iahiadneWow Was npsct.dtollgieguw Sillily Mffft kiss. Mars dd areas wire opus fir budm In mutburu o1r'. Mt with a I$1k aenfali overnight, aid In uro WbOmliLlit00Sautlw IndeMrr was MW a-U'3aks ,J tihk i-uiun . uiy a S,iniiicls and suspicions wire Mop toward ol 1'ng per. Evans refused to sign a WEATHER -- _J,a i 'i ' Calling Lance one of the "finest Christian Putnam County Voters To Set Porno Standard I - ' attorney to restrict his statements to the facts of the case and not be argumentative, Using a blackboard to highlight the 48-yearold Lance's life, Chilivis said the defense would prove that Lance did not intend to neck and genital area was missing. Upkovic IN BRIEF . a 4; - photographs shown to the jury. Part.o( th. . F"I[)A. I f'.& j ' . , - - was associated. lie said Lance had "an unusual Idea about the philosophy of banking" which Included liberal overdraft and loan policies. He adinitted that Lance "dId make loans to people who did not have collateral" while he was associated with the Calhoun First National Bank in his north Georgia hometown, but he argued that the intent of those loans was to help the people of the community. orange, was also found nearby. The body was difficult to make out from the It - _ W . 4401, ~ 1 0 .' had suffered from the former federal budget director's banking philosophies Lance himself. Nick Chilivis, presenting opening defense arguments, accused the government of telling "half-truths" to the jury of six men and six women. He said the prosecutors were "deceptive and completely erroneous" when they outlined their case against Lance and Co. - - representative. - ' ' Of -- Girl's Decomposed Body - . - . - WASHINGTON (UP!) A Senate panel seeking to give states a say in where nuclear wastes are dumped today sought the advice of three governors well aware of this troublesome aspect of the nation's energy problem. Sen. Gary Hart, D.Colo., had questions for Gova, Richard Riley of South Carolina, Robert List of Nevada and John Evans of Idaho at a final hearing of his Public Works subcommittee on nuclear regulation. South Carolina and Nevada have been reluctantly accepting low-level commercial wastes from hospitals and industries across the nation. Washington Gov. Dixy Lee Ray, whose state has a similar site, sent a Schoob- ransfer Case Brings Charges. Of Racial Prejudice ___ - CumpMpset Gove,gis ..I ' ? I gain. Lake Mary Faces '.. - (UP!) Justice Department attorneys today begin introducing tens of thousands of documents to be used in support of the government's case of bank fraud against former federal budget director Bert Lance and three others. Prosecutor Edwin Tomko says 60 witnesses, who he described as custodians of the records, will take the witness stand In U.S. District Court. men that ever lived in Georgia," his defense attorney said Wednesday that only one person - A water rate increase may be In the offing for Lake Mary residents, me amount of the Increase has not as yet been determined. T Roger Bowen of Fitzpatrick and Hartaock, the city's certilled public accountants, will report to the Lake Mary City Council at a 7:30 p.m. workshop today that the city must raise watsr.rates for the utility system to operate In the black. Qarretily the water rates are: $3.90 minimum per for the tug 3000 gallons; $1.30 per thousand from 3,001 to 7,000 per thousand over 7,000 gallons. By DIANE PETRYK schools or school board academic transfer does not "Uthosetwoboiswardedto gallowl and 30 Bowe will tell the council that the yew-ad ----A-% Herid $1 Writer chairman. Carry with It athletic anything but bpeketbsll Seminole County School Superintendent William eligibility. The minutes of thatplay it womid be diffusint," Krollstatement shows a Ioes In tho water department. The loss due to depreciation of the old system and eventually tho old Boardmsmb,rs got Involved Layer refused to sign lbs misting were read to the salt' il re ce boy wants to play lines will hay. to L's repaired and pla d. H. w l suggest in racial disorlmbwtioo ac waiver and lb. Greens Greens. a sport he Miii played. Color that an Increase in fees charged for Installation of new water cusstloiw and denials late charged that he directed The Greens denied that they Met entered Into " ii.. also be necessary. Wednesday derlag an aimnul Evans not to sICl. Wire told that, "Aw, t'smbug, Mr. ICroll or Bowen will also r eview with the council the budget after the two-hour debate on athletic Layer said, "I told him If I Board member Robert G. whatever you want to call eligibility for transfer was him I wouldn't sign IL" Feather agreed that the yourself " Wilma replied. OpWaU= during the first quarter Of the new fiscal yssr In other busbies., Fire Chief Jim Orioles will urge the city' student.. Layer also refused to sign Green youth probably was not 'lbe boy indicated he council to borrow funds necessary to purchase a new We Mr. and Mrs. Gene Green waivers for two former involved In any recruiting played baseball." pumper truck, The truck was elin*Inated train the budget when asked the bond to allow their Seminole High School because he had played Mrs. Green told the board the city out proposed expenditures after the referendum on a son, Gins, who traiatuyed to students to allow them to play foothill slid basketball but n01 her son had played baseball, prop erty tax Increase failed In September. DONNA ESTES Lnan train Lake Howell this basketball. The students baseball. Feather asked the -' year, to play baseball. tranaiurr.d to Lake Howell. board to Investigate the but not ,dlool. - - , ,, WNDON(UP!)--Th.doliarrebound.d today-In rupome to President Carter's State of Union adâis, while gold trade returned to "more normal conditions" despite acrvss.the.board price Increases at On start of the day. Gold opened $35 an ounce tiiiiisr in London, test quickly NI lack In morning trading to near Its over. light does. The price increased InZusicb, too, but only '$11 — a level most dealers called conservative. The price Of an ounceOfgold inor.assd from $700 to $711 at the start of trade In London, but f.11 back to $70 at the morn' ft fix. In ,irIch, gold opened at conçarsd with the overnight dose of $70. CHICAGO (UPI) The Chicago school board is deadlocked on a budget-cut plan and the board president warned the inaction might force the closing of schools for the next two months. The plan to eliminate at least $44 million of the $60 million In cuts believed necessary was scuttled because of Wednesday's 5-to-5 board vote, The Chicago Teachers Union voted overwhelmingly to strike the nation's third-largest school system next week if the teachers do not get millions of dollars In back pay by Friday. CTU President Robert M. Healey said the vote was 19,211 In favor of a strike to only 1,281 - Fearful Mothers Fail To Get Busing For Their Kids deputies Tearful, angry mothers were once again turned down by the anywhere In the county,$The added. Seminole County School Board as they asked Wednesday for Mrs. Adkins, her voice shaking, then told the board to come busing to protect their children as they travel to and from a little girl's sobs because she is afraid to go to The mothers of Mobile Manor subdivision claimed a man two little girls were terrified," said Mrs. Betty chased two Teague Middle School girls on State Road 434 Oh' McCauley, another Teague parent who has repeatedly Jan. 9 and pointed to other Incidents, including the rape of a 12- requested courtesy busing "They sobbed and they shocic. year-old girl, to show the area Is not safe. What the hell more do you want? Do we have to have one Of OW' "It Isn't courtesy busing anymore, It's safety busing," said girls raped again?" Mrs. SheIbs Adkins. The Teague parents have requested Keeth replied that the safety along 434 is a police matter. busing for the area four times thIs year. They said a man came "Kimberly Leachcrossing," was abducted a school campusWil In front out of the woods adjacent to 434 and chased the girls for about a of a school saidonBoard member liam Kroll. If virtually Impo*4e to handle every single case Board Chairman Allan F. Kth said the board has no legal like this other than turn It over to th. police." responsibility off school grounds. "It could be argued that we The request for busing service was turned down by the board have a moral responsibility," Keeth said, "but If so we'd htI. unanimously. to transport every child everywhere." "You have had fair warning all of you," McCauley salt"At call ous. this could have happened DIANE of ou ATLANTA - Richard Flood May Flow Over Lance Document I WASHINGTON UPI A lawyer for former President Nixon says he will appeal a court order releasing transcripts of more than 100 tape recordings of conversations between Nixon and former Attorney General John Mitchell. The tapes contain conversations between Nixon and Mitchell on 1 97 1 anti-war demonstrations. The contents of those tapes likely will affect the outcome of more than 100 private suits pending against Nixon and Mitchell by anti-war protesters arrested during demonstrations in 1971. U.S. District Judge William Bryant ruled Tuesday lawyers for 1,200 protesters arrested during a May Day rally at the Capitol in 1971 are entitled to the tapes in pressing a major damage suit against Mitchell. Charges that Mitchell acted illegally are among the last contained in a broad suit in which a Jury in 1975 awarded the demonstrators some $12 million in damages, finding police Violated their civil rights. A federal appeals court later reduced the damages by more than two-thirds. - -' ' report. Chicago Schools To Close? - . New Zealand Expels Soviet LT. - trailer, although a broken bar indica tes it might have been stolen. - A Longwood woman and an Orlando youth are in jail, with burglarizing the apartment of the woman's I charged neighbor. Doris Elizabeth Young, fl, of 142 Springwood Village Apartments In Longwood, and a 17-year-old Orlando woman were arrested by deputies Tuesday, after they allegedly stole over $000 worth of jewelry from another Springwood Village apartment, occupied by Dorothy Snyder. HONEY BEAR MISSING Deputies say Ms. Snyder walked in during the theft, but Ms. A gold-colored kinkajou, commonly known as a Young and the youth fled the area. The two were stopped a bear", has been reported missing from the Central Florida short distance away, after they threw the stolen property from Zoo. their car, deputies claim. Deputies say the 6-year-old, $200 animal was, last peen Ma. Young is being held In lieu of ,40O bail on grand theft Wednesday at 2:33 an., by a night watchman. Zoo officials told and burglary charges, following first appearance Wednesday. deputies they do not know how the beast escapee tta .cked Possession Of Firearms DETROIT (UP!) Two Iranian students, arrested for allegedly threatening to kill President Carter, have been indicted by a federal grand jury on a charge of possession of an unregistered firearm. - i i . - -- UPI) ''For 2 Jailed In Apartment Burglary' US. Opens Arms ( -. .. . troops. tfltfla.. :Grand Jury Indicts Iranians , ~ was arrested Tuesday and exiled to Gorky, ZO miles a WAOiWiEitJ1 IN BRIEF other members of the education committee include: Ernest Cowley, County Schpol. Superintendent William P. Layer; Seminole Community College President Dr. Ear L Weldon; Joan Sheppard; Russell Moncrief; county Tax Collector G. Troy Ray; Dr. J.C. JIngi; JoAn Wilson; Tom Poland; Mary Jane Gandy; Kay Bartholemew; Don Knight; Irene Brown; Bart lther; Judy Swain; Edith McNeil and Betty Hogle. $2,000 In Jewelry Taken east of Mescop. Friends also received a short telegram from him Wednesday tight. in a aooumnent signed Monday night, Sakharov and others had deplored the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan and had called on the Soviet public, Workersand others to demand thewlthdrawai of Soviet tt meet at Seminole Community College The committee also plans a returns visit t Vocational Department to familiarize Rosenwald School for exceptional CWdren In members with whit Is offered there. Mtaznonte Springs to make now members aware of the program there. In a dlacaMon of education and lobe of future it was pointed out that many fields will Members ezpaued concern about ways require Wl5ltY training, the committee could help Improve the school "Although there should continue to be h gh system, but It w pointed out that Seminole i County school system Is one of the best In the academic program for university-bound state and testing has shown it is meeting the students, parents and students should become needs of the students, she said. more knowledgeable about vocational programs," said Mrs. Bateman. The committee pledged Its continued about vocational programs in Seminole County schools, according to the educational committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber support for Seminole High school. Thursday, Jan. 24,190-3A NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS UNTIL. MARCH 1900 I VI — 'I 4 on • . SAVE$$ . _SAVE$$_.SAVE$$._SAVI$$...SAVE$I 1 ----..--- _. - - - _____ ______ V , .. * -- -,-~~:. '.. ~ .1: ? ~P j "YI~1:30 %-~ Iwjg 11 ~ &_00m, —_ .1.1 .V :,!", I~A . )!-,7 .7 . 1 ~, r~ "i . ::~~ �ci .Iw Evening Heiald You are what you eat. This has been part of the conventional wisdom for a long time. Beyond the common sense approach, researchers have shown the connection Not one principal expressed concern that his (USPS I81.210) school may be guilty of promoting consumption 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 of harmful or valueless foods, although one Area Code -32211 or$319993 complained students were lazy, listless and had between diet and psychological well-being, poor attitudes. Around Thursday, January 24, 1960-4A behavior, attitude and even mental illness. One principal said obesity was a problem at his WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Hyperactive children, for Instance, have been school, not nutrition. THOMAS G IORDANO, Managing Editor helped by taking them off diets filled with over consumption IS a form of Well, RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director chemical additives. malnutrition. We are said to be the most over-fed Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; and undernourished country in the world. That's So, one wonders when the Seminole County Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, exactly what the U.S.D.A. wants to combat in high school principal says: "We don't have any $24.00; Year $47.00. schools: consumption of foods that provide lots 110 nutritional problems here, we have attitude of calories but contribute nothing to fulfilling problems." What level of awareness is nutritional needs. necessary to become an educator these days? ____________ The funds the principals are concerned about I recently asked each of the high school losing are earmarked for athletic programs. But principals in Seminole County their opinions on The War, it seems contradictory to be concerned with the expected U.S. Department of Agriculture The Clock stadiums, tennis courts, pools and other athletic ban on the sale of "Junk food" In schools. accoutrements while ignoring the nutritional Without exception, the principals' uppermost By DIANE PETRYK value of what students, including student ost The Battle concern was loss of revenue from vending athletes, eat. machines. If exercise and enjoyment are the desired ends 'P4 We Won L ""a h! LI.IIn+IIA . ii mwvi lit .8 t u... tS1-- ..t 112_.... iii uuzcers w naraas our people, and eat out their substance." Any schoolchild knows where that quotation comes from, or ought to. It is one of the charges brought against King George II by signers of the Declaration of Independence. A child growing up in America today might wonder if the colonists won their battle but lost the war. The multitude of offices is still there, only VIEWPOINT of athletic programs, one would expect promoters of such programs to strive for Optimum student health. Sports activities are supposed to he healthful, but good nutrition should be seen as a prerequisite to maximize the level and quality of sports participation. What would improve the quality of high school athletics more, a fancy stadium or healthy participants? Good nutrition will aid the sports programs at high schools in ways money never can. Beyond sports, good nutrition promotes mental alertness and academic abili ty. None of the principals mentioned academics, but they did say: — Food In the school vending machines Is "fortified" and we know that because the vendi ng machine supplier said so. — More people the from drowning than eating out of vendichlnes. ng rn Perha ps the U.S.D.A. could find some way to get prliclpals to stay away from J unk food. 0 C opley News How To Help bodia Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Newest Mfive MEMT - Thursday, Jan. 24, 19$5 Of Smoker Research: favored 3 to l over high tar brands —. in tests comparing taste and tar level. VIEWPOINT I _____ owa : Only Beginning larger, sending out swarms of officers in numbers undreamed of in 1776. These are not agents of the ', •" king but of our own elected representatives who Cam created the regulatory agencies, "a multitude of .... new offices and swarms of officers." ByWIUSTfl' Regulatory acts are supposedtoprotect us from By Aicansuk:whatcanwedotohelp the ourselves. But do we need the protection of 180 starving Cambodians? WASHINGTON (NEA) The much.to,ited A quick answer, offered by Rep. Patricia Iowa caucuses mark the start of that long federal agencies publishing 70,000 pages of regulations to referee our daily business? Process WwRru LIN ex-am W Someone to rur i— Ir canpLtna fish." ________ the country for the next four years. ______ President Carter has indicated that te cji "Don't send She was being i trill, flip, but she was They also mark the start ofa long, almost renew his push for deregulation of business and 6n1using process whereby Iowans of both industry in 1980. He should. Rising prices have The immediate reaction of charitable ________ parties choose who they want to nominate at ____ ______________________ made an embarrassment of his anti-inflation Americans to the Cambodian disaster, a their respective national conventions. That program. He cannot plead that OPEC and other of genocide on the scale of World War II's -choice, contrary to popular belief, Is not made .k.' _____ forces eyond control are entirely to blame. Over. "holocaust," would be to dispatch food, at the Jan. 12 caucuses (although the winner _iir4 that night definitely has the Ina!de track _________ regulation in the marketplace is estimated to add clothing and other necessities of life to the unfortunate Cambodians. when the final choice is made). $1 00 billion a year to the cost of goods and serThat's not a good Idea, for several reasons vices, Whatactuaflytakesplaceisafarcryfrorn that the U.S. State Department has stressed the winner-take-all preference vote More than 100 bills for regulatory reform have repeatedly: _____ ______________________ newspaper stories seem to suggest. AU that been introduced in the 96th Congress a reaction Whether we like It or not, we have to happene at each party's 2,531 caucuses Is the to the pyramiding of regulations and paperwork cooperate with the United Nations agencies choosing of delegates to Its 99 county conpiled on the public by well-Intentioned laws that are actually doing the work of providing ventlons that will be held In the spring. for the needs of Cambodian (and Laotian and creating ambitious bureaucracies. At those 99 county conventions, delegates refugees in Thailand. Mr. Carter reported proudly late last year that Vietnamese) will be selected for their party's state conThe U.N. agencies are set up to do the Job, his administration's anti-paperwork campaign and for the most part they are doing It. The___________________________________________________________ vention to be held in late spring or ear ly had succeeded in reducing the amount of time ma in agencies are the U.N. High Cornsummer. Finally, at the state convention, Americans spend filling out federal forms by 15 missIoner for Refugees, the U.N. World Food delegates will be chosen for their party's LIGHTER SIDE national convention to be held this summer. percent. Two cheers for that. Federal forms are Program and the U.N. Children's Fund (in Detroit for the RepUblicans and Now York only a symptom. The real problem is that federal (UNICEF). City for the Democrats.') A number of international, non-profit agencies have been receiving blank checks for the Despite the agencies are working closely with the nat~rs of this power to Issue and enforce regulations. Relief will private U.N.agencies to am the Cambodians' plight. media Big Event, it is Interesting to see how come only when Congress decides to stop The private agencies are staffed by experts the caucuses work. payment on the checks. who your donations In the most In larger towns and cities, the night's voting was as scrupulous as the young woman in the By DICK WEST economical way, providing maximum takes place In schools and churches. In benefits to the Cambodians. WASHINGTON (UPI) — My favorite television commercial, who breaks off con smaller commu)i4$re held at ta ct with a young man on mere suspicion th4t Whet can the average American do to help? television commercial of the new pr ivate homes scalp was sc The best thing Is to,donate money tOá where this pr aly. Pledge Any voter iiñing tote a party My daDghtrs, T çegtefi& ivate agency lIsted by the State Depart-' woman at a party, obJct dalliance, o Ashe regarded' preference 1it* toattsnd vote In a - ... - - ..'- -. ow - . - - - -__ - - - ___ . cc - - Putting Heartbreak Back - The Right lit - mot x participating in the effort to provide notices him scratching his head occasAilly he8d-scr&tchlng 4~ yoddg men as in adjunct" caucus In ."his COO The Supreme Court has upheld the principle of ftior party islet for Cambodia (or Kampuchea, as It's and, suspecting he has dandruff, gives him a to mental activity. In consequence, each from patriotism, is r egistration no t required, so Crossovers are time to time had boy friends who might have now known officially). It doesn't have to be quick brush.off. pos sible,although unlikely Ws year because The court refused to review an appeals court ii.. amount will help, and If you Maybe I am reading something into it that been a little flaky. And one of my daughters both carliós have hotly contested races. ruling that Chicago public school offic had the donate to on, of the following organizations Isn't there, but I like to think it signals a eventually married a young man whom I still authority to dismiss a teacher who refused to you can be mre you're sift hungry peopie: The precinct-level caucuses differ slightly believe is a carrier. - - . return to old fashioned virtues. 10 the two parties. In the Rqt*illcan Party, teach her kindergarten class the pledge of UNICEF, U.S. Committee for Kampuchsan I like to think the girl had been admonished But that was nothing compared to each person attending a miam gate to vote Relief, $31 EMt *h St, New Yorli, N.Y. by her parentsnot to fool around with men rebelliousness and breakdown of parental allegiance to the flag and patriotic songs. for he or die wants. lonie caucuses The teacher, Joethella Palmer, said the 10017; American Fr4jnds Service Committee, who had dandruff, and that she was dutifully authority so prevalent In the last few years. havewhoever st ecre baflots, while others sini&y use a 150 1 Q erry St., Piflid el phla, Pa, 15102; heeding their strictures . Just the other night ata movie theater lut requirement conflicted with her religious con Ameriew N&II show of han ds . he delegates to the county Rid os Kamnpuchean th at Is e m sage U th es th e commercial w as di tl rec y behind a young man upon whose victions. Relief, 1035 E St., NW, Washington, D.C. meant to convey, it truly Is a refreshing shoulders dandruff flakes were dropping as conventions from each pricloCt are then The lower court conceded the teacher's right to 1000$; Catholic Relief Services, 1011 First departure from the trend of recent years. the gentle rain from heaven. Yet his female apportioned according to the percentage vote her own views and practices, but denied that she Ave., New York, N.Y. 1; Ourcb World The trend has been for children, the companion was displaying affection as the presidential crididates get at each CaUCUs. Candidate organitatlone then select had a consUtutonal right to deny children a part ServIce, 475 Riverside De., New York, N.Y. ungrateful little wretches, to Ignore their though oblivious to the blizzard. Who will be the delegates to the county con-First Ave., New York, parents' guidance, or, In many cases, 10027; CARE, ISO of their education. I couldn't help but wonder what sort of ventlons. N.Y. 1001$; International Rescue Committee, deliberately to pursue the opposite course, upbringing she had. Making a little movie of The concurrence of the Supreme Court justices Park Ave., South, New York, N.Y. 10016; And that trend has been accompanied by a 8116 OWE, I could we her as a child whose my The Democratsdo It differsotly. Cice It Is not only was a defense of patriotism but a subtle' Oxfam American, $02 Columbus Ave., crumbling of standards the indulgent atfavorite uncle had been shunned by his family determined by a show of hands how many of reinforcement of the theory that school policy and Ballon, Mass, 11$; Refugees International, titude that there is nothing wrong with young for using the wrong shampoo. As a result of those attending each precinct- are for a curriculum must be established by the ad. 1* K St., NW. SuIts 40:4 Washington, D.C. men having dandruff and nothing wrong with that adolescent emotional trauma, she was given candidateat(for - the Dgmocrabj Unministration, not in the classroom. 10003; Seventh-Day Adventist World Service, young women going out with young men who subconsclouly drawn to men with dandruff. committed Is a posiblilty),the tow as40KaatnAwNWW1ntflCl2! I.e. ...141 ... -& —. U;&e.e.e., II • YWIIUusmazu4m W inswfly vwin is wviosn W0d4 Relief Commission, P.O. Box WRC, The reason I can address this matter with psychological eqJagation for all such in. Woportio nately among conlm6r~ The Wbaston, U OUR; Work! Visiou UW an &W of authority is because I have two d1scretions. Nevertheless, it is heartening to Ir4gortgra of each dwdw"parj "Wo sub. Organization. 91$ Wi.t. Huntington iv., daughters who were strictly forbidden to date find a television advertiser willing to strike a caucuses to select their Se.gatie to the Moiwovia, Calif. 1101$. No cans of tuna flab, boys with dandruff. But neither, I'm afraid, blow for maidenly inhibitions for a change. county conventions. - - - - - .934 ___ at In - . n. I& -- eI Experts Ignored, Embassies In Pera -. - £mby In ken. Thin In November, the embassy and held more than 100 persons Inaction became embassy w BERRYS WORLD in by milltasts who uuised the American diplenisti as hostages, M was followed by an attack on ON U.S. - In - AJ1 UMW1"Wd6WMWhMbW If the StaleDsparb"i'W had J.uI lotte m ass1ty ssperteaed had Wft b Few AIICM pUuiILIIeasver'.tob,*awn, I ____ - Depeitment cables and hd,r[swp with UJ. -. - t._ • .i - .( madVOIS off, lbs t camit be Pai I 'iuirs hive kid myimIdMa Ge'7CMdJackMitthuI that Foggy Bottom's str1pe4uts IWimSS ____ uia hiom't asd 1. d Tibras, Eibei - Md tha ether hive .meuved it UI - _________ - - — - '-- - AN" Mum "FrA41y, k , Hampslsko 1h days. rM'Sh.Mb1.. ,j,, ., ______ P math., as * D'--ra km. *sr.d tkIt wMdgs fran as Seid that ft" been N 41:4 According to 'o " M- sieroas d oh ftlmd,f - MEKIT 111-& k- Mw Cipmftes f om high tar cigarettes. Pmof: 96% of MERIT smokers don't miss former high tar brands. Proof 9 out of 10 enjoy smoking much since switching to MERIT, are glad they switched, as ever tried. Of the 95% stating a preference, 3 out of 4 You've read the results. The conclusion is clearer than ever: :yood ta te smob rs chose the ME1 11 low tar/L combination over high tar leaders when tar levels were revealed. - _____ ,po, rt: -- ]Ke Thu gr uesomely clear In mum hastaga for nearly two hours that there November. mob l Nov. *1, was ci-t.bIy woes. were serious s..-lty problems at the huge Moidhe before Ambassador Dubs' 4i In tb h03.W 1— I emby compound. Yet this ominous dries Kabut, the emb..y had received a &ct , —: rehearsal for the November takeover brought warning from Algi-i terrorists U*t there we's rivgbad vp IF as dim. so substa" changes in secirby bm US. would be an "armed allack — on Amerken drdwead bw 6* oMdds — loftling Charge d'Aftm L citinns in Kabul." 7U wwrAns was t" Us0ack g c m r • seriously by the embassy's security emcee, sele -'*sny = "now erd and a list of stringent precautions was Issued to use thel! wiepim. In Me'di my .ourmo rqort Fea Bottom to an personneL WM Werisdipec oflMpiIh&uIythat 7 °W" 1ii_as But as time went by aid no attack t as wcy result If lb. nalmah gained ssiictuwy In the I)uf3 was POstS, flet CS thS Slate )upe'IaLW aec, . %IB— AlWmadw MERIT delivers a winning com bination of taste and low tar. ' I. n1è - - . A combination that's attracting more and more smokers every day and *%Ain - ______ ___ tft ____ study results prove it. __ proper msa,se W5f5 DI liken. Floor" Niu qs at State Aug. 2, a 1W1 "Iort Afgha' -deaml the downtown ascerlt personnel fr nsltivs' was sent from lItiu P'sch' ___ i$ u11U prscs MW where he w bug ti ve. csp *ateDipertmsit, ___ yet, r$i1... 'in to 1'In In Tibren, 5j ___ S'I ad no attempt to Intsrvs.tlen by Soviet "lbs denise of hostries being taken In "iItual idickios" le ambassador In lie cIty, w&Ip'w shah_dM$ed We dde dsI. lb. -uty that have Ir luhles. Tbei'r. theid g neMry, kllleNfl,ctbeanmwiuij dusabd heAfgh 1 pcl1refremstigIr4gtbs "Vs Ibmld i'iulm. no move 1h pd Iusn obseteot in : , f". i s pump 01 _____ -'-jr ___- . or1 0 polled7eel they didn't sacrifice taste in switching 'ttm _____ ______ ; 4___ - ' more importantly—satisfying them long term. ".- .:I! - '.- —a - niI1ithSh1UIWShIVS*SIISdM4 foedtee.ey. thsywerMd,-teMdwigb, own WWK ad d wo 660 k06 mot 7bm k*c* 0%4wmvw - w6m A ____ __ _ - high tar brands. Even cigarettes having twice the tar! and report MERIT is the best tasting low tar they've ft 10 NI FrIM ____ - New taste tests with thousands of smokers prove it. ot A significant majority of smokers rate MERIT taste as good as—or better than—leading -. 10 - Uste - WASHINGTON The In Southwest American Embassy personnel In Tehran aieuy .. Asia was preceded last February by the would be In physical danger if the deposed guards to provide protection for key per. 26 and kift d UA AmMmdor dah were "owed into the United States sonM unfil fla &mw nwIM is mwww6md Adolph "Spike" Dubs In Afghanistan, It was evident as early as last February over." - id JACK ANDERSON - - IOU a iggw'e, by the Afjin polk. ast hi 10 to k. s leww ambmoftin 6* tdm* aip $ s1nod and bb that a Gwm^ w" Dub di"kiffi sheet as shah We aks* been copters didot we hole. mad. Mode, h. $: "lec, w as Dell. as evidence of in tie de' is made to bii1t tie dish, we should tragic lisle, tie state Dent, after an hoomft pWa Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined W: _g"tX:,0.6m9nicotira— WS&MI s - ____ - - _.n ... . r PI ow ir .. �1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SPORTS 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. 24, 1$0 Yellow Jackets? curry Resurrect Georqi"a Tech an W. - — ..~ - president of t he Players' Association; the learned Pepper had been fired," Curry in close touch wi th Georgia Tech. uphill battle at Green Bay where I was added. "And I was just as sur pr ised when "Oh, I'd come through here about Once trying to help Bart rebuild the Packers, they offered me the job. It was to my a year and ork out with pro prospects," "I was terribly naive when about the amazement that this opportunity he said. "But, although I still had friends realities of negotiation when I headed up presented itself. Some of my friends in coaching, I'd only stay about a day. I the Players' Association," Curry suggested I should apply but I didn't call was too fully occupied with what we had recalled, "I never dream ed of any sort of anybody and I didn't have any idea I to do in Green Bay." If Cur ry Is worried about how he'll fare strike. That was another 'gunfight, would be considered." "When his first head coaching assignment, he (Tech athletic director) Doug in another good education." (Weaver) came up to Green Bay for an hides it well. Curry insists he "never dared dream" interview, I realized they were serious," "If I didn't have complete confidence ago. "I've always been the under. better than that he might be offered the position of said Curry."I still had to pinch myself. I that I could do this job, I wouldn't be',., the coaches who came before twice. head football coach at Georgia Tech. He still do." 0. I've learned to adapt, to do my very me. I'm Just me and I'll do the best I can. here," he said."I was perfectly happy "For awhile there I was spoiled," said serve as an assistant under Rodgers did best." ' Curry said he had mixed emotions Green Bay. Most people I've talked "Everything I've done in football has Curry. "For a lot of years, through high in 1976 "and I might have made that Job.* , ' . good my about leaving the Packers, where he was tell me I'm lucky to have such a been a "I was not a e and the I had never The Yellow wo good athlete in high school, was a fourth played on a losing team and I had been tractive offer to join him in Green Bay. seasons, to return to his alma mater. college superpowers for about t . .., , getting into. decades after World War II, lost ground stringer until I was an academic senior associated with some of the greatest "My wife, Carolyn, and I both grew up I knew the difficulties and "I told them "i felt I hadn't finished my Job with by dropping out of the Southeastern at Georgia Tech, and was 20th round Bobby Dodd, Vince Lombardi, Don in Atlanta. I owned a home here for 11 Bart at Green Bay," he said. ,'He could I'm not discouraged, that I look at it as Shula. Conference but suffered a far more future choice In the pro draft. years and we always intended to live In have made it hard for me and I ap- another challenge. serious financial blow when pro sports , "When you were picked it in the 20th "But starting in 1972, 1 learned how the Atlanta. I've always thought it would be a preciate that he didn't. He asked me to "It's a different situation than when 1, poured into Atlanta. round, It usually meant that you were other side lived. I feel like I've been in a good place to raise our children (Kristin, stay, but he didn't lean on me." came here at 20 and doubted myself," , After Dodd, Bud Cmw lasted five somebody's brother4n4aw's cousin. I few gunfights since then — my battles 12, and Billy, 9). Curry said that after going to Green said Curry. "Now I'm 37 and feel I can do' , , years, Bill Fulcher two, Pepper Rodgers mean, after all, I was a 210 pounder with NFL management when I was "It caught me bv surprise when I Bay as offensive fine coach he didn't keep something good." , . 11 Voices stmng Olympi Boyco C has Olympic Committee that with countries would not enter the Soviet invading forces in 1984 Olympics in Los .I But Kane's testiniony that a But tie added, "There are 2D AF1,CIO President Lane" The full House is expected U.S. Olympic boycott would to vote on the measure today or more nations at least that Kirkland said the arrest of'' reiterated his opposition to Afghanistan, neither the Angeles." maybe Soviet dissident leader Andrei doom the games forever was or Friday, and Senate will support us sending an American team to American people- nor I will Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., to no avail. ratification of the same or a many more than that by the Sakharov is another reason the Olympics In Moscow but support sending an Olympic asked Kane whether "that Moscow should be denied the. . A similar resolution is expected end of the day." The committee, by would be the destruction of summer Olympics the head of the U.S. Olympic team to Moscow." voice within vote with only one dissent, Robert J. Kane, head of the the Olympics as we know it?" A State Department spokes"American participation In Committee said such a I , approved a resolution backing by Kane was followed USOC, told the House Foreign Kane replied: "I . I "I don't think man (Ed not list all the 20 this grotesque farce is unthin. boycott would destroy the Carter's call for a U.S.-led Deputy Secretary of State nations but said the United kable," Kirkland said. "We Affairs Committee earlier there's any question about it." games forever. . boycott and the staging of Warren Christopher, who told States was pleased by the reiterate our strong support Wednesday if there is a Kane repeatedly attested to 0 2 ; , Carter drew applause from boycott,transfer or the patriotism of his commi"alternati ve games" if the the committee, "If it comes responses of Britain. Canada, for President Carter's congressmen in his nationally cancellation of the games in inittee and U.S. Olyinpians, odds with the U.S. govern- USOC cannot persuade the down to going it (a boycott) Australia, China "and other demand that the 1980 summer televised State of the Union Moscow, "the Olympic games saying, "I can't imagine any inent ... Whatever decision we International Olympic alone, I think we ought to do countries in the Middle East, Olympics be removed from I address Wednesday when he will never be the same such eventuality would make, the national interest Committee to cancel or move it. I thlnk'we should stick to South Asia and Africa." Moscow or that American., said, "I have notified the because the Eastern bloc happen that we would be at will come first." the games. our principles." In another development, participation be withdrawn." ,,Carter i - • President . ATLANTA (UPI) When Bill Curry six, trying to play center in the NFL." de up his mind to return to Georgia Now it's Curry's turn. But, as Curry quickly pointed out, he ech as head football coach, his boss and "Why do I think I can be successful somehow always managed to come out friend Hart Starr jokingly told him when the people who preceeded me on top. He wound up as the regular 'd been trained for the job by long weren't?" Curry responded toa question. center-Linebacker on the 1964 Georgia ociation with adversity. "Because people I have faith in have Tech team which won its first seven "He was right," said Curry, who has convinced me I can, just as they did in games; was the starting center for the en on the task of trying to rebuild a the past when there may have been 1966 Super Bowl champion Green Bay ograin that has been gradually sliding doubts. Packers, and earned alipro honors while hilI ever since Tech's most ,uctask. But, playing six seasons with the Baltimore "Sure, it will be an arduous coach, Bobby Dodd, retired 13 I've been this way before. I don't say I'm Colts who made it to the Super Bowl President Receiving Strong Support Cader Thursday, Jan. 24, 19s0-7A 1,, - •'. I I * I - • • . . I. ' .-. , -,%.,!~; .. I Sh in Sa mpson Virgin ia 'I a 100 i-r. • 24 . 1. . ).. S tops , I rsminski said Wednesday night after fresh. Carolina topped Wake Forest, 73-61, Clemson defeat ed Furman, 8547, Maryland haiti off n.an Ralph Sampson burned him for 23 points to help Virginia score a 90.84 victory over the third-ranked Blue Devils in an ACC ganie. Jeff Lamp scored 27 points to help Virginia raise its record to 15-3 overall and 4-2 In conference, but it was the confrontation between the two big men - Sampson and Gminski that produced the excitement. Sampson, a 7-foot-4 freshman, outplayed Gminski, continually shooting over him, and . : but! never saw him have a shooting night like this before." The defeat dropped the Blue Devils to 15-3 overall and 4-3 in the ACC and hurt even more I Rich Yonakor added 18 as the Tar Heels .. • he said," so I tried to stick with it." "We knew we had played poorly in the first Dutch Morley and Albert King added free throws in the final 16 seconds, lea vi ng the, '. • RecotW At 1040- Kegler 's Korner Joe Sterling's Seminole Community College Raiders evened their 197910 season slate at 10-10 Wednesday s1ght with a 77.71 victory over Florida Junior College. Sophomore Mike Robertson paced the Raider offense by pourthglnaseaaon high 25 points and hauling down Is dozen rebounds. Guard Jake Campbell also played a lgg role In the victory with 20 points along with center Brown. The Sanford big man pumped In 12. In addition to evening Its season record at 10.10, the (ermy *in improved the Raider's conferenci mark to 44 hlle the lou dropped Florida Junior College to 8-13 overall and 2-3 In codwence play, • - • FLOHIDA JIJNIOII COLLEGE (71): S.rrelI2 4.4$; iSerrIwea$tier 1812; SheffIeld 180*; Ep 92.3 ; dIes's.. 4 Ii I; U11111111110111 1 $11; leizIor 1 14 17 reiriI2$14; HlgW.w2814; Wd&l2 0-14; 1*als: SEUU4OLE (77): 41diiiissoi 1*41; 4 149 !'t'aphsil $44 $0; Roberts.. $91 U; Rigors 3501; ikewa 4441*;____ TotaLs: __ 2021.8577. UaNll.s Ir-"tft 41, lb" 41. Team fouls: eiutatlt 11, Thuds U. Pealed out: Vesad. • m. py js. Fly aiim .1 C HI (UN) rdy 216 _____ IN, Janet Lisoy Ill. Rueben Blake 113. Cm. Dueklnson $41, hAck Mac Aiteer M. Nigh Series: Don German 4, Jr. LSWI$ IS7 LStT P1c0141t DundInsn $40, Butch MacAtasr 1st. Ed Patrick MS Jshnasn 500. 1U16511 ci ocsabeus, Bud Campbell 303, Kathy Norton 511, Wendy hiiwe* $14, LIAdI Lewis 533, Sharon Kirkgard 113. Berny Hudley $33. Ralph Rasp 513, Randy Hawk SOS. Frank Torello Six against the Princ, of Wales 5, bets of tI p1gJadilj1da Ccencoat [lej$ unc.d Wedne.ky. i have been named It was lbetWMlZpI.y.rsfrIiu the ig the lInt 1* players ted to represent the Pillés of Wales Coefsswa' llSLars, by ace Campbell CUfl Other Highlights: Tie for Star 04 In Us animal National Bowrn$fl. Will be amouncod the Wk Butch acAteer 0. Henry Hardy plus U League AIJStar Game later this wash, — HI NOONIRS Standings: Lake Mary Pub, Flagship lank, Lucky's Canvas, Doltona Sanitation, Stenstrom Realty, Crab House W.O.T.M. 1. W.O.T.M. 2, Tops 1, Awnings, Sanford Heating. High Games: Toby Bryant 192, Carol Colwell ill, Marion LIed. berg 154, Alice Densmore 1*3, Jeanette Hitchox 174, JeannIe Adams 172, Oily Csisko 2174, Wanda Hubbard tOl, Dot iridgeman 151. Ann Curtis 140. Susan Yates $47. High Sines: Oily CsIsko 154, Mn Curtis 4*, Jeanette Hltchco* 471, Werna Dickens 417, Toby Bryant 41. AlIce D.nsrnocs 513. Converted Splits: Carol Maurici 27.10, Marlon Lindberg $7. Verne Dickens 5.10, Kathy PefIrman I' $0, . . June Plant lu, Jesse Cook 153. Sharon Kickgard 110, Charlie Nos P fladelphic Places Six NHL All-Star Team w vow T,o.l.F. Standings: (I) Competition Bowling Pro Shop. (3). Lewis Drywall, (3) Family Feud, (4) Sanford Business Machines, (5) Love Bugs of Jim Rowe, (4) Flunkies, (7) Watts AC., (I) No. 1, (5) A.A.A. Tree krv., (10) Wilson Eichetb,rg,r, (Il) Holiman & Holzman, (IS) Schalk* Entp., (13) Barbour Bros., (14) Misfits, (15) ReJiectionsof Beauty. (14) 1oieIIo Const., (17) Central Alum., (II) All in the Family Too, (i) West Electric Maint., (20) Pioneers, (7$) Best Uniform Gang, (22) All in the Family. High Games: Larry Pecordat 247401, Jr. Lewis 234, Don German, 224300, Ed Patrick 245, j,, Johnson Randy Hawk 224, Jay Davis 307, Chuck McNabb 231, Ralph Rasp zI2. bus CampØli 35, - WASHDAY DROP-OUTS Standings: Goof Bails, Ses Symbols, Vikings, Pinch Pins, Not 90I5,$01flSVs,WNZ Kids. Scatter Pins, Shimr.cki, Makiups, Hits I, Misses, Alley Cats. DripOl'ias, Three and L, Seep lids. Hooks $ Curvet. Block Busters. 00-letters. High Games: Tee , Verne Pout 113, Fred Wetten IN, Bernard Brown ill, 'Alice Galdusik 154, Nib. lurks III, Den Burton 157. Ott Granseman 1$), Gordon Lamb $50. Andy Patrick ,, , i,,, Richardson 174, Jerry Loudolt 175, PhIl Augusto 174, Mac McK)bban $70, Little Adlinglen $07, 11111041 LI Pohl 141, Rose Patrick 100, Mary McPherson 157, Barbara Knout ISa. - High Series: Ted Foote 551, Fred Weston s,;, Bernard Brown Sal, Andy Patrick 510, Mike Burke 501, Gordon Lamb $03, Verne Pohl 4,4 Mac McKibben 475, Dan Burton 474, Lulls Adilngton 471, Alice GaIdus.k 444 Winnie Spencer 447, Lillian Pohl 414, Bee Richardson 443, Barbara Knesel 435, Rose Patrick 433. Converted Splits: Adralo RossS5.10; Ott Granniman 3.7, Jim Arrøyo 3.7, Fred Weston 2.7, 5.7; Phil August* 5.7; Alice Galdusok $7; Mitzi Loudon $7, 4.7, $., 10 Gordon Lamb 3.10, Olive Westray 3.101 Gladys Granneman 3.10, Ruth Foote 3.10, Lisle Miller 3-10. Other Highlights: Helen Kaminsky was presented an award for bowlino the highest series including handicap during the month of September, coin. Palling' with woman bowlers in Seminole County. THURSDAY NITI M1UD Standings: Heaps Painting, "U" 1116@00?, Hofliens, Jsmms, Wilts Amoce. Hits I Splits, Lake Mary Pub Midnitrs, Santora Auto ;" a I- B i .. RETREAD SALE I SIZE MOUNTED FREE Add $1.00 For I I I I AM-i: 171.13 071.14 I - PRICE 13.95 14. 5 14.95 I I Wupon pOii IdOUL • -Wh..I ". f;' ,- Cow __ Offer expires Fob. IS, 1100 Drum brakes lot olAmericon cars. We'Sr eplace broke krngs on aS tOUtW0s.tt%flQlXI true oldru,n, 0POCk 0111sf It OrS wheel bSOhflQL r&uIondblood ytjçhyr4j - PRICE J II is.,, IV." 20. I list I . ' Ofldrepefro wrol4n,Whocks, mtelees,wheel oil ES 9 29 1 - I*, . '• - make as much as $1 million in $200,000 payday. his first World Boxing Joining Tate and Weaver On Kings, SUnS Iliad NBA. All-Stars take the boxing spotlight from Las Vegas. "There's something - Ik -0, '47";.7-14 .. 1M ~ 1. .1 - T ~ - _'Ini I . 9 7~ . - • I L 11, 'a FINANCING ___ AVAIM , Bucks 104, Warriors 102 Junior Bridgeman's jumper with 30 seconds Left the only field goal made by the Bucks in the final 4:48 lifted Mi!waukee. Cliff Ray hauled down a career-high 24 rebounds in a losing effort. - - How He Can Lose * . I keep eminating fights from Vegas." viewed In Nashville, inLas Vegas, Sugar Ray The heavyweight fight, to Cities and Memphis. Leonard and his people think be televised by ABC, will be Tickets range from $20 to Paola Lift!. L.agu. Semoran Pony League of Tennessee's Stokley NEW YORK (UPI) — T1w Lloyd Free of Utah. The Paola Little League will hold Its Detrolt's Mickey Goodwin The Semoran Pon Baseball League will hold Athletic Center March 31. world champion Seattle Johnson, Free and Dan faces Ed Smith of Charlot te, registration for the 1980 baseball season at Wilson registrations for Pinto, Mustang, Bronco and Tate, clowning for repor- N.C., In a preliminary 10Super the Kansas City will be making their first Elementary School, Orange Avenue, Paola, on Pony !..eague players as well as girls softball fl1yb come iIOUS round bout. Kingsand the Phoenix Suns appearance In an All-Star Saturday the 26th from 9a.m. to 1 p.m. when he talked of the ik1 teams on two dates. each placed two piayers on game. The Top Rank Inc., Uris championship bout. The league is open to all children from 9 to 12 the West team as the coaches Earlier Wednesday, Players can register on February 2nd and 0t1 pr0it'1aed a WBA years of age that wish to play. Cost ii $15 for one "U you an this fight, YOU added six players to complete members of the Boston February 9th from 9:00 a.m. till noon at English All. Celtics—forwardLarry Bird, won't be disappointed," said WBC heavyweight collision child or $25 total for two or more children from a the' squad for the NBA machine." about September. Estates Elementary School located on Oxford center Dave Coweni and Its. 20.0 "FI5htIfl5 811 gain. on Feb. family. This provides the player with full uniform "I WOrked too hard to get Arwn touched on Road In Fern Park. hopes a guard Nate Archibald - were us insurance. award In added to Its. East team In a this title. I have worked too future Tate flghtcould be held 1. who won the MVP many how's, too many days. I in 85,000 capacIty Neyland thi 1979 NBA championship vote of the conference's League :. coaches, along with forwards just don't an how you can Stadium, also on the UT Mike." CEflPUI. Elvin Hayes of Washington :trepresent Seattle for The IOft4pOken Weaver had and Dan Roundfield of "ft has been our dream to Altamonte Little League Baseball has second straight yeai. For, The Seminole Mi chael little to say and had 110 put a fight in the outdoor Atlanta and guard Pony Baseball League, operating, scheduled two registration dates. Players 8-15, ward Scott Wedman and ld out of the Five Points facility, has announced Richardson of New yo. predictions, stadium and show It o w or éompetlng In the T-Ball, Major, Minor, Triple-A guard Otis Birdsong will "I'd say it'll be a very good this area can accomplish registration dates, times and locations for the and pj& Ibe East starters will be the Kings while Senior Leagues can sign up at the Altamonte fight. Tate is good champion what South Africa did - put upcoming baseball and softball seasons. forward . Walter Davis and Julius &ving of Philadelphia Civic Center on Thursday, January 31st from 6-9 at and I'm a good contender," 80,O00in an outdoor stadium," guard Paul WUtpiIai are the and Atlanta's John Drew Sign ups will be held Saturday, Jan. 26 from 10 p.m. and on Saturday at the Civic Center, forward, Houston's Moses said Weaver, whose fortunes Arurn said. . IIIICtId. a.m. till! p.m. at the following locations. rose last year w hen he gave February 2 from 9-5 p.m. . Malone at center and George The throng saw Tate Th stasug lean, d os World Boxing Ctti ChEZIP Casselberry students register at South Seminole Tryouts are scheduled for February 9 and l6. Gervin of San Antonio and decision native South AMC In fan balloting, includes Larry Holmes a scare bsha Middle School, Longwood students register at with opening day ceremonies on Saturday, March le Johnson of Atlanta at Kai'se'n Abdul.Jabbsr and losing a 12th round TKO. He Is GrrleCoetzee iast October Longwood Elementary, Winter Spr gs st in udents 8th. win us. 4.. 204 careerwlse. ENvIn "Magic" Johnson of at Winter Springs Elementary, Sanford students Players are required to present a birth The boxing community Billy Cumingham of Phfl&. Los Angeles, forward Promoter Bob Arum said Marques of delpNa will coach the East the Knoxville-based Tate is "told uswe were crazy" to put at Sunniland Park, Lake Mary students at Lake tificate, policy number of hospitalization and a" Johnson Milwaukee, forward A&iu and IAW Wilkens of Seattle paranteed a purn of$M,= a Hot in Knoxville, Arurn Mary Elementary and Forest City students at parent or legal guardian. Registration is $20.00 for.-,-. Dasfisy of Utah and giard will guide Us. West. and could make as much as $1 told reporters. But the Teague Middle School one player and 115.00 for each additional player., Seminole Pony Baseball Altamonte Little ~f to]19A Dog RaàIg V0711 IN 'i w w.ey •.w WWSi IVPI s. ____ - ______ • - $4.0 —17301 _ 44) ' " • ___ w* P,. ia,k.IbaIl _ en .130 • v _____ _____ • . Bazk.tball . - -. • East CMyiwy dl. BI0*rnsbg SI Clarion 74, Lck Hvn 04 Conn. 74, Providence 43 Dowling IL MuM 77 C. Strdsbg N, Lsmvni 75 FDU $4. Baltimore II G'town 107, U.S. Intl 75 Gettysbg 41, Wash&Lee 11 Hiram 04, Thief 51 Ind. Pa. 54. Cat. Pa. 7$ lOfli Si. Colgate 41 Juntala 44. L.yceming 44 LaSalle 65, Or*e101 LaRoche 7L Geneva 44 Md..hait 13. H$IIWICk Si Monmlk SI Montclr St. 43 Mravlan 7$, Muhlnbg fl N.H. Coil 71, Hrftrd 43 NY Tech IlL U. Evers 40 NOW England 77. Thomas 40 Phil Tex p, PhilPPsm NOT 73, Alfred 04 St. J P. 00, Penn. 14 W00% 14L net. Vally 53 ShINIMbI 0*, Kut&lswn N $warllrnrs 14, Allanteem 53 Waynedos 67 St. Vlnce U *Wmnsfr 13, Grove Cty 30 West Chester $3, Leltlgit III W.Va. 71, American WihesI$, Kings i7 Widsilir 10, HabidOrd 44 Yale II, Now Hampshire 41 South Alabama 15, Auburn 44 Bffiny SO C0111114411111 01111144111111 57 luclutsllø,DelawarsH C11 Fla. I* Fla. TchS3 Clemson 5$, Furman 07 C.ncarl$3,kIimOS 1. Tom. 54 Appy 10 .i~ ,4 -i 77____ ";; ,.•.:, 1, '-'• ' • -'. - - 71 TSansat1ong PesIball Cincinnati Named former Brigham Young offensive coon. dlnator Doug Scavil the new quaqIyck.receIver coach. Miami Announced the rethesnentot tackle Mike Current. Announced O. Clevelind tonsive backfield coach Chuck Wober has asked to be released from his contract to loin another team. Chicago—Nans.d Ted Plumb as their receivers coach. Named Rod Denver Doahower offensiv, coordinator. cow" Stanford Football Coech Rod Doehower resigned to take a position as, an assistant with Denver of the NFL and was replaced oian interim basis by recruiting coordinator Doug Single. Baseball - - - - ' : 1 1 •Y '. •. .' .,.,."••. t.•. .-.,,..'•. -I , -'4 ••, - • 'viz !.A. -._ -' V Grambtino OS, NW La. 03 High Pt. 77, GrdIW Wbb 41 Jaxnvl II, So. Fla. 75 Kentucky It, Min. St. 47 Longwood $1. Averelt $3 La. St. 77, MIsSissippi 04 Lynchbg U, M. Washngtn dl Maryland 0, N.C. St. 42 N. Car. 73, Wake Forest 41 Richmond fl Upsala 54 Shepherd 7L DavlEikins 70 50. Miss. SI, Memphis St. 54 Thomas More 77, Berea Transylvania 52, N. Ky. 7$ Virginia 10, Duke $4 W. Car. It. Citadel 40 W. Md. 73, Dickinson 70 W.Va. Tech II, Bluefield , ., _ "W' ••g• 'os , - 0(34) $1.00, P (4.3)43.50:1(4. . 34) 7340: Tim e 30:50. 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P,ldIv's Games By Untied Press ImiernotIsusI S4$rem—$4B Wa*ngi.n at SaMoa 7Sl Charm 545 4.0 3,011 DstrsN at New Jerwy AtlantIc Division 445 44 San Diego at Indians W I. Pd. SB 4,4 Oliwl Will Seattle of hit Antonio $4 1$ .144 •(44)*N,P(14)1N.Ii:T(7. Phlla Kansas City at Chicago ½ 34 12 Boston W)PONITimI01N. Milwaukee at Phoanlx 23 X All 15 New York Ssuea*rsce-1.14.A New York lt0eldiitlf. 303043015½ OWrlgNChais.ok 345 345 3.50 Wihngtfl P11110 at LOS AII5SIS 20 31 400 17 $SIIasQerWr 141 445 New Jorsy I ,-.,--. -..--i or,~OM11 , , '.Pt f. ,i. f-WFT ~ - - -v,-~. , ~V. ;4-!~ 11. and snapped Phoenix' 12-ganic home winning streak. It !s Baseball Si'egn Up Time I r - - points. 76era 118, Nuggets 93 Julius ErvinLand Steve Mix scored 24 points each and 11enry Bibby triggFed a second-period pree to lead Philadelphia to Its ninth straight triumph. Dan Issel le the losers v.ith 20. Rockets 111, ClIppers 110 Calvin Murphy scored four points in the second overtime to help Houston ease by the Clippers, in the Rockets' first double overtime game ever. K nicks 119, Suns 109 Rookie Bill Cartwright scored 30 points and Michael RIchardson 22 as New York frnke a seven-iuime losing streak 1000 44451 - 0 points and grabbed a career-high 19 rebound to lead Boston. Rookie Greg Kelser led the Pistons with a personal-high 29 Association heavyweight title the Knoxville card will be a symbolic about what we're the same thing. They ab. blacked out in Knoxville and $200. . defense, said Wednesday he WBA llghtheavyweight title doesn't see bow challenger bout between beltholder Mike Weaver can but him. Marvin Johnson and Clad In a tee-shirt and a challenger Eddie Gregory. cowboy hat and munching on Nashville's Clinton Jackson a grapef ruit, Tate told the will fight Jimmy Healr of topranked contender he's Memphis in a bout_ul,wt us. worked too hard for too ions to "peltorweight championship the Oil In the University of Tennessee" by Arum. , up S I .. 5 ___ and oircondI. ousoavoi'abi. L USED TIRES $ 00 aris. Lakeview kwsbg UnW. 0 ___ ..% ; uu.. + 47c FLY. F.I.T. — — SIZE F7$.14 or 1$ 078-14 or 15 H7s-i or is Jii.is $ Green's Grocery. HIgh Gam es: Pony lo ISO 171, JIM Snyder lIS, Cd Vogel 154, Marion Parefta 103. Jerry Ferilla $00. Butch Rose ill, Jim Barrett $75.10, P.J. Barrett Ill, Jean Row $74, Margie Witt 1, Terry Evans 147, Don Wlft 114.151.30), Lowell Evans ML Ridi Ns 113, Phyllis Russell $51440, DICk Bruce 1531 V. Marlene Heaps 15$, Ron LaBounty 114 Jerry Campbell 30$ W - - _- ._ % .- 1% , - U'ffERI .%9" 4L SHOCKS -!" 495 HEAVY DUTY '6.95 _______________________ BFGoodch lw~ 4 Drsk Riline I - 1 2' $ 08.14 --~ , - M Irp 0 ;0 _J" 't. Points million, depending on the promoter said it ls time to doing," Arum said. "We can't solutely refuse to fight in W Chattanooga, but can be - Big John Tate, who could turnout. Weaver will enjoy a does not participate, according to network executives. Sonlcs, Mike Newlin scored 30 points and John Williamson added 19 - __ The Crooms Panthers, shot back up with only two "And of course Bryant down by 10 points late in the seconds remaining to lift the played a super game, The fourth quarter, staged a Qooms's squad to the 65.64 first time against Vanguard furious comeback behind victory, he had 30, that must be his Calvin 'KIKi' Bryant WedThe win lifted the Panthers team," smiled the victorious nesday night and went on to record to 17-4 on the year as Panther boss. post a 65.64 win over Ocala they prepare for next week's The victory marked the Vanguard in overtime, Sunrise Kiwanis Tournament, first time in Marlette's three The Panthers outscored "We kind of put things year coaching stint at Crooms Vanguard 22-14 in the final together in the second half," that the Panthers have period, with much of their said a pleased Panther coach defeated Vanguard both on point production coming from Chris Marlette. the road and at home. Bryant's game high 27 points. "The shift to the three man Vanguard WashIngton 1The lanky freshman also press turned things around for 0.12, Verine 7+20, Falson 4-4hauled down a game high 13 us - Vernon Law came up 12,Roberts3-2-9,Socomon 5.l. rebounds in the victory. with three quick steals and a 11. Totals 25-1444. After knotting the score at three point play and Dion' Crooms — Law 5-1-11, 55-all in regulation, Lawrence Jackson came up with a Bryant 10.747, Wynn 40-8, Wynn grabbed a rebound couple more steals, that kind Jackson 3-1-7, wootm 1-24, from Bryant's missed jumper of took the wind out of them," Knight 1-2.4, Hendricks 2-0-4. at the foul line and put the Marlette commented. Totals 211345. — Raiders Even NBC already has spent about $63 million on the . 11 half and it took us five or six minutes to get Terrapins In sole possession of first place in going in the second half," Virginia Coach the ACC. Terry Holland said. "Ralph had a very good Lamar Heard's layup with two seconds to' game. He was able to keep Gniinskl away play boosted Georgia, 12-4 overall and 4-4 in.,,... from the ball." Score OT Win 9 KNOXVILLE, Tenn.(UPI) Moscow Olympics, 90 percent of which can be recovered under an insurance policy with Lloyd's of London if the games are not held orifthe United States triumphed despite playing without two starters and a key sub. John Campbell controlled the inside with 28 points, 9 rebounds and 5 blocked shots to help Clemson snap a 10-game' Furman winning "' streak, Taylor Baldwin blocked Sidney Lowe's' s attemptedlayupwlthfoursecondstoplayandfl UPI Sports Writer Gervin and Silas were aided by the recently acquired If "wanted anyone notice, James Silas picked the wrong Shumate, who scored 21, giving the threesome a tota l 108 night to score 32 points. points. Alex English led the Pacers with 26 points, while Silas' output Wednesday night helped San Antonio o a 144- Johnny Davis added 18 and James Edwards 17. 130 shootout victory over the Indiana Pa cers, but "The In other games, Seattle edged Atlanta, 98-96, New Jersey Iceman," George Gervin, melted a Market Square Arena dumped Clevetand, 117.103, Boston clobbered I)etrnit'1M-104, scoring record with 55 points. Philadelphia drubbed Denver, 118-93, Houston shaded San "Ice's performance was superb," Spurs' Coach Doug Moe Diego, 111.110, in double overtime, New York beat Phoenix, said after his star guard had established the NBA high for the .119.109, and Milwaukee nipped Goldtn State, 104-102. year. "Silas Is playing extrnely well, but his performances SUperSOnics 96, Hawks 98 have bn overshadowed by Gervin. Everybody focuses on Ice Gus Williams scored 35 points to pace Seattle tq its eighth and Silas sneaks in." consecutive victory and send Atlanta to its fifth straight loss. Gervin, the league scoring leader, hit 21-of-30 shots from the Nets 117 ëavaiiers 103 Bi John DoesnT See - of Afghanistan. , With 55 in a surprise return from the bench to lift New Jersey. Pacer Coach Bobby Leonard could only marvel at Gervin's Williamson surpassed Julius Erving to become the Nets' alloffensive display. time leading scorer, "You saw a great performance tonight," said Leonard. Celtics 131, Pistons lot "This man Is an amazing individual," Rick Robey, filling in for injured Dave Cowens, scored 24 -. Ethan Martin scored 18 points and LSU ', Ice Man &ms Indiana field and 12-of-15 free throws in helping the Spurs snap Indiana's four-game winning streak, For NBC, the major unresolved question about the 1980 Moscow Olympics is whether the United States will boycott the games because of the Russian invasion '.. , Panthers agreed to pay $87 million for broadcast rights to the Moscow sports events, had asked for a 60-day moratorium on the Sarajevo talks in view of recent world events. When the moratorium was turned down, the network "reluctantly decided not to participate in the Sarajevo negotiations." ' raised its record to 124 overall and 5-3 in the SEC. Al Wood scored a game-high 26 points and - Crooms Puts Th. Press On Vanguard Enrout• To A 65.64 Ov.rtirn. Win A - held Colorado to 4 points in the first half. because it came on their own court. Sampson, however, refused to gloat, "I didn't think of the probable matehup with Gminski," Sampson said. "Mike Is a class guy and a great player." The Freshman did admit that he had his game together.' "My turnaround jump shot was working," - NEW YORK (UPI) - NBC, already fearful of an American boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics, has withdrawn from negotiations for the 1984 winter Olympics to be held in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. spokesman for CBS said his network was prepared to go ahead with the negotiations, which began In Sarajevo Wednesday, and bid for the Yugoslav games.--refused comment. NBC, which outbid its rivals four years ago when it . Ricky Frazier scored 17 points and Missouri "I was doing the most I could against him," - I N.'rth Carolina State, 68.62, and Georgia defeated Tennessee, 55-54. Tracy Jackson scored 18 points and the Irish , 12-2, broke away from an 8-8 tie at 14:10 of the first half wi th an eight-point fl urry. Kyle Macy scored 20. points and Fred Cowan 17 to spa rk Kentucky in an matchuP. the All America was the first to admit it. Olympic Negotiof ions I L In other games involving top teams, No. 8 Notre Dame beat Canisius, 8443, ninthranked Kentucky whipped Mississippi State, 89.67, No. 10 Missouri thrashed Colorado, 7845, LSU handled Mississippi, 7246, North Gminski said."I knew he was a good shooter, 1 es As Everybody knows what happened when David challenged Goliath. What happens when Goliath meets Goliath? "I never saw many people have a shooting night Like this before," Duke center Mike - 41 I NBC Withdraws From I - A W • the signing of defender Eduardo Bonvallet of Chile. baseman Junior Kennedy. Soccer - - NOW OPEN rv,l 1XVLLWVVff2jV VILE,; A PLACE TO GET YOUR CAN FIXED FOR Liffi OPENING SPECIALI DRUM BRAKE SPECIAL NEW BRAKE LININGS, ALL 4 WHIILS, OVERHAUL WHEEL CYI.S.I TURN DRUMS, CHECK MASTER CYL$NDSR, DISC FRONT REPACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS. $15 EXTRA CARS I LIGHT TRUCKS PRICE GOOD THROUGH JAN. 31, 1500 Wekavelezpefll.wbeef drive p,d, 69" , ALL GINIIALIIPAIII Avis. frasimlsilses. 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Longwood Elementary School king pgs yRebecca Souza;second, ordinator of the "Variety All the proceeds from these Essay Contest is sponsored by Sharron Burkhart; third, Cafeteria. Correspondent Show of 1980" to be held Jan. Upon completion of the final fun-filled activities were the VFW annually for high Dave Grabosky, fourth, Jesuy 2-4297 25 and 26 at the Longwood exam, students receive a turned over to "Bingo" Bell school boys and girls to Lacefield; Kim fifth, Elementary School on Orange certificate which generally Newkirk, who, due to illness compete —first at a local Shumacher, and sixth, Avenue, at 8 p.m. qualifies them for a 10 percent this past year, was faced with level, then district, state and Eleanor Colburn. Students, families and will be dressed In authenticdiscount on their boating some awesome medical bills. finally national where the faculty members have pooled period costumes. Judges were: Post Coininsurance. Thanks to the love shown by first prize is a $1,400 their time and talents to make Joe DI Francisco assoRamsey, Ed Anyone interested In so many caring friends, her scholarship plus many other mander this year's performance a dated with the Public enrolling in the safe boating burden willnot be as heavy, awards and benefits. Auxiliary President Esther truly unique and spectacular Television in Orlando will be course, which gets under way The participants make a Jacobs, Auxiliary 2nd Vice show, the master of ceremonies. Tuesday, Feb. 5, should Some of the members of the tape at a radio station which . President Gladys Ramsey, The first half of the show Musicman, Tom Green will be contact Andy Scheblein, Ladies Auxilary, Post 8207, is used for the judges to base Post Members Ray Polt, will include many varied the audio technician, with education officer of the recently returned from a visit their decision on delivery as Attorney William Carpenter, acts: a puppet show, singing, special lighting effects COo- Seminole Power Squadron, at to the Tampa V.A. Hospital, well as content. a non-post member. Drum and Fife, gymnastic trolled by Jim Lormann. where they distributed over This year the theme was performers and piano viz*1,000 worth of materials "My Role In America's Rebecca Souza, the first Thls is to be a FUNtuosns. oods, lap robes, toilet Future." District 18 (Orange- place winner from Lake RAISING EFFORT, not a Richard Swann, newly The second half will be fund raising project. There elected president of the articles, etc.) to the patients. Seminole) chairman of Howell High School, went on The ladles took a cart to two Voice of Democracy Essay is to win first place at District 18 devoted to the decades of will be a donation of $1 for Longwood-Wlnter Springs floors where they served and William Mayo-VFW Post 5405 level, which covers both adults and 50 cents for dancing from 1900 to 1980. rnher of Commerce, will visited the patients. Orange In Winter Springs. and Seminole This "Pop to Rock" (ac- children to pay for a night to be remembered_a night of have a guest speaker, Fred Marsha Wait, president of The Lake Brantley High Counties. cording to Carol Eztravanza CasOI, from the Crawford the Auxiliary, said they went School participants, sponwill include waltzes, the real entertainment! Among the judges for Rehabilitation Services, at to the hospital to give gifts to sored by VFW Post 82D7 in Charleston, jitterbug, Lindy, TIWI'e will also be a num- the buffet luncheon meeting the patients, but each Longwood were chosen: District 18 were: Sheriff John rock & roll, the bump, disco her of door-prizes to be on January 28, at Quality Inn- member returned with a gift first, Keith Hovis; second, Polk, Judge Harold Johnson and a closing original, presented to some lucky North. Cason will speal on the of joy that the patients had Paulette Broach; third, and Mrs. Diane Falstead. Imaginative dance for the winners. There are only 300 new Workman's Corn- given them — a truly heart- Kathleen Sellards; fourth, 19803. seats to be sold. Come early to pensatlon laws. Sunday, Jan. 27, there warming experience. James O'Brien; fifth, John There will also !-e a group of get a good one! Nastelin, and sixth, Andrew will be a District 18 Banquet cloggers who perform at at Pine Hills, at 3 p.m. to VFW Post 8207 has the Spence. Sunday, Jan. 20, the VFW Disney World and a Beginning Tuesday, Feb. 5 Post 8207 with the Ladles .onor of being the host to the Judges for Post 8207 were: honor all the participants demonstration of belly at Longwood Elementary Auxiliary held an Open Institution of a new VFW Post Evelyn Towler— media from this district in the Voice dancing techniques by Phyllis School, members of the House. for District 18 on Jan. 25, specialist at Longwood of Democracy Essay ProPower Squadron will conduct Elementary; Evelyn Hart— grain and to present award. The afternoon was filled starting at 6 p.m. Marge Raso, who danced a 10-week classroom course with planned activities aimed District Commander Tom Department of Fla., senior to the top three winners of the with the New York Rockettes, aimed at stressing the fine at meeting everyone's needs Grubbs will officiate at the vice president, and Robert L. district. did the choreography for the points of boating safety. installation of officers and the Adams Jr.—USN Cpt. (Ret). for having a good time — Congratulations Rebecca dancers, who, incidentally,' There is no charge for the auction for the ever-growing presentation of the charter. There was a banquet and an Souza and to all who par- Heritage Hikes Feb. 2 F FITZPATRICK The Central Florida Council of the Boy Scout., of America Will hold Heritage Hikes throughout the Central Florida Area on Feb. 2. This event will allow the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts in each community to become aware of the past by visiting various historical sites, hiking to each. Scouting skills will be available at each site. Sponsorships are being sold for the event at $1 each to be donated to the depleted scout camping fun. The hike will start at Sanford Plaza and proceed to the lakefront and U.S. Highway 17.92. Mrs. America Anyone? Florida women are being sought for the Mrs. America Pageant. The preliminaries will be held Feb. 8 and 9 at Holiday Inn and Altamonte Civic Center, Altamonte Springs. Any career woman, mother or grandmother over age 18 is eligible to qualify. There Is no talent requirement. For information contact Florida's Mrs. America, P.O. Box 1213, Altamonte Springs. Phone, 305.339-3612. UCF Alumni Party Sot — • Thursday, Jan. 24, 1710-111 An "Ain't We Got Fun?" pizza and beer party is planned for University of Central Florida alumni, Saturday, from 5:30.7 p.m. In the multi-purpose room of the UCF Village Center. Entertainment will be by the Rosie O'Grady'a Good Time Jazz Band. The party will cap homecoming week, Jan. 21-26, and will be followed Immediately by the basketball game In UCF's gym, pitting the Knights and Eckerd College. Tickets for the pizza and beer party are available at $6.00 each and should be purchased in advance. For Information contact Mark Glickman, 775-fl33. PTA To Sponsor Skating Seminole County Council of PTA Is sponsoring a skating party from noon to 4 p.m. Friday at sate City on Dog Track Road between Sanford and Orlando. Parents and teachers may skate free. Children's donations are $1.15. Door prizes will be given. Dividends Plan Workshops The Dividends (Seminole County School Volunteer Program) has scheduled a series of workshops on Monday, Jan. 28, at the Altaznontc Civic Center. Volunteers are welcome. The sessions will open at 9 am, with Judge Dmlr4ck' Saffi speaking on "AN You LJstenlng? flu111yUstenlng7" For Information can the Dividends cmc., SH4111. - Pair Subtle As A Klop In Chops • DEAR ABBY: Every yew my husband and l send over loo Christmas cards. I spend a lot of time selecting an p. propriate card that comes with our names printed ln gold letters. These cards are not cheap. They cost 40 cents each, plus 15 cents postage, and I personally address UCu OflVwwv iq oini. Yesterday I received the following note from a oo who live out of town and send us one of those boring, bragging, four-page m#meogrophed newsletters every Cirlatmas: ..Dear Eunice aW Norbertl We appreciate being remembered at Christmas. Your card was decorative, bet my will you call a p.renal word or two, or sign It yourselves, plies, take our DWbN oft your Emily azuiHarold" Abby, would you care to comment? SHOCKED IN UPSTATE N.Y. DEAR MOCKED: 11r.'s a lot tobe add for aklngone's cINTUALIMPORD ;t' . LONIW000 . LAKIMARY MW.LLMA*YSLVP. .1 --. - - Abby - IMISIP.*sC. - — ----- -- -- ------- -• Winkle, Sue Schwegman and Tracey Wight. ____.I with foodln Mouth. Noresthig the sems or hands on the table while eating, etc., etc. I would like to dine In a relaxed, comfortable maimer without worrying about the rules of etiquette constantly. Be assured, Ido not cat like a hog, and my manners wouldn't offend even the fussiest lady. But What WO marriage with such a woman be like? Hirsid Phil. by Tim Netsp . Fire C 1.1 uiovel OUT All rr ' yms sM splal Redhg8@W Custsm Fit being married IS yoar APSSS w• '" I)EAR ABBY Is ___ to know nwhat Is IMOMY rt and what and s from bra site &W the forso fft perfectly, top and bo#om. - &W weight pr*WW*l 5Q55. Whiti and Iss ' morMly wrong these days. What use to be considered' VT0I2srs ago isowl- REG - - 24 denly s'rIit" How is a pluppssedto know bow g Emily end tobslmn? PERPIZXEDIN Harold are about as uiMle as P1IOBEACH ak op th .Tak. theJr DEAR PVlPLEWi let names off your list. CongratulatIons, you have Year ceuiclim be year gelde. SIraeIy .angb we just saved is cietal . w bays absot N -Non DEAR ABBY: I am ix- ImuftfoadsmdaTo hisz*ly food of a ________ women mid am ,nidii1ag marriage, bet something Tins: An thor. ass. bothers ins. Having a meel — you j cu$ ask jithetwodus — is the uyEse ebset ass, dnigs. privacy of her verkned is yin' cvi tulip? something of an ordeal Ab'I• WikI.4 WIIT bscsse do is tesribly strict TEENAGERS OUGIT TO thut table inru. MMOW. $*ts Abby, W oft the table, bolts and fork laby Diftes lavasly Oft , iuy placed en the *W I' M. ftdm • when Ed in use. Oisw food stamped (N cuts), sell. 'I Dear COU 1W flow arlb Lift S.pjert I.. • o.sipi.d sWedahiv her word features M to Smoom ilhapo firm your b6sfllns. . BEGIN? P __________________ Full ra,o,elan AC, STRETCH 51* $1 U POLY-COTTON. STRETCH IRA - he • LONG LIMB SUPPORT BRA w.s w sws . I - well, ahachaWy no talkint s*ss.d avdW - W I *1% __ ,__ •.-..._I•___. ___ _____5•__.•_ - — — —. — - - - r — S •.•. 4 - a._ - -- ..-.••r. - •--_ I *- • .. — - -. -S • . - 1 7 ' ____ -' 37. Ll 111it- I •••;. �- Ir 2B—EvenIng,foçd, BLONDIE Thursday,jan.24,1,$o by ACROSS Chic Young AnswertoPreviou:Puuie UNKH DA %r J 13 You 14 (4 F'1 15 Additional 16 Holds in . .. it -. EETLE BAILEY :GOT ANY 4AST WORPSIt t,13EETLET iHE BORN LOSER I p, uxz oug' (C*F3Y f'JP OlR$7 MIWOJ il'l4 P[-t- OF mi .) rro 2D,wt kDA Attr i ri.iI - 8 i i z I 45 46 47 1 I — — — s - by . 54 — — 57 KNOWS HOW TO MAKE IT START RAINING 2'UT LIE THAT! WHAT'S HE F DO- -AN INDIAN RAINPANCE 2' _..-.- OF COUR6E I - 55 86 56 o Bob Montana rHEJUTWAGHE61 \. THE c —. — — — — — — 51 ' BIGPEALfMYPA -.- — — 51 52 53 — — — a Ina 40 — 50 kra44 12,1. LTHI. A%/ THAT GOffiEP,' 5ENTISTS POPE TO CONTROL ''THE WEATHER / ______ 84 'I -'' V 63 — — — _ — 65 — — — — — — — 66 — — ( NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN) I -L HOROSCOPE By BFJWCE BEDE OSOL I.-T For Friday, January E E K & MEEK vim (3 I _____ PRISCILL.M REAPS by Al WHAT A EVERYONE OUT FOR LOUSY V.ORLP.' HIhELF' NO A LOT ANP HE'S VERY BOREP THESE WITH HIS FAA. RETIREMENT! (ME' ME' ME' s... ME 'ME! ME"J I .. ( '-.-__- WONPER THIS 1 19 ,CALLEJ7 THE 01mor "RATION! Wrifineer )-"N HE 5 . i INTERESTEP IN " OUR CHURCH CHOIR " _er~ a ______ " '. • _____ •.• I-0 lbGS BUNNY Lamb UN who want this who do not eat jwol3 1980 I 10T. 1 0 A.i'jUP in a matter wilub you desire of experimenting with to finaitse. Be patient and shortcuts. 1sted methods are you'U aclieve the result you your best bet. VIRGO (A ISSePI. 23) hope for, How to get along with other signs Is one of the Weigh your worik with es sections you'll enjoy in your him con todlay it youlm Aitro.Graph letter which involved In a serious begins with your birthlay. diICtiGfl. BIUX Cut W4IW Mall $1 for each to Aa'o- things could hurt another'a Graph,P 0 Box 419 Radio ftJ City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be LIBRA (Sept. O-OcL 33) EAST 43 es •A$ Elf ' ' 'N°? ,4109763 SOUTH •K J 104 A 10 PLAY IM T" Willy Pff 1157 To OF no "" ,V a 011"11111 11011w" I M . . __ __ .. zoom TJ.AiJ1;P I % ' . , . . NEWS (U) (35) BENNY HILL J (10) GREAT DECISIONS (A) (121(17) THE LUCY SHOW 10:30 1980 Martin Agronsky Is moderator of this program which will discuss public affairs. nationally and Interna. flonall )LAS OF TH EW1LD That's our collectlonl _ 4 ci CARD SHARKS (1])(35) PTL CLUB (121(17) MOVIE SQUARES (1) 0 WHEW1 10:55 lent company practices. (DOPOLICEWOMANAIor. marylesther's 10:30 a. t'r ' ,. "4. Tc: . 'I, .. 200 N. PARK AVE—SANFORD I . a. 3222313 _-----. I 1 11'it 58P8 .., . 4 . ' "v" SALE ' __ (1) 0 THE PRICE 18 FWHT CD 0 LAVERNE I SHIRLEY . 4'4 'P ' - ..' 4 11:30 (I) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 6FAMILY FEUD 11:55 0 (17) NEWS • •' . '. 4'. ( AFTERNOON Herald Photo by Tom Vincent 12.00 CHAIN REACTION aD •CD U NEWS 11 3511 LOVE LUCY EDUCATIONAL MO. U(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE The Four Lads performing at the Sanford ('lvk ('enter. 00/ Lad ies, Wide Widths Its Girl Scout Cookie Time It's an American tradition Chocolate Flavored Uhips, properties, financial 9.12 E E E - 0/ 99$ aveav . AU DAY I Will SHOWS PLAZAI LM NITs Is* ONLY PETER GRAVES I SUFNIVAL RUN LM Mire It* ONLY CAM Ps NX CLOSED THURS. DON'S SHOES ,_ SANFORD PLAZA 2.00 SALE STARTS FRIDAY (M(17) NEWS UP (3) ANOTHER WORLD •Ot*ITRYAOADS 0.30 (1) 8 ED ALLEN 0 (17)MWI (fl) 135)1DRCAMOFJEANNIE 17) THE OWLEINORT ,nWjDo _*I1. G ______ NO 1 113 $ MR -iI EXTRA 130NUS t-IAI r ULN 111~ V 11JR 1AhR 9c ..b -nbcA 8(10)VLLAAL§W(R) 4:00 005Y MviamommN ist. AW THE IMPOI&W 9• i L 3 00 9(10)&u.WEAmER 6:56 (ED (35) LWxA Slam AND (3[) TODAY IN FLORIDA FMOM (El 0 GOOD MORNING U 10)THEADVOCATES FLOINDA a 1711 LOVE Lucy 7:00 30 GD TODAY QD OW DAY AT A T*A (R) U ( 5) 0 (17) THE FLINT. CD 0 0000 MORNING STOW" EXTRA BON S BUNCH . W FURTHER _ EVERY IL IN REDUCTIONS UGHOUT i THE STORE IS l[NCLUDED..AND THE II REDUCE UP )$2,(* )FF flat II 1L U(17)OILUSANIISLAND L00_____ + .' "° ,, • IV) . ' QA1Ft I AT4(7.(WFDIJ'r ANIII JDS!WF*$H111, '. by Craig Liggeft (11I. ML,M CM Eff. U . I1ALL IN THE FAMILY . I • 5• $41-1 0WACT 0oC0 OOfr/l o ithZa' Shop sSY1 EnOy it 110 civdit. ('IlPlIAr1l) Carte51' 0c ' ' . . ' . Us . I .. 2 p 100x63 BIG DISCOUNT PRICES' 99vimmwd%ft~ 48 x 36' 0 JBILIv TODAY _____ . . •" There -e about 300 ip.oli* o saw tress *c Lt"th.'11 u TODAY 48 K :? X 4W Nil; FLORIDA'S BIGGEST NAME IN FABRICS! - Of hWil • 48e2'r CONTROL t!!1IIb 11 & L.. '4 So 'W' PAIR Cu5TOMQtJAUTYL*A,Y MMitlI iASIIAKII 1 pai r THERMAL INSULATED PRINTF0 krnefican Expir" A ft1t - ! ULIS SLZLSdkAVAL4,BiYAT JEWEL ' . ... " STORE! ' / C' (R) IL-05 slam because when he ruffs his last little club West will chuck his singleton diamond and will ruff South's F~ITh1 new (M (17) GREEN ACRES 1000 61110 . ' "r" DIrt 'I)• 1 • . ever taste and whim. Spring , . 9:30 11:30 0 C!) TONIGHT Guest host: ,,, to lose ALL '! •" (1])(35)FAJIIILY.AFFAIR 3(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. mer classmate of Pepper nomic plight when he can't to work himself and he can't decide' to get a cIty council stand the fact that Edith Is seat any way she can. working. (Part 4) (M(17) MOVIE 'Touch Of Evil" (1958) CharitonbyHeston, 8:00 Janet Leigh. Directed Orson 0 (1) BUCK ROGERS IN THE Wailes. A Mexican police CENTURY Buck falls his Into the clutches t evil Od IhlCran bride me tims of a cess with a sninister plan to small-time gangster and a shaclone the daring hero. dy sheriff during a murder (1) 0 THE WALTONS Investigation on the border. Mork's mind goes on vacation to a couple of planets, his 0(35) WILD. WILD WEST body. left behind for Mindy. Is Dr. Loveless continues to purtaken over by an alien Casa o. we his plan to make part of California a kingdom for chilJ 35J UROCKFORD d C9 10 ON THE LINE. GER. 12:40 ALO LOUIS State Comptroller CE) D SARETTA Se onceGerald Louis will answer coil-in attempts on the life of a uestions. popular entertsinler Wad Beret. (17) MOVIE "PT 109" i s to Investlgite the man's (1963) Cliff Robertson, Ty past. Hardin. John Kennedy and his 100 crew stranded in dft . -- 0 (35) CANDID CAMERA 0 QD DONAHUE (1) 6 MIKE DOUGLAS CD 40 MOVIE (ED 135~ LEAVE IT TO BEAVER David Letterman. Guests: Sar. suff ers a heart attack while in ah Vaughan, Ralph Nader, Jim his pretty employees apartment. . (L)OCOLUMBO A businessman kills his anolciate to pre8 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: totheace ofheartsheisgoisg W. W. F! No I 1VII Ii \ J I Styles for every rhyme and reason • 'I4S t"on r (121(17) ROMPER ROOM to Gothic cathedrals, from primitive walls to skyscrapers, 'iHhsn g1, mansion ond trump. South wins In his hand and now leads a low club for dumto ruff. He must come m bick to his hand with a red ace in order to ruff his last low club and right here is where we tell the men from the boys. It South comes back fi r1kYV MILW It I everything from Greek temples SOAP Jessica washes Chester Out Of her life and goes to pick up Donahue again. and Burt Continues his efforts to get into the Guinness Book of World Records. ,f7,. It / .. - "fl" At trick two South leads a club. West plutks his ace on South's king and leads a see- #KQJ42 The Four Lads have been "We like songs that are the way scored a hit with SMCA a great group." OURSELVES Editor performing together for about meaningful and have subThe musical entertainment patrons. me appearance of the FC' Si D'r said. The feature songs from the past And one of the favorite Lads In Sanford Tuesday spokesman, they have audiencestodayareabout the and present accompanied numbers surely must have night came as a surprise to "stayed together because same as 15 years ago, he with comedy and humor, been Standing on C Corner more than 600 Seminole they live apart ." The group continued "except patrons From the loud applause and Watching All the Girls uO Concert Association has had different home bases appreciate the music more smiling faces. the Four Lads By. patrons attending the per- from California to New York today." formance. with their agent's Jan Freeman, SMCA w headquarters many New York. said she as seemed ' surprised tly Composing e 'imed ate 't at the musical group who John D'Arc, Sherwood Alper, tendance," -Ilk stepped in at nearly the last Aaron Bruce and Alan "The concert was ab. minute to replace the Sokoloff. solutely wonderful," she said. Kingston Trio. The Four Uds say they are "it was one of the largest Under a professional clause good friends. They have kept turnouts we (SMCA) have in the contract with SMCA, their personal lives separate ever liad, and I would say it the trio cancelled the from their business and one was one of the best we have elfin scheduled appearance in commented, "And we have ever had. They (The Four Sanford. stayed friends." I-ads) were professional all (CD (15) wom 111111110011:11111111M. INGL(.DgD. , his six #Q10873 10:00 20/20 0 (10)THE ASCENT OF MAN "The Grain In The Stone" Man' afaith and fancy as archl. REVUE (10) OVER EASY (OD 17 FAMILY AFFAIR 8:25 8 GD I ODAY IN FLORIDA CD 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 UC!) TODAY (1) 6 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (ED 135~ TENNE88EE TUXEDO 8 10 CROCKETT'S VICTO. 930 by Stan Lee and John Romits li~ " spades second bid and it Is up to North to get to the slam under his own power. North starts by merely raising to three des to see if Seas Then to after using Blackwood. As for the play it is just a matter of proper technique. 45 WM 07542 Q 100432 , two SULLWINKLE 8:00 35 P4 KANGAROO ) THE NEW to marry a young Australian and 8CCompany him home. }(17)ALLJNTHEMM8.Y By DORIS DI1RICH in the Greater Sanford Savannahs, and the ever, assistance for girls, and other 1230 t Girl Scout popular Thin Mint cookies, council operations. ab Cookie Sale. Girls will be selling cookies (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR rar?e •(4) TOMORROW Guests: of door-to-door, and at cookie ).o?n a Girl Scout k nocks Council Girls in Citrus FIOW front d buy Girl comedian Rip Taylor; fathercued with the help of two Girl Scouts, Inc. will nil booths all around town. RYAN1 HOPE natives. Scout cookies! cookies from Friday through Selling price is $1.25 box. ! tDICK VAN DYKE I t 'I," 830 Girls use the profits earned Feb. 16. If you would like to put100 BENSON Benson CD troop during the chase Girl Scout cookies and This year six varieties 01 by their MORNING •(FDAY8OF OUR UVES learns that the is and one of crackers cookie sale for camping no one offers you the op600 bugged and devises an Insanc co YOUNG AND THE are available to the public, trips, equipment and other portunity, please call the Girl FU 11111ESTLESS scheme to catch the culprit. M ALL W CHILDREN Included are Cheddarette troop program activities. Scout Center at 305-645-1020 to 630 90o 5)$BLIV! Oats and Profits earned by the council arrange for a Girl Scout to crackers, Country (1)0 SUNRISE Skag risks his Nut Crisna. Chocolate and provide funds for maintaining call on you. life and the safety of his family 5:35 A THE w.,rn,.0 Vanilla Cremes Scot-teas and improving camping when he leads a wildcat strike 21 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN Cl) TUNG &I the mill to protest unsafe STYLE: working conditions. (ID 8 PEOPLE'$ CHOICE Final Weekl 8 OD THE DOCTOR$ 8 (1) EARLY DAY d56ON1 LIFE TO LIVE (1) 8 HEALTH FEW (M (35) GOMFA PYLE i-;;a — row Let's look , t the South ives is all bl ddIn en h J umps ¶0 CD 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA co 110 veral 61RAMMINd of oil oft ZN The RM or L.Or-k X , GAMC ,. WIN AT BRIDGE MMAN off your daily •® TODAY The servants are horrified when GAME CD 01100000 NAME THAT TUNE (U) (3 5) MAUDE Walter Patrons Pleasantly Surprised . 7:30 k his ' ism can send 75 cents with a You didn't say what you eat long, stam*, self4ddressed but I do hope that you're envelope for it. Send your getting sufficient milk to request to me, In care of Ub provide your calciurn needs 25, newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, as there in not enough Radio City Station, New provided by any of the regular of delegating important taskiii, York, NY 10019. vitamin table% includinig On attend to them your.alf. DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm a one which you are taking, for ace that suit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Why should South play the unknowns 'could prove Dec. 21) MiorachievemsMs diamond first? Because the hazardous. we possNe today 0 you doe't By OswaM Jacoby opponents hold only six disTAURUS(April SMay 30) let ywfnU pt ddetracbd by and Ain Sullog monds and there is a greater Normally you am a decial" Irrdemt i=WL " your There really is nothing of chance to find a singleton dig. p but today you could be ayie on UM dM#bMk ra UML interest in today's hand. South mond than a singleton heart. a bit Willi-waft. Om you bob. bids and makes six spades and I NEWSPAPIER MERPRISE ASSN.) deddlil q= nowillft yn CAPRIOM (Dw. SJm that is all there is to It. Except (For a copy of JACOBY beHm to be dgK " to it 19) ft mey be I taby that when the hand was GEMM (bW n4m V) to lill" in aW *dSUM ad a played in a fairly good team MODERN, siend $1 to.- "Win at game only one ir got to the Bridge." care of this ne"pa. slam and neiMIr declarer pw. P.O. Box 489, Radio C1ty Wpm "y mey not mod mmd up. T&W cbwp If botbered to make 12 tricks Station, Now N.Y. yn j sta4d& Instead cooditloni werrent It after West opened a trump. 10019.) U;!~ K~ PRE-SHR )W CONGARNEP - FLORIDA aks Into tha p ü3) 135) lNAtlI& te 8 10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN.STAIRS "A Perfect Stranger" U a NBC NEWS NEWS we by Stoffel I H.imdahl, derstand, Betting on . . no one will work with him, and warehouse stolen tv. EEfTREET THREE •(!) TODAY FLORIDA CD Q GOOD MORNING Inspector Luger crabs because Predicting The Weath. (17) CAROL BURNED' AND FRIENDS Skits' "TV Commercials," "The Noisy Speech." "Miss Nobody." 6:30 clothes and their Iden- balanced diet for any reason, tification Is to be sure and d7" have some form of iden- It's important to take viamln preparation. It's true ca 1 bo y. that more often see dietary Because of your interest in deficiencies in older people your blood type, I'm sending and those who live alone and you The Health Letter are simply not eating a number 6-4, Blood Type, Rh balanced diet, but they can Transfusions. also occur in young people sure to opcify birth date. Follow your practical inPISCES(Feb. *4fwch 20) stincts In commercial Vulnerable: Both Dealer South Your first thovights we not dealinp today. W111111,011131111 tnm Udy to be ywz bid oil:ies your imeir volm should not be Wed NwA Ent Beath 14 tofty, so tab xn* Um to taken U#*. pan 10 Pass 24 SCORPIO (0cL 31-Nov. n) pan 30 pm 4# Weigh Importad dillcidooL A spot r ARM (March Don't involve yourself In provided you don't attempt to anything financially today dominate do dilow. Be a tosim that you don't fully un- player, not a prima donna. Opening lead:$ 2 0 'I. u • than you need the was so that the proper lust be elInnated will ctftbe notified. ,n 30W' body. My tip today for joggers and —'frot m not a at vitamin people out exercising who pusher IIoVieve Oat may. have shed - their street anyone is not getting a CANCER (June 21-July ) 16-year-old guy and I am very A sticky altution could arise today betweeit an old friend wild a new aquaintann which you. may be CAM upon t resolve. Dan t let down a psi. . of Jcs atandii. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Be AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-reb' 19) Persistence, not fin. conteitwlthprogreuwhldsls N(*TH 1.24 I GET F(C44T WYJ A"I I TX^)*T NEED RWt MW .. Juess)U, Some important changes you have bow wanting to make in your lifestyle we 111mly to becoa* reatites this year. Be patient. These alterations won't occur 0 HE YOURIBIRTHDAY by Howls Schneider MST"12E LHAT HOWE (AP NG ucARNEY MILLER C) 0 CD (10) EARTH, SEA AND d — — — *-a AIJ UPAILL television. motion pictures an d JJ I r" HIE hr / 0 g, EVENING ballot DOWN 8 (101 aZ (17) STOOGES CALS lette Hartley are hosts for the sixth edition of these awards at accident 0 going 0 26 Female saint 49 Abate sports.Idon't operation and needs blood at active In Pabbr.) 52 Caudal ke I should so es al*ay 1 27 eep fish once can get the blood type so GRIFFITH nce pera MANY OF OLJR REAPERS appendage bought some a ppears VIOLENCE 34 Dustbowl 29 Upheave 3 Good-by quickly? FROWN ON victim 30 Dine at home It" Musical 4 Yo n when Andy realizes that a DEAR READER — I'm not multiple Vitamins. On the box Instrument 38 Songstress Lo. 5 Now goal (2 wds.) handsome big-city teacher is it says that the recommended 55 Shoots hole-in- mire what his office set up Is Openwork r.) spending evenings with Helen. tablet daily. but it should not be difficult to a 39 in 6 fabric (10) EARTH, SEA AND chair State 35 Cabbage get it blood type. Any stan- My problem Is that I don't SKY "Modern And Ancient 56 Heroine of A mins are 40 Piece of 38 George Gersh. 7 Regretted Clim a tes" dard medical laboratory does know Doll's House cutlery 8 Attempts wins brother 59 someone m age. go for, NEWHART them and it does take very not zone 41 Clergyman 9 Woodland 37 Heartbeat s not consideredBob's therapy group long. It's not an exceptionally Since 16 44 Crone (abbr.) deity chart (abbr.) unexPOCted visitor when a expensive procedure. adult, are they too strong for me? I'm 5 foot 11 and weio vi session. everybody ha ng their blood 145 pounds. 12 13 DA READER — 14 typed and knowing what their lIC!) FACE THE MUSIC — — — — — — — — — — — g for u' they're not too strong bloodtypeis. r, cS0P.M. MAGAZINE 15 16 Vrnimiii 17 Oi wiC It's also a good idea for Any C!) 0 JOKER'S WILD id by Art Sansom (D (35) SANFORD AND SON everyone to carry some form preparations that are with the statement that one a Fred becomes the gang leader of medical identification. of a militant group for the aged. eC4 Incidentall day Provides 3' J — our vitamin — 22 123 24 25 (1O)MACNEL/ LEHER nedshouldbe aU right, The who have been°' C...1HPI" VJ6 — — — — older and haven't had any iden- amount required for 26 27 28 29 30 (17) SANFORD AND SON j 3U1 tlfication oti them have had chikfren and adults is about Fred has a dream In which The biggest This the same anyway. 31 medical emergencies. Lamont Is the "spirit of Christ. 32 33 34 35 36 37 problem ls with the fat soluble maspast." trouble has c aused a lot of — — — vitamins, A and D. — do 734) If you're taking more water things as blood type but even 6 GD Tic TAc DOUGH soluble vitamins, the B and C 41 42 43 44 (1) 6 THE NEWLYWED fin g oil W CC YES 0 LT ffecton aNarrate by Mort Walker' The Four Lads Appear In Sanford __ AWARDS Bert Parks and Mar- THTL1_ . . L - Are Necessary 54 Played anew L I I I A $ 0N $ sII bird N wonder 58 Yelp DEAR DR. LAMB -When L 17 Three (prefix) 60 Mexican $ T i 0 I 0 U ii I went to a doctor for a 18 rinting sandwich ou o A u complete e up, I asked Pmachine 61 Wintry 62R9te 20a oviLd get my blood ights (sl.1 town 63 Over (Ger.) type while we were doing the 10 Having 42 British insurer test. He 21 Nevertheless 64 CIA said is would take too auricles 22 Beat forerunner 43 Mongrel dog quite much time and cost me 45 Proportion Why is It 20 Observe bit of extra money. a 06 in Italia 19 Thus (tat.) ' 23 Old-fashioned 46 Long poems 28 Token of then that a person who has 1 • IDs TONIGHT'S TV Medical Jonners ' 48 Non-existent Petty quarrel 50 Soldier's ______________________________ 1 5 Whitewall I WAS BETTER o wrn.s address GET OUT OF M'? ___________________________________________ BOSS. I CAME B.6 i( SO 'iou Thursday, Jan. 24. D* Evening HeraW, Sanford, Fl. il(U MiAsIII(I 'ijRfllWMAj S Ilfi KINGOI fl*uoutia Mon.thruThurs.Is.S—FrII,....$1t.i..0_5,,, 4 •I(*I%i' SANFORD - .. AYRE zIsz ' AIRPORT 'RI IT I A'ñ TO 'i S LV M'1 I Ut Al (Iii (us '.t (1 PTtfl' t X AN �? ' .49-EvinIng Herald, Sanford, Fl Thursda y, Jan .' • •. - •-:- . '.- - - 24, •• - - =- Legal Notice The Real Moslem Iran Nation ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) Iran suddeniy seems it far more Inviting target for-Soviet forces In Ow Pakistan. Afghanistan DlPIomatsfromarour,dtWoare. into Pakistan to help rally 1 defenses against an estimated 85,000 Soviet troops in Afghanistan.Iran has missed the boat. "It seems Iran Is a much riper plum than Pakistan," said a Western diplomat in the Pakistani capi tal. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hug has just completed an official visit to Pakistan, and President Carter reportedly Is sending a special envoy. Di plomats fro m at least 33 IslamIc countries also are arriving for an emergency parley, Increased military cooperation between Pakistan and China is expected to emerge as a result of Huang visit, and the Carter administration considering at least $400 million in additional aid. The Islamic countries likely will Issue a symbolic but Important statement critical of the Soviet In. vas ion, In contrast, Iran cannot rely on either Washington or Peking. It has become a maverick in the IslaiIc movement and is cut off from the Internatjonjt commuhity. There are other reasons why Carter and other world leaders are saying the Soviet presence In Afghanistan is "an arrow" pointed directly at Iran. The 400,000-man Pakistani army, though equipped with aging weaponry, could present at least a token resistance to the Soviet military machi ne. In contrast, Iran has intentiona lly begun Faces Biggest CLASSIFIED ADS 9. Crisis Threat From Seminole so wit Soviets Pleintifi to HOURS •' • . , . . •'I, :. ' - D " thwork' Noon Locat on i Top Sunday-Noon - 'Super' 'BowlsOver ' CBS 37-business Property --.-.-----.-... 1e-Help Vnted ____ -77 * * * * * * * * * ** * * BOOKKEEPER, SECRETARY Full chg., accurate typing & shorthand. . Write "Get Mate" Dating Service. All ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. water, Fl. 33515 . .. Sanford area residents dc pressed by what is going on In Our Country? Are you willing to explore & discuss grass roots campaign for John Andarnn? Contact 3734994, Why Be Lonely? Will baby sit In my home, any age, reasonable rates. Loch Arbor. fl3.445 to Eat $dbu, 332.j733. 3220342 - 11-hstructlo,n - _________ BANANA LAKE-FRONT. 3 Bdrm., ZBaIh, 2100 sq ft. huge Fam Pm w-fireplace over. looking Oak shaded lot w.100* lake frontage, 75' dock & more! $86,300. AAA EMPLOYMENT Sl2FrencPiAve. 323.5174 Corner of 10th So French "Your Future Our Concern" * * * * *,* ** * ,*_** Ins. OW - state _____ ________________________ ________________________ Spe"fed 900ft ADVERTNG ) . -. billing lng ski Is nsedd. All mpsny benefits. AAAAW ____ - _ _lit. Bo II weB 1w ABC'. '11* WM' V111111111111 of in a ______ ___ " . pst vith hull. State ___ ___ ___ lI the . the ___ ____ . at ____ rsIedanVerethlNo.wNbar Is weiv. NtsliUalsorleaIIqlthebW -I- cam., . leek ending Jan. ii, acour °• ($IAU. . 1: 17.iihur tsr CM, iI'lhbelyte IML 21111111111 It CMrb,et.nt 1wths neat Of leeks, ___ *einIiriSOof*.CamIyC.at of of ed ___ _ A.C. t1hlr- ., ___ 2OnegewesOfthst, thus&t1Iral , -'t .0 id shell nit be pP3$M en leer Is (CM); sr Bowl XIV (CM); 3: Super Bowl p ~ . - I _~,, * .. .~ I - . -,..- - - ___ - ' ' - IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm home with carpet. New energy saving central air & heat with assumable s',', pet. mor tgage I or refinancing priced at $45,900. Must se to ap- 321-0 BETTER THANNEW 3 BR. 20 home located in desirable Sanford neigh. borhood. Close to schools, sh opping & golf. $44,100. Deltona Land Co. REALTOR. 4418611. Plenty of elbow room + lake frontage on this 3 acre mini farm, camp. w.3 BR home. H. Ernest Rag. MORRIS REAL GATE sreker neN.l72,Cas,ry,Fl. u#aae ave. 662-3655. . $SliuI1t PlaidS 32771 aiwe ma. t. we i•imisi i - 01144 , 1_ ". _.1 (IN) Iie.2171 j. ,& 'a' pum*. 01140 . __ ___ ____ - 11 1* 31 17,14.31,1515 ' Affia'ji, jg taFieni,, CNISSIIS. De. lenIu.vsry Clem &,smy. see NO QUALIFYING- 3BR New C•H&A & carpet. Owner will finance w.substantlal down. 933,000. 322.22#7. a - - ____ Jimmie Cowan, 3* P51150,5 Ave. - so llAvee.Iwaasspew.rning ~.Par 41181411110, --:1 1141.lIntorSo.l MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. $151900. HAL COIJIT REALTY inc. MULTIPLE LISTING STENSTROM REALTY REALTORS - WE'VE GOT IT1 3 BR, 15 home in Sunhandl Remodeled kit., nice Fla. rm. porch & fenced ydt- BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. Just $32,730. DREAM HOMEP3BR, 25 home in Loch Arbor. CH.A, it.. porch, fully aqpt. kit., 2 patios, on a to., fenced, landscaped lot. BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. Only $47,000. 31 11111m i • JUST LISTEDI3 OR, 1Bt,om,in lovely neighborhood I 2 icr. porches, ww carp., din, area & morel Can you believe only 112111,10iBPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Call 3232222 for Into. - Leader 322-2420 (2) 100' water front lots on Lake Harney. $18,500 ca. 323.70fl Eves.3220412,322.ISO? 207E.2SthSt. VA-FHA-235-Con-Hornet Low DOWn Payment Ca sh for *ur lot! Will build on your lot a' our lot. V Enterprise, I nc. meal Inc. Rca Realtor 4443013 2 BR, lB zoned comm. $3,500 dam, by appt. only! 3 all, 15 easy conversion to duplex. $27,500, low dwn, owner hold. WOODED LOT IN LOCH HARBOR AREA OF BETTER HOMES. 114,900. EXTRA LARGE CORNER LOT, 25th LAKE MARY RD. & $25,000. MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. .000 . 3 BUILDERS LOTS, S3'xlSO' EACH, NEAR SANFORD AVE. $4,500 EACH. 102's135' OVER SIZED LOT ON CRESCENT, DO WNTOWN MAYFAIR AREA. $23,000. 951x135' WOODED LOT DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR SECTION. $2L000. 51'x135' WOODED LOT MAR. VANIA AREA OF MAYFAIR. 1)5.000. Spacious 3 BR. 25 luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extnas. Must see, All for 133,900. VA-FHA terms avail. able. - OVER.AN ACRE FRONTING ON 2 STREETS-ADJACENT TO A PARK NEAR WILSON SCHOOL. $12,500. EX. CELLENT TERMS, 3 DR, llon3 lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only $35,,o. Lakelront living is avail. InpIlls elegant 3 Ali, 4$ hsme,. Situated on 4½.acres complete w-IBI, lB punt coftags. Won' t' ' 11611111111110 - ANYTIME - - MMMAI. 2565 inseesu 3 siij 0000 MS. 1 he PI1I1 Call 001.I277 EALTORS .. - d, . 12 PARK ranch Office 323-2222 (%pg SEIGLIR REALTY Multiple Listing Service '.lOaklandAve.$ssSat. $hil.OuuIyJis., f 1 pct. interest to qualified buyer s. New homes With monuily ayments imler $351.' Low down póyments. 3)-2 ,. , 7439 S. Myrtl e A ve . Orlando Sanford 3271517 321-0440 - I.. I - '64 Dodge Dart. '67 Plymouth Valiant Both 6 cyl., inspected, good cond., your ..hoice $495. 705 W is? St 371 0998 -.--_- GATE Lk. bylvan area, S acres. $21,00c Other parcels avail. W Mallcxowski, REALTOR 321 7113. ______________________ __ 44erctaI Properl ____________________ Plumbing supply busIness 4 real estate & Inventory, $143,000. W. Maliclowski REALTOR 322-7513. 47RseI Estate VsntsC - We buy vow equity, close In 24 tin AWARD REALTY, INC. Composition It'slikepenniesfromheavenwfte yo sell "Don't Noods" with u wanted. W buy equity In houses, apis, & vacant' land. Lucky In. vestments, P.O. Box It. lose your credit, we will catch up payments & buy 'your equity. Riggs Realty, 377.7573. j ,JWIII buy 8.1 )id morlgs,ss. We I isbw make Real Estate I rIdS MM. la'5. tage Investment, u.4 I. I Robkwon, Orlando, 422574. WWP~A 7 .2 ~_ _T " . -,,~!, 1 I I - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON" formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 5*9 E. lit St., 3724742 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 75 yrs. Exp. 869-8562. Tile floors installed NEW& REPAIR Free Est. 830 1783 aft 6 Di'essn's,kip1 Buying old pocket watches, any cond. Will pay top price for this area. 668 6640. Seamstress now accepting work. Call before 12noon 830 1912 __ .- - - - Additions. 323 0711 Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, J. Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323. 603$ after.$ p.m. Repair lMan quality operation Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 3271321_ j..as & Laiulscaping CERTIFIED LAWN 6. LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 322-7902 Light Hauling 'yard Debris, Trash Appliances & MISC. (LOCAL) 349 5371 Painting Need your house painted inside or out? Call 'The Old Timcc Peas. & Neal. 372-3090. " Quality workmanship. No Job too small or bIg, Interior or ex. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 322. 0071. Hatidymin - 7)-Antlqijes __ Custom design homes, D rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res, & Comm.. Remodel & Additions, Call 931-5395or 1670134 Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, Thermo stat controint heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to YOW' Pet. 377-5152. only Complete Mobile Home Repair 5239 'ywall I G1'oomilIQ & BOSrdiflQ Coins Unlimited buying gold, siiver& coins, 5 days I Holiday Inn, Sanford on Lake Front. ______ Hon* lmprovsmsn,5 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 132-0707 Cash 322.4132 69-Stamps-Cohn I 151* button controls, has care usel, still in -war'ranty. Originally $44,, assume pay. mints of $31 mo. Agent 335. '3M. ippen dbl wall oven, El.; counter top, el stove: dbl sink. All avocado, 323-500. 1iE .i COURT CUSTOM'S USTOM'S CONST. Bridges Antiques & Auction, Hwy 46, buying gold, silver & coins. 373-2801. Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sill, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 205 F. 25th St. 323 0911. iJ PUInt1n4-Dsjjtsg - Handyman, minor el rep., plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr. --- ALL GLASS DEPRESSION ERA SHOW & SALE Sat., Jan. 26th 10.6 Sun., Jan. 77th 116 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Adm.$1.50 (good both days) ff.J'D:J$J1IIrg ________________________ serv., Senior cit. dis., 851.4901. _____ House Cleaning Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular orltime basis WPDO wash windowsl 477.5054 Hen*lnsi'.venwe Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded Insured 834-5299 __________________ InterIor. Exterior All Work Quarartteed Free Est. 322-1094 - Painting & Repsjr Trent Painting 1 Repair lflterior& Exterior Free Lit. 322-3550 EUTSL ER PAINTING & REPAIR...lflterjor,Exter o, tREEE$TIMATESCail34.$342 _____ APT S .I zjj4ftfjri CUSTOMHOMESBUILT REMODELING& REPAIR S.G. BALINT 333-I5 _ - I 834-6796 I - I -- -- SO$ S. French Ave 11T 5A1 EXPER Ceramic Tile WE BUY USED FURNITURE 6. APPLIANCES, Sanford Furniture Salvage 372 8721 323-1910. I - (OflSOIid,It'd Main Systems Major .ippl,. all brands, C H&A free,,sf . guar 339 1498 I 68-Wanted to Buy -'- - / Appliance Repair lLL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 373 80 - ' SANF SS 1972 Honda 500 motorcycle, $500 or t,csl offer. 319 5401 all 8 p.m Ask for Reid Chicago -------------- -- MICROWAVE 1295 1975 TOYOTA PICKUP 1695 - 47-A-Ab1psgesleugM _____ at 62-Lawn-Garden 10. Agent 335.$3 - 1914 PONT. LEMANS BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto 850 Call 322 1624; 322 446Q i Gibson. Martin, Guild, Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Center Sanford. 323 694) ________________ trio. RepoAMANA17cu ff. Sod rigInally Sill, now $246 or $21 CNMORF WASHER Parts, Ser vice. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-007 1095 ' BUSINESS SERVICELIS11NO - available, $29. Also save on S1-'Household Goods__ OP AND THINK AMINUTE. if :lasslfl.c Ads didn't sork.. ."We wouldn't be any. - ! Conservatory of music, Beginners, enroll now, $5 a lesson. Student guitars 0951. _.,,.., -- GUITAR 1.ESSONS - 30 yrs. exp as teacher 8 professional guitarist. Studied theory & - I Singer Future Fully auto, p se ed. used ver y short me. Original $103, bal. $101 or $1 me. Agent led lull size hotel.motel bed. ding. Very clean, $14.55 ea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture ge $752, So. of Sanford. Salvage, $22172). $ 3272355 New Guitar (Yarymha ) FG 335w case,$lSO 372 7478 _______________ ide by-Side refrigerator, $75: picnic table, w-2 benches, lull size baby bed w-mattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, $79.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 F. 25th St. 373. Srek leg. REAL INN. 17.52, Casselberry, Fl. Eye. 563.56 VOLKS "412" AT Top Dollar Paid for junk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 ---78-torcyc$ locally. Reported like new. Re 1 sponsible party can take on low payment balance. Write before we send truck. Joplin Piano, P.O. Box 3061, Rome, Ga. 30161. $$MONEYsaverS$ Elec. timer for your water Mr. 323-4234 H. Ernest MORRIS sr - Beautiful Spinet Console Stored NranglerJacket,lln.$)9,95, ARMY NAVY SURPLUS lOSanfordAve. 322-3751 FURNITUREITHINGS Buy &soil New& Us..' Furniture OS. Sanford Ave. 333.453 Off of total inventory of brand 4W interspring beddIng. These ads are not damaged or conds but brand new fop line aiddlng sets onlyl Free Ioc lslivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. uur. Salvage, 17.53, $o. of ianford. 3221731. 1973 77-Junk Cars Removed PIANO IN STORAGE BUY, SELL. TRADE 111-315 F. First St. 322-5622 5 acre filed farm, Sanford. 40 acre orange grove, Geneve 900 acre cattle ranch, Sorrentc 650 ______ Me Merchandise 7205 French Ave WILSON MAIER FURNITURE My buy used? New brand name box springs & mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, fullsize, queen & king. Jenkins Furniture, 203 E. 25th St. 323098). - Guit ars, amplifiers & drums. Clearance sale save up to $300. Bob Balls Discount Music Center 32-4318 1 acre lots on paved rd. Term you can afford. $300 dw Osteen. - DR. - LIKENEWSI00FIRM Pioneer acres. Hew out ,,,urow homestead, 10 acres or mon low down payment. Osteir 1912 CNEV. 4 NEW& USED BATTERIES BATTERY SHOP Major Credit Cards 107W 27th 32391)1 - - 59-sil 4 - ...... aKenwood KR-3600 receiver *Pair Bose 301 Spks. *JVC JL-A20 turn, Color Port. TV, Color Console TV, AM-FM Stereo, wcassette, AM-FM Stereo W' record player. 323.6670. - I Best Price Battery Shop , 3239114 .. & Accessories - GARAGE SALE ___________________________ - Will buy junk Auto Batteries - Sew machine cab., $30, like new; old desk, $40; Hummel like bells, $50 ea. 3 22 9987. _____ 1918 Ford Monarch Anniver sa ry Edition 18.500 rn exc. cond $4,100 John Ward. 373 4779. - 14th, '19 Tobia 18 Ctr. Console ISO HP Eng Baron TrIr. Complete rigged w all options 327 74-17 Factory made low boy trailer w. 8x12 body, steel deck, lights, bargain. 377-2345. " .A- ", ,,, - ' naugahyde & oak coffee fbI., exc. cond. Household Items. 323 6321. BROKER REALTORS ___ 2llLSenherd Ave. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-169 to '75 models Call 339-9)00 Or 8344605 (Dealer) A OK TIRE 372 7180 Shocks $1 95 Heavy Duty $695 New Flatteries 52995 ,ii - Sanford - Piano & Sanford, Fla 37771 LR Sofa & matching chair, red Don't t'l - ROIISON MARINE 29?lwy I4 17 97 Beds. OW. motel 1,0. sprins & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S French, 3737340. Sanford 333.5307 ___________________ _____ * 0 *0 * 0 * 5 *0 ** AVON P4NT INFLATION 100'4101 WOODED LOT NEAR _______________ Sanford's Sales _____ CotBERT & Sullen 3Vn $MMIL P.O. 11171. -- ____ CANAL FRONT LOTS FACING MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. 814,000 55--Boats - I you don't fail people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322.2611 or 831.5953. WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF, READY TO BUILD! $1,300. 241i'ö"UR [0 322-9283 105 E Misc. 372 5466 Orlando I ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME. WALKING 01$lANCE TO LAKE GEORGE, NEAR CRESCENT CITY. $6500. MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA. MAKE OFFER. (STATE SALE King size Delux Pedestal water bed. Heater 8. vibrator, new $800, sell for $350. 204 Ridge Dr. 322.3285. OSTEEN AREA PINE 6. CV PRESSW000S.I5ACRESAT A00 PER WITH TERMS. I 0REALTY ~i URNITURE-BEDDING Wholesale to all. Orlando Wholesale Furo. 2500 Industrial Blvd., 5 ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900. Make offer. OSTEEN. - - 2 BEDROOM. CbNTRAL AIR & HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. $11,900. - d. , - 7001 Magnolia Ave Railroad, coke a cola. Avon items in Cluded. Sat & Sun Jan 761h & -_____ flth 95 -' 5O-MsceHaneousfor Sale - - $20,000. Geneva 3 acres, pond, 3BR,2BMH16dwn $254 mo. $31,950. 349-5717 21 ft fully equip -- Thurs 8 Fr, 9 a a 7 BEDROOM HOME NEAR 25th STREET. SELLER WILL PAINT & RE-CARPET. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,227.7at1 Terry .i'r, awning, elect iack. full bath w tub & closet Excel Cond $3.500 377 6735 .___-.. -75'AVIfS - - m therapy would work primal whine!" 3 BEDROOMS, I'.' BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. $25,100. CaIlBaft '73 , - 3 BEDROOMS, NEW PAINT, CARPETS, PANELING 8. LIKE NEW CONDITION. FHA OR VA POSSIBLE. $29500 Lovely like new, 3 yr. old 3 OR, 75 all brick home on 1g. oak shaded lot on quiet cul-de-sac. Beautiful 16x32 Sc. pool & patio, C.H&A, eqpt. kit. L much more. By owner $63,900. 323-3707 41 - ' LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 21.-'7 BATH, BARN ROOF. NEW POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. $59,900. FOR SALE by owner. 4 BR, 2B, great rm, eat-in-kit., OR, Fl. rm,, Mayfair area, SO's. After 5323-8112. Lte. - Is. DiNING ROOM ELEGANCE 2 OR, 1 bath, 1g. co vered patio, and fenced back yard. EXTRA room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA liveable. $27,500. _______ , - float 5. clean, corner site w-trees. $43,750 S ACRE RANCHETTE IN CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. CENTRAL AIR HEAT, 2 CAR GARAGE, J MONTHS NEW. $89,900. BATEMAN REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 264o Sanford Ave. 3210751 TREMENDOUS buy on Grand Avemiel Three acres cross fenced, 2 stall horse barn, 2 green houses, 30 cit rus trees. / oldIr3arm2 Ba thhome could easily be converted to 3 i or I Bdrm. Will need some work but what a steall $05,100. -_ (h,'v Impala. Trans overh,iuled A mo ago. Radio, needs fly "heel, runs good. $150 FIRM 372 1192 aft 3 /0 -75-Rec-reation-al Vehicles - 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $21,900. FLORIDA INC. REALTORS 834-8880. i - MELLONVILLE 3 BEDROOM, I.7 BATH, ENTERTAINMENT SIZE LIVING ROOM, APPLIANCES, CARPETS, DOUBLE CARPORT. $47,500. __________________ _________ ir Z Zenith Sold orig. $493.73 bal. $183.16 or $I? mo '70 VW van bus. very clean, Agent 339 rebuilt eng new brakes, new ifl5 $ 1100 or best 339 9152 54-Garage Sales 5th WheCl Kentucky Aire 35' ,'xil (end Could make nice Porch Sale twin beds, dress 8 tiOtTil' 668 6640 chest, pictures 8 household goods Sat at 3 p ii & all day Sunday E Hwy 46. Geneva 76-Auto Parts 349 S188 [11 MLS Daytona Beach. will hold a PUbIC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's. tile only one In Florida. You set -23 the reserved price. Call 5311 for further details. I from 'TV repo 19' _T1 * H & H SALES 9 lil New & IS now open uSed r'erchanclse 8. con signment sales 7621 S Sanford Ave 323 017-1 377 2811 Also Selling navel oranges . BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERBS TV 7597 S Sanford Ave 323 1734 MIS KEYES Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. -_ - -- $5 - & * eu ii LIVE RENT FREE Newly renovated duplex. 2 Bdr., ?Ba.,w.country privacy city COflv. All new kit& fresh Paint. $48,000, Call Now. Marlene Rosslter, Reallor.Associate Aft hrs: 831.8201. MOBILE HOME LIVING at its finest! This is a very neat and clean doublewide mobile home located ona large, quiet lot at the back of Woodland Manor. Screened room, utility room and much more. This one won't last long. WHAT A BUVI 4 BR, 35 home onalg. fenced lot In$flIn, Lg, Ph. rm., w-w carp., CH, eqpt, kIt., & lots morel Onl y 113.7502 . .. MA MPLSysisy _______ $IPrSCIIAV,, 00-Silo - ______________ WildnetwhaprWAIII "Y P01w.Our Cencsçw' $TINSTROM, MCINTOSH, JULIAN __ Fl. NTAI.AITICN Isperlencei v of lbs Court As 271 Isafoid. I P.O. Born 133$ liminala CV. CoW$54UN Ftspati1g Sank 01 ianfsad 00W. pwst loom 17 ___ ____ I:- I P0rSesiIlty & trane. liPId "MAW sell Oct" Si _______ 3:0 MinuSes (CM); 4: Ikis's C''eu'y (ABC); 1: 11*411 (CM); I: Tad (ABC); 7: Fade MIS" (AIC);$: L)sll's ((1$); 3: lay lost (ABC); 1$: Debes Of P-d (CM). . . W,,7 -,,-qe -Im'. .-I&A!,!! m ~. _ r WM 011V "O ss show ______ __________________________________________________________________ T ____ l wst televIsion. Bowl XLV pevided a to the rpusr and he thaI meeting. WITNESS my head mel 01 y at The County reserves lbs righi Is *is cows en * ii tnt .e, -'--. BC's "rvima T Roterdur - in ftd 41 a Ni"111111111 of N shill, mud ___ laer.slId may ___ afoot"bidamount and greet of "p"" _____ V ___ ' , ____ .vM PuV. LivMw w tho do will GREAT INVESTMENT on Highway 46. 3 Bdrm wood frame home. Large rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace. $23,500 terms at 10.5 pct. __________ _____ __ ____ _ __ - pil .0 -W-0 wry off awwm to Night Day or _____ ____ INN Super Bowl = added to the CM IrIS It NMd N1 and betweis two inc. REALTOR, MLS 110- I FORREST GREENE REALTORS INC. $306133 or 335.471) eyes. RAVENNA PARK EXCITING NEW LISTING 3 BR home w-FR & Sc porch leading to beautiful pool, patio & BBQ area. Just what you have been looking for. $49,900, w.I'7 Pct. assumable mort,or try VA or FHA. arold Hall Realty FEES __ ft. telecast. the of Winter Olympics at Lake P1 cId1 N.Y. If sports was champ en Bendly, love FP all las it. pith on Saturdey whis=11 twohour "Em. Boat" cut ci CM's now '1 series at the pass and shifted NBs normally ldghated "(IlW' Into gear "Q1$PV' wamsod up In asadies'. 38th and 'Th ('kssai" s a ud.bls 11th. Among (be second :s asowoosnars to the iclisduis CM'. lionel CdW' ad "Knots Landing" did well, and the .ma conid he will Is NRC's "sag." ABC'. "BAD. CIV ad ltiiii did p5017 It Is see Of the _as Of the HNIM- that "Knots Ie..ig" ad "sag" are ioenpItlug hsud-tohsed en Thndsy atlS(!MIuuUma),eachp-"4aw1ng,4j,ej, ru____11,1111,11=1 f 22 1.1 DAY TONS AUTO AUCTION - Good used TVs.$25&up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph. 322 035' - --Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad. and pile the money in your wallpi! Longwood 3 BR, Th, lots of - or ______________________________ - 53-TV.-SIereo _j236O61oreves.3SI_,,, S a must, _ RZIG REAL REALTOR 3 .8671 'a:' ,- Auction, T7 _ _ JUNE $ ;323.5774 REALTOR used Agent _______ _______________________ SHADOW LAKE WOODS Designer home, w-wood & stone exterior. Great Rm, I ireplace, Intercom, SolarIum, walk-in closets on wooded ' acre for 93,500. - - ft - 1. M. Unsworth Realty longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in yo'r LOVE AT FIRST SIGHTSpotless 2 Bdrm home w- large ram. Pm, verrif,c kitchen ,. landscaped lot in superb area for lust $30,950! r I For Estate Commercal & Pesi ctential Auctjons & Appraisals 373 5620 call Dells ANTIQUE AUCTION HighWay 16 Saturday. January 26 IOA 8.5 323 280) diu. org 80-Autos -for Sale 72-Auction Washer repo C',Imodel Sold $ 409 35. ShOrt Val $189 14 S 1 35 mi 339 8)86 I ALL FLORIDA REALT' OF SANFORD REALTOI 25445 Fren ch t-,. 3i2 0231 322 3772-322 0179, 3725353 Build to Suit - our lot or yours FHA VA, FHA 235 & 245 REALTOR 322 1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE es. 349 5400 A. -\ -52-Appliances ii r I STEMPER AGENCY WOODED ' ACRE w-roses & privacy sets off 4 yr. old 3 Bdrm. w earth tone Carp. Cen. H indoor W-D hookup & good cash to mtg. or FHA-VA financino $45,900, - Navel oringes& grapefruit 41-Houses - (jill t,r.e let us help you sell or buy you property, Profitable business! Recession proof. Nets II to 15 thousandbe your own boss-a one person Operation. Approx. $20000 ($5000 inventory). Sorry all CASH, but start earning tomorrow. _________ 111 1111 j 1 10 ________________ Need a country home on S acre or an in city home? Call us, w may have what ynki ar looking for, I BR. lB on Ig lot Zoned for multi. tam, near shopping $45800 ovely I BR COndofully eqpt kit. pool 8. game rm privileges. 300 mo 323 6570. by Beautiful residential lots I Orange City. Priced fror $2150 to $5000 Call for ir formation! Wekiva Fails, I OR Trailer. Owner Will finance .- - 41-Houses Enjoy clean Suburban living 24x60 Champion mobile home on 6.3 cleared ares. $38,000 ' AAA EMPLOYMENT 'IZFrenchAve. 323.5174 Corner of lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" * * * * * * * 'A * * BOOKKEEPER Immediate full time position for , a self motivated person, Prior bookkeeping exp, helpful. Apply in person Fri., Jan. 251h, 3 p.m..$ p.m. at Holiday House Corp., 1130 Old Daytona Rd., DeLand. ** * a- a * a * * * * LDDRIVERS Tractor trailer & reefer exp. Exc. opportunity. 6- Child Cii'. 41-Houses -- usiness location, rent 7000 sq it, fully carpeted, modern, best localion, excellent traffic & visibility. Call 322 4A03. -'4Ormjniu - - Miii's Itaft ____________ . ---.. 4-rsonaIs FICTITIOUS NAME 25c RAINBOW CASE NO, 7245CA4111.1. Notice is hereby given that I am THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE Creative Expressions 322.7813 In business at 105 Rio Ala SPRINGS, FLORIDA,a municipal Mom, Altamonte Springs, Fla. La nd Development Manager. corporationorganlzadandexlstlng 10-Help n$id 32701, Seminole County, Florida Must have Real Estate under the laws, of the State 01 __________________________ under the fictitious name of License, experienced in land Florida, development & real estate Plaintiff, i COBRALANDSCApINO,p,ffi I intend to register sold name with vs. PART-TIME transactions, operate eqpt the Clark of the Circuit Court, such as tractors & other light VELTON HUNT, LOUISE AT. CORRESPONDENTS Seminole County,' Florida in ac sept. Residence furnished. S KINSON and FLORIDA POWER C0rdanCeWlthth,prOVl5iOflSof pcI. comm against )0,000 CORPORATION, a Florida cor WANTED Fictitious Name Statvte$,.yo.Wit: guarantee. Apply Florida puratlon, Section s4so Florida Statutes Slate Employment Service, To wilts news of local interest Defendants. 1557. P.O. BOX 4o0 Perry, Fl. 32347. from LONOW000 , SAN. NOTICE OF ACTION 51g. James M. Wheeler Aft: Robert Lynn FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, TO: VELTON HUNT Publish: January 10, 17,54,31, 1110 CASSELBERRY and 1130 Everett Drive DER-2? IA * * * * * * * * * * * * have knack for gathering the Dayton, Ohio 434W social news from your LOUISE ATKINSON SECRETARY FICTITIOUS NAME respective community to be 54 West 7Sh St. 'Accurate typing. Insurance Notice is hereby given that I am Prowled In a column in The Apt. 412 bkground helpful. engaged In business at 251 Evening Herald, we wan t to New York, N.Y. Embry Dr., Casselberry, Seminole talk with you, FLORIDA POWER COR. County, Florida under the tic. AAA EMPLOYMENT Contart' titlous name of MR. GRASS, PORATION 12FrenchAve. 373-5176 that I intend to register said name c.o Thelma Maxhimer, DORIS DIETRICH . Corner of1Oth& F th Resident Agent with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ."Your Future our Concern.. OURSELVES EDITOR 3201 3h Street, South Seminole County, Florida in 322.2411 .5dally Mon-Fri St Petersburg, Florida cordance with the provisions of the * * * * * * A_A * * * * YOU Fictitious Name Statutes, TO-Wit: ARE HEREBY Cable & splice pit foreman, Section USes F rida Stgtut NOTIFIED that a Petition in * * * a * * * a * * * * * Experienced onlyl Drivers tic. Emnent Domain on the following req. Apply in person. Sell MACHINIST 51g. Daniel Hayes property in Seminole County, Underground, 2522 Country Lathesxp.goodp.y Publish Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24, IM Florida, to wit: CIubRd.,Slflford, DER-9 1. From the southwest corner of AAAEMPLOYMINT Lot 2$, Block 11, $aniando, The SECRETARY FICTITIOUS NAME 3231i74 Suburb Beautiful, Sanford Section, 512 French Ave. Sharp Individual needed by Notice is hereby given that I am CornerofiOth&French recorded in Plat Book 3, Page engaged in business it 1313 W. Nation's largest mfg. of fec. "Your FutursOurConcern" Public Records of Seminole tory built modular housing. Hwy. 434, Winter Springs, Fla., County, Pioridai run West along a****aaa**a*Typing, shorthand & gen. Seminole County, Florida, under the South line 01 Mid Block lie the fictitious name of 434 AUTO distance office background required. ATTENTIONof IW, fast to VIII p•lnt Physically PAINTING, CM that I Intend to Construction knowledge of beginningi thince Comm" handicapped people In need of register said name with the Clerk h p l. Paid lIfe & health est along said South W loll line 144.3$ excellent Wit h 50 day of the Circuit Court, Seminole + holidays & vacation s. .i; to the pint of curvature of a training evaluation program, County, Florida Contact Production Dept., in accordance curve concave Northerly and liberal drawing account, and Cardinal Industries Inc., with the provisions of the Fic. having a radius of 33.M fasti rm transportatIon furnished Sanford. 300.3214320, ext. 234. tltlous Name Statutes, To.Wit: fence Nortlouesferly along the wtttloutloss ofdlsabfiutySocial Equal Opportunity Employer. ' Section SolOS Florida Statutes arc of said curve 11.54 feet through securl?Ybeneffts. TH ISJO.lS central angle of deyses II' to FOR YOU. LeadIng chemical Sig. Norma Jean Kaminski SM5 player ,. the poWol reverse curvstureof a company cord and operated P.O.B. is Rock&Rolltrio curve concave Westerly and by physically handicapped Cassilberry 32707 MUM Sing. MvWq • radiiiiis o f Ma fedi psopis for run has opsnlngs __________________________ PublIsh: January 24,31 & Feb. 7, thence, Northerly alesi, the arc of wonsn. Must be free to . 14, IM. said cur ve 17.5 IsiS to the South. travel five area while DER.$3 21Situations IWId .. west corner of Let U of said Block training, Apply fri P01551 to ____________________ 11; thence N 47 degrees OYIO" I Marlin BondatHollgay inn, l. LESALADVIITISRMENY Good driver looking on along the Southirly line of Lot 24. 41 $1. 44 on Thursday 11:00 lob Board of County Commissioners that rsquircs driving skills. . : distance of 1*11 tests thence N U Is 4:00 and Friday 10:00 fill The County of Seminole Canaisoda$o,neofficewe,,,. degrm OV1O" I along the Noon or wilts Marlin Solid Separate sHied bids Far rnOrelnfocalI32l.749, aft - .. will be $oi,,Iy line of Lot 33 said Block P.O. lox 00. Greensboro, N. received it the office Of the Put. 11adIstance01flJSfsstfeapi 4p.m. C. 17*. - -chasing Agent,. Seminole County _________________________ Courthouse, Room 417, Sanford, due aftNorM of $agngg thencs IN, 0.4 & 412. full & part tIme et ,. ,. .w of Florida, Applyinpersan$anfurd Nursing 24'-'8441ne%s Opw1unitl.s 31771, until 2:00 P.M., beginning. Containing therein local time, Monday, February s & Convalescent Center, CII 10,537 ._r feet. Subject to 1550, wiliCh ti me SlId date bids SPORTING 000$ Florida Power Corp. Guying willbepueisctyo and read li FRANCHISE in 0. R. Room 417, Seminole County look 1144,as recorded Let us assist you in stirling your so, Seminole Page Courthouse, $1n1014 Florida for: County, Florida C Own business. CUlHED Labor, Materials, hvlpment, Operate from store or 2. Lois 33 and *4, Black ii, sri Services far conelnictlon of residence, full or part tIme. Sanlando, The $a*4wb Besutiful, Elevator Additien to Sheriff's So Ifel g Section, as retarded In $1000 required. $r4 Building No. 110 (located on the plot Book 3, page, of and phone number to pbic corner of 20th Street and Records of Seminole County, Ipo About inc. 705) Central P1'ONE *vemm it the $inIOrd Florida.&61#0to Florida Power Ave NI, Fridley, MN 11433 _______________________ Munic ipal Airport) (611 ia.ssi.. Corp. easement per 0. R. B oak Sets 01 contract documents may 1174, Pigs 30, Seminals County, -_ be examined at the following: The Florida. Sell advertising for 2S-1.os ArchitocVs Office, MoGrw.Hlll his been fliadageinsi yew and yew dasslf',od section by = Systems Delse Plan we resulted to serve a cepy of tee lephon solicita. Room to Orlindsi Central Florida r N$en dIae, N any, an ?NEED'CA$H? Builder's Exchange, and Me office PitItlenir's iI*05y, WILLIAM tlon. Writs COPY Hems As 5ecuclty.;: AIIN, Seminole L. COLBERT, ESQUIRE OF c,j.wy complete order Use Yawn Cplhl.N For Jerms STENSTIOM, McINTO$N, JUL. forms, 'Tower Finance krv. Ceples may be ehestoel at the IAN. COLBIRT & WHIGHAM, and office of Gutmann, Dragast, Ftagehpsinkef$alWgrl,$glteft, "''' collection. Good AssocIates, Architects, Planners, P.O. Box 133L Sanford, Florida, - NO BROKERAGE speDing Inc., located it SuIt• die, Atlantic 32711, on or before February 11, A. __ Bank Building, lanlerd, Florida, D., 11981111, SlId file 011ollIsI with the ______ _____________ Clerk Of this Court either before on paymeel of 3$j for e set. Any unsuccessful bil'er, upen serviceon PetItlinars attorney er returning such set within ,5 (Is) immediately tllareeffeqa shewlap _ ___________________ ' in gaad whit 11gb?, tItle, MIi..,U ii lieu in days of the bid date condition, will be refunded his he DiliM&nt his In SI to the Line upstaIrs mom for single _W MUCK non. Pelarty descrthsl In the etItlon payment, and an y pirssu. I rs$iri,,ces required. . 322,000. $171 caw why that eiia, suppuer or sulcoatracter and Is sb Director "an roww" agh ad will be property he tom 011111, EVENING HERALD relimdad 1*0. the 11515 ilid PWIS 50151*1.1 3I.Apidnuft IJpjujflj$J. N. Frsndi Ave. No Petition. If any DeIenW* isis Each jpjji elyacaduoupan an Sdaw,a detavNwWbeedet.d Oratlaus IlvW41..i IV'Ipole!i4 lank or trust cam. elMt 11 C.sflt ftr the IVW11UWUWW$UVULfliu1. lL.*J We*Pflmemtr.lyrasss. I4IIItIN pony, or SW Sand with cerp.wete 111101 dslI%ild In thO Pet*leii. M. ISS*S ______ 5 05k PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Wrift Ceanty, is net less thin five dacisratlan of toking has besu 1 51-4 150 up. CASHIER parcont 01 the amount 01*. bId. in *15 CIMIS SM that en Lake AM. Jnt si O sleree t. PetItioner will seek ii, Order of T) C will Airport SM. an IT." in 5wiSy cesany ei conwonfsi as tab?ng in any aIhar Order Stue Seabird. Call 323.s• Cow? UJU Pligir at a healing . t Mariner's Vlllag AAIMpI,5y44gy .t lafois the HONORAILI KEN. I liPreachAve. sush character and as.su. NITH M. LIFFLIR, me 01 the SL,C.NIA. WV Carpet lust Florid.. A a* WAN which are •ccsptis, a *. lvAgn 01 *15 Court. en February CIS. 1111010101 "Wow~, 'Yew PuI,our C-.,,'. Y. cony. Is 11050. & doll Nom. * *0* * * * * * * is, * *15. 113.1443. Upon Opel Ill evcc*ful Wdeir of $a*rt Flares. AN will be resulted Is furnish estal Assistant, ns •xp ISR.1SC.nde,iilt,eqpt. Nymlet Pirformaiws Sands. Mrllie Is the act* and all pWtie _ TV Ratings Competition _____ ,~w no E . Advertising NEW YORK (UPI) - CM tied ABC as the tdpntsd network for the current television nason, giving CM its d toehold en the top spot In Uis rating. race since April . IL IWI. &sr Bowl XIV did the frick, as the moet.watthsd net. work proam of the week ending Jan.25, ____________ punting CM Into Us f the oe$. ratio "r4, ndiIp. CM utknstes 5 r"e,' Amsriçsas viewed all or pert of I IN hig Pill^ widek ceme away With a 4 rating ad a 17 dwe _that I., 17 purcoot of these who bed (hair .iIn en wore walsg PMBi'j Ileskis sesse the Las total aig - el fu In Florida State Prison _______________ *d -. FrIday 66, Stars STARKE, Fla. (UP!) - The debate Commerce Department's film promotion get script to buy candy and cigarettes over the reinstatement Of the death office, said the movie-makers will build with." penalty in Florida has not subsided and their own death chamber. Harris said he hasn't tried to calculate already Hollywood Is knoc4dng at the umdligig advance men already love theecononüc thtatoForldafrctntje door. Indicated they will make footage of $114 million production, but added that a On Feb. 25 at Union Correctional coffidors within FSP, a thieetJered good rule of thumb Is that 4 percent of a Institution and Floridi State Prison, ceilbiock and a dining room. There also movie's budget is left behind In the local where John Spenkelink was electrocuted will be exterior shots taken of FSP and last May 25, filmIng is set to begin on UCI from within the perimeter fences, The cast and crew of Deathwork will "Deathwork," a film version Of James Harris said, stay at the Holiday Inn In Stark., about McClendon's fictional account Of a At UCI, the film crew will shoot some 10 mIles train the prisons, The chief multiple public executl&'* at Florida's wow beneficiaries of the filming will be hotel, at the bufidling known as death row, Rock," center courtyard. 10W15S and other service personnel, which has a Anthony Quinn will play a PUI1tZST ons bp -&I delvers and perhaps some local carDepartment of Corre cti Prize-winning author covering the Vernon Bradiord said The Rock "really Edward Amur will be a Wks before the echedoled start d4Ine more with official, Paul Wlnfleld Is oneprison of thefitsa In prison is ppthe popular Idea of what of filming, two real-life executions are condemned men and Kate Muigrew will Eat to take place at___ FSP. Ray Bradford said securIty play an anlicapltal punishment demonst5nentl Meek. and James Adams will be elsewere being worked cut with froatted at 7a.m. Feb. 13 It they do not The movie will be directed by Luls San prcais d Has d, "1'w1 of ol$ajn reprieves befor. then. In Andes., who has worked In various p"ti Mcøsndm grew up in Stark.. For 30 scspers and the imnates capacities in Woody Alien's last three prison vs his father was a prison guard who well aware of what's going to haPPSli movies, sieved on the execution squad at the And whit's expected of thelL" The prodocers are By prison. _____ A kit of the detail in his bock j Allan Slivert, who formed a company One thing the lignats. will be expected based on stories his father told him celled lAweftght Prodwticn Ltd. Besides to do Is volunteer to appear on cwnera, actual executions. the these to tot, weeks of filming at the Illaw will be using inmates as ex11 novel itself___ doesn' t take a dud ____ F11110011111, the crow will spend seven to tras," said Harris. "The inmates r'ho.sn at all on copital prnWiment, It's i*I sight weeks at a soundutage at the old by the casting director will be paid for pro nor con," said Virginia Newman, of Ivan Tori' studios In North Miami, their work - the pay, of Course, will go Harris' office, "And train reading the Ben Harris, director of the state Into their commissary fund and they will sTipt, the movie won't sillIer." of The Do(Before Publication lo Film To Feature : I 51 0~eei i i~f % 3 Lines Minimum _____________________ 10 .011111111111, lbd : $ ui.. . _ < 7consecvtiveftmel-- Mc a line ____ Tribune (right) for a brief stint as a hardline prison official in the upcoming film "Deathwork." Asher is to be joined by Anthony Quinn as an author covering the event, Pa ul Winfield as the condemned man, and Kate Muigrew as an anti-capital punishment demonstrator. Network I DEADLINES IN In the Los Angeles 1 RATES itline ..........44c line 3cons.cvtivetime$. . .$c a line 0:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ___________________ ____________________ I IFLORIDA _te I ANO dQ .IRIThOLS COUNTY Edward Asner trades On 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. DER.54 . Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 dismantling ng Its army and building a revolutionary LEWIS C. R. ALEXANDER N In contrast, there Is no sign that Soviet troops in " ' guard. Neither Iranian force is ready for a major Jalalabad and Kandahar, the Afghan cities closest MARY B. ALEXANDER, his wif fight. Difendant 1. to the Pakistan border, have moved In significant NOTICE OP SALE Pakistan president Mohammad Zia ul.Haq numbe rs toward that f rontier. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE commands the loyalty - however tenuously - of In addition, the Soviets are extending themat punuant to Final Judgment runway Foreclosure ente in the above 1. his country's disparate people. But Iran's Ayatollah at Herat to enable that airport to accommodate cause o action In ft Khomeini is confronted by open, armed revolts more sophisticated planes, presumably military entitled Circuit Court of the Elght,eni Judicial Circuit, in and Ic from the Kurds, Azerbajanls, Baluchis and other aircraft, the Kabul diplomats My. There already minorities, a 7,foot 000 runway at Shindand, undersigned Clerk will sill An all-out Soviet attack to secure Iran's ollflelda public sal, to the highest arid beiI There are no signs the Soviet Union will move bidder for cash at the West door C against ei ther Iran or Pakistan in the Immediate would almost certainly mean war with the United the Seminole County Courthouse I States, some diplomats believe. Instead, they think Sanford, future. The consensus Seminole Countt among diplomats in MgFlorida, at the hour of 11 a.m., o hanistan, Pakistan and India is that the Soviets will Moscow may attempt to come in the back door. the 11th dayof February, A. C The worst-possible scenario for Western attempt to consolidate their position In Afgha nistan 1 , 110, 1,1 that certain real propert P diplo mats would be Khomeini's dea th, which would before undertaking any new adventures. sate ttu and being in $eminol like ly trigger a convulsive power struggle In Iran. County, Florida, described But when the Soviets feel comfortable in a follows, to wit: The mere presence of Soviet troops on the Iranian Afghanistan - and perhaps earlier If a sudden borders could enhance North ½ of Lot 3M, SANFORC the position of leftists. opportunity such as Khomeini's death presented CELERY DELTA, ac cording tc "Some of those In power in Tehran have leftist itself the iat tMof as recorded ir they are ideally situated resume a diplomat In Kabul said. "What Plat Book 1, Page 75, Public historic drive toward warm water.to Today, thattheir alsoconnections" r eally worries me is that some of these leftists Records of Seminole County means oil, might be In contact wi th the Soviets and invite them Florida. Diploma ts In the Afghan capi ta l of Kabul say DATED this 15th day of In. Another Afghanistan. The divisions would roll January, A. D. ises. deploym ent of Soviet troops In Afghanistan already suggests Moscow is aware that grea ter opportunity gacross at the request of a so-called legitimate (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. overnment." lies to the west. Clerk of the Circuit Court The Soviet forces along the Iran-Afghan border By: Eleanor F. Buratto Deputy Clerk They say two divisions of Soviet troops, corn. also will be In a position to provide weapons and prising about 20,000 men, have moved toward the assistance to any of a variety of minority grois KENNETH W. MCINTOSH of Iranian border from the Afghan cities of Herat and Inside Iran agitating for autonomy, the Baluchis In $TEN$TROM, MCINTOSH, JULIAN Shindand, That is roughly a quarter of the 85,000. partictijar. COL BERT & WHIGHAM man Soviet force in the country. Attorneys for Plaintiffs, I important side-effect of the strong Soviet Flagship Bank-Suite Iranian Foreign Minister Sadeq Ghotbzadeh has military position is that an American military Post Office Bo* 1330 33. protested the presence of Soviet troops 18 miles operation in Iran now would be far more dangerous Sanford Florida 32171 from his border. I Publish Jan. 17, 24, 010 than before. ••• Thursday, Jan. 24,1910--SO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNT FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. fli3IS.CA.I L JAMES L. ROBINSON, JR., MARIE 0. ROBINSON, his to Painting &Ren,IIng FREE ESTIMA TES. Call anytime ___________________ - o List Yow Busi [ DiaTl 322-2611 or W -, ________ �r - . • - • • , ••• JL 1.. A tin : I'€1 F S I erai4i llil çw 72nd Year, No 13+—Friday, BATTERIES CARM Fixed Blade UTILITY KNIFE 1 x 2 x 8' With four blades. a as. N o. 155. Pressure Treated,,' General purl teries. 1.5 volts, in packs of four. 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Sweet Taste Of Honey Lures Lost Zoo 'Bear By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer rse racing, will You can catch more bears with honey. g Increased wire cage. Then he went to the to find out what flwa&H.aaoerlahhUwua Central Florida Zoo employees found kinkajou, he said, but It wasn't until his e1t1e coin' merchan ts. Dervaes and the Demetree brothers was over my head on the rafters and l didn't have any idea what it was. said. Dodge, who maintains 500 bee colonies, P _ • Arg han riot of noo.cosnbstant jobs 1 - ak &W dm - __ ••' • - .;' Rebel Proclaims laml"c .. 1 ls [I • D Im I2i - - UUIIL Today Bridge.........................IA Comics ........................ 41A I (ossword IA . DearAbby .....................7* he leave the country within 24 hours. He was appealing the By UEted Pee. kterthsai Deaths......................... An Ag" anti-go,. inent 5USITWa leader Proclaimed a c*ter. "free !W' republic" In fosx peovincee of Mglwidan today "This is not a government In exile," the U.S.-educated Dr. Lamb ......................IA and appealed for fore mWtary assistance to fight Invading Nuxy said. '111s Is a government of liberated Afghanistan." . ...4* Florida ........................U ps. Western diplomats were skeptical of Nuary's state ts. Horoscope °''°° noUngthatnoneofatIeastaherrlvalguerrulagronmad • 7i 1Q)i Na.Y, U. CbaItia 01 the Mg1Ii h'C Hospital ....................... agreed to join his so-called government WAMW?XnW (UPI) — no Hom Thursday night the U.S. Olympic Nadoniatist Rriobdiond Cowell told reporters in the Nation ......................... 3A Nasnily's, proclamation appeared Umed to coincide with the Ms a,,r.d a rtr' cll for a Couin4tts cares more about "financial PgIitant capital of Ii"ab*l that his forces were lii Control weekend opening 01 an emergency Islamic conference on the OIrSIlve$......................71 U.S. booU of the Olympics In Moscow, interests than hwn'n concerns." of the fat, provin except for a haotNul of cities occupied by Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Several rival leaders were SpSI ........................ ilA The Hosue voted 31142 Thtiadiy to 8t troops. _t md a labur leader WUirly Mtached the Television .....................7A well u.s. Olympic tt.e - for f"g to support President Cter's can to boycott • The P.kIw av.rImt, asiUve to giving tht appear Weather .......................3A The guerrilla leaders are anxious to receive foreign mnary the surmner Olympic gunea. wile, they ance 01 supporting the Mg'' r,belu served an Otdif action. runpUy beck help but have been told by Saudi Arabia the major target of World ..........................2* Ie Kitd said are either moved Nesary he he to report In a private home demanding - their appeals, to unite before any assistance will be given. cancelled. • .' A House OKs Olympic Boycott Resolution • u .. theit" - I melf . ft '?OUM . - , peesry .Ner. P. mire's a l Uss_can . - i - Sanford City Manager Warren assistant, Rich Quigley, who• has his bachelor's degree in criminology $16,217 annually. Knowles has appointed Steve Harrlett, resigned effective Jan. to accept the from Florida State University. He began Knowles said Harriett will continue administrative aide to Police thief Ben pod of city manager of South Daytona. as patrol officer. Ms. Wynalda has been with the police department until he Butler, as ft city's new assistant city Harriett's appointment is effective Feb. with the city since October, 1977. assurms the duties of his new job on Feb. ma subject to approval bythecivil 1. Knowles said Ms. Wynalda came very I. In the meantime, Knowles said, service board. Harriett, 26, was one of two city em- close to Harriett In his evaluation of the Harriett is familiarizing himself with The civil service board at its Feb. 7 ployees who applied for the position. The two. city records in the evening h0UrL He is espected to rubber stamp the other was Frande Wynalda, who Is Harriett is the second - member of his expects to graduate with a masters appointment. IU board earUw this currently the city's equal employment family to rise in the ranks of the city's degree in criminology from RoUins month authorized Knowles to make an opportunity officer and also its unem- employees. His father, G. Manning College in June. He has been Butler's appointment and to submit the ap- ployment compensation officer. Harriett, joined the city 37 years ago aide since September, 1977. poii .ntng f certification after the fact. Harriett has been employed with the and has been fire chief for many years. Harriett will replace Knowles' city since June, 1975, when he received Harrlett's beginning salary was set at DONNA ESTES want togo,lSttlie*flbUtUtheYdQfl't • Dmo. a.... -- a t Picked For Assistant City Manager Harrie i ' • - • . - With less knowledge of animals than said he easily got attached to the animal purchased the harness raceway in million and announced the zoo keepers, but apparently more and hopes it gets a good home. Jacksonville horsetrack before con- December for $2.5 acumen, the bee keeper used honey to For now, he's grateful he was able to version paid the state $77,000 annually, the name of the track would be changed lure the raccoon -size furry fellow into a help the bear out of a sticky situation. but after conversion paid $2,107.000. to Seminole Greyhound Park Inc. Altamonte Springs legislator said the - - Jr C$ossd Sundsy To back up his estimates, the •.• Piece - - • , - - - N b_ tnLongwood. $2 million. - TL LI IJUV I I ith lMOfld$ythUS$tUfd.y Jobs Abert,$4, retired toolmaker, Deltolia "I think they should register If they are drafted I think it should be for non-combat jobs. I don't think the~ should be in combat. .....L • . • ,. - certain age,ought to be registerw! at • ___________ . juVAIY 31 P1 - . ,.,,.c, Piece E ___________ ____________________________________ - .,•...-•.•• •. .., • nch Avenue Ph:3234700 IUU - -- Sheet 2 * 4 x 8' Fro • • 154 C AM - • - '- - SPRUCE STUDS 2X4X Prom b."r,0 , - - - '- ........... 139 - GM quantities on special sale (ijp4j, - • - over twn floti in this ad are based customsrs picking-up merchandise at our store. DWIMy is"W1110for 8 Management reserves the right to limit • Y . ' LIfl. Ft. Each Prices quoted - • A flab - ;. . - •• I x 12 No.3 SHELVING • ;.. - . - it should be for non-combat jobs." ______________________________ \\ \ - do up at the J. Bee Honey Farms one guest. Casaelberry track That possibility is to If in these time h tax Today the kinkajou, valued between be'discussed by new owners of the not want more taxes. "Pari-mutuel quarter mile west of the zoo. Zoo keepers flactlity, Paul N. Dervaes and BID and wagering is already here. Ibis seenui had been trying to lure the bear back $200 and OW,will be returned to his cage at the ZOO. Jack Demetree, with horse owners at a Like the reasonable thing to do," he said. using traps baited with vegetables, But the bear proved to have more of a Ed Posey, general curator of the zoo, 10:30 a.m. meeting at the track Monday, He said he has draf ted th e bill and will sweet t zoo oo th. Missing since Jan. 16, today said he stil l believes the animal did Hattaway said. Hattaway, who to the Division of keepers finally concluded their wannot escape by his own volition. another commitment, will not be present be sending his proposal Registry for corrections and additions. dering charge had en stolen. ur"He has a mate, and It's not characbe Th at the meeting. He said the bill in final draft form should sday, according to Al Rozen, executive teristic for him to leave," Posey said. Hattaway, who fought legislation be completed in 304o-6O days. Dodge reports he feels some reluctance director of the zoo, investigators from the convert the Caaaelberry track in both Hattaway says he expects seei ng the bear go. opposition sheriff's department joined in the search. at 1978 and 1979, said he was persuaded from the Dade County delegation and No one seemed to have considered that "He's a friendly little fellow," he said. change his position after reVteWthg The bear was sitting on his lap. "I've got existing dog track a honey bear might head for honey. additional revenue that the state could from lobbyists for t iii I I 1.1 h. IA "I'll interests In the up against agans Bob Dodge, owner OL on cause he's8 COW, e Wednesday, uu a towel expect to receive from dog racing at the biggest, most powerful lobbyists in the honey farms situated between 1-4 and said. "If you take the towel off he'll horse track. the zoo, found the kinkajou walking politely cover his head with his front Hattaway said the state Department of the state," he said, Revenue estimates additional revenues Dade County legislators, he said, are across the rafters in his honey house, a feet." The kinkajou has soft, olive-brown fur, to the state by converting the track to sponsoring legislation to convert one of barn-like structure. The animal was eyes and a prehensile tail that all ows bug ea ti ng stored ho ney more popular dog racing will be *1 4 Its tow' dog tracks to Jai Alai ittograsp tree branches. the dickens out of me,' "lie scared mllllonannually.Hattawaysaldhefeeb SemlnoleCountycurrentlyhasonedog Dodge said. 'He wasn't too big, but he "He can really lick up the honey," he the additional revenues may be much as track, the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, lengths. First quality-Grade A White vitro. owv . Jst draft men, but If women went in Ft. 8' through 16' TIMM SWITCH f Hattaway said the conversion is one that out this morning when their missing neighbor told him the too was missing The po&sibifity also exists that both dog and horse racing may take place at the way of bringing in more revenue to state kinkajou, known as a honey bear, turned one that he reported his unexpected ... /2 *4 *8 (3ply)..... 1/2" x 4- x 8'(4 ply) ..... 5/8"x4'x8' • DWI • . hussy prsv Bundle , . SCOTT I'm healthy. Woman might have a job or be going to school They should u - Water Heater OA woW. grained set 80" s Bass two 15" * 30" Wall Cab ft maw'hii V.rce. Sq9 Yd. greater the ation power.) CDX SHEAT I P PLYWOOD , Roll CAMIETW 3 9 . x and Fruitwood - greyhound rach% track. time to study the ramifications of a State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D- switch. Altamonte Springs, said today he has In addition to more revenues for the prepared legisla tion to be placed In the state coffers, Hattaway said the more ho for action during the 190 sessionpopular d w hich records daily MeW1IH,,2S,itieat,SaaIord "No. Thy would probably draft am though. I don't have any kids and • ' 19AN - •• KNUM 20 Year Warranty Square 250' roIl 3'x6' g, 4' * 6' 5'x6.................. SM 6' x 6' ............... I Seminole County may gain its second version was that he was not given enough change the former Seminole Raceway to a greyhound racing trac ' Ri 1 Sq. Ft. R-1 9 3W• 51 1 3/iC 5•. 3½" 23" U U 74 6" X 23 3-Tab No, 240 ASPHALT - r Hattaway said one of the reasons he opposed earlier legislation on the con. Herald Staff Writer . 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He said there to make the trip to Tehran had been no decision on who the be or ho the substitutes newsman In negotiations wi th Cuban au thori ties ' wouldbeselected. tt hijackers i Piece is - •• Delta Airlines said the hijacked racial, age or sex qualifications for the Lock heed 67 Cool White, rapid start, 48" long, 40 watts - i 00= MINE 01INDIS watertight caulk. Stays flexible. transportation to Iran. They agreed to wants It done at JFK (New York's release the passengers ln exchange for a Kennedy Airport)." newsman and one other hostages He said the hijackers had made no • - A ~Ww 4 commandeered a wide-body Delta exchange of planes but the hijackers jetliner to Cuba today and demanded want the exchange made in Miami. Delta didn't have any iui. "If they are going to bthe whole e draft ed they should go through thlng(andbetncludedtncombat AWh FLUOIESCENT TUBE house wife. 29, they should be with them. It might PINE Al' J. ran "No, I don't. Women have their own problems. If they have children X Tub and Tile CAULK Contains hood, 4" x 5' flexible hose and two clamps FVK45 TUFTTONES . Reg. Price (piece) ..................38C DA 46 MIAMI (UPI) Two or more Muslims may be aboard as hijackers." Cook said Delta had "agreed to the hijackers, apparently Black Muslims, , DRYER VENT KIT q Yd lead to reinstitating the draft He also Is thlaidn about requiring women to register. Evening Herald photograpber-writer Tom Neftel asked readers If women should be required to register and be drafted, and 9so, should they be drafted into non-combat positions only. Here's what readers told him: Each RIPON -' Ill Piece NRMFA Each Battery • PreskIe4 Carter I, anticipating reviving registration which may C and D sizes back. 12' widths, in I Earth, Gold and ~450a~ Green. 49 Jet Hilackers J .•1eiiiaiiU Women In Draft: Readers Divid e S .1 SCOTTYS' - Evening Herald WSPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Top Quity.. — • 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 • FI . - -. • - • __ -- ._.-w.•. — - •. - - - -• ___ - - • i%.-.. '1 ,,•• ,•••-•".. • - v-..• '—s , _ — - - - - - -- - - - ru_ -.t — . • , . - - - - -, . I I - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1910 GO ON ACROSS by Chic Younq - DADS PRCDECIDED Am 46 Hails . Answer to Previous Puzzle F ll y Iniu & L 1V 1R 101 ( 1 S 1 5 4Yo ow effect THEFISTWEIGHTHEGQT I Grimace 5 Semitic AjER - oJL(trjJ A1fEJ 52 Negative ion TO LIFT IS LYING fl-IEPE TI fi QI ON THE SOFA! r 11 language 54 One who tells jN Wall covering 55 Paris subway SAI£l flY 5. N 13 Mighty r( 56 Menu item All A S i1i cataract 57 Brings about i' Ylt101OPd &tI11 DEAR DR. LAMB — Iwant 14 Rub out HAH P.S PIE!1 to comment in reference to 15 Dies A 0 j j EL[URIK jtO DOWN 16 Cagiest ____ lady column ab t L UIOIiit j(S 18 Tree dwelling ______ 1SIPTH who was unable to lose weight t 1 Madame 19 Depression ini. Icjj OINlIIOIPtj KiITNI even though she only con(abbr) tials prUTi--i-4 2 Possessive sumed a 1300-calorie diet and 20 Bend IMIMIE Its1stiI pronoun dAIGI engaged in a vigorous downward Russian rive.- 21 During (2 40 Gold plated 22 Compass exercise program daily. I 4 Simplicity wds) point statuette QU'4G1 gather you felt that she either A b... S Pfl ) V...,. -. " nuc growth . A''MO.iD.j2 41 Juncture couldn't count calories well or Provence Mongkuts 26 Notice 43 No more than not be telling the truth. land might 29 Small shelter 6 Sharp tap 44 Draft animals Becoming by Mort Walker 31 Egyptian king 23 Kind her and I know But I am like 45 Skin ancient 33 Hearing 25 Chooses other women with the same 46 Das Vaterland 8 Expose 0'E i-4E 35 Woman (Fr( 26 Sown (Ft) NCEL ONE problem. (abbr) Irritates 36 Universal time 27 Jane Austen TLE HIKE 47 Yugoslav I use the term hypometatO Characters in (abbr) 6MAK! title 1C) THEY leader a play 37 In addition bolic to describe this con28 Organ of sight ) CRAZY 12 Evil grin 39 The briny 29 Beer barrel - 48 Irritated dition. It's a slow metabolism 13 Ensnare deep 30 Persian ruler 50 Colorado th at's not hypothyroid. I take 40 Unity 17 Mr Spade Indian 32 Abated one grain of thyroid and can 41 Burro 20 Swift aircraft 34 Plaza cheer 51 Golf gadget 43 Cleans floor flIfl calories per pOWKI LW1 (abbr) 38 For rowing 53 Our (Fr) WEIGHT LITING A P HYSICAL CCNDIflONING a s. w Learn To Eat Less PROGRAM J your ou the 72nd Year, No. 132—Wednesday, January 23,1980—Sanford, Florida 32171 Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents b ) BEETLE BAILEY N iii llil uia IIII _uII I. II . II Jill... Jill. Jill.. MEMNON TH14 Is MY 6119MVP IWff!1HT CRAZY, WHO CAR t: UILT zi WPeRFL)L. KIP I moo UAVII30A 6uVPR$EfWrL g 00 Ilz I a i—I Li ARCHIE by Bob Montana '/EAk, BUT WHAT iF SOMETHING ETTE ' ANP EE5ER c6 AL lot, HOROSCOPE you will accumulate fat. And in order to lose body fat, which is not hing more than stored energy, you have to take in fewer calories than yo ur body uses, By HERNICEBEDEOSOL For Wednesday, January 23, 1980 I/ ____________________ 1.• fl\ f\ . by Howie Schneider CO cco MJT4JD 10 cOTh UJFk1E FIM R7t I 1R, I VJtrH EARLY MOR&J1k) VISITS 10 FIttIES AJD ALLThT OIT ( .1 MOST C€RrAIJLY t0 T&A a ivi ''.r' 114L M LI T0A)WRALLTH WS 5L1t DV AIYT JA FffJYfl413 BABY VACTORJ€S,I. LEIN.IE. I. 10 I r 'In PRISCILLA'S POP sTuART REALLY ii YoU KEEP S6MNG WELL, LAST NIGHT IT HE NVITEP ME TRUE.' OVER 10 HEAR HS FA\'ORITE WUNTR9 MUSIC! . by Al Vermeer A HALF - WHAT WAS IT? CIF RICKETS FRS' 7 .1 - dr - - - - - - Now anyone who thinks that he or she is one of the low - '--... by Stoffvl &Heimdahl arr AM4ZIN OW CAN ET GHT JUST1ES A LITh. ROUSH RUSH HOUR CAREFUL. 117APPIC So EASY SU PL.ANNING - a - a 0 F 0 rather than argued about. Using available formulas. your -- basal calorie requirements for a full day are only about 1000 calories, But your - individual requirements could be calculated with the method I just described. Readers who want a bal ced diet plan to help lose an excess body fat can send 75 cents with a long, stamped sell-addressed envelope for ThC1len1th Let ter niimI..rL7 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves LOAN CO. MORTSAflE• PERSONAL - I !!!IY! u 'Nra r q/, r Stan Lu and John Romita __________________________ LADY! 1 ea,i A. by LW TD U A 1AD a&ui - ___ . .:. s - - •-. - __ - . - .M - -_ D°LWR '.f r'IJP'.rr s In Address a....i,..' The president was to give Democratic congressional leaders a preview of the address t hr Carter's written State of the Union message was sent to Congress Monday. His address, which a White House aide said may contain "some surprises," is expected to outline Carter's "hands off" warning to the Soviets regarding Pakistan and Iran. Both countries are on the borders of Afghanistan and . ' ~00N As - - - "' ' " •'4' ;''l . ' : 1--- - - IL PRO • -. .• 1 . . .. . . .. -' STEAMY ASPHALT -- H,ospi - . -''. .. . -------------- ----- Herald - ... -. I I ran ClIa ms S h non ah • i ' D eta • d ine United Press n erna ona -B Iran announced today that the deposed shah was being detained by Panama pending pending extradition to Iran for trial. but an aide to t he exiled monarch denied the claim. In a telephone interview from New York, a spokesman for Iranian ore gn Minister eg o za e n Tehran said"In accordance with Iran's request, the deposed shah is under detention b Panamanian authorities from this time for- But Mark Morse, an aide to Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, said in interview from the Pacific Island resort of Contadora, where the exiled Monarch is renting a villa, "I can flatly deny that rumor." - Carter's call for a boycott of the summer Olympic Games in Moscow, condemned by European Olympic committees, is picking up supvort from other foreign governments and politicalparties. Britain, China, Australia and New Zealand gave their conditional backing Tuesday to Carter's proposal for the boycott unless Soviet troops withdraw from Afghanistan by Feb. 20. But France formally accepted the invitation Tuesday to participate in the games. Not a single Olympic committee in Europe has come out in support -. -.- r nnm... rustee Urge's 'Loyalty'Bonus or Employees o'l On his first day as a trustee of Seminole years to make capital improvements," he said, Memorial Hospital, Tuesday, Arthur Harris "And we just had a rate-structure increase. So we proposed hospital employed's be given bonuses to can't make hasty decisions, "It sounds like you're against apple ple and because the hospital has changed hands, I don't secretary and his assistant administrator, said from normal projected operating costs, or if such know. They might be better off. We don't know they had no Idea where he was but that he would bonuses would create a deficit by themselves, what IICA is going to do." Hospital Corporation of be gone for the day. The t)Ofl%i5p5 would be recommended only if its uncertain future, motherhood to vote against such a thing, but you During the put year the Board of County have to look at it seriously. We have to get the Commissioners looked into possible alternatives county coniinisalon's input first. A bonus for 500 for the aging facility, including Its sale or lease, to 600 employees is a good chunk of money. I don't On Dec. 15 the commission agreed to negotiate know where the money is. It might be there but with a Nashville corporation that will build a new this has caught us by surprise." replacement hospital. Don Reynolds, trustee appointed at the same "Anytime a change of this type is con- time as Harris, said he has not yet formed an templated," Harris said, "employees wonder opinion on the bonus question. Commission to take over the facility. Contract Moseley, said, however, his understanding of the occur, Moseley added. negotiations have begun. Harris proposal is that the hospital ad. The analysis the administration will undertake, Reynolds added that if giving a bonus was going ministration review its financial condition to to hurt the hospital facilities or the quality of care determine If there can be found monies to issue Moseley said, will be to first determine there he would have to question it, bonuses to all employees who remained on the job would be no deficit if bonuses are issued, then, "Giving money is wonderful," he said, "but during all or part of the negotiations to determine which employees would receive how much of a what Is going to be the effect?" the hospital's fate. He said Harris implied the bonus based on certain factors. At the end of the 1979 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, Hospital administrator Charles Bentley said bonuses would be to reward those employees for Tuesday the money for bonuses may be available not Leaving their posts during the uncertainty of 1979, SMH's total payroll for the approximately reward them for daying with the hospital duriq - "I have to look and see what the whole scene whether they will still have a job. - !'i -y within striking distance of Russian forces. Carter is studying reports from Afghan refugees that 5oviet invasion forces in Afghanistan are using chemical weaponry strong enough to blind, paralyze and kill, U.S. intelligence sources say, In Pakistan, the leader of the Islamic Party of Afghanistan said Tuesday Moslem gueff Was had resolved their differences and would announce a united front against the Soviets probably at the summit pf Islamic nations in Islamabad on Photo by Torn Netsel Stea rises from hot asphalt as workmen began resurfacing Elm Avenue Saturday. south of 25th Street, Sanford. The city engineering department said the U.S. concern with the invasion of Afghanistan and the paving was to repair damage to the street done by crews laying cable For security of oil-rich Persian Gulf region was mounting and ABC Southern Bell and was included in that project. The spokesman said he did News reported Tuesday night Carter will propose a "NATO-like" commitment to the area in his State of the Union not know when the paving project would be completed America is the entity designated by the County The assistant hospital administrator, Tom projected revenues Indicate no deficit would 400 employees was $4.1 million, according to because "we'll have an ever-improving cash the.hospital's future. "Normally there's an exodus. But our em- Is," Reynolds said. position as the year goes on." However, Moseley said bonuses are not given to Moseley. He said he was not sure he agrees with the idea ployees did not leave. I feel because they did stay Although the current board of trustees expects hospital employees. He said raises come in the The hospital spent another 15 to 18 percent of the employees should be rewarded for their and work they deserve something like that." to be in control only for another few months, form of across-the-board cost of living hikes, as that amount for other salary-related fringe Although the trustees agreed to look into the loyalty, trustee President Sophia Shoemaker reported the well as merit raises for individuals on the an. benefits, he said, "I think most of the employees are like me — financial possibility of a bonus, Harris said he Is board will continue to run the hospital "until the niversary of their employ at SMH. The $4.1 million, plus added salary-related they as proud to live in Sanford and will stick certain the money "will be there." last signature is put on the last document," Moseley also said the hospital administration, costs was nearly 50 percent of the Thastee Fred Mobley, however, Is not so ceo'- with It through thick and thin. We all do that. Charles Bentley could not be reached for so far as he personally is concerned, would spent in fiscal 1979 to operate $9 million SMH the hospital, "If the salary schedule has been insufficient, if comment today. Those asked at the hospital tam. recommend against any such bonuses if a "We've been struggling the last four or five a bonus is warranted, that's one thing. But just where he could be reached. Including his financial review shows an anticipated deficit DIANE PEThYK Mayor, Affomoy Trying To Forge Now Coalition Of Someinole Demos Who's Who in the Democratic precinct races, Page lOB, Br DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer A veteran politician and a lawyer with one political victory under his belt have combined efforts to "strengthen" the Democratic party In Seonüioie County by forging a coalition of "old4lmers and newcomers of varying philosophies. ____ FOUND ftff "45, Crte a rD dri one' vIuii UI ..UiI6Iv. Mayor Troy Piland and Altamont. Springs Winter If$ 10 cantee tar precinct Wick, Attorney committee posts just before the noon "Dim Tv,.day for the local Democratic Ezeastive Committee. - service, reaching Geneva and Chuluota might take tlweè "The area proposed to be served by Sanlando is years. But he told the commission the be to presently being served by Orange-Seminole or get to the fringe areas was through "springboard will be in the next two to three months," said construction." By this method, he said, the Steve McMahon, regional manager of Orange- company will reach less dense areas from cable Seminole. already installed in built-up areas. Area residents complained to the cornCommission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff warned, missioners that areas with low density are not however, that he prefers to see all areas served being served. "Before we get into any over-build type of Storer Vice President Tom Alexander said situation." WASHINGTON (UP!) — There may be surprises in President Carter's State of the Union address that is expected to detail a new "Carter Doctrine" va the Soviet Union, a White House official Carter will travel to Capitol Hill tonight to deliver the nationally televised address at 9 p.m. EST before a joint - WIN AT BRIDGE - ft EXpected - - CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan, sorts of fancy squeezes, end. finesse lost and those declarcould give you problems 19) Appreciate what you have plays and coups, but most of ers were down one. trying to fulfill. Don't offer and all the good thing, you time it merely indicates (NEWSPA PER ENTERPRISE ASSN) what you can't deliver, what isThus, known as proper techhave going for you, rather nique. when Houston (For a copy of JACOBY GEMINI (May 21-June20 than be concerned that expert Dr. Harold Rockaway MODERN, send $1 to: 'Win at Looking for easy outs today another may have more, played today's hand his Bridg," care of this newspaOpJ)O- P' P.O. Box 489. Radio City will prove to be a hard way of External appearances are Dents did not realize that Now York, N. V. doing things. Lady Luck may deceptive. when he made the normal Station, vooig.),, r . - eb . SPIDER-MAN - - be easily verified with facts ' W .. New the body would use when you're up and active part of the day. So your question can - BUGS BUNNY be the body uses for one hour at absolute rest. By multiplying this by 24 hours, you can determine how many calories the body would use if you stayed in bed and rested all day long. The normal adult will use between 1400 and 1800 calories a day under such circumstances. Clearly, if you adjust the diet for such a person to provide exactly the same number of calories that the body uses if it rested for the entire 24 hour period, that individual would be consuming fewer calories than BIRTHDAY not available January23,1960 need her. of can easily have it verified. request to Dr. Lamb, in care This coming year you will CANCER (June 21-July 22) All you have to do is ha " ' s newspaper, P.O. Box be lucky where friendships Flattery is a tool which you doctor request Radio City Station, New are concerned. Bonds will be will not be able to use com' metabolism rate test. 5York, 10019. established with loyal pals patently today. Say nice who will be prepared to make things about others, but be sacrifices for you if sincere, necessary. 20-F %IjilI W4 %iUUW 4$t Ull UI notrump game he had scored 19) Your judgment in business your financial dealings today. some nine points out of a pos. or financial matters may not U you are careless and make sible 12. be up to par today. Before a mistake, it could turn out to There was nothing to the jumping Into anything it may be a big one. play. Harold took East's king be wise to seek expert advice, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) of hearts with the ace at trick Find out more of what lies Agreements you work out one and promptly cashed the ace, king and queen of clubs. ahead for you in the year today are not likely to stand Then he led dummy's jack following your birthday by up unless everything Is of diamonds and let it ride. sending for your copy of - spelled out in detail. Take West took his queen and was Astro4Jraph Letter. 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Instead, he tried a second diaComplications could result if be attended to now. mond finesse and made just you try to play politics with SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23three. pals today. Don't put yourself Dec. 21) You must be careful Why was this a very good in a position where you'll feel not to step out of character score? Most declarers failed you have In liirnn on tn,tt, iin,1 rJ.zi, IA to cash three clubs before 5ISW4 a'r ayoswaMiacoby someone's bandwagon. attacking diamonds. This left who can do you some good, aid Alan Sontag West with an out card in clubs TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) while ignoring old pals. 'l'he and a later out card in diaMake no promises or corn- role doesn't suit you. Expert play includes all monds after the second mitinents today which later - o S - - (cu EEK & MEEK a day. can - ,t,rni.elsl f,s,.O1 h,s 111 IIUU.IJ ifC 4I also follow a program of longdistance running. Of course, I only weigh 100 pounds so I can only eat about 900 calories rest . By DIANE PETRYK The company will begin cable Installation from density of 45 homes per mile. Herald StafI Writer its base in Altamonte Springs, where It will serve The county cable television ordinance requires There will be cable television competition in about 1,900 homes by Jan. 30. According to Mark service to areas with 65 homes per mile. Sanlando Seminole County. Jennings, general manager of the Sanlando promised to present a 5-year construction plan After a public hearing Tuesday night, the Alta monte system, the installations will continue within 60 days. Orange-Seminole Cablevision, the county commissioners unanimously approved to radiate outward from Altamonte Springs in only other company holding a franchise in Sanlando-Storer Cablevision's application for a concentric circles. Seminole County, warned the commission that non-exclusive franchise to serve unincorporated Sanlando will charge $5.50 per month for an 11- over-building would be economically bad for the Seminole. They also set monthly rates for the channel hookup and 16,95 for 28 channels. The cable TV companies and county. Orangecompany's service for the next two years, company promised to serve all areas with a Seminole charges $7.50 per month for 10-channel measured. The technician can multiply the liters of oxygen the body actually used by 4.8Z to determine how many calories .fl w.1, I think there are a number of women who have this ME problem and they have difficulties because they ask HOM advice from a maleNo dominated medical establishment. Instead of getting help, no MMMUMMM they're humiliated. We're told we're not possible and we RIMMMUM can't count or that we're Jil crazy or liars or all of the WMIMM above. Maybe after doctors admit we exist they will t* OEM able to study this problem and help us. EMMME DEAR READER As I've Indicated before, there are certain Laws of nature that can't be changed. You are absolutely right that It a IMP person really didn't use very lualIy ca ure he WUUIU get (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN fat on a relatively low-calorie diet. The law of energy simply Is that if you consume more calories than your body uses, by Art Sarsom absolute . county Commission Tunes In 2nd Cable TV Company resting state after a good night's rest and with the person fasting. Lying there resting for an hour the total amount of oxygen used at I urn, mftmw an old test in medicine based on how much oxygen the body consumes. It's done in the 1 MEMO TH.E BORN LOSER 400 - Wick said the latest 10 brought to 50 the candidates for seat on the 134-member committee who have pledged support for Fund and Wick. A total of 99 persons have qualified for el i to the coitUfllttS5. Piland was purged from the committee last year when he strengthen the party," Wack said. missed three consecutive meetings. "Some of the candidates are old-timers and some are justPiland has been a member of the city government, first as now getting Involved. We are of varying philosophies, but we city councilman and then as mayor for nearly a decade. Wack are all Democrats and all in agreement that the party needs of the Altamonte lawfirm of Massey, Eaton, Alper and Wick, strengthening," Wack said. Wack said he hopes to be elected state Democratic cornWack, who is also chairman of the Seminole County mitteeman from Seminole County, replacing Altamonte in his First dip into the political arena in October, engineered k "*election of nine Seminole County delegates pledged to presidential election committee for Kennedy, said his inSpring, attorney Thomas G. Freeman. Freeman did not see volvement in that campaign has nothing to do with his work in re-election to the committee. Piland, meanwhile, hopes be support U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Massachusetts, for President at the Democratic mini-convention In St. Petersburg th e local Party. elected chairman of the committee to replace Rod Cable. In November. Wack said he and Piland have been working for more than a Pliand Is opposed in his bid for election to the committee. Piland lsalsoa past chairman dthe local Democratic party. month on the project toget more people to qualify for precinct Wick has been elected to the committee unopposed "This group of people has gotten together to attempt to committee positions, -AM - M1 HAV1N'f G0? The W. A brief agenda will face the Seminole County Legislative delegation at its 4 p.m. meeting at Did Youth "Prearranget Hospital Jump? - MONIES by - Craig Ljj -, lkATt JPJNy... • Z $1 4,0 - 4111 111- lit ifq - - Wrihe I Hsr SIOnIPOis youth's A jailed ve bees a osntdy ha Manday.appsas to )mnodà1 Heeplt.aI apohsi ~saromr.,d daparture, on by T. K. Ryan ' By DAVID M, IAU M.Vc 1Ii*fl' MNIy *1Kt. _____ J7 of say the cwictfind a .s Ave., kalied. '00 3aaris, 17,ol N fl0er hospital WindoW at Wa.,,' who was facing pomibie We In*rli' .i if (a the hospital kaday al'—es altar ay. "overdom 01 ." aileddo From his Udidisar hItai rem. WWI 1k Dhn L go, a i: is OR 1l.indi prissriçd tks do SW g .i and droffM to freedm spputr SIMI into a .w. — the Altamonte Springs city hall Itiaunknown whether Williams dropped straight down from the window feet above the yard In back 01 the hospital, or he was able to negotiate a series of ledges. A pair of_nll el.ctrldan's wirecutters was found on window ledge, but neither deputies or hospital officials know how they got there or whether they were used in the escape att __ vw Today Area Delegation Mews Escape te il was i the ground Indica W liams foprmn able to break his kg Irons but It could not be determined whether ths WItSCUtIIo'5 found in the room had been used over a pae'Iod 01 time, or whether an accomplice had brought heavier pair to us. coos WiIlLini reached the ground. a in k,ow Wint-n cou'd not have carried (he cutfers In with him MditIOIIaIIY. tal Nwoman Cathy Helms aid there was no way WI1Ii could predict what room of the kpiJ he would be placid in. Rooms are assigned to prisoosnasne.dsd,ibesid,noton any predetermined basis. ft is net known whether he had any visitors or made any phone ciinfromthslpftaL - today. Items on the agenda Include: —An appearance by Larry Roth of the Seminole County Bar AUOCIatIIV* presenting legislation UthIZIJII an Increase in lawsuit filing iees to provide additional funding for the courthouse law litraty. M appearance by Mack McClesve of the SinoIe LSUS CWto ir..enth ___ be assemed for in p urpons. —Presentation from Richard Telson, president of the Tanglewood Area Civic Association on regulation of private utility firms. Parade Planning Begins Having declared the 1979 parade the best yet, the Qwlatmas Parade AChe Reports ................2A Committee of the Greater Sanford Around The Clock ............. IA Chamber of Conunem shady is Bridge ..........................making plans to make this yews Calendar ....................lOB parade even better, _ Qautfled Ada .............11410 The committee hopes to obtain a Comics .......................20 famous peniGnAlity to be the Crossword ....................28 Dear Ahoy ......................parade grand marshal, The com mmittee met Tuesday at Deaths .......................7* Buck's Restaurant at Sanford Dr. Iamb .....................lB Joined by two new mem1 Edit.erhg ...................... — Martha Yancey Jean neri, ....................... 7* McLaIn Hsrsscspe .....................20 "We're going to fry to promote Rapital.................... 3A mare floats and bands rather than C111111`111,90 SAW Jaik ., corn-. Ourselves ..................... 10 mittee chalruuin. "The only s.ris .....................140* complaint we received this year Televisies ...................120 was 'too many cars,' so we plan to Weather ....................... IA , u'Wield ........................ IA time and not &JIM em uvkn they ___ . are highly decorated." 'I ' -•-. '- .- - - •'-" t,.: - •.- '-a S �,. . • . . • • .- . . I I - , •..-•' -~ -. . -:_•- - . ~ 2A-Ev.flIng Herald, Sanford, FI. Wedn esday, Jan. 23,mO _1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - __ Form er __ - lAVDI By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A former Sanford nigh t club owner and his maitre d' are scheduled for arraignment today on federal pot-smuggling charges, but a third man arrested wi th them will not face a trial, said the U.S. attorney handling the case. Attorney Elizabeth Jenkins said Robert J. Pa trick of 126 Bears Circle, Longwood, former owner of Mr. P's Supper Club in Sanford and Phillip E. Rizzo, of 2906 Lakeview Dr., Fern Park, fo rmer maitre d' of the club, will be arraigned before a U.S. magistrate in Orlando on charges of Lrport1n and possessing 500 pounds of marijuana. The two were arrested at Sanford airport on Jan. 6, along with Ronald E. Coleman of Knob Hill Apartments in Winter Park, allegedly In possession of about 500 pounds of pot dropped from a plane. But Coleman was not charged with any crime by the federal grand Jury which indicted Patrick and Rizzo, after the U.S attorney's office filed a motion to dismiss charges for lack of evidence, Jenki ns said, FIGHT FOLLOWS SOCCER GAME After Lyman High School's soccer team slaughtered Trinity Gold Takes Massive Dive In Most World Mark.tc LONDON (UP!) The price of gold tumbled on world markets today in falls every bit as spectacu lar as its recent massive Gold plummeted by an -- unheard or, $132 overnight In Zurich, from $732 an ounce to open at $600 an ounce. In London, the price fell by 5, from $690 to $625 an ounce. The price of gold has fallen $ In London in Mon day afternoon when it peaked at a record $850 an ounce. Gold closed Tuesday In New York at $675, a dramatic $175 drop from the $850-an-ounce high set Monday in Zurich and London, - gains. s Continues ce An emergency allocation of 10,000 gallons of gas from the federal government will keep Seminole County school buses running the last three days of this month. Then February's allocation will be available, but it, too, will come up short according to Donald Coleman, the school system's purchasing agent, The bail-out this month comes from a federal reserve supply that schools, farms and businesses can use during emergencies. All Florida oil corn- - Alludes FBI selling defense secrets to the Russians. The disappearance of the 26-year-old Southern Cal ifornian triggered specula tion foreign agents migh t have been waiting for him outside Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution Monday when he clim bed over ' : : Palm Beach Hotels In Fight ' - The excl usive ellen- An interagency committee in its final report to the state legislature has endorsed plans by Continental Resources Co. (formerly Florida Gas Co.) of Winter Park to build a 1,500.inile, $3 billion coal slurry piepline from coal fields in the MIdwest to supply power plants in Florida and Georgia. The committee concluded pipeline La economica lly and environmentally ,"sound and a "viable" means of but said the committee's report is "highly favorable to our position." p.m. ' A company official, Gus L. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out Madllua, has estimated the 50 Miles: Small craft advisory is in effect. Winds southwest pipeline could be operational around 20 knots and gusty shifting to northerly around 20 knots by iNC or 19W. Macllua sees late today and tonight. North to northeast winds 15 knots no problem In obtaining the Thursday. Seas 5 to? feet. Rain and a few thunderstorms today necessary environmental and south tonight. Partly cloudy Thursday. permits and financing. Since AREA FORECAST: Cloudy with rain likely and possibly a the pipeline will be crossing few thundershowers today. Gradual clearing and colder several states, the firm hopes tonight, Fair and cool Thursday. Highs today in the low to mid to obtain an overa ll federal 70*. Lows tonight mid to upper 40p. Highs Thursday in the mid impact statement. 60s. Winds southwest 15 to 20 mph becoming northwesterly this The report says there Is afternoon. Rain probalil1t6O percent today, sting growing coal nseda of apparently no savings over the power companies. 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'' a At a funeral today the National Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., Douglas was eulogized by Fortas, his former student and fellow justice, Chief Warren Burger, former "This company and several other companiCs are at the heart of this conspiracy." a name you can trust. • • 11 pmIsd Øestry t11fty wrist welebw Kas weld lImo. Csmpare wiNs any wrist watch salting Is 111141I Is ityb, esi ssrancs. $es socaid hued priclihos madr, shock rssis$is$, Ml mmanti. flIsimo us. It 1 I k*, crystal Iildnnlcatly lImit Noeer kIss his such a low price ksii$ isO No iiiWity aids smart a .sIck. Case einhy ssIy lImilot Now pow cuss.. a tine the piece wiNs prsclsIsl accwacy aid loss lIme o11lty va"lionanalillit ate N. pits. LIFISTYLI UIII$IAKAILE MAIN$PIINGI LIMIT 3 WATC$1 Wat.h WASHINGTON (UPI) "lie believed, deeply believed, in the sanctity of nature and nature's wonders," said ex-Justice Abe Fortas, summing up the forces love of humanity and of the outdoors - that propelled his former colleague William 0. Douglas. "In all that he did, Douglas was conservationist - a conservationist of all that God has created. '4 11 he said, "America is crying out for that pl*n at the current time.' Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byd said he felt Congress would approve greater defense spending this year. STORE MANAGERS HAVE BEEN ORDERED TO CLEAR OUT EXCESS MERCHANDISE INVENTORY! GET THERE EARLY WHILE SAVINGS & SELECTIONS ARE GREATEST! C - 26 II.fl ____ KER5 E SATURDAY JAN. . , vt.a ________ ____ - a' SAN9RD $' "The defendants," lAewy said, "used the money as if it were their own." lie said the loans "would not and could not be paid back without making further loans." Loewy was interrupted two minutes after he started by Judge Charles A. Moye Jr., who accused him of beginning his statements argumentatively. The prosecutor had started by saying, "One day in the town of Calhoun, Ga., there was a company born - . - called La n celot." After Moye's interruption, the prosecutor described Lancelot as a "front" used to "borrow money and hide debts." lie said, _______ _________________ _________________________ ___ 16 SatskI. ixpassisa Saud (1) Vs., Writis. N. Ss.raslsa ken, Nols aMrtlsimant .1* 00111 Isew sWe mud iscaiws me slew gelulIw114_01 Wbr&W mw SmlU SM STORE of other banks with large cash holdings. by the four defendants to cover bad loans and overdrafts, lie told the six man-six women jury that the defendants, "with s pecific intent to deceive and cheat," obtained 383 loans tota ling over $20 million and renewed those loans 820 times through 41 banks, The prosecutor charged as a result of those transactions, banks involved have had to write off bad loans totalling $750,000. Loewy said, "The doors of vaults of a number of banks were ope n to you if you were a friend or associate of Bert Lance." He sa id the Justice Department intends to prove that when th e defendants, their ___________________________________________ sm $81111 HARDWARE inaze of banking transactions allegedly made and "cheated" to defraud 41 banks of millions of dollars, defense attorneys prepared today to present their opening ar guments in U.S. District Court in Atlanta. Nick Chilivis, representing Lance, wi ll lead the counterattack, following Tuesday's hour. and-a-half presentation by prosecutor Marvin Loewy charging that Lance and his three co. defendants used $20 million in ba nk funds "as if it were their own." After Chilivis, attorney Erwin Mitchell, representing defendan ts Thomas Mitchell and H. Jackson Mullins, and Richard Young, representing defendant Richard Carr, will be - ._ 5' or federal budget director Bert Lance "lied" ' BIRTHS HOSPITAL Rayford and Debra Clark. Ft. JANUARY 22, 1510 Myers, a baby 91r1 ADMISSIONS DISCHARGES SANFORD: SANFORD: Wanda L. Blake Christine Bryant eMary F. Davla* Lola P. Burgess John T. Fortier Samuel Cox Sandra E. Gorman Patrick E. Kelly George E. King Joseph H. McGovern Mary Petruska Dee Moody Rosalind Realford Rosalind Realford • Belinda Roberts Don Redden Dolor•s L. Shope, Apopka Dennis Kimball, DeBary Lawrence Giadleux, Clermont Clarence Coffey, Deltona Wayne N. G.rgl.r. Delton. Dennis R. Henning, Deltona Ethel H. Schoen, Deltona Patrick McElwee, Deltona Debra Clark, Ft. Myers Helen M. Salter, Deltona Thelma Padgefl, Le Monroe •-. John J. Gallagher, OIfl9a City M Rita G, Latmor•, Ostsen Mild Elizabeth A. Wilson, Port 5n 1 RIJ$$11*apI permitted to outline their side of the story. families and friends ran out of money at one Loewy described Tuesday a complicated bank, they deliberately moved to gain control log i zed Eulogized- .J"IOSPITAL NOTES DRIVER PROGRAM • t'n,,ntrt' f,,r,'.,i *. n1ro,. chi1no,nt the U 0111*114 "b" " Soviets, Truman devised a plan of action ar. action ATlANTA(UPI) In an attempt to refute Justice Department accusations that former -. 1. LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS _____ said he personally would support a return1 to the draft if Carter rcquested.it. O'Neill said the mood of the House "like the days of Harry Truman" when tfr C Douglas SEMINOLE MEMORIAL * SR 22 FILED FREE * 1. 41 . - .. p ----______ of I .- - CONIROP I. FIRST ST.&MAG$OLIAAVI, SaIadar W4IUflNNI 11 I $995 to LATEX flAT Dentist Attempts Rape? S _____ * ev1uiaØuysea.s.- fyi uiba.d News for your hems is ohs Super Sin. Valves ckcalir, Md Is make perchaslag sailer," cao use your Visa of Master Ckaige card SI pa,tIci,atisg True Vales Nardwars liars, s.d Ni.. Comm p I p painting. mmT, - is U -- li 2413 ORLANDO DR., SANFOo REXALL DRUGS spokeiman ____ of a motion to block his prosecution for the 1965 murder of a Detroit ci vil rights worker has been dented, The Ala ba ma Cour t of Criminal Appeals Tuesday overruled without comment Rowe's application for a rehearing. The ruling paves the way for Rowe's at. torney to have the case reviewed by the Alabama Supreme Court, p Reasonable prices on InterIor shampoohs,, engine cleaning and TOUCHTON'S several conditions imposed on Robert said he expects the railroads to contlnt to fight the pipeline, formant Gary Thomas Rowe's request for a rehearing SHARP demnationrightsbeleftonthe books and the removal of Company '. S Wheat $owars. P ______ ________ 'I Wednesday, January 23, iNC-Vol. 72, No. 13; MONTGONERY, Ala, (UP!) - Former FBI in- ALL HANS) DONE I ' Includes all exterior Bumpers. Whltewalls, 1 Outside Windows and : L4'fl!'-irj', con. o. UM e Pre ares Defense - AUTO WASH & WAX . at (USPS4II.210) La n ce ot 1495 pe r ce nt defense budget request and perhap4 a little inore. There a lso was ta lk Congress would isctr resuming the military draft. house Speaker Thomas O'Neill, D-Mas, ., by a 5(1-36 vote, killed a resolution calling on President Carter to withdraw the SALT 11 treaty. Action on the pact has been postponed indefinitely at Carter's request. Today both chambers were in session, but the focus of activities was tonight's State of the Union speech by Carter. Althniioh ther W:'S 111th' ;o'tinn thtt tiiood and the chatter on Capitol Hill was concentrated on the new world situation created by the Soviet moves in Afghanista n. There were predictions Congress this session would be a "securit-minded" session, wi th Carter getting his proposed 5 - ......... I Carter "W"Al o Ch ina bill passes. And t.he Senate, Congress returned after a month-long vacation, One bill was passed in the House. It aut horizes 8447.4 million for the U.S. Customs Service for fiscal 1980 and £15.1 million for tile International Trade commission. The Senate debated, but did not vote on, a bi ll to grant China "most favored nation" trade status, the same tariffs levied on non. communist nations. The Soviets would be the only major nation without such tatus if the Rowe Loses Court Bid SPECIAL ____________________ r r • almost stumbled over each other to offer resolutions sup po rting Car ter's call for a U.S. boycott of the Moscow Olympic games th is summer to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Even Carters most controversial action the embargo of grain shipmen ts to the Soviet Union - received at least grudging support from most members, Sen. George McGovern, DS.D., one of the I to INC. J' Suit - . AUTOMOTIVE OPENING Flies inrrrf Si WASHINGTON UPI - The 96th Congress few to oppose the boycott during first-day returned for its second session in a clear hearings and speeches Tuesday, was mild in mood to rally 'round the flag and support his criticism, saying, "I've had a longtime President Carter's sanctions a ainst the bias against the use of grain as a political Soviet Union, Soviet weapon." Mem be rs of bo th the House an ' 'as GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) A $600,000 suit has been filed against city and Greensboro Coliseum of. ficlaLs by organizers of an anti-Ku Klux Klan march scheduled for Feb. 2. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court tuesday, claims the officials have conspired to violate the constitutional rights of the marchers. It asks for a preliminary injunction to permit marchers use the coliseum. - •. rail EwnlngHeiuld Ii EAT •• Against Greensboro, N.c. - ~71 - Slurry Pipeline Endorsed THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs 12:53 am., 1:16 p.m.; lows 1:05 a.m., 7:29 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs 12:45 a.m,, 1:08 p.m.; lows 6:50 a.m,, 7:20 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs 6:13 a.m., 6:24 p.m.; lows 12:22 a.m., 12:09 04 PALM BEACH, Fla, (UP!) AnfI.KIan Group ' HIGHWA take three to four months. And it is possible, he said, that it may be turned down. The school system's February allocation is for but it is expected to need 63,000. On Jan. 2, School Superintendent William Layer halted all field trips except those related to nature study or athletics in an attempt to conserve gas. Coleman said, however, the cutbacks will not cover the shortages expected. DIANE PETRYK Volusia County Lifeguards have expanded the search area to Daytona Beach in its effort to recover the body of Norman 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wisecup of Sanford, The Sanford Middle School student apparently drowned In a boating accident that also took the life of his younger brother, Terry, Wisecup, 10, Saturday. Dan Troian of the lifeguard service said the search area has been expanded from Ponce Inlet and New Smyrna Beach to Daytona because of a shift in the tides and shore current. M.P.H. two 10-f oot fences. But th e FBI scoffed at such a motion, "We have no reason to be lieve anybody scooped him up wi th a helicopter," said Special Agent Tom Schell of the FBI's Los Angeles offi ce. "1 don't believe at the present time that that would be the case." 0. •. Items in the 1,935-pound safe when it was removed from t Rinehart Road plant, In addition to the bonds, were: $180,340 I negotiable Bank America travelers checks, other securItIel3, titles to vehicles, employee checks and cash. The value of t e safe was $4,000. ________________________ NATIONAL REPORT: Warmer temperatures and late afternoon sunshine made slush out of the remains of an overnight snowstorm In west Texas and sou thern New Mexico, while subzero and low temperatures chilled the upper Great Lakes region. In Texas, Abilene, Lubbock, Amarillo and Midland receIved up to 3 inches of snow early Tuesday, which high winds quickly turned Into drifts a foot high. AREA REA DINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 75; overnight low: 65; yesterday's high: 78; ba rome tric pressure: 29.72; relative humidity: 85 percent; winds: southwest at 16-23 - ' ! IIMI&JI1 w - ' items Search For Boy Expands WEATHER LOMPOC, Calif. (UP!) FBI agents and federal marshals searched the brush-covered hills near Lompoc federal prison today for escapee Christopher Boyce, the son of a former FBI agent convicted of j: parties are required to contribute to this reserve, The schools use 3,000 gallons of gas per day, Coleman said, and needs will be increasing due to increased population. Chevron Corp., the school system's gas supplier, has cut allocations to the amount the schools used in 1978. The schools have appealed. Papers have been filed with the Federal Energy Office, Coleman said, requesting the allocation be increased. The appeal process, he estimated, may CnnnrP._q_e% Rat"rnq _ I I ",; .I.,". IN BRIEF I Higginbotham said the loss probably will be in excess $250,000. The delay in determining the exact amount Is becaw 300 U.S. Savings bonds were among the in the safe tak( from the payroll office by the burglars. "The value of U je bonds has to come from the Federal Reserve," he said. addirl it is anticipated at least 30 days will pass before that ii formation is forthcoming. James Mlliotts, Mike Williams and one unnamed member of the Trinity team were treated and released from Winter Park Hospital for minor injuries following the fight, which start ed at about 9:10 p.m. as the game ended, police reported. At the peak of the fight, which began between players On both teams, about 15 people were involved, police said, ATIPti - I Police Det. David Higginbotham said today the total lots from last Thursday's ea rly mor ning burglary at Strombe4Carlson electronic plan t in the city may not be determined fqr as long as 30 da ys. Prep School's team 5-0 Tuesday night, several players reportedly decided the fight was not over. The battle after the game sent three Trinity players to the hospital with minor injuries and Longwood police to the Lyman field to break up the melee involving about 15 people, I -- Lake Mary Police Department, with assistance fro FBI, Is following up leads and eliminating suspects in w may have been ft biggest burglary In Seminole history. Federal Gas Bail-Out: County School'Buses To Roll To Improve BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) An official medloal bulletin said today the condition of Yugoslav President Jesip Proz Tito was improving and he has even been able to leave his hospi ta l bed for brief periods. "The ge ne ral heal th condition of President Tito is f urther improving," the bulletin said. 'President Tito spent last night peacefully and is feeling well. He has gradually begun to leave his bed." Government officials said privately the bulletin, issued by the "medical council" attending Tito at the modern clinic in the northern city of Ljubljana meant the Iron-willed statesman has been assisted out of bed for short periods. 'Red Agent ' K INVESTIGATION CONTINUES former IN B ', ed To Be A rraian -- V V Tito P's Owr er Mr. Wednesday, Jan. 23, iiO4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 9 %, I-1o_-_A , -V7~211V. will ":I W 1")~._I ~ " L7 i _ i , J' . ,'. 'L, ,-50ZF._~ �p. I - p 4A—Ev.nlng I'm ld, Saflford, Fl. • p - t : • _ I S V I - Wednesday, Jan. 23 1?IO Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Jan. 23 lflO—SA .-...,- --..,.. �... .. , .. - ..... Evening Herald FLORIDA IN BRIEF 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wednesday, January 23, 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, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, Committee Ailds 3 Names To Presidential Ballot 41110$24.00; Year $47.00. Some Reason TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI ) — Benjamin Fer. nandez, born In a converted box car 53 years ago, Predicted he will finish among the "top three" Republicans when votes are counted after the March 11 presidential primary. Not To Despair I Only a year ago Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and his empress departed Iran for what he in........ SISLVU was -a vac-ation. At tnat time and without _.I____ I.__ any uuim wha tsoever to prophetic gifts, many observed that "Iran promises to continue making discomfiting headlines for a long time to come." But who in mid-January, 1979, could imagine just how bad the news from that part of the world would be during the ensuing weeks and months? And who now can realistically view the Persian Gulf-Indian Ocean scene without a dread of what lies ahead? The U.S.-Iranian confrontation remains unchanged since Nov. 4, the day American embassy personnel were seized and held captive by Tehran terrorists with the unprecedented connivance of Iran's Islamic revolutionary government. Since early November, Iran has rudely rejected every opportunity for settlement. The shah's departure from the United States after his hospitalization made no difference. Nor did U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim's mediation efforts in Tehran. Nor does It seem to matter Ibut I.hSnijet Union, exploiting the region's unsettëd conditións, invaded neighboring Afghanistan and thereby threatened Iran's eastern borders. Although the Tehran terrorists must now perceive that the Carter administration will not, and indeed cannot, deliver the shah to them for trial and execution, still they insist that fulfilling this condition alone will resolve the crisis. Indeed, Iran's foreign minister warns the American hostages could be in captivity "more or less forever." L JEFFREY HART Let unch r - ••. 'Ma n,,int vnttnf V '.W JI l It # .J. _crg,,wn,.i,i-1 w IU& %.0a lo 4 a',iiiI,,,i •aW lualliULL.i Impose economic sanctions against Iran and the subsequent expulsion of all American journalists from Iran suggests how the passage of time has brought no improvement in affairs, and in itself promises none. The Soviet veto, although not unexpected, forces the United States to apply economic sanetions independently with as much assistance from allies as possible. That help, however, promises to bminimal because Japan and Western Europe are not likely to invite an oil embargo which Iran says will be imposed on any nation supporting U.S. sanctions. Meanwhile, Moscow is exploiting the veto as proof of its defense of Iran against U.S. Imperialism. All of this places Mr. Carter in one of the most difficult dilemmas ever faced by a peace-time president of this country. He is coming under Increasing political pressure from contenders for his office, Democratic as well as Republican. And helsbelngpushedby arisingimpatience from the American people, who have thus far shown forbearance. At the same time, the president is aware that nearly any real punishment he contrives, be It economic or military, could drag Iran . .i... ... .4WJO UII. IJUW U1LCUIVJUI 11 OJIU An OFEC For Iran At present, the advanced nations of the world have little in the way of defenses By DON GRAFF It's their own tough luck that Iran's revolutionary authorities aren't better students of American history. If so, they might have been forewarned by one Abraham Lincoln who, you'll recall, delivered a trenchant observation on fooling against the OPEC cartel, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. At the last Caracas meeting, the petroleum cartel was unable to reach agreement, but the OPEC countries are now selling petroleum for a minimum of about $28 per barrel. Low sulfur crude Is going to sell for around $35 per barrel. On the Rotterdam spot market, oil Is selling for $40 and more per bwrel. At Caracas, there was loose talk of oil at $100 per barrel within a few years, and gasoline at $10 per gallon. The advanced nations, of course, have tflillt&Y options. These were discussed In a recent speech at the Overseas Press Club by James R. Schlesinger, former Energy and Defense secretary, and former director of the CIA. But there is an option that the advanced &..i.i so uszei. IIUUIa, %; La C, slur,e ....e....i threat but in addition to It. It happens that the oil consuming nations also export an enormous amount of food. Why should the United States not take the lead in forming a counter-cartel, OFEC, the Orga nization of Food Exporting Countries. me wheat produced on the Great I'lalna, in Canada, and Australia Is not less a strategic weapon than the oil of OPEC. Germany, France and Argentina are important food here Is no way the Soviets could break a food cartel. The Soviets have to Import food T Traditionally, policy has not sought to tae food for the purposes of political leverage, It avoided doing so on humanitarian groundil. But OPEC la root thg Its oil prIceion humanitarian grounds. Why not begin to play with food In many OPEC countries, you can't grow a blade of grass. then Blocking such abominations as the wheat deal with the Soviets Is politically unpopular In the twin belt. If we had an OFEC food cartels however, the certel could buy UP wheat, store It, and use It to affect behavior 1 food ImPorting countries. The itii wheat could be doled out and sold hands. We must not lose sight of this top foreign policy objective. As bleak as the situation in Tehran appears to be, we believe some promise abides there because The expulsion of correspondents — not only New S By AL ROSSITER JR. UPI Science EdUce A leading ad. WASHINGTON (UPI) vocate of solar power says the nation's concern over the environment appears ') be faltering because of Increasing worries about energy. "It's not something that ts reflected in the polls but it is reflected somewhat In the atUtude of the press, the tone of stories that are written, aix! I think somewhat in the attitudes of elected and appointed public officials," said Denis Hayes, director , of the government's Solar Energy Research Institute at oen, cob, — ',.What it seems to boil down to is that a lot of this environmental concern is concern for birds-and-squIrrels issues, whether something Is pretty or not, and that that's Energy P creasing addition of carbon dioxide Into the atmosphere. Scientists believe too much carbon dioxide wilJtwn the amoçhere into a geeniouse, trapping more solar energy and warming the Earth with disastrous effects, Hayes said nuclear energy has the problem of radioactive waste disposal and the threat of nuclear weapons proliferation posed by the plutonium produced In atomic reactors. me answer to the environmental problems of fossil and nuclear energy sources, Hayes s*ld, is to switch more to solar energy. "SolarIs the ClUM5t safest, most environmentally gentle energy. option we have." Hayes saldthe on could beproduclnglo by percent of its energy from 2000. He said rapid progress already is being made and, "I expect this already rapid rate of — folks to me. enormously increased Soviet threat. Therefore, because revolutionaries are also motivated by self-preservation, we have some reason not to despair. BERRY,S WV VKLU - — S . 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Undeterred, the president reported to his Scarcely four months later, Breznev within easy reach of the oh fields. 5lite, 'IV that he bed been tels in by Cabinet on Nov. 21, l$77, that he was ,at. delivered a "wnlliating ilap In Cter's face. that Kremlin car [aosad Bres1v bad lied trnng to cooperate with the Soviets on a lbs pr4't iingdo a per,oIlak private ap. At the amine time, the Soviets gay, their fell to him, 'y .ios of the has 111111111341W of fronts," He bad eppeiled to peel to the Soviets to rIasu the celebrated backing to a VIaqg invasion of Cc*s. dianged man drtially In the last week," Bruhwv to use moderation, said Carter, In Jewleb dissident Anstoly Ibthwsmy, who bodia. Carter's reaction was presented to the he said, "thea even the previous two.and— dealing with the Middle East. He told the had been accused of spying for the United Cabinet on Jan. 11, 1$: "The U. & pultioni, half yeses," ___ Cabinet, acoordleg to the secret miages, that States. NOT to take aides bstwwssa the Soviet and This Ii the story ci the education of Jiamly his appeal had "some effect." Carter citicked with CIA chief $tIe$ ((g&) peettloes, to us. diplomatie mes Carter, taken from topseorit dxumsnts amid As as s'"çl9 of this moderation, Turner and uttafied himself that to r 'pi,aswe o the isvau eyewItOeas accouusis, &ulmsv delivered a ateckplls of military thchwiay had never been ceuwlad In ad to seek VMiiun's wtthiVaa . It's the story of a decent but thnitid hardware to Etideplj, I"cluding jet fighter., any way with the CIA. So Cu'lsr w public Cwil,e" president engulfed by wilimited ronteaks and artillery. ibm he flew In Cuban with a statement thet the Jew sh—''M OSF.bhIhept — elblhltku, not the manor iron will and resolute troop, as surrogates to man the equlp'p'qt. bad no va been an American spy. lbs &ia. Cahiut that. firstpriority was d,daioa he seeks to portray, But it is aim the i give U* Sovisti mlHty bestion found lichuasky_lIy yway, thu reach .o iitdetj. with Mosy of an .v--' pr'4 who aorsU.H.dsssfrxnthef.lm]o,u precIwJrtheprdeitabw.msw The seerat "ut, 00 mm desperately .._ to reach out adcsrn. $2 fluids of Ioudl Arabia. personal nttoCwtwwbep,tuimtlycig 'lins.Amurica r'a11l vii hove a maaie.te with his bust adversaries list the Alter the EUlaa ur, t pp.14,g o SOme cputV p.vLsntj to ii. Soviet Wa comi guIi of IM t1J%M5 horrors of the p he s'sput.t mSbdhyawIII.dt.theCab1r,stthatth, Union. thur. will he s 1k eagerly ai.a fe4O4$CS 1Iaa4oIaigp "was at a But he would not abandon Mi faith in 111111 *SALT," with Mi Soviet ciatipirt, uis aloes with good It dwuld be." His national security detente. 1k was determined to dsøn with lbs Kremlin *IutLui*ti a Ifl&lWy india lbuhm the prrt beHind I5 i advisor, SW iTi'âI. inlifod the Nev ad fled a way to control the (hot alarmed seautty aIvisui ntMgoWsiai,1to Cabinet on whet he celled "a patiura of achu levers and avoid Armageddon. Is apptii to ($ie ass's hitter imlirk; than JeI&Ierstiet" Decir lfl, he aphid Ide top lids, the Anlcals,lat 1 'w'oe, he together, they would remove the dlarim (1ur dlde't get the aibjugatlon_of Hamilton Jor, to form a White Huem task pre4ui thu the tide was r - '-ys fr.rnwhueU.pordwk.pu.kapL his -A..nfor&. in bw efU.,st, aa,d,rMatekUow.wltbU. H1u.dtheCabimtaMardsl,l97$,thot N..vosbslor,Itw_z_j be to he would iii 1* a ai'me amtM "to the jog a Jordea begam a maul,. burhu to wlyUfltorar-M mailing toadvace Sevist peausce In the Africa horn." He to convince Americem of the KeauHi's couldorueimeths (bat Is, vq -jpaa5y put ; reported happily that "proeas was being Peaceful blelinatlens, the Hemline rudely 1larriged his mthi.bout the $ovle. the Kremlin tried to em his eagerness for a mads" in U.MLTUaegs 4athuspdIthe dir.ctadU.IrCubsnmecaarnsto goon the There ismemtetbestory, which lvii delgu NluliIt meeting as a updMW point, flpCtid to r3y, "U. hat or lou offensive In Yo=L Ths Ugl,m4 the Soviet In a future cehulL BTU-HR j 4 cooling capacities 25,000 to 61,000 IL! ' Waéa Funeral services were held 'this morning for Lottie Mae (Ieorge, 83, of 511 S. Edgemon lAve., Winter Springs, who dled Tuesday at Seminole 1ilemor1al Hospital. Born in ,Warsaw, N. Y., she moved to Winter Springs eight years ago from Rochester, N.Y. She was a Baptist theCarter'. Convinced About Detente Now? • @ IAY1'FIEMAEGEORGE freeing the hostages and bolstering Iran against Soviet aggression are not inconsistent goals. In all of iW diorder, Iran cannot be tilnawam of NOW OPEN UNTIL 5:30 PM Twelve models, - I 'l 00' WASHINGTON (UPI)— The government has decided to sell a small piece of land in Key Biscayne, Fla., that was once used as a helicopter pad for former President Richard Nixon. The General Services Administration, In a statement issued Tuesday, said the property known as the Homestead Helicopter Annex is about 0,13 acres, plus 0.79 acres of waterbottom and is subject to flooding. The land was acquired by the government for Nixon's use when he vacationed at Key Biscayne while president. Gramkow.Galnes Funeral Home, Longwood, is in charge of arrangements. growth to accelerate dramatIcally In the next couple of years." me costs, he said, are not unreasonable when compared with the price for foul! fw'ls — when the environmental costs are Included In the equation. Hayes said most of the environmental costs of energy production from fossil fuels largely am ignored, "but rough estimates suggest that they are huge numbers." "We no single solar technology can most mankind's total demand for energy, a COn1MUon of solar sources can," he salt "me transition to a solar era, already begun, is proving technically feasible, economically @DWW and environmentally attractive." • - CUT YOUR — . JACK ANDERSON SS U.S. To Sell Nixon Pad kinrica ns out any wiuiaeu with american SCIENCE WORLD I ORLANDO, Flu. (UP!)— Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling decides today whether the jury should hear that it surgeon's wife only became sure that Theodore Bundy was the erratic driver of a white van after seeing him on television. Jackie Moore of Lake City is one of three witnesses the state claims can link Bundy to the abduction of seventh-grader Kimberly Leach from her Lake City school on Feb. 9, 1978. She was discovered dead, two months later and 35 miles away, in an abandoned pig pen near LiverOak,, Bundy, who is under death sentence, was charged with her kidnap.killing. He was convicted last July of murdering two Florida State sorority sisters in Tallahassee three weeks before Kim vanished between classes. The prosecution claims a white van was used to abduct her from school. Mrs. Moore was driving home from Live Oak the morning of Feb. 9 with her maid when she was frightened by an oncoming van that was weaving back and forth across the highway that leads to Lake City. She said from the witness stand she suspected the driver was drunk. He was bobbing up and down as if he was struggling with something in the front seat, Mrs. Moore said. Asked if she could identify the driver, she said she was sure she could. "I have a mental picture in my mind of the person who endangered my life and my maid's life that day," Mrs. Moore said on Monday before the jury was removed from the room. A Dade County woman suffered extensive injuries this month when her husband's two pit bull terriers attacked her. A Broward County boy who was attacked by a neighbor's pit bull faces years of reconstructive surgery as a result of that attack. basic truth on their own and, in the process, seen their attempt at media manipulation backfire. It has fooled none of the American people who, as the 'Washington Post recenuy observed editorially, haven't been watching W all these years for nothing. They can tell white hats from black hats in the reports flowing out of Tehran, ineptly managed as some may have been. As a consequence, there are going to be no more American reports out of Tehran, news organizations comes a bit late for Iranian purposes, however. The story is already out, and there Is nothing that even total silence can now do to change the negative image the revolution has acquired abroad. Abolghassem Sadegh, as director general of foreign press in the Ministry of National Guidance the point man In this assault upon freedom of information, nevertheless believes there could be a positive effect. He suggests that with the U.S. embassy no longer the focus of intense journalistic attention — attention, it should be remembered, initially invited by the Iranians a "more relaxed" situation may result that will facilitate a solution of the hostage stand-off. There could be something inthat. But there Is probably more in a remark by another re volutionary Insider, Ayatollah Mohammed Beheshti, secretary of the Revolutionary COUnCIL He has observed that the problem Is not limited to the American press and American people. Some unwelcomely reve reportsonwhatlsoccurringthlran have been picked up from U.S. papers and republished in the Iranian press for the home RAGA SERIES IDJTiTiliil IMPERIAL SUP-Eli II HI-EFFICIENCY CONDENSING UNITS together." people. Instead, the Iranians hare hadJ1aajqaj,. WUY U.S., OCHOPEE, Fla. (UPI)— The third south Florida pit bulldog attack in two months occurred Tuesday when a neighbors dog injured a 14-year-old Collier County girl. Ka.hieen Murray was released from Baptist Hospital after treatment for injuries to both eyelids and her lips. Dr. S. Peter Hansen Stokley, the surgeon who treated Miss Murray, said there were, "Significant injuries, but there was no flesh torn away. It was more a matter of putting the parts back Lesson .I_.. 2_ .lIl.... very EU U YUW IV WIwWIUWIIW I aI W with upon good behavior. It could also be switched a lot of flexibility." thus prompt a coup by Iranian Communists or a off as rapidly as an oti the country's B91 military takeover by the Soviet Union, flushed An OFEC cartel would operate In taiidemn 1eafee1 that If the nation Is "in a real with confidence after taking over Afghanistan with U.S. military power In the Persian Gullcrund, if we have Important Issues, not without serious consequences. area. At the Overseas Press Club speech mthetk ones — issues that have to do with The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan, In fact, has mentioned above former Defense secretary gaitadng the power that drives the Schlesinger was asked whither he thought changed the Iranian equation and put a different American economy, then the environment is U.S. credibility In the region COUld be light on nearly everything In that part of the one of the things that can be traded oft." . maintained In the absence of combat ready Hayes called theta mistake. In some cases, world. forces. He replied "No." "life and death" environmental Issues are Even though Afghanistan's fall magnifies and Involved, he told the recent mn!etlng of the In this he agrees with former State even antiquates the Iranian crisis, it nevertheless American Association for the Advancement secretary Kissinger, who belleves dot we will serves a useful purpose in clarifying Americanhe" of Science in San Francisco. to establish powerful U.S.bases In the priorities. It sets forth more urgently than ever A major environmental problem caused by sinai, on Diego cIneda, perhaps inOman and the overriding U.S. interest in preventing Iran somaw. the burning of fossil fuel., he said, Is the inand Its vast oil reserves from falling Into Snvls't ii Pit Bull Attacks Girl Lincoln's us Fernandez was added to the ballot Tuesday by the Presidential Candidate Selection Committee. He'll be among nine Republicans vying for state delegates. 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A balance third period saw Seminoles increase its lead to 5836 heading into the final stanza in which Tribe reserves held off a spirited Patriot comeback bid. Jeff McGarvey, who turned in a solid performance for Patriot coach Bob Peterson, teamed up with senior guard Gary Hays for 16 fourth quarter points to help offset the absence of Injured starter Doug Dershimer as Lake Brantley outscored Seminole 28-25 In the final stanza. Fifteen of Seminole's 25 points in the final quarter came on foul shots, a result of an aggressive, pressing defense by Lake Brantley. "Jeff played a pretty good game tonight," complimented Bob Peterson of McGarvey's 19 points, nine rebound per. formance. "He's been up and down a lot this season but he seems fli play well against Seminole." Payne too was pleased by a surprisingly strong performance of reserve center Stephen Grace. "We're trying to get him some more playing time. We have to have another big man we can turn to with confidence for those crucial situations," pointed out the Seminole boss, Grace responded with a nine point effort that included 11 rebounds, all coming In the second half. The victory improved the Seminole's slate to 18.1 while Lake Brantley slipped to 1-16 on the year. But records don't seem to count much when Lake Brantley and Seminole square off. "I was a little concerned about how we would play tonight," Payne said with last Friday night's loss to Mainland in mind that snapped a 17 game Tribe streak and handed the Sanford crew its first loss of the year. "I guess I wasn't really expecting a real good game from the kids." Herald Photos by Tom Netsit Seminole's David Thomas drives by Lake Brantley's Gary flays ('flroUte to a second period bucket. Thomas and company turned in a less than artistic performance handled the Patriots Monday night Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1$0 Back Track 83- 62 On " G - *j 1 T Sanford Elks Lodge No. 1241 division was Donitu Vaughn, crowned' winners this past also of Goldsboro Elemenweekend In their anm&ajY. -1 f. Bfbahi contest held at School F l~ 11 10. division while the boys title went to Sanford Dennis Middle Janes of School. Rounding out the corn- Official Tire Of The Olympic Winter Games C1ub. petition, Anicia Wheeler of Winners In the boys 8-9 year Sanford Middle School won old division were Sammy the girls 12.13 competition tEdwards of Goldsboro while Jimmy Inman of lElementary School while the Goldsboro took the boys girl's winner In that age honors. 'Little League Its registration for WO nenn at the Wilson I $15 for one heaehiillap a family. This provides the Elementary School, player wi th full uniform plus i0range Avenue, Paola, on insurance. Saturday the 26th f rom 9 a.m. to 1 P.M. For fur ther Information, or The league is open to all if una ble to attend, call Rick children from 9 to 12 years of or Phyllis Dearborn at 323.. age that wish to play. cost Is sa. I DeLand 1-lips Hawks TielTipo Radial The charity stripe. where so bid with 14 points before 'Y WflUare won and lose nicking up a technical and proved a friend o( the DeLand being ejected from the game Bulldogs and a foe of the Lake in the closing minutes. Howell Silver Hawks Tuesday Reggie Barnes scored for night. Lake Howell and helped the The Thrifty Saints soccer St. Andrews of Boca Raton Wlthjustfivesecondsleftin Silver Hawks out-rebound teams will host Bishop Moore and Jacksonville Episcopal. the game, DeLand's reserve DeLand 31-24. Junior guard at Trinity Prep on Saturday, The featured match between forward Brandon Thomas Bruce Brightman also hit sunk his first of two free double figures for Lake January 26, at Hubbard Field. Trinity's varsity and Bishop Moore's defending state throws to knot the score at 55. Howell with 10. The schedule on Sat urday champions will be at 2:00 p.m. all and then nailed the second The victory improved jfi begin with the Junior Trinity Prep will play St. shot to hand Lake Howell a 56- ParIui's squad to $40 overall vslty match p110:00 a.m. A Andrews on Friday, Jan uary 55 set back in Five Star and 2-7 In conference play. peclal soccer match at 12:00 25, at 4:00 p.m. on Trinity's conference play. in. will be played between field. LAKE HOWELL (U): The battle was nip and tuck Scott i,Jagnesl, cloga, B1iDC$lL all the way with the Bull 17 Mlncey 2, McKnight 4, ling by a point trai with seconds left1 deciding to play Ik$maI his Conway I. for one final shot. DeLand 'i22$h1U, coach Art Parini turned to DELAND' (1$): McGee i, FredHlnson who put up HI.s9si,&.,n$,Jk.7, Jumper hot missed. Brandon Thomas 2, De8kaaier 22, grabbed do rebound and was Haey 2. 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Rut: W.PaolicelIl, 5.1; 122 -Love (IM) d. Henley, 4.4: 135 Kinna (SM) d. Stanley, 5.3; 35 poracia (SM) d. Smith, 9.1: 141 West (L) I. Clarkson.9.6; *4*(L) d. Smith, 4.2; 15$ is (L) d. Herslebs, 19.1$; 170 Nelson 11111M) p. Donavon. 1:13; C. Brow d. Cabral, 5.1; 223 Farmin (L) d. Gavel, 42; UL 6. SchofIeld (I.) I. Andriotis, 12.7. rfeits - uish.. Mon-es favor: 'JV- bishop Moore 33. Lyman Dog Racing %1 Pro Basketball DOGS At SanIsrd.Orlaada k resells TveIIsy ni,I . NSA SIaedItis Fii'strace-1.14,D by United Press l.toraatimal 7.00 3.10 3.20 )Jasy Eddie lasiss's Conference tlob's Kick 240 2.20 Atlantic Division (000.ev 11 2.60 * I. Pct. OS 1 0 (I-I) 12.31sT T (13$) 63.11; Phhla 31 11 .761 Time 31:79 35 13 .711 ½ Boston kcsad race -8.IC New York 33 30 .410 IS Ilwingtown 13.10 440 4.30 Wstingln 20 36 .135 II (Osnota i. 4.20 New Jirsy 19 29 .3% 17 1$vaJ 1.20 Central Division Q (4$) 594$; (4.4)344,Ø; T (5. * I. PcI. 01 1 16" 00 (1.1) 41.11, Time Atlanta 7122.1411i". 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Larry Bird, Chris Ford and snapped the Pistons' three"He kept blowing all that America at Louisiana state is Rick Robey combined for 56 game winning streak. cigar smoke In my face until I expected to fill a depth points and Boston held off a Spurs 129, Clippers 109 signed," Pete Maravich said problem in Boston 's back- fourth-quarter Houston surge. George Gervin scored 30 Tuesday night, after coming court wmie providing his points and James Silas added other games, Cleveland to terms with the Boston patented sco ring touch. He is 25 beat to pace San Antonio. Washington, 114-91, Celtics general manager. of one basketball's better Freeman Williams led San Chicago outgunned Detroit, The flamboyant Maravich, 31, had been placed on passers, having logged better 145.131, San Antonio ripped Diego with 21 points. waivers ear lier in the season than 3,560 assists hi his pro San Diego, 126-109, Kansas City defeated Atlanta, ,10149, Kings 101, Hawks 89 by the Utah Jazz and only career. Bill Robtnzine and Ernie and Utah handled Mtlwukee, Monday had passed a Fitch said the 10-year Grwdeld combined for 46 in Ifl. physical and talked several veteran will not play until he points off the bench in a battle hours with officials of the is over a groin pull. Cavalle's 114, 81131115 01 of division leaders. Both Philadelphia 16e "We want him to be around John IJInb 5COd players Mt season ,with But the Celtics got him. The for more than just this year, career4ilgh 18 points Roblnzlne co ec ll ting 28 and signi ng was announced after and he won't play until he's Mike Mitchell added 25 to Bostofl's us-ise victory over ready," said Fitch. "He's hand Washington its fifth Grunfeld 18, whi le Atlanta lost its fourth game. Houston, a game Maravich always kept himself in good straight loss. watched while sitting with shape so I anticipate no Bulls 145, Plstoan 121 Jazz 127, Bucks 122 Auerbach. problems. He is a fine adRicky Sobers and David Adrian Dantley scored 36 "There were no problems," dition to the Celtics family Greenwood each scored 26 points, including 6 In overAuerbach said. "Pete has a and we're very fortunate to points and Reggie Th etis time, to lead Utah. Q (3.4) 72.20: P (3•4) 224.40; T (3 44) 441.20: Tim. 31:70 Fifth race-S.16, 0 3Manaso$aGatoq 6.20 4.00 3.00 6Flolene 7.10 3.60 $DnifsGoManGo 32.0 0(34) 23.00; P (34) 46.50: T (3. 6-0) 113.20: Time 31:56. Sixth race-34, I I GE's Rainy Day 10.20 6,50 4.40 l Nord le Scott 3.00 3.00 S Fair Ruler 6.00 0(1.4) 2 10 1 P (1-4) 60.90: TI). 4.5) $13.20: Time 31:50. Seventh race -S.I6,C 6 Manatee Steve 1.40 3.10 2.10 1 Husker Collie 3.60 4.00 S Ebonelie 3.50 0(14)23.00; P(6-i) 90.00: T(614) 430.20, Time 31:61. Eighth race -$.i, S 2lessleFaye 7.10 1.20 2.40 l Ant loch Jet 3.10 2.60 SRed Tag 4.00 A e.at ,, ,..,. .. .. .. .• •.JVI I 134-51 459.10; Time-31:61. Ninth race -S-t6, C SManateeCritter 1.00 1.10 2.50 2 B. Dandy 4.00 2.60 4 Barbell 3.00 0(25) 14.00; P (1.2) $1.201 T (5. 24) 123.20: Time 31:54. Tenth race-S.16 A 2 Detroit City 4.40 3.00 2.50 1 Rick Agreed 15.20 3.40 6 Crest Of Glory 4.00 O (12) 23.111 P (2.1) 51.001 T (2. 16) 344.01: Time 31:44. lI.venffi race - 5.16, A 3 Executrix 6.60 2.00 2.50 1 Jack Ringo 340 3.10 l Ed's Ashling 140 0(1-3) SNaP (3-I) 21.110 T (3.1. 1)103.11; Time 31:11. Twelfth race - 3-10 2 Dave Pear 7.00 340 3.30 I Husker Babe 3340 410 I Cajun Jones 3.00 0(1.2)6441:P(2-1) 120.4I1T(s. 1.1) 241.11: Time 39:11. A - 215*; Nan*s $334,144.- Sale $38 ea. - - ceiracs sign Pistol, Whip Houston P1I SIZES FOR U.S.A, . CARS p 5fl7,I Save $76 to 148 on four of our best steel belted raduals. Herald Photo by Tom NOW ' -a child or $25 total children from t Oviedo's Bill Burgess contends with Bishop Moore's Paul Mullee for a rebound Tuesday night. Mullee pumped in 29 points to help the hornets to their 13th straight win of the year. ___ for two or more " . 1 The Paola . r Paolo Lint. League Registrations will hold • . T1MPO SAE! another Goldsboro student • J i( ldson, i ..• g STORES --' took top honors In the girls took part in the program under the direction of Crooms Panther coach Crish Marlette and ! iiouls J. Girard of the Elks Some 40 youngsters SERVICE . MO .' 4.. GOODlEA / N . ". Sanford Middle . but 'Elks Crown Champs HoopShoot . 834;2. AUTO" CINTIR_ By SAM COOK "I didn't think we would be able to comeback," a delighted In earlier action James Hamilton hit a 15 footer from tw Herald Sports Writer Mullee said of the late surge. "But our press and the crowd right wing with three seconds to play lifting the Oviedo JuncT For a guy who spent most of the evening passing the ball, really helped." Varsity past the young Hornets 53-52. Bishop Moore's Greg Topper didn't hesitate when it came time The crowd or lack of It, was also bothering the dapper Hamilton paced John Thomas' club with 18 points and CITIS to shoot. "Digger," who was outfitted in a three piece and a carnation. Kessinger contributed 10. Chris Saunders had 14 points for the After glancing twice at the Hornets' saviur Paul Mullee, ,, Hor nets and Eric Jaros 11. "I thought our fan support stunk tonight, Phillips said while Topper drove the adddle and put up a jump shot just inside the " " " " ' DI watchi ng his Lions drop to 11-5. "It's pre tty bad when the BISHO niriurPizuunr (): P free throw line. He was fouled by Oviedo's Ronnie Murphy. . uuuee . viuuee., Norton visiting team brings more fans. Roy 4, Topper 7, Disney 11, Totals: 26 11-13 63. With lust four seconds to go, Topper niftily droed in both free throws to earn Bishop Moore a school record (1956-57) "Bishop Moore is ahead of us at this stage, but we still have OVIEDO (62)): Dada 0, Kessinger 18, Burgess 2, Jones 10, tying 13th straight victory over host Oviedo 6342. the better team. We'll get them," he added as the Hornets Roland 19, Scott 5, Murphy 2, Meyer 6, Kline 0, Totals: 2126-28 "Just bend your knees and follow through," is how the pass- moved to 30 in the Orange Belt Conference as opposed to 2-1 62. happy (14 assists) Topper attested to his two game winners. for the Lions. Halftime: Bishoo Moore 27. Oviedo 27. Fouls: BiShOP MOO Ironically for the Uons, freshman Murphy just 45 seconds Along with Mullee's 29 big ones, set shot artist David Dizney 22, Oviedo 11. Fouled Out: G. Mullee, Roy. earlier had given Oviedo the edge when he was fouled on a added I I points. Kessinger paced Oviedo with 20 points and his JV: Oviedo S3, Bishop Moore S2. Bishop Moore (9-3), Ovi similar drive and had converted both free throws. runningmate Roland tossed in 19. "We thought they would go to (Paul) Mullee," said a disappointed Dale "Digger" Phillips after the tough loss which snapped aseven-game Lion winning streak. "SO we played a box and one an him." Going to the older Mullee brother Paul would have been no great surprise. The 6-3 senior paced a Hornet comeback with 11of his game high high 29 points after Bishop Moore fell back 52.39 with 6:11 to play. "Paul Mullee's one of the five best players in Central Florida," Hornett Coach Gregg "Double G" Robinson boasted about his talented senior. After guards Troy Kessinger and Horace Roland had combined to put the Lions ahead, a Bishop Moore press and the ever present Mullee went to work. I "We moved our press up to full court from three-quarters court," Robinson, a former Kirk Stewart disciple at Brevard said about the decisive defensive change. That press and a three point play by Mullee with 2:33 Reg. $57 plus fed. tax, Size AR78.13. 2 > ) remaining pulled the Hornets within 59.57. Roland connected 'c• (\ The JCPenney steel belted radial has a polyester on a free throw, but Mullee banked in a 12-footer with 1:57 left radial ply body with 2 steel belts. Wide 78 series. 7 ) > and it was Oviedo 60, Bishop Moore 59. Whitewall. The Hornets then fouled Darrell Duds with 1:40 remaining, but the senior guard missed the one and one to give the Hornets ( ( life. -Sixth man Diug Norton, the third "Inm ~'t;v:eb oi die evening, Tire size Reg. Sale* Tire size Reg. Sale ii shoveled in an important short Jumper from the baseline for AR78.13 $57 $38 GR78.14 $90 $60 the Hornets first lead of the second half 61-60. DR78-13 __41 FR78.15 $87 $58 After Murphy and Topper, who was shooting 00 per cent from the foul line earlier this year, exchanged free throws DR78.14 $70 $46 GR78.15 $95 $63 Coach Robinson's crew had its 14th win, which tied his career ER7$.14 $77 $51 HR78-15 $99 $66 1 high in three years at Bishop Moore. F78-14 GR78.15 $95 $63 -Pius fed, tax from 1.86 to 3.30 each tire . Point guard Keith Whitney, who helped spur a hot third quarter and finished the night with 14 points elaborated on Payne's assessment of the Seminole's showing. "Before the game everybody seemed a little flat, nobody was up," explained the swift southpaw. "We kicked coach out of the locker room for a few minutes and kind of got ourselves pumped up." Bob Peterson felt the outcome rested at two points In the ball game. "We were a little nervous at the open, I think maybe the kids missed Doug (Dershimer) a little, that's when they moved out in front. They got real hot in the third period, too," surmised the Patriot coach. While Payne was little concerned about his squad's efforts, Peterson seemed please. "McGarvey had an outstanding game, Hays a good one, and if Jeff Sevor had three more inches he'd be the best center around here," complimented Peterson. The 6-1 Sevor tallied 14 points and collected eight rebounds for Lake Brantley. "We just couldn't contend with their helghth," Peterson pointed out about Seminole's front line of Bruce McCray and David Thomas, both 6.4 and the enforcer, 6.6 Reggie Butler who slapped away six attempted Patriot shots before retiring with Stambaugh and the rest of the starting line up in the first minute of period number four. McCray led all Seminole scorers with 18 points while Whitney popped in 14 and Butler added 10. McGravey's 19 point performance led the Patriots, followed by 14 from Sevor and 11 from Hays. Seminole takes to the road Friday night to play Spruce Creek while Lake Brantley likewise faces a conference opponent when the Patriots host Mainland. Lake Brantley 10 1115 26-.12 Seminole 18 17 23 25-83 Lake Brantley - Satterfield 0.0.0, Lace 142, Laughlin 142, 0-2-2, McGarvey 7418, Hobbs 3-14, Hays 8-1.11, Strickland 0-00, Howard 04.0, Moths 144, Knlghi 0-0-0, Savor 6-244. Totals 24.144!. ;.. Seminole - Guy 144, SIpplo 0.0.0, Gaudreau 0-2-2, Baker 000, Stambaugh 51-11, Whitney 7414, D. Thomas 34-7, S. And (lie winner is. Seminole County school Thomas 2-24, Alexander 0-0.0, McCray 8-2.18, White 044, I? ...l I .... a,.I. "" . iuu '' u'w the iuie In the Butler 8-0.10, Jones 0.0.0, Grace 2-5.9. Totals 32-1943 -Secolid Anrual Great Shootout at the Tribe Halftime score- Seminole 35 Lake Brantley 21. Total fouls, Patriot game. Rumors have it Layer has signed a Seminole 17, Lake Brantley 22. Technicals, none. Fouled out, no cut contract with the Celtics. none ! 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Has No Thoughts Of Quitting OURSELVES NEW YORK (UPI) - Pete preparing for his 18th season baseball and I'm having fun, continues. "There's really no would be my enthusiasm. I'm he's ready. If there's anything that "When you consider all the Rose, the "Player of the in the big leagues. "It's his For me, baseball is fun." way of knowing. Sparky not worried at all over how "If I'm not playing great players of the past bugs Rose, it's the tendency Decade," isn't even thinking enthusiasm. That's what Two factors which could Anderson used to tell me he long I can keep hustling. I'll baseball, I'm of quitting at 38. What's more, keeps me going." selling' decade, it can't help but make on the part of some people to irnike him consider quitting doesn't care how big you are, still be hustling when I'm 60. baseball," he says, proudly. me feel good," he says. he's ready to settle that keep referring to him as. a Rose acts as if he wouldn't would be finding himself what color you are or how That's the only way I know." "I think baseball should be a Which of those players had "singles hitter." eternal debate over which mind playing as long as losing his concentration on the much money you've got, when "That isn't true," h Although he was interested 12-month occupation. I didn't impressed him most? goes his first onora his ballplayer, his hockey's Gordie Howe, still field or discovering his your reflexes go, there's in last Sunday's Super Bowl say 'job,' I said 'occupation." eyes, legs arm, "Willie Stargell, Carl Yast- protests. "I think I'm a power doing fine with the Hartford reflexes going back on him, nothing you can do about it. game, hardly a day goes by Rose also takes pride in his rzeinski, Johnny Bench, Tom hitter, but not a home rim "It isn't any of those Whalers at 51. "That hasn't happened That may be true. I dunno, that he isn't involved doing recent designation as Player Seaver, Tony Perez, Bob hitter. There's a difference: things," says the Philadelphia "Why not?" Rose says, yet," he makes it clear, because I still have all my something connected with of the Decade by The Sporting Gibson, Steve Garvey, Jim I've gotten over 800 extra bile Phillies' perpetually hustling when the question IS "People ask me how long I reflexes. But I think the first baseball. Anytime anyone News. The accolade meant a Palmer and Nolan Ryan," he hits, over 600 doubles, over IIQ first baseman, already broached. "I love playing think I can keep going," he thing that would go with me wants him to talk about it, great deal to him. says, rattling off the names, homers and over 100 triples; 0. STN. KY. EBEN HORN ' 08 YR. 930 BARTON f' ' ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES I PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, JAN. 29 ..••. Jewish Community Lists Leaders )IirIl... CALlF AT ALL 151 ABC's IN FLORIDA , V 0. BARTON DELCONTI BURGUNDY' SAUTERNE M. IN SOTT1.ED IN CALIF. AT WINERY ." OFC CHOICI ' 6.99 QT. I ANY 12.79.95 AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS OF AVOIDTANK CAN TASTE NOTERIflTUTEO 10.7 0!. 2.19 ...• SAVE UP TO 40% -AS MUCH AS $2 A lOT. , ', , ' CASE OF 6-12.95 . IML Members of the Sanford Jewish Community gathered Sunday night at the Ridge Road home of Mrs. Bea Gussow for the annual meeting which was followed by a social hour. Officers installed for 1980 were: Zelda Siskind, ____z..._e_ fl..... l'Aeh L'U&I I1OV presluvlIIj Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler says he is looking forward to the Annual Policeman's Ball, Saturday, Feb. 2, from 9p.m. tot a.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. This ball is usually a real fun time for all and this year I Promise not to refer to itas C UL1I1154 CUpt'US with the Jacobson, vice president; Charles T e ten ba u in, treasurer; and Esther Cohen, secretary. The president appointed the following committee chairmen to serve during the year: Rose Zuckerman, Sunshine; V. Wimbish of Little coppers.' Why, a team of wild horses Venice, loch Arbor, on his couldn't keep me away. 84th birthday, Jan. 19. The music for dancing will In celebration of the event, neighbors threw a parts' be provided by "The Fuzz" Saturday night at the Pine a lively band of Winter Park Lake Drive home of Ruth police officers. Boutwell to wine, dine and Admission is $10 per couple. sing 'Hzmppy Bir thday" to the Tickets wi ll he available at guest of honor. Gen. Thomp- the door or in advance from son was (lie co-hostess. your favorite police officer. There was a big feast and i Ball patrons are asked to big birthday cake decorated "bring your own bo ttles." with yellow and purple Mixes. etc. will be available to pansies. Cdr. Wiznbish opened purchase. Sara Epstein, Social; Melvin Siskind, Charity; and Stella and Joe Oritt and Lewis Ilk Cohen, Membership. Coffee and dessert were served to Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Epstein, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Siskind, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bresn ick, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oritt, Mr. and Mrs. Charlpv TptpnhliIIm. Mr. and MN. Herald Photo by Tom Netsal Lois Dickinson likes good food she says kitchen preparing ft. - but not spending all day in the Cook WAAk - - Of- ThA - - - - - - - - MYERS RUM OWW"W& •UUYTI WVVRI& WLVUR I. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT C11010 NOWYOUCAN We L89 ANY 12 - 69.95 yr 1-9 -OPEN SUNDAY- _______ Ji 01 CHARGE IT AT YOUR NEAREST ABC I' She Likes Gourmet Foods Easy To Fix fl•U BEEFEATER 'iubft ________________ GIN IIILYYAlkI_ J a CNOKI MATO 6e89 25.4 OZ$ ANY 12 - 82.65 at the college or Denver Reid, 862-6778. Glen - a variety of gifts and all seemed to have a good time For information, call Ruth Eve or Marge Ulrich, both in DeBary. Melissa Echols Wilkinson, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. If you should meet any of Kenneth Echols of 102 Lark. the following students, offer wood Drive. has received a congratulations for making Master's in English from straight A's and being Emory University, Atlanta. awarded President's Honor l(olJ Certificates. The Sanford students are: Area talent Is needed for a Joan Calhoun Bales, Theresa Variety Show to be presented by the DeBary Fireman's Elizabeth Johnson and Susan Ellen Tetenbaum. Auxiliary. Meanwhile, the University Final auditions are being t'zllle(i Sunday, Jan. 27, from of Central Florida is also 2-I p.m. at the Fireman's announcing its President's Recreation hIatt, 12 Colomba Honor Roll for academic Anti during the evening a variety of door prizes, donated by local businesses, Road, DeBar>', achievement. Needed are singing, dandog. instrumental anti comedy acts. Also, singers for a chorus are needed. The show, "A Tour of the United States," will be presented March 22 in honor of the auxiliary's 25th an. Congratulations to the following Sanford students for their all-A grades: Marie Ann Schmitt, Carla Koss Roberts, John Thomas Spino, Harriet Haynsworth Deas, Anne Loren Dougherty, Mary Julia Stokes and Cynthia Keith niversary. (Ithors attndini' w,'r tli' ' Will..... LJ UWilFU(U. Lewis Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. tionoree's wife, Eloise, their Herman Jacobson, Mrs. son John, and his wife, Judy; Dr. June Gordon will teach Gussow, Mrs. Zuckerman, and his sister, Daphne, and 6-week course in Assertive Mrs. Betty Toll, Mrs. Doris - her husband, Hawkins Con. I'olllInUfltcatSofl geared to the Stein, Saiii levy and Mrs. neily. Gertrude Rudich, a guest. Also attending were Linda American Association of According to Esther Cohen, and Guy Strickland, Joan and University Women and anyone living in the Sanford John Ludwig, Margaret and prospective members of area wishing to join the group Charles Heard, Kathy and AAUV. should contact Joe Oritt or Tom Howard, Cris Kimmons, Classes will be held from 7.9 Lewis Cohen. and Millie Murray of Lake p.m., beginning Jan. 30 and Mary. ending March 12. The cost is Congratulations to Cdr. $6. For information, call June JAMAICAN ZRA BROOKS Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1950-1 B - In And Around Sanford 50,7 OZ. MAGNUM TABLE . WINE tJT S 1 0 YR. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. We Sell only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged Pm.ayv Iowa beef By TOM NETSEL The recipes she provided all garlic salt OUR OWN HOMEMADE Herald Staff Writer have a special touch that oregano HOT OR MILD "I don't enjoy cooking that should liven up any menu but basil ITALIAN much," said Lois Dickison, can be created without 2 cans tomato sauce LB. "but if I can find a nice spending the whole day in the 1 can mushrooms SAUSAGE gourmet dish that's easy, kitchen. 3 ounces cream cheese that's what I like." .s cup sour cream SCALLOPS SAUTEED FULLY COOKED The Dickison family moved WITHGARLICANDHERBS 1 cup cottage cheese to their hom on Hester ' cup green pepper, l lb. or2 cups scallops cut in BOILED Avenue in Sanford from 'z-inch chopped hi lii * To Wi e fe Altamonte Springs last 3 green onions, chopped H 2 LB. SLICED TO ORDER $ lemon juice Easter, Mrs. Dickison's 7 or 8 ounces green noodles a tnnpr husband Alex Is In the physics DEAR ABBY: I am writing Brown ground beef with know what is proper: cup flour OUR OWN department at Seminole about a problem that is onion, salts, oregano and basil When a man and woman are olive oil Community College and they2 tablespoons minced to taste. Add tomato sauce perplexing to me. My husband seated and an elderly lady ALL have two eons: Jonathon, and mushrooms and simmer. - is absolutely perfect in every approaches them and inshallots or searnomis and Stephen ' troduces herself, are both the for two hours. Meanwhile mix respect except for one habit LI. 1 clove mashed garlic WIENERS Before moving to Florida that I cannot seem to break man and woman supposed to together cream cheese, sour 2 tablespoons butter eight years ago, the DiCkIlOflS stand? Or just the man? What 2 tablespoons minced cream, cottage cheese, him of: SMOKED VIRGINIA lived in Montana, While paraley Instead of throwing out if the elderly person were a peppers and onions. Dickison did graduate work at empty food containers after Ilulil? Dry scallops on paper ('nnk noodles nddrain In - tie tins emptied itiem, tie puts SLAB BACON monwria state U[UVCFNLy, IU towel, then sprinkle with casserole arrange NO NAMES, PLEASE layers: them back in the refrigerator! than some of your other LB. wife taught school in a one. lemon juice and salt and noodles, cheese mixture, and I can't begin to tell you how mail, SLICED TO ORDER DEAR NO NAMES: When room school house. "I was the pepper. Dredge with flour just meat sauce. Top wdim pat- many empty cartons, bottles an elderly person of either sex I usa aand immature youngapproaches little old school mann," she prior to frying. Coat frying mesan cheese and bake for 45 and cans I have found in the woman, my Problem a younger couple', HORMEL SKINLESS DEVEINED said. In her single classroom pas with 1-16 inch of olive oil minutes in 375 degree oven. refrigerator, Imoth the man and the woman she taught students from the and heat until concerns my helaht. I am 5 oil almost Serve with French bread. YOUNG STEER first through the sixth grades. No amount of scolding, foot 4 inches and very slim. I should stand - out of respect Add scallops and toss Though retired from 4 or 5 minutes until lightly FLAMING SPINACH SALAD pleading or nagging Seems to would normally be quite to age, not sex. LB. LIVER CUT TO ORDER teaching, she stays busy with browned. Add shallots and help. happy with my height, but my 2 cups fresh leaf spinach Teens: Are there some housework and taking care of garlic briefly before adding lie offers no explanation for dream has always been to be questions you just can't ask 4 slices bacon, diced U.S.D.A CHOICE her family. The Dickisons all butter and parsley. Stir this screwball behavior. I a top-notch fashion model, anyone' about sex, drugs, your red wine vinegar think he's too lazy to walk to and I need to be 4 or , inches enjoy the outdoors and scallops until well coated and n feelings? Get Abby's new CENTER CUT frequently explore the wilds serve immediately. 1 teaspoon worcestershire the trash can on the other side taller to qualify. sauce ixIokiet, WHAT TEENAGERS of the Econlockhatchee flyer of the kitchen. Do you know of it doctor Who OUGHT TO KNOW. Send $2 to 1 tablespoon sugar CHUCK GARDEN SOUP I.B. by canoe or go for hiking Can you, or your readers, would be willing to give me Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, lemon I potato sliced trip. offer any kind of solution so hormone shots to make nit' Beverly huh, Calif. 90212. 1 ounce brandy PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE I onion sliced They are members of the that I can have a perfect grow? If so, I would also like Enclose a long, stamped 428 Wash spinach thoroughly, husband? Sierra club and say they enjoy to know about Possible side cents), self-addressed en1 quart (4 cups) chicken removing leaf stems, Drain biking with the club and broth FRUSTRATED effects, fees, etc. and tear into medium elope. 2101S.FRENCHAVE 323.4525 1 cucumber sliced with skin pieces. Pla SANFORD camping with the youngsters. DEAR FRUSTRATED: I respect your advice, and cryi ce in wooden bowl. You're he ce chopped ad of lettu ½ ng with a loaf of trust your judgment. In the kitchen Mrs. Dickison In mushrooms all skillet cook bacon bread under each arm and an prefers recipes that combine EAST COAST MOI)El. ¼ teaspoon pepper until almost crisp. Save empty ketchup bottle in the taste appeal with ease in DEAR MODEL: I consulted drippings. Add less than an refrigerator. If a man must 1 teaspoon salt vinegar to preparation. "I like good endocrinologist, lie equal amount of 1 teaspoon dill food," she said, "but not have but one flaw In an replied, "If she Is a normal, Saute pota to drippings.sauce Stir. Add wor- otherwise flawless character, healthy, spending hours In fully-developed and onions. cestershire and sugar Add other Ingredients and and allow to simmer. Squeeze I can think of none so bar. young woman, hormone shots mien, inoffensive and easy to wo uld not help. And no ethical To learn more about cook 45 minutes. Place In lemon over spinach. u. blender with I cun sour cream 5UUUl piiyu'iau VUUlU ould IIV4I IWI "b' -bFtfl bacon mixlure to nou Dickison took a course in and blend until smooth. Serve anti pour over spinach leaves, Cherish this paragon of vir'. with the promise of adding to PUISIDARI INVINTORY He's a candidate for her height." creative cooking at 8CC. She hot or cold. leaving bacon pieces In pan. tUe. GREEN NOODLE thoo attended a class taught by Dr. DEAR ABBY:My husband WHILE QUANTITIES LAST - THRU JAN. 31 Toss spinach, coating all the DEAR ABBY: My problem and I are not up on all the CASSEROLE Allen Denim (Evening Herald's leaves with mixture, 1% pImds ground Cook of the Week on Jan. 2). place in serving dishes. Top may be unusual, but no more social graces, and we want to "That spurred me on," she 1 onion chopped with crisp bacon bits. 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Charley had diarrhea for two months. He went to a gastroenterologist and X-ray$ a and taken were sigmoldoscope done1 The doc said Charley had cerative colitis. Doc gave him 1j[J D appy LaMAI amiz V 4- 0 - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarsom MM . OR t'5 4 fl' LDM - Ii. - - 34 - - 27 32 35 - 3 38 'e' - - - low____________________________ 42 43 44 ARC HI E by Bob Montana - - MOOSE 15 TAKING A TRIP ON ONE O THOSE NEw GUPERGONIC JETS, - fr .•,,, t uuu A RCUND-TRIP TICKET, WHERE TO PLEA6E'______ -_ - C •-i / - - - 41 - - 45 - - - 11r - - - 46 47 48 - 50 51 - 52 - - - I - - - - - - - - HOROSCOPE Weeding got worse. We called enough to have produced sat again. h time the dec did formation and in that case,. T IN;- PAACBL&AS0FEk0%Y. UAfIger ~W,k"I 11JIFLA-noti - W,!VkM1JS VAUJS CF"M DMM? WIT_PMk*_0MJP.Aa " 10A1"F1 OF IMISIM$r lw_ - N41P. FIK"CIAL I ADIR SLPMRr AM PIMIN. 6 0 PRISCILLA'S POP J1_I1EI I , 1 10 - - / OH. GOOP.' THAT 0" 0Hi& by Al Virmsr Y' musy BE sruARV I INVITEP HIM LWER TO WATEH T14E METEOR %OWER MTH US! __ I NOUGHT IT T STAJiM BEFME I COT HERE! -i' III 10 0 •1 I ___ - .. ' ____ 01 BUGS BUNNY by Stoft A H*Inmbhl 17 A LOAD \1 U f 0F possible pitfalls and career personally u the shots. for the months phead are all VIEGO(Aug.23.r8ept.fl)If dlacuued in your new Auto, you are having anyone do Graph Letter which begins special work or service for date. ( II '144 PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) v splendid imagination could play tricks on you - - Charley's first bout of and its treatment varies ulcerative colitis and would It widely. There are certain show? Would Charley have aspects of It, though, that are had bleeding If he had not similar to the problems of. stopped the Azulfidlne? What diarrhea so I am sending you are the signs when an attack The Health Letter number l& Is coming on? Should Chancy 8; What You Need To Know,. be taking calcium since he no About Diarrhea. This Issue longer thinks milk? covers many of the causes of DEAR READER -Charley diarrhea and what can be has a difficult disease and It's done about the common forms hard for doctors to manage It. of It. Other readers who want NORTH #J532 VAJ043 #A52 WEST #A 1090 4 9109852 old 43 uBII(SepIOct EAST OQ7 'r Q #AQ109754 41076 SOLITH OKI TK7 OJ32 #KQJ$14 Vulnerable: Neither us p IT a, , 44 Pus pa Opening lead:* 8 Others will be willing W WIP you today, provided you don't BY Oswald lacoby demand that they do no. Let aidAlanSostag sliCred, cut Into leflth3 . . Pre-emptive jump overtoday, causing you to see SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n) calls can be a very useful neptim whom they don't- Make it a point today to show weapon and are preferred by exist Don't be deceived by the same consideration to most bridge experts intournaV gloomy thoughts.' family members that you ment play. 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LB CHUCK Poxx Feet $188 &il5j 268 Roost Steak 88q Ribs Ch 1 LB E I CARVE: OVEN READY ROB LB $2 ft" .M00 La. 7 COUNTRY STYLE LEAN MRK PORK MoLv KoaSt 4 A\ 'nw,14,, OR PORTERHOUSE 0000 FRYER Chops 1001, tOAP Limit 4 wish MOM,"ad only with adallionall p"n" of ilif or moors excl. cliti. as res, 1.30. TAURUS(April 3$4slay 30) you pt roiling the chips will diamonds. South, who had way of knowin three to ht (NWAPE*ENTIPJI5ZA3. notrum was even In &KIM MUM today. APlUCOlUJ (Dec. flJan. contract, bid four clubs and (For a cWy 01' JA Your chmm for ace= are 19) Let your normally North raised to game. AIOM.. MODERN, SOW $1 to- C greatly admIced if you don't cautious Judgment in The opening diamond lead &ido, C" 'of t" nftlw~ P1 uptight, material matters have full was won by East with the ace. p P.O. Box 489, Radio ., GEMV4 (May 21-June 30) sway todilly. This is not a Um At trick two he returned the Stallon, Now york. queen of bearts, won by too to.) Don't attempt today to alter to take foolish pmblels. _____________________ $1 Im I uo T-BONE - FIRSTI CUT Nit FORK I_r;=;;;V_V,1 should be so again. However, Dec. 21) There Is a possibility strength and was able to corn- dummy and led a small ap new sources you're counting you could bea rather sluggiiji municate all of this with a from his hand, forcing WegL, oncouldflnle. self.starter today, but once weak jump overcall of three, ce1 The ,spde king was nop:: SPIDER MAN 3 LAS. ON MORE 5". " V LB Wings LEANCENTERCUT was: , COOK$N Stew 4acaupean Limit I wiM co,"", SeW sially ' $1 In is"ll"al pvtcha"s of M "we xcl, cis. as r I.110. • Steak ThighsPACK L.784 LA. BACON La. 59"ad only with Limit 2 with caupon," £g COOKIN 0000 FRYER BREASTS OR FAMILY LEAN ALL MEAT BEEF - SHOULDER ROUND - - 5 LAS. OR MORE LYKES BUDGET SLICED - Chicken UC 3 LAS. 64" I: -1 I OVEN READY EXTRA LEAN GROUND Limit I with coupon, 1"d only with additional purchases *1 $10 more excl. cip. aspires 1.30 U'z.inch i I • - THE YELLOW HAM M rthS-J5,H-AJ6,D 1' V . "" JACK SPlAT CANNED I tablespoon cornstarch , r IV - vedin¼ cup old water i I 4 THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY JAN 24 JHRU WEDNESDAY, JAN 30 rouixis of trumps. The pw:? tion with declirer &5t . '' ' V I rw.' -T.u-ijla.r.z,..j sauce ! 4 Il:LY1.1i. . *t . BARN 1% tablespoons dry sherry 1 tablespoon La Choy Soy Sauce Dash pepper I tablespoon sugar I.Wlespoon Chinese oyster "4~9. or Worcestershire spade ace. South knew alt" this before he played to tr. three He rutted a diamondat trick three and ran fly. - theiractionabespontaneous. r 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons cornstarch I teaspoon water 3 pounds lean lamb, cut into very thin strips I bunch green onions, mond ruffs in dumm South could win the heart 4. ruff a diamond and lead a trwn HP to his hand. Then be mM another diamond with the see of trump. But South would not be sble,,~ to the remaining trumps. The ace of hearts would be ruffed by East and the ace of spada was obviously in the West, hand. FASt's weak Jum Over. ______________ 0 / CHINESE LAMB WITH ONIONS V GREEN 64 Se1'ings) 1 teaspoon baking soda South could count 11 tricks but wasn't able to take them' He had three heart wittr8m v 1.33 - ALL OUR BEEF IS LAZY AGED USDA CHOICE -1 supermarkets can cornplement the meal. It FRANK AND ERNEST Wednesday, Jan. 23,190-38 Hera, Sanford, Fl. FfITOY Chinese New Year 4678 year Is expected to br ing, the Chinese celebrate It with a feast. The house is decorated with orange trees symbolizing abundance, and narcissus, for luck,. and the finest dishes the family can afford are brought to the table. Also on the menu Is a quickfried vegetable dish cornbintng cabbage, carrots, bamboo shoots, cucumber and Chinese pea pods. A variety of prepa red Oriental foods readily available at V WIN AT BRIDGE situations which are running YOUR BIR7=AY smoothly. The changes you JuaryZI11,1111111111 Your financial prospects institute might be coun. look encouraging this coming terproductive. year because of I.Ady Luck's CANCER (June 21-July 22) interest in your aftair' L Bear You are apt to be lucky for In mind, however, that she pals today, but they may not won't do all the work. be quite so lut*y for you. Take AQUARIUS tips with a grain ii' t. look out for the welfare of tEO (July ZI-Aug. 2) Don't others as well as your own, you'll come out lucky today. leave major decWons which In areas where you're selfish could affect your career or this won't be true. Travel, finances in the hands of others you resource, romance, luck, today. You'll arcl 10019.Be sure tospecUytArth V V another colon scope test and there wouldn't have been this time Doc said Charley anything to see on the X rays or other studi es from h had ulcerative coli tis, previous bout of ulcerative He put Charley on Azulfldlne again. Would there colitis. have been scar tissue from The nature of the disease V with your birthday. MAU $1 you today, keep dose tabs on for esch to Astro-Graph, Box their progress or things may 489. Radio City Station, N.Y. not be done as you'd Uke. JIflj . is declarer's king. Howie Schneider .V- . .. knowing whether their New York, NY 10019. For Thursday, January 24, 1980 b -- , -U perlodof time and then strike Send your request to me, in again. That's why doctors care of this newspaper, P.O. sometimes have trouble Box 1551, Radio City Station, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK& MEEK - . remMons ;8 - V V Not only that, it can go into this issue can send 75 cents on own an w a long, 5 cause nosymptomsatailfor a addressed envelope for It. I 56 V -- 39 I OF C0UR5E i L 17 (,NJ[JIII1_______ ((( L/ ( I ',.•' ( ) I _==- I I C t\ L\VAF - 777 - - - -- - 28 29 30 24 31 - I I 20 21 25 26 1 I - 19 - - 22 23 l46 HIT - ' - 18 014 HI PUMM(. ii' - . • . - - V . " - V . V l3 - - - , 0' VVV to halt cooking. Drain again garlic, cooking and stirring 2 carrots, cut in julienne and set aside. until it is browned. Add strips and blanched 5 ininutes In small bowl combine drained green onions, water in boiling water Saturday, February 16. The 2 cloves garlic, peeled and sherry, soy sauce, pepper, chestnuts, bamboo shoots, 1 can (8 02.) La Choy words mean Happy New shredded sugar, oyster or Wor. mushrooms and 12 teaspoon Bamboo Shoots, rinsed, Year in Chinese, and i can (8 02.) La Choy Water cestershire sauce and the salt, cooking and stirring drained and cut in half length. I February 16 marks the first Chestnuts, drained and cut in cornstarch-water mixture three minutes Add lamb and wise day-of the new Year of the half Set aside. cook and stir one minute 1 cucumber, peeled, seeded Monkey, the year 4678 in the 1 can (8 oz.) La Choy Pour boiling water over more, Stir in sherry-soy sauce and cut in julienne strips ancient Chinese lunar Bamboo Shoots, drained and dried mushrooms; let stand 30 mixture and , cook and stir 1 package 6 oz. La Choy calendar, cut in half lengthwise minutes. Drain and shred. until sauce has thickened, frozen Chinese Pea Pods, . V If you've already broken teaspoon salt Saute three minutes in 1 Serve immediately. thawed your New Year resolutions, Combine baking soda, 1 tablespoon hot oil. ORIENTAL VEGETABLE Combine broth, salt, sugar . ydu')I have a chance to start teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons Add about I quart cooking MEDLEY and soy sauce; set aside. Ileat oVa' when the world leaves cornstarch and 1 tablespoon oil to wok or deep fryer; heat 14 servings) oil in wok or large skillet. Add behind the old Year of the water, blending well. Pour to 375 degrees. Add lamb; ' cup chicken broth cabbage and cook, stirring Ra*i'and begins the Year of over lamb and let stand 30 cook and stir until lamb is ' teaspoon salt constantly, three minutes. the 'Monkey. The Chinese say minutes, N oc- lightly browned. Remove and stirring 1 teaspoon sugar Add remaining vegetables; . that if you were born in the casionally. drain lamb; reserve oil for 2 teaspoons La Choy Soy cook and stir two minutes Year of the Monkey, you will Blanch green onions in another use. Sauce more. Add stock utixture and be intelligent andenthusjasfl boiling water for 10 minutes. Heat two tablespoons oil in 3-4 tablespoons cooking oil cook, covered, 3 to 4 minutes Celebrate Chinese New Year with a least of I.ainh With 6reen Onions, -'knd fascinating and clever. Drain and rinse in cold water wok or skillet. Add ginger and cup cubed cabbage over ineditun heat. Oriental Vegetable Medlev and nitistard dipped egg rolls. Regardless of what the new - ( - ' ung hoy fet toy' Cooking Oil oUat's the proper way to 3 slices fresh ginger, greet your friends on shredded - WELL, T).AT S MY REPORT AT P0 YOU Tf4INK. - . Decade 21 You (F!) 58 Possessive 19 23 s pronoun 20 Commemors. tiVO pillar 24 Barnyard DOWN 22 Positive words sound Azulfldlne (Uaulazlne. medicine is working or. by Mort Walker 24 Poverty.war 42 Sticky 25 Swallow 1 waft whether old mother nature La.' substances Charley was feeling good •9CflC (abbr) 2 Young lady 26 Huge just going through the cycle' 43 Distintive air no more diarrhea. 25 Greek continent Z T)4OUG)'IT (Fr.. abbr.) 44 Angered ulcerative colitis. for 27 Slickest another state We moved to .27 Evict periods 45 Scandinavian 3 Nameless the benefit of other 31 Information For th ano er went to Time and Charley 28 state 1 TOO g od bureau (abbr.) 4 5h sleep 29 Pivot readers, ulcerative colitis is a did gastroenterologist. He 32 Firearms 5 Frenchmen 30 Put to proof 46 .JwIian colon scope and said Charley best described as Its name Spanish cheer e Defense 32 Group'of produces, It did not have ulcerative colitis. implies. 47 Over (Get.) 34 Lighted criminals missile ulcerations In the colon. This herbs 48 Dogmata 35 Char He told Charley to stop taking 51 Dissenting 36 Antelopes 8 Balls of fringe 36 Gross Azulfidine and started If often associated with 37 Annuity vote 9 Soak through National Charley on another medicine. diarrhea and If the uIcers are @ 1 39 Beginning 52 Accounting 10 Soviet river Product penetrating or In the Fight A few days later Charley 40 Hang loosely ii Drink heavily (abbr.) agency (abbr.) started bleeding. At first it area, they can cause bleeding. To answer your questions / was just a few drops and we T" 5" 7" a" r" T" " T called the doc. He said It specifically, Charley may not, -1 12 - might be hemorrhoids. The have had the disease long 14 BEETLE BAILEY -V Evening j1j°i!i;;i us g - COINS, (d)46G11 home - V us 5 Minute insect affirmative 9 Gone from 49 Belonging to 1l.ç vSTERQAv.r - Government 42 Strides THATIS WHAT KEEn 71-11ESIE I agent 45 Over (poetic) WHATID YOU M "PROBASLy"?, t Ni H 0 ACROSS 41 Once around track Chic Young , . V• , Ward I PK-884 PLUS DEPOSIT . I PRODUCE _____ Kitty 5 Bi ult 4 SPECIALS HUTYt;KTMASHED oes taos. 99; -- ASS 381 .' pass" :. ICE fig Toga te D" QT. 594 36". I Litter Frozen Food 69 89 88' I I1HRU41AIlHhIl1(*kA%%, Cycle Dog Fwd3C'A'S n'S L______I American Chem..."t M" CHUNK Che"r Cheese ... M'G..$109 0 COCA C01A Qflt?" C&ry it" 894 La. 391 LIN1.2 Perch Fillets elese Cake It- $159 PkG PkG $149 �- -- 413-E Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ;.1 Microwaves Come To Aid Plan A Simple, YetE egant, Menu T o Ente rtain Dieters Or wr - rusru, - uisnes %.neesc Conventional method: Finely chopspinach wi th knife. Heat in saucepan. Grate cheese wi th hand grater. Combine ingredients and toss. PEAS AND MUENSIER NOODLE BAKE 8 ounces medium egg noodl es (about 4 cups) 1 tablespoon salt 3 quarts bo il ing water R ounces Miipnqtpr cheese 1 (10-ounce) package frozen peas, cooked according to package directions Vegetable cooking spray Gradually add noodles and salt to rapidly boiling water so that water continues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender. Drain in colander. Meanwhile, grate cheese in food processor with grating disc. Coat inside of 2-quart microwave-proof casserole with vegetable cooking spray according to directions. Combine macaroni, l'2 cups cheese and peas in casserole. Mix well. Sprinkle top with remaining cheese. Cover and microwave 7 minutes or until hot. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 servings. Conventional method: Grate cheese using hand grater. Proceed as above. Bake in 35egree oven for 20 minutes. Pasta lovers with microwave units now can prepare spaghe tti with a rich cheese-pesto sauce using their microwaves efficiently. Another tasty pasta dish, which features peas and Muenster, can also be baked in the microwave or in a conventional oven. Serve either dish with a special salad, perhaps pre pared wi th the aid of your food processor. SPAGHETII WITH SPINACUCHEESE PESTO SAUCE 8 ounces spaghetti 1 tablespoon salt (or lemon Juice) 3 quarts boiling water i pound spinach 7 ounces Gouda cheese Gradually add spaghetti and salt to rapidly boiling water so that water continues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender. Drain In colander. Meanwhile, wash and drain spinach. In food processor with cutting blade, process spinach until chopped. Turn into microwave-proof dish. Cover with plastic wrap. Microwave 12 minutes. Replace blade with grating disc. Grate cheese. Toss piping hot spaghetti with cheese and spinach. Inflation Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1910-SB ØJ ' .r ~i oo Chicken a' la Suisse and a Baked Herbed Tomato make lovely T. lP1""' - N I • selections for guests observing low-cholesterol diets. Serve 'i•' I. .7 Perla Meyers' broccoli l for added interest. pasta fanciers (Ut a tight schedule and a tighi liiidgetuti have their favorite (fishes in Just a fe minutes when prepared in a microwave oven. Fi g h ti n g Food S Ideas As the temperature drops, warm your loved ones with some imaginative, filling meals. Brisket of Beef enhanced with a rich red wine such as Le Papillon de la Reine will satisfy even the heartiest appetite, at a price your budget can afford. BRISKET OF BEEF 1 brisket of beef (about 4 pounds) 4 medium onions, thinly sliced (about 3 cups) 2 tablespoons garlic powder 2 tablespoons seasoned salt 2 tablespoons A-i sauce 11 cup fresh parsley, chopped 1-3rd cup brown sugar 1 cup dry red wine 1 cup water 3 tablespoons flour 14 cup water Parslied potatoes Remove fat from beef and render In large heavy saucepan or Dutch oven. Add meat and brown well on all sides. Pour off drippings and remove meat. Into pan, layer half the onions, seasonings, parsley and sugar. Top with meat and remaining onions, seasonings and sugar. Add wine and water. Cover and simmer for Vi hours or until meat is tender. Remove meat and keep warm. Blend flour with remaining cup water. Add to sauce and cook, stirring, until thickened and smooth. Slice meat and serve with sauce. Serve with paralied potatoes. POLISH PORK CHOPS 4 rib pork chops cut 3.s inch thick 1 tablespoon salad oil 1 medium onion, thinly sliced 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce Ii cup sour cream I dlii pickle, chopped 14 cup dry red wine 14 teaspoon salt . teaspoon pepper Hot cooked noodles Parsley In large skillet, brown pork chops on both aides in oil. Add onion and cook until onion is tender. Add tomato sauce. Cover and cook about 45 minutes or until pork Is tender. Stir occasionally. Gradually blend in sour cream. Add pickle and wine. Season with salt and pepper. Heat; do not boil. Serve over noodles. Garnish with parsley. Makes 4 servings. swiws Premium ProTen or U.S.D.A. Choice THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, THRU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1980... CLOSED SUNDAY.... • Beef Loin Strip 111..11.1... • Cheddar Cheese... 000o. Beef Loin Kraft's Golden Image Imitation / Longhorn Cheese. '7 I ' - • $124 T $124 Muenster Cheese.. Mozzarella Cheese. 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I 6g' vv° This Ready toBloom Ceramic Jar of Bo nus P rints Ad.(Wu - OldElPaso Baked Herbed Tomatoes make an easily prepared, marvelous accompaniment to the chicken. Simply slice tomatoes in half crosswise. Season the cut halves with garlic, pepper, oregano, and thyme. Sprinkle with crushed croutons, drizzle with a bit of vegetable oil, and bake the tomatoes until tender. Dessert should follow the eat lighter, not less theme. Serve a sherbet or an oven-warm baked fruit 'An alternate entree for entertaining is Savory Stuffed Fillets. Fish is always a popular food for those on lowcholesterol diets. In this recipe, the plain fillets gain added flavor from a basic white sauce enriched with tomato and lowcholesterol Sandwich Slices, to make a rich, satisfying topping for the fish. CHICKEN A LA SUISSE 2 whole chicken breasts (about 1 pound), boned, skinned, cut in half 2 teaspoons margarine 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes, crwnbled 14 teaspoon dried teat basil, crumbled I,, teaspoon dried leaf tarragon, crumbled 6 New Age Swiss Cheese Flavor Sandwich Slices (LowCholesterol), at room temperature, divided I egg white, slightly beaten '-a cup packaged fine dry bread crumbs I. teaspoon paprika ['lace chicken breasts between 2 pieces of waxed paper; pound with a rolling pin or mallet to forrii very thin cutlets. Spread each cutlet with 1 2 teaspoon margarine. Combine parsley, basil and tarragon; sprinkle over chicken. Place one Swiss Sandwich Slice on each chicken piece; roll up tucking in sides; secure with wooden picks. Dip chicken in egg white then in a mixture of bread crwnbs and paprika. Place in greased shallow pan. Bake In 350 degree oven 20 minutes. Cut remaining Swiss Sandwich Slices in half, place one half over each chicken breast. Continue baking 10 minutes longer or until chicken is done. Yield: 4 servings. SAVORY STUFFED FILLETS 1 pound fillets of sole or flounder l's pound each ) 3 tablespoons margarine, divided 1 cup chopped onion 'z cup chopped green pepper 14 teaspoon dried leaf savory, crushed 1 tablespoon flour 'i cup tomato sauce 2 cup skim milk 4 slices New Age American Cheese Flavor Sandwich Slices (Low-Cholesterol) Chopped parsley (optional) Fold fish fillets along backbone. Roll each fillet into a loose circle leaving a hole in the middle; secure with food picks. 69' sich $319 where shopping is a pleasure Place fish in a 9-inch pie plate or shallow baking dish. In small saucepan, melt 2 tablespoons margarine; saute onion, green pepper and savory until vegetables are soft. Spoon vegetables into center of fish rings. In same skillet, melt remaining I tablespoon margarine; stir in flour. Cook over low heat, stirring, 1 minute. 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Swift's Premium Sliced Bologna, Olive or Pickle & cottee By GAYNOR MADDOX Special To The Herald What do the experts predict about meat prices In 1910? The answers are iffy. The Agriculture Department reports that near-record supplies of red meat will slow price increases a bit In 1100. It Is expected that food prices overall will go up from 7 percent to 11 percent this year. Meat prices, the department hopes, will not rise more than 4 percent to 6 percent. The prediction is that pork prim will not go up by more than 2 percent in 1910 thanks to unusually high production. That Is the general picture today. But the department's report Is well larded with words like "maybe," "hope" and "is expected." We consulted Jeanne Paris, director of consumer services for Swift and Co., on how to control family meat costs. tsfl your family insists on beef," she advises, "you should buy sub-primal cuts for economy. These are boneless cuts that are vacuum-packaged in the processing plants and shipped In cartons to the retailers." She classifies the following cuts as "sub-primal:" rib eye, chuck shoulder, chuck roll, brisket, top sirloin butt, round. sirloin tip, the gooseneck (consisting of the bottom round, the eye of the round and the rump), top round and beef loin or It Tasty German Bologna or : •1' Pimento Loaf............. Iffy I _______________________ Rich's Sliced \\\,' Check our Produce Department for Fresh Fruits ... DeNclous on Cereal or Just as They are. a bag Swift's Premium (Regular, Dinn.r orBunSiss) Frank* ....................... PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OLIANTITIES SOLD 1k CannadHam............. 3coo1b. \ -- - Armour Golden Star Boneless , sill - -. ' - Vienna Fingers.......... ' r ups J14'&Qthi' \ 10 - SAVE Ifi, Sunshine Cookies • A 2 'I'''' SoftMargarine ..... .69' $1113 79s ' Rlii 'I'S Puritan OII................. 59' Blue Bonnet 12-oz. pkg. • White Potatoes Blue Bonnet Margarine .- BOIL, FRY OR MASH, THESE U.S. #1 I BEEF ROUND", CHOICE (2610 30.03 AVG Meat Outlook? Sane of these cuts are not available in all markets. Those advertIsed most often Include top and bottom beef round, rib eye, chuck roll and loin strips. "The lower-priced chuck and shoulder roasts and steaks and the roasts and steaks from the round of all species are beat cooked in mist heat," says Miss Paris. She goes on to note that a great variety of fresh, cured and smoked pork items are commonly available at the market. These ails Include fresh and smoked plenic slimWers, pork chops (usually assorted or combination chops kom a quarter loin sliced from end to end into chops), half arid full post loins, hone-in rib and loin roasts, boneless pork routs and past log ruMtL Also, spsrerths, hack bones, neck bones, pigs' fNt bacon, aired and smoked bone-In water-added barn pestles (with the enter slice removed), cured and smoked kwolus ham arid stn" sausage." "Find new ways to prepare the hlgb.quallty pork tbst is mailable now." NWWJ Miss P.1s. "Comusners reid to be that perk compares wry favorubly coterie-,ijetootherlssnnieat." Her. are two more mesy4aving tips: -A rersM Agriculture Dupartoisnt slwly (mind that the Ww, ground meat loses moisture during *Wft whUs the regWais w ind loses fat. Unless you're conc!xred abut Mo. fat in bw&no(the saw ais.js plain ,hinbtrgerls the better buy. cut fuel bills, cook one piece otmeat tar iae 1, mw ina1a The be served shoe cold or warmed with gravy. 79*c ' lb. Sliced Answers $129 ' 16-0:. cup I ........... - - Fine dining on a low-cholesterol menu-plan need not be limited to bland, monotonous foods. Herbs and spices and numerous other ingredients can lend intrigue to most dishes. For example, NEW AGE Sandwich Slices, a cheese substitute made with vegetable oil, contain 80 percent less cholesterol and 25 percent less fat than process cheese and give dishes greater interest, appeal, and variety. Chicken a la Suisse forms the basis of a festive menu. Chicken is given a new dmwnsion when seasoned with herbs and rolled cordon bleu-style with Swiss Flavor Sandwich Slices. Begin your dinner with a clear consomme or brothbased vegetable soup. With the chicken, serve tossed greens and-or a fresh green vegetable, both of which may be enhanced with herbs or freshly squeezed lemon juice. Fresh Fisher's Imitation Pizza- Dairi•Fresh niir (rD1m WISCONSIN CHEESE BAR Kraft's Plain INDIVIDUALLY-WRAPPED Cheez Whiz S 7 9 Fresh . Mozzarella Cheese.. i I.1iIIt' 9910 :' Pork Spareribs .......,,... Cottage Cheese.... \ 39 ................ Pork Loin Chops...... : 994 Schmierkase or Low-Fat j // .iick and delicious ounnio, fOCKIS to eVeqftN for an old-fashioned farm breakfast. per \\ Fresh Assorted (Quarter Pork Loin) Dairi•Fresh Small, Large. • • t" U' Shoulder Ficnic ' Boston Blade Roast.... $223 Whether on a special diet or not, many of us have occasion to serve low-cholesterol meals. Fortunately, with a little imagination, we can be considerate of guest's food preferences, yet serve elegant dinners. SH FRE______________________ Fresh Pork Shoulder Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sharp Cheddar, Longhorn or ' Top Butte .... enderloins - 12 01. Wisconsin Cheese Bar WAKEUP7'OA PiJjX I. ':' U.S.D.A. Choice Beef(5 to 7-lb. avg.) Kraft's Golden Image Imitation Mild Cheddar ......... $399 & Swift's Premium ProTen or U.S.D.A.,Choice (10 to 14-lb. avg.), Boneless Kraft's Cracker Barrel Sharp 00 lix \, \ (10 to 14-lb. avg.), Boneless •___,•••_•• ' I SOCt.Pg.,$a,SuJ.Ut Stager Twin IO.fCouSsIItsasWsd.,Jam $0, ,No 2 pounds fresh broccoli Sauce: 3 egg yolks /z tap. cornstarch 14 claps plain yogurt lemon juice 2 taps. Dijon mustard 1 large clove garlic, crushed salt and freshly ground black pepper Remove the tough outer leaves of the borccoll and cut one inch off the base. Quarter the branches lengthwise. Peel the broccoli stalks with a vegetable peeler all the way to the flower buds and set aside. Prepare the sauce. In the top'of a double-boiler, combine the yolks and cornstarch, and whisk until well-blended. Add the yogurt, mustard and garlic, and place the pan over simmering water. Whisk the mixture until it thickens and heavily coats a a oon. Do not let it come to boil. Season with salt, pepper and a large dash of lemon juice. Keep covered over warm but not hot boiling water. In a large casserole, bring salted water to a boil. Add the broccoli and cook for 5 to 6 minutes, or until Just ttnder. Drain and immediately rinse under cold water to stop cooking. n -, k . 5'.', 4,VIP $ I- - N' a 'N - �41—Evsnlng H.rald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1910 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .. . . % :. r -. :':..,.-i '-" ' . Widneday, Jan, 23, 1180-70 " at I . - Si1 I SAVE . . . 14/ . . . : 1/, •'•:',- .• ç I elf, be .00 0*106 •- [L 1 , to taL I ) :I I c.tSjit COUPON UNIT ONE I . IlsaviD I -' . 'COUPONS 0000 I . p9w '1 -a.. r~'. L' CIGARETTES. N I • tjfl ' f .• - ROLL Of $1.00 01 MORE EXCLUDING . I . CIGARETTES. _____________________ A= — I TIP STEAK I R Limit 1 with AC $3.00 E PKES ~MD psirchas. . . •. - .-,.•• 1 ixci. cigs. I . • EST'HIGHWAY IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS w I KRAT I000ISALUD DRESSING LB, 9: w 51 .:.;:. ; .-.•.-&c.4a:, ii . . °' ' . . . . s $1 - I . 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RD. 436 H THIS iPII. 1$ 4 — IN . - s COUPONS AD GOOD IN THESE SEVEN W ' • - ST R n AAA AND IN LONOWOOD . • PRICES I V4sI.W .1 PEARL BEER ......... 6 *cx : $149 I LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON 000011 S1MII( COUNTY & APOPIIA STORES JAJI.24-26 COUPON 0000 ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PU*CNAUS OF $5.00 OR MORE IXCI C OS. : 1 I 2 I- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — -I p ôt SAVE 304 I St( 'I - S .• . - .. cVi'.'.a'. •. , BLUE BAY CHUNK i 1 —. i flc TUNA I CAN3 . LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON IN SEM$IOU COUNTY a aoit* STOIIS JAN. 24-26 COUPON GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCIASIS OF $5.00 OR MOlt (XCI. dOS. GOOD I I — •. — -- I I — 1 I E I RUSSET p : BAKING 1 E POTATOES 1 * I I SAVE "a HARVEST FRESH MAINE I -P 'I . IU flfl .. LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON 000011 UMINI COUNTY a APOPIIA 5T011$ JAN. 24-21 COUPON GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $50005 MOW (XCI. (16$. I . - s-- I I —- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 't JIO81O -I SAVE 10" I Rif I I 20-ox. COMBINATION 01 20V2.og. MUSHROOM O's •••i ?? .........IACH i $229 LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON J I 000011 SIMINOU COUNTY a APOPU STOW MN.---2416 .----_.-. -- - ,an —s-S —.---.. - - - ------- S.. . - -. a -Ji4 '- - •4!h.)jZ1.. iN.I / • . - 7 a..' . .•- , S • - . - ....'4 _:- --: •! s. -------- • a. 1.. .,- - TM '.L 4.4 IW 5 • S -,-- ` -7`-5, 7`1 -. I 2 7`1 ~.~ �or 0—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 8e— * • V T1 -. w Wednssdsy, Jan. 23, 1NO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Prepare 'Crepes; Freeze; Enjoy Later ,.prepes, those delicate French pancakes, most often are .,ijought of as vehicles for a sinful dessert. But they can also be part of the main course. Crepes are simple to make once you learn how much batter ,jo put In the pan and how hot to set your range. &Then, anything goes. ,Jor example, you may fill your crepes with a vegetable niture such as the famous ratatouille of tomato, eggplant, ' . hini, green pepper and onion. Serve as a side dish or first çourse. Dieters will enjoy two of these crepes as a complete jeal. for up three months. You'll always have crepes to fill for quick meals for the family or unexpected guests. RATATOUILLE CREPES Crepes 1 cup two-thirds cup all-purpose flour For each crepe, pour about 2 tablespoons batter Into hot, lightly greased crepe pan or small skillet. Immediately tilt pan to coat bottom evenly with thin layer of batter. Cook 45 seconds or until top looks dry. Turn. Cook about 20 seconds. Stack crepes between sheets of wax paper. Cover with plastic wrap. In 124nch skillet, saute vegetables for filling In oil about 15 minutes or until tender. Combine remaining ingredients In 2-quart saucepan. Mix well. Simmer about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add one-third cup tomato-sauce mixture to vegetables. Mix well. Spoon about . cup vegetable mixture across center of each crepe. Roll up. Place filled crepes In lightly greased 13-by-9-inch baking dish. Cover with aluminum foil. Bake at 375 degrees about 20 minutes. Spoon remaining heated tomato-sauce mixture over crepes. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 10 crepes (5 servings). NOTE: Crepes may be frozen up to 3 months. Stack S crepes on paper plate with sheet of wax paper between each crepe. Wrap securely In foil or seal In plastic bag. Freeze. Thaw number needed overnight In refrigerator. to 2 eggs . • one-third cup enriched corn meal ½ teaspoon salt Filling and Sauce rned!um4Ize tomatoes, chopped 1 cup coarsely chopped zucchini 1 cup coarsely chopped eggplant I medium-size green pepper, cut into 'i.lnch strips 1 medium-size onion, thinly sliced 3 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 (8-ounce) cans tomato sauce ¼ cup white wine or water 1 tablespoon sugar V4 teaspoon garlic salt 2 And for extra flavor, texture and nutrients, make your crepes with corn meal. ' You can prepare a batch of crepes ahead of time. Separated ,I pm one another with wax paper, they will keep In the freezer W POtpoum • ¼ teaspoon basil leaves ¼ teaspoon oregano leaves For crepes, combine all Ingredients. Beat until smooth, 'ii SAVORY SOUP "4 cups water ' )-' 2 (10%.oz.) cans condensed chicken broth 2 cups chopped cooked thicken 1 cup carrot slices 1 cup celery slices 1 cup coaraley chopped onion cup regular barley Chicken Like • • .• • ..:i Ak Irrip " a Mt • vu, sIn It OW Fresh Crisp Radishes Assorted Greens nfl 'IC 1115*? '1CIlU I Si/Pee Fresh Slaw or Salad pgcoa#t 10 19 LB BAG $1 uvt *aus 15*! SAVE 200 A LI SAVE 24C .• Fresh ucs •*c LL PURPOSE 1r/jh1e/F d0 P"14 Grapefruit (g) SAVE 7C A LB 7 A LB PCA foul L ___ T T HO MISS C OC O dill weed tt pswe e/ 'VV Ciock rice is package ftectL Meanwhile *epar. vegetable.. Missere butter and sessonlngL Pare, core and dice pests to messere 1% ' When rice Is cooked, saute cabbage, carot, celery and onion In butter until tenderalap, about 3 mInut. Bitt In seasonings. 3 op). 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Heat oil In large skillet or wok. Add chicken and brown on all sides. Remove and keep warm. Add celery and green onion. Saute until lust tender. Add to chicken• Comb pineapplejutce, sherry, cornstarch and sugar in skillet, Cook, tIrriig, until-thickened and--smooth.- Add chicken and vegetables. Cook several minutes. Add pineapple and almonds. Heat through. Serve over noodles. Makes 4 servings. TURKEY SALAD ORIENTAL with SHERRY DRESSING 4 cups shredded, cooked turkey 1 large cucumber, thinly sliced 2 cups bean sprouts 1 cup celery, diagonally sliced ½ cup cider vinegar L4 cup dry sherry 3 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon soy sauce 34 teaspoon ground ginger 4 cups spinach leaves, stems removed cup green onions, diagonally sliced Sesame croutons SAVE 20C A L11 AM N.A. GALLO CHABLIS NOSE OR Missive Care Lotus us OTIS . - I j 0 5 f; " FUIN F5.A OS 010505* PACK 1 2oz /L'silh/g &:u1q4JsI Apo Juice $158 Oscar Mayer Franks SCHMIDTS BEER It's, Ds,qs;i, i 684 sIll 51 IkiPhi NA! 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N'S ,. IN THE DAIRY CASE 384 584 Spred Mrs.- Olso ' fwrft p joe Idw ½ cup dry sherry Pr sue scOIPl' is BURGUNDY Rq : . Fryer Combination * MR $ DiwiNa'corc'sI wv • lot 40* V00 C :rT.r. St1Ppcod1"" HOMESTYLE 119 Unafto 31 594 Libby Green Bias '. eli- garbc1flMlii*d *1515 1111911 It IlSill & *vitai 1111(1 511 5 U SANDWICH DDFAI' • S • _ 994 Patty Prids Psamit litter Dinty Moore But Stew SAVE Sri • Hindi Wrap ___ - $141 I I2oz P1(0. SAVE 300 694 m useiu UK *ft own w.. w "*s..nt' Fyal WITH PINEAPPLE 3 medium chicken breasts, split and boned and cut Into strips s cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons peanut oil or salad oil cup celery, diagonally sliced ' cup green onion, cut In 1-inch pieces 1 cup pineapple juice • l -' ____ ;i I ThW ' lewillsopeolwamm Sill IS A LIS*I sIll $1 * tililSil 1Usd! 5111$ (NI NiL? P15515 150 i.i a*.w1*a1c,,tI Fri &V9iX67VWP1e91 tepoon herb p.çsr seasoning 1 W4-sww,. Can abboload bsol broth 2102 poimds boosim bsol (Mtk absulder Smoked Slab Bacon Whole Pork Loin I or A • 2 tabTipoona chopped parsley WED JAN 30 1950 QUANTITY RIGHTS RISIRVID B "GRADE HOT DOGS SWISS ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD ,'uRS JAN 24 li415U $151 14 PI(5 Old Smithfield sausage raw brow mpares to 349 value I l98 Fresh Pork Butts FLORIDA SAVE 100 to is sill FOR SAVEIOC Ufi 15£ to It 5,00 1115W lAstlY NAIlS III $149 Iv! SAVE I package (10 oz.) frozen peas Heat margarine and oil In Dutch oven or large heavy saucepan. Add chicken and brown well. Add tomatoes, chicken broth, onion, parsley, salt, pepper, bay leaf and garlic. Cover and cook over low heat 25 minutes. Add rice and cook 10 minutes; stir occasionally. Add peas and cook 10 minutes longer, or until done and all liquid is absorbed. Makes 6 servings. Contains about t',OO calories per serving. 169 $'il Lykes Smoked Picnics LB 12LB or 3 lb. bag 3P • 12 B is188 lAsh? •&MI UI? 794 GEORGIA RED Y to 5*11 15 £tSS COU lS15 11880 1,1880 SWEET ORANGES POTATOES 5 39 4LBs$100 ONIONS CABBAGE SAVE f YE L L OW GREEN _ •• igonly $218 Boneless Beef Round Steak tAll 15*1*1! $10 • * iI5 COO IllS. .Ll' aI.3 SIll Boneless Stewing Beet z'sis SAVI 15*111115W VAstlY 5115$ III 515155 Freshly Ground Beef to Fresh Pineapples Uvt*SST Us - 111111 U11310, Potting Soil un IN its" !c Beef Blade Chuck Roast 2 454 Fresh Tender Carrots LB FOR • Sno White Mushrooms 1 ½ teaspoon pepper 111 14 teaspoon pepper 1 medium bay leaf 1 medium clove garlic, minced 14 cups uncooked rice nbo size (r any UlI 15 £11 US Dbci istn VAIIII NiI Im i; IMI * III? 49t 12$100 SAVE 30C DONG 4w Beef Blade Chuck Steak u s . sos sss 1 cup chicken broth 1 cup sliced onion 's cup chopped parsley 2 teaspoons salt SIIERRIFfl CMTCKFN SAII 694 144 rig 894 494 Citrus Punch • 394 Oft j¼ 2 mWfl4 ftsab Bar 3 pounds chicken parts 1 can (1 lb. 3 oz.) tomatoes, chopped OF SHAPES & DECORATIONS! SAYS Uk — 550 SIPS Tomatoes I• P. • W3 slices bacon :i 2 tablespoons margarine 2 tablespoons vegetable oil MAGNIFICENT SAVINGS size mug \ drain Parsley, optional Cook bacon in l04nch ovenproo( omelet or try pan until almost crisp. Remove 1 slIce and roll up. Fasten with a tooth. pl&Set wide. Complstecookthglnmainlngs&eeunW crisp. DraIN crumbleand set aside. Pow off drippingslsav1flg 1 tablespoon In pan. Drain corn, reserving Uqul". P corn Into pan. Stir or stake over medhan best about Ito Iminutes until corn Ii lightly browned. Mix eggs liquid, onion, pepper and reserved crumbled bacon. Pow over corn. Cover and cook unUua)mostaet8toVm1nutea.R.mowcovsr.oI1aboutS Inchei.frcsn heat until top Is set, about Ito 4 minutes. Loi,,' edges with spatula and Invert onto serving plate. Gatidab with reserved bacon curl and parsley, If desired. Cot In wedges to serve. To make handle ovenprool, cover completely with aiwnlnum foil. h VEGETARIAN PEAR RICE cup n rice ,I cups finely shredded cabbage cup thinly sliced carrot cup thinly ilicea celery 0½ cup chopped onion tablespoons butter or margarine 1 teaspoon salt t&oon -.----&v -.mustard 4 teaspoon We tle i,u.' AA NOW YOU CAN COLLECT A 99c COMPLETE SET OF BEAUTIFUL MUGS AT GREAT SAVINGS compares to JUST FOR SHOPPING WITH US. CHOOSE FROM A WIDE SELECTION $1.79 value a k i.16... Stt.,s. .h,Ulru, ,,.I., %M.J SWVV £Up 16IIMII ;1vv1 a uII1i6 IIII pm! i)l'F'P DISH SU \IO' HAND PAINTED STONEWARE MUGS AT regular it ½ pound bulk sausage 1,,*r12W1e kerjpelçwith.vsstp pp, cup liquid (corn 1lu1d plus water) O eggs N lIsblupooninitentmIncedonion CHICKEN PINEAPPLE foods which will keep you fit. Chicken and Rice Is a good example of a basic dish, which, like a basic wardrobe, can be dressed up or down, depending on the occasion. Less than an hour to prepare, It 13 Ideal for unexpected company since you are likely to have most of the Ingredients on hand. A glass of wine, a spinach salad and a cheese-fruit board dM the elegant touches your guests will appreciate. Bread or ru -90 could be served with family-style meals. Chicken, a good buy from both the nutritional and economic standpoints, is the low-fat focus of this meal-in-one dish. At only 500 calories a serving, you will find Chicken and Rice a basically satisfying and nutritious dish, fitting your active schedule. CHICKEN AND RICE any STUFFED PEPPERS ('I 54 medium greev Sets .1Salted Water FRUGAL CORN FRITATA 4.enags s111:R}tIF:I) PTIdeo PaV10 Vvesevxts dx~ ad, 'Ass, 011 1% cups water 1 can (8 oz.) whole kernel (fl J cup shredded cheddar cheese Halve peppers lengthwise; discard sterna and seeds. Parboil peppers in boiling salted water for Ominutes; drain and place In shallow baking dish with ½ Inch of water. Brown sausage well, reserving ¼ cup drippings. Add well In a skillet; contents of VegetableSeasoning Packet and water to sausage and reserved drippings in skillet. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer 6mlnutea. Add Stuffing Crumbs and corn; stir just to moisten. Cover, remove from heat and let stand 5 minutes. Spoon Into pepper halves. Bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes; then top with cheese and bakeS minutes longer, or until cheese is melted. Makes 4 cups sbAffing mixture or 8 Or Downl`. If you lead an active life, you may become a meal skIpper9l find yourself headed for the convenience food aisle In your supernsamket. with (1,rr'nt 0mrsAvers. rnnvpriip ft minimal work. In terms of nutritional quality, you may new to add some vegetables, fruit or a salad. Learn to read labels carefully. If you are trying to cut down on your intake of saturated fat, avoid breaded entrees or thone in gravies and cream sauces. If you spend lots of time working out, put convenience to work for you by developing a file of adaptable, easy recipes for CHICKEN AND RICE ••• 1 teaspoon salt 2 medium apples, chopped (about 2 cups) Combine all Ingredients except apples in 4.quart Dutch oven. Cover. Simmer about 45 minutes. Add apple. Simmer about 15 minutes or until barley Is tender. Serve with cheese and crackers, If desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about S 1-cup servings. i NOTE: To substitute quick barley for regular barley, add % eV quick barley with apples. Proceed as recipe directs. Iff It Up ',.•--. ½ Ia QV pa.,J....... Dress ; OW I clove garlic, minced 1 teaspoon curry powder £ Wardrob e Basic Wednesday, Jan. 23, !!N!! 3/iI un • 1111~ -Al CORN FLAKES 1202 BOX 59 one-third cup grited sharp Cheddar cheese Drain and flake salmon, reserving liquid. Saute onion and celery in butter. Blend In flour. Add mushroom soup, milk and reserved salmon liquid. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Blend in salmon, peas, mushrooms and seasoning sal t. Pla ce salmon mixture In shallow 8-Inch round casserole. Unroll crescent roll dough and separate Into triangles. Place narrow edge of each triangle against outer edge of casserole. Sprinkle dough with cheese and fold In half, placing point at edge of casserole. Bake at 400 degrees F for 15 to 30 minutes, or until biscuits are golden. Makes 6 servings. ORANGE ALMOND SALAD lightly packed torn romaine 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin orange aegmentj, drained 3 green onions, sliced 1 tablespoon chopped parsley % cup Sweet and Sour Dreuthg (rss Maws) ½ cup slivered almonds, toasted romaine, oranges, onloss and parsley In large bowl;: just before serving toes with Sweet nd Sow' Dressing. Spoon onto individual serving plates; top with abnoids. Makes; servings. 6 cups _____ ____ SWEET AND WUR uI eow ½ cup vegetable o ¼ cup white wine tarragon vüegar 1½ teaspoons sugar ½ teaspoon tarragon ¼ teaspoon salt ½ (easpoon pepper Dash liquid hot pepper sauce In small bowl whisk together all lngsdga until mixture Is creamy and thoroughly coznbE Refrigerat, minutes to blend flavors. Mix befotsaarft. at least 30 Make % cap. __ __ -wit _L.a. •.-)• _ l• . • ' �.: .:. - . -. 5 .. . , .. . . , -. , I. I If, soB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Widnsdy, Jan. 23, 1910 ________________________ - gaI Mobil . Oil Protests _____ Not To Air TV Programs CO. official criticized the decision of three Post-Newsweek television stations Tuenlay not to air the mInI4eI-ies "Edward and Mrs. Center, Shell Road. nature JACKSONVq..LE,Fla.wPfl_AMobiloil . Central florida Zoological Society annual election 8 p.m., First Federal Savings and Lean Assn. of Orlando, across from Altamonte Mall. ______ '-- .,l,l WTY'r 5IWII S S South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center. RObin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., A1tam.'m$e Overraten Anosynseno, 30 n.m., Cr'iwt,s United Methodist Qun'dt, Caltrs. S.antord A., I p.zn, 1301 W. F'rsc &, Sscñrd '.."x'.e'a.. Sanford. Aan)ws . -c .L.Th.. U&5. S&r4U'd Alrpxt Altaneut 5rznt So V4autza Serzsura.. a.. Ekeltona Inn. Welgin aitbtrs 1 a.-, Sears, Altamonte Mail. , JACKSON, Miss. (UPI)—Gov. William Winter drew three trustworthy, free of prejudice and commItted to the .tliminatjon of mediocrity in state government. "There will be no place In this administration for anyone who is not utterly and impeccably trustworthy in all of his affairs and relations and activities with the people of Micthcippi, their property and their possessions," the 56-yearold veteran political leader said to a round of applause. "There will be no place in this administration for bias or prejudice based on sectionalism or class or race or religion or anything else," he said to more applause. "Therewifibeno place in this administration for medlocilty or shoddy performance or a halfdone," he added, again to applause, WinterwasaworninshortlyafternoonasMIssjssippi556 governor before a packed crowd in the House chamber of Plus and beer party for University of Central Florida alumni, 5:30 to 7 p.m., multi-purpose room, UCF Village Center. Entertainment by Rosie O'Grady'sGoodTtmneJazzBand. C&1 Mark Glickman, 27S-33. Altemonte'Caiselberry Chamber of Commerce sixth _____ annual benquet, 6:30 p.m., Lord Chumley's Pub, Altainonte Springs 8e.reT.uroiee'ArejcapdO1d[ace'at Once Upon A Stage. 1..eave Sanford Civic center at 11:15a.m., 1g up Cauelberry near Leeds, 11:30 am. which Depeeslos Glesi Show and Sale, Sanford Civic Center. College in DRAPERIES, and that we intend to. register laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole .County, FIorid in ac cordance with the provisions of the FictItiOus Nimi5tatuteLTo.Wfl: Section $13.09 Florids Statutes 1937. 51g. Jewelene Stern Rose Differt Publish: January 2, 9, 16, 23, 1910. DER-6 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am aged in business at Pt, 4, 181, Sunset Dr., Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE GLASS & MIRROR, and that I Intend to.register Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ac• cordance with the provisions of the FictHious Name Statu!es, To-Wit: - --------- ' Democrats .Set Precinct Races ys noon deadline DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication ,., .--, - , Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee. Contested races will be Included on the ballot 117 the Ifl• dividual precincts In March. 'Illcne winning uncontested races as well as those elected Mardi 11 wIll be seated on the nnilttee In April pty will then re-organize and elect new officers. 1951. Sig. Anthony -Ramos . Dean Blair Charles M. Sawyer Publish: January 9,16, 23, 30, 1980 DER20 _____________________________ ________________________ - NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC _______________________ ______________________ ..______ . NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Races expected to be on the ballot Call 322-9148 for reservations, ______ III .8outh Seminole Chamber .1 Cemmeree annual meeting and country barbecue,______ 44 pm. Maitland Civic Center. Entertainment and socIal, 4 ______ _______ _____ ______ Ateses C±a Jese Merti Mrthdsy celeb don ce- are: Fred Green and RObert J. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7.2369.CA.O4. 3007 West Fifth Lumberton, NC. 2833$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. FlED that FRANK JACOB BRITT, ha& tiled a Petition in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, to Modify the Custody of Minor Child, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on THOMAS 0. FREE MA N, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address Is p.o. Box 70 (1009 Hwy 436), Altamonte SprIngs, FL 32701, and file the - 1 Sford MONDAY,JANVA*Y$$ . Ikuemth,i',, 1:)0 p.m., Florida Power & ______ and Investments, Seminole [esgusalUvie Aisedaliges, 8pm., Fleit Federal of 1ando, t'4*añd Palmsprings Road, Altamonte Springs. Slat. a.st JOho vt wiU ipsak ______ ________ _____ - ' 6.-child Care ____________ _______ ' ARE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR DAY:CAR.. 5JLTEP'_ Part or luil.tlme, your chIldren wIll be well taken care of by mature & reliable person wreasonable rates. Hot meals I. snacks, M.F, our timeflex.,ages2&up.s34.41o3 (days) & 323-8141 or 3337)33 (eves). ChildCare Lake Mary El. niary School tirough Fib, 1. Isd VP'W Pest 11118 misting. 5p.m. past hems, ____ Simison (arenas room. Open to Vales' ujlite'mis ______ over S ,x . LUS of WomS Valru, to no fgh Sel, 5 - - ____ _______ - Degree 3324733,322.0362 January, A. D., 1980. ' (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court house Sanford, FL 32771 By: Eve Crabtree Deputy Clerk Jan.v, 16. 23. 30, 1?$Q DER23 ____ $ed VJW MIII Aary- m.g. I p,'m akIA p00 - 668.8*81, Plenty of elbow room + lake frontage on this 3 acre minI form, comp. w-3 BR home. ' .' Make offer. OSTEEN. ' H. ' CASHIER F1'Ontcounterwett ROOFER LOT SO' o I hail a_ps •WW •aa and OURSELVES EDITOR 32'U11 l.Sdaily *8OIS.PI-I. "Your Future OurConcet'n" AAAIMPLOYMINT '. Underground, 2332 Country Club Rd., Sanford, ______________________ SECRETARY 3p.m.$p.m. at Holiday House Corp., 11)0 Old Daytone Rd., De'I.and. helpful. Paid life & health Ins. hafldicappidpeopfeinn.edo,s*uIlent lobl With N day _____ ,.. ,,, ... , .-. and amendment to the Zo1ng . + holidays & vacations, Contact Production Oppt., CIrdinal Industries Inc., Equal Opportunity Employer, -,. BANANA LAKEFRONT. 3 Berm., 2 Bath, 2)00 sq ft, hugS Fern Rm wfireplace over. LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2½ lake frontage, 75' dock I morei POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. $30,900. . W$thOUtIoSsofdisablIy$fo SiCUI'ltYbonefits,TfII$JOSI$ FOR YOU. Isadin, dlemicai company SwIll and e CIASS1PIED -. ,: ADVT1SING :,', Pam. Rm, terrific kItchen I. landscaped lot In superb area 2BEDROOMHOMENEAR,Mh Set' just $30,950! STREET, SELLER WILL PAINT & RE.CARPET. SNADOW LAKE WOODS — $30,000. .,. 55p ':. Sell advertising for classified section by tslapIwns sollcita. ________ tone.xt,rr,GreatRrn,IWr 7BEDROOM,CENTRALAIR & walk.ln closets on wooded ½ $95,100. MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. acre for OCALA NATIONAL FOR EST. ____ $11,900. complete .5774 Day ..:-" cal action. Good Ing ski Is needed. All Nighi or LIST NOWI Call Walt Cappel 3134400 REALTOR . ,, ' _____ ' _____ n.. om. _______ deared ares. 535.000. SEJOLER REALTY _____ . OMIIF will finance. Apply In person : RONALDG$ECK ,. dIR. lion 1g. let. Zoned 00, _____________ Don't lose your credit, we will iA-tIII eouàii - - ------------ W. Garn.ttWhite Reg.ReaIEstateBr.r JOHNKRIDERA$SOC. $33,000. ELLONVILLE CORNER - 41.ACa,dSiI1kUfl10 ____________________________ $l allap. 3 BUILDERS LOTS, 53*110' EACH, NEAR SANFORD AVE. $1500 EACH. CRESCENT, DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR AREA. 875*00. 95' 131' WOODED LOT SECTION. $31,150. 42.. EIght ISV winter Iiot* 1h6& Complete., turn., screen Pie. km., sun.dsck, utility '' •HIS( STATf - . . ,, . -, ... ...... .. ...------.- ______ ' ___ ___ .- City Of $I&Ord pIg an Zoning Commission Publish Jan. 23, * 1950 - . 214ffiN, Nd' ' . *i : a . -. -. o DINI$ . . ... . ' C5II atssØ . ,. -- iris ,. call . - IflYim_____ For more .0 6 P.M. . . . . ______ ________ __________ _____ _____ r.;'4't.j.''4:,'a-.-2. ___________ ______________ _______________________ . ' s.' .'..v. ' ' ' .. • .. .. , .. -. .,.. , i4'i":_ - - . - - - , . •, . REAL ESTATE - Interior '. ' - 3439 S. Myrtle Ave. The Real Estate Agency REALTOR 327.4951 Eves. -V-" .. p.. IfrI_ . • Consolidated Main Systems Major appl.,, all brands, C NSA Frpø,.tt 110. . _________________________ ________ - .....-- . -- .,. , . CUSTOM HOMES BUILT S.G. BALINT 372-1663 formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit St., 3223142 _________________ COURT CUSTOM'S CONSI __________________________ C.ramicTjle GUITAR LESSONSexp. as teacher S professional guitarist. Studied theory 'r'p.Ip( ,-'-.,',' ,I.,.- -____________________ Complete Mobile Home Repair 3495259 ___________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 322 2255 Home Irrrovsnnts Ian. ,,, - ________________ Music Center, 3205 French Ave. fl..r Beauty Care Customdesignhomes, Additions. 323 078) MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, . , Bonded. Free Estimates 373 Beginners, enroll now, $5 a NEWS REPAIR les*on. Student guitars Free Est. 130 1183 aft6 available, $29. Also save on ________________________ Gibson, Martin, Guild, FURNITURESEDDING 60-Off ice Supphes Wholesale toall. Orlando Whole. _____________________ ____________________ 62 Lawn-Garden WILSON MAIFR FURNITURE lMan,qualityoperation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 377132) Seamstress now accepting work, Call before 12noon $30 1972 ____________________ 30x60 stiel peditl desk, metal uphol. revol, chair, aj. 3223634 aft, 6:30 _______________________ ______________________ Home RepaIr _________________________ _______________________ ____ - Auction, 1215 S. French. 323 ii!]: *_'_K ApplIance Repair _____________________ 3l0Sanf9rdAve. Drapes, Upholstery J32.0707 CERTI FlED LAWN 'ywaII FREE ESTIMATES 3737902 ______________________ ____________________ )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls UgiW Houling repaired, Res. & Comm.. 322-843' FlLLDlRTITOpSO$ YELLOW SAND CaIlClark&Hirt3n-lssO I_ CallI3l.3399or562.0I34 YardDebris,Trash AppllanceslMisc, __________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ - 6l'A"FaflflEqiijp. 322-5791 - _____________________ Animal Haven Grooming S Boarding Kennels. Thermo BUILDINGS!! LAST CHANCE stal controled heat, off floor I Punting __________________ Color Port. TV, Color Console TV, AM.FM Stereo, w. record player. mwo. steel, pre.engineere clear $$MONEY sav.r$$ All buildings have 70-25 loading and large framed opening. 30' x 41' x 12' for $359300 40' x 4$' x 14' for 14,969.00, 40' x 73' x II' for $6,339.00, 45' x 96' x 14' for $1,192.00. F.O.B. Factory. Call Eiec. timer for your water htr. 333.4334 _________________ Side-by-lid, refrigerator, $75; Picnic tabli, w 2 benches. 130; $31; Oak perch rockers, $3Ls, metal olticliesk, $70, Jenkins 101 1. tJiti ,-old Good, ________________ ____________________ - or out? Call "The Old Tim Hai'idymen ____________________________ Handyman, minor ci. rep., plumb., carp., free cit., 34 hr. seiv Senior cit. dii., 131-4901. 447, ____ ____ __________________ Freetogoodho lyr.oidinish$ettej me - ur pet. 3225733. House Cissithig ____________________ 65—Pets-Supplies sox wrs & 10 pd. above dsaisrs cost. Twin, fullsiis,quwnlklitg. Jkins Quality workmanship No lob too small or big, Interior or Cx tenor. Pressure clean,Ing. 332. 0071. ...... _____________________ _____________________ __________________ Interior. Exterior All Work Quaranteed IOUlewIVe$ Cleaning SerViCe Regularor1timesis We QQwath winduwsl 6775194 _______________________ ____________________ _________________ ________________ 81W Remodeling & Repair, g,, ___________ FURNITURE & THINGS SuyI5IIt Niwl Ueai Furnitur, • • • EUT$LERPAINTINGI windows, doors, mtnor •l repair I plumb. 3277506. REE ESTIMATESC.II 363.3342 ________________ _________________ Carpen•ry,eainting,Maint. PaintingIRem.lip,g FREE ESTIMATES. of all typet. Lic. Bonded of total Inventory of broni twet Interiprmns SeNin,. These beds are nit damaged or seconds but brand new top tins Sliding sets aiulyl Free Noel dslivery. ___ Nell's -Sanlord P,z. nitere Salvage. 5743. Is. of SMIlJ. _1.1791. I Ø 1918 Ford Monarch Anniversary Edition. 18.500 ml. ext cone Jonn vvara. JZJ4119. ,, __ __ Inc., healers Van Wrigld.Masclef. _____________ ' F)Ch (Il-fl) Sinlori J.J.Nsrman.Neah$et' i______________ 43S' -373.5334 613.0440 Eve 130.0102 MUITIPSILI$TINGSIRVICE " Furnishings Valiant. Both6cyl., inspected, _____ st Yow BusIZs... DiI 3222611 or 8319993 . ,' - .1 '-' .. LI.. . '_K_ security doors, spiral stairs I Center, Sanlord 373 $911. pool raIls. 64I.57. _______________________________ ____________________________ _____________________ __ ____ __ __ STIMPIN AGENCY 1l .. .q, ,i 5 TO A PARK NEAR WILSON SCHOOL. $12,510. EX. CELLENT TERMS. REALTY WORLDs good cond., your choice $495 105 W. 1st St. 32% 0998 mattresses at ________ Person sporatlen. Apprep. .* (55050 + Inventory). SorrY all CASH, but start Iai'WPl temsrriw. .,..I • - ' __ 1' ' ______ Pl1IN*i Stl$Iflei5l RiciNlon ______ I tItet riqufres drfr ________________________ hi & H SALES Is now open from 9 III? New & used merchandise & con sionment sales. 2621 S. Sanford Ave. 323 0171 ir 377 7614 Also setting navel oranges. _______________________________________ $1SI. ' _______________________ ________________ ___________________ _____________ -- *4.. 23. 35 4 1 -'a,____________________ '. BY: Elianor F. Bsa'afto ,blish, JamIary FebruaryE, - .. - - _______________________ _________ ___ CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ' _______ ('all Dell's Auction. 323 5670 '64 Dodge Dart; '67 Plymouth - - 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 3277) Oriental ironwork. Tailor.made 5i—Ib 51'x131' WOODED LOT MAR. OVER AN ACRE FRONTING - 1605 (Dealer) dent ial AuctIons & Appraisals. ROBSON MARINE 8*00, sell for 5330. 204 Ridge Of'. 322.3213. 17.000. _____________________ -_______________ ____________________ For Estate Commercial & Resi JUST MAKE PAYMENT5-'69 tc '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS EXTRA LARGE CORNER LOT, 35th LAKE MARY RD. & Phons323.7$$),5anfo (good both days, _______ - ______________________ - Ado, $150 '79 Tobia 1S'-Ctr. Console ISO HP Eng. Baron TrIr. Complete rigged w all options. WOODED LOT IN LOCH Wrangi.rJackef,Ilned.SII.99e.. HOMES. $14,900. - public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's, tile only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901.235$311 for further details. 55--Boats & Accessories teage Investment. 1101 C. Robinson, Orlando, 422-2976. 3113ISE.Fii'itSt, INC. REALTORS Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, Will hold a _____ 27th, 95. make 7340 100'xZlO' WOODED LOT NEAR ID 6 1% SANFORD CIVIC CENTER w.urIT ______________________ 59-Musical rchandise ______________________ Will buy lit. 2nd mortgages. We Guitars, amplifiers & drums. atso Real Estate & Clearance sale save up to '- Florida Mar. $300, Bob Balls Discount Orlando. $14,000. Sat J.,n 7ólti Sun ian 77th DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 2001 Magnolia Ave. Railroad, coke a coia, Avon items in. eluded. Sat. & Sun. Jan. 76th & _______________________ MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. cc SHOW & SALE Fred WJIroth, Sponsor. catch up payments 1. buy your equity. Riggs Realty, 323-7977. _______________________________ a classified ad. and pIle the money in your wallet I i ___________ Sanford 372-3207. Don't pile no longer needed Item, hIgh as an elephant's eye. Place HOME, WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE GEORGE, NEAR CRESCENT CITY. Al1 ESTATE SALE: 405 E. 11th, Thurs & Fri. 9 a.m Piano & Misc.322-3.466. Al KAMPOROUNDS l'i mi, West of I 4 on SR 16 to Orange Blvd. Thursday is p.m. Good assortment ol __________________ . ________________________ ____ __ - - MIJjE Rh _____ ______ ____________________ We buy equity in houses, apts.I vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, e.o. Box 29. ". hEAL STATE Ir*er 3$ N. l7.9L Caseelbirry, Fl. 134-1311 Eve. 842-3131 FORRESTOREENE 74393. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanforo , EVENING HERALD ______ N, French Avs, _____ ta4Mb,PhdWhith,,15m1CSl7MlHIstth Hocus cs k, Altamuti ______ - ' . ________ ___ 44pili. Ciii 13141U, AWARD REALTY, INC. - DEPRESSION ERA 72 —Auct ion - ____ __ ___ _________ _______________ F.rnnt5 80-AutosforSale 54-Ga rage Sale ________________________ 47-Real Estte nted -___---.__ - :5th 5t 3?) C?31 , v', 78 Dodge Power Wagon, I wh drive, auto., AC, PS PB, exc. cond 51.000 & vase over 3;) 036; dli .430 - . rn,J'1uj4 , .,.,.t From$IOto$30 ______ — L RS craftx a. Removed BUY JUNK CARS 71-Antiques TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo Agent 3398386 It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. Webuyyour equity, close In 21 hrs 77—Junk Cars - ______________________ a classified ad, and pile the Maiiczowski, REALTOR 322. 7983. ______ TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900. -.----------- .".' money in your wallet! Lk. Sylvan area, 3 acres. $21,900. Other parcels avail. W. H. Ers? MOIhI sr. 5 ACRES NEAR UPSALA r':t.'rc. REAL ESTATE S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. 900'acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. - - Don't pile no longer needed itemS high as an elephant's eye. Place REALTOR,322.71,I ___________________________ ., WE BUY ISFO FURNITURE, 4PPL lANCES & PIUMIIINO FIXTURES Jenkins Fur . AIOflpia Ca I I Ba rt Dbl. inutel box springs Longwood 3 BR, 20, lots of storage, neat & clean, corner Nail Champion mobIle home ____ , ____ VA &FHAFinancIng ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. on beautiful 1 yr. old Double wide w.2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, Can H.A & eat.in kitchen. 573. mo. lot rental. Call now! $20,500. Harold Hall Rejlty, Inc., 323-3774. ______________________________ MAKE OFFER. 134-3005 - - 000dusedlV's,$23&up Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 105' paved road. 240' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. $14,950. see our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES R03 Orlando Dr. 323-3200 MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads - ' MU house I pool. $33,950. 3274373. ______ ' (13 ____________________ Top Dollar Paid for iunk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. Cash 322.4 132 322 5990 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used ----furniture. Refrig . 5!oves, to,ls 79-Trucks.Trailers IoStereo Rad' 53_ - ' _______________________ - WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF, READY TO BUILDI $1,500. 3fl1orovs_ 3234117 Sanfor . order f,, REALTOR - NEW& USED BATTERIES BATTERY SHOP Major Credit Cards IO1W2lthSt 3239111 Bridges Antiques & Auction rfwy *6, buying gold, silver & coins 323 2801 I 43-Lots-Acreage 42-Mobile Horties M. Unsworth Realty ________ __________________ Id Hail Isally __ - oran in-city home? Call us, we may have what YOU 3 BEDROOMS, 1½ BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE LOVE AT F IRST SIGHT— provements now o hereafter James "Tell us again about the good old days when therewasvlolenceonlvI" I Need a country home on S acres 3 BEDROOMS, NEW PAINT, CARPETS, PANELING & LIKE NEW CONDITION, FHA OR VA POSSIBLE, , - Beautiful residential lots In Orange City. Priced from $3130 to $5000. Call for in. formatlont -- Push bulton controls, has caro USC. Still in war'ranty OrgnaIly $649, assume pay ments of 521 mo Agent 339 8386 t-Z4 financing. -,,. pmyam, Ptlp*e has ipininge for men precinct 571 William Colbert and Patricia A. Colbert precinct II; Sam Seminoi County, Fiorida, easements, rigtes, appurtenances travel live state 'tea wt%Ile Ryan and Sherrill Casey, precinct II; Ken Megili, precinct 21; Mary Ordinance No. 1097, Article V, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and training. Apply In P51W tS Ann Giplhetti, precInct 12; 0. Deiley and Chris Dailey, precinct. Provis Section o. RC.1, gas rights and prilils, walgr, 131 LeeR. Ware, precinct 35; Doneld 0. Jackson. precinct U: 1-111584, 'RestrIcted. Marlin Isni at Helidoy inn. I. Commercial District water rlits, and wofsr stock, and 44 SR lOon Thursday 12:15 precInct 271 Helen K. McCleSIi.y, Precinct 29 KItIIIIUI tS 6:50 and Friday 15:05 till Subsection 8, Conditional Uses all fiztures Reynolds, precinct 35; RIchard W. SIaIHnss and Cynthia L. Stallines, ached to the prspa.$y, all of Noni it' write Mailin Se.st IS: Matisse Ann Pets.s, precinct 39, Barbara Jean Zanier, precinct 10, consumpi ion and additions thsrsfe, shall be oem Relond WIlliams, precinct II, Daniel ReSet's Westfell and Joanne only, incidental tO operation deemedtobeandrem.In'apataf Wesifall, precInct 4$: Judy Friend, precinct 47: Jeffrey Mater AVON _,l typical Minit.Markf and 711 Ihe property. Myra Ann Mater, precinct a; Richard Teflon ani Pat T.lson. precinct FIGHT INPI.ATION qii. ageiref yog, i.. y 49; Oerai4 William, precInct 30, MIce Grooms. preInd SI; Lswrsnce _________________________ are required _____ m lrse. yew esnr.lne to serve , copy of Boll ____ ____ ____________________ IHisr,p!ocit;ErdMcDanaqiAnnc.p..,s,pr.,s3, Commission wilt submit • on H. Richard I44I7't44450g Mark Stern, ptecinct 1$; Jeim L.alghty, precInct 17, Harry 1-. Lindsay recommendation 'to Pie City DERSON I RUSH,Sates ii Aftarneys " typist & aies orier : 110kw C. WMs. precinct 15; w*iam wMs. against, the dhnges br ____ H WMs aiw_851,1ev East. Central Boulevard, Post precinct Si, Julius Singling ii Sii*a 84. oaiitus. precinct is: Dr. minis. Tb. Chit Commission will 41* & be wllilne • as., N*ld a Pilic Hearing in thi City David N, Vickers and Deletes 1-. VicUrs. precInct 66, TImothy day wk. Cell 3314184. asS Per nio ani tile Ills original with b. Commission Room in th. City 1'% CIerkofffieabowstyIc.,p on Fesruary 11,1950. 19$0,otherwise,a ludernent map All partI.s In .inferst entered agsl.lst yell Per tile cititens shall have an opportunity relief demanded In the Complaint. to he heard.aI said hearings. WITNI my haiti and the sesi ZonIng Commission Cl the City of Janry, lesg. ..i1FLOloA 1 Sanford. Florida, tftI$ list day of (SEAL) Jafluary. 1950. ARTHUR N. UCKWITH. 'J. 0. Galloway, Low down p4yments. 3222387. Buildto Suit-our lotor yours. FHA VA. FHA23SI24S WOODED ½ ACRE wroses & privacy sets off 1 yr. old 3 Berm. w.earth tone carp. Can, H.A, indoor W.D hookup I .'. transportatIon furnished - buyers. Ne homes with monthlypaymentsunder$250. ----- _______ MICROWAVE ALLFLORIDAREAL'ry OSTEEN AREA PINE I CY. PRESS WOODS. U ACRES AT ______________________________ ____________________ ______________________________ OF SANFORD REALTOR $800 PER WITH TERMS, ____________________________ _____________________ - ,. ___- A pet. Irterest to qu.Ijfiea CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, 2 CAR GARAGE, MONTHS NEW. s19.eoO. -____.- Will buy unk Auto Batteries Best Price Battery Shop 107W 27th St 323 9111 lOP Prices Paid USed, any cOn1t'i &*4 8126 Parts. I Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 37) 0697 1 acre lots on paved rd. Yams _______________________ w.1tspct. assumable mat., or --__ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - - KENMOPE WASHER low down payment. O$ttsn. REALTORS 2119,$anford Ave. 337-lffl & BRQ U. Just wisat YOU • ., __ 322-7150 Shocks $495 Heavy Duty 56.95 New Ba?teries 52993 2413 French Ave., Sanford WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPI lANCES Santorct Fur niture Salvage 327 8721 - i ---- 40k TIRE -- Sold orig $109 35. used short time Bal $18914 or $19 35 mo Agent. 3)9 8386 you can afford. $500 dwn. Osteen. looking for. Let us help you sell or buy your property. RAVENNA PARK EXCITING NEWLISTING 76—Auto Parts - -- - homestead. 10 acres or more, Situated on 4½ acres complete wIBR, 18 guest cottage. Won't lest long at $92,000. ive323- ---- _____________________________ Washer repo GE deluxe model Pioneer acres. Hew out your own elegant 3 BR, 4B home,. REALTOR ML$ 333.8438 12FrenchAw, 333-1176 CornerollOffil French - Typing, shorthand & gen. training evalpaH I ________________________ - - - - 43-Lots-Acreage Lakefront living is avail, in this I I II . Walker 5 yr bay mare, 157 hands Affeclionate Exp rider 5.450 firm 327 0872 Mon In before 6 p m 867 7563 Fri 52-Appliances 829.900. S. - aseff motivated person., Prior bookkeeping •*. helpful. - 3 BR, lBon2lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only are Sharp Individual needed by Nation's largesS mfg. of fec- BOOKKEEPER 3 BR, 18 easy conversion to duplex $72,5QØ, low dwn, owner hold, Spacious 3 BR, 28 luxury home, 'pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for $55,900. VA-FHA terms avail. able. ' Expsi$encedonlyl DrIves's Bc. and raaniartlai WI• uI,,. I busy four lane. Owner may . - 2 BR. lB Zoned comm. $3,500 ,..__ '70 VW van bus, very clean. rPbuilt eng new brakes, new insp $1100 or beSt. 3399152. - Furniture I - - Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot at our lot V Enterprise. Inc. Medellnc.. Realtor 6443013 MANY, MANY MORE - ILAtTOI uivu.a ,Iv.r. assist with financing, $36,900. - presentpd In a column In IllS EvenIng Herald, we want to DORIS DIETRICK Ce • •a Room for an office with 3 Bdrrl, 2 bath home to enloy. One. I Din. cieanup OlTail £t5t flsN.17.9LCSW$Wrry,Pl. ____ Eve. N23U$ Exp.bulid.upman$.g,n,MIp,r 'I-- PART.TIMF ir,,.ssMOtII $r i... hAL BTATI Irsker .. '.'. 1ALTY VA.FHA.235.Con. Hornet COUNTRY LIVING at its besti Eight acres fenced, 3 Bdrm, 2 Balh, fam. room, fireplace, screened patio wBBQ, self. cleaning pool w-cool deck, fenced pastures, fishpond, .-.--.----.--------- _______________________________ I STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II 68—Wanted to Buy Ads Classified didn't ________________________________ work. there wouldn't be any. _______________________ 3237$32 Eves. 322.0617, 327-1587 207 E.2SthSt, _________________________ GOLFER'S SPECIAL- Newl doc'at 3 Bdrm home on q(jitt street. FanHyRm-.nd -. rtortd&Rm san extra bonus In this spacious home. One acre plus. 1 year warranty. - -- - '. hII . pi-l'i bswdrsmi, UstYsialty of Cutest PlU!. Call (IJgi of ESiNdad Pr 275411. p &--'ssll,.,.5sg.$0&. Deltona Land CO. REALTOR. , . AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CORRE6NDiTS CIVIL ACTION NO. 791433-CA-IlAMER IFIRST FEDERAL WANTED SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO. To write news of local Interest CIATIOPI, formerly known as from LONOW000 , SAN. First Federal SavIngs $nd Loin FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Association of Miami, a car. CASSELIERRY and , poration organized and existing haveakflIckforga,10 amend.. a.yvdhigwesl:$a.m.to4:3Sp.m,, c.st.r shi Ii, ' _____ — — ' MACHINIST With lathe .xp. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP - BETTER THAN NEW 3 BR, 25 home located in desirable Sanford nelgn. borhood. Close to schools Sanford ' V V .-.---.-.-------.---...------ 66-Horses Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford 372 8721. (2) 100' water front lots on Lake Harney. $15,500 ea, 323-2222 - Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $11.95 g - 7A..tMv - '- Rhoctesian Rucjqebak, , pt Bull, male Ii mo old Free to good home 322 1129 - MULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR Fenced back yard with utility shed. 1 year warranty. $39,900. __________________________ ___ ___ and NIOHTAUDITOR Exp. w.motiis P.T Custodian, Eve Worli DowntownSanfordArH 4334733 ai _____________________________ 41Hss (t - Ac—Pntc.cii,&inc r"m-''' . . 1971 Singer Future Fully auto. repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $181 or $21ma.Agent 3398384. HAL COLBT RfALTT Inc. AFFORDABLE LIVING 3 Bdrm, 1' Bath, 4 years old, at end of quiet, well kept street. ______ '- -.-- - meetingots February I, 1950, in the vs. City Hall at 11:30 A,M. in order to MICHAEL A. PESA, a single man, - LIL S r _______________________________________ efrig. RepoAMANA 17 Cu ft. Sold originally $511. now $246 or $21 mo.Agent3395386. NOOLJALIFYING- 3 BR home. New CH&A & carpet Ownerwill finance w substantial down. 533,000. 3322217. ________________________ BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 264oSantordAve. 321.0759 Pm., appliances, siviral fruit tre.5.$300mo.&$300sec.dep No Petil Call 322-1477. 47 Exp.on 420 - THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Branch OffIce Nice location In town 3 BR, . DESK CLERK ______ 1$--ieIpW.ntsd _____ ________________ - - -- a. JW .-------.----------.. ------- ______________________ 2565 -----__I BR, Adults Onlyl $150 Mo. 322.0661 $ planning , 24 HOUR (H 3229283 32HouSes Unfurnished . 25c RAINBOW Creative Expressions 3227813 Seminole County Court. In organizatIon 11—Instruct ions seal of said Court on the 7th day of Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. _____ ____________ COMMUNITY PLANNER ________________________ 0 Multiple Listing Service Apti. for Senior Citizens. Down- .. BOOKKEEPER Nav.iorang.s&grapefrult $4bu, Petition. WITNESS my hand and official — H uiis ci__I,ew ,...,a , ,WJ NotI's Beautiful 3 BR, 18 home on 1g. landscapecjiotinpenep,5 C H&A. carpet, Fl. rm., eat-in kit, patio & more! BPP Service contract, lust $42,500. 31Apsrtnients Furnished - -' - Full chg. w.shorthand & typIng . pruInt.dbyParentEduastionDspvtm.MatFlcdd. - .... REALTY - REALTORS ' 322-3313 get LI I 1'III uY iii rOX GLANCbS Lovely like new, 3 yr. old 3 BR, 28 all brick home on 1g. oak shaded tot Ofl Quiet cuidesac. Beautiful 16x32 Sc. pool & patio. CH&A, eqpt. kit. & much more. By owner $63,900. __________________________ Geneva S acres, pond, 38R.2BMH$,6,000dwn 52e4 mo. 534.950. 3495717 Large upstairs room for single person. 2 references required. $173 mo. ______________________________ ________________ - WHAT A BUY! 4 BR, 28 home on a 1g. fenced lot in Sunland, -APart,TIentS Unfurnished 30 ________________________ 1g. Fla. rm,. ww carp., Cii, eopt. kit., & tots more! Only $29,900. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekty&rnonthiyrat.s,utillti., SUPER! ObI. wide 3 BR, 28 pd Inquire 500 5. Oak 841.7*83 mobile home on approx. 10 acres! Farm in country! cii. 1 BR-$199 UP. Pool. Adults only '. eat.in kit.. & OR! BPP on Lake Ad Just So. of WARRANTED. Just $47,500. Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.1670 COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE! Mariner's Village BR, i' B home in LonUwood. ______________________ CHA, ww carp., OR, den, Pantry & more! New pool too! 2 BR,,C.H&A, w-w carpet, lust BPP Warrantrd. Yours for comp. renovated throughout, 547,500. Call 3-2fl2 for info. cony, to hosp. & downtown, $250 mo. 323.1M3 __________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader 1BR,lBCondo,kit.eqpt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 322- 2420 337.7932 _____________________ ANYTIME . STRIKE IT RICH Fine Quality Temple Oranges Court, Seminole County Cour. thouse, Sanford, Fl 32771, on or before February 11, 19$0, other. v.,sr • - aetauff --ano ultimateiudgment wIll beentered against you for relief demanded In the SIDE .s u.. '.-_r'uuSeS STENSTROIV1 - .--- ----.---29 -Rooms ._.._..... -_.. ' FOR SALE original with the Clerk of Circuit NO BROKERAGE FEES ' $ to J ---- Ue Your Home As Security Call IJs For Terms Tower Finance Serv. 1100-2a1-fl49 * * * * * * * * $ 41-410u5es ? NEED CASH? pay. Tired of your dull, routine lob? Now Is yourchancetogat ahead. Apply in person to Westgat. TV. K.Mart Plaza Shopping Center,$anford,9:30 . . a.m. to 1:30 p.m. daily. ,-. _____ ..'.'. Needed baby sitter for 3 - children, (3) 3 yr. olds & (1) 6 . mo.oldinyovrhorne.la.rnto 9.Good 'Ihi ________________________ to Eat sure - - - now or hereafter at- - -- Dental Assistant, no exp. necessary, must have pleasing personality & trans. Send resume and picture to p.o. Box $13, Sanford, Fl. 32171. 24 Hr. Babysitting In My Home 3331843 ________________________ Use _________ 1VAY, JANUAY - esk for Nude. Will baby sIt in my horn;, any age, reasonable rates. Loch Arbor. 373.6.40 and Jean Kloppenbsrg, Mary F. Dory and Ernestine 1. Forward, pertains to front yard Setback precinct 13i John S Sooth and Thomas A. Ilniord, Defendants, and Nancy A, requirements in GC.2 Zoned Sooth, $liiIly c., Betty Binford, precinct 13: John A. Lawson NOTICE OF SUIT Jr. and District in Lot S pius S'.' of alley TO: MICHAEL A. PESA James This Melvin, precInct 11; Florence 011martln, Margaret E. adlacsntonN.piusLotsll 10, BIk RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Meglli and Emma Jean Williams, precinct Iii Francis C. Zazlnski and 12, Tn, Town of Sanford, PB 1, Pg AND TO: All parties claiming Tray J. Piland, and Macella Zaileski and Marilyn J. Plland, precinct interest by, through, under or and Sarberaklllyklrby, precinct 31: Francis 84 Cobband Myrtle C. described located at 10)1 YOU Gradick, precinct as, C,F. Kline ARE HEREBY Marvin Meltzar. Kay Cline and French Ave. Planned vise of the NOTIFIED THAT action to 32: Chris$opfter F. Foal and 84. Lac, Luke, precinct 31 DIII '3uildlng. man. Tony Roesi following described property In Thomas RadioS. and Joyce DOriman Linda 8.1. PerkIns Seminole County, Florida: Radloff, precinct 36, Howard H. Harrison and Clark WetterS ieid, Chairman Lot 2 Block A. SWEETWATER precInct 37; Roger Handbag and Richard R. Newntloltz, and Irene Boardof Adjustment OAKS, SECTION 10, according to SobFrilnd.precinctl,dh.ryIL.GqagoandSalmaR,Saeniewlliiam, DER.70. Book 20, Pages 3$ and 39, Public precinct 10; RIchard J. Russ. and Bill Grior, and Betty Neuman and Records of Seminole County, Phyllis Sheppard,, precinct 12: Michael Lake and Walter A. Radioff, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Florida. and Myra Eisincoff and Cathy Jo Capko, precinct. PublIc Hearing will be held by the way of limitatiaje., the following Etedodutvpew*war.;LarryD.ai.ira,lj,yL.$lai,,pri PiannlngandZoningcommii eoulpmet: Range-Oven ),MlchóelJamIsI,IeandC.yWa,e,1l.ld,precInd$, JamesRandall intheCltyCommlssIonRm, City (Double), Disposal, Dishwasher, NoleSJr.,prICiflCtC;Jam.sN,Gre.fleandVir,InjaAor,.fl,precinct HalI,Santord,Florudaats:p,M, Fan.Hood,Compactor,c,nsrelAi, 7, Marguerite C McCarthy, precinct I; Joette Fabbrl, precinct on Thursday, February 7, 1910 to and Heat. prIcinctu);RadCak4e,andAntoInefteM.panl,proc14,Dren . a—'.ii .-- --------- - - Needed: young men min, 20.30 yrs. old, to be traIned for an exciting future In the home entertainment industry. Must be personable, attractive & IiketowOrkwithth,public, No 3237845 an Aim., 5 p.m., Hauck Hall on the campus In Whiter Park. Music, film and talks, Reception will follow in Ciii Ther1.a - NURSEor TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nuise's Aides, P.1 • Notice iS hereby given that the Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All Call 332.3153 after 6p.m. undersigned pursuant to the ____________________________ ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. "Fictitious Name Statute", SECRETARY water, Fi. 3331$ Chapter 65.09, Florida Statutes, Sharp individual needed by will register with the Clerk of the nation's largest manufacturer C,rcut Court. in and for Seminole Sanford area residents di. of factory.built modular pressed by what is going OIl Count, Florida upon receipt of housing. Typing, shorthand 1. in Our Country? Are YOU proof of the publicôtion of this general office background willing to explore & discuss notice, the fictitious Name, to.wlt: required. Paid life & health grass roots campaign for .iohfl LA BODEGA GROCERY STORE, insurance, plus holidays & Anderson? Contact 323-6594. under which I am vacation. Apply at Cardinal engaged In busineSs at SR. 436, Industries, Inc., 3701 5. San. Forest City Center, Store P403. 9 ford Ave., Sanford. Equal FREE -Pen pals overseas, and 10, Forest City, Florida. Opportunity Employer. . Write Dorian Agency, 103 That the parties interested in _________________________ : Windermer. Rd., Patchway said business enterprise are as Bristol, BS 12.SPP, England. BASSplayerneededfor . .. follows. State age, hobbies & RocklRolltrio . .Hamorrad Inc. requirements. Multsing.322.$916 '," ' Lloyd Morris, __________________________ ________________________ _______________________ Vice Pres., Treasurer __________________________ -RN, 8.4 & 4.12, full & par? time. Roland Harvey & Found AppiyinpinsanfoqdN,ing '" " President, Secretary __________________ & Conval.sdenp Center, 9s0 " Dated at Fern Park, Seminole MiIIOnviII. County, Florida, December 27, Found: Young cat 1979. Near 25th & Sanford Ave. ' CARE ER -" Publish Jan. 2, 9, 16, 23, 19*0 322-0433 DER.7 OPPORTUNITY Board of Adjustment of the City of of America, Sealer 0*lse Tour to Lmkelaisd far Fred WariN -- ____________________ lL....J1In fl. 'F ADS _________________________ ____________________ . a eciion ua.uv FlOId Statutes CIRCUIT IN Ju - ___________ ir ___________________________ -- FICTITIOUS NAME -. In re the marriage of Notice iS hereby given that I am FRANK JACOB BR ITT, Husband Petitioner iciogvJ ii, bussl'ef,$ .,i 1G2 KingswooCS Court, Sanford, and Seminole County, Florida, under THERESA LYNN BRITT, Wife Respondent the fictitious name of SPRING & NOTICE TO DEFEND FALL PROFESSIONAL HOME THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CLEANING SERVICES, and that THERESA LYNN BR1TT I intend to register said name with ResidenceUnkoown the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Last Known Mailing Seminole County, Florida in ac Address: cordancewiththep(ovisions,,f the Florida, under the fictitious name of JEWELENE.ROSE CUSTOM of us to the future," said Wailer, who served as governor from 1V72..76. WiUlains, who beat Winter in the 1967 Democr$lc primary race for governor, called ita "fine speech, It is the beginning, we hope, of a good, four years, a proreaaive four years. Barnett,governordtwjngthestormyj96o4cjvuz.igjera, said, "It was one of the greaie.tspeeches I've heard in a long Un" t. tJr'' vwl* -- 111111111T 39C I line 3k a line ____________________________ c FlorIda 32151, Seminole County, WaIler also praised the speeh "It was a great speech, particularly in the challenge for all tni S .. consecutive times 7cons.cuhlvutM5 5:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M MONDAY thru FRIDAY ' _____ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged In business at ?100 Howell Branch Road, Maitland, ' ' . By ______ DER22 Ex.Gov. Cliff Finch, Winter's immediate predecessor, said the address set the tone "for a growing state and a wonderful people." - FcwmerGovs -Ri Barnett, John bell Williams md Bill -- . Section 863.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig: Rose E. Mims Publish Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30,1980 mInIstratIon," lakefront. Open to public. - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am ennd ;n t,uSness t Pt. 4, Box iS?, Sunset Dr., Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under thefictitiousnameol SEMINOLE OPYWALL, and that I intentS to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fic titlous Name Statutes, ToWit: SectIon 865.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig. Charles M. Sawyer Anthony Pamos PubliSh January 9, 16, 73. 30. 1980 c was Interrupted at least a dozen times by applause. "I think we will find a harmonious ad- SnIodVFW10lNWiWer,5:3o.ep.m.,IogcabInpst ., Legal Notice lmick rounds of applause during his Inaugural address Tuesday when he promised an administration that would be minute speech, SATURDAY, JANUARY21 Flea Market table for Hane Society of Seminole, Saulord Pies Market, 1500 French Ave. Puhllth' Ian,,.., Dup. S into its finest decade," new U. Gov. Brad Dye said of the 25- Yos, Adult 0th for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. 1428 Brickell Avenue Miami, Florida 33131. that a three minute commercial would throw them out," he said. "Either Post-Newsweek is opposed to this point of view or already is in violation of the fairness doctrine - or both." Barth said the advertisements use "a highly creative fable technique" to suggest that government regulation and the windfall profit tax are not the best approaches to the oil Industry, on the outside of the 140-year-old structure, but was moved inside because of a driving rain. Mt'slssippi political figures, past and present, praised Winter's inaugural speech - the highlight of a state govern. mental career that began more than three decades ago, Tangleuwed IA, c3d, 8p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howe1 Rc*i LeIwosdAA,cIoaert, 8 p.m,, Rolling IJllsMoravian Church, state ii ui. I tjfM HOURS ' RiiTES .. .44C 11110 Altarneys for Applicant ,,.uuonlsrnsucnaprecarlonsnfflance . Gc)\fernOr's SFtee Ctvic CLASSIFIED DEPT. PROPERTY INVESTORS II fl.T0) MYERS. KAPLAN, LEVINSON, KEPIlPI & RICHARDS not come into play, then they already are In vinlntinn Mississippi Backs Diet Workshop 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Ward, Interstate Mall. SUNDAY, JANUARY27 Five bnds of Seminole Commualty a J , " Orlando - Winter Pork ________________________ NATIONAL PROPERTY IN. _________________________ S P.ttwn _______ 831-9993 322-2611 VESTOKS II, a California limited fairness doctrine comes into play when an Issue has not come on the air on a station over a period of time," Schmertz said. I..a.•.... D... DUIL Barth. "The commercials are very well done, but they definitely promote a point of view PostNewsweek stations do not sell time for the advocacy of controversial issues." Barth said airing the commercials, which take stands on such things as corporate profits and government regulation would obligate the stations, under the Federal Communications Commission's "fairness South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 n.m., Holiday Inn, Wymoce Road, Alt.amonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7p.m., Quality Inn on business under the fictitious name tends to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florid, "The . --- Seminole County Council for Exceptional will sponsor a benefit evening at Rosie O'Grady's in Orlando beginning at 7 p.m. Proceeds to exceptional child programs in the county from advance tickets available at county schools or call 834.739). Scmik f(zurbu' IJwan& Seminole Post-Newsweek stations were misin- business in the State of Florida under the name NATIONAL terpreting the fairness doctrine, "We have a policy of not accepting corn. . . inerciass ... rna nave an auvocacy pOint ot School of Dance Arts StudIo, 2560 Elm Ave.. Sanford. flnpntoavo interes• uvwiisuig a ,- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, desiring to engage in Altamonte cprings, Florida, in. doctrine," to give equal time to opposing points of view, But Herb Schmertz, vice president of public affairs for Mobil in New York, told the of the accompanying commercials. WJXT-TV in Jacksonville, Fla., WDIV-TV, in Itrolt, Mich,, and WFSB-TV in Hartford, Cona., announced their decisions Tuesday, despite weeks of vrotnotln the series and siter an unsuccessful last-minute effort to get THURSDAY, JANUARY24 a Gl Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1910-I1B 573 South Wymore Road, Sanford-SemInole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. F.mi's-. as Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFI ED ADS of WYMORE VILLAGE at number WEDNESDAY, JANtJARy Fl&I £ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME ENDARO Semlie rower & t.s t Earle Notice Move S-,' -. a - .n . i '.. . I -q �11213—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1980 Three Mile Island Kills 4 Other Plants CLEVELAND (UPI) — Citing the "political and regulatory uncertainties" of nuclear power plant construction stemming from the Th ree Mile Island accident, a group of five Ohio and Pennsylvania utilities have scrapped plans to build four nuclear reactors costirn 87.3 billion. The CAPCO companies se rve some 2.5 million customers in northern and central Ohio and western Pennsylvania. The CAPCO members said in a five-page statement they definitely have decided to terminate plans for two additional 906.. In addition, the utilities announced Tuesday night they will delay the completion dates of three other reactors already under construction by at least one year each. "The political and regulatory uncertainties affecting the future construction of nuclear plants has Intensified following the accident at Three Mile Island," the Central Area Power Coordinating Group said In a prepared statement, "Nuclear construction scheduled further in the future carries greater Uncertainty of eventual cost." Nuclear Power Station In Oak Harbor, Ohio, and for two 1,260-megawatt reactors near Berlin Heights, Ohio. One reactor currently Is in operation at the Davis-Besse station. Both the Oak Harbor and Berlin Heights sites are in northern Ohio. Three nuclear power units now under construction for CAPCO — two at North Perry, Ohio, miles east of Cleveland, and or at Shippingport, Pa., near Pittsburgh, will have their completion dates pushed back. One reactor at North Perry has been rescheduled for completion in May 1984, instead of May 1983, and the other North Perry unit will be finished in May 1988, instead of May 1985, The Shippingport unit has been rescheduled for completion In May 1986, instead of May 1984. In the CAPCO statement, the five cornpanles declared, "We remain convinced after considering all of the options, that nuclear power is a safe, economical and environmentally superior method of generating electricity." ,., The members of the power group, known as CAPCO, are the Cleveland Electric It. luininating Co., Toledo Edison Co., Ohio Edison Co,, Duquesne Light Co. of Pittsburgh, and Penbsylvania Power Co. "This uncertainty (surrounding nuclear reactor operations) has compelled the CAPCO companies to terminate those nuclear units not yet under actual construction In order to reduce the future costs to our customers and shareowners," CAPCO added, •,.. ii Trailer Park Residents Flee Asbestos Danger AFTERNOON 12:00 0 @D CHAIN REACTION () 0(Z) 0 NEWS EVENING J 6:00 0 1)0 NEWS IS (10) I'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Corporations" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve Lawrence. 6:30 CR (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES 'Mohere The th us- U (35) ANDY GRIFFITH trious Theatre Company is tak. Andy's eager-beaver deputy Jails Aunt Bee and her friends for gambling at their charity en under the patronage of the Prince of Conti, who later expels them on religious grounds. Monsieur Philippe, brother to King Louis XIV, takes in the company. Part 3 bazaar. 124 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Franchising" (12)(17) BOB NEWHART The Hartleys miss a Fourth of July STAIRS "An Object Of Value' The disappearance of a valuable diamond brooch causes gossip arid suspicion below stairs when Lady Marjorie's widowed mother and her cornpanion come to stay. Bicentennial party when they become trapped in a storage locker, 7:00 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD (35) SANFORD AND SON Fearful that his days are numberedd,, Fred prepares a will and summons everyone to an advance reading. 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred rents Lamont's room to a pregnant lady while Lamont is CD A. .'..---J ySir4Iidsel*tO sled lIWIW IUN, the k4iI seld. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES AND JERRY 241 ( 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) (121 17)MYTHREESOP4S 5:30 0(4) NEWS ) 0 M'AS'H (1)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (11) 35 KUNG RI (R) 11:30 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (DO FAMILY FEUD 11:55 (121(17) NEWS STOOGES / THE LITTLE MS. CALS 7:25 pay 0(4') TODAY IN FLORIDA things in life. SSS S -- .- for - of - I ... - ' year one . ... .. ., I ... •"'--- '. In his nationally televised message to a political and economic relationship it '......' •'' Enforcement Board, New 'Enclave' Bill to finance such a move. Congress also warned. But the president said he would try Joint session of Congress Wednesday values," he said. must approve reimposition of the draft persuade Iran's leaders "the real danger Carter said the Soviet occupation force itself, night, the president said "such an assault will be repelled by use of any means in Afghanistan was threatening an area "I will send legislation and budget to their nation" comes not from the of "great strategic importance" with proposals to the Congress next month so United States but from the Soviet Union, necessary, Including military force," than two-thirds of the world's that we can begin registration and then Carter's warning, sounding much like Carter reaffirmed his previous support Monroe's 1823 demand exportable oil, President meet future mobilization needs rapidly if for human rights, detente and SALT, but "The Soviet Union Is now attempting European colonial powers leave the New he said, such Issues took a back seat to his calls - to " . j ' ': $ . ., .:Y"y - ..,. , . ',;'': ,. .,' :" .v••, ,ir. 'A-' . . more . . ,. James tnwn - - - IS 0 3-9-1 CONTACT ( 17 )I DREAM OF JEANNIE , For 25% Oil Cut fair President Gives Mideast Warning v. '.•' - . ' ,_... ., rrtT1ii, f1U!P : '.' •:. , --, :,. . '. . . . •, , .. - -. . , . ,.. - By United Press International - .,: - , ' .;. 1.~ •• ti loff ' , . -.. : ... " "-- arise," Top Knowles' List But the president said he doubted that for a strong America capable of con- the actual draft would be reimposed. He taming the Kremlin. Khomeini's headquarters in Qom and a By DONNA ESTES 1 4 SIA&A d - e YWOR a legislative proposals to the Seminole areas within and completely surrounded rushed to Tehran's Heart Diseases Council, assured the country's devout radio said the Islamic leader would soon A Tehran Radio broadcast, monitored County Legislative delegation Wed- by the city. He said the average size of Hospital from his headquarters in Qom Moslems late Wednesday night their make a broadcast to the nation, but failed by the BBC in London, quoted the council nesday afternoon but received no the pockets is 6½ acres. and the 79-year-old leader was confined leader was in good condition and was to say when. "Have you any idea of what this does to as saying Iraq-trained mercenaries had assurances that any of the requests to bed with "slight heart trouble," taken to the hospital simply for "closer As snow blanketed Tehran, the Islamic come to Iran "to make trouble" at the would be supported by the local firemen or policemen at 3 in the morning capping two weçks of seclusion because examination." Revolutionary Council declared a state of polls, legislators. who are trying to serve the public?" of fatigue and overwork. Knowles asked, "There is no cause for worry," the alert today "to exercise total discipline Iranians were to elect their first The proposals included' Tehran Radio, in a news bulletin from report said, lie pointed out it is difficult during and the utmost care in order to prevent president. —A code enforcement bill to provide a night-time hours to determine which way where violators of city ordinances areas are outside the I! '"iI, 'hIlt.', city. can be prosecuted through an enAltainonte Springs mayor Norman ,,,forcement board with authority to levy i" Floyd and Casselbem-ry Councilmen but not Jail sentences. Thomas Embree echoed their cities' —General legislation sponsored by support of the Clearwater bill. Clearwater defining the ' At the same time, Knowles criticized "enclave" and permitting cities annex pockets areas within the city limits the state's PERC, saying that PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) Moreno said Iranian Foreign Minister and completely surrounded by city bureaucracy wants to be "czars of union Panama says It will consider a request Sadegh Ghothudeh apparently mIMncontracts." territory, (from Iran to extradite the deposed shah terpreted Panama's earlier statements —Opposition to filed legislation that but denied reports from Tehran the about the shah and reported *A lf. deposed would eliminate local public employee deposed monarch had been arreste& monarch had been arrested. relations commissions (PERC). In a telegram sent Wednesday to the Royos' telegram said Panama would Of the code enforcement bill, Knowles Iranian Revolutionary Council, consider extradition request and " explained that State Attorney Douglas President Aristides Royos said, "Mr. asked Iran to and copies of the arrest -. CheiJ1fr " the Legislature has Mohammed Hess Pahlavi remains under warrant for the shah as well as the list of ActionReparts................. 2A not provided sufficient money and staff . the care of Panamaian security charges and Possible sentence within 60 Around The Clock ............ or his office to prosecu te violators of city . ............ .athorltles," days. 2B Pildentlil spokesman "A violator local ordinance has not P&iflfdan law prohibits extradition -. ... said the telegram was in response to a Comics ZR been prosecuted here in 2½ years," sional arrest request by the Islamic if the accused person faces the death provi rossword C::::: lB Knowles said. He said Cheshire indicated government received earlier ttü montlL penalty. There is' no desith penally in Dear Abby .111 prosecutions have to be made on the Asked for a clarification Deaths IA basis of priorities. telegram, Moreno said it Dr. Lb...................... quoted Panama's 1930 lB The code enf orcement board would ................ ousted ruler "is not under arrest." tradition law, but did not refer to Its . have authority to levy fines, but not jail •••• ps.s. y y• NshsI "The shah is under the protection 01 Florida ....................... . provision prohibiting extradition if the sentences, Knowles said. Panamanian government but, I repeat, death penalty could be Imposed.' Horoscope ................. lB Of the Clearwater bill annexations, not wider wrest. He continues to lead a Rosplia] ....................... 3A Seminole County Girl Scouts will begin their 1980 cookie sale Friday Knowles said all lawsuits contesting 'We feel confident tiaat Panama's normal life on Contadora Island. Today Nation ........................ . 3( with six varieties of cookies plus cheddar crackers. Ready to do annexations are doing is "making at. ..... hewalked his dogs while Empreu Farah action complies with the principals of their part are Nicole Stickney, 9, (left) and Valarle Barnes, 10, torneys richer." He said Seminole international law .. and will encourage played a game of tennis," he said. Sports.......................6-7A Couqty has taken a "liking" to the law junior Girl Scout troop in Lake Mary. Sc outs will be selling cookies Contadora Island, where the shah is Iran to follow asimllwcotrandfinda Te1eisleu .38 "wants to play big brother" by the in front of area stores and in their neighborhoods.If you are missed,and renting a villa, was off limits today to quick solution to the li beration Weathes' .,.,., .................IA dfle'1g Sem inole city annexations in hostages," Roye said. reporters, WwEd............. call 322-3763or323.49g after p.m. for delivery. , IA the Ct. If Panama Denies Report That Shah Arrested . for To solve the problem, Knowles said, Herald Staff Writer "all it takes is to tell us what the word Sanford City Manager Warren means," The city manager also In a statement attributed to any trouble or disorder" during the Knowles presented a variety of displayed a map showing 15 "pockets" Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was release from the Islarnic Revolutionary Khomeini's attending physicians, the presidential elections Friday. -. '•.. they Heart Trouble Puts Khomeini In Hospital . . "" : ' World alone, drew a round of applause consolidate a strategic position," he said. from the senators and representatives. "Therefore, it poses a grave threat to the . ' '.X':'.-., - . • ..i ' .4!.~, ,.fj -- 7 ,,-,-. ,) ". ,. ' ' • . ...'.. . , . \ . . .. - ' .1 ,, . to ,,1, You'll love our new Seafood Platter. Because ifs got all your favorite seafood on one tempting platter. There's one piece of our famous fish, two succulent shrimp, two plump meaty oysters and a generous serving of crisp clams-alt fried to golden perfection. Plus two delicious Hushpuppies, our big hearty chips and tasty coleslaw. And even the special touches real seafood lovers really love. Like a sprig of parsley, plenty of ketchup, cocktail and tartar sauce. If you love seafood, you'll love the Seafood Platter at Arthur Treacher.. . a nice little seafood restaurant. unless es rise registration tharply," 11 "s WATS ONLY lay uuta.i a SURVIVAL RUN . ONLY Roby WOW I4(TIR ' ' ' fines city of term " ' to __ 1L]1IPiILUJIJiLIIIMIUL•1UJ- - co*virnIu# ' " -' L... - . .. - 0 * - -.,' - . ' . -Today an $ 29 ' claims" ' '.'. . - "' f nces ' - . .'. of a ,, , of bye' s cx- - . .::: GIRL SCOUT COOKIE TIME on 2700 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford - ansi's - C. Copyright 1979 by Arthur Tr.aChCI Fish & Ch". Pic Al Rights Revved. - Wt us to If1l the aliNed attmn,t to sell the older boy. AMERICA 1) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPOSSIBLE (3 (1 0) SESAME STREET THREE THE (121 (17) Governor '..•-- - to an ft 81*0 Attempt L__.. wire "WOW __ decided 11:00 . , ., (121(17)GILUGANSISLAND &00 0(4') HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT CD 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY , report as ours will have much sal, of her oldest aon said deputy. Jeff Rues, had offsr.d to nU do bey hr II to Im Mello, Raw INK to 4d. was At— nsiotIatI 1055 3)OCBS NEWS - • -. help make their campaigns more responsivie to black am 0111111111 woman . - " 0(4) THE BRADY BUNCH 530 BEWITCHED ('7)0 MERVGRIFF1N 9 (35) WOODY WOODPECK" ER AND FRIENDS 1241(10) SESAME STREET (121 17 8PECTREMAN 4:30 U (!) EMERGENCY ONEI 330 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (Ii) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (.5) 0 WHEWI 0 C!) TODAY 5)0 MORNING NEWS (73 0 GOOD MORNING . 400 10:30 0 @i HOLLYWOOD 7:00 !' STONES 24 (11 0) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 21 17 MOVIE SQUARES ' (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) (II) (35) 9 (17) THE FLINT- 10:00 0 (4) CARD SHARKS (Li) (35) PIL CLUB - .. 3:30 GRAMMING al(17) GREEN ACRES ' . - Police' stopped the $iar- The 6:05 (I2) (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 0(1') COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 (L) 0 ED ALLEN ()) (17) NEWS 6:45 24(10)A.M,WEATHER 6:55 0(4') TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA A few days later, police recovered Henson's missing car in the northern section of Florida. Early in the investigation, Ilernosky released a description of a suspect, seen hanging around the Sanford state farmers' market before Henson's , FRIENDS 124( 10)THEADVOCATES 17 I LOVE LUCY 9:30 (Ii) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 124 (I 0) EDUCATIONAL PRO. with a .22 caliber gun, an autOpy revealed. . 3:00 (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 9(35) BANANA SPLITS AND othurTreacher 0 0 1,1,1 ,1 ,1 i1l il il I k`14, '' ,/", o~ ". t,!41o_V, .Q.%~)-T-' i0,It-s ~j !1. , R;_'SU' 0,'64- untopay,ghmsebolddebIL "But have no iltudoins; that I _____ 2:30 0 C!) ANOTH ER WORLD (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT (ID 35) I DREAM OF JEANNIE 17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL A America report to each pmi- J&Dhv= said Twelky. 7% jflOntftitjt wEiNwid pending ON Of 0 ('4) EARLY DAY ('5 0 HEALTH FIELD (7)0 SUNRISE maid he had called the night before, lie had been shot twice in the head could be signed Tuesday," he said. how we run our business," Lewis added. waiting for results of polygraph tests Signing would be at the commission's Harris said if money is not readily being conducted in Georgia, Ten. The possibility of bonuses being regularly scheduled meeting beginning accessible, he would still be willing to sit nesee, North and South Carolina by granted Seminole Memorial Hospital at 9:30 a.m.. down with county officials "and ask if out those state's police before wrapping employees, as proposed by hospital Lewis said he had no knowledge of of all those millions the county will up its investigation into the murder trustee Arthur Harris, seemed less likely Harris' proposal to grant bonuses, but get for the sale, couldn't they find some of Paul Henson, 56, found dead on today 's Hospital Corporation of indicated it would matter very little to for those employees?" Nov. 29. He said he expected to have America (HCA) Director Doug Lewis HCA. Harris added the hospital today is results in about two weeks. Bernoskv (Lid not say whether any said a contract between HCA and The corporation's original proposal almost operating in the black. Henson's body was found in his of the final suspects in the case Seminole County could be signed as early 1. . calls for assuming the hospital's assets home at 1902 Sunuiterlin Ave. by a matched that description. as Tuesday, Meanwhile current Seminole Memorial and liabilities, Lewis explained. .1 t..,. tlnc,f,,I 'I.....i... The rniinfv ...j s'nmm .;uii uivvu .nui. i n it '...IkflLt. Bentley to "I don't think it ( bo n uses) would that HCA, a Nashville based corporation, change the deal," he said. "It might said "sentimentally" he understands the had the best proposal for the hospital and theory behind Harris, proposal, but change the numbers." would enter Into negotiations for its sale. "practically," if the funds are not there "If there is any unusual expenditure, . Harris, a new trustee, proposed the he would indicate so to the trustees. Since the net the county will receive will be they Aims bonuses at his first board meeting are his directors, he said, he would less, that's all," he added. "There will be Tuesday. He said the bonuses would be to abide by their wishes. less money for us to put in." reward the employees for their loyalty Bentley also said he personally (eels Lewis said he was sure the trustees had during the almost year-long uncertainty the staff is paid competItively and has the a u thor it y to grant the bonuses until received fair about the hospital's future. Although , t, CHARLES BENTLEY pay raises and merit raises the contract is signed. "They are, by no means, Ufl: monetary amounts were specified, ... is "They're still in charge, they can do Harris said he thought the money would TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) — Go'. alternaltives — and there are many — anything," he said. "It doesn't bother dercompensated," he said. be available. Bob Graham today outlined a massive the energy machine which drives our "Obviously," he added, "any me, but it might bother the county. They Bentley, who will not remain on as But the proposed contract drafted by significant monetary decisions effecting won't get what they planned," program to cut Florida's oil consumption economy will lose power and come to a hospital administrator, confirmed today HCA spells out In detail a number of cash on hand at closing will effect how by 25 percent In 10 )'car, including sLiiidtill, iees'.ing ahigm tout-isIs at the Harris said today he would not try to that IICA has indicated he wouli be of grants to families making energy con- airport, frustrated construction workers business items that would be restricted much money the county gets for the call an emergency board meeting to deal fered a position at another one of until the actual take-over, County sale." servation improvements to their homes in employment lines, and expensive farlil with the bonus question. But he said four facilities. Administrator Roger Nelswener said and higher speeding fines, If the county signs the contract, he months retroactive monies due for machinery idle in the fields," he warned. "It's their policy to offer adWednesday. Graham, releasing his muchawaited said, the effective date will be Feb. 1. Money from the energy conservation Medicare patient days might not be in- ininistrators a position somewhere in These include declaration of bonuses Lewis said he sees no difficulties in the eluded in the sale, and if not, perhaps their system," he said. "But they made it energy program, also said solar heating trust fund would come from the oil im• and non-scheduled payment of salary contract negotiations, "The parties in that money could be used for the bonuses. clear it would not be In Sanford since they equipment should be mandatory in new port tax, which would be doubled to four increases to employees. Also restricted this contract are very amicable," he construction by 1985 and solar heating cents a barrel and no longer be used for "Mr. Harris is completely and totally are bringing in their own man." would be long-term contract renewals said. He is scheduled to meet with county unaware of the specifics of this deal," Bentley also confirmed he has other equipment for new swininiing pools oil spill protection; the oil ,Ind natural and unusual physical plant repairs. officials Monday. Lewis said. positions available to which he is giving should be required just as fast as the gas severence tax which would no longer "They've got to freeze out those type of "It Is very possible we could reach an go into the general revenue fund; a new "We need to tell him more about serious consideration. All of the positions Legislature can pass the necessary laws. transactions," Nelswender said. agreement Monday and the contract Hospital Corporation of America and are within this geographical vicinity. He also recommended higher license severance tax on uranium; the gas tag fees for "gas guzzlers" — CLS not guzzler's tax; and surcharge on speeding m meeting minimum federal mileage per tickets. • The fund would be used for residential gallon standards and grants to cities and counties for carpooling incentives for conservation grants; corporate profits tax breaks for businesses taking energy employees and programs to produce conservation steps; to provide extra energy from waste products. WASHI NG TON (UPI) Using his free movement of Middle East oil." sai d he felt "volunteer forces are troopers and overtime pay so the Florida State of the Union address to Issue a 20th- 'Iran is suddenly a far more Inviting Carter, who received warm applause adequate for current defense needs," Many of the governor's recoin- Highway Patrol can rigidly enforce the century version of the Monroe Doctrine, than Pakistan Soviet forces in during and at the end of his speech, Carter also appealed to Congress for mendations are already being considered 55 mph speed limit; fund energy President Carter has sent the Soviet Afghanistan. See story on Page 0. hinted he expects a prolonged super- "clear and quick passage" of a new by the legislature, in particular, the research projects. Union unequivocal warning: keep out powe. confrontation almllarto the.long._cIujrter-detinJpg the authority and ac- special energy cona -vatlon cvnilñlttee Homeowners would be able to get the Persian Gulf or else, drawn-out Cold War conflict that countability of America's Intelligence created las year by House Speaker Hyatt grants for up to 25 percent of the costs of In the face of the Soviet Union's in- followed World War II. To back up his tough words, the agencies." Brown. The bulk of Graham's program insulation, installation of solar hot water president said he intends to push for tervention In Afghanistan and the anti. "This situation demands careful was exclusively by UPI two heaters and other conservation steps "We will guarantee that abuses will not days revealed ago. legislation to finance the resumption of Americanism in Iran, foreign affairs thought, steady nerves and resolute That would be in addition to the existing draft registration and end "unwarranted dominated Carter's message right from action not only for this but for recur, but we must remove unwarranted Florida will face "substantial 15 to 30 percent federal income tax credit restraints on our ability to collect in- economic dhu'uption.s" restraints" on America's intelligence the start, many years to come." he said. in less than they nmy receive. two Giving the Kremlin a taste of its own agencies. In a move to put teeth into his warning telligence and to tighten our controls on years if it doesn't do some serious energy Low-income homeowners would get "An attempt by any outside force to propaganda rhetoric, Carter accused the to the Kremlin, Carter said he will ask sensitive Intelligence information," he saving now, Graham said, and will be 25 grants covering 100 percent of the energy gain control of the Persian Gulf region Soviet Union of seeking "colonial Congress for funds so the United States said. percent short of oil in 1990 if consumption conservation costs. Businesses taking Carter said the will be regarded as an assault on the vital conquest" in defiance of the rest of the can resume registering youths for the United States "will continues at present levels, conservation steps would get a direct never rest" until the 50 American capInterests of the United States of world. draft. "If Florida fails to seek new energy grant or corporate income tax credit. "The Soviet Union must realize that Its America," Carter said, affirming what Carter has the authority under the tives at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran are may day come to be called the Carter decision to use military force in Selective Service Act to resume the freed. "If the American hostages are Afghanistan will be costly to every draft, but Congress must allocate funds harmed, a severe price will be paid," he Doctrine. Herald staff Writer 2:25 (730 MOVIE (U)(35) LEAVE ITTOBEAVER IS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (11 (17)THE LUCY SHOW A two-month four-state investigatlon should soon lead to a suspect in the November murder of a Sanford trucker, police say. Sanford detective William Bernosky says the department is only By DIANE PETRYK ( I 7) NEWS 9:00 0 DONAHUE (530 MIKE DOUGLAS Police Move Close To Solving Murder an dentIal1ateLnboth major parties Jordan said, i, %J Wash . 4 "in the hope that It will (UP!) — The Grays Harbor provide them with the kind of County prosecutor has information and policy decided to lodge a recommendsUons that will N. 2:00 0 (4) THE DOCTORS (Y) 43 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (9 (35) GONER PYLE AMERICA (111) 35 TENNESSEE TUXEDO 124 10 CROCKETVS VICTORY GARDEN i2 (11 7) ROMPER ROOM 6:00 a Trying maximilijim penalty of N days TURNS 0 (1) TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING T ke time out ACCUSO misdenmmm charge against a moUw for allegedly all- (g (35)35 LIVE 1:30 (3) 0 AS THE WORLD target Both President Carter and caucuses, Jordan said, "I Sen. Edward Kennedy care thinkltmeansthattheitateof about social issues, Jordan Iowa has spoken" But he said. But, "Isee the center Of added, "Iowa Is not exactly political gravity moving to the the crucial place to deal with black issues." PrimarIes and caucuses in the South and East, with larger black populations, forum, he said. would Of TheUrbanLeaguewllisend Its 300-page State of Black S. Son 8:30 5:30 (530 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:35 121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" A Belgian war refugee Louisa employs turns out to have a number of surprising talents; Charlie announces that he has enlisted (Part 6 o 16) (121(17) LAST OF THE WILD fashioning a platform of reform, activism, and social ','. [THURSDAY (730 THE FBI (1]) (35) BENNY HILL right with no candidate An ___________ () (1 7) FAMILY AFFAIR 8:25 0 (4J TODAY IN FLORIDA Cl.) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 5:00 (24) 10) MASTERPIECE THE- RESTLESS (730 ALL MY CHILDREN REVUE (10)OVER EASY MORNING 0(4') Cl.) 0 NEWS •!) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 8:00 (1) 13 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (ID (35) THE NEW ZOO EDDIE ROBERTS ogy on this New York river and the work of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater Inc., founded by folkslnger Pete Seeger. to promote Its conscientious use and appreciation, is chronicled 10:30 (1,I) (35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (II) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 1:00 AMERICA (1]) (35) BULLWINKLE (11) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF 940 Jordan said he saw no sign Justice." hopes for social Justice American politics is moving Regarding black mayors "withered away" during the further away from the social that any presidential can. already have come out In didate would try to balance who last decade and America reforms of the GOS. and foreign support of Carter, Jordan The l97osbroughta"steady Inflation, energy entered 1980 with no "Each mayor has to do sa id: policy Initiatives with condi of bl ack li ving presidential candidate erosion full has to do." He noted he for what gap programs a "widening focusing on the Issues Em- lions" and ague does not reform, the Urban employment, welfare Le black and, white between por'tant to blacks, Jordan delivered a grim Americans," Jordan said. health, education and urban make political endorsements. oM 7:30 0(4) TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING President Carter and former Presidents Nixon and Ford to turod are reports on a husband and wife who are both jockeys, a duck race, a woman who travels with her coffin and a balloon race. (3) 0 INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS FESTIVAL OF MONTE CARLO Lynda Carter and Telly Savalas co-host highlights of the sixth annual event, which features some of the world's most outstanding circus performers. (7) 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tom, depressed over his 50th birthday, quits his job and than Elaine Slritch. (121(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Three weeks without Archie's paycheck and the ever-rising cost of living are taking their toll on the Bunker budget. (Part 3) "Manyo(ourhopes, raised by victories of thecivilr lilOs, withered away." Prosecutor Curtis 11:30 0 (4) TONIGHT Guest host: OF THE UNION ADDRESS The annual presidential stale of the union address will be broad. cast live from Washington, D.C. (Iii (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS g (10) EVERY FOUR YEARS Howard K. Smith is Joined by Jordan's Hopes 'Wither' To (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 9:00 0 (4) () 0 Cl) 0 STATE ~ - 11:10 CJ 0 NEWS David Letterman. Guests: Linda Lavin. Jose Feliciano. Ben Vereen, CD U LOVE BOAT "The Congressman Was Indiscreet" Dick Van Patten, Vicki Lawrence; 'Isaac's History Lesson" Vetnee Watson. Scatman Crothers; "Winner Take Love" Maureen McCormick. Bobby Sherman. (A) of 5) i1 (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- Blacks Ignored, He Says meuageathisannuilStateof WASHINGTON (UPI) National Urban League Black America news conPresident Vernon Jordan says ference Tuesday, saying HCA, County Near Deal; Hospital Bonuses In L imbo ROW Is fired from his new one. 0 C!) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS CD 0 ABC NEWS 8:00 0(4) REAL PEOPLE Fea- - Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO- (3)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR 01)(53OC7JOTO BE 0@) TIC TACDOUGH c:L) 0 THE NEWLYWED ANNOUNCED GAME 10:00 CD 0 HOLLYWOOD 0(4) BEST OF SATURDAY SQUARES NIGHT LIVE Host: Lily Tomlin (II) (35) EDWARD AND MRS. Guest: James Tailor. (A) SIMPSON The Prince of Wales ('7)0 VEGA$ Dan makes a develops a strong fondness f or desperate attempt to prevent a wealthy American. Mrs. Beatrice. his beautiful assistWallis Simpson, who soon ant, from marrying a man who becomes his hostess at his P" wants to kill her. vale home. (Part 1) (3 (10) HUDSON RIVER The 124(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: impact of industry and technol- - Year, No, 133—Thursday, January 24,1980--Sanford, Florida 32771 GRAMMING (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 7:30 GLOBE, Ariz. (UP!) — Confused residents an asbestos-contaminated trailer park — deep down Inside I still have this gnawing." unsure whether it is already too late to escape Ralph Ycedo is worried about his 8-monththe harmful effects of the suspected cancerold child. causer are abandoning their homes. "I'm really concerned about my baby," he Most of the 150 residents of the Mountain View Mobile Home Estates packed up their said. "He's teet hing now and when I see how possessions for today's voluntary move much tr ouble he's going through I hate to think of him getting some disease. It hurts to across town. Others elected to stay. him hurt — I Just want to get him out of see Some said they would never return to the mobile home village, steeped in possible here." Some residents told officials they had carcinogenic waste from a neaby abandoned allowed their children to play in piles of asbestos mill, The state estimates it will take up to two asbestos waste, unaware of potential months to demolish the nearby mill and cover dangers. the area with a fresh layer of topsoil. The The option to remain during state cleanup state is spending $100,000 to temporarily efforts was left with residents. relocate the families. One who chose to stay, Irene Burrington, Sarah Luckle, who has already fled the site said she had made her mortgage payment for with her daughter and sister, said she was the next two months. angered by the state's failure to implement a "If I'm going to pay for It," she said, "I'm more decisive permanent relocation plan. going to stay." "I'm frustrated," she said. "I'm ready to Authorities disagree on the possible heal th pull by hair out. I've got a baby I'm scared hazards posed by the abandoned asbestos for her. I got a teenager In the house and I'm mine. scared for her, too. Chamber of Commerce Manager Donna "Even with a permanent relocation, (the Anderson complained Tuesday the situation thought of danger to my family) will always ,,has been blown out of proportion." 72nd (fl)(35)ILOVE LUCY onafishing trip. haunt me. I keep hoping against hope nothing will happen, but like a ghost following me, of TONIGHT'S TV ' .... _IUU .. ' I, . . . ;.I ~ -W -1 ; .N ~1 7 - . . , ~, ,.4,1;,#,: , - ,-I 72. 11 —1~' ." - - -;". -, '' .-.,.,-. I ~ . . . ~ 13.1 . - '' -26 ' - - . It -: - ........ 311 ___________ ~ . - ' - ;; -1110t ; , -: 4. 7V— *7 ,ji~_,_!0 ,,,:~ 7_41" ',.. ~ . " U_, 1, N ~. oo4"~ . , tt, , .. . .4 . ........- � 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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