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WHA1 A 'A'I SHAVE . -- - — — _-1 R ioj \ / %1 N . % ________ &j .. by Bob Thav.s . 10;P 0 SPIDER-MAN I AM,/ IF IN M 19 le iX Twit 300 Va . ___________________________ toda 's hand starts out South ducks the first simp club, but has to win the second. Then he enters dum. with a spade in order to , lead a diamond to his king. If West plunks his ace, on that king three notrump is going to breeze in. West will his club suit, but won't have any way to get in to make an more club tricks. So uth wi I come to his hand with a spade. lose a finesse to East's jack dIamonds, but will wind up with three spa des and two tricks in cach other suit for the nine he needs." Alan: "Now l ook what is going to happen if West holds his ace. Of course, he s ould duck without going through any ceremony. Sou th will lead a diamond toward dummy and will have no rea• son do anything except play the ten. East will score his ' r NMW AW, __________________ ___ __ _____ ___ .. I 11 III - . MAym IF rAm NEW lbWK! l MY FfPVY4jJ .. bb1N tNV1 AAlN! *r _______ NP 1 A cAN MAKE IT ON MY SW. S _ ____ . 60 A%& I ____________________ ____ ___________ ' 1 ' ____ __ _____ _____ •1 I a __ C I I _____ V _________ I __________ _____ _____ ~ it do& .*.,. lk"s 1-wo 0 by Craig L"pn by T. K. Ryan - -- A FI' .,MernMY6(Los VK%%Cv - - HIM. 0 La0 A / MACI*S - - 'TO j : OR" .1Hsnpr - . i' 6O 0 - U.S. officials Say. which brought an estimated 85,000 Red An American diplomat arriving Army troops into Afghanistan. Monday in New Delhi, India, from Kabul In his State of the Union message, 4 said Soviet transport planes were landing at the Afghan capi ta l's airport at 10-. 1 0 I --3 I, just 0 -- -- - _A i - ThI WAIT A of men I -. - 0 I 0 0 -______________________________________________________________ weather was hampering Red Army rein, threat to Iran," he said. forcemnent and supply efforts. Secretary of Sta te Cyrus Vance met in Meanwhile, another U.S. diplomat closed session Monday for 21i hours wi th ar riving on the flight from Kabul the Senate Foreign Relations Committe reported that an Aniericain reporter, to brief it on the Afghan crisis. Jonathan Kwitney of the Wall Street Afterwards, he told reporters military Journal, was missing in Afghanistan. The newspaper in New York confirmed aid to Pakistan to "stabilize" its borders it had not heard from Kwitney, who would include an ti-ta nk weapons, hell. recently published a book on organized copters and field artille ry. crime in the United States, since be fore In Iran, Foreign Mi nister Sadegh the expulsion of American reporters Ghotbzadeh cluirged in a Tehran radio from the country Saturday. broadcast that Soviet troops in Afghan travelers to India said it ap. Afghanistan have moved to within 19 peared the Soviet-i nstalled Kabul regime ntik's of his country's border. ' . Nurse Fannie Beamon looks out the window a Sanford youth used for his escape from jailers at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday night. Th e youth jumped about 25 feet to the ground threat to Iran," Iran, Ghotbzadeh, campaigning for this "What has happened so shows that week's presidential elections In Iran, there Is a growing trend toward an tan. said in a Tehran radio broadcast quoted controlled communist society," Ghotbby the Kuwaiti news agency, 117U zal said in the broadcast monitored by remain silent the BBC. Iranian 0 -, ; 0 c.* ...10 rear of County Tums Down 0 New For Lon,i~j "i~ l, iI Jail . . The Seminole County CoIntmisslon this has no objection to finWWW It off with a i morning turned down a request by the little sod. His motion to approve the sod County Development Department for purchase failed for the lack of a second. sod, tables and desk seats to be added to Commissioner Sandra Glenn was was estimated at $13,000. Sheriff John Polk said thie tables were The sod, at a cost of$5,000 was intended needed for the day room to meet new for 65,000 square feet In three inner state and federal regulations. The tables courtyardsandtheouterperimeterofthe cost approximately $2,500. building. Williseni complained that state and Commissioner Dick Williams pointed federal representatives approved the jail plans two years ago and d he desired out that sod had been deleted fr of earlier plans to save "What has changed since t hen?" Polk said he would produce a letter to WWIETII aid. "TO pat it back In now that effect by next Tuesday's cornwould be like saying the board was just mission meeting, leasing back then. I don't think we Thede*aeats,whlchwouldbeplaced with metal shelves so Iinates could were." :Conuululoner Bob Storm said If $6 write, would cost $5,OIS foe' 212 seats, million Is being spent on the building he Polk said these wererequired,, n , - (i '0 . , lit Ill -: - - ' -. - g . - - , , , - 11 ' . All _____ ' - - - - . ) two five over face on Jones, to anyo Today - JohnS nts Ma Got r or St. *Ido un s y Dear Abby .................... lB Dr. Lamb .....(............... 45 Editorial ......................IA Florida ....................... 3A Horoscope ....................45 Hospi tal ...................... 3A Nation ........................ 3A OUTseIve, .................... 15 Sports ...................... 74% TeIev1lon .................... IA Writhes....................... World ........................ d ____ ___ ___ of e a c ," she _ . _________ . . _ fernm we - - _ n. o - - . - of :I-- - ___ - _____________________________ I - ................ ZA The Clock ............. 4A Bridge ........................ 4111 ClassifiedAds ...............Z-B Comics ....................... 4B Action ___ - Talk Nov. tenants or former tenants 0 ,•0__ To deputies say. Twanta and former teslIsti of two (MUD), Jacksonville office, said today settlen*nj'in several law suits against period. Patricia Tenoso, lead counsel in "The ref unds are not charity, but Ciwity federally ,uli'dlred poraune who resided In Bresu Tow,a1 MUD, Hurt said. Under termi of the one the lawsuits, said many tenants rebates overcharges. No cne should artment projects may have refusde of S.4ord, and St. Jo V11M I and II In sett1e.iit, anyone who lived In a MUD have failed to f ile their claim forms hesitate to il laim said. from $230 to $500 each coming to them, Fern Pest tb. the 31 flV! ItOns Section 221 apartment bsilldljsg for any because they mistakenly fear retaliation Those to N7am .ligibleto period between Feb. 1,1975 to Sept. 30, by project owners. but they itave only eight mqre days to FIb.l,1 ___L3S1 seeking additional information may call the roluMi 1977 may be entitled to receive a refund "Tenants should know that this set___tiir money. Claim Irma must be t'IaIm 800134.7980 toll-free. So far BUD has available at the payment. Uement was agreed to by 31. by MUD arid that manigunuit ciScee at both projects, Hurt said the lawsuits involved HUD's the refund money is coming from MUD. received claim forms from only 12 Hurt of the U.S. Dep4 of J refusal to approve energy grants to the Tenants have nothing to fear from percent the Floridians who have the Housing and Urban Development Thr'iidervu1Wdfruna$NmIStcn apartment comple during that time project owners," ?1)e said. right to make claims, according toHUD. ____ . 0 -- wood By DAVID hi, HAZIER opened on the the b ui lding. The wi ndow ope ns into a straight, Herald Staff W ri ter A Sanford youth, facing possible life t hr ee-story drop, she added. imprisonment on pending charges, is While Seminole deputies and still free following an escape from Sanford police concentrated their Jailers through a third-floor hospital search in Sanford Monday night, window Monday night. Sanford chief Ben Butler said tie now Applicants for the position of New applicants are Thomas G. Richard Eugene Williams, 17, of believes Williams "is down the road a Longwood city attorney will be in- Freeman, Altamonte Springs; Marvin E. 2420 Chase Ave., Sanford, escaped at ways by now," and no longer in the tervlewed by Longwood City Commission Rooks of Car roll, Jones, Rooks and 7'30 p.m. from a Seminole Memorial city, at 7 p.m. Th ursday. Owen, Casselberry; Mark H. Randall, The successful escape was Hospital bathroom, Several of the applicants we re among Cassel be rry; William A. Leffler III, William had been taken to the Williams'second attempt to leave the the attorneys interviewed in November Sanford; William Colbert, Sanford and hospital earlier in the evening, after jail in the past tour days. to fill the post left vacant by the Howard J. Clifton, Winter Park. Colbert Imt Friday Williams broke loose telling correction officers he had resignation of City Attorney Ned Julian is a member of the same taw firm as taken "an overdose of aspirin." from corrections officers handcuffing Jr. Julian (Stenstrom, McIntosh, Julian, him to bring him back to jail after a deputies reported. Julian resigned in October effective Colbert and Whigham) and has sub. Williams, wearing leg irons, was court appearance, and ran several 1, but since the city cominissioners stituted for him at some Iliongwood allowed to use the bathroom alone on feet through the parking lot outside Mve not been able to agree on a meetings. the third floor of the hospital, while a Courtroom D before he was tackled by replacement, he has continued to ser ve. guards and taken back. guard stood outside. Longwood has budgeted $Z) a month With two new commissioners now on Williams is charged with counts A short time later, it was discovered the board, the commission is starting all to retain an attorney to attend meetings foot-i-inch, 160-pound each of armed burglary and grand the agai n in its search for a new at. and $25 an hour for any extra time spent outside meetings in work for the city. prisoner apparen tly- had squeezed theft. The armed burglary charges tor ney. through the 18-inch wide, foot-high carry a three-year-to-life sflence Back to try again are Bernard D. Front runners In November were window and dropped three stories to upon conviction. Although only 17, Sommers, Maitland; Carmine Bravo, Korman, Morrison and John Jones (a the ground, said deputies. A pair of Williams is being tried as an adult Lengwood Village; Gerald Korman, member of the same law firm as Rooks), adult penal ties. wire cutters was found the window can Lengwood; William H. Morrison of Williams is not considered ledge. Morrison and Stalnaker, ne but himself, Hospital spokeswoman. Kay Bar- dangerous Altamonte Springs; and Harvey Alper of tholomew said the bathroom window deputies say. Massey, Alper, Wack and Eaton, ________________________________________ Altamonte Springs. government cannot Extras Freedom ____ e. . far f ' UWIiiIUL[ULlOfl "It has brought t he Soviet Unbout lthln said, "Many towns and villages are striking dista nces of the Indian Ocean . and even the Persian Gulf. It has running out of food." He said intelligence reports reaching eliminated a buffer between the Soviet Washington indicated severe winter Union and Pakistan and presented a new -. of j- i.... (JUL "Civil unrest Is continuing," Carter - a _____ 0 t. fl.....,. LdftIIduI, liodding Carter III said of 8 , 0 ...I •.. IRIU (U ng :- - 0 .. Vu h........ "I" "-"' U.S. State Department spokesman of Afghanistan government and the Monday Soviet occupation by the Soviet Union has troops were still meeting civilian altered the stra te gic situation in that part resistance and re gular Afghan troops ( the world in a very ominous fashion," were deserting because of food shor- Carter said. I I tanks or anything, help Pakistan defend itself from any and equipment," the Soviet atta ck. Carter did not give a figure ki with the Soviets are now being officials said he would seek $400 million. better supplied. "The destruction of the independence wor .—.--'- a - lot a '" 1~ order of business to pass an economic and military aid package to It S iltnlntnnt trnnn ""•'r • Af,,hn " 'r""' siIiI YI,blint, -- I - ---- '- sident Carter asked Congress as its first minute intervals, "1 didn't See any ] 8 Days To Apply I ..,,.... 0 pJwg WEWS? ___ ' ______ I-0 TUMILEWEEDS - _____ .. 11, Il ., ,kj111h - %f 4 1 ;.: Fill, 1;tt 0 ______ 6 , - _________________________________________________________________ _______ by Stan Lee and John Romits .. . . tj,41NtOP OMJ.f N ,, 16 'Z.GOULONIV , __. was to F 7w is 7W _ FFAW9 ____ 10 . . r I United Press Internationa l was refusing to accredit Western jour. Their overland routes cut by snow, nalists until it "decides how to keep all Soviet forces have been using massive newsmen but the ones they want out." airlifts to bring troops and equipment The diplomat who reported the airlifts into Afghanistan where foott shortages .%aid the nuinber of planes reminded him are causing desertions in Afghan army of the first days of the Soviet invasion, -----______________________________ - Sc)\iiets By . _- _________________________________________________________________________ om 'I I _________________________________ -- .. - --.-- ~ anommos~ the new county jail. The additional cost abeent on county business, I __________________________________ _____________ I ies 1)1 _______ 1 4. TI saying can lilT FRANK AND ERNES -j -- A , ranks, - NO 4061'SPLASH ON CA •'1 - you to face S __-7 -..I __________ 3A. Ghotbzadeh was also quoted by the Tehran are freed. British Broadcasting Corp. as "We are prepared to work with the Iran Is Afghanistan government of Iran to develop a new and every kind of aid to end the Soviet in. mutually beneficial relationship" af ter terventlon. the hostages are released, Carter said. The Kuwaiti agency said Ghotbzadeh It was a reversal of Carter's position, also expressed fears the Soviets would stated soon after the U.S. Embassy in exploit its 1921 friendship treaty with Tehran was taken on Nov. 4 last year, Iran to "Intervene militarily." Iran that Iran's "slate would not be wiped unilaterally revoked the treaty last year, clean" even by release of the 50 hostages. There no word from their militant "The destruction of the independence captors on the condition of the AmerIcan of Afghanistan 'government and the hosta ges In Tehran as they began-their occupation by the Soviet Union has 12th week In captivity. altered the strategic situation in that part The United States renewed Its ap. of t he world In very ominous fashion," plication for their release before the Carter said. International Court Justice lit The For once, Iran could not disagree. Hague and if Iran does not respond by Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Feb. 18, the court will hear U.S. Ghotbzadeh sa id Russian troops ha ve representatives alone, according to court moved within 19 miles of Iran's first secretary C southeastern burder. posing a ll Gbottmadeh, Interviewed on French da nger" to the country, especially the radio, said the failure of the United provinces of Sistan and Baluchistan. Nations to create a commission to inSpeaking out on the Soviet intervention in Afghanista n, Car ter said: shah was hampering a decision on the "it has brought the Soviet Union wi thin hostages. striking distances of the Indian Ocean Another Tehran broadcast reported a and even the Persian Gulf. It has campaign speech for the Friday eliminated buffer between the Soviet presidential election in which Ghotb- — ___ ________________ ___________ MassiveAiriift. L r; - - -1 — I It hi HA E - Olive LRTJSon; -- held in the besieged U.S. Embassy in q _________________ [HOW ABoA NICE SHAM Out Branch United States has "no basic quarrel with in the face of this threat to its frontier By - - electricity, Holds Carter, in his annual State of the Union message, told Congress Monday the - ____ I Etchberger ____ _________ ______ C cause we buy business as a "real danger" to the Islamic on former Ambassador George Bush's win in the Republican column, on Page republic, get in 91 for the Soviet threat in Afghanis- over Sen. Edward Kennedy In the Iowa tan, described by Iran's foreign minister caucus. Complete coverage, plus detall.r" of • _____ by Al Vermeer ALL R1GH1'.' EYRE BEINGJ -LI RY VERY 1 CARPETING OH. I tX)N'T - I HOPE • • PRISCILLA'S POP short countering '. • ______________ - President Carter, in a dramatic tur- Carter uses favorable ratings In foreign nabout, has offered to work with Iran in affairs to score an impressive victory my - __________ ervative, " By United Press International our tolerance I2I NORTH then you have for quite some stimulating for you today. A Q 30 time. The trips may not be of Hurdles or oppositions spur 9865 long dura tion, but they should you on the greater efforts. Q 10S2 LEO (July 23.Atql. 22) If prove very pleasant. •A74 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you have a choice today EAST WEST #915 19) He tactful, yet don't beat between mentid or physical, 47632 Wi lli 1# Q1073 about the bush today if there labor, tackle the task where #J4 A 93 is something that you've been you can use yo ur mind, rather •863 1095 he Your than your brawn. tell anot r. wanti ng to SOUTH VIRGO Aug, 23.Sept. 22) straightforwardness wi ll be KJ4 are some subtle Travel, There appreciated. A K 42 resources, romance, luck, changes beginning to stir K 876 possible pitfalls and career wl*re your work is concern4K2 for the months ahead are all ed. Don't be disturbed by Vulnerable: Both discussed In your new Astro- shifting conditions. The tota1t1 Dealer South Graph Letter which begins work to your bendit. UBRA (Sept. with your birthday, Mail $1 I NT for each to Astro.Graph, Box Your spi rit of cooperation 13 3 NT Pass Pass 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. contagious today. Associates PAU specify birth' find this appeal ing and they'll 10019. Be ur like be encouraged to date. Openi ng lead4 Q 2D-March 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) Without being in areas ofwith _______________________ watch his partner fering personal gain. You can This should be a rewarding that ace o diamonds and col. reap a harvest if you're day for you. You'll take pride Oswald Jacoby . lect two club tricks to leave and Also SIsta g willing to put out the effort. in your work, and whatever Sou th one trick short." ARIES t March 21-April 19) you do you'll not be ashamed Alan: "There is an old sayYou're t your best today to put your signature on it. (F a copy of JACOBY log that aces were made to MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. nwhen you are able to do things ta e kings. a good saying. the way you feel they should Dec. 21) Take the time today but does not always give the Bridge." care of this newsPap , P.O. Box 489, Radio City be done. Avoid restrictive to do things you thoroughly ace it, best value." Station, New York. N. V. Oswald: "The play of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) recharge your ba tteries and the rest If you see someone you're prepares The Santa fond of in need of assistance of the week. Th e sun is 400,000 times as The Museum of New Mexitoday, don't wait for them to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja n. bright as the full moon and co, Santa Fe, maintains the ask for help. Jump in at the 19) Before attempting any- gives the earth six million oldest public building in the first sign of trouble. thing new, use YOW' hours times as much light as do all United States. The Palace of GEMM (May 214111111IIII 30) today to finish UP matters the other stars put together. the Governors (built 1610), a lids Is a good day to launch which you have left hanging. Most of the stars that eas- hall of modern Indian culture, new projects or ventures. You'll operate better after the ily be seen on an clear night collected works of artists of am actually brighter than Ow the Southwest, and folk art Take the necessary steps to decks are cielared. sun. exhibits. - I HEAR BOTT'5) YES. MP - — ________________________ . AND EMILY - • . I — _ likely to do more traveling situations should prove c*'c.snio 6 Iran WIN AT BRIDUE YOUR BIRTHDAY i ___ Ole L1JGA4JS5E5 FIT, t&E 'AIr- 'THE. I 5t eE.J (?t?.JDlIt1E (A)f40 I',, çbu VJf 1.JEt)S pump pri estimates hold Uw, the county may be $730,000, nearly twice as much as spent $1.52 for premium unleaded. At the putup dustry are that substantially higher lie said the numbers gathered in his $255,000 to $=,ODD short in budgeted last year. the cost per gallon will be about $2 for gasoline mileage vehicles will bei confing study of the budget surprised him. "We funds for energy — $180,0DO-4200,000 short Etchberger said the original figures regular by (flat time, lic said, on the market in 1981," tie said. -%Iien usetl a 50 percent inflation factor in for gasoline and fuel, and 175,0004100,000 included in t he budget were ba sed on 'Our gasoline prices are three months we go out for bids on vehicles in fut ure budget planning and it is obvious from 93 cents per gallon for ahead of where they were projected to years we will be dropping the size and these figures that 50 percent was too "Assuming new cost estimates for unleaded gasoline; 90 cents for regular; be. This will definitely have an impact by looking for higher mileage vehicles. We conservative an estimate," Etchberger fuels are correct — and these estimates 80 cents for diesel and 97.4 premium the end of the year," Etchberger said. have always purchased niedium and said. -- problem is so you can be -—-- by Howie Schnelcler under prepared to give -.. I .- ,'u 00 Carter I am sending you The diagnosed and treated Health Letter number 2-10, properly. January 22, 1980 esday, Tu rent budget. were anxious in as walking, ' jI(H are r said the county estimates of FL,41i'\' f '• to for . 1-;_11 -. exercising In your basement, IP - management, analys - - If you're having heart pain recommend weight control, associated with exertion, it not smoking cigarettes and, should occur in your most important, seeing your " ...budgettub)es having some chest consistent, difference instances what a person has. a -.M1111111111111111110 - more sophisticated tests to walking in cold weather and find out lit'g causing the particularly into a cold wind chest discomfort. This might will precipitate chest pain include electrocardiograms from heart disease. Then taken with exercise or, in teople who have asthma may certain cases, special X-rays nottolerateexertion and cold from the story alone in many noting the deficiency in the budget for smaller vehicles. The emphasis will be However, by last Thursday the county gasoline and petroleum costs will total on smaller vehicles now." was paying 94 cents unleaded; 91 cents from $180,000 $200,000. As far as electricity costs conThe county's conservation driving unleaded. the tanker is associated with I wouldn*t be sur- aI II I I. ." " '.~ electrocardiograms while what's causing it. I note that you live in 14c*'-,wi'J-rest. That's why doctors sometimes have to do Canada. In some people, is — He said that the county in &last fiscal regular; 80 cents diesel and 97.4 cents c ETCHBERGER , _______________ 0 i?iIWPAPLM INYIRPI1ISE ASSPI) 1/ _______ - of the coronary arteries to the combined. That may have something to do with the heart muscle. in ' Heart pain not J that's why it's so hard to tell walking uulside upPused to 62 I d nearly all of JEFF I — I VUST vrj\ 52 Si by Bob Montana rESUT THEY WENT YA- I OUT OF BUSINESS KNOW! I BOJGHT Ii' TWO MONTHS LAST 50 ____ ARCHIE AT CARD SH AT TVELFTH 43 F up Box 1551, - you o County government. despite economy year budgeted $370,IXX) for petroleum premium unleaded. plans are still in effect, Etchberger said, budgeted $224,000. 'Based upon our measures put into effect, may use products and raised that amount by 50 These are not retail prices, Etchberger adding those plans call for the current figures, I anticipate we are going the county's contingency perce nt in the cost projections last emphasized. These prices are 15-20 cents elimination of non-essential and non, to be short $75,000 to $100,000. accounts in the 197910 fiscal year budget. summer for the ur the ce "be driving, He said the county is Jeff Etchberger, assistant county "In that area we have already placed "Many thought the increase was too by also cutting down on purchase and load." administrator and director of the high. It turns out we were probably too Etchberger said it is expected those replacement of vehicles and looking to on order an automat ed device for energy county's office of said, noting costs will rise by September to $1.45 rewriting specification. conservation program in the couris cons and evaluation said today If new thouse," he said. costs this year are now estimated at unleaded; $1.44 regular; $1.22 diese l and "Predictions in the automobile in- - good medical evaluation. It toes. overbreathing or may or may not be associated hypierventilation nwy, and it can also cause chest with heart disease. - expenses for the operation of Sen-dnole 'f - The fact that you have a discomfort. Often hyper- _ 48 J49 RE Ou I 20 ...- 1 . . , pain have perfectly normal discomfort 44 HEY!' THAT'S I 24 J 40J i' __________________________ READER suppliers general 10019. NY DEAR P.O. untyReserve un D given to us Radio City Station, New York, or rain ay By DONNA 1'1' by our the were Herald Staff Writer total is almost the amount of our Skyrocketing gasoline and electricity fund contingency," Etchberger said. - Heart attacks do not cause dull pain in the chest should tingling such as pins afl(1 see his physician and have a needles in (lie fingers and ________________________________________________________ - LI kes , Anybody who has choking, __________________________ -- ______________________ po due to circulation, 35 ___ ______ -. -- ii F ________ I 18 and understand is 17 I -1 ___ my toes fingers which I newspaper, normal electrocardiogram ventilation 25 27 26 does not mean that you can't anxiety. have heart pain. Many people prised if 31 34 33 _____________________________ who have intermittent heart view of _ — I - request to me, in care of this feel some pins and needles in 14 — R)LTOIJ? jo 10 ______________ 121 1 22 1 23 By CAWL0411(4ff-2 N00M. 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Officials said the aircraft one of the key elements of the U.S. nuclear strike capa bility, were not armed with nuclear weapons, but they left open the possibility there were carryi,1 ng conventional t)'Pe used dduring Soviet s Testing Now N uke WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ile Soviet Union apparentiy exploded an underground nuclear device last October in an experiment aimed at unlocking millions of barrels of oil from a giant Siberian oil field, government geologists say. James W. Clarke of the U.S. Geological Survey said such an experiment would mean the Soviets are attempting to. use nuclear technology to turn the Salym oil field in the oil-rich Middle Ob region of west Siberia into one of the world's largest petroleum producers. Clarke and Jach Rachlin said In the USGS report Monday that there is "high confidence" a tremor monitored Oct. 4 was caused by an underground nuclear explosion They said an extensive network of seismic stations located the apparent blast In the oil field. , Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. NATION ~,;-, 1N BRIEF .". I ATLANTA i UPI, Justice Department attorneys prepared to present their bank fraud case against — .. former federal budget director Bert Lance and three of Lance's former business associates today, following the selection of a seven women-five man jury Monday. Justice Deportment attorney Marvin Loewy is to give the opening arguments for the government. After opening arguments, co-prosecutor Edwin Tomko said housekeeping chores will begin testimony. Bank records, used to build the case against Lance, will be offered into evidence by government employees who have had custody of the documents prior to the trial. , • . Anonymous. Teachers are required by law to report cases of suspected child abuse and, according to Mrs. Froman, they are spotting the signs of abuse quickly and referring cases to guidance counselors to follow up. After talking to the teacher and the child, the counselor may then call in the school social worker of Child abuse panel (from left): Elaine Froman, the Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services to in. Anna Woods, Joe Chapagne, Dennis Barton and .: - - - Herald Photo by JIM CatsIbrr Judge Dominick Salfi. MFrom said In cases of repeated abuse it may be Champagne said Parents Anonymous recognizes six necessary to go to court. "This can be a frightening and problems: physical abuse, physical neglect, sexual abuse, frustrating experience," she said, "when you know there is verbal abuse, emotional abuse and emotional neglect. repeated abuse and no thing Is done to remove the child from Some parents come to Parents Anonymous for help volun. the situation." She told of one experience where she was tartly, while others are assigned by the courts and some have subpoenaed to testify and seated next to the mother in the been In jail. The organization is trying to help parents cope judges chamber during the hearing. "I had to go back to court with their problems and give them an alternative to directing three times before the child was removed, but we don't give their hostility to the child, up." Bar ton said paren ts are sometimes referred to Parents She said sometimes teachers overreact and it is the place of Anonymous by "We Care" crisis intervention center, the counselor and the principal to temper and calm them. hospitals, and spouse abuse centers. In a crisis, parents can Ms. Woods said that in 11 years working with emotionally call other members on the phone for help. "We're not in It to handicapped children of average or above intelligence she has hurt the parents or put them in jail, but we're in to counsel observed more than 19 cases of child abuse, which she feels people in all walks of life. Most of them were &Wsed thembecause of the smaller classes she deals with is a large per. selves as children," Barton pointed out, centage. Seven were physical abuse iree sexual abuse and Most won't talk openly ithuiC Chew experiences when they nine emotional abuse, first come to Parents Anonymous meetings, and we don't push "As serious and as ugly as sexual abuse is I believe them, but as they become more at case with the group they emotional abuse is even more devastating," Woods said, open up, he said. "They are aching for attention, a!wys being told they are bad "We feel the child might be better off In a mediocre enor wortiie3 aiiAiëellng no one cares." vironment if the family receives counseling than he would being taken away from the parents," Barton Said. "In a criminal case, the first thing we think about is prosecuting the parents,"said Judge Salfi. "If we have a case, we wi ll file and the parents are arraigned and tried. Not a lot actually go through the criminal system, however. Time goes by and, meanwhile, family problems become involved. Jailing parents Is not an effective way of deaUng with the problem, but when death results chances are they will go to jail then." In t he case of abandoned, abused and neglected children, a petition is filed by the fiRS or an individual and an ad- 128 Killed In Iran Air Crash By United Press International Chanting "Allah Akbar," God Is great, Iranian rio1ut1onary guards today began removing the bodies of 128 people killed in the fiery crash of a Boeing 721 jet in the snowbound Elhros mountains north of Tehran, state radio reported Rescue wor kers were quoted as saying it would take manymorehoursofworkinthedayllghtbeforeauthe bodies could be found, The burning wreckage of the Iran Air jet was found shortly after mianight, five hours after it went down in the pathless mountah near the military base at i 5 &I t._ ak.. __....i&...I £k_ __.t iaim, & uu1Ca uUUI u vspuw, ui rawo sam. __h o C rash — B DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Rain and thundershowers covered a )44pp Wide ares from the Texas Gulf coast to Valley today. Snow bkik.t.d the upper Midwest. More than 30 workers boletared levies with rock, Iafldl*gi mod C$flVU °" f Mosidiy to contain flood waters lii productive farm weaL Skit, f reezing rain, rain mod WIOW swept through the Ohio Valley to New England. Snow was scattered over the southern sections of the upper Great Lakes as well as parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota and the western central i$.I'w. '11w.. 1Mw. of snow blanketed Syracuse, N.Y., during a six-Imur lod NWAsy. High temperatures In the teens and, single Ztu were expected in the narthsrn Mississippi Valley with readings In the and expected In Plains. the flOithef U CIntfll AREA READINGS if sm.): tençeratite: 0; overnight low: 48; yesterday's high: 77; barometrIc pressure: 30.04; relative trn'Ity: 00 percent; winds: south at 10 m.V.h. WEDNAY TWISt DAYtONA REMIt: hlgts, 11:50 sm., 11:11 p.m.; lowe, 1:30 am. 1:30 P.m.; PORT CANAYREALI higiw.il:47 a.m., 12:10 p.m.;.lows, 5:40 a.i I:lHm. IAYPOIT: M4:$a.m.,$i32m.; lovs 11:19 ____ BOATING FORMUN: , tada3f 12 812Pm Winds mostly .chsrIy around 10 hecuniag variable niosily southwest or west by Wdsi.day. aunIte4lNLPNUyelni7withdw.Osofowsrsnorth ____ _____ Ion" W.drtiny. AREA FORECAST: Generally fair becoming partly cloudy by dmiet1ydoyw1thac'lanceofshswersW.d. _ meft. M& to" tIgi4 in thelewtomldMe.WiadsNelIv1y 10 to, U today and tomdgN Rain pr1bab'*y 30 pitunt Wed. ___ __ __ Da na Man ComBank.Longwood to the new Flagship Ba nk of Seminole, Lake Mary office, The shift in accounts will mean city funds totaling $3o,000 to $50o,000 annually will go through the new branch bank on Lake Mary Boulevard. The decision to shift accounts was tentatively made by Mayor Walter Sorenson Monday when Flagship President Dennis Courson offered to assist the city by approving a loan through Flagship topurthase334 acres of parldahd on Grandbend Avenue in Lake / Mary. The city's funds have been deposited at kLac,c.The city had made tentative arrangemen ts with the Longwood bank for the $33,750 loan. But bank officials kit week said a bond Issue would have to be certified by the court before the permanent financing could be approved, City Attorney Gary Massey County organizational meeting Thursday. is scheduled nw.t for 7:30 pin, in the banquet ball at Western S"lin Steak House off U.S. 17.12 In Sanford, accordlag to Sower ganiseti. Carter, Cal., said Frank Grefto, a Jacksonvill e businessman membership In 51w United Nation mini support for a ceostjg amenn.nt to per mit prayer in pnigic schools. He has also said he supports the f foodaliifs as a weapon in the nation's foreign pOlicy. Carter said the new party has not as yet down, a vice prtk' andt. He add Mztypurfrcm $,nno3, County attended the Orlando convention The ___ _____ - lILm.. t - W W,VIP,, ft •-p {111111. Note ae iwU-tul Olympic 1A week, the hospital Board of Trustees were to meet to elect Officers; today and conduct the ordinary business of running the hospital.. Hospital Administrator Charles C. Bentley said the board will elect a chairman, vice chairman and secretarytreasurer, despite the fact It may only be "another six weeks to two months" until the county completes contract negotiations with Hospital Corporatloit of America (HCA). HCA, a .iahvllie for-profit corporation, was approved as the entity to take over the hospital Jan. 15 The current board of trustees were to have two new members at today's meeting: Arthur Harris and Don Reynolds. "The operation has to continue until the new owners take over," Harris said today. "Problems may arise and will have to be handled." But Harris estimated It will be "probably not long" before the trustees are replaced. 'nius.. in CaaodkiFitaun .d Ivt W__: Steve thet Oita stthaags VItM1M$inInd44*kT and ft Chit hiskeg Oan teesethir s, the Caaadlan 0tyu , a bIposti, .,cWu in SeLls, France, West Gersosay, Se!ghr Pk'l. I t, j lewis to Munow. co'i ,wilmu,, piosiitent, Merle =&M also baud - . did not pIM toesdora a boycoU aid Iliet the " NFORD: chelIe K. Bare I na Maloney Moody Giarles Owens 4én R. Schein Vil'Isn $ric tferman H. Wallstrom ' I • ,. ll Youig 9Iph Chalfint, DeScry Lillian J. Giess. Deilona Belly M. Ledou, Deltona Sydney R. Wickham, Deltona I 11 ~ . - , kib '.. , ]k , . I , ~ , , , - , _ ,~ , ~ . ~ 4- A surgeon's wife tele vision, Jackie Moore of Lake City is one of three witnesses the state says will positively identify Bundy as the driver of a white van used to abduct Kimberly Leach from school on Feb. 9, 1978. He Is charged with kidnapping the 12-year-old girl and leaving her dead in a hog pen near Live Oak 35 miles away. Bundy Is under death sentence for the murders of two Tallahassee sorority sisters. They were clubbed and strangled in their beds three weeks before Kim vanished between classes, Her subdued parents testified briefly after opening argwnents about the last day they saw her alive. Tom Leach said he and his wife, Freda, immediately discounted school officials' theory that Kim ran away. They knew how much she had been looking forward to that weekend's Valentine's Day Dance. They searched the school grounds without success for some trace of Kim, and went home to wait. Her body was not found for two months, Prosecutor Jerry Blair said a crossing guard, Clinch Edenfield, will point out Bundy as the man he saw staring at Lake City Junior High School as he cruised In front of the school In a white van, Edenfield was to have testified Monday but could not be found in the courthouse when he was called to the stand TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) Public Service Commission lawyers expect Southern Bell Telephone Co. to ask the Supreme Court for an indefinite delay of a $31 million cut in long distance rates. The company went first to the commission, seeking an indefinite postponement white it fights the rate cuts In court. Commissioners voted 5.0 Monday against issuing the stay sought by Southern Bell. The panel did agree to a 304ay delay, but that isn't expected to satisfy the giant utility. PSC lawyers predicted Southern Bell would ask the Supreme Court for an Indefinite stay. The PSC approved a new schedule of rates for in-Florida long distance calls In December. Under the proposal, rates for TAI.ILAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) A chapter in the political careers of several wnddentialhcpefuIawiU likelyconietoa cise today as the secretary of state makes the March 11 presidential - Overstreet, Laka Menres Elsie Cole. Orange City Debris Mamas. Michigan Sandy K. Todd and baby Sanford - girl, livid. were former Idabel police officer Ruben Farmer and William Muck Jr. of Torn4 Okla.. a black man whose hotly was found in the riot area Monday morning, Four other mcmi were injured, one of them hospitalized in stable condition, Okla homa human Rights , i * vl'~,';'~,-`~t-."~ -iI, . I W A .1 * .v. i., .. i t -0. . ~'~ .., ''. - I 3 .V ~t%-*_ , I I , 1, * .Xil. ., ,, _~11~_'31;_ , 4W 57 C. ~~ .10,17 ~ .1 - Commission Director Williain Rose headed a five-imian tewim sent to Qituation. Idabel to attempt to mediate the ministration officials said he would seek $400 million For (limit purpose. lii terms reminiscent of John F. Kennedy's inaugural address, Carter said: "We must pay whatever price is required to remain the strongest nation in the world. 'Iliat price has increased as the military power of our adversary has grown anti its readiness to use (lint power has been made all too evident in Afghanistan," "i'iie destruction of time independence of time Afghanistan governunent and time occupation by the Soviet Union has altered the strategic situation in that part of time world in a very ominous fashion," Carter said. A paramedic, l.t. C. 1. "Andy" Anderson, will identify Bundy as tileth an he saw leading a crying girl into the van, which was blocking traffic as Anderson drove past on his way home From the fire department, w here he worked, 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 for th across the highway that leads to Lake City. She said from the witness sta nd 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. THEODORE BUNDY ..,at trial ANNOUNCEMENT calls covering several hundred miles would go down sub. stantially, while charges for calls 20 miles or less would go up slightly. The company notified the PSC last week it intends to fight the rate reduction package before the Supreme Court and asked that the plan not take effect until the court acted which might be a year or 18 months from now, Southern Bell also had requested a 60-day postponement of the Feb. 1 effective date in the event an indefinite stay was not issued. The commission agreed to a 30-day delay. The PSC determined a year ago Southern Bell's Florida operations were earning excess profits and began a twopronged attack to bring those earnings into be. - Faceless Presidential Candidates Face Florida Extinction liabell arandstatter, D.BeIY Daullfle C. Kessinidi. Mary Grecorick R. Lisarelli, Irma I. HCPP. Dltoisi Alex Berry, Lake Mary forimier California governor, who was the favorite in all the public opinion polls, in a straw vote of rank-arid-file Republicans. illinois Rep. John Anderson and Phillip Cleveland, Pauline Pierce of Crane, Sen. Howard Baker, George Washington , D.C.; Robert Roosevelt of Bush, John Connally, Sen. Robert Dole, Silver Spring, Md.; Marlin Thacker of and Ronald Reagan for the Republicans. Alabama; and Raymond Llebenberg of For them Tuesday's meeting of the Paradise, W., the meeting is fight for Presidential Candidate Selection recogni tion. Winning a place on the ballot primary ballot final. Among the aspirants are the known Committee is just a formality. Itself would be a victory. candidates already on the ballot. They But for Joseph T. Bonglovonnl of With their zany campaigns these lesser Include Sen. Edward Kennedy, Gov. Miami, Nick Belluso of Decatur, Ga.; known Democrats and Republicans tend Ecknund G. Brown, President Jimmy Bill Carlson, of Sebring; Benjamin to make politics fun. But they also can be Carter on the Democratic side, and Fernandez of San Diego; Richard Kay of just as determined as the frontrunners A Toastmaster Club Is being formed to serve Sanford-North Seminole S South Volusla, All previous Toastmaster & Toastmistress a interested parties are encouraged to Inquire regarding meeting dates & other organizatIonal Information. PLEASE CALL MS. DEBBIE ROGERS ~~ 9-5 AT 322.S$31 FOR DETAILS aaaaaaasallllll WANTED ESTABLISHED PROFITABLE BUSINESS FIRMS TO SELL Private Pla cements Mergers and Acqu1slts Long Term Equity Capital SOUTHERN BUSINESS BROKERAGE Business Consultants 201 West First St., Sanford 32711 RICHAROOLEESON 9 5 ~, .1w." -1 .., I .1 -* , - _T ,0,,f.1.i. t.-_w %_.- k'l .,..,. "I .- -1: "...., -, ~,.,~.` _-*_~--__~.,-d,_.,~ , ~" -~ ,V -_,~ - .41~I~-_' ~'11-1 -11.~. ,_ ~-_.".&--11 - I'-,-.,)., A;s-,._ T ;iL,.. I$ -_, M~C . t I—- ro." li~ " 141: -%-'-X-,? _n r ~tl't.% i t ~.10 %,44- t*- I __ 1 I . Regina MCCOY, Geneva Vincent J. ScIw' Sr., Orange City DISCHARGES Het'bett Qkfl Harold L. Gibson Clarence HolZ5rtfler Pella Tipton ry Corneluis / . , ORLANDO, Fla, (UP!) - Michelle K. Bite Nellie M. Davis Willie aBos lii* Ma. Salley .UtP'U' 1 natietw lode swls,. ' JAN. 21 ADMISSIONS 1 WASHINGTON I UPI) President Carter Welcomed Congress back to town today with word that persistent inflation rules out a tax cut this year and time Soviet invasion of Afghanistan has raised time price of peace. In a State of the Union message to Congress Monday, Carter also made a gesture to Iran, saying time United States would be prepared to help that country meet a Soviet threat if the American hostages are released, Keyed to a possible new Soviet move, Carter asked Congress as its first order of business to pass an economic and military aid package designed to help Pakistan defend itself, Carter did not give a figure on aid to Pakistan, but ad- Southern Bell May Ask For Delay In Rate Cuts NOTES ministrations as CIA director and U.N. ambassador, ran narrowly ahead of the Killed in Sunday night's confrontation between blacks and law enforcement officers "I'm certainly not going over to their (tile blacks') part of town, but they had better not coiiie over here," power plant worker Bill Self said. "I've got five guns and they're all loaded." Grocery store owner Bob Voyles Ixanted In bullet holes in the front of his store amid said hi' — shocked defense attorneys Monday by saying she decided she could identify Theodore Bundy as the erratic driver of a white van after seeing him on , PITAL Rush, the former congressman and man-ofjobs who served the Nixon and Ford ad- all Witness Points To Bundy As Girl's Abductor Although manager Albert Barlow, 51, said he was roughed up by one of the two gunmen during his ordeal : morning, he suffered only a minor headMonday %.- wound, which was treated at the scene, OS distant third. where lie would be cLUfle, This tiny Rolls-Royce might be called a highticket item. Designed for the person who always wanted a Rolls but ('0111(1 not afford one, the scale model of a 1931 luxury touring ear built For India's Itajkot Maharaja cost a imitre $2,000, according to the American Express catalog, Sfl4fl hostage for four .'.f UI California asked his supporters to rally, was a I in federal court in the ftk .Ir :. , rcf!,,,r.,ntrnhhPrvrDtrg,D#,4 mm mis. h,ittIlnci nn,I h.hI • I tO tfl4I S I . returned to Oklahoma but would riot say Townspeople gathered in sliiall groups Monday to discuss the situation, and one iitan said he planned to be ready for trouble it It Congress Welcomed i B Problems a couple who blame an anti-nausea drug manufactured by a Cincinnati pharmaceutical firm for lbS birth defects of their son. I The suit was filed by California attorney Melvin 0.111 on behalf of Elizabeth and Michael Mekdecl. The defendant in the action Is RlchardsonMerrelJ Inc., maker of the drug Benedictln. T$*U PRIM all businesses had closed before dark. More than 50 Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers patrolled time area, along with about 100 city and count' officers. ' - flSS% SI I.. .14 night and murder charges were Filed Monday. Authorities said the suspect would be Nearly - - I II ORINDO, Fla. (UP!)= Trial is scheduled tObegin 1 today $10 million damage suit of NOW . PARKED? Orlando Druq Case Beqins 0 ' -. Two gunmen surHALLANDALE, Fla. (UP!) prised by a police car as they left the scene of a b %5t fl..,...., L)I U II ,\nittiontit's said I lenry Jackson, 15, appart'ntly was killed Saturday night while he and several other black youths ere burglarizing autos in the club's parking lot. Anthony I)t'Shazo, 29, of lioration, Ark., was arrested at I )t'Queemis, Ark,, Sunday ldabcl, which nestles in the southeastern corner of Oklahoma just a few miles from Texas and Arkansas, was quiet Monday night but not because time town's problems had been solved. Most of the residents cre just ..-' ILLEGALLY Andrew Johnson, 21, and James Brown, 34, were . ag 1 .• - the manager and two employees I, nightclub. — 40 Amed a L. Jones llle Ma. Lowe . - afraid to go outside, I unhurt. . 610"M -r • -- . -. Jailed on charges of kidnapping, armed robbery, 'aggravated assault and possession of a firearm in conunission of a felony. They surrendered after Brown's mother persuaded them through a bullhorn, to give themselves up. .. . - Alleged Kidnappers Caught I.'.,......,I L'LIIIUIII wmthi be closing ''as soon as it gets dark. I'm not worried about myself, but I've got some women that work here,'' The violence that erupted Sunday night followed a march on City Hall by nearly 100 blacks demanding an iiiiiiiediate arrest in the slaving of a black teen-ager near an allwhite -- -' Graham recommended commutation for Hoy two :week, ago. Smith asked for a postponement, saying he was afraid of jeopardizing the state's chances of reconvicting Jesse Hall, accused along with Hoy In the killing of two teenagers at Dunedin Beach In 1975. 1011*L PA ow • . •II. j.'omnmnuted. Action no Graham's recommendation that Darrell Boy's sentence be reduced to life In prison will be postponed until March 12, the next time the Cabinet sits :as the executive clemency board, Jere Moore, the 'governor's Cabinet affairs director said Monday. SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL -'--A-- - . ,. - - . ' - One of the two employees, Maria Schultz, 48, of North Miami Beach, said she was pistol whipped, and was treated and releasçd at a hospital. But her co-worker, Bernice Baker, 59, of Hollywood, Fia., apparently was raised over 00,000 at the amwnticn for the new party, carter said. Mrs. June Cameron of Sanford was elected a delegate to the national convention to be held later this yaw, he salt At Th ursday night's meeting, a disirman, vice chairman, secretary and triNifli will be elected. Cater sold the public Is welcome and encouraged to participa te in the local party or . ,r, ' •' "a convicted double killer's death sentence should be Seminole County group wnitise bad net coId Ilestiag lbs Games. Canada Israel and Egypt met CaW4 ' — ___ Uv-' . Oudi the United States, athistes spurned PreiMrt Carter's call for an Olympic '' lo . Nations CautiousOn Olympic Pullout R Usd Press S.- Graham May Delay Decision it Lost its bid to retain control of the hospital last The closing and document signing was held at the Sanford law off ice of G. Andrew Speer, representing the National Community Bank of New Jersey, trustee under the will of the late Thomas F. Conner, who owned the tract. Signing papers on behalf of the city were Sorenson and City Clerk Connie Ma jor. Massey was present to advise the city officials. Soreison said the total of the loan Is $33,750 at 734 percent interest over a sixyear period. ComBank.Longwood officers in a preliminary offer several months ago said a minimum of 894 percent interest would be required with the option to raise that rate if necessary. During the first year the city will pay Flagship only the Interest and the park will probably not be de veloped thIs year because of budget constraints, Sorunoan' Monday was the final day to exercise said. Future development plans call for the purchase option. The city several the park to be kept in asnaturaja state as weeks ago received an appraisal showing possible with barbecue pits and picnic the land is now worth 000,000, tables Installed. elected chairman of the state party at the convention, will be the gue st speaker Thur. sday night. The group must be formally organized to begin the effort to hive MeldrIm Thomson's name placed on the ballot In the November electIons for president, Carter said. Tosn.on, tinier tlwes'turm governor of New Hampahire, ___ srimnthgonaplatferusofa balanced budget, withdrawal of the United States from . ,,.. - repor ted t the city council. The council last week approved the te mporary use of city reserve funds, pending arrangementi being made for the loan. Because of the Flagship loan approval Moi)diy,it was not neceuary to touch reserve hinds, Sorenson said. In the meantime, City Manager Phil Kulbes said today, the city received a waiver, Friday from Don Gertelsen, state division of parks, Department of Natural Resources, to permit the closing Cfl the property without the possible loss of sta te grants. The city may receive a grant ofuptoso percent ($1L750) of the peck's $37,500 purchase price. Usual practice, Kulbes said, is to have grant approval before property is purchased. Total price of the property was $37,500. The city a year ago acquired an option for $3,750 for the land, IDAI3EI,, Okla.. UN Only 6,000 people ;i%'e in Idabel. Just under 2,000 of theiim are biack, and couuiiummitv relations have been a nagging problem. But time deaths of three tx'ople in the span of two days two of them during a nightlong race riot between an estimated 200 blacks and iim(Ie the assessment sound 300 IX)lice disturbingly low key. — - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Aides say Gov. Bob (;ruhwn will honor a request by Attorney General Jim Smith today and put off a Cabinet decision on whether . "4 sa On commutations Of 2 Men 11 tIV As 3 Killed In 2 Days bIN BRIEF -- politics. With ri'irly 70 percent of the 2,531 Democratic precincts reporting, Carter had 59,1 percent and Kennedy had 31.8 percent with 9 percent uncoinmitteti. Guy. Edmund Brown Jr. of California did n?'get enough votes to be counted, In time Republican race, with 22 percent of the vote counted Bush had 7,288, Regan 6,713. It I$ cj '1IIVI LT doiiiestic shadowed Race Riots Shock Town O., . , *., -- FLORIDA Constitution Party To Elect Officers LacaL officers of the new Constitution Party, organised on the state level 10 days ago, in convention In Orlando, will he elected at a Seminole 4 ', —Richard Russell of Portland, Maine, arrested for loitering and possession of burglary tools, Thursday morning pleaded guilty to the misdeameanor loitering charge to clear the way for his extradition to his home state on burglary charges. Ti state's attorney's offi ce agreed to drop the felony possession of toob. charge and agreed to ask Russell be sen. tenced to time served. While Hall granted the motion, Russell will stay In jail pending his hearing on Maine's request for extradition. Burke Steele, arrested Jan. 11 by Sanford police on charge of g theft and tresspass will not be prosecuted on those charges. - the bulk of its bank accounts from ': , I I, . 4% leaded it ullfv tn this. hD,,u. - I this e y ar. The outcome probably (lid not mean the end of the 68-year-old former film star's presidential hopes, but it certainly made clear lie was in another tough race. Nor did Kennedy's thumping appear to knock himim out of the 1980 picture. lie didn't start his campaign until November and lost his chance to capitalize on very high poll standings when the Iranian crisis over- grew increasingly optimistic in the last (lays of campaigning, but Reagan went into the caucuses as a favorite on the basis of a timidJanuary poll that showed him first among Iowa Republicans, with Bush third, Reagan, the former California governor who almost won the 1976 GOP nomination, was regarded as the frontrunner for the prize , La ke Mar Usual At Wasniml y To S'w itch . BanksIBusinoss As Usual iaisww — - Mitchel A. Tinsley, arrested Dect. 25 by Casselberry police for battery to a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence, pleaded not guilty to the charges. —Garland S. Baker, arrested Jan. 8 and charged with the Christmas day rape and robbery of an elderly Sanfoil resident The impact threw Ellis from his motorcycle and caused both to burst Into flames, officers reported. Ellis died at 8:30 p.m. Sunday In Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Although no charges have been filed, pending the In. vestigatlons, a highway pa trol spokeswoman said, officer reported Byrd had contributed to the cause of the accident, making an improper turn. He had also been drinking, according to the accident report, she said. By DONNA ESTES ATLANTA UPI, Proponents of the Equal Rights Amendment saw little hope for its revival in the. (;e(rgIa Senate today despite a motion to reconsider - A Casselberry woman was raped Sunday as she jogged through the Windward Square condominium, said Casselberry Police Chief George Karcher. The woman was attacked from behind at7:50 p.m,as along Antilles Drive, the road which borders the development and a wooded area, Karcher said. Her attacker placed a pocket knife against her throat and took her into the woods.. he reported, adding she was not cut during the assault. She was later abkto get away and run to one of the homes, where she called police. going to get 'ciii." The Democratic "uncommitted" category, Bush's win was close, but it was an authentic upset nonetheless. Bush, a Massachusetts-born transplanted Texan, 3.: RAPE IN'CASSELBERRY up his quest for the IX'inocratic nomination, saying, "We rmee(t 1,657 (delegates) and were one without spending a day in Iowa. By Limited Press International Standard Oil Co. Indiana, the first major U.S. oil firm in announce its 1979 earning,said its profits last year wire 40 percent higher than they were in 1978. Indiana Standard, time sixth-largest U.S. refiner, .attributed its unproved profit performance to "conS :iflUC(l strong results from overseas petroleum and '(;rl(Iwide chemical operations." The Chicago-based company said its 1979 profits were $1.50 billion, compared to $1.07 billion in 1978. It said it earned $10.23 a share in 1979 versus $7.36 a share the year before. ARRAIGNMENTS The following persons were arraigned Friday before County Court Judge Wallace Hall, their trial dates will be set on March Florida Highway Patrol investigators have begun their look into Seminole County's first traffic fatality of the year, an accident south of Oviedo Sunday, which took the life of a South Daytona man. John M. Ellis, 29, of South Daytona, died three and a half hours after his motorcycle crashed into a Cadillac driven by John Byrd, of Oviedo, at 5 p.m.. on County Road 419. n half mile south of Oviedo, highway patrolmen say. Byrd was driving north on the road, when he suddenly made a left, directly in front of the bike driven by Ellis, they say, The city of Lake Mary will be moving - South But in 1976, Carter spent more than a year Standard Reaps Huge Profit - yto Tito Gradually Recovers BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) An official medical bulletin sald today President JoaipBroz "graduaUyreCoVerthg"fro(n the aznputaUon of his left leg to halt the spread of gangrene that had threa tened the 7-year.old leader's life, "The general health condition of the second pcst.operative day is good. Following surgical Intervention, President Tito Is gradually recovering," the bulletin signed by Tho's doctors said, K'0 11s 0 vied * Carter said. Kennedy conceded in good humor, saying, 'We could have done a little better in Iowa," and congratulated Carter. But he made clear to cheering supporters that he was not giving — Canada Expels Red Officials OTTAWA, Canada (UPI) — Canada has expelled three Soviet diplomats on epy charges 4n a- case -In. volving a U.S. government official "in a sensitive position" who allegedly sold American secrets to the Soviet Union. Canadian External Affairs Minister Flora Mac. donald said Monday the three Soviet diplomats were expelled from Canada for using Ottawa as a base for espionage activities against the United States. Miss MacDonald said the case was the "most serious case of espionage" in Canada since 1946, when a Russian cipher clerk at the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa was identified as a link in a massive spy network nnerfinun fh 11ntwl e.... t'........ JbU '.uuu WIU that he could not campaign during a national crisis, said lie -deeply appreciated" the Iowa Vote and expressed his regret that he had not been able to campaign in person in Iowa. Iowans' 'expression of support is particularly welcome in these difficult times," building support in Iowa. This year, he beat the Massachusetts senator by almost two to the 32.23 defeat. The amendment was rejected Monday despite White house efforts and even warnings that it could hurt l?resident Carter's showing in the Iowa caucuses. Before the vote, the chairman of the Senate Democratic caucus read a resolution affirming the party's support for Carter saying an ERA defeat was no reflection on the former Georgia governor, judicatory hearing held. The judge's decision may range froni returning the child to the parents with counseling to ter. minating parental rights, Salfi said. There is a lot of traurna when parents split up and, as a result, the children often suffer a lot of emotional abuse, but kids are resilient and often are able to get over It, Salfi said. Almost 50 percent of divorce cases involve violence violence is part of culture, he added. When the problem persists over a long period, the custody court can remove the child without a dependency finding while the divorce is going on and even after, Salfi said. debate with his Io'.a opponents on grounds splash four years ago. Georgia: ERA In Trouble 1. Sen. Howard Raker was third with 3,558 votes. Trailing ' ere former Texas Gov. John Connal ly with 2.225, Illinois Reps. Philip Crane with 1.445 a riti .Jolin Anderson with 969, and Kansas Sen. Robert Dole with 361. There were 400 uncomiimittc'I Carter, who dropped out of a scheduled - : Lance 's Bank Fraud Case ; Begins As Jury Selected ' ' DES MOINES, Iowa (UP!) President Carter whipped Sen. Edward Kennedy and George Bush knocked Ronald Reagan off the top of the Republican hill in the nation's first 1980 presidential test Monday. Political organization gave Carter victory in the Iowa Democratic precinct caucuses but it also had a "Made In Iran" label. Carter was scraping bottom in the polls when Iranian militants took 50 Americans hostage in the U.S. embassy in Tehran. As the country rallied behind the president, his political standing shot upwards. The payoff came Monday in the 2,500 neighborhood meetings where Iowans begin the process of selecting national convention delegates and where Carter made his first big .1" ... .~_ ,. , i910 -3A Carter, Bush Score Iowa Wins By JANE CASSELSERRY Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Council for Exceptional Children heard about the mushrooming problem of child abuse and neglect as seen from the experience of five panel members, but to the professionals present this came as no surprise. The educators, counselors and social workers who work with children on a day-to-day basis too frequently see the resul ts of abuse and neglect. Serving on the panel at Winter Springs Elementary School were Judge Dominick Saul, who is in the family department of the Circuit Court; Elaine Froman, guidance counselor at Lawton Elementary School in Oviedo; Anna Woods, teacher at Red Bug Elementary School, whose specialty is working with emotionally disturbed youngsters; and Joe Champagne and Dennis Barton, who work with the parents through Parents Tuesday, Jan. 22, Vlli7,61lr-~~7 ~,.~~, 30532355$: �-- - - . .•.- 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, -• ..- .il. —. ' . - -. : Tuesday, Jan. 22, iflO = After Inventory. Sale. Sanford Plaza will open at 12 noon today'. Afterminventory Sanford Plaza will open at 12 noon today'. 1 SpeciaI buy. • I I., I J'. q'\r.' •p..'.. (4•'. • '...\ 1 Men's knit shirts 6 '&'if1'2.F, Misses pant women' S "First-Edition" separates. Special buy. 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By Mali: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. =1 1 1 1 1 1 101 Soviet Vetoes Crude, Typical * - - ---V ____ - ... - . . . '* - The veto by the Soviet Union of a United Nations Security Council proposal to initiate economic sanctions auainst Iran mnrkørl th liAIh iim *kn Russians have scorned world opinion since the organization was chartered in 1946. But the predictability of the Soviet action does not relieve the frustrations of American diplomats seeking release of the hostages held in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran since Nov. 4. The veto power enjoyed by the five permanent member's of the council, the United States, Britain, France, China and the Soviet Union, ha been exploited consistently by the Russians tb th( wart the peaceful resolution of explosive issues, The Soviets' 113th veto was cast in obvious self interest against a resolution protesting Moscow's blatant military interference in Afghanistan. £ HV IC2ICI Yew, Wi SUHCLWHS against Iran, was -------------------------— -..tt3wLI.ci by more convoluted, but equally .. . . - ...... - ......, . -." ................- While helmets and gloves sometimes attract stares from non-riders, if someone is thrown from a bike the helmet will absorb the shock, and gloves get torn, not skin. While kids may not like the idea of wearing headgear while they ride or the $30 cost of the most popular Bell bicyclist's helmet, safety experts say notonly will it prevent some injuries, but also can prevent accidents, since it is made of w)ifr wilt, rrd rpjJprtnrjpd - Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1980-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - . Whatever changes are made In the bicycle laws in Florida, one thing is clear unless a radical change is made on the part of either the cyclists or law officers, people riding twowheelers are still going to die. Many local cyclists ride as If they are alone on the streets, without any regard for the two-ton objects flashing past them. They ride at night, In dark cloth ing, wi thout lights, they swerve across streets daring cars to hit them, they simply do as they please. Common sense and the law says no rider should be out at night without a front and rear light at the minimum. Safety experts recom. mend cyclists also wear bright, reflective clothing and cover their bikes with reflectors. The reflectors w hich fit on spokes and pedals are particularly valuable. Motorists' eyes are caught not only by the ligh t bounced hack from their headlamps but also by the movement. The safety experts also recommend all cyclists wear the protective gear generally worn by the more serious riders. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 63.1-9993 - - -- . -'. front fender. In Sanford, as in most other places in the country, cyclists Just don't always obey the law. Several riders have just missed dying on U.S. Highway 17.92 in front of Sanford Middle School as they deliberately ride their bikes in front of passing cars, trying to get as close as possible to the front bum per wi thout ending up under the wheels. Only a few blocks from the Sanford Police Department, the action continues on a'linost a daily basis. But Sanford officers have been directed not to enforce the law which could keep some of those kids alive because the community is not behind material. Bicycles also need attention to make sure they remain safe. A young rider once suffered a cut leg, and the car his bike hit about $400 worth of damage when he tried to ride a bike without brakes. He hit the car, flew across the hood, destroyin g his bike and the car's windshield. About 10 minutes worth of work could have prevented the accident. That accident could have also been prevented if the rider had followed the rules of the road. Instead, he ran a stop sign and Into the car's SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Foul Trouble Spells U.C.F. Doom 0 By SAM COOK climbed Into the number 11 spot and will tempo for the Knights. one, on him," Brian Radon said. "We Mike Hayes added two more for a 39-39 And that they were. in the closing four Herald Sports Writer climb higher next week, clipped a foul. Monday evening proved no exception just tried to take away his picks. That's tie. When Clark finally got his first field minutes the Knights crept close, but a LAKELAND When area unbeaten plagued Knigh t team 96.90 before a as Jones meshed his first three shots into how he usually gets open." goal after 17 frustrating minutes it Precision passing game enabled basketball teams look back at the events sellout 3,021 in George W. Jenkins Field a 12-7 UCF advantage. At the 14:50 mark Although the Mocs were able to take triggered a string of four in a row for Bo. Southern to hold its lead with iayups and of the past four days, it will probably be House last night. however, Jones was slapped with a reach away Bo's outside game, they were Southern still managed a 49-47 halftime short jump .shots. called the LOST weekend. "I've ne ver seen nothing like it," a foul and Clark pulled him. He wouldn't helpless to stop the young Clark at the lead. Friday evening Mainland dropped steaming, shirt-tail dislodged Torchy return, Clark paced the Knight attack wi th 25 foul line. Clark blamed his lack of shooting on Sanford from the high school's unbeaten Clark said at halftime. "We're playing a "Yeah, I couldn't miss too much when I points. Jones contributed 22 and Cotton Clark hit 11 of 12 first half free throws, his cast of characters. "if ranks ending a I&game winning skein. 2-3 zone. I don't know how we're going to we'd had our notched 15. King headed FSC with 23 and was sitting on the bench," was the way including a rare four point play when regular temn in there, The Seminoles were ranked fifth at the commit 92 fouls." Jones explained his early hoop Hadon added 15. artistry. Southern's Hal Wissel was nailed with time. One could excuse Clark's exaggeration Another problem affecting the Knights technical, to keep the Knights in thea different first half." The father added," I didn't even And 24 hours later the Sues were at his foul count in a first 20 minutes was the early ineffectiveness of the recognize that team I had out there." humbled by 1A power Warner Christian which saw four of his top six players nation's number two scorer Bo Clark for game. curtaIling a 17-game winning streak. saddled with three fouls. 19 total were the second game in a row. Ebron Followed Clark's act wi th a Three subs finished out the last five UCF 90 1 : ('lark 71I.25, Cotton 5-515, llossin 4-0-8. Krull 5-0-10, Jones 11.41-22. Mainland was ranked third, whistled on the Knights. Saturday the 30-plus per game scorer baseline Jumper to give UCF its third- minutes. 1-0-8, Hans 0-2-2, ileacham 0-0-0. On the major college level secondWhen the second half opened Jones Ebroii 36-18-90. Sanford's -Ruben Cotton, center Dean seemed content to watch Jones and fi'eiint lead 33-28 with seven minutes Totals ranked and unbeaten Syracuse was also Rossin, sixth man Roland Ebron and red- Cotton head the first half scoring parade left, showed Juts how much he was missed b beaten. Just a step below the big boys in hot Gerald Jones all spent most of the In a win over Biscayne. putting on an incredible shooting show. F'SC 96): 1%Unn 64- IS, Radon 8-1.17, At this point though, Wissel called Division II, Torchy Clark's UCF squad first half as spectators. lla's 4-4-12, Odin 3-1-7. King 9-5-23. Last night a discontented Clark didn't the long range gunnery of 6.7 sixth man "lie was phenomenal," an ecstatic Totals 39-18.96. suffered its first blemish after 15 wins And it was Jones' absence which attempt a field goal until 16 minutes had lion King, who deniolished a sagging Wissel exclaiiiie(l. "He hit pressure shot and with it probably lost their number proved the most damaging. The 6.1 elapsed in the half when he was fouled on UCF zone geared to stop 6-8 Moe big man alter pressure shot down the stretch. [CI" 17 13-90 ONE poll position. Chattanooga, Tenn. sharpshooter has a drive. John Ebeling. "But I thought the difference was our I-'SC 19 17 -96 Florida Southern College 12-3, who has made a habit of setting the opening "We were playing a box and one on King hit three of four and flashy guard discipline. - .-. sinister reasoning, VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT . Who'll _____________ _________ " - Help 4 11 :: _- k . -;-_! H, __________ &~- 4 , F ____ The Poor? , I -1 _____ ____ -----------, __ ; .1 - otes ro N - :i fl _________ $ m . - * ** - . By ANTHONY HARRIGAN One of the pet hates of the left-liberal community Is the multinational company. ;, * * _**% --- Mu1tinatkir.alsires-p-L.tcrnaiil ogres that crush the aspirations of poor - -- , ' .,,,. — .i - ------------ .. . iI := , ' j. - . 'i' - f - - .4* , --_______ * il _ _ I - ____________ 3 - ----- —_ By DON GRAFF It's not easy f inding something cheery in the news these days, but it's there If you look herd enough — or far enough.' Say as far as Brazil, from where a recent Wall Street Journal had a la te report on the killer bees that should help take' minds off multiple world crises for a few minutes, You remember the killer bees. They are the African imports in tended to revitalize the South American bee stock that turned out to be as bad tempered as they are industrious. When aroused, which is easily, they supposedly attack anything moving with a ferocity that has resulted in 16 recorded human deaths. ' - ,.,, -- Iran, like other of the. Persian Gulf oil- people in the Third World. Perha ps the ablest defense of companies producing nations, is vulnerable to Soviet world is a recent business capriciousness. nt r5 ,The mischief potential of of Multinational paper, The Moral Moscow's domination of the coveted oil fields Capitalism" written by R.D. Pagan Jr., a certainly is as apparent to Iran's fanatical leader, senior official of Castle & Cooke Inc., a inc yatoiian Kuhollah Khon; dii, as it is to others worldwide agribusiness founded in Hawaii years ago by two Protestant missionaries. concerned over the threat to world peace. The son of a elerman who worked in a Donald McHenry, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, called the latest veto "tran- poor, tropical region, Mr. Pagan said: "I could not believe that our company had been sparent an act of political expediency designed singled out as a target for so-called political to buy Iranian silence on Afghanistan and Soviet action by some church groups." He added : advantage in the area." "My anger and surpr stemmed from the The purchase price, however, involves language of political ideology that permeated the attack — and for the prejudice, injustice, American lives. The cynical Soviet vote counters lack of charity and lack of intellectual the near-universal condemnation of Iranian achonesty that we ex perienced in dealing with tions by the international community. Th e effort by Moscow to put the on us for the Mr. Pagan said that his company has Tehran agony on the United States was ludicrous, worked with the churches for a long time and calling the requested sanctions "a threat to that it has asked them "to Identify specific peace" and a bid to exert "crude political and projects or areas where we can work in a cooperative and collective effort, utilizing the economic pressure on Iran." churches' human and financial resources The Security Council vote itself wasl,effective in with those resources we may have available, ridiculing the Soviet charge. Only Soviet satellite to expand and accelerate the task of tinFast derminy supported the Moscow view. proving the living conditions of the comThe Soviet veto can delay a positive response to munities in which we live." those who hold the embassy in Tehran. It cannot But Mr. Pagan rightly added that "We in Castle & Cooke believe that a corporation the massive international repugnance. McHenry stated the U,S. case and the primary shouldnotbeusedasaniedlumforsoclal, political and economic experimentation. We political U.S. hope. have statutory and legal obligations to meet '*The world is determined to see the hostages with our stockholders, our host countries, our freed," he said. lients, the consumers, and our employees. V , '' : 4 - _______ - I. -- . \ * ------===-= ______ - - - T_JTT -, ____ ___________ _______ _________ _________ ________ _ .. - gmzff - ______________ * ______ _____ _____ * ,' L' ________ _iii,I -.. _______ * ____ * ___________ -- - ' * ____ , _____ _______________ / _________- _____ - _________ _____ * ____ I _________ _________ -__ ________ __________ - .. ~, *II - __ .1 Seminoles Pall To-, 13Foot Shot Tap At Trlbe.Patrlot Game . '. .,.... * I easily than ordiriary'bees, but beekeepers ' have several methods of dealing with that, including wearing heavy protective clothing t Like His Attitude n' Word has it that David Thomas, Keith Whitney, Reggie Butler, Bruce McCray and Glen Stambaugh aren't exactly sweating their stating jobs tonight in view of the planned halftime activities of the Seminole-Lake Brantley Five Star match up. Halftime of the game will be spruced up with the Second Annual Great Seminole County Shoot Out, featuring some of the local names in politics and community leadership. "Defending Champ" John Polk will be on hand to defend his foul shooting title, Back to challenge for the hoop honors once again this year will be Seminole County School Superintendent Bud Layer, Donnie White from the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Lakeview Middle School primipal Ted Barker, County Commissioner Bob French and City Administrator Roger Nelawender. My money is on Polk. Rumor has it he'll serve the cornpaUtion with suboeones, shortly before they ft up to the charitydrlpeforthebeat-of-tenshotcompetition.Nothlnglike breaking a guy's concentration. - . .I '-' - - . ..~, , .;.. ** .. --li— , 1 i IIr ,# ; .. wl~ .t .4 . -A .;.,. . . . I.~e' I ,1111 ~ . .. , -1 . :_ft.., I ' " ~r I 'L' -" • .''r. .-. , ' . . , -. .. ., •-. ._,~ . .1 , ,.,. ~, ~,.,!~, _- '.~* I 1 -- - - ,.7 ,,f .'., "V At '. '. .• ~. 1 4"' 'I,%",-'. ,v% big turnoff for the bees. So although the reformed killers are still . '..' , ...".. " •. : A .' . •. Buzzer In other college basketball The victory pulled Vainly to in Florida Monday night, 3-li li tilt- league and 9.7 Florida Southern stunned overall hi It' 1" Inritla fell previously unbeaten Central (leeIr int' the t'1kir ith its Florida !iG-ftO, and Stetson eighth loss in nine SEC starts. upe nded South Florida 7li-70. '1k' (aturs art' 4 - 12 ovt'rall (in the road, Florida conVII1IIiI• 'sl out $ullIrr' lt'(l nioveti into Pernell '('cokes turiued its losing ways. Stetson over SttiutI Florida and with five seconds to go lie dropping a 1054k decision at 20 points. Tom t;rit'r had Init it ill) and missed. Vanderbilt, and Ilethulle- . Y) for South Florida. It %%iv; Whi le everyone "as (nkuiiaii lost at Tennessee Stetson's 10th victory in Ill thinking about the upcoming State 88-4,i. overtime period, Virginia I lost l"kirida Southern gaines. South i"lurida suf'I'ech's Les lienson had dii- rallied behind reserve for- fered its ninth loss in II ferent ideas, lie grabbed the ward Mark King's 23 points to gal lies. loose ball on the baseline, u pset Central Florida, the .lmi Green scored 19 POIntS wheeled and fired. and grabbed 1'.1 reWunds ill NCAA Division 11's top. After traveling 93 feet the ranked team. left(l 'l'ennessce State over ball didil't hit glass, iron or It was Florida Southern's Bethune-Cookman. *rhe anything but net and the, a Tir,ers, now' It-2. %%ere never 'IsLtLng Gobblers had a 79-77 Florida suffered its first Loss threatened as they posted Metro Conference victory in 16 gaines. flo Clark hall 25 -light viclory. over Florida State. for Central Florida. Bethune-('ooknians Norris - - a c Sanford Electric-A tlan tic Bank Meet The Job Program - V Blue Deamons Heavy Choice - .- - --- . --.___- ARRIVEAUVE ' _______. ' will - - •'-.- •-- .. •"' '' JACK ANDERSON . , - J ' Trade Em bargo. * B*I g Stick, s an Clo , . DISCOUNTS — BER'è WORL ran at ___ ON V vi ' _______ Raiders - ' hip Johns . - - me - - ____ ' - - Ws,'a - - - Panthers Crush Father Lopez 60-29 " ,, ALL TIRES at - .. . I MAKES Doc fr DIU - ic e, _____ - - -- ' - * - -- - ,---- .. . , - _,_ - - - , - -. - - W-qwph - - V -- State's overall record to 10-4 Gray ewne off the bench to scorers, 'i'tk' Wildcats, iiand its conference mark to 3- score 23 P0ifltS as Vanderbilt 7, host Florida Memorial id 2. Virginia Tech is 11.3 amid 4- walloped Florida in a South- Wednesday in Daytona . moving stemilly north, Brazilian experts say I.I - -_ easterit Confereme game, . Former Lake Brantle - football coach Jim Ride%. .1 .. . t Irony, he On Thursday, Jan. 17, IM, I attended an everyone9s privacy. Americans no longer have anything to worry. __.. ___ __ -.--- W Vegas oddsrnakers took a financial bath Sunday takes a snal) from cenle,r during last night's tryolit the'Rkiii missed on- an extra-point a itenipt-foll'ow 'Ini th-eir first , ough I about. open meeting of the Resources for Human described himself as We intend to meet our corporate responNeeds Committee because I had Warned that must say most reldnecks I have met have touchdown. Bookies had installed Pittsburgh as an 11 point A PICK UP GAME clinic on the Patriot campus, Haley. now offensive Nothing to worry about? What about sibilities as the law requires." favorite. 7be SteeleM as they usully do, beat the point County Commissioner BlilKircithoff had been better manners. line coach for (;ardner-%%'ebh ('ollege Ill N01-th Afghanistan, and Iran, aM.. As Mr. Pagan noted, the job of bualneuisto spread. Pay close attention Jimmy the Greek, 31 minus 19 Although Mr. Kirchhoff said he was inInvited to speak on the proposed sale of ('aroHna was hack In town eyeballing local talent create wealth and jobs. Business should equals 12. Pay up guys. Seminole M,umorLsi Hospital. The Resources terested in what people In the community The stage is set for the shared the scoring honors for Todd Clontz 0 0-0 0; Lance Monday night. The poor and unemployable youth of this nation rate in an ethical mitriner. But, as he said, for Humain Needs Committee is compond of thought, his manner indicated differently. He season finale in the Sanford Sanford Electric with 10 Brodrlt'k 0 1-2 1; Byron ~ Junior Boys Basketball points apiece. George Washington have been described as social dynamite ready to business is not "a hit-man for insurrectionary A big story in Shanghai recently was concerned professionals from social service avoided answering questions concerning 5 0-1 10; Shea Hounding out Five Star Conference action tonight the Lake China's manned space program. explode in the coming years — certainly a agencies in Seminole County. Now in. my allolcation of money for Indigent ewe. He change." league. Williams chipped in eight and Whlgham 0 4-4 4; TOTAlS 19 . Howell Sflwr Hawks will try to regain winning form when they He also observed that it Is possible to experience have I been so directly Insulted by admitted only contacting doctors and two 0 First place Sanford Electric Shea Wh.ighain added four. 7.16 45. problem that deserves the deepest concern. As it happens, it's AW on the ground. But travel to DelAnd to take on Art Parlssi's Bulldogs. members of the board of trustees of the coasted to a 45-27 win over Alex Wynn topped First And the Carter administration, as If to believe simultaneously in religion, profit, fair an elected public official, when It's time to lift off, the Chinese, who FIRST FEDERAL: Alex A big battle looms tonight in the Orange Belt Confecence dealing, social responsibility, and political in St. Lucie County during his Alter appearing some twenty minutes late county hospital First Federal Saturday, while Federal with 20 points. have made a number of unmanned 1mmWynn 10 0-0 20; Chris henry 2 demonstrate It is aware and is seeking answe when Digger Phillips and his Oviedo Lions entertain Gregg rs, liberty. Unfortunately, many advocates of for the KheduWd meeting, Mr. Kirchhoff recent tour of the H.C.A.facility in Ft. Pierce. second place Atlantic Bank Albert Armstrong scored 0-2 1; EddIe Hughes 0 0-0 0; chings since IM, Intend to be fully prepared. has proposed a $2 billion program to provide jobs corporate "social responsibility" are really Robinson and the Bishop Moore Hornets. NEW YORK (UPI) — gained one notch to sqventh on Nebraska; Norni Stewart, had no trouble stopping eight of Atlantic Bank9s 10 Interrogated all ; P e - L He demanded to His simplistic lectuve on the economics of forA team of 11spacecraft pilots" has been Paul Menton 0 " 0; Rufus 7be Llons have reeled off eight straight wins following Ow and education to these young people who now face interested in eliminating the profit motive DePaul, the only major un- the strength of wins over St. Missouri; Joe flail, Ken- Flagship Bank 4&39. know — with his finger pointing at each profit corporations was a dew example of his selected &4 according to the Shanghai first period points and Laster I 1-1 3; Alonzo Gainey 0 Outlook Invitational behind the strong rebounding efforts of beaten college basketball Joseph's (Pa.), Boston tucky; Ted Oweris, Kansas; the. future without hope of providing a living for and downplayingPolitical liberty. person attending the meeting—each person's attitude "if you can't daulr them with Sanford Electric, which finished tile galne with a 0.0 0; T(YrAIIS 13 1.3 27. press, is well Into a training program that Bill Buegâs and the backcourt point production of 'Frey team In America, won College In our time, to tarian regimes have come and themselves or their families. tough Jack Iiartmnan, Kansas State; won the first half, is 5-0 in the game-high name, where he or she was from and their knoiWge, dazzle them with bsloney." InClUdes experImentation with space rations Teammate Saiiford FJCI'tri('16 ii 8 10 Kessinger and Horace Roland. That streak gives Oviedo a 12-4 overwhelming acclaim as No, Georgetown. Congress, the program would to power In the 71hird World — Cuba is an plaice of birth. His attitude was arrogant and I sinemly hope that the membws cd ' Gene Smithson, Wichita second half, while Atlantic Leroy Young 20. If approved by also was in twin 5 record heading into the game. example — under the guise of "agrarian suggested to me he believed one must have Resources for Human Needs Committee and I in the nation Tuesday by Notre Dame slipped one spend half the $2 billion by 1982 on education One menu Item Is a p - eUet made of noodles, rdorm.11 State centralized economlec planBishop Moore likewise has been a hot club lately. The U Pi's Board of Coaches which spot to eighth despite a . - . SOUTHWEST: ('Ill)- IA.mis, play at 10 a.m. Saturday at field scored eight and Robert been.born and mared In Sadord to have the citizens of Seminole County an not du* programs In junior and senior high schools and eggs and dried shrimp. Mixed with hot water Hornets, who figure to battle Oviedo down to the wire for the awarded the Blue Demons 39 stirring victory over UCLA, Houston; Ned Wulk, Arizona the Salvation Army gym, 700 Quinn added six. ning also has been presented as "pro'eu," anything of consequence to say about events and lulled into complacencyMr. the other half on Department of Labor job conference title, have reeled off a dozen straight wins since of a possible 41 first-place and Kentucky nlaintained its State; . Eddie in the mouth and swallowed, one pellet is said heress, in fad, it has led to the further in. Sembnk County. Sutton) , W. 24th St., Sanford. That chhoff's soothing doublie,tallt. I hop voters of I Willie Brown -FLORI paced to be programs for youth. It is aimed at preparing those wapoverishment of poor lands. It's tragic that the eidv"t of a full meal. Christmas behind the brother act of Paul and Greg MuHee and votes in the weekly ratings. hold on the ninth position with Arkansas; Fred Snowden, game will be preceded by a 9 Flagship Bank with His hdarrogatim of the group, some of Seminole Counik rarAmber ft when Kir. ts, 18 po enter the battW with a solid 12-3 slate. multinational capitalism hasn't had more of Ray Meyer's Blue Demons, easy wins over Florida and Arizona; Roy Danforth, a.m. game between First Horace Knight scored 14 and from 14 to 21 for job markets. whom were obviously first-time attendees chhoff comes up for re-election. Actual flight testing could turn up a typical OA4' ' Marlette and his Crooms Panthers also have a busy sporting a perfect 15-0 record, Vanderbilt. Missouri ill'- Tulane, Abe Lemons, Texas. Federal and Flagship Bank. Marvin Cowart contributed MW myself, was ir" lic " to W purpose of Chefs 7be problem of employing young people from an opportunity to enhance the prosperity of Frederick &Bwger problem, however. After haU an orbit, a staggering many poor coun the meeting, not to mention an invasion of Longwood poor areas has been spacecraft pilot may be hungry again. "absolutely tries, _I A_I .I I. The Sanlord crew hosts Ocala Vanguard Wednesday night at MRInP and hhihlv rurirdM r-ntara' nftc'r wIne nvar mnwn iu,i.j, f',.I ...l,. ta uaui uuu 0, ---a wUess O5It W1!fl flOW, and uepressing. And hout a defeat this season 1:30, then turns right around Thursday night to play host to LSU last week to easily State and Oklahoma State. SANFORD ELECTRIC: Frank 'Arnold, Brigham wit and the 23rd in a row over two oe Corso S 0-710; Michael according to administration officials, It will get visiting lake Brantley. outdistance Oregon State, Here by sections are the Young; Jim King, Tulsa; ears for Sanford Electric. Renaud 10-02; Danny Rowe 0 worse in the late 1980s, which moved up two spots to coaches who comprise the Haskins, Texas-El Paso; Joe Corso, Dewayne Mit- 0-00; Dewayne Mitchell 42-2 -Employers are making it known they want only the No, 2 position. The UP! major college basketball Lynn Archibald Idaho State' fthing,and nobody jhould streaks W' those who have at Least the basic skills, and jobs Neil McCarthy, Weber State. chell and Byron Washington 10; George Williams 4 0-0 8; besapredthatDaytonaManlandhadtheIgamewlnnlng Beavers, 17-1, regIstered ratings board: impressive conference vie. . PACIFIC: Jim haney, available In the traditional blue collar and ' streak snapped Saturday, mere hours after Bill Payne's ut*? EAST: tories over Washington and Fighting Seminoles pushiod the Buccaneers to the final seconds manufacturing industries are diminMing. MR. MUFFLER'S Washington State. Washington; BelIonun In last Friday's 78-75 thriller that snapped a Tribe 17 WHOLESALE TIRE If the program Is approved, it will biing to Jack Kraft, Rhode Island; San co; Carroll Duke, rvgouping af4r two COMPANY dreg billion the amount to be spent on basic education WANJIM70N — Who U.& hW for a 440111ment WAbd $0 milho in IM but desajbd it — V MY p1m 100ma WAsk mmpensation dal In court for yW& RoUleThompson, Massimino,Georgetown; Villanova, Williams, But nob* can accuse Mainland of playing a soft schedule. shocking losses a week John Brown, Santa Clara; Larry h"y md puceK it is only bmm bad and work experience for young people in IM — a United Nadw WOOD* =*WP of IrM - 0* $2 million 00 do &A Om. qurfan of What don it tah for tbi NBC staff to label UCLA; Tex Winter, stbappe 03-70decislotolApowerhOMWOrner earlier, used decisions over Jim Boehleim, Syracuse. TWIllucl were dodied by do SmW veto, do War lad yeer. staggering sum. Let's aD hope that it workii. . am Is dm in wriving" — would elmody a I 1, - Long Beach State. sometWng an Extraordinary Nuclear ', I n in owtime. Warner just happens to be the top conference foes Wake Forest Itual ace ll ma $5 mi ion In da ges. MIDWEST: Johnny Orr, squad In t state at IA and plays a very aggressive and North Carolina State to united stats. would go it aima time tass on time tsiaiuzatios test Note' By agreement with and esposir. of IISNW residents to least 20 ch igan ; Bob Nicho Toledo; Mi e two posi ti ons to improve th ech.dek. Whet the Whit. Has. nqlsctsd to say was, pu'iid t time deposed shah Imbmetrial b American Basket bal l 8 hm 1130thwo r0M8Of wb&4* nOado (the aWyalent ' Mainland darted the tough week with an overtime win No.3spot. Ohio State fel.1 from Digger Phelps, Notre Dame; Coaches Association, teams It , 51"FAll"11111111111 L &t qub =d* CM 1W MY VA ~ to .of 401 to 111111111 dost X-rays), mating in the ~: SpImt Five Star Confertence foe Daytona Seabreeze bdore second to fourth after suf. Ray Meyer, DePaul; Jim on out to be a . abba bMydob. 1% s= slim and bwdw on probation by the NCAA are ;. UA = bWW thm IrAo rAmWe dWdmw ds&tb or -Ilea*Lion of Isast five per. , edeing the Seminoles. fering a 75-74 setback at the Dutcher, Minnesota; Hank Ineligible for top 20 and okationary r'glm, in Ire had already cutoffs m11 help tIme ayatollahs efforts to With their dl bllviv, they ma pay so withtI.vi ymo,, Marquette. hands of Michigan. tt.iwlde nation's economy bs late the reaced trade with time Ualt.dStst.stothe :e i I I national cham pion-ship WhaISvOrprioSisdUflIMdI4for$SOOn$ Foetnat. A Syracuse, dropping from %4%1~ to%val SOUTH: Frank McGuire, coulderation by The upi WV "It the Iran1ar — and may even play late the appears that Iran COuld VI,I SRI third to fifth, suffered It, first South Carolina; Dean Smith, Board of Coaches. Those J k4 on Ia t, a solo .snge ' the tMsd hands of Ayatollah Rsthollah Khomobt unilateral-U, S. PWIIUVI IORde 0, In ' season when Old North Carolina; Lefty teams currently on probation loss of the '. won't bay tickets bmw for ""0 on the staff eomnmty ta'Y improved the Dominion scored a 61-67 Driesell, Maryland; C.M. for 1979-81 are: Alaskal'be Sa nd " 1111111111110 even though It may kns. tes'y hord. M1 h_ss. mendatiàzm, 00's 11 t.otieg, Raiders, behind a Raiders season slate 10 10 victory over the Orangemen Newton, Alabama; Hugh Anchorage, Auburn, I U.ConlraIInt.ali—lvvanime ShIps In earn. sectors," JIt*Jt IMSIIM WTL*P? t4wiw Espistory PAJAMAGATr Wham"—'skgq Mond haif showing, overall and 3.2 in division in the final second of the Durham, Georgia; Norm Cincinnati, East Carolina, ~. %4 ..------I— f$WW ON it I'l VA Iraftht 0. play. 01 w hefood—butPr.iduCorW rulsda game. Louisville retained iti Sloan, North Carolina State. Memphis State, San Fransrec,-.rduiuttthec,emtersoithe a.m. lest Nov it Is to augg that a UL : 14 that the Iranian er Monday night in food embargo. And eve' No. 6 rating and St John's U.S W1 oil! 'ne'.. Mile '.' wiesi p pi ai t MIDLANDS: Joe Cipr iano, rises. pflIi t mast was paneing to wiUaw its uj° embargo college ST•'J'" ba h' WOSM vi l I heck for legol "a'y in the nation's worM depo mirhisna thefanatle ofttlha~ time he Immed bukdW , PC addsat Wer. . 0111dow Kim IFFIM I! I n in a 0- 0 m~ltlmn Amsrli= w0h "w Rillders- found Omit- I H2. MeersI " It Cook: 0.1 . h=wWd1l@=01$ __ ____ __ .% Iframe of mind. od wymn — ine1td drew $ lmIlI& pnjauma-cIad Miller for time usid Front Or Back Goad TO Jas. $ "It apss that .sporia so Chefs Marlette's Q'oosns cii Saturday Bryant pwn1 ed 19, Wynn 34-8, Wooten 2-0-4 f but rallied behind a17 po l Selder 4 Ks, &oehe 1 SI FR 11 Panthers upped their wow in p*ft ni 19 and jerked a dozen M. Curtis 0-M, *NWH was nolan •'.i.ysi* not, after receiving a copy of the ' vWnvabI1ktytoaU&trade orgo" Mk icr and Barry 1. TatMS U record to 16-4 with a weekend rebounds to help the Panthers Henchicks 0-22,'Gordon 244 kIII1 y ij Nuclear sai,coulda I resist a good-natured critique ) an li*irual CRS aslysla with bWmaorMIC (lih lb. St. Jols SEMINOLE •' . S WSde ii- victory over Lake Brantisy over the Patriots 4647 of at* Vo San rs 0-11, Johnson 142, 5 work: _lun..M, .. a. '---5... IDiiwS.a, .iI U • U,. ... ' undunta and MondayJ nik 1W UIU W MPI4 ed • P j • • .ØI q a, " 5 Parka 0.' I km On bd tthsPSjamnaiW&s 2442-60. down points each. 13, Creeki3Z4 1, Campbell 5 Wish over Daytona Father a balanced Panther attack For ,94, in 1178 franparsd $14. -----y 00 0 : ____IAa &A you had the ss dropped St. Johns 44.14, a9bgrilm S 7.7 17, LqML that saw every player score Daytona Father I ' °'" ii 1 uwafldthltft slat. to SI on the H!IHI, Bigots ISIS, -- KiLl Bryant was again the With l9polnts in Crocin's60-29 346, P. Jones 3-04, Cone 1-3equIsnsat from Am,k.fl firma. In the M the mes lks wo id he rice, be? is ciow' enord is my vAdolm always to ficW In both romp over Father Lopm 5, noll* MdUft 414 ITWd *tswe 3 "L Tshft U SO I 1 i I d 0 -, a.= bons alls ~P_ tow tci a0 games, Agai In division play. IS. ns t the Patriots Crooms-Law .42, Bryant 9-1. Hughes 1-5.7. Totals 940-26. haiv a N'ad ofo. baM n3 khe.only$20S ,ssWyes'.IMthSItSMMYleVafMI. eros iin win a't:ape a;;natic liability your *ekh u a14! purchase of slscts4c IatW mWimL kern — kiai ... " under federal law, and will he able to delay Wa completely accurate" * I - By Culled Press International With 31 seconds to go, Florida State had the ball with a tie score and began to set up for what thie thought S%ouhl (lit' ,'tiiie's final shot. The ball Second Annual 'Shoot Out' On I OUR READERS V/RITE D - - 'rhe bees caused a stir a few years back. Escapin g from experimenta l stations in Brazil, they became something of a contemporary legend, good for at least one shock movie, as they advanced north toward th e Central American isthmus and th e United States, where they are expected to arrive in great numbers sometime in the '80s. Well, the good news is that Intermingling of the Africans with local bees has resulted in interbreeding. And the result of that is much tamer offspring. The hybrid bees have lost a lot of the old hostil.ity but retained the in- ___________ Put Bite On No 1 Knights 96W90 Moc t hem. The saving of lives Is one of the most important police duties. Instead of telling officers who enforce traffic la ws against riders they should be doin g other things, we should demand they do their biggest job, stopping youngsters from killing t hemselves, If necessary by handing out tickets and asking the court to impound bikes. - Tuesday,Jan. 22,1980.-7A , me ass vulsof on - . t" �- ¶ I S -- S - - ' ' - * - : -.. S * . . - S . - -. - - . .. -- -- - - - . I .1 . -..----.--. -. SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 141[PJ I- I LI Pro _•_ 11 Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1110 Legal TONIGHT'S TV - SCOREBOARD w •— I - L_ - - -- - Fourth race - 5.16, D Winnipeg Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pct. CIS ',ont,eal os Angeles 18 16 Detroit Hartford Al ovnvtr ', inneSota Quebec Toronto tiflcates shall be redeemed ac Fifth race - S. 16, 0 cording law the property 100 2.10 710 deScribed in such certificate or JUewOption 6 Victoria Station s Jeremiah Johnson to 7 60 780 certificates Will be sold to the 1.70 highest bidder at the court house Sixth race — S-I!. B Dated this 11th day of January. Sled Pool 3100 980 180 1980 36 13 735 - 8 Manatee Bandit 35 IS 700 I 37 Il 653 77 25 519 101 4 40 3 40 ' Arthur H. Beckwith, JrL 2 Dig A 3 0(5-8)6780; P13-11206.40; T IS82) 182,60; Time 31:46. Clerk Circuit Court , Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla. 19 21 6 42 Portland 24 21 All 13 0 18 22 4 40 Golden Stt 15 33 313 20'j Monday's Results Monday's Result H,'irllort) 7. Winnipeg 2 6il'AyMarge Boston 3. Minnesota 0 Buffalo 3, Atlanta 3 (tie) / Mr Manaqer 260 February 5, 12, 1980 0(4-6)106.10; P (64) 247.30; 1 DER 67 (6 4 7) III 20; Time 31:33 Seventh race - $-It, C I By Cheryl Greer Deputy Clerk 16 00 12 60 6 80 4 River King 1400 4 80 , Publish January 22, 29, and Los Angeles 137, 4.Y Ill Today 's Games Houston at Boston Today's Games Montreal at N y. Islan der% .11 Cleveland San Diego at San Antonio Wa%h Toronto at Atlanta Pfl'l.idr'lph,,i at Chicago Pill%burcoh at Edmonton N V Rangers at Vancouver 7 Jasmine Touch Atlanta at Kansas City Milwaukee at UtAh N V Rangers at I A Colorado at Vancouver Games N V Islanders at Detroit a) U HART TO HART The Harts race against time to find a murderer preying on partIcI NBC NEWS 0 css NEWS a) U ABC NEWS (11) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Opie gets a part-time lob in ai gro. Cory store. but gives I up because another boy needs the to more. (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene SIskel pick the ten best movies of 1979 featuring scenes from 10:30 (9 (35) CANDID CAMERA 900)TWORONNIES 600 360 4 Shy Maiden 7 4) 460 --NdTFCE OF APPLICATION 00; Time 31:44, Ninth race-3-l6,C 7 Sht's A Bug 1700 1 70 3 70 I Gainer 1 60 140 Dog Racing 1 8 (1) FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE 9J 0 JOKER'S WILD (35) 8ANFORD AND 80N 11:00 0 (1) (3) 0 CE) 8 NEWS tilE (35)BENNY HILL (10) FAWL,TY TOWERS Fred becomes a clergyman of the Divine Profit Church to World War looms in the near I avoid paying taxes. 9 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER luture as Sybil enters the hospital and Basil handles things badly. (Part 5 of 6) REPORT F'crlda Statutes 197.246 NOTiCF IS HEREBY GIVEN, 11:15 GD (1 7) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 11:30 O(DTONIGHT Guest host: David Lelterman. Guest: Rob- 7:30 6 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 THE NEWLYWED 0 BARNABY JONES Bar. naby attempts to clear a dog of charges of mauling a man to death by proving It was actually a case of premeditated CD OVLORIDAI H (35) MAUDE Walter's 0(l-2)l%.40 P (2-I) 94.50; T (2. plans to spend a romantic day Monday night results be Issued thereon. The certificate I 81 303 20; Time 19, First race — S-I!. D with Maude are thwarted by numbers and years of issuance, Tenth race 511!, A S J(nh Mo%% 11,80 6 90 4 60 4 DW'S Juic y the description of the property, Viviar's divorce proceedings. 75w' Meyer 120 510 Fruit 7940 19.80 160 and the names in which It was lI(10 DICK C4t1T Guest: 2 John Clader Germaine Greer. (Part 2 of 2) .4 80 340 assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 1439 1 Wright Fielder 320 12(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY IOTA Year of le.,..,. UI1-417340;P(1-2)211.I0;T(4. ...... After Archie's union goes on Description of Property Lot 19 771 493.40; Time 31:29. strike, Archie becomes mlsera151k 0 Merritt Park PB I PG 22 Eleventh race — SI!, Name In which assessed Ossle bla and the family becomes I Firegld tO 20 20 10 1640 6 20 570 M. Jones, et at worried about their future. 7J All of sa id property being in the I Lil roots 360 8:00 County of Seminole, State of 0(1-7)10 60 ; P11-71167 40; 1 (I Florida. 0(4) THE MISADVENTURES 21) 191.00; Time 31:47. U&eSI Such certf.cate or erOF SHERIFF LOBO Lobo Twelfthrace-3-I,C learns that Perkins may have a JWs Cain 480 7 80 7.80 tlficates shall be redeemed ac 7 80 7.60 cording to law the property winning sweepstakes ticket S Bud's Audra DOGS SANFORD ORLANDO - 8 Van Daliter S 20 the following certificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to - ,_ WttM*LY ___________ - ___ Legal Notice ____ Florida Statutes 197.246 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LLSANFORD 1.4 AND 3:32J -4010 as follows; Certificate No. 163, Year Issuance 1972. By: Cheryl Greet' Deputy Clerk UI .. 'IWVJIY of DIED , I.UI 61k 13 Santando PB 3 P05 6$1 : 66 67 & Name in which assessed James & Marie Collins. All of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate or certiticates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the 25th day of February, 1950 at 11:00 A.M. Dated this 8th day of January, 1980. ____________________ Name in which assessed Mattie Harvin of said property being in the certificates will be sold to the & ___ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROJATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER 79•219.Cp DIVISION IN RE: ESTATE OF MATTIF WILLIAMS Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS RtfliNi THE ABOVE ESTATE: Within three months from the time of the first publication of this notice you are required to file with the clerk of the Circuit Court of e that Mamie Dinah, the holder of the following certificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance. the description of the property, and the namcs In which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 181 Year of Issuance 1977 Description of Property Lot 1$ County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate or carS tIficates shall be redeemed ac. cording to law the property described in such certificate or Arthur H. Beckwith,Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Sanford, Florida 5y; Cheryl Greet'. Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida Publish: January 22, 29 February 5, 12, 1910. flE RId NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX Florida Statutes 197.44 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 8.105 0 HAPPY DAYS Chachi's thrown apron lands on Arnold's grill and sets the place on fire, (121(17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 000UNTRY ROADS 6:30 (5)0 ED ALLEN (121(17) NEWS 6:45 23(10) A.M. WEATHER highest bidder at the court house door on the 18th day of February, 1910 at 11:00 A.M. Dated this 7th day of January, (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co., Sanford, Fla, By: Cheryl Greet Deputy Clerk Publish Jan. 15. 32, 29 5 Feb. S', 1980 DER-43 Ralph In the men's room. (Ii) (35) JIM ROCKFORD 24(10) NOVA (1 (17) THE SEARCH OR THE NILE "Secret Fountains" Alter Spoke Is chosen to lead a new expedition, Burton Is furlous. Spoke finds Ripon Falls and start eiars aownrlver where he meets Samuel Baker sailing upstream. 8:30 0 000DTIME GIRLS (Premiere) Four young women (Annie Potts. Lorna Patterson, Georgia Engel, Francine Tacker) decide to share an apartnient In overcrowded Washington during World War it. SAVE CIEL 1 The name and address of the personal r.pr.sentatlye Is described below. Each claim must be in writing and must Indicate the basis for the claim, thenamand address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and me amount claImed. If the claim Is not YO duo, the date whan It will become du shall bestated stat.. ON MICIINI.IN! 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A lCIlSl concerned psychologist tights for fairness In the trial of a street gang member accused - (Q w $11 US FOR YOUR EXHAUST WORK - - - Sri (5)0 MOVIE "Once Upon A 2:30 43 L4) ANOTHER WORLD (J 0 GUIDING LIGHT .U)(35)IDREAM OFJEANNIE II2 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 J-) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL IJJ(35)BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 9 (10)THE ADVOCATES dT (1 7)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 L_t~ 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) 10:00 (10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) (35) PTL CLUB (M 17) MOVIE Bostwlck, Nancy Marchand, An ambitious draftsman suddenly finds himself playing both mother and father to his children when his wife decides to 10:30 HOLLYW OOD SQUARES - . 10:55 — J0C1EW5 11:00 0(3) HIGH ROLLERS (1)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT a) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 0 (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE a) 0 FAMILY FEUD 0 BEWITCHED ,_f) 0 MERV GRIFFIN ..!1 135) WOODY W000PECK. 3# 11QQAe'rnc1' I I WI 5:30 0 @1) NEWS €S)OMASH a) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY ('1) (35) KUNG FU (2 (10)3.2.1 CONTACT (12 J(17)IDREAMOFJEANNIE 1 Po :..lI - f!A1f ii ii' S - * T1 S uwIsouIsMss.IWwPrL p.m., Sit. 18.0,.I1 .M.4S I PH will-4910 pNJflllll 111W. FIRST ST. * S. Valwsli - 49 OtWCIV $,ANFOSD - ______________ Roger J.McOonald Aiim-asp -\ 10001. 9:36 cotvuT!0SUMM. FRIED CHICKEN " - . - Pe .i: Jiiqy 1$, fl ¶ . ON OO1IN ii Mimosa $125 SEved 4p.m. to p.m.In The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEEN ................$c ...,.- DIR.1, - , .- id 3 - , ' '' - :• 'I S • -. v I " N 5- depressions or I t.0 111- 1% " stop her I - nightmares or . . I erase what happened, but * youll help." to the first trial, "and fie felt we covered everything. lie said my testimnon wouldbe enough evidence. Only after I screamecland raved .'ind said t- hanged lilt,." site says. rape. and sit with him near I imiav not show up at this trial "There's a bitterness I don't the Phone." Unless I get answers, (lilt fie like and now I Ina% not be ;Ili%"Also," she says, "before * (hdn't want to know boss I would answer them." all that reillains of her ordeal is %Vital renlaills, --It 11,1.% ;;:::: - - ... l'rmi afraid of. When I'mlI alone the house and hear .I III - JENNIFER BARR better;l'in inorecconfident and Before. I wanted relaxed. Wits SO go(KI and patient with tier through it all. Now. we they didn't. I'll) more flexible now because I realize it as I used to. I call tilt' (log, And Ironically, I can accept %%luch %%v bought after the Iteople its the%. are much he says, "Now I can shrug.- C Rright perivii- inkle blue carpeting sets the Color hole for a Fresh l)hIIt'-ahld.greemi color scheme in a (Ili% dining area. A checked tablecloth is given an Unusual double-welted edge. The "window" jj spray painted silhouette (31 Ufl old venetian blind. ii............I tk'rtsnin to snuggle up on the rituch withl 111% boyfriend if I %% ant to. I have ii IliCt' l)il%- frme,I(l and family approves of him. ,, lilt IiI,;I hO YOU 111111K UDOU( (lit' iuehi, ithby'.' SNUc.;;lJ HUt; DEAR SNUG(;l.E: I think you atlel )'4)UT Mom are both right. Snuggling up on the touch could cause sexual are secrets to developing the art of making yourself popular. You're never too )IJWI or too 4)10 10 learn. (iCt Abby's booklet: "flow To 1k' Popular; You're Never Too Young or Too Old." Send 81 with a long, self-addressed, stamped j28 cents) envelope to Abby, 132 Ls Urlyc, • her and imiakes her Feel un• comfortable sshen %',t' do this. She says it is not )rlqM'r Or Ill l40(Kj taste, aiitl it could ('iIUSC sexual temptations, Slit' says it's OK to he UI) the noor next to each other. but __________________________________________________________________ James ters, Hypnotist nfl - Yflul .-,- UAtlt' u.r'' 7(1 I FI CALORIES? OR DO YOU HAVE TO WEIGH YOUR FOOD 3 TIMES A DAY? Instead. Let your mind do the wotk through HYPNOSIS. POST-Chill LSTMAS DILEMMA cries, fit' cries. II 'S time I'aul learned that he can't buy Birth Announcement whatever he wants with tears ______________________________________ and diamonds, And Nancy needs to learn that people who Mr. Mrs. lUdiurd Richardson Dens HI i fickle) of "give in" in order to avoid Miami, Flu, announce the birth of their first child, a boy, hurtthg someone's feelings, Nicholas Ryan Dens, on Jan. 15, he weighed 7 lbs., 712 02, usually end up hurting Mrs. Deas is the former Kimberly Joan Wither of Sanford. themselves, P.S. About Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilber of I'aul's halitosis: Someone ,.,,,.. ti._. ,_ ..L..J.I *.Ii LI_ * ,JUiIIUIU tliiu fIvuI.gIwIup4nitLa are mra. uenevmeve t.rmnemi MIIJWU liii UIUI.I 1 I Educator, I.ctur.r, author, and formsr hidgs of Ballard County Court, Wickliffe, My. Nancy is very tenderhearted and Paul is very persuasive, so dci you (hunk it would be allright if Nancy's father returned the ring to Paul? IF id enough to make your owmi deelsions. But out of cot skk'r.ition III your mother, refrain from doing anything that will embarrass her. flu you Feel It'll out? There u S. *II II LitlhiiII-,. I :' I II t.dii Well, for Christmas, Paul surprised Narie' with I beautiful one-karat dianiond ring. It came usai big shock to Nancy because she w asn't even considering marriage with Paul. III fact, she told file she hinted to kiss huh because behind a bad case of halitosis! when NIlmicy saw the ring, slit' told Paul slit' didn't think she should accept it, but he started to cry, so she kept it because site didn't want to hurt his feelings. Nancy is sure she doesn't want to be engaged, but every . ..... . litne tries return ring, Paul cries, and talks her into keeping it. wide enough to match the narrower allowance when the two strips of cording are laid together. Use your cording foot to cover the lengths of cording and (hens to se" the secondstrj1) to the scant allowance of the first strip, Press under a narrow hem for the tablecloth. Topstitch skirt to welting placing folded hell) close against the welting. To cover raw edges of seam allowances use hem facing or a strip of lightweight interfacing which may be fused in place, This summit' double welting technique is effective on sllpcqver skirts and on bedspreads. It's even possible to make triple welting which CUll be very attractive in contrasting colors, n(it *'snuggled up." I think Multi is over. concerned, 1111(1 at 11 1% age I should Ii' able to make the ....... him Paul. They never tually went steady, but la1lt gave her a big rush. - - (. C - - Contrary to popular belief, one Is never unconwjous wM19 In hypnosis. ONE DAY ONLY At SANFORD, FLORIDA BUCk'S' RTAURANtAIRPOIf TERMINAL (REAR ENTRANCE) DateWEil" JANUARY 23, 1980 Morning Class 10:00 A.M. Afternoon Class 1:00 P.M. Evening Class 7:00 P.M. Each Class Lasts About 45 Mlnutu v St. Jss" SIS*M - v ON SMOKING: 1 . Coupon Worth $1.00 pay only-" 75 8x10 individual - Or Family. Uving Color Portrait Of A Only 0n Coupon Per FamUy. rftsg This Coupon WIth °' 21$ sassmi Ave.. sesferl, via. ion 34-Time Ills I 52 551 4 $ showed colored slides of her trip to Norway and Antarctica. '11 , I~` . . "i I ~_~ - - - __ - __ - .L~, I ... - - 0., I#~ . . - ..1t 1~ CONCERNING TRAINING LARRY'S NEW S USED MART T MR. WALTERS HAS TRAINED QUITE A NUMBER OF DENTISTS, OSTEOPATHS AND MEDICAL DOCTORS IN HYPNOTIC TECHNIQUES DURING THE PAST 33 YEARS, OVER A TERRITORY OF 2 STATES, HE HAS ALSO HYPNOTIZED PATIENTS FOR DOCTORS. OCCASIONALLY A MEDICAL DOCTOR OR REGISTERED NURSE OR PH.D. IS IN ATTENDANCE AT ONE OF MR. WALTERS' CLASSES. P00000SU B-OI-flJ-- I - - LOSING WEIGHT: Over the years people that have Cooperation by the smoker is the Key to Success in curing the been hypnotized by Mr, Walters smoking habit through hypnosis. for weight reduction have found It Even the person who has smoked very easy to lose 20, 30,40 lbs. and 50 years can be stopped by hyp- as needed up to 50 or 60 lbs. as the nosis if their attitude Is right, result of one hypnotic session, No follow-up is needed, $1.75 S Th is Shirley Swaggerty opened the meeting by reading a New Year's prayer. The Horticulture report was given by Doris Jones, On Jan. 17 a brunch will be held. 'A Horticult ure and Flower Arranging Classes will be held Jan.2land3l. At the conclusion of the bialnens meeting, Miss Williams L------ S $ - . "0vsrskl. T PH. 3'1U$ ' Also, 10 her own case, "I wanted to go over things with the prnsectuor before the first trial but he didn't seem to think they were unportant. For instance. I thought it . would seciii it little weird. III% . not telling the polii'e on. . hOW can a 30-old not know'.'" But the prosecutor had spent two hours with lier prior ,,,.,,,I lb * were present. Il SANFORD—LAKE MONROE - - DEAR AIEBY: Our vt'rv pretty and bright 18-year-old (laughter I I'll ('all her Niint'v I graduated frumn high school last Ma-. She decided to stay hommie and ssork for a year before going to college. Nancy lllet a 29-year-old Professional 4 Miss Dais)' Williams was hostess for the January meeting of Mimosa Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford. Ten members *&&kx% C%vo~, .1 low victim's S state." DEAR DILEMMA: No! Nancy should return the ring to Paul herself, and U he On Jan, 17 there will be a brunch with program on "Friends of the St. Johns". All club members are asked to attend. Magnolia Circle is sponsoring a card party on Jan. 25 at the Garden Club beginning at 10 a.m. Luncheon will be served. It wasannowi,ce(i that a plaque honoring the late Mrs. Ruth J. Simpson is to be placed in t he G arden Canter. The next meeting will be on Feb. 8 at the Garden Center. This will be a White Elepha nt sale, OYSTERS _______ ON THE HALF SHELL I ' ' '3.. furnishing the tree. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL 0rlsn, Fbi-Wi 31111 . I— the * 33* ESQUIRE tits ant Ideinsem $trs S - wont cure . been through, their Say Ing this is a crime against the Reports were given by all committees, All nccessary repairs of Lake Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Elwyn Wither of Millerton, DEAR ABBY: I am an 18have been completed, putting the building In excellent con. Pa, year-old frestunan in college dillon. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Harriet B. Dens, and and I live at home. My 18. The Flower Show.wlU be held March 28.29. The scbeèle for Richard H. Deas Jr., both of Sanford, and great-grandparents boyfriend and I like the show will be ready next month Mrs. Marie Fahey an- are Mrs. Madge W. Dens of Sanford, and Mrs. Caroline Dial of toyear-old lie on the couch and watch flounced. Columbia, S.C. TV and sometimes just nap. The circle will plant another Peltaforum tree at the Dens isa CPA with Coopers and Lybrand Accounting firm in M)' Mom says it embrasses Mellonville Nursing Home this month, Mrs. Gertrude Woods Is Miami. * ROGER J. McDONALD, i -' ,. 5 - 71$ - " ' t Should Dad Return R' 'i ng ? _____ .111, I The January meeting of Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford Garden Club was held at the home of Miss Gertrude Fischer. Co-hostess was Mrs. Herbert Moreland, - A dessert was served to the 12 members nresent. TUE. ONLY 11 13 E. Rablmie5fr.e$ " He Keeps Trying, rying . -* . McR to 1BERT Es 1 -_ Hibiscus 990 Butler. Englatird$$ McDonald, P.A. S to listen, you , I . . . A RYJOANNESCHREIBER Special to the Herald Create a bright beguiling (lining space-for-two In a small entryway or a corner of the living room. You don't even need a table: Just a do-it-yourself plywood round on a wooden pedestal, a couple of chairs and some attractive fabric stitched iflto welted chair cushions and a double-welted tablecloth. , Color calls tlw shots in a setting like this: It's all a bright mix of clear periwinkle blues and lively spring greens underscored by a lush NaturaLuster nylon carpeting. To make a floor-length round table cloth, measure from floor to table edge across thie,table and down the other side. Add the measurements. (For a 30-inch table with a 30-inch drop add 304 304 30-inches equals 90 inches). Now construct a square of fabric to equal the total measurements. For the 30-Inch Utile sew a 90-inch square. Use a full width of fabric and add split widths on either side to make the square. Press scams open. Fold fabric in quarters. Take half of measurement 145 inches for the 30-inch table). Thumbtack a tape measure to the corner and measure and mark 45 inches or your own measurement) all around thequarter circle. Cut along marked lines. Finish with double welting, While single welting is used to accent the chair cushions, double welting oilers a more dramatic [Inlsh [or the tablecloth and hit' added weight helps the cloth to hang more gracefully. Welting is made by covering cording with strips of fabric cut on the true bins and joined together in a long strip, For the single welting on the chair cushions use narrow cording and cut the bias strips just wide enought to give you '1-inch seam allowance when the cording is covered. Determine the width of the bias strips by wrapping your tape measure around the cording, For the heavier tablecloth welting cut the bins strips proportionately wider. The first strip will have the usual "sInch seam allowance: the second will have a seani allowance Nv,.i?s3& uz-iis .qouth.pn Stcite S 1' i yourself available ' . . . I C 1 ioua ,-,' 0 .* * 11 - claIm is contingent or personal repr•sentatlys, ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT 10 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dated January It, 1510. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE FANIRELLEMOYI, why were you in that part of a witness, just evident to town? Why were you (tressed prove the crime happened," that way? 1 1 was wearing site hiking boots, baggy pans and against the state. That's very .i V-neck shirt and later I maddening after what you've 9 u L . -_'P_ — I Ifl1 Bn hten Up "11 rn Asr With J (II) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS AFTERNOON "By making * ,'.f Is `* 0 @) EMERGENCY ONEI -1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 500 W 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Efll (35) TOM AND JERRY 03(10) MISTER ROGERS(R) (!)(17) MYTHREE SONS - 12:00 0 @) CHAIN REACTION 0(1)0 NEWS hF (35)1 LOVE LUCY 03(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. classic penetration but that "asa rape victim I realized ,I thought the sturt exposed ine lot of people could benefit UK) much I. And men don't from the journal — rap want to feel guilty, so they counselors, friends and turn it around from a violent family doctor and clergy. act. They think. it wasn't the Very often they have no idea guy's fault. She probably led what the rape victim needs." him oil and maybe site enMost of all, she says, "she joyed it.,, (iZA ii7i41 ONLY CARLOAD - • Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1910—lB The 4:30 TMOMM UNION - 5' has nothing to do with the NEW YORK NE\,- After technicality of rape." a rape the woman is numb, She only learned that later, angry, depressed and though, during a rap session hounded by nightmares. But at her local Rape Crisis also, says Jennifer Barr, 34, center, "I realized then what inother of three who walked 'so, "by making Yourself into the woods near her home three months after the rape, I person really wants to hear . in Maryland one autumn went hìack to the police and about the ordeal. Unless it available to listen," site sa%S, morning four years ago to gave them the whole story. gets out of tier system she'll 'you won't cure thie' victun's take pictures, and crawled Out They added rape to the turn it into self.blaine. So depressions or stop tier or erase shat 30 minutes later a rape vic charges of perverted sex acts listen and don't be afraid to nightmares tlapIned, but you'll help." tim, "I felt dirty and wor- and assault and battery." ask questions. But don't drill thless." But not, curiously, The man was caught and or push tier to say something Next, the st,ate has to learn like a ~ictitn of rape. convicted, after two trials she doesn't want to." to listen and talk, 'IS %Vell r to "fie kept telling me he spread over two years during IVII be hard enough for tier understand that victims wasn't going to rape me," which time Mrs. Barr reached to talk at first, anyway. generally know nothing about she says "and that was very "the point where you just Many victims are afraid to trials and legal procedures firmly in my mind. It's don't want to live. You don't bring up the subject Itecause and that they need to trust the amazing, but even if the want to kill yourself, you just they fear judgment. Other strangers representing them. rapist only has 10 minutes it's want something to stop you women want to believe rape *'The state's attitude is. don't ,L,.1L!,.,.' T'!.__ 5JIVIYAL RUN II - V *. Special to the Herald 'hII1i11 ILJ(I7)GILLI0AN'8 ISLAND 11:55 U (17) NEWS C,.j,ipe Agciiiist raped. Also it wasn't thfe * ! IUJ(17)SPECTREMAN N Jack blows his covet when he inadvertently displays his great interst In airls to Ralph Fu.i.y. - - By ELLIE GROSSMAN ER AND FRIENDS PlAZA I ) 7:51 ONLY (DO THREE'S COMPANY - ___ tinie and you accept what lie day recently published in says because you're book fom as "Within a Dark powerless. So I did WlI the Wood," Mrs. Barr sought . Ta,~,~mmvdiately that I was publication, slit sa),slm,~ia.)e WID. ALl. MAT ___________ 4% abandon them. - --Il hle'syour whole world for that kept a journal which Double. 4:00 19 T THE BRADY BUNCH LA Family" (P(emIer.) Barry - iii - as Personal Rspr.smWa lye c.o ROGER J. Mc09NAI.D. ESQUIRE - 2:25 of the murders of two youths. claim is secured, the security shall be dscribid. The claImant shall deliver sufficient copIes Of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each 010 9:00 DONAHUE 110 MIKE DOUGLAS (7) 0 MOVIE (!I (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (8 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY A (17) THE LUCYSHOW . 9:30 (9 (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 9 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING (M(11 7) GREEN ACRES 0 . 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA unliquidaf,d, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the _____ AMERICA EU) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 8 (1 0) CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 1(17)ROMPERROOM 8LZ THE DOCTORS L7) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (35) GOMER PYLE 9.0 (4) MOVIE "Death Seminole County Courthouse, MATTIE WILLIAMS, deceased, 2:00 TODAY AMERICA (111(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPOSSIBLE 03(10)SEBAME STREET THREE (1 (17) THE STOOGES I THE LITTLE PASCALS Sanford, Florida 32771, a written statement of any claim or demand You may have against the estate of 1:30 AS THE WORLD MORNING a) 0 GOOD Seminole County, Florida, Probate address of which Is i.'ivuiiun, t he )0 TURNS FLORIDA The \Fictu Rate : 4, 7:00 0(4) TODAY (5)0 MORNING NEWS - - I * FLORIDA s - ----__- ______ bWAL _____ 6:65 0(3) TODAY IN FLORIDA W000OD MORNING - - fi j TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING a) 0 GOOD . trRnninn Fnn,Ip are .. 5:30 (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:35 (1 (7) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE ' 600 0(3) EARLY DAY ()0 HEALTH FIELD a) 0 SUNRISE -- u'., in assessed MORNING 6:00 (2)0 THE FBI described in such certificate or and earmarks the money to get certificates will be sold to the back a $1O.000 note of his highest bidder at the court house from a crooked ciambler. the 111k A. 7, ......... 1980. at 11:00A.M. ( THE WHITE SHADOW S) 0 Dated this 7th day of January, Coach Reeves sets the game of 1980. Signature' golf back a piece when he and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. three of his team members Clerk of Circuit Court Invade the country club. Seminole Co.. Sanford, Fla. that James C. Gainer the holder of the following certificates has filed Publish January IS. fl. 29 and ,said certificates for a tax deed to February 5, 1910 be issued thereon. The certificate DER-12 __________ numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names which it was #oad6AA gv.w ______ IleIpin g c '- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 12:30 O LP NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORAMERICA ROW (35)BULLWINKLE (U) 'lAtcs HOPE .Z 8:00 iL1 (35) DICK VAN DYKE ( 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 1:00 ilD (35) THE NEW ZOO 0(i1DAYSOF0URLIVES REVUE J 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 24 (1 0) OVER EASY RESTLESS I(17) FAMILY AFFAIR (L 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1.1)Dw1&w? " 6 Flip Over 0(3-SI 11.40; P (3-SI 48.40; T (3 5!) 171.20; Time 38:!!. A - 2857; Handle $ 271.290. 7:30 0 T a STYLE fi f TODAY a) 0 GOOD MORNING ert Holmes that CIaon Thomas the holder of — . GRAMMING 412 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN MORNING a) 0 GOOD FLORIDA 'Kramer Vs. Kram." 'HaIr." "Apocalypse Now" and "Breaking Away." 217) SANFORD AND SON Despite Lamont's objections. Fred opens a Japanese restaurant in his living room. . Eighth race - $-Iili, 8 I Rocktown Mystic a 40 7 So a 00 Detroit at Chicago Winnipeg Stilt Wash Phil at L ou Is 1000 0(41 6) 9 CO., P (4-61 11-00; T (4-6. door on the 2SIh day of February, Pacific Division W I Pct. GB 29 17 6 64 Los Angels 71 12 6 60 Phni, 72 13 8 7 San Diego 'instOn unless such certificate or cer- II 95 80; Time 31 7! 17 34 333 13 13 70 ID 36 Adams Division Fii,Italo 0(2 8) 6.80; P (8-2) 20-40; T (11-2. 30 71 588 27 23 .510 7, 16 3) .310 17 othis acting ability but because Of his sexual prowess. Name in which assessed George 8 Nebraska E LaVigne Heirs Cowboy 500 240 710 I All of said property being In the 7 Baby Blush 7 60 260 County of Seminole, State of I Jabo's Papa (Sear 160 Florida. Cdrvonton W L T PR. Kan%S (ty 24 16 6 S4 P,Iwauke 70 16 8 48 Chicago 9:30 DO TAXI Bobby learns that I-iI* ip.tlm tahnt manager is representing him not because a o - Norris Division (17) NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Kansas City Kings __________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Time 31:61. that James C & or Ruth E. Gainer, Second race 3-I. D the holder of the following cerEVENING 7 Hey Kuchie Girl 880 280 320 tificates has filed said cert ificates I Highfalutin 7 10 260 for a tax deed to be issued thereon. 5 Mr Olsen 560 The certificate numbers and years 6:00 0 U-lI 11.60; P (2 4)31.00; T (2. o issuance3 the description of the NEWS 4 5)195 4: 00 '3 2t 1!' 4e; Time a) alit) lte names in Which (10) ART OF BEING it was assessed are as follows Third race — S-I!. M HUMAN "Art: Tell Me What I Certificate No. 1161 8JewishCoboy 780 570 4.20 Year of Issuance 1977 Am,TellUswhoweAre" 2 Spider La Pu 9.80 480 Description of Property Sec 06 12 (17) CAROL BURNETT i Barney 4 80 Twp 215 Rge 30E Beg 140 Ft S & 0(2-I) 51.20; P (1-2) 110.70; 1(8- Ft EolNWCorof NE i RunE 370 AND FRIENDS Guest: Eydie 59 Gorme. 2.11 332.00; Time 32:26 Ft S 125 Ft W 599 Ft N 123 Ft - Wales Conference TIJESY_.._ FLORIDA STATUTES 197.246 0 (2-5) 32.00; T (52-6) 834.40; NSA Standings NHL standings 3 United Press International fly United Press International Eastern Conference Campbell Conference Atlantic Division Patrick Divis ion W L Pct. GB W L I Pt. Philadlph 35 II 761 P'1i'a1et1ia 29 3 12 70 Boston 31 12 139 I NY lanqers 71 19 8 50 Wshngtn 20 75 144 II NY Islanders 20 17 6 16 Pw YOrk 72 78 440 IS AOania 19 20 6 U New JerSy 19 29 396 17 Washington 11 ' Central Division Smythe Division W L Pct. GB W L I PR. Atlanta 78 21 571 pli.racIo " " 12 48 San Anton, 25 24 510 3 St Louis 19 20 / 45 hOuston 73 74 489 1 Vancouver IS 23 8 38 Indiana 72 75 468 5 17 7310 34 CleveInd 21 78 129 1 I) 30 3 Detroit 13 35 771 11' roloraco 12 28 5 29 - NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 6 irgtt Ante Up Pro Basketball Hockey 1, - f f f 11111111f, I - (I IPcZCl/IX Notice IsLrLuU -- I .__ . __ ~ . ~4.Tr. J'n ,.-Xr"?l1!11f"~.F .I ,T111"1-1 F - —.16 , - . 11"eIrr, .1 r-717, '.4 , I~Iip. .TZ1W, , - , . -. . 01 -1. X, -5 , ~ X, q ; .. , -~'< " I!* r,-n .4. 7 ,~~--, .J9, P, ;,--~ a 4% %! i q,;~4f* " ,; _L_. 2;r - -- -' - ...-J". _,,-._,~_,-,_".,__,,t_, -T &4-----10.,"*; M -t-_1 W _11t), .I., 7~" -1 I Z_.:, --~--..,,1_V6_ r - S _~"W.;'r- -)- ,--''I% .7~,;-,.:1. ., ~ < V -* -,;",,f~ A I . L 1i _1111111111111111111111 .1 , - "~ , ,',,.'it * ., ~'. 'affifmliomoviviiiii P, :!,IT_~._ - ~ ". V 1-TT: �-. B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS Legal Notice — NOTICE OF APPI *CATION FOR TAX DEED Florida Statutes 197.24$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, flint James C Gainer, the holder of "c following certificates has filed Id certificates for a tax deed t issued thereon. The certificate Legal Notice r - Legal Notice Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at2ll3French numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was Assessed are as follows, Certificate No. 850 Year of Issuance 1912 Description of Property S 100 Ft Of N 69OFt Of E I i of SE 1 4 of SE ' Sec 21, Twp 21 S. Rge 29 E Name in which assessed Rosetta .ird All of said property being In the County of Seminole, State of f-fonda. ...• Unless such certificate or cer tficatcs shall be redeemed ac . cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates Will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the 75 75th day of February, 1980, at 1100 AM Dated this 9th day of January, 1980. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Sanford, Fla. By Cheryl Greer Deputy Clerk Publish January 27, 79, and February 5, 12, 1"0 DER 46 TRADE NAME Notice is hereby given that a partnership under the Uniform Partnership Act of the State of Florida consisting of RICHARD COLINO. HARRY VAN TREES, RVING GOLDSTEIN, GERALD tANG, RANTCH ISQUITI4, OAR. 4Y KRUMP, R. THOMAS WEST. HOFF and GEORGE K. NOGA is T he owner of the trade name tidE GROVES" and said r'artnersnip intends to reg ister ,ith the Clerk of the Circuit C0u-t .f Seminole County and St. Lucie C ounty, Florida the said trade ',ime "ST. LUCIE GROVES" in ompliance with Section 86509 fonda Statutes Dated at Longwood, Florida, thiS 11th day of January, 1980. Publish January 22, 29 and r..Ixuary 5, . 1*o DER 77 -.. . ' - -" -- - - . .,. _____________________ T ue sda y, Jan. 22, i9so Legal Legal Notice ....._.. . NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of A.O.K. TIRE MART, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordancewiththe provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. 0.0. Williams Publish January 22, 29 and Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The Seminole County Land Development Division is in receipt Notice is hereby given that a partnership under the Uniform NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME Notice is hereby given that a partnership under the Uniform of an application for the con Notice is hereby given that a Partnership Act of the State of struction of a boat clock and the partnership under the Uniform Florida consisting of MEL CHAS. repair of a seawall on the following Partnership Act of the State of KIN, VASCO C. MARTINS, RITA described property: Florida consisting of R. GORDON OREM, DR. SHAHABEDDIN RA. Lot 110 (less beginning South WILLIAMS, JOHN HAAREN, JAEE, MICHAEL DEFASIO, DR. west corner run South 56 degrees WILLIAM KUIPERS, G. ALAN JAMES F. HOPKINS, GERALD 35 minutes East 53 ft. N 34 degrees LAX IN, RICHARD SILVA, DAy. LANG, GEORGE K. NOGA and 43 minutes East 118.9 ft. Nor. IDWALLandGEORGEK. NOGA PATRICIA FONTES is the owner thwesterly 78 ft. South 47 degrees is the owner of the trade name of the trade name "CONTOUR minutes "CONTOUR GROVES WEST GROVES EAST" and said part. plus Lot ill, Plus Westerly 3o ft. of and said partnership intends to nership intends to register with the Lot 112, Indian Mound Village, register with the Clerk of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of PInt Book 5, Page 74, Section 27, Circuit Court of Seminole County, Seminole County and Lake County, Township 19, Range 31, Seminole Florida and Lake County, Florida, Florida the said trade name County, Florida. the said trade name "CONTOUR "CONTOUR GROVES EAST" in Interested parties may address GROVES WEST" in compliance compliance With Section 865.09 their comments, in writing, to the with Section 865.09 Florida Florida Statutes. Land Development Division, Statutes. Dated at Longwood, Florida, Room 113, Seminole County Dated at Longwood, Florida, 17th day of January, 1980. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. this 17th day of January, 1980. MEL CHASKIN Comments should be received R. GORDON WILLIAMS VASCO C. MARTINS within 14 da y s the publication of JOHN HAAREN RITA OREM this notice. WILLIAM KUIPERS DR. SHAHABEDDIN RAJAEE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. G. ALAN LbKIN MICHAEL DEFASIO Clerk of the County Court RICHARD SILVA DR. JAMES F. HOPKINS Seminole County, Florida DAVID WALL GERALD LANG Publish January 22, 1980 GEORGE K. NOGA GEORGE K. NOGA DER 74 Publish January 22, 29 and PATRICIA FONTES February 5, 17, 1980 PubliSh January 22, 79 and DER-79 February 5, 12, 1980 DER-78 Partnership Att of the State of Florida consisting of R. GORDON WILLIAMS, RICHARD GIB. BONS, IRVING GOLDSTEIN, JO. EL ALPER, LOUIS C. DELISIO, SUSAN ENHOLM, JOHN C. MAY. ERS and GEORGE K. NOGA, is. the owner of the trade name, "FT. PIERCE GROVES" and said c i.n nartnørship intends to register DER-75 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County and Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME County, Florida, the trade name of "FT. PIERCE GROVES" in Notice Is hereby given that lam compliance with Section 845.09 engaged in business at 28$ Sou th Florida Statutes, Wymore, Maitland, Florida, Dated at Longwood, Florida, Seminole County, Florida under this 17th day of January, 1980. the fictitious name of PARTS R. GORDON WILLIAMS UNLIMITED, INC., and that I RICHARD GIBBONS intend to r egist ister er said na me w IRVING GOLDSTEIN the Clerk of the Circuit Court, JOEL ALPER Seminole County, Florida in ac LOUIS C. DELISIO cordancewith the provisions of the SUSAN ENHOLM Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit JOHN C. MAYERS Section 865.09 Florida Statutes GEORGE K. NOGA 1957. Publish January 22, 79 and Sig Harriet Elizabeth StoneFebruary 5, 17, 1980 Publish January 8, 15, 72, 29, 1980 DER 76 R 18 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of AUXCO at number Suite 453, Cranes Roost Office Park, in the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, in tends to register the said name with the Clerk of he Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Dated at Altamonte Springs, Florida, this 17th day of Decent . ber, 1919. AUXTON COMPUTER EN. TERPRISES. INCORPORATED John P. Croxton, President John E. Francis, Secretary Publish January 1 5, 72, 29, and February 5, 1980 DER 50 13 DE Business Fireplace Smokes? w r_ Call " The Dust Collector" " Call 322-2611 NOW! 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Ask for your punch card when you come jn for your next appointment. Kings of Hair serves a complimentary drink to Care ___________________ - 'T Apts for Senior Citizens Down town, very clean A roomy jimm, down", 3)8 Palmetto Ay Ave - 32-Houses Unfurnished . - I BR. Adults Only $150 Mo 322 0668 - , SECRETARY Sharp individual needed by nation's largest manufacturer of factory built modular housing Typing, shorthand A general Office backgroun d required Paid life & health insurance, plus holidays & vacation. Apply at Cardinal Industries, Inc • 3701 S. San ford Ave . Sanford Equal Opportunity Enipinver Brunswick pr000f table $8')O 377 .40)8 -. .--------Leisure Living country style in this double wide Large 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath with central heat nd air Seeing is believing all for one small fee. Swimming, boat Slip and clubhouse 1 year ,arcat',, w lerms LAWN EQUIPMENT A SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Fran chised Name Brands) Sales & Service Includes building and property with mobile home space Owner retiring A Will partially finance 365.000 Nice location in town 3 BR. Fl. Pm - appliances, several fruit trees 1300 mo & $300sec dep No Pets' Call 372 1177 38—Wanted To Rent Need a Country home on S acres or an " c't• home? Call US. We Old1 have what you are looking for NESTLED AMONG TREES. custom built 3 Bdrm - 2 Bath borne With beautifully land scaped lawn, fireplace, abundance of storage double cJ3raq., with garden utility area, 1 yr warranty, $85,000 E XE CUT IV E COUNTRY LIVING With all the space you will ever need Immaculate 7 I3drm, 4 Bath, pool home, tenced for horses, on over 4 acres in lovely Geneva, 1 yr. warranty All this and much more 1170,000 NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY Cl. UP F 'cc 3 BR, 28, FR. FP. on oak shaded corner, privacy fence $150 mo 327 6957 Owner Associate -. 26P. lB. 'sew w W carp Fenced yd C'oodloc , 1350 mo 372 .4038 NURSE or —_ Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell. thp finest in used furniture Pefrig , stoves, toOIS i 41. Re - Estate We buy equity in houses, apts & c French " ',i' '.'2 073) 377 3777.377 0779, 322 5353 ______________________________ Build to Suit our lot or yours FHA VA. FHA 235 & 215 Don't lose your credit, Wv' will catch up payments & buy your equity. Riggs Realty. 322 197? ____________ ...----.----.--. ' . M. (Jnsworth Realty - (1 REALTY ___________ ______________ - 47-A----Mortgages Bought & Sold ______________________________ MLS WORLD. 72—Auction for I c',i'e Cflmmercal & PC' ien'aI .'i,jt,Ci", P. Appraisals i ,i n"it ..i. ton. )2362O ' . If you are having difficulty findinc a place to live, car to drive, a ob or some Service you have need of read All our want ads every clay , vacant land Lucky In vestments, p C' Box 29 Sanford 327 5207 - 3236061 oreves. 373.0517 - GUITAR Essotns JO yrs ".p is teacher A professon,I qut,ir is? Studied theory & ,i? composition C r'cagn Concer vator y 01 't iJS'( flt''nriers enroll Student guitars available. 529 AlStl save on Gibson, Martin. C.uild Yamaha, &'IC LaCkey 5 Guitar C,',,?er Sanford 373 891) Lot orAcreagewanted For mobile home 322 0716 -- . A . ES fl o w OPUS from I fill New A used ns'r Ct',Sndise A COO ç,qflm,'rlt c,iI,'c 2621 S Sanford 127261.4 Also .i' 12 0I14 '.11013 rias .'l ,'r,),icieS - -- 62-Lawn-Garden - FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Flirt 323 7580 ___________________________ .. - -- Will buy 1st A 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & Business loins. Florida Mar tgaqt' Investment 1101 E. Robinson. Orlando. 122 2976 I r iiv usEr F UPNITURE APPI lANCE S & PLUMBING F s JenkiO% Fur I :c I- • S'ii St 323 098) "''L''' .. - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - Guitars, amplifiers & drums ricarance sale save up to $300 Poti Balls Fisouri? .',,jsic Center 2705 F rench Ave 322 7755 1197400 Let us help you sell or buy your property REALTOR Wanted guity. close fl 21 hrs We buy AWARD REALTY. INC 1 I 59-Musical fv¼rcl-indise - . to Buy , BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That s (lassifiedAdS - 76-Auto Parts 62-A---'FarmEqtjjp, - ______________________________ - \ OK T lf4i 327 1480 BUILDINGS'' I AST CHANCE Shocks 54 95 Heavy Duty 5695 AT THESE PP ICES' i New Bat ter it's 579 95 f".0-Misceiianeous for Sale _______ person w.reasonable rates. s?('t' pre enqine('nt'dt C em 2.4?) FrOnch Ave Sanford I I i Hot meals A snacks, M F. our span buildings (Maj or .%fg I FURNITURE--BEDDING All tsu'ldinqs ti,iyt' 27 75 timeflex .ages2& up 8)41803 Will buy wok Au'o Batteries, 41-H ises idays) A 3238141 or J'12fl33 Io,iclnq .ind large lran'cl i Wholesale to all Orlando Whole Il's? f'r.,' R,i?try Shop The Real Estate Agency (eves) Opetling 30' • .48 • 12 br sale Furn 2500 Industrial Blvd , '" ______________ I07% 27thSt 373911.4 BASS player needed for go Inc., Realtors Orlando $3 893 00. 4 0' • .48' 1.4 for *Pool home, 3 BR, 213 Rock & Roll trio 51 969 00. .40 x 72 • II' fr S French II? 97) Sanfor dtwtjs 74)5 Let a Classified Ad help you find * 1120- of comfort. Ig FR Dlii riiii$t'I liii, '.firiiigs Must sing. 377 8976 SS $6 239 00. 18' 77-Junk Cars Removed 6' 14 for 323 5324 more room for storage. s,s?tni-ss,", $lO 't S,,ntorcl New carpet, redecorated S&892 00 1' 0 IS Factory (ill S ACRE RANCHE TTE IN Classified Ads find buyers fast, APPLICATIONS being taken for Atit ,o,s 1:15 '. I fi'flCfl fl '12'x 19' pool Air cOnd &oIlCCt I ni to 61) 10 105 331 BUY JUNK CARS CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 ornamental iron worker. Need 'IO 0 1,q lot, fenced patio LIST NOW! .1647 From $10 to $50 BATH, CENTRAL AIR & I man for shop & field work. I 'OWNER FINANCING ChildCare Call Walt Cappel323 6400 ' . --.. Cal! 37? 1621, 32 41613 HFAT, 2 CAR GARAGE, Exp. In layout & welding WILSON MAIFP fURNITURE 'NO LOAN OR CLOSING -. In My Home Knowles Realty Inc. MONTHS NEW. 189,900 necessary. Part time for 1 mo. COSTS BUY SF1 L.TRADE I 65-Pets.Supplies 323 2865 REALTOR rop Dollar Paid for junk A used 628 3005 then full time if satisfactory. -- - --.— 311 315 F F inst St *Price 119,900 16000 dwn, 25 ' . 322 562' cars, trucks A heavy equipment. LARGE 3 BEDROOM, V Salary open. Ages 2110. Call Longwood 3 BR. 2B, lots of yrs 12.5 pct. at 5.178.'.7 per ma. , Rhodesian Ridoetsick, , Pt 327 5990 Wrangler J,ickef,lined $19.99 en BATH. BARN ROOF, NEW for appt. 3232600 Will baby Sit in my home, any storage, neat & clean, corner Bull. ni,ile II no old Fry',' In I POOL WITH PRIVACY age, reasonable rates. Loch site w trees 1.43750 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS qiod tionii' 3?? 4179 N, 6.4 A 4-12, full a. part time. FENCE 150.900. Arbor. 323 6480. 79—Trucks.Trallers 310 Sanford Ave ------ -- -- -' -322 5791 Apply in person Sanford Nursing Fr,'.''' FORR EST GREENE PEAL FY47 E & Convalescent Center, 950 24 Mr. Babysitting 3 BEDROOMS, NEW PAINT, 1 .. . . ... . Color Port TV, Color Console I 7 AL 4 dilOt. .'r S,3un I tn- 7198 REALTORS INC. Mellonvllle. -. InMyHome CARPETS. PANELING & TV, AM FM Stereo. w 322 161... ,slT ) P01 ,Iriy,' ,I,ito Ac' PS P14 cxc 6133 or 339 4711 eves, 30 8 I 323 1865 LIKE NEW CONDITION ______________________ cassette. AM FM Stereo w iii? CARE ER 000 I., e Over FHA OR VA POSSIBLE. - .record player 323 6670 Ii,i, i'.ints 121 0)99 aft £ 30 W Garnet? White OPPORTUNITY 179.500 66—Horses Peg Real Estate Broker ood Things to Eat SIMONFYsaverIS Needed young men & women, JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 3 BEDROOMS, l'3 BATHS, 80-Autos f or Sale Flec timer for your water htr Walker S yr b,iy m,Ire. IS? . 20 30 yrs. old, to be trained for 107W Commercial LARGE PORCH ON NICE 323 1231 handS Affectionate F*p an exciting future in the home Phone 322 7881. Sanford -_______ CORNER LOT. 128.500. I FORSALE rider 5150 firm 327 0822 Mon entertainment industry. Must Fine Quality Temple Oranges 'de by Side rcfr'qerator. $75. 7't::'toi c 7. p . 0,5? 75,5)1'', be personable, attractive & Simpson 2 BE DROOM HOME N EAR 25th 3273313 Picnic table, w 7 benches, 540 SUn 41.ACorjuttn like to work with the public. No DAY ION A ALl TO .5 PC I ION STREET SELLER WILL full size baby bed w mattress, I direct exp. necessary. Top For Sale PAINT & RE CARPET If you don't tell people, how are 525. Oak porch rockers, Flvsy 97 I ris.l,' wi's? cit Spt"clway 68-Wanted to Buy pay. Tired of your dull, routine I ________________________________ I 570.000 they going to know? Tell them ni,'tal office desk. $70 Jenkins , D,iy?omi,, Beac Ii. A,11 hold .i lob? Now is your chance to get with a classified ad, by calling REALTY Furniture, 205 F 25th St 32) Sanford 2 tIP. 211. all .ip public AUTO AUCTION ahead. Apply in person to WE lillY liSt 1 11 LIP NIT LIRE A 377.26)) - $31.9993 2 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR A 0981 _____________________ pliances, w w carpet, club Tuesday & Saturday at 730 It's I Westgate TV. K Mart Plaza JUST LISTED!? 13w, Itlhome in HEAT FULLY FURNISHED Af'P1 hINd S S,lntcird fur house & pool 133.900 327 0373 the only one in Florida You set Shopping Center, Sanford, 9:30 Naveloranges&qrapefrult C. C. Manor, CH. Din, area, fli?(Jli' S,i I ,i,y' 112 41771 MOBILE HOME. LIKE NEW I the reserved price Call 904 255 51Household Goods am to 130 p.m. daily, $,lbu. Call after sp.ni. I coy. Fla. rm - 600' garden rm ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS 8311 for further details EVERY DAY someone is lookin'i 3226733 & new carp Furn. too! BPP OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. Homes ____________ Needed baby sitter for for what you have to sell Call JUST MAK F PAYMENTS '69 tc 'z off of total invento,'r of brand WARRANTED Just 543.000 518.900 children, (2) 3 yr. olds & (I) 6 today and your Classified Ad will I new intersprinq bedding. These . 15 niod,'Is Call 3)9 9100 or lii ]I-Instructions mo. old in your home.? a.m. to see our beautiful new BROAD. appear here tomorrow beds are not damaged or LOVELY! 3 BR, ID home in 1605 (Dealer) ........._____ -----.--.-.-----. 530 p.m , 4 clays wk. 373 1870. MORE, front 5. rear BR's. seconds but brand new top line ' Dellary in Quiet neigh ask for Nilda. Will buy copper. lead, aluminum GREGORY MOBILE HOA.ES bedding sets only! Free local STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It borhood' 1g. lot With extras batteries Call C'.,iry ,ift 6 $O3OrlandoDr. lSc RAINBOW 25c 323.S?O0 delivery Noll's Sanford Fur Classified Ads didn't Must see to appreciate! Only Dental Assistant, no exp 1'' . MOO thru Sat 12 ; 1; 1 2 80 1* VA& FHA Financing nilure Salvage, 1197, So of :reativ? Expressions 322 7613 re wou IV t t,'.n 127,750 necessary, must have pleasing Sanford. 3228 77 1. .Cog ONLY 17.100 TO ASSUME MT personality & trans. Send m..s ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 1977 bI,ick Ill Poncts,' COUNTRY LIVINGI 4 OR, 2B on beautiful 1 yr. old Double resume and picture to P.O. Top Prices F',iid NO LONGER USED CAMPING $3.800 I UII, fqpt FURNITURE & THINGS home In Osteenl S acre mini wide w 2 huge bdrms, 7 baths, Box 813, Sanford, Fl. 37771. Used, any condition 614 8176 GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL 372 10311 Buy & '.;ell SEIGLER REALTY farm, above ground pool, barn Con H A & eat In kitchen IPS. IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED NewAtiser' Furniture Antiques ,ind Modern Furniture & lots morel BPP WARRANT BROKE P mo lot rental. Call fowl - 74Mav,'n, AD. * * * * * * * * Sanford Ave 123 6593 O,ic Pic'(v'or Houseful 520.500 Harold Hall Realty, EDt Enjoy for 164.900. Call --------------------y., 213 9 S Myrtle Ave Bridges _______ Antiques Inc., 323 574. 373 2222 for info. 31) 619) Why buy used? New brand nattie ______ -323 2001 AAA EMPLOYMENT Orlando L_. ______ ____ Sanford box springs 6. mattresses at 20 1_sSPsdaIttice 3210640 JUST FOR YOUI 4 BR,2B borne pct. above dealers cost. Twin, 43-Lots-Acreage PEOPLE HELPING in Teem-Green with new CH -full size,queen & king, Jenkins ________________________________________________ A. carp. & morel Spacious PEOPLE Furniture, 205 E 75th St. 323 ALL GLASS ____________ Pioneer acres. Hew your own rms, Fla. rm., & freshly 0981. _________ . _________ homestead. to acres or more, ______ SECT RECP DEPRESSION ERA paintedt RPP WARRANTED. low down payment Osteen. Accurate typing I payroll exp. Refrig. RCPOAMANA I7cuft5ol Yours for $41,900. SHOW& SALE REAL ESTATE Exc. pay, full benefits. originally 1511, now $716 or $21 I acre lots on paved rd. Terms Sat., Jan. 26th 1 and Sanford's Sales Leader mo Agent 339 63$6 106 you can afford. 1500 dwn . BOOKKEEPING Sun., Jan. 27th __________ 11.6 Osteen b Inter br Furnishings 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, Fullchg.superposltion EXPERT 4 _________________________ SANFORD C IVIC CENTER i . repossessed, used very short Adm.$1.50 (good txnhdays) Van Wright Associate S acre tiled farm, Sanford. __ MACHINIST time. Original 5593, bal. till or ____________ — J.J. Herman Realtor ____ 40 acre orange grove, Geneva. $71 mo Agent 339 83e4. Lattseep.,toppa, ANYTIME Don'l pile no longer needed Items Eve8300107 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. AppIian Repair Used full size hotel molel bed high as an elephant's eye. Place DRIVER DELIVERY Multiple Listing Service IIIIIIN Lovely like new, 3 yr. old 3 BR, Home improvements ding. Very clean, 111 9Sea pc. a classified ad, and pile ft H. Ernst? MORRIS Sr. Cnnsoliyf,itM,i11 Systt'ms Furn.exp preferred, benefits _________________________ Nail's Sanford Furniture 7B all brick home on 19. oak money In your walletl Major .ippl.,, ,mll br,sn(ls, C 115.4 I Reg. REAL STATE Iro,r shaded lot on quiet cut de sac. Salvage, 1797, So of Sanford. Frecest .guar 339 1498 ROOFERAHELpER CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Beautiful 16x37 sc. pool & 3228771. PARK REALTORS 2'$N.11-92,Cess.lb.rrv.Ff. Exp.buildupman,$6hr. PEMODELINGAREPAIR [13 2565 patio, C HIA, egpt. kit. & $341200 I8-IIp Wanted Eve. 867-3655 ---------_---I SG BALI NT Beauty Care 372 8665 much more. By owner $63,900. 52Appliances - -- CARPET INSTALLER Branch Office 323-2222 3233767 -----. — Fl. driver lic., will drive van, _____________________________ C omplete Mobil e TOWER'S BEAUTYSALON' P TCustodlan, Eve Work will train. Home Repair formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook I Geneva Sacres, pond, Washer repo OF deluxe model Downtown Sanford Area Looking for garden equipment? ' 349 5759 S ACRES NEAR U PSALA 3 BR, 213 MH 5.6,000dwn 519 E. lit St.. 3275747 Sold orlg 140935, used short 4256753 Read today's classified ads for LOT BOY TRANSFER ST A T ION, $284 ma. 134.950 349 5717 time Pal $189 14 or $19 35 mo COURT CU STOM S CONSI good buys. -— Wash l detail cars NEEDSFILL, RE DUCE DTO Ceramic THe Agent. 3398386. C uslomn deSign tiOi,', 19.900 -. -'PART-TIME Remxlelinq 32) 0281 BANANA LAKE FRONT. 3^ CASHIER KFNMOPE WASHER Parts, MEINTZER TILE ---'Bdrm., 2 Bath, 7100 sq ft. huge Front counter work OSTEEN AREA PINE I CVService. Used Machines. CORRESPONDENTS New or repair, leaky showers our Carpentry. Painting, Roofing, ,3, lam Rm wfireplace over. PRESS WOODS. 85 ACRES AT MOONEY APPLIANCES specialty, 25 yrs. Exp, 669 AAA EMPLOYMENT Gen Repairs Licensed & looking Oak shaded lot w.iOO' I fl069? 5500 PER WITH TERMS. 912 French Ave. 3735176 WANTED Bonded. Free Estim,,tes 373 lake frontage, 75' dock & Tile floors installed Corner of 10th 111, French OR 6035 after S p.m more! 586,300 NEW& REPAIR To write news of local interest I ACRE ZONED MOBILE "Your Future Our Concern" MICROWAVE 322-5678 f:rct, E st EV433$.fl56 830 1783 aft6 from LONGW000 HOME. WALKING 015 SAN. aiiiiiiiiiiis Push button Controls, has caro WOODED ' ACRE wroses & FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, TANCE TO LAKE EORGE, t Home Repair * * * * * * * ___ * usel, Still in waYranty I privacy sets off 4 yr. old 3 LOCH ARBOR NEAR CRESCENT CITY. CASSELBERRY and If you ________________________ Originally 1649, assume payBdrm. w earth tone carp. Con. Really nice 2 BR home on block Dressmaking — $6500 have a knack for gathering the ments of 17) mo Agent 339 H A, Indoor W 0 hookup & of more expensive homes. social news from your I Man, quality operation 8386 good cash to mtg. or FHA VAExtra 1g. lot with spacious WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON ____________________ Seam stress now accepting work I 8 yrs exp Patios, Driveways respective community to be CLASSIFIED financing. $45,900. rms. Best terms in townt IIRIARCLIFF. READY TO . Call before 12 noon etc. Wayne Beal 327 1321 presented in a Column in The 147.900, BUILD! $8,500 Evening Herald, we want to 830 1917 53-TV-Radio-Stereo LOVE AT FIRST SIGHTtalk with you. ADVERTISING Spotless 2 Bdrm home w.large Alterations, Dressmaking Lawn & Landscaping MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, Fam. Pm, terrific kitchen & Good Drapes, Upholstery BETTER HOMES AREA, PHONE landscaped lot in superb area DORIS DIETRICH MILLERS 333.0707 Ire 107 MAKE OFFER. CERTIFIED LAWN for just 530,950! 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322 033' OURSELVES EDITOR A 1ANDSCAPI NG SALESPERSON REALTY CANAL FRONT LOTS FACING Drywall -_____---.......... FREE ESTIMATES 322 1902 Don't pile no longer needed items 3222611 9Sdaily Mon.Frl Sell advertising for SHADOW LAKE WOODS ____________________________ I ____________________ II AttOl MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. Designer home, w wood & nigh as an elephant's eye. Place )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls 114.000. classified section by a classified ad, and pile the stone exterior, Great Rm, fire. 24 UR ig 322.9283 Ught Hauling repaired, Res. & Comm mcfiey In your walletl place, intercom, Solarium, telephone I need 2 BR. 113 reasonable rent InSide city limits _________________________________________ 322 2157 aft 8 p m -- . (((1'-))) ________ ______ ..................... _____ . , - __ _____________ . WEST 27th STREET SANFORD, FL 32771 , _________ N . A I lam.p- = R E_ M.AT " I Ads h Ah A~ 'i s i r: r JEAN NORRIS Y " , 111 ' ' I ., . , NlClsryAvs. ' •"'_r--..-.---.-- --.---.-'-' ( Wax" lob too small Call AC 30$ LINK Construéflon VihI.n Road, Sanford - . .1 3W N. French Ave. Sanford W'J UJsJl,jsj%JiJsJlJiJmJjx,jm, JI 323.5774 Day or Nighi MULTIPLE LISTING -REALTOR Entoy clean suburban living 21x40 Champion mobile home On 6.3 cleared ares. $3$•000. (21 100' water front lots on Lake Harney. Sl$,SOOea, 323.7132 Weluva Falls, I OR Trailer. Eves. 322 0412, 323.1517 Owner will finance. Thislsa"IWantlt"home.48R, VA 75 Mayfair, great location, Prestiaious area. You'll love this. øM _-... .. .FHA.235.Con.Home. Low Down Payment Cash for your loft Will build on I. _ If your club or organ. Ization would like to be Iin this listing call: Ew'eslng IIemkI DEPARTMENT 322-2611 Sorry all CASH, but start Use Your Home As Security earning tomorrow, Call Us For Terms To'aer Finance Serv. STEMPER AGENCY 1100 2112469 NOBROKERAGE REAL TOR 322.49fl ______________________ MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE I FEES rves.f49.540 3771959 I _________________________ Plenty of elbow room + lake __________________________ frontage On thiS 3 acre mini jantord Gracious living. Rues, form, comp. w3 SR home. Make offer. OSTEEN. Weely& monthly rates, utilities ' pd. inquire 100 S. Oak 841-7113. I on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Call 323-5670 Sanford. _ &aniner's Village 'ii. 11*1 raer 29$N.17'tZ.Cswlberry,Ff. us..so Eve. 662-3U . 525.000. $493.75 bal, 1113.1$ or $17 mo Agent 339$3U. ' 54Garage Sale - ---- i11I: '*AELLONVILLE CORNER LOT. READY TO BUILD. $7,000. A'lKAMPGROUNDS l'.' ml. West 081.4 on SR 46 to Orange Blvd. Thursday 1 5 3 BUILDERS LOTS, 55'xiSO' p.m. Good assortment of crafts & Stuff. Y'al Cornell EACH, NEAR SANFORD AVE. $4,S00 EACH. MAYFAIR AREA. $23,800. 95'xl3S' WOODED LOT Appliances A Misc tL0C 1 349 S371 GrOOITIIng& Boarding ____ ___ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thermo — SS-Boats, a Accessories Need your house painted insidi' or out' Call "The Old Tim cr" Peas I Neat. ]2fl090 i Handyman -_ Ham Cleaning - small or big, Interior or ea tenor. Pressure cleaning 322 0011. Pamntlt9- som One seat, trailer, great ski -.boat. 322.14)5 all $ p.m. HousewIvesCleanIng spvir " Personallz,d, last,'dependable Regular or I time basis ' We DO wash windowsl _____ Quality Workmanship No lob too plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr serv., Senior cit. Ms., 851 4901. ________ 16'Critchfleldw.loohpMercury. Painting — Handyman, minor el. rep, Fred Walroth, sponsor, _____________ DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR ROBSON MARINE SECTION. 535,000. 7927 Hwy. 17.92 Many extras. Must see. All for Sanford, Fla. 32771 Si'x135' WOODED LOT MAR. - $55,900. VA-FHA terms avail. VAP4IA AREA OF MAYFAIR. I able. ''°' 3 OR. iBon7lots, all fenced, FP, OVER AN ACRE FRONTING lots of shade trees. Only ON 2 STREETS-ADJACENT , i ' TO A PARK NEAR WILSON SCHOOL. $12,300. Ex Lakefront living is avail. In this CELLENT TERMS elegant 3 OR, 48 home,. Situated on 4'fra acres complof, SEIGLER REALTY i86L ked buy Rd w18R, 18 quest cottage. Won't last long at BROKER 24395. Myrtle A it. Sanford Orlando %,. I— 327-1577 321.0640 i REALTORS 834-6796 2719,$anford Avi. 3227972' Yard Debris. Trash - your Pet 372 5732 ___________________________ - ---- - -________ I07'x135' OVER SIZED LOT ON CRESCENT, DOWNTOWN Remodel & Additions, CaIII3I 5399or167.01)$ stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater ESTATE SALE: 405 E. 14th, Thuri & Fri. 9am. Piano & Misc. 372.5466. 207 E. 25th your lot our lot. I .--- .- ----- Profitable busln,sipeej Recession Y Enterprise, Inc. wi '.x 'IuunnoMedel Inc., Realtor 644 3013 - .....- - - be your ow IUbOSS-a one person operation. Approx. Spacious 3 BR, 28 luxury home ll ? NEED CASH? $20,000 ($3,000 inventory). pool, tropical paradise. Many - REPAIRS I.E. r 'P.fl34$U -.m'.-... Advertising Director EVENING HERALD INSURANCE No benefits, Meetings KITCHEN REMODEL IT 322702 ill " rksm Vifflells company Business -7:3OlstTues. Early 8lrds7:1$p.m. "We Handle The Whole Bali ~ ~ . 16 ~ I ing skills needed. All EXTRA LARGE CORNER LOT, 25th LAKE MARY RD, & Apply In person to: BATHROOMS I00'xllO' WOODED LOT NEAR -_._. .. _.. ..______ MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. WOODED LOT IN LOCH HARBOR AREA BETTER ' HOMES. $4,700. RONALD G. BECK Bingo Every Wed. &Sat,- '' P40 QUAL IFYINC. 3811 home order South of Sanford BEDROOMS walk In closets on wooded It acre for 198,500. New C HIA & carpet Owner will finance w substantial forms, billing and Harold Hall Realty _down. 133,000. 3222217 collection. Good — Inc. REALTOR, MLS HALCOLITIEALTYInC. spelling a must, typ. complete AMERICAN GARAGES 41 1 1 -. • L ' ~ " I'lli erw . tion. Write copy, VETERANS FLORIDAROOM$. . Nod 1600 Tos7so IIINI A E 0 solicita- NOTICE i , a [IS1116 322-2420 (305) 3239601 REMODEL-OR CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH I.E. LINK CONSTRUCTION TrISIIVNSSIISIP , BUSINESS DISABLED for Better Living The uloà Is temperature controlled to provide warmth A ____ _____ 10Hwy.30I7.t7 NEWSNIPMVNT ,''j 'k, - . __________ REALTORS 601-C customers. L " 6" , $"P"0 515598$ CA$IILSIIRYIII4S* UnI•Permforeasytocarefor Call for an eyebrow arching. In addition perms, SUILOSNI & HOME OWNERS SANFORD, P1.1. Discount Days. Ar Vw / I . weunesaay are Senior ' L f - to manicures, The shop Is open Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. 105 p.m.,' and evenings by ap polntment. Tuesday and k T E SEVER '. I, I .M .. ,, . STANLEY ft" W .W . I---" _' - . ' In hair IT'STIMITOPNT . . àfNaIns styling New York, DILTONA east WISTls$ST. *aement Marianne both won awards for hair. service salon anti in .titiltion Pat and j0 .' I cutting and shows in M W: In *h- WVS 1n,.i. .n,ui a',.,gJ U I. UI I. -. have the summer for your coinforL Iuut e,. 'WV . . . new months ago, Also waiting to provide the latest In hair styles, blow-cuts and beauty care for men, women and children are Marianne Trait and Arlene Cóalter. Marianne is from St. Patersburg anti Arlene was born and raised in Sanford and O.teen and has worked in Sanford salons for the pt LICENSED AND APPROVED 4% under th . ___________________________________________ 11. now management, The new manager is Pat Rankin, wno came w antora from Ft. Myers, took over e management of the shop two u *INFANTS TO 2 YEARS I S AFTER SCHOOL CARE TRANSPORT. 5 I . IUI flD&A1iY&i at AlaII% I DAYS CARE TO ALL NEW ENROLLMENTS (with th is ad) - is I I • 4 FULL LEARNING PROGRAM CDER11 S. I I CHILD CARE CENTER & KINDERGARTEN restocked, KlngsofHalrStyllngSaIonat 1911 French Ave., Sanford, 5 New Are Our Specialty! h Stone EG" h#CWru010UnR1 I Msbsr so amRsrsI Cs.msucs OELANDO — SANFORD mmm•.' PPY ACRES HA I II, Creative Designs '1 q mi4im - PAINT COMPANY, INC. ' SANFORD 3124633 Under f POOL ...&~ __ 0f;~ . X V Pin Paints III MAGNOLIA I - "- Benjamin Moore Paints GLAUL 31-Apar-trner,ts Furnished . - - - Nurse's Aides,P i' Call 322 3853 after 6 p m 6Child 321.0759 __ I BR, )BCondo. kit Riggs Realty. REALTOR 372 7972 6—Wanted 57-Sports Equipment CR0 C!TT ____________ A.O. • — - L k sylvan area. S acres $27,000 buyers New homes with Other parcels avail W monthly payments under $250 I Maliciowski. PEAL TOP 322 _________ _________________ 7983 Low clown payments. 322 2281 _________ ________________ -______ ----. - lt'slike pennies from heaven when Beautiful residential lots in you sell "Don't Needs' with a Orange City Priced from want ad $7150 to $5000 Call for in ________ ____________ formation! Reg Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. I -- Tuesday. Jan. 22,19110-38 Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. i pct. interest to Qualified BATEMAN REALTY comp renovated throughout. COny to hasp & downtown $250 nio 313 1663 STENSTROM 6 -CLASSES DUPLICATED 'PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 'ADJUSTMENTS $ REPAIRS 'EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED 'JocAi ARE 43-Lots-Acreage I 2 OR. C H&A, w w carpet, lust - . 41-Houses --'------- JJ C" -MON..FRI. 10.5:30, IA BUDGET OPTICAL 12S BUDGETS — , - I Found Young cat Near 25th & Sanford Ave. 322 0435 _______________.-- -.-- . .. t REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING P1NSTRIPING- CUSTOM STRIPING PORTRAIT LONG WOOD Found --------- I - 41—Hfluses CallBart COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE classes 4 / j CALL 339.3192 .011.51 ACRYLICS 5--Lost & AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon Increase your earning Power For details, Call 1______________ 811 47or644 3079 -- ____________ _____ Excellent typist & Sales Order Clerk Must be pteasant on Phone & be Willing to learn 5 day wk. Call 331 6181, ask for Miss Katie _._ WANTED Specialty third cook. Must be able tis ,5røns I ...' season, and cook meats, poultry, seafood, vegetables, all types of noodles, Soups and other foodStuff according to the Cantonese Cu,Sur ' for . consumption in the Rs taurant Salary 5775 00 for 40 hours week, plus two meals a clay, Experience required . minimum 2 years Call 830 444-4 or see Ms. Mary Carman, Florida Employment Service, Sanford, Florida. __ _ __ . --_ Sketch1ng4 CLASSES BEGIN JANUARY 28th GIBSON (BRAKES-OVERHAUL-TUNE-UP) and ART -- ARE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR DAYCARE SITTER? Part or full time, your children will be well 'aken care of y mature & reliable ADVERT IS ___ IN I Drawing DAY and EVENING ADVERTISING - - - 1 NOW OFFERING ART-TERIORS HerAld Advertiser Prepared By Advertising Department of L ON THE GROW I I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN Ct1 ti? ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF JAN 70. 1980 C P Argentine - . COLUMNS. ff OF NEW SEVERAL USED 1/ LIST (LIKE NEW) /2 PRICE Semi old violins £ rare last. for sals 2550 S. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) 0 Block South Of Sambo's) SANFORD PH. 323-$941 See One Of The Most Famous Guitar, Banto, Mandolin Collections In The USA, Review PH. 869-6578 - The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. FROM THE WANT AD GUITAR CENTER & MUSEUM , l~~4" When you place a Classified Ad in BOLSTERED WITH VALUES LACKEY'S P I 30-Apartments UflfUrfllShed 18-Help Wanted Why Be Lonely? Write 'Gel A Mate" Dating Service. All ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. water, Fl. 3351$ SLIM _____ SAFETY ton~% 4Personals Legal Notice Legal Notice free c ,'mng - Inferior Exterior All Work Quaranteed st. 327 toIl 671.3894 _ , Hum Painting & Repair 81W Remodeling I Repair, drywall, paint., panelIng, Windows, doors, minor el. 'a'''. . - •v.'.u. •.r'" ,.pO. EUTSLEP PAINTING & REPAIR-interior Exterior ..... COCCCIETI um.ATI i..aiI JO) Carpentry, Painting, Mâint Palnting& Remodeling otall types. Lic. Bonded FREE ESTIMATES 323 603$ Insured 834 8399 Call anytime 349 5759 ______________________________________________ I i To List Your Business,,. Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 1' ': _1 ,._'7 07,~;"-__i fl1kT. _X""._47 1-1;w~ .""t_ I:I.A!!~W �[1 BLONDIE 48—EiIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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) ,t,rni.elsl f,s,.O1 h,s 111 IIUU.IJ ifC 4I .fl w.1, 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 . IWff!1HT CRAZY, WHO t: UILT CAR 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 - rest can '--... BUGS BUNNY by Stoffvl &Heimdahl arr AM4ZIN OW CAN ET GHT JUST1ES A LITh. ROUSH RUSH HOUR CAREFUL. 117APPIC So EASY SU - a - PL.ANNING a 0 F 0 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 FRANK AND ERNEST - 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 by Bob Thaves LOAN CO. MORTSAflE• PERSONAL I !!!IY! u 'Nra r r Stan Lu and John Romita __________________________ LADY! 1 ea,i A. by 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 C I l a i•ms S h non ah ' D eta ne • i d 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 LW TD U ft EXpected - - - q/, . - be easily verified with facts 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 - the body would use when you're up and active part of the day. So your question can ' W .. New eb . SPIDER-MAN - be - - . 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 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. 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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. 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 TH14 Is MY 6119MVP also follow a program of longdistance running. Of course, I only weigh 100 pounds so I can only eat about 900 calories 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 if Wa.,,' who was facing pomibie We In*rli' .i . rillpilli.ft __ to the hospital kaday "overdom 01 aspirIn" de1T1115 *7. aileddo From his Udidiser hItai rem. WWI vw L w. 1k pin,. go, a i: is lbs 1l.indi prissriçd tks do SW g .i and droffM to freedm spputr SIMI into a . — Today Area Delegation Mews Escape 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 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 Wi11tini reached the ground. a in known Wilt-n. cou'd not have carried the cutfers In with him MditIOIIaIIY. hta1 Nwoman Cathy Helms aid there was no way WI111ni could predict what room of the kpiJ he would be placid in. Rooms as 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. 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 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 ___ . - - Parade Planning Begins are highly decorated." 'I ' -•-. '- .- - - •'-" t,.: - •.- '-a S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 22, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b6dc2f8e26778e1a0396d5d47455a5c9.pdf 2600cd40b8a567e77e0d53a18527c34b PDF Text Text S ____________ - - ------------- -- .--- ---- -- - 72nd Year, No. 130—Monday, Jan. 21, 1980, Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Bystander Shot Dead In G Idsb ro Bar 0 do unier WhirI- Richardson, a bystander, was pronounced dead on arrival at By DAVID M. RAZLER Seminole Memorial Hospital. Deputies say the three men had Herald Staff Writer A bystander was killed Sunday when a man scattered been fighting with broken bottles in the crowded bar. Three hours after the shooting, the Jones brothers turned several gunshots in a Goldsboro bar, deputies report. LeRoy Richardson, 33, of 2000 W. 16th St., In Sanford, was themselves Into a Seminole courthouse guard. They were shot and killed shortly after 1 p.m., Sunday, at the Deluxe Bar, taken to the jail and then to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where they were treated for lacerations suffered in the light at 1921 Southwest Road outside of Sanford. Deputies say Richardson died alter Willie Lee Jones, of 120 and released. Although David Jones was first charged with the crime, he Drew Ave., in Sanford, returned to the bar with a gun after a fight between himself, his brother David Jones of 615 E. Ninth was later released when deputies decided he had not been St. in Sanford, and Howard Carter of 1842 McCarthy St., in involved with the shooting, the Sheriff's department reported. Sanford. Carter was also treated and released at Seminole Memorial Jones, under arrest for first degree murder, allegedly left for lacerations and a puncture wound resulting from the fight, the bar during the fight and returned almost immediately with deputies say. a pistol. Deputies say he then fired about four scattered shots, No charges have been tiled against David Jones or Carter, one of which struck Richardson in the chest. Crime scene in. they added. vestigators believe two more shots may have been fired outThe bar, clsed today pending crime scene investigations, is side the bar. expected to reopen Tuesday. . by Hal Kaufman QUICK PITCHI "Two bits a ridit" called the carnival pltchm$n. Just then, two more persons appeared. "Jump on and we'll make It $20 each for evSryeflL" he added. Even so, ..si..4 aiui a._.i4. r Ihaii wIfInat the fli. added two. How many took the ride?041 "" SUNJ41d 443 , ....- ...-. - ..--.--..--- - - - APlust A rabbit has the letter A In Its name just once. A llama has It twice. What animal has the letter A In Its name three times? $4 J•APJU 4 Time Linel Change on. letter In each word and transpose words to find the arrival time f the only train to Dudivilli: NIFTY HOUR. W9 I4.4 $4 £I JftO "Mti.fl ' Rlddl.-MeThIs. If you cant Which flower rises with the sun? The dawn•dellon. Why Is loaf of broad _ ai i& ..a 11 he .i.i41i to .I.*a IIv '1 \ !O(l_cA!.!lN '? ) S - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least sIx dlffoi ____ _______ and beltem ____ p,fo incas in drawing d.toUs bet.w lop Nnd them? Check answers with lbs.. below. qwlckty can $4 JI!WN It $vtjt, -- $4 on 19 .- - awl — w . I table W4 thoretore SEA HIRES Two if the lilly seafaring mesi above leek .esss aiNce to be twins. Which Iwo? Well let you decide. less. II 44$ - -- - of three, wrists are flipped and palms slap the tabletop. Whoever Is last to slap the table Ios.sthgam. When the count Is sounded,however, conspirators simply lIeir lIUPIISll away. ________ "vidim".is I..first - -. Longwood Man Falls 50 -Feet To Death A Longwood man died Sunday in a fall from a motorcycle a spectator at the race. He died after falling 50 feet oil the edge track ramp in Alachua County while watching a race, of the ramp, and was pronounced dead on arrival at Shands Calvin Yates, 32, of 410 Orange Ave., was killed when his Teaching Hospital, Gainesville. Yates, an employee of Yamaha of Seminole, is survived b}' bike popped into gear as he watched a race from atop the ramp his wife, Deborah RICharde Yates and daughter Cheryl Yates. at the Gatorback Motorcycle Track near Newberry. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Yates reportedly was sitting on his bike, atop the high ramp, Brlaaon Funeral Home in Sanford, /a qb rIc ,__ ! .I_I - 11lJ _E ' - I •, ,• .• - - - •. .--' _"" • - - •- -''' - '• - - I -- - Hrald Photo by Tom VIKen? TRAFFIC LIGHT - 'WNISKEY r .-- - /• j ILI IL - - I. . - Herald Pho?o by Tom Vincent The nt'Iux.' Bar was empty this morning, closed Sunday's shooting. which took the life of a Sanford deputies completing their investigation of man, a hystatider to a barroom brawl, Iranian Minister Points To Da nger From S II) UnitedPress International It said Ghotbzadeh also expressed assured Iranian officials during his visit Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh concern over the possible use by Moscow to Tehran earlier this month that a U.N. Ghotbzadeh said today Soviet troops in of the 121 friendship and cooperation commission to study the alleged crimes are 19 mIles from Iran's treaty to "interfere militarily against his would formed. Afghanistan frontier and pose a "real danger" to the country." Iran unilaterally abrogated "We have waited for Mr. Waldheim to the treaty last year. country's southeastern provinces, name this commission, but unfortunately Ghotbzadeh, quoted by the Kuwaiti In New l)eIhi, U.N. Secretary General he has not yet formed it. I don't know be now news agency, said Iran "cannot remain Kurt Waidheitim said Sunday he is in whether Mr. Waldheim considers that silent" in the face of the Kremlin's "continuous" touch with Iranian officials the right moment has not yet arrived or if military intervention in Afghanistan. in an effort to free the 50 American it is the Americans who put pressure on - • - The foreign minister was reported by hostages held captive at the U .S. tutu. the British Broadcasting Corporation as Embassy in Tehran for 78 days. saying Iran is prepared to give "1 rather believe it is American As the hostages entered their 12th week pressure," the foreign minister said. Afghanistan every kind of aid to end the of captivity, the militants holding them Soviet intervention there, Ghotbzadeh's remarks came after But he turned down a reported U.S. issued no communique on their condition A'atollah Ruhollah Khomeini, seeking to offer to normalize American-Iranian or fate. head off regional strife in his Islamic relations in a bid to concentrate on facing Adding to the logjam on the hostages' regime, approved a constitutional the Soviet threat, lie criticized the U.S. release, Ghotbzadeh indicated in an amendment recognizing the rights of naval presence In the region and said, interview with French radio the failure of minority Sunni Moslems in Iran's "Iran cannot accept an American in- the United Nations to set up an in- provinces. tervention." ternational commission to investigate As preparations for the Jan. 25 The foreign minister made his remarks crimes allegedly committed by the shah to newsmen after a meeting of the ruling would delay the freeing of the American presidential elections continued, the Revolutionary Council Sunday night, and captives. Iranian foreign ministry warned today of excerpts were reported today by the possible "conspiracies aimed at imKuwaiti news agency. Ghotbzadeh said Waldheim had peding" the process. Carter Calls For Boycott Of - Moscow Olympics _ -• I'Fç wn At Sanford Middle School, meanwhile, where Norman By DONNA ESTES Collins was a student, Principal Dan Pelham said the bov ,,%%.,..* Herald Staff Writer Timothy Wisecup, 8-year-old son of Joseph and Geraldine a good lad. He was an average to above average student and a WLecup, was in his second grade class at Wilson Elementary member of the band. He was a good, smart boy." School this morning and "seemed to be doing all right," said Pelham said teachers are "not making an issue of the school secretary Myrna Bethany. matter. We don't want to upset the students more than they already are. They are in the middle of final exams." He and his parents survived a boating accident In Ponce Coast Guard Petty Officer Richard Burgess said that acInlet Saurdat that took the life of his older brother, Terry, 10, earding to the official Coast Guard report, the accident hap. who also had been a student at Wilson Elementary. The body of pened this way : a second brother, Norman Collins, 13, still bas not been fourd, The family Mr. and Mrs. Wisecup and children, Timothy, according to the U. S. Coast Guard spokesman. The Coast Terry and Norman — were fishing in the intercoastal waterGuard has discontinued its search. way when they decided to fish around the Jetties. The search for the body is being conducted by the Beach At the jetties they found an outgoing tide with the seas Patrol, according to Lt. Tim Trojan of Volusia County breaking 5 to 6 feet in the inlet across the bar on the south side Lifeguard service. "We won't give up the search," Troian said today. "We are searching with our rescue vehicle and of the inlet. The vessel str.rted taking on water. A large boat depending upon persons walking along the beaches to report went by and created a large wake which added to the water any wreckage they might find." coming into the Wisecup vessel. They have no idea what the boat looked like. At Wilson Elementary School, where Terry was a fourth grade student, his teacher, Karen Wright, said the boy was a The vessel ended up just north of the south jetties in the very good student. "You couldn't have wanted a better child, breakers and capsized. Joseph and Terry Wisecup were lie was all boy." trapped under the boat. Due to the boat being pounded against She said eight or nine students knew about the tragedy this the bottom by the surf, Joseph was unable to get Terry out morning and shared the news with others on the bus on the way from under the boat, but was able to get to the surface himself. to school. "We talked about it a little bit this morning. The Mrs. Wisecup and the two other children — Norman and students seem to be handling it all right. They are quite upset Timothy — were clinging to the bottom of the boat. Norman and not to the point of being able to discuss it," Mrs. Wright had a life jacket only partially on and the life jacket was pulled said. off him by the surf. Norman then clung to his mother, but the "The faculty Is just crushed," said Mrs. Bethany. "Terry two were separated by the surf. had gcnep Other WLlon or tl)eold Monroe School all his life..' Th1ast time Mrs. Wisecup saw Norman, he was floating Mrs. Bethany said Wlsecup brought Timothy to school today,. two down In the surf. The vessel drifted out of the Iiwt. hoping It would be better for him to be among his classmates See SANFORD, Page 2A and friends, When someone suggsstsaroundofrefreshments, her. is "rigged" game with which to decide who In the crowd serves or pays. Each player places hand, palm up, upon - • San El EE I tO(4 1\' '- Traffic lights at 25th Street and Airport Boulevard, being installed for Seminole County by Control Specialist of Orlando, are expected to be operating Tuesday on a fixed timing basis. They replace a blinker at the in. tersection, which has been the scene of many accidents and traffic problems. The controls will include a protected left signal. turn By United Press international The Soviet-supported Kabul regime moved toward a purge of foreign journalists by refusing to accredit Western reporters in Afghanistan, where Moslem rebels were told to wage a "holy war" against the Red Army invaders. Iran offered Sunday to do whatever it could to help the rebel Afghan guerrillas and in Pakistan, visiting Chinese Foreign by Moscow Radio as futile" "Neither I nor the American people would support sending a team to Moscow with Soviet troops in Afghanistan," Carter said. "Unless the Soviets with. draw their troops within a month from Afghanistan the Olympic games should be moved from Moscow to an alternate site or multiple sites or postponed or canceled." The regime of Babrak Karmal, in. Minister Huang Hua pledged Peking's stalled in a Sovietbacked coup in support of Pakistan, December, stopped Issuing accreditation President Carter sought to put ad10 Western reporters Sunday in a move ditional pressure on the Soviets to with. draw Afghanistan by calling for a diplomats said could result in their boycott of the summer Olympic GWIS pulsion. In Moscow, but his call brought little All American reporters were expelled International support and was scoffed at from Afghanistan last week. from Public To Debate Saniando's Request For Cable TV By DIANE PRYK HeruSla(f Writer The Seminole County Commioslon hold a public hewing at 7 pm. Tuesday to pllcai;on .or a nun*c.us rA Altamonte Springs in concentric circles. "It's the same reason you don't have two cable get the service, hasn't complied." The system aiso iij conle with home U grapted the franchise, the company telephone companies," he said. "Everyone is fighting over the cream Alexander said Sanlando has received security options, such as burglary and plans to service witiths the fIrst 70W 100 Sanlando already serves part of of the crop," Kirchhoff said. "You all 5,000 telephone calls "demanding we fire alarms and medic alert "panic" square miles in IKrth Altamonte Springs Altamonte Springs under want a franchise for those. What about serve the county." button. and weas surrowiding IAM the areas where there is no e? For $15.95 per month, Jennings said. system 'V pr smoke sensors, ovide a home with two Forest City, Mirror Like, Prairie 14k1 r,queing permission to serve portions "j want to see someone servicing the finest available today," he wo buttons and pus... ..ng outer areas Instead of everyone piling on ''two emergency ttoni. SUL accerding to Steve McMahtn, the way," said Mark Jennings, general Sanlando, ac h other in 11w gold cording to Jennings, will These system are ce4 every six regional manager of Oraisge-Semlnole, manager of the Altamonte Springs "Competition has ftavalue," said Tom of fer many levels of service. 4th 11 sec onds,"' WJU are more reliable u f S. lank' first system. .. Alexander, vice president of sanian&. channel service will be available at $5.50 Is eiawUUII 41 other . £, systems people are year is an ares aIready served by "We have no Intentions to exclude any Storer. per month, he said. But the system Is compeWig firm. sed to. apable of 36 channels that wil l be long as it meets our density The meeting will be held at the CountyOrange-Se*nkwk, or will be within the area "The entir was suppoeld to c 't "Our channel service is essentially the next or requirementa, Jaimlng. said, have been served by Orange-Seminole by available at $6.95 per month. same as Storer has proposed "McMan "11w ecenoinki of .rb"dlng am Sanlando, a subsidiary of Storer Conz'lssIon Chairman Bill Kirchhoff the first of last year," Alexander said, In addition, he said, Sanlando will offer said. to Hroadcsstir Company, pr very bed," McMalwp told the com- told both companies he Is interested In "We're offering what the other company Home Box Office (HBO) and "family" Currently, OrangeSunimle charges install cable service radiating out from mluloners at a work r 4ii' last week seeing to It that areas that do not have agreed to do five years ago and still versions of that type service. $7.50 per month for 12 channels. . f.....4.L television uraflge-SeminoI. Cablevision • comwy now ", _____ County , - e • I , 46 4-4 �0 2A— Evinlng Herald, Sanford, FL - Monday, Jan. 21,1Io IIIIIIIIIIII __ Student — . VYORLD The Legislature Is in session and the senators are debating the issue of gun control, The scene Is not in Tallahassee, but In Seminole County at Lake Brantley High School. At Least Five political science classes taught by Death Homer are holding their annual mock legislature and the three-week union is 130 People — — BELGRADE (UP!) A medical bulletin today reported President Josip Broz Tito, 87, was In "good" condition following amputation of his gangrenous left leg in an attempt to save his life. "President Tito, who was operated on yesterday at — the Clinical Center in Ljubljana, passed the night still Strong Abroad — close, and a record $840 in Londoir, up $5. The dollar closed marginally up on most European exchanges. Following Friday's panic spree of gold buying, speculators eased back somewhat. Market sources said no new International news developments occurred during the weekend to influence today's session, In Hong Kong, gold closed at $827 on ounce In steady trading. Bahamas Sets 3 Hangings "You learn a lot about how things go on," were so impressed with the cooperation they received. They were wall to wall in his office, sometimes until 5:30 p.m., reading bills. He had long chats with them individually said Karen Krampe," and you get very nervous the whole time you're up there to a law c---..----- John Paul Raps Divisions , VATICAN CITY (UP!) Pope John Paul I! says divisions among Roman Catholics, Protestants and Orthodox are a "scandal to the world" because they openly contradict Christ's will. At his weekly blessing in St. Peter's Square, the pope said "Christian unity Is ever more urgent In our times so the church can carry out its mission more efficiently and give testimony of aith to the Lord and proclaim the Gospel. "The divisions noted by the Vatican Council document on ecumenism openly contradict the will of Christ and are a scandal to the world," he said. — Thieves, using a pry bar to remove siding from a bu3Ifl5l stole about $1,500-worth of tools from a service station at 3098 U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford police Cyril Geiger of Sanford, owner of the Walking Tall Service Station, told police the thieves took a cutting torch and a tool box loaded with air tools Friday night or Saturday morning. ARREST INHOME An Apopka man allegedly made the mistake m of burglarizing the home of a Seminole deputy Saturday, the officer claims. Perry J. Swivehart, of 3101 Anna Dr., In Apopka, was arrested in the uWltyroom of3so7MnaDr.,t)yu.E.H. _______ NATIONAL REPORTz Work crews are strengthening delta levees on JVUàUIJI ni..... Là_a IVU flU __à_ !IUUUVU IIfl UUVW11IU mland, forced farmers from their homes and swept away 3,000 Cattle in Castro Costa County. Two earthen levees near Knlghtsen broke Friday, flooding 10,000 acres and forcing evacuation of $0 people from two Islands, Holland and Webb. Officials feared strong north winds and rising tidewaters would further erode the levees and flood Veal Tract, a heavily populated peninsula. Heavy rainfall during the weekend also made flooding a possibility in southeast Texas. LIght snow fell over the rest of Kansas and into southeastern Nebraska. Northern lower Michigan, faced with a snowless season to far, also received some light snow. The flurries spread into New York and Pennsylvania. A dense log shrouded southeastern Louisiana and travelers advisers were In affect until later this morning. In the West, light snow dusted the northern Rocky Mountains and thundershowers moved into central Arizona. AREA READINGS It am.): tempirature:-60; overnight low; 47: yesterday's high: U, barometric pressure: 30.20: relative humidity: 57 percent; winds: calm. TUESDAY TIDES, Daytona Neselli high, 11:21 low, 4:341 low, 3:30; 4:47: low, 5:21: I$ypsrh high, 3:54 tt.S Pert Canaveral: high 11:13 , I Memorial ses&ai Herman H. Pape, Dellona Hess . 'Jna*:$obb DISCNAROIS LIMlo IlilliltY Samuel Davis Vfrgtnla N. Montgomery L. p Rosalind *ssNsrd L*. MiflIle Luther I. Cs•, Oranie City . Hattie Penning$o,i $ baby girl iii,s vamuvsn . many HIS Friti H. Chrleftns DeNona arenas knight Grace Stamps, OiswvI Ct"WP. . Koeliv*i. 'Paaren 0. Selinelt.'Deary . M '.eketi ism r — - .., : Craig Watkins debates Solar Energy in mock legislature at Lake High School. the program and takes It seriously enough to print up a booklet with a copy of each of the bills In it, said Miss Homer. The bills have to Brantley BORGER, Texas (UP!) a bill that would have discouraged spanking of children by parents and in. stitutlons failed 32-5. — be different from any that have already been Hera A. Jobasen, Ln$u.ui Edward G.P.risin. Winter 1inss ,. - law was-passed prohibiting aliens from owning a gricultural land in th e sta te, passed by the legislature. What types of bills were introduced by the student senators and how did they fare? Here are some examples: a bill calling for a state income tax failed — a bill legalizing casino gambling was class and passed in another. a bill designed to require licensing of defeated In one — 12-2. required family life (sex education) course and an establishment of a juvenile awareness program similar to the television documentary "Scared Straight." — With WASHINGTON (UPI) Douglas, out. champion of individual rights during his 36 years on the Supreme Court, will be burled Wednesday ' - Szechy, a resident of the Central Florida area for the past 16 years, was formerly associated with the Hilton, Holiday Inn, Sheraton and Registry Hotels Ltd. The management staff, in addition to . Szechy, includes: Michael Fette, assistant general manager5 formerly with Ramada Inns, Best Western Hotels and Hilton; Patrick L. Overby, director of sale,, who was formerly with Sheraton, Hilton and Accommodations Services lIc. and Russell Dodd, executive chief, — Funeral charge. GEIGER, MRS. FANNIE F. Road to Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie F. Geiger, 56, of Cochrane Road, Geneva, who died Saturday in Daytona Beach, will be Tuesday at 2p.m. at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Larry Sherwood olilciatino. Burial in Oaklawn Memorial Park, Brisson Funeral Homo-PA ____ I whom wars takes on board the Coast Guard vusuL lIOI's __ to dvel wik the bay sad Mi Mw ____ the l k itiiiito '' w tmcosdeus aid '.bjcby," Trslas mid. ThGairdvelwmstMthtPasoaIaktstatlssby _____ ______ ___ ad which uqu1ad fauter aid — to Fiob ___ cident. He was born In Greensburg, Pa. and came to Sanford In 1950. He was employed by Yamaha of Seminole. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Deborah International Airport by Dade County police Saturday Yates, Orlando; father, Calvin Yates of Irwin, Martha Pa.; grandmether, Mrs. Janis o• * It makes 5 a ditterence It helps if a family going th rough, time of loss can have a source to turn to for Informsdon, advice, and help. We try to be that source in a sincerely concerned way. .,. ad Nbelled km On t---. l ed 1 II 1:jk i.y" .i' r ' ORiVERP*R 11. Banished Cubans In Miami? * SR n FILED vii, * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS ______ . GRAM KOW . PUNLRAL HOME IXEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD : s . 1W I 'siiiii L . . I RWU I ; SANFORD, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 3273253 WILLIAM LGRAMKOW . . . ': * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS . . ,: INSURANCE I 1! • a"' :5wuw. The 11. 1 .... P . I :. . I , . L 14,~ , Wdr - 0 . ~ -. _. I '' ,_ '. , --; ., ~i , ~ - ~ . a result, a large chunk of the $3 million or more that has been spent by the candidates in lvi has gone into mailings and banks of telephones, as flell as print and broadcast advertising. All the major candidates, with the exCeption of Carter and Reagan, have stumped the states big cities and small towns for weeks, again hoping that face-to-face campaigning will be the key to support. — argument over whether it should be moved a second time. More motions are scheduled to be heard today by Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling before opening arguments begin, Ilund)' is charged with the abduction and slaying of Kimberly Diane Leach, 12, of Lake City, who vanished Feb. 9, 1978, while walking between classes at Lake City Junior llIg - 1. .hpul. Her half nude decomposed body was found two months later in a hog pen on the banks of the Suwannee River, 35 miles away, near live Oak, Flu. By that time Randy had been up1 rehended at Pensacola, Flu,, by police making a "routine" interception of a stolen car. Randy was given the option of standing trial at either Lake City in Columbia County or Live Oak. lie chose Live Oak, but after a TRY METZ-HE'S the BEST SHOE REPAIRING—CLEANING— DYING fruitless attempt to seat an impartial jury in Suwannee County Last October, Jopling granted a defense motion fora venue change and moved the trial to Orlando. Bundy is already under death sentence from his Miami trial last July in %% hich he was convicted f first degree murder in the bludgeoning and strangling of two ('hi Omega sorority sisters at Florida State University. Jopling denied a defense motion last week for another move o f the trial. But jury selection in the case has been difficult. A total of 171 irsons were and three questioned !y?frrc J!24 'seate? alternates -. Ti'e defense atkiit!or*i Ix!rmh:ptory challenges beyond the 20 originally granted. Bundy became infuriated Friday. lie shouted at the judge, sneered at tile prosecutor and physically i ofu,st'd t:' challenged a bailiff. There were Bundy fans as well as foes among the spectators. A middle-aged woman From Jacksonville who said she thought Bundy was "adorable" wrote him daily love letters, CABLE TV IS HERE! 31 Channels are On! First Area of Altamonte Springs Now Receiving Storer Cable TV! The cables are stninq! 'the electronic equipment is in! The earth station is receiving signals from the space satellite! All the signals are testing good 1ncI looking good! Everyone.. office, staff, installers, technicians all of us art' standing by. The switch is on . . . • or I e mrsl section of the Altamonte Springs system! We're ready! pictures, a local program. ming channel, public, education, government and Sb Scan news ,m a IV ('1 110k, channel. Storer Cable i'V wilt t:u'v. opc,i a whole m.'v worki of TV access channels, and a commercial- free children and teen's channel. 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But, If you have questions either before or after this contact, call us at 331-6000 We can't wait to see your smile when you turn on your new full dial of television entertainment! _______________ F 13 In R IXG Lii" 1 A Senkr CM s.sni.*ndo C 4h$vj.su lni I . I ,r . I MIAMI (UP!)— Former executives of Hanatas, a travel agency booted out of the country becense it didn't register a Cadion-based agency as required, are still operating In Florida, the Miami Herald reported Sunday. But the Stat. Department says lbs lingering pre'slse of Hanatir officials Is nscWy for the trsiafer of the cos"pa'iy's b'' to a 'reputable American firm." TheDepsrtment ,ip.lId Haratv° aid Its operators under provisions of the U. S. trade embargo agilast Cuba, which requires medim.t1c raprasentativea of Cuba to register with UwJustk'e Department — t . . . - Laborers Slow Nuke Building FORT PIERCE, Fla. (UP!)— A labor dispute has ------W_ International events also will affect domestic debates. Agriculture committees in the House and Senate plan Immediate hearings on Carter's embargo of grain shipments to the Soviet Union. In addition, there may emerge a major debate on whether a grain embargo is an acceptable and workable sanction In an Afghanistan-type alt ation. disturbance In an airport gift shop. Police said the first officer to respond when Lambert began creating a disturbance was Marsha Rogers, a rookie. When she saw the gun, which witnesses said looked real, she said she ordered him to put itdown. In a moment, U. Karpinchnlk and Officer Thomas Ferguson, another rookie, arrived and when he pointed the toy at them they opened fire, police sald Eight shots were fired and at least one hit Lambert. Police said the three officers didn't know the gun Lambert brandished was a toy. stopped construction at Florida Power & Light's second nuclear generating plant on Hutchinson Island, Quality control czgIneers for New Jersey-based U. S.Testlng Co. went on strike last year and were replaced by management personneL FPL spokesmen said harassment of the supervisors had become so bad they were forced to halt the job until thestrikeisendot John Baler, a spokesman for FPL said the management personnel has been subjected to "quite a bit of harassment. Because of this, FP&L made the decision to stop construction until the dispute Is reaulved," ORLANDO, Flu. (UPI) A jury of five men and seven women will hear opening arguments today in the second murder trial of Utah law school dropout Theodore Bundy. The trial in Orange County Circuit court has been underway for two full weeks with all of that time spent on jury selection and — — was on his way to Japan to free jailed ex-Beatle Paul McCartney, a friend of the victim said.. Kenneth Allen Lambert, 29, was killed when he waved a toy gun at three officers after creating a RlCivarde Yates; daughter, Miss Cheryl Yates, Longwood; mother, Mrs. The Soviet Union's invasion of leaders have been summoned to Capitol Hill. Major increases in spending for new weaponry highly unpopular in Congress since the Vietnam war are certain to have a better chance now. Congress could well vote for a supersonic bomber such as the previously rejected R-1, or a more advanced model; and go for a rapid deployment force and order more ships, with less concern for cost than any time in the past 15 years. A push (Cr renewal of the draft, or possibly for draft registration, should get stronger. Congress also may become more receptive to military aid for Pakistan, which was cut off because of that country's refusal to abide by the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, and Turkey, which until Last year was denied arms aid because of its adventures on Cyprus. MIAMI (UPI)—A man who was shot dad at Miami . — Hearings are set to begin almost immediately alter Congress convenes on foreign policy and military aspects of the new situation. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and military Was He To Free McCartney? • * at Arlington National Cemetery. Douglas died Saturday at the age of 81 at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, where he had been hospitalized since Christmas Eve for pneumonia and kidney failure. His wife Cathleen and other family members were at his side when he died. Chief Justice Warren Burger today was to read a short tribute to Douglas at the first meeting of the high court since Douglas' death. Man Shot Dead At Airport: ChI'Q. longer than expected. During the period covered by the in. dictment, from 1970 until 1978, Lance was associated with the National Bank of Georgia and the Calhoun First National Bank, served as then Coy. Carter's director of the state Department of Transportation, ran for governor in 1974, and spent nine 1311,v; : Washington as Carter's director of the Office of Management and Budget. lie resigned from his federal Iost on Sept. 21, 1977, amid growing controversy over his banking practices. The Justice Department continued its in. vestigation of Lance and his associates, iulm ntnatIng in the 71-page indictment handed down last May which led to the trial now under way. Afghanistan has changed the immediate emphasis of the 96(11 Congress from politically potent domestic issues to foreign and military affairs. When Congress recessed in December, the new session promised lots of politics with much talk on energy, the economy and taxes. Now, when the 96th begins its second session Tuesday, such Issues as military aid to Pakistan and increased spending for new weapons may receive more attention than some usually Important domestic issues. With congressional deliberation on SALT I1 postponed, plans already are under way in Congress for a searching look at U.S. policy In the Persian Gulf and southwest Asia, an area that has never received much attention in the Senate and House. William 0. FLORIDA IN BRIEF — Sunday In Gainesville as the result of a motorcycle ac- — — The caucuses, like the primary campaign in sparsely populated New Hampshire, are thought to hinge on the success of campaign the ability to contact perorganization sonally voters and get them to the precinct meetings. Bundy: Opening Arguments Slated former president of the Northwest Georgia Bank of Ringgold, are accused of making false entries into bank records, U.S. District Judge Charles Moye had said before the start of the trial last week that he wanted to complete the process by Wednesday but the selection process dragged on Congress To Study New Foreign Issues Douglas Burial Wednesday 4O Orange Ave., Longwood, who died Sunday In Gainesville, will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. Brisson Funeral Home, with Dr. J. Ted Cmato oa officiating. Burial In Oaklawn Memorial Park. Brisgnn Funeral Home PA is in Orange Ave.. Longwood died ____ bmi. AL 4:0 p.m. the V411111111111 CIwity Ift'I DepartM 'iik'tW spst$sd the vassal, still coakiallto Itosaquerwi WAe sa dthe buoy. The l v 'Iu1"4' at $14 ,, — WASHINGTON (UPI) YATES, CALVIN CALVIN YATES Calvin Yates, 32, of 410 MiManus uuQiip, a leader In the manufacture of "fascimile" machines, plans to begin construction on the the Beec4iPatrolpicbedupJoseand son, Thnothy,both of Ito - — ser vices for Calvin Yates, 32. of .- MsanMle, MA. Wie.was t to 1111111111111M by 111111111111 Beach Patrol sad also tru*joffid to the heopilil was -- ATLANTA (UP!) Federal health officials say although the U.S. has not had the traditionally high outbreak of influenza-A this month, another malady has reached the epidemic level venereal disease. Dr. Paul Wiesner, director of the venereal branch of (lie national Center for Disease Control, said this weekend that an unabated epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases was the cause of a vast number of sterile women in the United States. Each year, according to Wiesner, 250,000 women, 17 precent of them teen-agers, are hospitalized for treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, which also can be caused by organisms other than gonorrhea. Sanford Cop the public, would have to wait for the results morning. Georgia, and Carr, 56 have been chosen and three more jurors were expected to be named early today. That number was to be culled to 18, including six alternates, and opening arguments were ex. peeled to get'bnderway in the afternoon. Of the 53 1wospective jurors selected last week, only three said they had never heard of Lance. However, several said the names of Lance's co-defendants were unfamiliar. The Justice Department has accused Lance, Dalton businessman Thomas Mitchell, former banker Richard T. Carr and one-time Calhoun druggist H. Jackson Mullins of conspiring to illegally obtain 383 loans totalling $20 million from 41 banks for themselves, their friends and family. They are also accused of falsifying statements to banks and misàpplying bank funds. Lance, former president of the Calhoun Flt' Nntlonal Rank and the National Bank of Venereal Disease On Rise mandatory driver's test for those over 65; a a bill that would have prohibited hitchhlking failed 21.10. an effort to raise the sales tax to 5 percent failed 22-11, — A refinery in the Texas snow-blanketed northwest Texas town of — a gun control bill passed — a bill requiring a mandato — — ATLANTA (UPI) —A longer-than-expected jury selection process has postponed the beginning of testimony in the bank fraud trial of former federal Budget Director Bert Lance and three other men, A pool of 53 prospective jurors of the needed down the roofs of most nearby houses in Borger, a 16,000. psychologists passed 22.6. a bill that would legalize marijuana was soundly defeated. Among the other issues debated were: a — . Mtheacsne.Duato do i'eefUCuetGuard,ue.t,jt,aa wiabli to get dIN ::.h to it. Using si Iiitabls raft, late tonight or Tuesday Iowa poll. Sen. Bob Dole of Lance: Jury Choices Grind Slow allowed to burn itself out, authorities said. Two units of the high octane Phillips Petroleum refinery, which was cited last month by the federal government for safety violations, exploded and burned early Sunday. The explosion blasted out windows and knocked —a find her apartment ransacked and about $3,000.worth.o( cash Ba ptist Church. She is' survived by two and jewelry gone Saturday, deputies say. told deputies daughters, Mrs. Laura Hall, Connie Mazzola, of 2400 Howell Branch Road, Geneva, and Mrs. Violet she left her home at about 3 p.m. to shop. Rudd, Clewiston; two sons, When she returned 30 minutes later, Ms. Mazzola discovered opene d, herdoor dd, apparently with either a pass key or a credit Dick Geiger, Geneva and card used to force the lock, and her possessions thrown around Jack Geiger, Sebastian; 19 grandchildren; 17 greather home, deputies say. television and oilier grandchildren; three greatThe thieves reportedly passed up a grea t-grandchildren; sister, valuables for $509 In cash and about $2,500 in jewelry, Mrs. Nellie Purvis, Winter ABMIG1(MENTS Haven; brother, Ira Brewer The following persons were arraigned before county Judge of Jay. WaflaceHall Frlday: Brisson Funeral Home-PA is In charge of arrangements, _____ trailed the former California governor in the Kansas and Reps. Philip Crane and John Anderson of Illinois THE TRIALS Panhandle that exploded, injuring 31 people and driving about 200 residents from their homes, will be _______________ Emm nominations, The last statewide public opinion poll showed Carter well ahead of Sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. among Democrat, and Reagan with a lead over the big field of Republicans, Senate Republican leader Howard Baker of Tennessee, former U.N. Ambassador George Bush and former Gov. John Connally of Texas Republicans to the conventions, but it won't Texas Refinery To Burn Out ,,. MRS. FANNIE GEIGER Wallace, Winter Park, and Standley at 6:02 a.m. Saturday, the sheriff's office reports. Mrs. Fannie F. Geiger, 86, brother, Richard Yates, Swlvehart allegedly was trying to break into other rooms in of Cochrane Road, Geneva, Delando, Standley's house, but was arrested hiding in the utility room, died Saturday in Daytona Brisson Funeral Home-PA Standley said, Beach. Born in Lakeland, she is in charge of arrangements. came to Geneva In 1901. She _______________ APARTMENT ROBBED A 67-year-old woman returned from a brief shopping trip to was a member of Geneva Fun.ral Noficis 00 tAn dramatically overnight. The front-runners, installed as favorites on the basis of polls, will be put to a more practical measurement at nighttime neighborhood political meetings (starting at p.m. ES'!') in 2,500 precincts. At the caucuses, less than 10 per cent of the were distant also-rans. But the influx of politicians and pundits also made other forms of political fortune telling popular. Some crystal balls showed Kennedy, with a hustling young corp.s of volunteers and lots of money, pushing Carter. Others claimed Bush was sure to be second to Reagan and maybe first. The candidates worked hard at the "perception game," claiming they would finish lower than they really expected in hopes of manufacturing an upset. But the truth was that none of the experts really had a handle on the situation and, like state's 1.6 million voters will begin a monthslong process of selecting delegates for the national political conventions next summer. Iowa will send 50 Democrats and 37 The verdict, which followed a five-day hearing, did not shed new light on the cause of the death of Presley, a patient and friend of Nichopoulos for the 11-year period before his death at the age of 42. AREA DEATHS = be known until spring exactly how many can be claimed by which candidates. What the caucuses will do is give the first real indication of candidate popularity in 1980. and begin the long trek toward the reached its verdict. ' CgtIy omce., áce wi a IrIstraU At 2:30 p.m., the Ciut Guard received a cell on Its cltlaet20 si's and lidarnatloutal operations of the firm. _l of "At some p01st, maybe five or more years down the road, south jetties in the Inlet. The parson who radioed the cold QvIi NY boat. facUltis for ISISIIck and mamdacturing at Guard ho n _____ be's Identified. Thi boat belonged to When, lbs father, of 31$ Slit. Route 11* ilte" he salt —DONNA tWitMnftvemlanttheCseatGuardboatwa. ,.- 041st OtflWL I,, Beatrice R. Vandee, New Henry S. Wiarclniki SIYIVTflI leach I.awa T. We!son. DeSert' DISCN&NGII tIi Lee Mor$lfs, U,Rona Janet lema,dlWf, Lake Ianlqrd :Mi A . , ".,,. The third parcel of the 151 acres Qwip Systems is purchasing Qwlp Systems, a division of the Exxon Enterprises Inc., said as a site for its headquarters Is to be rezoned to light Industrial the resoning Is necessary to permit the firm to exercise its at a ipca pting of the Lake Mary City Council On Jan. 29. o$lon to purchase the parcel from the Overstreet Develop. caynightpueeonflrs$reanganor- mM Co. distance resoning a 63.cre tract on Rinehart Road. George in recent weejw, wip sian exercised options for two other manager, facilities and plansting department ('Sthd bIN Page 1A Dennis I. Henning, Dettona : ., . i. ______ Ramon Marcel Tart Hale I. Tenth Irnsat Moody , a On Qw.1p Rezoning Act Sanfrrd Youths Drown George Sods Joseph H. McGovern William 0. Miller Luther (no 101 The $2 million motel, located just south of Airport Boulevard, has been refugblihed at a cost of more than $8o0, since It was acquired some mos*hs ago by Cavalier Inns Inc. The motel has 102 Sanford: Vera C. Kenneth Fletcher Ol.rfaJili, aryant Nel$i. M Davis Monroe renovated Cavalier Motor Inn, located at 3200 So. Orlando Ave. in Sanford, will hold grand reopening ceremonies and ribbon-cutting on Feb. 5, George E. Szechy, general manager has announced Jaa.IC ADMISSIONS . Sanissi: Penny .' Richard and Robert Burks, both arrested on four counts of armed robbery; each pleading not guilty to the charges. The two were arrested on Dec. 8 by Casselberry police. Richard Burks also pleaded innocent to charges of carrying a concealed f irearm and, Robert Burks pleaded Innocent to a possession of controlled substance charge. rooms, dining room and lounge. Sixty persons will be employed at the facility, Ssechy said Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce officials will participate in the grand re-opening ceremonies and the facility will be dedicated by the Gideons. All of the motel facilities will be In operation on the grand opening day, Ssethy said. Breakfast, Lunch and dLilfler will be served In the restaurant and the loung, will feature live ,ntartalmnsnt every night but Sunday, IICIild Staff Writer Council To _____ ADMISSIONS — - - HOSPITAL NOTES January20 By DONNA ESTES The newly MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) Elvis Presley's personal physician has lost his license to practice medicine for three months, but questions still remain about the singer's death at his Memphis mansion in 1977. The Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. George Nichopoulos guilty of overprescribing addictive drugs to 10 patients, including Presley and fellow entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis. The live-doctor panel issued the suspension effective Saturday, when It {vOC a m Unclear Despite Probe Of Physician J. IQATINO FORECAST: It. A1iwstin. Is Jupiter Inlet, Out SI Miles: Winds variable around 10 knots through tonight becoming southerly 1$ knots Tuesday. Seas 2 to 4 feat. Mostly lair. ARIA FORECAST: Generally fair today becoming partly cloudy by Tuesday. Highs in the mid to upper 70s. Lows tonight in th• low to mid SOs. Winds easterly around 10 mph today diminishing tonight. S _______ i. Cavalier Inn To Reopen. Feb 5 _,t___ t__ Tar' f DES MOINES, Iowa UPI) Iowa provides the first test of the 1980 presidential race today. President Carter and Ronald Reagan are the Democratic and Republican favorites, respectively, but that could change — Elvis' Death Cause , WEEKEND BURGLARY ____________________________________ VW .. passed another vehicle, crossing a double line. Before stop. ping, Simpson swerved off the road, tossing an envelope out of his car and driving on before stopping for the officer, police said, ' As the officer bent down to retrieve the package, Simpson allegedly hit him, and then wrestled with the officer finally handcuffed him. No Information was available on the contents of the package, Governor General Sir Gerald Casts IN BRIEF — police report. . -. 5WjJVU Ufi .AJUflLy noau Ui aiter no ailegetny -- i"Ii . . ,t one to three years for child abuse passed 19-9. debating." The school administration Is supportive of .1 .. r10Mfi PRESIDENT- officer, OUIIIJUII W .. E" An Altamonte Springs man is in jail after he allegedly wrestled with a Sanford police officer attempting to retrieve an enve lope the suspect had thrown from his car. Emanuel Simpson, a 23-year-old laborer living at 313 Longwood ngwood Ave., in Altamonte Springs, was arrested at 7:14 p.m. Sunday, following the incident and charged with battery - i... perlence." helpful," said Miss Horner: ',The students — WEATHER S By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!) The first triple execution in modern Bahamas history Is scheduled for Jan. 29 at Nassau's Fox Hill prison, Ordered to be hanged were Charles Dickinson, 21, Winsett Hart 24, and Vemnall Storm, 27, all Bahamians. Dickinson was convicted of the brutal murder of Darville, 19, in 1977 at Freeport, Grand Bahama. Hart andStorr are to die for the December, 1978, killing of a 60-year-old mecha nic, The dea th warrants were issued Saturday by 1.. OR INS kI..l. Alt ,, .v...', "'V',' .JI president of the senate. "It's one of the most Interesting things we've done this year." "I found It's a fascinating study Into what government Is about," said Kevin Fritz, a student who is considering a career in law, politics or possible military. "It's good ex- ll.: " .* , Man Charg ed InF*ght i .—. e... "I think it's a great opportunity to see how government runs," said Mary Ellen Lenihan, bills, the students turned to State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-34th district, State Rep. Bob Hattaway, D.33rd district, State Rep. Toni Jennings, R.42nd district, and U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, 11-5th DIstrict, "Brantley and his staff were particularly LONDON (UP!) Gold opened today at $85 an ounce on Zurich exchanges, down $15 from Friday's k .1.. perlence? to them than the grade. They would be crushed If It was defeated." For help In researching and preparing their peacefully," the bulletin said. "Temperature, blood pressure and pulse are within the limits of normal." 2 — ~_, ., . NATION ", .1a-,.l ; P r esidential Candidates Face Iowa Test Issues \ was particularly Impressed with a solar energy bill and plans to get back with the student later, he said. "Back In 1974," Brantley pointed out, "Rep. Vince Fechtel filed a bill, which was later passed, based on the idea of two of the political science students at Lake Brantley High School." "We've enjoyed working with the students and I guess I've learned as much as they have," Brantley observed, "They're getting Into tough issues such as more harsh penalties for drug offenders and dealers and the death penalty." Brantley said of the program, which has been conducted at the high school for five years: "It's a better way to learn the political system than just reading about It In a book or listening to a lecture. Desta Homer is doing a super job and manages to stay bipartisan while encouraging them to see both sides of issues." How do the students feel about the ex- legislative debate procedures and terminology were followed. One hour was allowed for debate and a new bill was in. troduced each day. Miss Homer said the students often became so Involved in the debate they did not want to get up and leave when the bell rang for the end of the class, "Although I explained to them their grade would not be based on whether the bill actually passed or failed," she said, "having their bill pass often became more important After Surgery Tito 'Good' He Abou t ' . no joking matter to them." scheduled to adjourn today. Students worked in pairs on the bills, which they wanted to Introduce. They had to make their decision by Nov. 1, and then on their own time began the job of researching and writing their bills. Their efforts culminated with the actual Introduction and debate of the proposed legislation, Each class elected Its own presiding officer the senate president and a clerk and BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) Wooden bleachers at an amateur bullfight in Sincelejo collapsed into a splintered wreckage Sunday, killing at least 130 spectators and Injuring 500 others, A hospital official in the city in northern Sucre state on the Caribbean coast said the death toll could reach 150. Radio reports said 130 bodies had been counted at hospitals in the area and that 200 people had been severely Injured. At least 300 others were treated for minor injuries. Many of the victims were children trampled by panic-stricken spectators. Care discussing their bills. His aide, Jackie Farmcr,evnmadecallstoTallahasseefor(hem to talk to people on staff there." Brantley and an aide spent two hours ob. serving the classes debate last week. "1 was very impressed with their enthusiasm and some of their in-depth research," Brantley said. "They are serious about their debate and really became involved In the Issues. It's HeraidSiaff Writer Colombkz Gold Legislators By JANE CASSELBERRY IN BRIEF Kills Monday, Jan. 21, 1910-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ . 14 a, .. , .., ,~~ ." I. -4 ;' ~, rj e , , ,# . , I - , ;1; * _. . ~";% I ' , L Jr �- . . -- ... -. - Evening Herald CUSPS 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area Code 305-M-2611 or 831-9993 Monday. Jan. 21, 1980-4A Around -- •.•-.-., - _-.• _.. -- ,. . t==Yet 1 0 rea By ROBERT WALTERS For California CEDAR RAPIDS, town Gov. Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown, these early months of the 1980 presidential campaign are emerging as the winter of his discontent. Nothing seems to be going right these days for the 41-year-old Brown who four years ago, as a late entrant in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, surprised most political observers by winning a string of primaries. This time around, Brown entered the contest early, proclaiming more than two months ago that he would base a nationwide traffic mishaps and one main reason is they need campaign on three fundamental principles: to ride against traffic. This, even though many of "I'rotect the earth, serve the people and those killed in such tragedies were riding against explore the universe." Brown initially planned to ignore Iowa's traffic, according to national safety reports. precinct caucuses, but was forced to mount a ____ 1 •. - - - ______ . - - ______ - PASADENA, Calif.(UPI) / t_Il 1 joyous but not chaotic following their fourth Super Bowl victory in as many appearances, and that more than anything else tells the story of their remarkable success. The Steelers, you see, expect to win, They know they have the very best of personnel in the NFL. When they win, they're a happy bunch but they keep it all In perspective. They won the Super Bowl last year and they assume they'll win i again next year. l Choose To N Debate' Hampshire and concentrate on catching up In By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UP!) In case you have the polls in Florida." Then I took the naval hero of the War of 1912 been wondering what Capitol Hill employees do during a congressional recess, glom this and combined him with our 39th president. note I received from House committee staff The result is Admiral Perry Carter, who said, "We have met the enemy and we are conmember: e latest sidering boycot ti ng the Olympics." "Somebody got to talking about th mnecucal miracles Involving hooking up Since there are no rules against It, you can substitute arms, legs and whatnot to people. even combine great men with great women. I And I wondered what would happen If we get put together a female country singer and a to the sta ge where you can put people male humorist and came up with Doily together to order, so to speak. Parton Twain, who said, "Reports of my "Maybe you could combine the best chest measurements are greatly ezagfeatures of great men. Like, for Instance, a gerated." for English king and a Revoluntionary - opponents. In addition to his troubles here, Brown faces potentially serious problems at home in And also Anita Bryant Lincoln, who said, hero. That would give you Nathan Hale "You can fool all of the people some of the Windsor, who said, "I only regret that I have time, but sooner or later you've got to come tt one country to lose for my wife.' "Or YOU might combine a former president out of the closet." Other combinations can bring us: with a famous football coach. That produces Franklin Roosevelt Stagg, who said, 'The only —Ben Franklin Khomeini, who said, appointments requiring legislative con. "Early to bed and early to rise makes a man —Timothy Albert Kahn, who said. "Money concerns me. Is the root of all Inflation." My concern is that hybrid cloning may be —Theodore Roosevelt Vance, who said, contagious. Ever since I got that note, my "Speak softly and carry It to the United mind has been churning with great men Nations." combinations. —Samuel Johnson Goldwater, who said, First, I combined the Walden Pond 'Patriotism is the last refuge of Jane Fon. naturalist with a weilknown public opinion cia." surveyor and got Henry Thoreau Gallup, who But take heart, folks. Maybe the recess will said, "It a man does not keep pace with his end before someone combines Calvin Coocompanions, perhaps he should write off New Udge with Ronald Reagan. . Is Pakistan Next For The Sov'1*ets? . . t o - -Hit u - - - - - . __ . - . -, / - - - - - - 4.- - Wgrt - C"I!*JN -. '11 ana ow *1k0v i$' PM thiS Ii t WE I2(O to biy#' kind of . - the jungles of Vietnam gave to guerrilla about an 1nd1a9l.hikIsanI nuclear race W. A front group called Westchester Citizens OpeTatlOflL stigated by the United States. Against Government Takeover popped into Furthermore, the NSC analysts concluded U the Kremlin Is indeed on the march, their view, fundid by $1.2 million In Con Ed funds &iY, the rebels are not only poorly armed obvious target is the otkId -Persian Gulf. to fight the and running out of food, but they have no The takeover of Afghanistan has already profiteering threat to the company's at the consumer's expense. leader of Ho Chi Mlnh'i statlwe to organize given them an ominous strategic advantage mons h se n11? by Ed' the battle against the Soviets. Intelligence in such, move. to I1&It public Ownership of the country's The president's security analysts ire agencies have IdentIfied more than is For the first time, the Soviets are DOW electrical siçplier divided on the intorpretatlut of lbS KtSUIIIn$ was Jimmy Carter'5 distinct, a tonomous rebel grosçs In within fighter rmø 01 the CflIal StFlIts of favorite pollster, Pafrick C.44j His firni' SflflC feel t he Soviets were simply various areas of Afghanistan. Hormue, tirough which passes 40 percent 01 got $101,000 Of containing a deteriorating situation; others lbS Con Ed_mpaign fund. In , however, ON herto, on, Ed see the AfgianIMan JWIUIOR U lbS fIrst ° anti-referenduñ to r Imol.nt In Soutist Asia and It. closest airbsae was * miles from Hormuz, expertsfrom as as California to' -a new wave 01 Russian expansion, far away is a dangerous one. Afghan refagees are beyond the reach of their principal flghtà M=w Determination ( the Soviets' ulfimats goal propcsai. PkIitaii by the plane, the M1G43. has a particular urgency: Under a 1160 IhOIINk they wire to edAbM his. The MG-33's combat radius is 700 miles The Coo Ed blitzkrieg showed that money. treaty, the United States Is committed to Isip still talks at election time. The suggestion for, there to açply the rebels In their huineland. sad the Soviet airbase at Kandahar, Pakistan In the ivent of attack. The treatY the Riu g" gh (si J n" a public power authority to mlant Con Ed rom was concluded with Climes., not K". across the borr, citing the Nixon ad. control lost at the polls. 5ovt Imm$ng attack wouki have "I in ,, into What really rnkIes Us boson in this cape a Ir.c.dsnt. One sling the , NBC experts disabused For whet cold comfort It provides, the p,j though, is Ic fact that Con Ed outspent thç An hpingtj decision 01 the NBC was to Army's reps Of Afglwttin has given air PubI$C-pOwo advocates by as estimated 1., theniaelvis 01 Iran the start was the that fierce, Aarps1booft give military M to lb. Will to-I. The utility's expenditure works out tp dictasorip ülli.nce .z.rts a cim to piotor Aighan tribesman would be a match for of Pakistan's president, General Zia ul Req. and anajyie the Soviets' UAW ad best FOldnwlely $10 for each vote It go hssvily armed Soviet troops. "We koppad Ons.W'isl lenders were aabsd.te fad a woepos In action, Wd@ft the MiSt IPikiag It one Of the most expensive carwj the romaiWic notion early 01 thise pys in way around a Forsige AaIMaaos Act helkcjiter gsthp known as the 'lying ph W11 In the stats's history on a deUar-per,,, 11th- loophole kissu their pajama aits and ttrtsns the S)lnlagton amend vote basis. " he of heM t In-1a from lbs fbide military aid to a coty JOS Ciwneijitated Miss, ma of the Con Ed's stockisktors footed the bill for the'. Mile," NBC sero. told my aesodati Del. that may he developing w'1'er ,r;'ai. patti's privateItilItiss. recently utility's extzavaga sIsctieurgg on its owit' 1IsderisbonteheP#'"he.agt* Vp . VenAtiL. tsat. some wishful epsculatlss at hire llN tPrit5 ll10V0lY. Footnote: A Coo Ed epoi'nin pointed out1 thet Atghsidetan woUld prove to be the IDOt proloviet thai S under Prune Ibis beleaguered rat yen In Now, that elected cificlals and celay employeá the Had AM püd Mi nister Indira Gd, The NBC Is Yok'a WisI"titai' County spent public time and mossy advocating thi n, down in a ww Of yj men toward lbs Idea Of providing hUh with proposed a public idility egr*y in pea ci takeovir, sea 6'4oar.fn1"cotowisoif aid matOrlal. But the barren huh, ci urkhed iraNian for its atosie reactor at cvtdrg On Ed's charges,' the' giant aft 01 the *nn "wouldn't be , Mhiiàtai dciii afford the protection that :epid he. actiss, - - --- ', Meyer Believes In DePaul After Win Over LSU By- United Press International line, added two more foul shots with one morning. Worthy had been averaging nV E*aiturs Syndlcat The last holdout is finally convinced second left. 12.5 points per game. 2)5 fal V 'Oat? S",, that the DePaul Blue Demons are the LSU, which did not shoot its first free DePaul managed to avoid being upset, nation's No. 1 team their own coach. throw until 11:32 remained In the game, but the Blue Demons' two closest rivals Ray Meyer, a member of the UP! was forced to go almost the entire game for the top spot weren't as fortunate COURTING A REPEAT by Alan Mover Board of Coaches, voted his team No. 2 in without its leading scorer, Durand Saturday. r/ y4 g, 1 last week's ratings, when the Blue Macklin, who suffered a twisted ankle in /N /// ,c/.q57 fj' Junior forward Mike McGee hit a tieDemons were the consensus choice for the opening minute of the contest, ,4 LOO/6/,4N,4 57A76 breaking layup with 1:59 left in overtime the top spot. After Sunday's 78-73 victory COAc/v // In Sunday's other major game, to spark Michigan to a 75.74 upset over 8A5/i73A over 17th-rated LSU,, however, the 66- Maryland snapped a personal nine-game second-ranked Ohio State and Bobby W4 4, PV7EP 5EC C&46711 year-old coach said he no longer con- losing streak to North Carolina with a 92. Vaughan's tip-In with one second left ________ o THE YEAR, OR 811,VNE8alders himself a skeptic. 86 upset of the 10th-ranked Tar Heels, oP i'O(J/? lifted Old Dominion to a stunning 68.67 DALE "I'm ready to vote us No. 1," Meyer '7Z-11t5. "Al be rt King was sensational," said tri um ph over No. 3 Syracuse. said after DePaul, 15.0, held off a spirited Maryland Coach Lefty Driesell of his star By losing for the first time in 15 games, effort by foul-plagued LSU for its 36th junior forward, who Z 4 Th't scored 28 points. Syracuse has thrown the top 10 into consecutive home victory. Mark Aguirre, "Everyone played well. It's T/6R5 turmoil. DePaul will undoubtedly retain tU Just a super who scored a gamehigh 31 points, and team effort," 7 7'/R the top spot with Meyer's bela ted Clyde Bradshaw dropped in five free F/R'T blessing but fourth-ranked Oregon Maryland, 13-2 overall and 5-1 in Us State could climb over both Syracuse throws in the final 35 seconds to blunt the 5EC and ACC, led by as many as 11 points In the Ohio State. And Duke, with a strong tHAMP/ Tigers' comeback bid. early part of the second half before North comeback week, could "In all my years, I've never voted for 0ff,hIiP be right near the i Carolina, 10-4 overall and 4-3 in the top again. th us at high, not even No. 2." /1' DePaul, which starts a very young conference, rallied behind the shooting of In other games Saturday involving topYEI/j', team, had a 15-point lead in the first half Mike O'Koren, who scored 24 points. 20 teams, No. 4 Oregon State edged 17 , and a 73.64 advantage with 1:45 After the Tar Heels pulled to within 60.57 Washington 89-84, No. Duke downed No. fA0N. ~ 2 i . P , remaining in the game before the Tigers, with 812 minutes remaining, Maryland 16 North Carolina State 67.56, No.7 Notre ,4*2 /f \ , PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) reeled off 10 straight points to seal the Dame beat UCLA 80.73, No. 8 St. John's year. 11-4, clawed their way back, C41Y HE , Playing on the PGA tour is so No one seriously gave Behind the shooting of 6-foot-9 guard victory topped Georgetown 71-69, and No. 9 ,q( PEA ,r demanding, with 400 guys Mitchell much of a chance in DeWayne Scales who had 26 points The victory put Maryland atop the Kentucky ripped Vanderbilt 106-90. 'I t3'11V ,*'/NT trying to divide the pot, that Sunday's final round. despite playing virtually the entire Atlantic Coast Conference standings. Also, Minnesota upset No. 11 Purdue /o,Øfp,qov sometimes people don't Everyone was pointing to second half with tow fouls LSU closed Freshman sensation James Worthy 67.61, No. 12 Iowa lost to Michigan State 7g realize how difficult It Is for a Green, figuring Mitchell to within 73-71 with 48 seconds left, was lost to the Tar Heels for the 75-67. No. 13 Missouri tripped Oklahoma 0.1 7.9,47 ,\ \ Pt ACE 5,POT 11 youngster to break through. would cave In under the Bradahaw made the first end of a one-on. remainder of the season when he slipped State 6944, No. 14 Clemson walloped No, 7,'fyE1R,I'Ep Winning for a young player pressure and be lucky to one with 35 seconds left and converted on a wet spot as he drove for the basket 15 Virginia 8848, LSU defeated Ten- /N 1W! I7NA1- I is akin to a rookie taking the finish in the top 10. two more free throws with 14 seconds left with about six minutes left in the game. nessee 75.74, No. 19 Weber State defeated q,47/,y ,QP batting title in baseball or a That didn't prove to be the to put the game out of reach, Aguirre, He broke two bones above his right ankle Nevada-Reno 9145, and No. 20 Brigham I first-year player making the case. Mitchell played who was 134or-14 from the free-throw and will undergo surgery Monday Young downed Colorado State 104-12. 451'. BRO ,1 - V - - Mikhell Cla ms Phoenix Open ' ec - -- I - I 52 "M ' ,. 1 - 'I - - - _____ All-Star team in football and steadily, measuring his shots basketball. Only a few ever and avoiding trouble, while * g_ achieve that kind 01 success. Green -, who has been bat___ On Sunday, In the warm tllng a cold all week folded. Arizona sunshine, 25-year-old Nobody made a strong ,, ":: .., ', : ' i COLORADO SPRINGS, International Olympic the president made it very to do it alone. Jeff Mitchell stepped forward move at Mitchell -after the An Olympic Committee that If Soviet clear that he recognizes the to win the $300,000 Phoenix first six holes, and what- Cob. (UP!) "To bring any pressures Qpen. Easily and all of a started out for the youngster committee spokesman says a troops do not fully wi thdraw Olympic movement is part of many other countries must Join in the movement." sudden, from a name on the as a nervous experience meeting will be held next from Afghanistan within the the private sector. scoreboard he became a wound up a cakewalk to month to discuss President next month, Moscow will "He has not come out and Miller said he expected to Carter's threat to withdraw become an unsuitable site for said we will boycott the meet with KIllanIn before the By United Press International celebrity. victory. "They gave us all we could Mitchell has been out here Still, even though he was In the United States from Us a festival meant to celebrate games. He indicates there IOC's executive committee handle," said Williams. "It films From this one trying to make his mark since front by three strol,, MIt- 1960 Moscow Olympics if the peace and goodwill," Carter's may be other alternatives meeting In February, should be sent to every high was a game of momentum the Soviet Union does not with. letter said, 1977. He had a third-place chell didn't figm he The USOC's executive school basketball coach in the and the only thing you can do that would have the sane Carter added that "should amount of punishment If the board meeting scheduled for nation. An enclosed memo is try to keep it as long as finish that year and another victory sealed until his tee draw from Afghanistan. Bob Paul said Sunday the Soviet Union fall to with- Soviet Union continues with next weekend in Colorado should read: "The game is possible before the other team third inll7$. LAW year hewon shot on the final holelandedin members of the USOC In. draw its troops within the I t s u n w a r r a n I e d Springs could be a critical one meant to be played like 13L012, which barely paid his the middle of the fairway. this." takes it away," He went on to make a 1$-foot tended to mist with the time prescribed above. I urge aggreasloes." espen... in determining how much Many of the NBA's Bucks 89, Trail Blazers 88 Last week in On Bob Hope birdie putt on that final isle International Olympic theUSOC to propose that the IOC president Lord support or lack of It problems could be solved if Brian Winters hit a 20-foot Desert Classk, won by Q'sJg as thousands watched at the Conunittes- Feb. 8.10 In Lake games either by tranoferred Killaflin, however, has said American Olympic officials only the league could provide jumper with 1o* seconds to another site as Montreal or Moscow would be the host for plght give the president. Stadler for liii first career Phoenix Country Club course, Placid, N.Y. its fans with the caliber of remaining to lift Milwaukee, "We will try to bring to Us to multiple sites, or be can. Us 1* Olympics and Miller success, Mitchell failed to and the second the ball "When our executive board basketball that residents of which overcame a five-point malte the cut. That meant he dropped into the cop for a 67, attention 01 the bC the op. celed for the yeal." admitted the IOC's chief meets we will have the Boston and Seattle have been deficit with two minutes left to lions presented by the hid to drive five hours Mitchell jumped for M'. F. Don Miller,- executive executive appeared resolute presidents letter and It will enjoying all season. The play. Portland had led 88-83 President of the United director of the USOC said he In his feelings, "It's a great feeling that Is be given every COD. Celtics and SuperSonics, when Dave Meyers hit a through the disert Sunday night In order to get here In hard to da'ibe," Mitchell States," he said. "We will talk still hoped the president "He does, Indeed," Miller sidefatlolL" perhaps the two finest teams threepoint field goal and time for Moadiy's quahfying. salt "No more qualifying as about the numberofthlngshe would dopshort ofanoutrlght said, "We talked to him last Paul said a possible in Us league, battled with Sidney Moncrief sank a free boycott of the Moscow Friday prior to or visit to the decision by the Soviet Union playoff-type fury Sunday and throw to Mitchell got by Monday, Mondays, and new I can play wants us 1040." pull the Bucks to Carter said Sunday In a Games. PGA and U.S. meant he could play In In Us Masters, White Hs (to meet with to withdraw from the winter after two overtimes, the within 8517. Winters then Miller said while Carter set Secretary of State Cyrus games at Lake Placid, N.Y., defending champion Sonlcs scored the winner. 11* PhoenIx Open starting on open. wiiving also in going to letter to on IJSOC that the Themndly. In the opining change the way I live off Soviets had seriously violated a deadline for the Sovlt troop Vance). could result In sanctions prevailed 108.106. Marques Johnson led the huarnatlosal law aid created withdrawal, he showed he rpond he shot a Isnder.pa carat. "And at that time he agreed against Its Soviets. "That was a great game," Bucks, who ended a three"1 don't have to worry a threat to world peace by understood the USOC *as the to put us on the agenda and to 60 A 67 followed on FrIday "Under a new b*twiaticnal said Seattle Coach Lenny game losing streak at home, final authority on any decision hear our concerns. I hate to Olympic Committee rule, a Wilkens, whose team scored with and on 5Mwdey he had anymore about mWft 5 cut Invading fgttnnIsta. 21 points. Ron Brewer I thstefore wie the USOC, concerhig American Involve- say that anything 01 that nation which withdraws for its seventh aistlir 01 to tuba 11w lead by and going down Us road to the straight victory, had 19 for Portland and Tom cioperat with other ment in the Olympics. arclwover) en,a nature (moving the games) Is any reason without the con- "Two teams wanted to win Owens 16 as the Blazers usUasil Olympic Coin"But I think Us 111161111011111t I. i1i IIN. 111161111011111t Imnpclhk. But It Is not sad of the IOC Is sublect to badly and it was obvious. It suffered their Fourth con, $ lair *aiIfy. hut's the W . t events, hi cludleg two last about linning a iànament!' mltteès, to advise the thing," said Miller, "is that possible for the United States sanctions," felt just like a playoff." secutive loss, Carter Takes Strong Olympic Boycott Stand - - Seattle Edges Celtics - . - me - - .,.: ; ;_4 - - - , '% 1~. ~ ,r - - . . FF.;:,*._~-, ,;,, ,; ~ - - .... ~ ' ' .4' ! I ',* V0.'. - - --.#- ., .,f: "- . - - - ,~__ I I ~ 7,-:".-J_`~-.-Ill.wi-0. - - - course. Sanford and Seminole County motorists for too WASHINGTON Teet meetings of long have been plagued by some bicyclists, young the National Security Council considering the and old, who have a complete disregard for their Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan have centered, own safety and the safety of others. They flood since the beginning, on the key question: Will busy highways such as U.S. 1742, state Road 436 the Russians try to gobble up Pakistan as - Stallworth to the Los Angeles 22. setting Bradshaw, who hit 14 of 21 passes for 309 yards, won his second straight Super up Franco Harris' second touchdown of Bowl MVP Award, tying the record of the game -a 1-yard burst off left tackle. Green Bay quarterback Burt Starr, who Harris' TD dive came with 1:49 won the honor in the first two Super remaining after a pass interference penalty against Rams cornerback Pat Bowls. LOS Angeles refused to give in, and Thomas. with young Vince Ferragamo guiding The Steelers extended the AFC's them, moved to a first-and-10 at the domination over NFC rivals in the Super Steelers' 32. But Ferragamo tested the Bowl, with the 10th victory for the conPittsburgh pass defense once too often, lerence in the 14 gaines since the AFt, the Steelers' AlIPro and Lambert and the NFl. merged. The Steelers won ended the Hanis' middle linebacker Bowl in their all three of their previous Super Bowls. Super a dream of winning first appearance in the NFL title game beating Dallas twice and Minnesota by picking off Ferragamo's pass over the once. A Super Howl record cro.tI of middle and returning it 16 yards to the 103,985 watched Pittsburgh clinch its Steelers' 30 with 5:24 left in the game, fourth title. - Nikita Khrushchev consolidate his position as. the despot's successor. moves toward nuclear control and arms. limitation, prospects of expanded economic and cultural contact, the visit of Kbrushchet himself to the United States But If It had its ups, there were also plenty of downs. The period also brought the shooting down of the American U-2 spy plane, the threat that the Communist sytem would not only overtake the West but bury it, the Cuban missile crisis, took a 17-13 lead on its first possession of - With the death of Stalin in 1953, however, a' process of change began, slowly at first, but more rapidly as the pragmatic If erratic.' four-power summit conferences, tentative . come easily. The lead changed hands six times before Bradshaw finally put the heavily favored Steelers ahead to stay with 12:04 left in the game on the spectacular TD bomb to Stallworth. "Everybody's been shooting for us for Bradshaw applied the crushing blow when he threw a 45-yard pass to Perry Was 'ue,Wti 'iown the l3radshawi Ilahrkick PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) but by God we'll get another ground, but we knew they bad we couldn't win," Malavasi praised his young middle of the fleld by the —The bitter and disappointed shot at it. Pittsburgh doesn't couldn't beat us on the Pit-Ilarrislrum Hahrkick Los Angeles Rams spoke try to surprise anyone. They ground. I think Bradshaw quarterback, but also said the taller Stallworth. A-103.985 "It was a busted audible initially in hushed tones of executed and they won." knew that also. The game's costly interception should IMS Angeles- Pittsburgh never have happened. pass to Stallworth," Mulavasi Los Angeles defensive end over. I had a good time." "lucky plays" and of next RUSHING Los Angeles"He's a great guy," the said. "Somebody (Perry I was Tyler 17.430, McCutcheon 5-10, season. But they soon realized Fred Dryer agreed with most Quarterback Vince Ferthey were beaten by a better of the players that Pittsburgh ragamo, who completed 15 of c,ach said of his quarterback. supposed to help but didn't. Bryant 6-30, Ferragamo 1-7. quarterback Terry Brad- 25 passes for 212 yards, was "lie's been around only three We Just didn't adjust." team. Pittsburgh-Harris 20-46, 7 6 6 0— Bleier 10-25, Bra(lshaw 3-9, The Rams, 11-point un £haw's 73-yard touchdown intercepted late in the game years and he threw the ball LosAngeles derdogs who were knocked pass to John Stallworth with by linebacker Jack Lambert, very well. A couple of 19 Thornton 44. out of the NFC playoffs the six about five minutes left in the killing a drive that could have audibles were mixed up Pittsburgh 3 7 714— PAssls(; Los Angelesprevious years, made their game was the clincher. That lifted the Rams back into the because we couldn't hear out 31 F'erragaiiio 15-25-1-212, Pit-FGBahr41 Super Bowl debut Sunday and TI) gave the Steelers a 24-19 lead. But the 25-year-old there with all the noise in the McCutcheon 1-1.4) 24. PittLA-Bryant I run Corral sburghllradshaw 14.21-3—t09. came away 31-19 losers to the lead. Ferragamno, the second- stadium. "Vince shouldn't have kick) Pittsburgh Steelers. "Their pass offense is very youngest quarterback to ever uEcElvlx(; Pit-Harris 1 runt Bohr kick I A,gelt'sllrvant 3.21, Tyler 3"They didn't outplay us at experienced and that helped start a Super Bowl, said that thrown the ball on that inall," said Los Angeles Coach them tremendously," Dryer one bad throw didn't cause the terception. I thought we had IA-F(; Corral 31 20, McCutcheon 1.16, Nelson 2LA-F(', Corral45 Waddy open deep but we can't Ray Malavasi. "They got a said. "that's what makes loss. 20, Waddy 3.75, It. Smith 1.24, Pit-Swann 47 pass from n,inirtl 2-32, I). Hill 1-28. couple of lucky plays on us them different from us and "The offense played well tell until we see the film." Malavasl also said his Bradshaw t Bahr kick) and that pretty much did it. Dallas. They have the ability and the defense played well," Pittsburgii-lltrris 3-66, LA-H. Smith 24 pass from Cunningham 2-21, Swarm 5.79, They made a couple of big to go real long at any time. said Ferragamo. "We played team's defense broke down on "We knew we'd be good enough football to win. Bradshaw's TD bomb to McCutcheon kick failed) plays and we didn't. Stallworth :1.121, Thornton I"We didn't get it this time, somewhat vulnerable on the We all played well. It's too Stallworth. Defender Rod Pit-Stallworth 73 pass from One after another came the Berlin: to be spending their time. That Is not what In effect, that means Curb cannot make who might wonder If police didn't have anything ftrmatlon, because that process is a relatively better to do. slow one, but he can veto bills approved by the There are many states In the country where legislature while the governoris absent traffic laws are, vigorously enforced and It's Brown may yet emerge as a serious concoupled with extensive public education safety tender because this year's campaign evenprograms. Often the added costs of enforcing tually could be, as he suggests, "as unthose laws against violating bicyclists are offset predlctble and volatile as any In recent by a minimal annual registration fee for bicycles memory." But right now, he's not a serious as well as fines payable automatically at police threat to the other contenders, departments when violators would rather not risk a court appearance. JACK ANDERSON Hattaway says now he'll research legislation to seek ways of combining education and en- - The unprecedented fourth Super Bowl victory did not Rozelle. set a record with his third lifetime Super The Steelers, trailing 13-10 at halftime, Bowl scoring reception, 1 Blockade and airlift, the establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the' Korean war, the East German uprIsthg, Hungary. criticism police may be exposed to from parents - The Steelers, sparked by a spectacular 73-yard touchdown pass from Terry Bradshaw to John Stallworth and a key interception by Jack Lambert, won their fourth NFL title in the last six years when they rallied in the final period to defeat the 11-point underdog Rams, - Ram M ala vas t'6 0 i hey Didn 't Outplay Us' the Truman Doctrine, That seminal event American foreign policy committed the' United States to aid actual and potential targets of Communist expansion and evolved, into the Marshall Plan, the stunningly sue.; cessful reconstruction of Western Europe as a bulwark against Soviet advance. This, in comparison with w hat had gon before, was a definite up period. It brought - the game's Most Valuable Player. "It's the second half when Bradshaw hit Lynn quite a remarkable collection of ath- Swann, who made a leaping 47-yard TD letes." reception between two defenders. Bradshaw, 31 and a 10-year veteran, Trailing 19-17 in the fourth quarter, the said, "J felt more pressure than at any Steelers looked lethargic as they were other time." He said the pass to bogged down with a third.and-8 at their Stallworth was a "60 prevent slot hook 27. But Bradshaw, having his difficulties and go," a play developed only a week with three interceptions, calmly stepped ago. ba ck and hit Stallworth in full str ide at "I ran the pass eight times in practice the Rams' 30. The All-Pro wide receiver and I didn't like it, but it worked today," easily outraced Rod Perry to the end Bradshaw said. "This is my most zone. satisfying Super Bowl." Victorious coach Chuck Noll said, The scoring pass was Bradshaw's "This victory is probably the best we've second of the game and ninth in his Super ever had," as he accepted the Super Bowl Bowl career, breaking the record held by trophy from NFL. Commissioner Pete Dallas' Roger Staubach. Stallworth also - "Or Alexander Graham Churchill, who fanatical enough to seize hostages." said, 'Come here, Mr. Hitler, I want you." —Will Rogers Stassen, who said, "I never You can decide for yourself whether this Is met a man I didn't shake hands with and ask a constructive way for congressional workers to vote for me for president." BERRYS WORLD never beaten," said Bradshaw, named That early confrontation set the pattern fort years to come challenge, usually Soviet; with the show or Implication of force, and; response, American and usually effective. The late '40s and the '5 are studded with' the crises and countermeasures that are the landmarks of the period's history. A per.; ceived threat to Greece and Turkey produced thing that we have to fear is Purdue.' On Super Sunday history. I Iran where Moscow gave every indication of, remaining. me threat was American, backed by the military machine the war had established as the world's greatest, and It compelled Soviet with drawal. - 19 of the greatest team in pro football postwar phase. The force was Soviet, en LIGHTER SIDE 3 ' 1m the last eight years and it iwe victory i came against the Rams who we had ByDONGRAFF Soviet-American relations have gone; through so many ups and downs since Wocldi War II that they might almost have been conducted in an elevator rather than through; ztii1.rli.annels of diplomacy. The Sanford police sergeant asking bike riders place under those circumstances, but the be made to ride against traffic said enforcing governor has the power to rescind any action those laws is difficult because of added manpower that has not been fully consummated by the needed, extra cost to process violations and the time he returns to the state. time to bring this to a halt, and for law enforcement to treat It as seriously as It treats other traffic violations. On Sunday, against a stubborn but outmanned Los Angeles team, the Steelers came up with the big play when it counted and the Rams didn't, and Pittsburgh's 31-19 triumph over the N dogged Rams in Super Bowl XIV gave the Steelers a legitimate claim to the title trenched In the northernmost provinces o checked In bicycles. Proper clothing also Is a must, especially at night. And, above all, California, where the State Supreme Court bicyclists are required to follow all traffic laws or recently ruled on the Issue of whether face a citation, possible court appearance and Republican Lt. Gov. Mike Curb can assume maybe have their bikes impounded as penalty on the governor's powers when Brown Is camconviction. That Is, If law enforcement were doing paigning out of the state, its job and enforcing those laws. The court held that Curb can act lnBrown's and 434 often wearing dark clothing at night and with no safety equipment on their vehicles. It's The powers has been brute force, or the threat of same. That's the way it'was in the very beginningj in what might be termed the "sub-basement' .A6 But Carter withdrew from the debate, the event was cancelled and Brown's forces here now are struggling to sustain a modest grassroots organization that is no match for the elaborate political operations financed by his forcement of state bicycle laws to ease the problem. Go to It, Mr. Hattaway. It's the proper - Pittsburgh Steelers' locker room was - _____ nedy. features normally checked in cars should also be // -'N - nedy, 1)-Mass. Probably the most glib and facile of all the candidates,. Republican and Democratic, in the current race for the presidency, Brown was relying heavily upon the nationally televised debate to propel himself from a distant third in the Democratic contest to a serious challenger to both Carter and Ken- smooth pavement underneath to function and - - Now, here's what it boils down to, according to belated effort in this state in order to qualify those reports. Too many of us, law enforcement for inclusion In the scheduled debate with the officials as well, regard bicyclists as pedestrians, two other contenders for the nomination, They are not. Not by any stretch of the President Carter and Sen. Edward M. KenBicycles are vehicles and that has both legal and practical implications. The bicycle shares most attributes of other vehicles. It goes fairly quickly, can only turn a corner so tightly, needs Steelers Win Not, as it happens, that those channels have always been so conventional or, In fact,' have always been used. Sometimes the modes of communication between the two super-1 I, / - imagination. Bradshaw Nabs MVP Laurels M"ch. To Lose - Monday, Jan. 21, 1SO—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, . - U.S.: ______ ______________________ . SPORTS , Russia, Serious Th -- € I Brown Nb the word got out to the state Department of Highway Safety and other national organizations dealing with highway safety and bicycling. They swamped Hattaway with letters of protest and provided him with literature showing such a proposal would endanger the lives of bicyclists beyond belief. Why the Sanford Police Department, or anyone else for that matter, would have suggted such a proposal in the first place is difficult to Understand. Armed with nothing more than personal feeling there never was any solid evidence produced to support the proposal Hattaway was asked to prepare the legislation with the claim it would save lives." A Sanford police sergeant said despite various public safety programs in the schools and elsewhere to educate bicyclists on proper riding habits, too many--cyclists are killed atnmually in - k VIEWPOINT Soon after Hattaway got started on research for - - school basketball game I've ever seen." That game could well be Just the first chapter in a three-act play between the Seminoles and Buccaneers. The Tribe faces Mainland again in regular season play and then there's always the district tournament. commissioner were there to keep things under control." And Just how did the game turn out? "Well," Smith recalled, "The players were so tight that it turned out to be a rotten ball game and there wasn't even a fight." VIEWPOINT the proposed legislation sought by Sanford police and a couple Florida Highway Patrolmen requires considerable distance to stop; more distance than a car traveling at the same speed, according to safety reports. Moreover, bicycles are supposed to be properly equipped to maximize their safety and minimize the danger. That means a bicycle, If used after dark, should have necessary lights. And all safety -. - Despite the rambunctious crowd there were against DeLand in the Lyman Christmas observed Tournament," Smith about Friday's few problems at the game, save for a brief second quarter scuffle between a couple of over overflow 2,100 in attendance, "In that Lyman tournament Tommy Wheaton zealous fans. Sanford Police offioer Paul Little didn't get to (former Seminole sports standout) punched a DeLand player," recalls Smith. see the game, he was controlling the parking situation on campus. 'The DeLand kid got up and knocked Wheaton out. Coach Joe (Mills) came out on the floor to ,, As ar as I know there weren't any traffic see if Wheaton was ok and bent down to look at tickets issued. We do make some exceptions at a him. Then a DeLand player put a foot in Mills'game this big as long as there's no trouble." backside and knocked him down." Seminole High principal Don Reynolds had an Smith continued. "Rusty Parker (DeLand's observation about the game after congratulating coach) then led his team onto the floor and a big efforts. his team's fight started. The next time DeLand played at "No doubt about it, that was the best high Sanford, Floyd Lay and another basketball Assistant coach Tom Smith shortly before the game as he anxiously waltzed back and forth in the lockerroom— "If you're not nervous you mvst be dead." Payne about the overflow, emotion-charged crowd— "1 love it. I wish it was like this every night, but we don't play Mainland every night." Here's a little yarn that Tribe scorekeeper Dean Smith spun for Herald sportswriter Sam Cook. Smith has followed Tribe basketball for nine years and has been the Seminoles' scorekeeper for the last five. He offered this memory prior to Friday's tipoff. "The throng reminded me of a 1973 game Hattaway On Right Bicycle Course .. ,. vous.,' Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $425; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. vls~ Fortunately for everyone involved State Rep. Bob Ilattaway saw the futility of a proposal requiring bicyclists to ride against traffic. Such legislation would have been one of the more d;ingerous proposals to hit the Florida Legislature in years. . Interested ears picked upsome real winners at the Mainland- Seminole battle Friday night. A couple deserve spots on the top 10 all-time quotable quotes list. Bill Payne on being nervous. "Was I nervous? Hell yes I was nervous, everybody was ner- 461 280) WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . - P'IL. .._i' • -. - �6A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Monday, Jan. 21, 180 'New Strategy Hawks Conference Mat Crown Earns where Tony Perry didn't him." Seabreeze) decisioned Todd Shipley in 38 seconds, "The refs are definitely 1cr..e the Grayhounds did 1 Lake Howell) make weight and Unlimited, Along with its two cham. decisioned Layser 8-3 and Intimidated over there," Sch- rebound to win the district 115-Lee Fratacela 1 Apopka) Andrew Lake Howell) 104. Moten 158. Terry Barrett (Lyman) Mike where Brock Counts suffered pions, Lake Howell built up its squeezed past Brantley's wartz said about the Lyman each year. Lake Howell won pinned DAYTONA BEACH — decisioned Shawn Loyden a dislocated elbow. Counts lead with an incredible SiX Richard Farmer 3-2 in the site where the district has in 1977. 1 hialtilandi. Frank Schwartz' always may be lost for the year. second place finishes, finals, Before that district con122-David Henley (Lyman) 1 Seabreeze) 9-8. been the past six years. tough dual meet Lake Howell "When you place in I of 13 Joe DulL 11001, David Tough Terry Barrett 1158) "Lyman gets every break frontatlon Lake Howell meets decisioned Richard Farmer 170 Frank Brown (Spruce wrestlers finally overcame its divisions you're gonna win the Lasley (!i, Bobby Skura shook off the effects of a groin possible in that gym." Creek) decisioned Carl Payne Lyman Jan. 30 at Lyman. (Lake Brantley) 3-2. tournament jinx by snaring tournament," an impressed 1 119 i, Steve Smith 1135, Todd pull in the semi-finals to Pletzer though didn't agree. Saturday the Silvem Hawks 129Cory Stanley (Lyman) 1 Apopka 8-4. the Five Star Conference Lyman Coach Skip Pletzer Andrew 148) and David nudge Seabreeze's Shawn "1 don't know. I don't feel travel to Satellite Beach, decisioned Bobby Skura 188 Chris Breen Lyman) decisioned David Manuel Tournament at Seabreeze said. "That's the best tow- Manuel (188) all claimed Loydon 9-8. Earlier the once- that way. We hosted the while Tuesday Lyman I Lake Howell) 93. Saturday night. Schmutz (Lake Howell) 84. nament I've ever seen Lake runners-up laurels to make beaten Barrett decisioned conference because nobody journeys to Bishop Moore. Tom 135The Silver Hawks out. Howell wrestle." the victory a runaway. I Seabreeze) decisioned Steve 223 - Canton Blocker (Lake Elton Aikens and Brantley's else volunteered the two years The Finals distanced the nine team field Leading the charge for hlaks John Layser 11221 Keith Powers. Howell) pinned Brian Black0 x I d In e Smith (Lake Howell) 5.0. prior to this one," said the 100-James with 185 points. Lyman, Howell were two seniors, grabbed third as did Chuck Chris Breen t188), the Skipper. "We got second both 4 Mainland) decisioned Joe 141 - Jep Roberts tLake welder (Apopkal. placing second for the third Captain Jep Roberts won the l\,Lhtt 1 158 1. Robert Booth younger of Lyman's wrestling years. How intimidating Is Dutko (Lake Howell) 8-5. Lenny Shavers Howell) decisioned Larry UNL straight year, collected 145 141-pound class, while Carlton I'M' upset Greg Mushrush (DeLand) pinned Steve Breen (Lyman) 13.5. 108-John Vance (Seabreeze) Breen brothers, notched that?" points. host Seabreeze was Blocker grabbed the 223. ii but then lost to Lyman's Maurv Vendepool Schofield (Lyman. After the seconds in con- decisioned David Lasley 148 Lyman'sfourthtltlewithan8third with 115. Jell L4urrus and settled for pound title. 4 victory over Manuel. Lake Brantley (852), Roberts exploded in the M rth. Earlier C. Breen pinned Keith Apopka (68), Mainland (51), third period to put tcflZh tor Lmun's second place Mutters (Apopka) and Sanford (SO), Spruce Creek Larry Breen tl.vman on he (;rehtIuntls. Pletzer finally decisioned Patriot John New Race 461 2), and DeLand (40) back three Limes on his sa "sonic championship Davidson 12-6. completed the standings in way ' a 13.5 decision. tcrm" (ruin Iowa transfer Greyhound second place the two-day affair. "Jep wanted to win it nh'reCer) Stanley. winners included older "After our disappointing than anyone else since it's his did things he's never brot her Larry Breen (141) showing in the Lyman senior year," &'hwart Unlimited 4.'Xw." Pletzer said about his and Steve Christmas Tournament we about Roberts, wt,o w t 1-pundchampion, who was Schofield, who was pinned In decided o change our 00-pound division 5-0 and after in Iowa. "Cory the third period *4st La sear *4 strategy," said Schwartz, who sophirnnrt to ye.irs utilitarian models means are being modified by March BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Jan. 24 House of Le Mans, which Is r'e.tU hadn't lived up to his 65. leads. Burns also had a is contemplating retirement there are very few new sports Engineering in England to new kind of race announcing a f-vnipatible set 15, 1990 — A Blocker rnesnA-h,)ir_ p_-rx%i rrputation yet. but I think it third for Lyinan at 170. after this year. --We've and GT cars suitable for high- conform to the GTP rules to car for the Eighties highlights of International GTP rules. always emphasized the dual Apopka's Briar Rtat'e)er just nught :tve been the Lyman at 170. the racing rules announced by Both IMSA and the French performance racing. On the run in the world chainsnth one minuU t .'o = Lit adus1inent ut moving." meets and done well. Sanford meanwhile, lost its the International Motor authorities antici pa te the new other hand, there is a wealth pionship race. "Now once a week in third period The Stanley opened with a pin of number three seed Paul Breig Sports Association (IMSA). breed of GTP cars will of efficient and available .' "GTP is a frank appeal to practice we have a tour. avenged Sanford's Antonio Williams, to injury at 158. Breigh was Called GTP for Grand gradually displace the engines. So, GTP requires the the world's best racing defOt 21 F4Wt1*2. nament. Before we haven't detisloned Lake Brantley's trailing Howell's Pellett 5-2 Touring Prototype, the cars current generation of GT use of moderately tuned shops," Bishop, continued. handled the tournament "C'.urhmi nui& rr4tt I Tim Hoyt in overtime and when he suffered a blow to the will appear in 1980 in designs. recognized engines but pressure. Our different ap- almr4 )uin-a to the beat Skura 9-3 for the title. head. otherwise gives racing shop "Car manufacturers can't or "Road racing faces a champio nship long-distance proach definitely helped." he c'ei1m:' &w mod atsut Along with Stanley, the Despite Lake Howell's events both In this country creativity shortage," said designers pretty free hand." won't build the cars racing added. B''Iefs sratht Greyhounds produced three sizeable victory, Schwartz and In Europe. IMSA has IMSA PresMer0phri Bisho p. The first GTP cars will be needs. GTP is a design By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer s.d. In And Around Sanford - - - The help canic in the form, itiurrmiT)tor: 1p~, ., - If t~ey other individual champs. woutt andrnL 'cr.)cr. was still leery about the next developed the GTP rules over "IMSA liL ,lwc fte racing seen in the 24 flour Pepsi challenge to come up with the an tuL. David Henley (122) quick- tournament -- the district the winter with the French series for sedans. 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Lie hoover, volunteer arbitrator, will .%ssisting in the explain how firsttime offenders are presentation were, from questioned and punished without bringing the left, Dr. ('alvin Collins, child Into a courtroom, The program has been in operation in cancer speci al i st : Rebecca Sweet, AK A (lie Public Education ('ommittee 01 the ('S Shirley I'ereira, president of Seminole Unit of ('S 1 I - A// Seminole County since October 1978. It is funded by the State Attorney's Office and the Circuit Judges of Seminole. The meeting is open to the public. For information call Barbara Green 862-3254 or Denver Reid 862-6778. The Activity Room of Sear's was the site of the January AAUW meeting when members viewed a film and heard a presentation given by Del Gabriel Coreal, the Columbian Counsul. James L. Walters, Hypnotist , and ilobria Alexander. AKA program chair- formsr Educator, lecturer, author, and Judge Ballard County Court, Wickliff., Ky. , of Herald Photo by Tom Netsel V TO TH MARCH OF DIMIS MONZA 2+2 HATCHBACK 200 SX HATCHBACK fr - DEAR ABI3Y: Whenever my husband and I have an argument we can't seem to settle, he says, "Write to Abby," so I'm writing. On wha t holi days do the nation's florists do the bi ggest business? I say that the biggest day Is Mother's Day. CALORIES? OR DO YOU HAVE TO 1' .• the definition of an alcoholic Christmas gifts for his wife: what to give a couple for a is, but I think- she's one. When A pair of oven mitts, a box of wedding gift when they hare together before she's sober, she's a perfect dusting powder, a Monoply lived lady, but after a few drinks game, a subscription to TV marriage: I made a donation to PLANNED PAREN. she will go to bed with any guy guide. TIIOOD IN THEIR HONOR. who looks good to her. And please don't give your Sis recently met a fine married child a personal gift Shill Inc.,' gentleman who seemed very on his birthday, and give his PRACTICAL IN POMONA much Interested In her, but he spouse something "for the two Are there questions you Mt htihuniI onusi it'a IM . L...... U Ii... .,t.... p.o.l •• .I. .... , t,,pn,l .4f foul ,,..,kon 7U14. i4IVC 7W$ ..o......ê..'l 5IU5O. "-'VI 51R0 jul Valentine's Day. a few drinks she said, "If I the two of you" for their Abby's new booklet: WHAT Easter Also,. Is more money spent ever marry again, my anniversary.) TEENAGERS OUGHT TO Valeutine's Day on flowers for funerals or husband will have to let me KNOW. I realize most parents are Drugs, sex, and 'gng weddi ngs? As for weddlap versus have men friends once in a nat ural ly inclined to be a lit tle alcohol are plainly discussed. Orchids to you for any help funerals, funerals represent while because I need more generous to their own Send $2 and a lung, stamped YOU can give us. approximately 40 percent of variety!" Well, Abby, what flesh and blood, but please 428 cents) self-addressed THE BATTLING an average florist's respectable man would want don't be so obvious. It's tacky. envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky BRIGHAMS ME IN TEXAS Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. a wife like that? while weddings represent DEAR BRIGHAMS: No only 10 percent. DEAR ABBY: Regarding 90212. If I could get her to quit orchids to me. I asked the — 4W 4W 440oiniiiii,aw 4w And what better time Is, drinking, do you think she FlontstsTransworld Delivery, Uwe to remind my resilerts to would straighten out situ they listed the holidays In . suc yuni .., sexually? I think her annetite ww w love give imoweri to -i order of sales reported by ! for "variety" is broughion by while they nii them nation's florists: DEAR ABBY: My sister is whiskey. CONCERNED BROTHER Cbeistmes 46, divorced and a parkhm Mother's Day Views ssinr. I don't know what DEAR BROThER: Alcohol I relaxes land sometimes ..frn. .sf ui ,,.. a DO YOU HAVE TO COUNT Florists Bloom At Christmas, Funerals -- ,.. iu .._ --' -' - - Initea& Let you; mind do the woik through HYPNOSIS. Contrary to popular belief , one Is n.y., unconscious whhl. In hypnosis. •,.s.. _____ ----- __ V,ii,ir SMILE ONE DAY ONLY , ItTAURAH' AiIPO1t ANFORD FLORIDA WwsTERMINAL (REAR ENTRANCE) A ' JANUARY 23, 1950 Date! Morning Class 10:00 A.M. Afternoon Class 1:00 P.M. Ev.nlng Clau 7t00 P.M. ! Lads Close Lasts About 45 Minutes I On Dental Health Music Sots Pace For Children's Workshop NIGHTLY $ PM - '..Mom — Oye -s bsmg bult nm unn ivar befort Thmsuu a uslscdon o value an peNomiancs in the Cars nsd n Nnsd wants them most MATINEES. . • Meg. - Wed.- $49. iW MATINIR - -• $TduiSi* Ms TrWo ALL1II*CI$ - - - __ a - - At Osvrlst, m're 00 WA cars in NO 'twIrs Suggested Retall Prices. Tax, license, =ThMwtrjwacanoffvyou.udnIaY,1d. optlonaliq4ment and destinationcharges of 1 0 d10 &M$tVISitOftt Vow nhsds. are additional. Destination charges vary by And*oiof those nu(Ilhsppsnstobe iocadonand*Ict prim compansonsThe f bsaidIuI ast WM of standard .qument varies among cars. loolstbowwalthcmmaisvyscompar out best of*yowChsvydealer may Ant agalnet =w popilar foralUib cars. Manufac'- - have the car you want today. moiw#. biswdist can • ccMI AND C - - - A4*I AT.. Area kids in first to sixth grade are In for a noisy time by erroiling in this yew's children's music workshop — Feb 2,9 and 16 — at Ow University of Central FbIWL Singing, dancing, playing instruments and music appredation will be on tap In a series of "mini" ctaws each of the Iltee Saturday maielngg, train 9:39 511 noon, This yew's workshop, undo,- ft direction of 1k Mary Palma,UCF moodate profewr of made oba0m,will give tJ$0 ()ort47 $ 55, $5m', 50wh as play . struments used In the hand and orchestra, plus take t in maare dancing, talk dsncing, groop igii, and other musical The düldres wIU be grotçsd In dasees oil to ii, aclng wage said 1k. Palmer, "Each Child Ul be scheduled for fly - t w4 able to enjcyasnring our live music perfor,nance,"she s.t 1k. P 'iddid:that registration Is limited, and that win be ac'epted eih Jan. 31, is 111 $19 spplicMi registration fee. For further Information, contact the UCY College of Extended Studies (300) 275-2123. - 4.4 N N Sorority man. -lClowd SoiW$$,IL-MuNr1$0$l.*.-: irigham Ygm, iN, CMr$o Ii. Kappa Sigma Omega From - W,Tenfl,$,lN1s4I idlys Dime PdewYork at Las M,e4iS AAUW Juven i*le AKA PROGRAM -- ....... PRRM ii. *saose orsin p '- - t. -- • esilN $W0i—taöi, $1Okiahsmea2 Seattle tOO. Boston, 108 (ta). Tisas ciwsin $0. 1kW II MOVIW 61 Milwaukee ii, Portild US, UT5P $5,' Nasal, 77 ... Sadly's U . Midwest DePaul 7$, LSU 73 Qxla. lISA o7,Okla CIW'sfn$ FtieenI' 137, San Duos $33 - ' - p. MaIylOfld "?. North Carolina $6 15 35 .300 4* - Oral RoWts 9). MII*aUk 10 Pacific Division Pltt$brgh 7$, Evansville 7$ wi. ct. swMisscuriIo,Me..in.n SattI. 34 13 .735 — St. Joist's 90. Oustaws AdOlpitus LoI AngelS 34 1$ 494- 3 SI Phoenix 33 17 353 4 Virginia Tech 81, CincInati 46. San DIego 27 25 .519 I0p *avisr (O.)73, Dayton Portland • 74 77 .471 13 . Itt 11 33 .313 30tp $aterday's 1s11$ Arkansas 60. HoustonIl Ptiil III. Clevelind $07 LVdoOCk Chntfl $1, Tarl49gt 46. Detroit Ill. Houston 110 Merymount 91 OraW VIewii indilna $00, Kansas City 107 MiNswl 10 OMma $4 last Mtonlq 1* WaSh $17 fl, lagi. U ChiCago 1)7, Denver 0' New Mixici 73, Ian Dli Sf46 - Results East Bridgeport 60, New Hampshire 11 Hunter 67, York 62 Quinnlpiac 92. MerrImack 76 Utah Utah '18, Golden • Alpha N. • - Sunday's College Basketball ' os 4 uSa ('hapler of Alpha SW LouIsIana U, Southern Miss. 77 TermMertin 47, Tray St. $3 Tenn.Chatta,icoga 4), Davidson 39 Wake Forest $7, Appalachian St. II W. Kentucky CS, Austin Peayll W. Carolina 76, Marshall67 Wm I Mary 62, RiChmond SI Pro Bask.tball Igo 011 The hlonie Life Department delicious, disappearing of the mar. of the Woman's Club of Mrs. P. L Elmore, vice shlands is important to the life Sanford met at the Mayfair president, planned an in- of the- river and (lie wild life in '' home of Mrs. Adrian Hall teresting program which was and around the river. Our fish Friday morning for a done by representatives of the and birds were a special workshop to make pressure Friends of the St. Johns, Inc. emphasis hi' gave of existing pillows for Me Reach for J. T. Turnipoeetl, presidtnt danger. Recovery program of the of the organization, talked lie explained that there are Seminole County Unit of the about a few of the en- things we need to do, such as . American Cancer Society. vironmental problems con- buying back the marshlands The women were served Enthusiasts of all party cerning the St. Johns. He has and preventing illegal coffee and delicious baked card games are invited to been working with the commercial fishing activities . goods by Mrs. Hall, chairman come. Whether the game mitay organization since its con- along the river. of the department be bridge, canasta, UNO, ception about five years ago. The garden club women pinochle or whatever. . . the 1'urnipseed introduced the seemed impressed by the women are anticipating an Rev. Hugh Pain to the women need to become a part of The Magnolia Circle of the enjoyable social event, as their guest speaker for the helping lwomliote the Friends Garden Club of Sanford is There will be a prize for day. Rev. Pain is a member of of the St. Johns, Inc. • having its annual fund raising high score given at each card the Board of Directors of the They voted to donate $100 card party at the garden table. The cost to cover the Friends of the St. Johns. He for a lifetime membership in center on Friday, Jan. 25 at 10 luncheon and prizes is $3.50 has been active in the project the organization. a.m. per person. for about three years. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent A tasty and nutritious Her. Pain talked about Central Circle of the Garden Stuffing pressure pillow 's'U.JçivIPQ')op? stockings and adding deeor:zJr' luncheon has been planned changes in Florida which Club of Sanfort met and (OW.'IIt'S its tlit'iii br liii' 'teiiimiiole County Unit of the :tfleriCaIl ('auieer and will be served at noon. The Garden Club of Sanford have directly influenced the enjoyed asocial ie1cbratte of The card party is open to met for a regular mem- problems of the St. Johns receiving Mrs. C. A. Lee as a Society are, fl'oftI left, Mrs. Burch ('oriielius, Mrs. A(h'iam) hall, Mrs. Meade the public. Players are asked bership meeting and brunch down through the last 100 new member. ('noper and Mrs. Walter A. Gielow. to bring their own cards and served at the garden center years. He talked with special Members were reminded to tallies. The garden club will Thursday. The hostesses for emphasis on how it i s af- start plants for the flower program was Suzie Johnson of is easy. Most of the members were She explained about using provide tables and serve the brunch were the members fecting us here in Sanfoi iand show and bazaar that is Orlando. She spoke on African soil and showed how to able to learn more about the She demonstrated how to proper coffee and tea when the of Camellia Circle. The food Seminole County. keep them many specimens of African projected for next year. Violets, and assured the replant a sick violet and how use a nylon cord to • was both beautiful and women arrive. fl Violets. The speaker t o r growing themn the members that to start it plant From a leaf. Pain baid that the watered. $7 X ;.crester II :',s .1 ! 5 Bonaventure 70 ' __ --- I - - of placing wrestlers in ever weight class t'xcepi flfi. - -Al -T : /SMA Group 1980 Rules By lk I ,.Clubwomen Make Pillows Ht For Cancer so ciety Unit Car Highlights Pro Monday, Jan. 21, 1910-11111 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ It I p=g mft is hrougid as by her driukiag, Her 'need of variety" cm I hily Stephen Shafer, DSM.D.I I DENTAL IMPLANTS Dental implantology protrude through the gum I (Inserting a post into the to serve as an anchor. Jawbone to act as an an. While implant dentistry £ UpIOARUU IUU am jar aenuares) goes ' y inSUvaled to ewe It. weit ma problem at a time. KM I -bofi to the times of Lbe considered experimental early EptIans. Mummies and practiced only by a her s.hor, and you may sst and sk tons have boo relatively few experts—It pj hen, I CUIflifl5d Sad they in. doss provile a new p primiscalty. proach to denture I ' thcate that jtjJ mpat DEAR ABBY: I have never were attempted evenprollems. seen anything in Varying degrees of those days. IIWPS about rxem are rqaUd, but it A dental Wiplwt is a it's not regarded as a problem appears that the per. device that support$ a by moat, bat I think it C11t*$ of IUCC$$M cases I 511* CtO*1b I heId or a deserves a mention. I'll call It is directly related to "Advice to pa tMn4aw." I fill denture, when the amount of training and gums cannc4norm _ ally Parents, experience of the I m- I I 'yam, for your married son or olosist. W": : One ha. a MOW d.usJ4or, ', ,-i A public service with the on yaw sun or daugiWer than AfrilDiWOlk ' Wt rests on the Jawbone, with Ow aim c4prunoting a better I you spend on or her '' closed 01ST It; Na1 hesith environment spouse. use. Example: I The other Is placed Into the from the'c(fice of: Stephen ilatinsi gifts for son: . tooth. 9iof. D.M.D. Ms lair. I bone, likes roat Cuhmer sweater,' tennis" types has. a pest or Mary Blvd., Lake Uwy. j Ct1 brief Coe, wrw V series of posts which 3234300. watch. - ,.,..... I his ON SMOKING: LOSING WEIGHT: Cooperation by the smoker is the Key to Success in curing the smoking habit through hypnosis, Even the person who has smoked 50 years can be stopped by hyp- Over the years people that have been hypnotized by Mr. Walters for weight reduction have found it very easy to lose 20, 30,40 lbs. and as needed up to 50 or 60 lbs. as the follow-up is needed. -. CONURNINC TRAINING I P ML WALTERS HAS TUNED QUITE A NUMICR OF DENTISTS, OSTEOPATHS AND MEDICAL DOCTORS IN HYPNOTIC TECHNIQU ES DURING THE PAST 33 YEARS, OVER A TERRITORY OF 26 STATES, HE HAS ALSO HYPNOTIZED PATIENTS FOR DOCTORL OCCASIONALLY, A MEDICAL DOCTOR OR REGISTERED NURSE OR PH.D. IS IN ATtENDANCE AT ONE OF ML WALTERS' CLASSES. eta - t SOUOei II SHQ UI i OODOOODOOOGOa g.jg �. 28—EvenlngHerald,Sanford,F, '..... • .. . •. - .-_• Monday,Jan.2o Legal Notice TOI1IGHT'S T\l NOTICE OF A PUILIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE A a..a.sa ... MJvrI iv' v uujt MONDAY BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, i,ao—ia CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS1 uu.Iiu, Monday, Jan. 2), Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice uuu i uvirne, AND CLOSING OF RIGHT.1 FLORIDA. Seminole -- OIQndo - Winter Pwk 322-2611 831-9993 OF.WAY. TO WHOM IT MA'! CONCERN:! EVENING YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Public Hearing will be held at the 6:00 NOTICE that the Board of County1 Commission Room In the City Hall 44c line Itime Commissioners of Seminole' in the City of Sanford, Florida, at i 0 0 NEWS 3tc a line 3consecutive limes County, Florida, at 70O o'clock 7:00 o'clock P.M. on January 25, (10) AMERICAN GOVERNp.m. on the 12th day of February., 36c a line 7consecutivetimes t9 $nrnnuiøertheedoptlonofan S 30 pM no A M MENT The Living Constitu. A.D., 1950, in the County Com I ordinance by the City of Sanford, MONDAY thru FRIDAY non.. title of which is as follows: missioners' Meeting Room Ct the1 SATURDAY 9 Noon (17) CAROL BURNETT 3 Lines Minimum County Courttiousc in Sanford,1 ORDINANCE NO. Ias AND FRIENDS Guest Betty Florida, will hold a Public Hearing1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY White. toconslderandde$erminewbether1 SANFORD, FLORIDA I OF flFflI INFS or not the County will vacate, AMENDING SECTION 26.19 OF CHAPTER 26 OF THE SANFORD abandon, discontinue, close, by recent reports and CongresNoon The Dof5efore PublicQtion U@ NBC NEWS CITY CODE. SAID CHAPTER renounce and disclaim any right l I (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER ER AND FRIENDS sional hearings, are presented (1)0 CBS NEWS BEI NG i(1O) ELECTRIC COMPANY E N T I 'I' L E D theCountyandthepublicinandtol (10)SESANE8TRffr :T_2(17 COLLEGE BASKET"TAXATION"; SAID AMEND. the following rightsof.way runi 'I 1OABCNEWS . SundQ Noon Friday (R) I2(17)8PECTREMAN BALL Florldavs. Vanderbilt MENT DELETING THE PRO. fling through the describedi I IF(35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt 1I17)THELUCY8HOW ________________________ VISION FOR TAXATION ON property, toWit: 4:30 Bee and her new boyfriend 11:30 The North 25 feet of South 'i ofl 9:30 THE SALE OF FUELOIL WHEN EMERGENCYONEI 0 @ arent as young as they used to 0 @ (Si 0 THE IOWA CAU- (IV (35) FAMILY AFFAIR USED AS A UTILITY FROM THE SW'.a of Section 36, Township 211 )1) 0 HAPPY DAYSAGAIN be -- or as they at first think CUSES Standings of the vanPROVISIONS OF SECTION 26.19, South, Range 32 East, and the f4(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. IV (35) they are. BUGS BUNNY AND 18—Help Wanted Pe,naIs ous presidential candidates in North 25 feet of South '.z of SE '.of PROVIDING FOR SEVERABI. GRAMMING FRIENDS 0 (10) AMERICAN GOVERN, LIlY, CONFLICTS AND EF. Section 33, same Township and ________________________ the Democratic and Republi. (17)GREEN ACRES (17)OILUGAN'8 I8LAND MENT "The Amendment FECTIVE DATE. Range. ' T Custodian, Eve Work can precinct caucuss will be I WILL NOT BE RESPON I Process Downtown Sanford Area A copy shall be available at the projected. i000 5:00 SIBLE FCR ANY DEBTS I PERSONS INTERESTED MAY @ (17) BOB NEWHART 4736753 of the City Clerk for a (1)0 BARNEY MILLER Two 0 (14) CARD SHARKS (5)0 HOGAN'8 HEROES INCURRED BY ANYONE _____________________ persons desiring to examine the APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT Bobs old, lauh.a-rninute col. L1I(35)PTLCLUB overanxious female officers )LF(35)TOMANDJERRY OTHER THAN MYSELF AS THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SECRETARY same. legochuni. "The Peeper." pays (1(17)MOVIE arrest a college student for OF JAN. 15, 1910. 7.4(10)MISTERROGERS(R) SPECIFIED. Sharp individual needed b All parties In interest and a visit to the Hortleys David W. Pennebaker selling marijuana. (R) (17) MY THREE SONS Board of County Commis nation's largest manufacture citiiens shall have an opportunity 10:30 signers of Seminole of factorybuilt modula to be heard at said hearing. 7:00 0 (4) H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D 5:30 Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A County, Florida housing. Typing, shorthand By order of the City Commission 0 (41) FACE THE MUSIC SQUARES Mate" Dating Service. All flJ(5 0(4) NEWS By: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. general office backgrounc of the City of Sanford, Florida. (5)0 PP. MAGAZINE (5)OWHEWI ages. P.O. Box 6071. Clear. Clerk I)OHA'SH required. Paid life & healft H. N. Tamm, Jr. IIJ 0 EYEWITNESS MAGA. water, Fl. 33315 By: Sandy Jacobs MORNING 730 ALL IN THE FAMILY insurance, plus holidays I City Clerk 10:55 ZINE Deputy Clerk vacation. Apply at Cardina (ID(35)KUNGFU Publish Jan. 21, 1910 5:00 (.5)0 CBS NEWS When you place a Classified Adin (IF (35) SANFORD AND SON _____________________________ (SEAL) Liz Blackburn Industries, Inc., 3701 S. San DER.71 (10)3.2.1 CONTACT (730 THE FBI The Evening Herald, stay close ford Ave., Sanford. Equa Janet's former husband shows 1100 11J(17)IDREAMOFJEANNIE to your phone because Land Development Division Opportunity Employer 5:30 up as she and Lamont prepare 0 (4)HIGH ROLLERS something wonderful is about to I ________________________ Room 413 NOTICE TO PUBLIC 1 1) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER for their wedding day. 1130 THE PRICE IS RIGHT happen. II you don't teil people, howar Seminole County Courthouse ___________________________ Notice is hereby given that a DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY I they going to know? Tell ther 5:35 Legal Notice Sanford, Florida 32771 12 (17) SANFORD AND SON Public Hearing will beheld by the I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI. Publish January 21, 1910 with a classified ad, by callin Planning and Zoning Commission ( (17) LOVE, AMERICAN (R) Frot interrupts a television BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN DER60 33226110 531.9993. intheCity CommissionRoom, City STYLE CURRED BY ANYONE cooking show to advertise a INViTATION TO BID 11:30 Hall, Sanford, Florida at 5:00 P.M. OTHER THAN MYSELF AS deviceheisselling. NURSE or 6:00 U(4)WHEELOFFORTuNE on Thursday, Feb. 7, 1c10 to NOTICE OF A PUBLIC OF JAN. 20, 1950. Nurse'sAides,pT Sealed bids or proposals ad. considerthefotlàwingch.ng..nd 0(43 EARLY DAY U FAMILY FEUD HEARING TO CONSIDER THE 7:30 C.P.Argentine Catl3fl3l53afterop.m dressed to the Board of Public ameiidment to the Zoning Or. ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE — 15)0 HEALTH FIELD ______________________ 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH Instruction of Seminole county. dinance of the City of Sanford. 11:55 BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, (DO SUNRISE (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED Florida (hereinafter called the Seminole County, Florida. i2)(17) NEWS 6-Child Care FLORIDA, PART-TIME GAME "Board") and marked, 6:05 Ntice is hereby given that a ' ' -Rezonlng from MR.?, Multiple PROPOSAL (I1II0FAMILYFEUD FOR I2(t7)WORLDATLARGE PubllcHearingwillbeheidatthe CORRESPONDENTS FUR. Family Residential Dwelling AFTERNOON ARE YOU UNHAPPY WITH (1lli (35) MAUDE Walter is L'istrlct Commission Room In the City Hall INSTALLING AS SPECIFIED, . 6:25 YR DAYCARE SITTER? caught having a cocktail with in the City of Sanford, Florida, at WANTED To that of GC.2, General Corn. VARIOUS PIECES OF LARGE mercial District Part or fuII.time, your 0I143 COUNTRY ROADS his former secretary. 7:00 o'clock P.M. on Janaf" 2$, 12:00 FOOD PRODUCTION EQUIP. To write news of local Interest children will be well taken 1950, to consider the adoption of an That property described II: (24(10) DICK CAVETT Guest 6:30 0(41) CHAIN REACTION from LONGWOOD care of by mature & reliable SAN MENT AT HIGH SCHOOL That portion zoned MR.? of ordinance by the City of Sanford, Gormaino Green. (Part 1 of 2) (5) 0 ED ALLEN FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, (5)0 (D 0 NEWS person wreasonable rates. •itIe of which is as follows: "BBB", SEMINOLE COUNTY, following: TPe W. 300 ft. of the N.. (12(17) NEWS CASSELBERRY and if you iF (35)ILOVE LUCY Hot meals & snCcks, M.F, our ORDINANCE NO. FLORIDA, in accordance with the 100 if, of the following described 8:00 have a knack for gathering the time flex., ages? & up. $344503 (10) 74 EDUCATIONAL PRO. AN OR Dl NANCE OF THE CITY Stipatlo,s and seclficat Ions property: From the N.W. corner of 0 (141) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 8:45 available from the Purchasing social news from your (days) 6, 3235141 or 3727133 OF SANFORD. FLORIDA A. GRAMMING , 12.. Twp. 20 5., Rge. 30 E., PRAIRIE Charles tries to save (24( 10) AM. WEATHER tevesi. rc:pccflvc crnmunit, to be MENDING THE OPEN SPACE Detmet in the Office of the Seminole County. Florida, run S. (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN Mary and Laura from the three presented in a column In The Superintendent, 1211 Mellonville along the W. line of said Sec. 17, STANDARDS OF THE REVIEW 6:55 STYLE Chlldtare desperate escaped convicts Avenue. Sanford, Florida 33771. 949.7 ft. tO a point on the 5. line of Evening Herald, we want to PROCEDURES AND STAN. InMy Home 0 @D TODAY IN FLORIDA talk wIth you. holding them prisoner in a 12:30 DARDS FOR SITE DEVELOP. B,dmUstbeaccompaniedby Id Lot 40, Amended Plat of Druid 373256$ (1)0 GOOD MORNING Contact: deposit: A Bid Bond, Cashier's school for the blind. MENT PLAN REVIEW; SAID NEWS A. 0(4) Park.accordingtothepl$stMr.of FLORIDA Check, or Certified Check for five as recorded in Piat Boot?, PP 56, MENDMENT PROVIDING FOR Will baby sit in my home, any (530 WKRP IN CINCINNATI DORIS DIETRICH percent (S percent) of the total age, reasonable rates. Loch PAYMENT OF MONEY IN LIEU of the Public Records (5) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. Jennifer finally accepts a date 7:00 OURSELVES EDITOR amount bid which will be returned Seminole County, Florida; thence OF DEDICATION OF LAND AT Arbor. 3236450. now with the married Herb brIck in 0(4) TODAY 32?2611 9Sdaily THE OPTION OF THE CITY OF MOnFrI to the successful bidders when run E., along the S. Ilneof said Lot the hopes he'll got cold feet 130 RYAN'S HOPE 15)0 MORNING NEWS contract is completed. 24 Hr. Babysitting SANFORD IN AN AMOUNT io, 534.A ft. to a point 109.3 ft. W. of and bock down forever. (1-1J(35)DICKVANDYKE (730 GOOD MORNING InMyHome The successful bidder shall the S.E. corner of said Lot 40,. EQUAL TO THE APPRAISED AMERICA ( 73 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 323.1165 VALUE OF THE PROPERTY; furnish a Performance.Payment thence run N. 00 deg. 3$' 00" E., 1:00 results, Just try one. 3722611 or Shirley undergoes an outra. (Ii) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. Bond for the total amount of th parallel to the E. line of said Lot SAID AMENDMENT FURTHER _________________________ 531 9993. 0 (14) DAYS OF OUR LIVES PROVIDING FOR THE PAY. geous ctiange in thinking and ANDTHE IMPOSSIBLE award within ID days of 40, 256.7 ft. to a point on the S. (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 9-Good Things to Eat notification of the award. WANTED Specialty third cook R.O.W. of Airport Blvd., thence MENTOF THE FEE OF SEVEN. ______________________ personality atler visiting a (24 (10) SESAME STREET RESTLESS Bonds must be written by a run E. along the S. ROW. of TY FIVE AND NO.100 ($75.00) Must be able to prepare cut. swinging coffeehouse frequent. THE (12) (17) THREE (DO ALL MY CHILDREN surety company licensed to do Airport Blvd., 255.00 ft. to the DOLLARS PER DWELLING FOR season, and cook meats, Naveloranges$. grapefruit ed by beatniks. STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. busIness in Florida. (Ii) (35)35 LIVE poultry, seafood, vegetables, CONSTRUCTION IN SUBDIVI. P.O.B.; thence continue E. along $lbu. CallafterSp.m. CALS 8:30 Bids will be reclved in the above said S. R.O.W. 650.00 ft. to an in. SIONS WHICH HAVE PRE. all typesot noodles, soups and 3326733 1:30 other foodstuff according to VIOUSLY BEEN PLATTED; •rsamed office as indicated herein. tersectionwiththe E. llnloftheW. (SJOTHE LAST RESORT A 7:25 (1) 0 AS THE WORLD the Cantonese cuisine for All Conditions stated shall apply. 1499.Sft,ofsaIdSec.17,thencerun PROVIDING FOR SEVERA. FORSALE lovely guest mysteriously vol. 0(143 TODAYIN FLORIDA TURNS BILITY, CONFLICTS AND EF. Fine Quality Temple Oranges Any Questions relating to the bid S.00degrees3IOO"W.,along said Consumption In the Res. unteers to be Zack's date for (173 0 GOOD MORNING FECTIVE DATE. 5Impon are to be directed to the Pur. E. line of the W. 149.6 ft. of saId taurant. Salary $775.00 for 327.3313 hisbirlhdayparty. 2:00 FLORIDA chasing Office. A copy shall be available atthe lOhours week, plus two meals Sec.12,930.SSft.toapointonthe5, (1DOANGIE Angie sells the 0I143THEDOCTOR8 Office of the City Clerk for all a day. Experience required Special Conditions: Any and all IineoftheN. 1623.SStt.ofsaidS.c. 7:30 11-Instructions coffee shop and buys a beauty (7) 0'ONE LIFE TO LIVE persons desiring to examine the specIal conditions (if enclosed) 12, thence run W. along said S. line _______ minimum 7 years. Call 830. 0(14) TODAY shop which turns into a mater. II) (35) GOMER PYLE 4.444 or see Ms. Mary Carman, that may vary from these General of the N. 1633.53 ft., 650.00 0., same. 0 GOOD MORNING All partie$ in interest and nity w3rd when her friend Mary CondltiOns5haIlhy precedence. thincerunN.00d,gre,s31OO" E. Florida Employment Service, 2:25 2Sc RAINBOW 73c AMERICA Bid must be submitted by 9:00 parallel to the E. line of the W. cItizens shall have an opportunity Creative Expressions 337.75)3 Grace has a wash, set and a (12) (17) NEWS (U) (35) BULLWINKLE to heard at said hearing. _________________________ AM., January 75, 1910. Sealed bids 1499.6ff. of said Sec. I?, 930.11 n. t baby. _______________ wIll not be opened until thin, it the the P.O.B. By order of the City CommIssIon — AVON 2:30 eco gutsideof the envelope is marked: 9:00 Being more generally of the City of Sanford, Florida. FIGHT INFLATION 12'SpScISINOICS 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD .10 CAPTAIN KANGAROO — Sell Avon. Increase your earning H.N. Tamm, Jr. BID NUMBER 10I0A. DO NOT described as located Airt 0(4) HOPE. WOMEN AND (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT ill (35) THE NEW zoo City Clerk power. For details, Call OPEN UNTIL 9:00A.M.. January Blvd. next to east boundary of K. SONG Host Bob Hope's (U)(35)IDREAMOFJEANNIE 7$, 1910. fiEVUE 1'$414617or644.30?9 PublIsh January 21, ALL GLASS Mart ShoppIng Center. accomplishments in vaudeville (17) THE GIGGLESNORT Send to: SCHOOL BOARD of 2 (10) ov EASY The planned use of the property DER.69 DEPRESSION ERA and motion pictures are SEMINOLE COUNTY BASS player needed for HOTEL is Branch CommercIal Bank. 17)FAMILYAifl recalledinsongbyguestsBer. SHOW& SALE Rock&RolItrio ATTENTION: The Planning & Zolng Corn. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 300 trice Arthur. Debby Boore, 8:25 Mustsing.332$976 Don Coleman mission will submIt a recoin. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Sal., Jan. 26th 10.6 (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL Purchasing Agent Diahann Carroll and Shirley OIl) TODAY IN FLORIDA mendation to the City Commission PROBATE DIVISION s., Jan, 27th 11.6 APPLICATIONS being taken for (2]) (35) BANANA SPUTS AND 1211 PMllonyille Avenue in favor of. Of against, the File Nuinber $7 CF Jones. (7) 0 0000 MORNING SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ornamental iron worker. Need FRIENDS Sanford, FlorIda 32771 requested change or amendment, Dlvisleti FLORIDA (11)0 M'A'S'H When Col Adm.$1.S0 1 man for shop & field work. (good both day5) Publish Jan. 7. II, 21, 1991 The City Commission wilt hole a IN NI (10)THIADvOcAi&8 Potter has to rush off on a xp. in layout & Welding 0EQ76 8:30 Public Hearing In the City Corn- E.C. HARPER, SR. (12)(17)ILOvE LUCY secret mission, Hawkeye Is ' necessary. Parttime for 1 mo mission Room in the CIty Hall, Legal Notice 0(4) TODAY Deceased . PUBLIC NOTICE appointed temporary cornthin fUlI.time if satisfactory. 3:30 Sanford, Florida it 7: P.M. on NOTICI OP ADMINISTRATION (730 GOOD MORNING Salary open. Ages 21.10. Call mander of the unit. (I)OONEDAYATATIME(R) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT, Public notIce Isherebygivenby Feb. 25, 1910 to consider said AMERICA recommendation. DO STONE Stone and the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS IIOHTIINTH JUDICIAL fOfaPpt.3fl.76. ffD(35) (1J(17) THE PUNT. the City Council of the City of (1])(35)yfp4$ueftTIj aII.male detective squad are All parties in Interest and AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR RN. 4 & 4.12, full I part time. STONES (10) CROCIE'rrs V1CTO. Ovisdo, thaton a public citizens have an opportunity AND ALL OTHER PERSONS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA . Apply In person Sanford Nursing skeptical when Stone is hearing Florida, will be held Monday, to beshall heard at said heirngs. (10)VAAI.Eont(n) INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: CASE NO..So.134.CA4S.p February 4, 1910, at 7:30 p.m. at assigned a curvaceous female I Convalescent Center, 950 (17) By order of the Planning and AOOM YOU HEREBY IN II: THE MARRIAGE or ARE 400 the City Hall to consIder specific ____________________________ partner. amendments to the Oviedo ZonIng CommIssion of the CIty of NOTIFIED that the ad. EDWARD A. SMITH •(4)Th51Wy1tJNON °° (12)(17) COLLEGE BASKET. Sanford, Florida, thu 16th day of minislnatign of th, estate of E.C. Hub3nd, CAREER Comprehensive Plan for the January, 1910. 001 ICHED 0(4)DOf4AHUE BALL Duke vs. Georgia Tech HARPER, SR., deceased, File following applications: (!) MERV GRIFFIN OPPORTUNITY (1)0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0. GillOW•y, Number $0.7 CP, Is pending in the CANOACE A. SMITH 1. ZonIng petition for Cl Neigh. (U) ( 5) WOODY W000PECK. 9:30 Chairman (DO MOVIE CIrcuIt Court for Seminole County, borhood Commercial by Winter Wife. Needed: young men & women, City of Sanford (5)0 HOUSE CALLS A play. Florida, Probate Division, the NOTICE OF ACTION . Springs Development Corporation 2030 yrs. old, to be trained for Planning and Zoning ful patient with a vial of address of which is Seminole THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: . on the following described an exciting future in the home Commission County Courthouse, North Park CANDACE A, SMITH smallpox puts On. Michaels. property: entertainment industry. Must Publish Jan. 31, 2$, 1950 Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. The CO FRANK BLACKMONO Weatherby. Solomon, Ann and NW'.. of NW¼ of Section 16. DEN43 be personable, attractive & personal representative of the 53$ West 7th Street Mrs. Phipps in quarantine TownshIp 21 S. Range 3% E. ___________________________ estate is IC. HARPER, JR., like towork with the public. No Erie, PA 16501 DIdn t 0.1 together. 2. Application of Mr. AkIn B. direct exp. necessary. Top whose address is 3001 5. Mellon. YOU ARE HEREBY Chikami for change in zoning from pay. Tiredof yourduil, routine SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ville Avenue, Sanford, FL 32711. NOTIFIED that EDWARD A. 10:00 Ni ResidentIal to C.% Commercial OF COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS job? Now is your chance to get TM name and address of the SMITH, has filed a Petition in the on the following described ahead. Apply in person to Neticeef Pvblic$earffig personal representative's attorney Circuit Court of Seminole County, CELEIRITY SPOTLIGHT Tom property: Westgate TV. K Mart Plaza PebrvarylL ISIS are set forth below. Florida for Dissolution of Snyder interviews celebrities Shopping Center, Sanford, 9:30 BeginofltheSouthlIneof5 7:55P.M. All persons having claims or Marniage,andyouarereqrf0 it am. 101:30p.m. daily. Clint Eastwood, So Derek. Bar. 9, TownshIp 21 South, Range 31 demands against the estate are serve a copy of your written East, $0 chains west of the SE iScalvid yisw ry Manliow and Gary Coleman. The Board of County Corn. required, WITHIN THREE defenses, If any, on NED N. Let a Classified Ad help you find corner of Section 9 run N parallel missloners of Seminole County, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF JULIAN, JR., Of STENSTROM, C1)OLOUGRANT IvHerald more room for storage. to the East line of said Section 9 6 Fiorid, will hold a public hearing THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MCINTOSH, JULIAN, COLBERT (DOFAMILY Aroutinemed. Classified Ads find buyers fast. by 5:09p.m. call _______________ chalns,thenceNonthl9degr,esi7' to consider the following items: THIS NOTICE, to file with the & WHIGHAM, Attorneys for Ical exam leads to the stunning W 10 chains, thence S chains a. APPEALS AGAINST THE curt of the above court a written Petitioner, whose address is POSt Sandy hi Circulathin Nurse Aides, 73 shift, exp. discovery that Kate ts preg. thence 559 dagraes 17' 1 10 chains BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT statement of any claim or demand Office lix 1330, Sanford, Florida preferred. Apply in person, flint. to the POE less State rgad right of I. FLORIDA LAND COM. they may have. Each claim must 33711, and file the Original with the Lakeview Nursing Center, 9)9 way and less 1 100 feet. PANY BA (1i.19.7$).sE-A.i belnwritlng and must indicate the Clerk of the abov,.styied Court gn 10:30 1. 2nd St. 3. Application of Mr. Marc HagIe Agriculture Zone—Appeal against basis for the claim, the name and or before February 73, 4 (10) JOAN ROBINSON: 322. 26 1 1 for change in zoning from N,.) the Board of Adjustment in Ap. addnlssofthecreditororhisagent Otherwise a default and ultimate Needed baby sitter for 3 FiVE YEARS LATER Some of . Residential to Cl Commercial on proving a Special Exception for or attorney, and the amount judgment will be entered against chIldren, (2) 3 yr. olds I (I) 6 the issues and Implicat" of the following described property: Southern Bali Talephons Company Chimed. It the claIm is not yet you for the relief demanded in the mc. Old in your home. 7 am. to Notice Is hereby given that a RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS it t I 0(14) TOM SNYDER'S 21-Situatio,, Wanted Home well as a review of the advancements in cancer research since Joan Robinson . died. CUUU 1100 The Southö chains of liii East *0 to COnstruct a telephone company doe, I if date when It will become Petition. 0 0 0 • 0 • o 0 : . FUNNY BUSINESS (35) IN" ' (10) TIME FOR AN Tb. pros and console pos.d overhaul of the Social ,Bunity system, brought about by Roger Boflen , ____ pJ I TA . ri - t .tv'i 1 , , , . I) (( AlL SEATS AUSNOWS ' , , , ' . S . SJofN½of$I¼ofSIIsOt r - . Nay MiNaed of 5em repmlntat;ve, or lb. venue or , Section *6, TownshIp Il SOuth, County Courtitaus.. Sanford, jurismctioa II thi court, NOTICE Ringi 3* liSt, less thaI Pill in Fle, g Py IL p., ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OP PUbLIC NEARING Lit. Norma (states as receded 7:ØP.M.,orassssnffi.aiffvas O$JICTION$ NOT SO FILED The Baird of County Corn inP1atSosk$5,Psge4,5ijJi . WILL. SE FOREVER EARNED. missloners of Sminoie County. County, Florida. Del, comm Florida, will hold a public hearing tilil wIth the MI persons interested and the vslppmsei MOnNSI this Natic. of Administration: i Rosin 303 of the Seminole citijn of OviNe, Florida, shell w censidgied. Canty Courthouse,, NorTh Park j,. havean.rIunNyt,hepiairdat attMPU$ICStNIWHIWII, IC. Avenue, Sanford, Florida, on ________ ______ j SUIVWAL ____ I II :1,11 - 7:91 ONLY o v.1$y. seorings mpy _____ . _____ iL ...,1 ..IOLUI SOOSII .: V -. TRe5diy, JOnuary 32. I. at 7 ______ -. Clv II OvlN) , UNINI6 Ai Psisanal Rspruons.tiv, _______ , 7 jpp This notice Is he published lea of the Estate of time to time p.m. or as soon ttierefter as newspaper at Weuersl Circulation necessary. Further detaIls IC HARPER, SR. Posslbietoconsidor application by one time as least lidlyl prier So mailbl b calling in-si ii,. Deceased Storer Cable Television Franchise Ills tIas II public Mernrandma 1TTONNIY FOR PERSONAL to Provide service to me unin. time at iNst $ days prier $ tie NIPRESINTATIVI: berii of County Commis. COPOriIed areas of Seminole time a public hearing. DOUGLAS $TEN$T*OM of . County, Florida. _ DeIed*Isirn,diyof .l*wVy, STINITROM. MCINTOSH & ATTEST: $omineleCsijnfy, F1a __ _' _ *04 ISIS. ' 3y pj ____ JULIAN Nancy K. Con . P.O. Sai' 1331 _________ Otairman ArthUr H. B*ckwiffi, City C*t ' Unlerd. FL 3*77*. . MINE: Clerk of Circuit Court 7:6$OtuILV -. . - , . PubliSh Jan. 21.2$ 1 DEL 73 ' . . . Ai$hw'If. SSCt*NII. Jr PubIbli Jan, II, is ou. Tiephans: 3PS.3li.U7$ PvbIiSh'Jaituvy II, 35, $50 Dliii . Publish: P.cw 31, 979 January 7, ii, 3*, eseg. 01075 . Service REAL ESTATE Fam Pm w fireplace over looking Oak shaded lot w 100 lake frontage, 75' dock & more' $86,300. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM S....SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 322 7611 or 83) 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will help you ___________________________ WOODED ACRE w roses & privacy sets off .1 yr old 3 Bdrm w earth tone carp Cen H A, indoor W D hookup & Qood cash to mtg or FHA VA financing $45,900 . LOVE AT F IRST SIGHT. Spotless 7 Bdrm home w large ? NEED CASH ? Fam Pm, terrific kitChen & landscaped lot in superb area for ust 330 950' Use Your Home As Security Call Us For Terms Tower Finance Serv. 1.800 241 49 , ' SHADOW LAKE WOODS Designer home, w wood 8. stone e*terior. Great Pm, fire plac', intercom, Solarium, walk in closets on wooded acre for $99,500 NO BROKERAGE , FEES _______________________________ i,i5 full size hotel motel bed ding Very clean $1495 ea — '.1 Ihi'Y (i5 ) I i,'NI I IC I .'.''i :,ji'[ S ',IiifOr1l i I NtOP I .5.55141' C i',,rts sir, ( t' 1i',,(1 ni's '.'c'ic'5N S .5 Pl' I AN t .511 t1i.i i , ',,. 1 uu be your own boss- a one person operation Approx ' STEMPER AGENCY 32-Houses Unfurnished _________________________ PEAL TOP 3724991 NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB. Esec. 3 BR, 28, 1g. FR, FP, on oak shaded corner. privacy fence. $450 mo. 377. 6957 Owner Associate, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE .. Eves. 3493400 372.1959 I 1 REALTY Make offer. OSTE EN. . H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. 290 N. l792, Casselberry, Ft. Eve. $423435 $345700 MOBILE HOME AT ITS customleaturesinthlslàvely3 FINEST- Many, many Bdrm, 2 Bath mobile home. Large corner lot with beautiful view of St. Johns River. Includes covered boat slip at Leisure World. I year Warranty. 539,500. I need? BR, $8 reasonable rent. Insideclty limits, 322 7lS2aft 8p.m. ___________________________ Carpenter would like io rent sm. home in lhe Sanford area. 'Jo children, will consider remodeling br rent. 322 0956. ____________________ _______ i WE'VE GOT IT! 3 BR, lB home in Sunland! Remodeled kit., nice Fla. rm. porch I fenced yd! BPP SERVICE CON TRACT. Just $32,750. DR EAM HOME! 3 BR, lB home in Loch Arbor. CHA, scr. porch,'hully eqpt. kit.,? patios, on a 1g., fenced, landscaped lot. BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. Only $67,000. JUST LISTED! 3 BR, lB home in lovely neighborhood! 7 icr. porches, ww carp., din, area & morel Can you believe only 52P,900?!l BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Call 3232737 for info. ask for Nilda, Dental Assistant, no exp. necessary, must have pleasing Personality I trans. Send resume and picture to P.O. Box $13. Sanford, Fl. 37771. WHAT A BUY! 4 BR. 28 home on a 1g. fenced lot in Sunland. Lg. FIa. rm., ww carp,, CH, eqpt. kit., I lots more! Only $fttOO. MMJ'JMMWttM . aisinm ADVIITISING PHONE claulfied section by telePhone sollcita. tion. Write copy complete order forms, billing and collection. Good - COUNTRY A'TMOSPHEREI 7 BR, 17 B home In Longwood. Cit A, www carp., OR, den, pantryl morel Newpool Too! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Yours for S47,S00. Call 373 7727 br info. I We' buy your equity. close in 24 tins, AWARD REALTY. INC '519 7500 -.- -- For Sale -------'----_____ POISSON MARINE 2921 Hwy 1793 Lot or Acreage wanted For mobile home _, splllng a must, typ. 3222420 log skills needed, All fflSfl flfft5, Apply In person to: RONALDG. BECK _ Advertising Director EVENING HERALD ____ 300 N. FrenchAve. ,v.t v.pm REACTORS Branch Office Ju 323.2222 _____________________— _________________________ _ ocr. 4 SI 0' 8. ?,lh,i' 121 OlIS'? us t'. over Itt 10 tSAr TON .5 Au TO .\tll lION oh Sp,','dw,i'. ()as'on,i ti,'au h .sii "01(1 Iiut,l i All TO .s.IC TI ON tv."', Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's the Only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 Lots of good used furniture for every room in the house. 8311 for further details. -us: MAKI' PAYMENTS '69tc '15 models C,'ill 339 9Iu) or $3.4 460% IOe,ilcrl $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ 5TiF' AN[iTHiN, ClAssified Ads Master Charge- VISA didn't work '--there woulc1n'tl)rny a SANFORD AUCTION, 1977 til,m( 1 914 Puirscfo' l')15 S E rench 323 7340 53.8130 I oIly isnit Ill 40311 I%ARC.AINII4TRSPAF9ADlSE I or 5iI,' 711 D,itt',i,r 11)11 lilt lhts Classified Ads ___' Is' rr,'w ,I'r AM 15.1 low iii, 5 I)Ø 32) 1819 ,iite'r 75.A-Vafls I) iii . .. - - -- ' '79 F OPC'1 Super -15' Skill Crall I%ot & Tr,ivr 35It, .5900 /IM,Ivu'rok V.1,1 E .c cond low ilti '122 0191 Saoford, Eta 32711 bc 323691 I - ... 372 0716 iI1lJ I . eI , ____________ I i i I IJfri ;1i1 ' k - . . I ' , ' REALTY. BROKER. 321 DM0. & Sold - - --_____________________________ ------ -----------— ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. Will buy lit I 2nd mortgages. We I Guitars, amplifiers 5. drums. I on beautiful 1 yr. old Double I also make Real lZstate • Clearance sale save up to . wide w 7 huge bdrms, 2 baths. $300. Bob Balls Discount Business lol'ns. Florida Mar Lakefront living Ii avail. in this H A & eat in kitchen 576. Muiic Center tgage Investment, 1104 F. elegant 3 OR, lB home,. Bath. Sunken LR wfireplace. mo lot rental, Call now! I I 372 7235 Robinson, Orlando, 477 7976. , 2705 French Ave Situated on 4' acres complete Ceramic tile foyer , and $70,500. Harold Hall Realty, hallway. Walk a block to large wIBR, 18 guest cottage. GUITAR LESSONS 30 yrs. Inc.. 323 5774, —. Won't tact long at 192,000. CHA, center. as teacher 5. professional shopping so-Miscellaneous for Sale guitarist, Studied theory & oversized double garage and . 43_I_otACr!!... composition at Chicago fenced yard. I year warranty RNi;UREaEDDlN G ____________________________ Conservatory of Music. 164.900. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. Beginners, enroll now. $5 sale Furn. 2500 IndustrIal Blvd., lesson. Student guitars 4 Bdrm. 2 Bath, 2 story home in Orlando av,mllable, $79 Also' save , REALTORS picturesque part of Sanford. Gibson. M,mrtin, t"U', (liii m',ole'I t,. sp,,i,- -. Guild, 7719$anfordAve. 5. Large rooms, exterior done in Yalflah,a, etc I akt.y's Guitar I I ACRE ZONED MOBILE mattresses, $30 Sanford aluminum siding. Perfect for I HOME. WHISPER IN 6 Center & Museummi, Sanford Beautiful residential lots in Aut,On, 1215 S French. 373 growing family. Fireplace, PINES. WALKING DIS 3fl 5911 13*0 Orange City. Priced from corner lot. 1 year warranty, TANCE TO BIG LAKE 52)50 to 55000. Call for in. I $37,900. GEORGE. $6,500. -' lormationt WILSONMAIER FURNITURE __________________________________ I 62-Lawn-Garden IIUY,SELL,TRADE OVERSIZED LOT. WOODED, Need a country home on S acres 311 315 E First St. 32? 5677 READY TO BUILD IN NICER or an in city home? Call us, we FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL AREA, 5*500 Army BootsSIl.99pr. may have what you are YELLOW SAND "l '.il ARMY NAVY SURPLUS looking for. Call Clark & Hint 373 7580 5 ACRES WEST SANFORD, 3lOSanfordAve: 3225791 _________________________ NEAR UPSALA ROAD. ____________________ Let us help you sell or buy your I NEED5FILL.5)O.900TERMS Chlpstorsale property. 62'A-FarmEqujp .. $4 yd. Ulfaul I 327.079 I . ALL FLORIDA REALTY 3SACRESLAKF FRONT, TALL BUILDINGS!! LAST CHAt4CE 2 BEDROOM, COZY BUNGA. AT THESE PRICES" All Color Port, TV, Color Console TREES, GREAT ACCESS, OF SANFORD REALTOR LOW ON NICELY LAND. steel, pro engineered clear I TV, AMFM Stereo, 17.500 PER ACRE. 25445. French Avc. SCAPED LOT. APPLIANCES 472073* span buildings. (Mator Mfq.) cassette, AM.FM Stereo w. & NEW CARPETS, EXCELL. 3fl3772 372 0719, 3 _ $353 All buildings have 70 75 record player. 323 6670. C.OL F COURSE LOT WITH ENT LOCATION. ONLY loading and large framed Uuu; Iojryours TERRIFIC VIEW OVER 520.000. . 15M0YsetS$ oPening. 30' 48' I?' for FHA VA. FHA 3351745 LOOKING SMALL POND. F Icc. timer for your water htr. $3,893 00. 40' 48' II' for $20000 LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. $1,969.00, 10' x 77' x II' for 3234234 M Unsworth Realty NEW 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, 2 56.239.00, 45' x 96' x 14' (or 55 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, Side.by Side refrigerator, $75; CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL 58,89200 F 0.8, Factory. Call ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE picnic table, w 7 benches, $30; AIR & HEAT, ON CORNER collect 9a.m. 106p.m. 305 331 STAND OF CYPRESS, full size baby bed wmaltress, 5-i ACRES. OVER 400' ROAD 4647. MLS VOLUSIACOUNTY.$500PER REALTOR l?S;OakI)r'chrockers,$fl.91; FRONT. A MUST SEEI ACRE. TERMS. metal office desk, $70. Jenkins 3fl.1061 oreves. 3230317 $19,900. ' Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 373. 65-Pets.Supplies SEIGLER REALTY 091). COUNTRY CLUB CHARMER _______________________ ISO's VICTORIAN ON COP. 2BR, 18, new roof, 1g. corner lOts NER LOT, NEEDS RESTOR. AKC brindle male Great Dane, 9 BROKER fruit Ishade trees, icr. porch, INC., CAPTAIN'S LANDING months, must sacrifice. $200 51—HouseholdGoods lots of cabinet space in kit., VIEW OF LAKE MONROE, 24395. MyrtleA,e. ----.---firm. 3 washer, CH+A, 1g. Fam. Pm., $35000 TERMS. Orlando Sanford FURNITURE I THINGS range, refrig. I drapes. Priced -. 327 1S77 32) 0640 right. Buy I sell 66—Horses- ...... 3 BEDROOM, P7 BATH ON NewIUSP.'Furniture ---NICE CORNER LOT IN 5005. Sanford Ave. CONDOLIVING 1234593 TOWN.ZONEDMULTP UNIT. Walker-S yr. bay mare, 15.2 ATITSBEST _______________________ $21,500. hands. Affectionate, Exp. hybuyused?Newbrandn.i,,e Gorgeous, work free, clean. Pioneer acr.. He* out your 42*0 ''e 5.450 flr,ii. 372 0622 Mon.. box springs I mattresses at 70 new, 78R, 28. Upitair loft 2 ISEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, homestead. ID acres or more, Tn. before 6p.m., 567.2563 Fri pcI. above dealers cost. Twin, master BR, spiral staircase, NEW PAINT, PANELING I low down payment, Ostein. Sun. fullsize,queenl king, Jenkins This one is a must. Priced CARPETS. SUPER NiCE. Furniture, 20$ E 75th St. 333. right. Ready to enioy free time $79530 1 acre lots on paved rd. Terms 095$. in pool or nec. ball. Assumable you can afford. $500 dwn. ' — 1st mortgage. Price in low EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY Retrig.RepoAMANAl7cuft.Sola Osteen. 50's 3 GAMBREL. DUTCH originally $514, now $246 or $71 BEDROOM, Vz BATH Dl. 5 acre flied farm, Sanford. ins. Agent32 $305, LUX POOL WITH PRIVACY. 10 acre orange prove, Geneva. . REALTY WORLD.' 500 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. 197$ Singer Fulwa Fully auto, 3 BR IBon2lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only 129,900, Home Improvements Appliance Repair _______________________ ______________________ Major .11,1)1 III t)r,iIi(15. C 148,4 F r",'"st .iulr 339 1498 ,. ' , Beauty Care __________________________ . . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON " ''_'' __ ____ - ._.... [® 115 _____________ -'.'--'--_ .. . . REMODEL INC. & REPAIR S C'. PAL INT 327 8665 CO;rr(lete Mobile lfionm' Repair 349 5259 5)9 E. lit St.. 322 (uSton, (Ii'SitJil ii(t!tii",, 5712 Ci'I!i(XI,'tifl(1 ..-- I ceramic Tile _______________________________ I CUSTOM'S (ONSI (()(J tormenly 14e'irnletl's Beauty Nook . . , . .. ' .. 171018i ... . Carpentry, Painting, RoOtin9. .1. Gen Repairs Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 MEINTZER TILE : 6035 ,iftlYr S p ft : NOW or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. -- Esp 869 8562 Home Repair - Tile' floors instllvd -- -___________________________ NI:W& PEPAIR Ir.','Est 830 11$3,iftb i"4o,ne repairs, paneling, roof 5. carp repairs, remodeling All I us.iirk (:u,ir I ret' "St .111 1465 'etlp,kjng _____________________________ I I I Man, quality operation Alterations, Dressmaking I Drapes. Upholstery Syrs exp Patios, Driveways etC. Wayne Beat. 327 1321 322.0707 ________________________ - -____ ____________________ tywall ____________________________ _______________ Lawn&L.arxlscaping ' )rywali, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Pci. & Comm. Remodel &'Additions. Call 83) 5399or $62 0)36 1 I " . . • w GI'OOITIIng& Boarding i Animal Haven c.roorning & Boarding Kennels Thermo stat controled heal, ott floor sleeping boxes We cater to -_____________ ________________________ - ' ' . 11.anyman ______________________ ___________________________ — fl39S Myrtle Ave Orlando Sanford I , W' I isfel siAVI...... '9' IRI 555 OSWiI 25SN.17.92,CasIelbOITV.,PI. Sy,._ 53$-0 JI// . The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors Lk.byIvanarea,sacrs$7',g, Other parcels avaIl. W. Maiiczowski, REALTOR 333. 7435'. S. French 11792) Sanford 333 5374 ____________________________ _ 4' 'm.',; " 'prP . .r .g-' t... ' , - .-'. . '. ..... .. ........------- Y7 OTT UT TUT.I snvuurw u! orana new interspring bidding. Thesc beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets Onlyl Fre,,locel delivery Neil's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, *793, So. of Sinford. 322572). I.'.. ' I I Light Hauling Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319 537) Painting Handyman, minor eI. rep., plumb,carp., tree cit., 24 hr serv, Senior cit. dii., 551 190) House ClsarIlng Painting— Decorating ____ HousewivesCleanlngService Personali:ed.fast,dependable Regulator ltlme basis We DO wash windows! 677.5594 1005115 IflwoVefl30flt$ 81W Remodeling & RepaIr, drywall, paint., poneling, windows, doors, minor el repairl. plumb. 3277506 -.. -- of all types. Lic. Bonded 333603$ Insured 534 5399 time. Original $913, bet. sill or 12* mo Agent 3395356, ______ 8. LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3727907 Quality workmanship. No iob too small or big, Interior or tenor Pressure cleaning 322 I 0071 I _______________ ____ CERTIFIEDLAWN your pet 327 5137 ______________________ ' ' ____________________ I __________ ____________ ' V 2565 PARK a PS PP 8O-Autos for Sale ___________________________ oMON., JAN. 21, 7 p.m.. ' SEIGLER REALTY ANYTIME .5 ( _________________________________________________ I PUBLIC AUCTION • I webuyequlty in houses, apts. vacant land, Lucky In .. _____ I . . veslment. P.O. Box 42—?i0bjle Homes VAFHA-235.Con. Hornet ___________________________________ Must sell 19" fiberglass S,inford 322 Boat 5 Ir,iule'r, $500 Low Down Payment __________ 33) 4291 i've --Don't lose your credit, , Cash for your lot! Will build on see our beautiful new BROAD we will ______________________________ catch up p,myments & buy your MORE, front I rear BR's. your lot a, our lot ('Quty. Riggs Realty, 377 797?. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Y Enterprise. Inc 57-Sports Equipment . 373 3200 ________________________ Med€I Inc., Rcator 6443013 1803 Orlando Dr. ' (*NEVA AREA . -. VA& FHA Financing ____________ ______________ Buyer for 3 UP home I Brunswick propool table Spacious 3 BR, 215 luxury home, 17.60 FURNISHED, CENTRAL Also S loacres 319 51)7 5800 pool, tropical paradise. Many . HEAT 8. AIR, LIKE NEW ON Larry D Herman, Broker I 372 4038 Many extras. Must see. All for ________________________ 100.130 CANAL FRONT LOT _________________________ $55,900. VA FHA terms avail I AT BIG BEAR LAKE, OCALA ......______ able. . 'net P.'. 'i'tr'. oh, or come' service sOu have (reed of, read all our want .1(15 every day .- Sanford's Sales Leader 79-TrUCks.Trallers ________________________________________________ ill iu,' .1.10 ______-- Sell advertising for — i.'i i it you are having difficulty findinc ,l place to liv,', car tO elr ye. ,i 55—Boats & Accessories _____________________________________ lb Critctitielcf w 100 ftp Mercury One seat, trailer, gre,mt ski lxat 372 1415 all 5 p.m ..-- — SUPER! ObI. wide 3 BR, 78 mobile home on approx. *0 acrest Farm in countryl Cit. A, eat.in kit., I DR I BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just - 4i', 0,' I "ii' s'.,'c$ a REALTORS It'? 9117 s ___________________________ ''' F or I stile ('Or'r'i,'r( i,Sl 5 tlent ii I "UI t,r''. .5. ":'Ir It'll'. CIi (11) 1)3 ______ — . , ______________________ REALTY lOut r'deli'n ''' ?ii'O 72-Auction ISTAT F SALt 41t'. I 14th, llrurs & Fri 9 ItO P1,1110 Misc 322 5466 - - Cf AL ESTATE 'iAl TOp 177 79$ __________________________ --- -- ----- -41-Real Estate Wanted ______________________________ - STENSTROFi1 - S i'i,ii,,i Is frtthr( ' 54-Garage Sale Call Bart ________________________________ S,sntord 7 lIP. 715. all ,ip pilances. w w carpet, club ttt5c & POOl. 533.900 3fl0323. 3237832 ' Executive living at unbelievable prIce. Completed last year. Approximately 2500 square feet under roof. 3 Bdrm. 3 78-IVktorcyCles __________________________________________ — .' .. 41ACOfldOITtifllUflfl Eves. 3720612,327 1587 207f23thT5t. 564950 I cars trucks & heavy equipment. Too much to list! liOnS - 377 5990 ______________________________ F4tii',s s . ' 41—Houses -- __________________________ Cal' 322 1624. 32 446 - Top Dollar Paid for lunk 8. used ... br ' B F A UT I F U L CO U N T P V PROPERTY -. I? acres, Bdrm, 2 Baths, fenced,? wells, farm tractor & mower, MUCH MORE, close to city con opp,'r ('Id, .ilum riurti hS (V.111 Gin', itt IS Vim $t,r e, '.11 122 2280 . TV rep. 19 Zenith Sold OIiQ $493 75 bal S' 16 or SI? mci Agent 3398356 print.' investitienI .it only $16 500 Call now ",'Ie'c . (2) 100' water front lots on Lake Harney 516.500 ca. REAL ESTATE Broker . terms, make' these your t. . Reg. BUY JUNK CARS F rom $10 to $50 :.' 373 1731 7597 S Sanford Ay' Wooded S .1('e hOme' or mObile Sites Short drive to Sanford s.bst,mti?u,ui ... Removed 77-Junk Cars Al lip :'stp I tiCNi lURE .SPI'i lANCE S P( li',IIIIN( i xi tie i '''lure' ,'l' 1,' 1 ovy I _________________________________ 14A14(,AIN TV'S Wti y ply more' 14EP t"S :v NEWt iSTINc. i 38-%ntedTo Rent Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for gOOd buys. LIST NOW' Call Walt cappel 373 6400 ' Plenty of elbow room • lake Irontaqe on Ihis 3 acre mini farm, comp. w3 BR home. Fenced yd. Good bc., 5350 mo. 322 4035 ______________________________________________________________ Nice location in town 3 BR, Fl. Pm., appliances, several fruit trees. 5300 mo & $300 sec. dep. No Petst Call 377)477. _____________________________ Reg. Real Estate Broker 2loSanfordAve. 321.07Sf -- Knowips Realty ItiC 6783005 24 HOUR EL! 322-9283 REALTOR I onqwood 3 FTP, 215, lots 01 storage, neat & clean, corner site w trees 343.750 FOP SAL u l' OWNER .4 PP. lB. qre,mt nm, vat in hit, FORREST GREENE DR. F I tm Ma',f,iir ,,re'a. uui, SO's Alter 5. 323 82 REALTORS INC. i 6433or339 4111 eves. i.'t v INC. tiP luii,ilt' Pp 1 1411. A 8, ,irp,'t O'.'.ner ' W C,.irnett White' . ,',I Rig Peat Estate Broker il'lyn 533000 322 7*7 JOP4NKRiDEFI ASSOC 107W Commercial HAL OLBT REALTY inc. ____________________________ Phon 372 788), Sanford MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR . Jimmie Cowan, 3)8 Palmetto Ave. ,' ,irr,ii.15 ')on't pile no longer needed itC,n high as an elephants eye Place ., classified md, and piiC the in your wallet' 'e - - _________________________________________ 'SIrluquli's Or ,'rd,il Ruis Misc tTi) i's Slir' Mae 0 'ni'S Pr itlult'S Aiit'iji'., .1.') ,'9(Tl MILL FF95 26)9 Orlando Dr Ph 317 035' 51*1105 $20,000 155,000 inventory I Sorry ,ill CASH, but start earning tomorrow town, very clean & roomy. See .ini Good used TV's, $25 & IL) *kRoB.iE,s tV'-. i?k Aiit Batter'eS , l,ii!ir S'i'I) 2?tV 5' 323 9114 - ______ Profitable business! Recession proof. Nets 1410 IS thousand Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down i,i'. 53-TV.Radio-StereO "Watch what happens when I say 'stock market'I" Pti? 'cc'' ________________________________________________ thiS 359.900 31—Apertrnents Furnis ___________ _________ _________ tlt',l, S ()dqe' P,i,', it ,S picturesque area You'll' iov' Realty. REALTORS. 327.7972. ____________________________________ Ii 107W .5ANII'[) i',.if Tt, Pr I '(t lily (Orluli 'Oil 614 t: - , set. s.Ii S,,is,iuI,' unINT:,t s,rtrol'. . ''''ir s' I'. tsitt,'r ii Retr,qer,itor cii 2 Or white looks 8. runs nood $40 will d'Iivi.'r 323 0)06 . $l ,, Or qililily 5.4V ,1',Siiiil iliCOtS (St $21 otO Aeni 33? 8386 - mo 1st, last it.'.,, WI CROWAVE t ''.1 Ii EVE py DAY someone 5 lookin what you have to sell Call today md your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow - 1,1 04' ZIG hALT Sanford Gracious living. Peas. , Harold Hall Realty REALTOR M Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd Inquire 500 S. Oak 8117853 ""i Lv: 323.3S inc REALTOR, WtLS 1 -$199 up. Pool. Adults OIIt LOCH ARBOR on Lake Ada. Just So. cii 373.5774 Day or Nighi Really nice' 2 BR 'iii block AIrport Blvd. on 1792 in _____________________________ of more 0pcnsive I,(,,nes Enioy clean cut ...r'iving Sanford. Call 3238670 E.tra Ig lot With spacious ' 2460 Champion mobile home Mariner's ViIlag rms Best terms in town! on 6 3 cleared ares $38000 __________________________ 342.500 It's like pen,iles from heaven when I Wekiva Falls. I FTP Trailer....... sell "Don't Needs" with a you 4 -PC t interest to Qualified Owner will finance want ad. uuyers. r.ew nomes won monthly payments under $2S0 This 5 a "I Want II" home .4 o. 1 FTP. 18 condo, kit. eqpt., $275 Low down payments 322 70 Mayfair. great location, - , 5.1(1 oricj 540'? 35 tc,'it Shun tOt,' (1,1 SIll? 14 .r 511 3" '. .\en' 339 8 !llei i. 3oApartments Unfurnished Buy & Sell, th fiflCS? in used furniture Refrig stoves toils A ,ist't r rep) c.i .i... "1i'I i'uSi. 322 7480 36 95 New B,1??eres $2995 2413 Frprh .5,,' S,inf.rd 'hockS 34 95 Larrys Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave 52—Appliances ('.IiA ACREAGE 3 Bdrm M H Owner tinance 349 5117 Larry 0 Herman. Broker A.Qi. I RI Cash 322.4132 Noll's Sanford F urniture Salvage, 17 92. So 01 Sanford 322 8771 Van Wright Associate .1 J Herman Peaitor 6450440 Eve 830 0102 lOvely like new 3 yr 01(1 3 BR. 20 all brick home on Ia oak shaded tot on Quiet cul de sac Beautiful 16.37 cc pool & patio, C H&4, egpt kit & i'luch more By owner $63,900 323 397 76-Auto Parts 68-Wanted to BUY 51-Household Goods Interior Furnishings 25—Loans 1:30 p.m., 4 days wk. 3234570. chains ot the 5E¼ of uctu ,, service operations center on the doe shall be stated. If tite claim is WITNESS my hand a official Township2l South, Nang3I East following described prspIrUy: All conting.n or unllguidated, the lealofsaidCourtonthelerhdayof , 3, nature of ths uncertainty shall be January, A. D., $950. less East 30 feel for road. of that part of Tracts 1, Oviedo Farms P$d, Pg 11, lying stated If the claim ii secured, the (SEAL) 1. ApplicatIon of Mr. R. Wly of the existing Weat rigltt.of. security shall bS,,dsscrIb,d. The Batchetor 59 , in Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. claimant shall deliver softiclont from N.) Residential to . C) way of 5.1.419. Further dasa'is Clerk of the Circuit en copies of the claim to the clerk to Commercial on the following as located in Section court Seminole County, the West sid. of S 1. 419, a- enable tfw clerk t mail one copy described property; Florida preximatety U miles South of U. tO lOCh pe solO repraserduiw,. , 475(55, of By: Cynthia Proctor All PSfIIflS interested in the NW¼OINE¼OI NIh, Section is. 5 HIghiwsy 17.92. (01ST.)) Deputy Clerk LTRUNAA. KAVE-BAIl).. sstate,to whm a copy of this STENSTROM, MCINTOSH, TownsatipJl$outh,Range3llast, lissNorh$Ofoefforloadsubi.ct I?.793.SITI-A.l AgrlcItere Noliceof Administration has bees JULIAN Zone-*....I against me bird 4 mailed are required, WITHIN COLSERT 1. WHIOHAM to Adjustment In Denying a Special THREE MONTHS FROM THE Post Office Box 1330 fe'powsr line. i*cop,isn is part a mobile twisso DATE OF THE FIRST Sanford, FlorIda 37711 enl.at1schIs's5p PUBLICATION OF THIS Phone:(391)333.3171 Vlcters. Massery ASIochiles, Inc., Nemmock, pi , p , NOTICE, to tile any OEISCleIII Attorneys for Petitisr for change in zoning from 1.1. Section 39131. Pichm,W they may Stave that dialling the Phish Jan. 31, fl, I Feb. , 11, Residential Is Al Agricultural on Avenue. (01ST.)) validity of the docadini's will, the the following described property: qualilicalions of the personal 011.73 TIINpebCItN,InSWIIIIP.IIJ Secretarial BANANA LAKE FRONT 3 Bdrm .2 Bath, 7100 sq ft. huq' Business, Personal, fast nPat & rc'as. 569 1198 or 869 4.495 .-. '-4 a p • by Gill Fox ' Your Paper? the film will be examined, as SIDE GLANCES 41-HflhiSeS ' e. Interior Esten,cr All Work Quaranteed Free Est 372 1094 Punting & Repair EUTSLER PAINTING I REPAIR-InterIor Exterior FREE ESTIMATE$Call 3655342 _______________________ FREE ESTIMATES Call anytime 3*9 5239 �.. ._ _ -. . . - .-..- 0 :-- .. . -- - - .. 1. :t._. •. I 1 4 EV8 Q Monday, Jan. 0nd 21, 46 Unit of Answer to Previous Puzzle measure(pl} 5 T P 47 Planet A I 1 1 0 ci 0 £ I I Choking, 50 Native 1W,RO i1 51 Before (poet) ACROSS 1$O BLONDIE by Chic IV •rA<E kEADS.! Young I OH,NO...MYCZ"L ROLLED WAY UNOE) NAP ...TAILS, STRA13I.4TEN UP MY TOOL 5 9 Double curve 52 Tracing paper 1STEE 7AN 12 Air (prefix) (comp wd) THE 6017A _ _____ - 13 Malicious look 57 Spike 14 Porter 58 Knitting stitch 15 Dampened to 59 Opera by ____ _____ _______ Dull Pa*in I I Burmese curr ency Fire (prefix) I. li 0 A15 S 1 E ..J!4II I NIT A V LAMB Verdi and just retired years extent 60 Madame i Dr .I 17 Knight's title (abbr) from the insurance TA 18 Insect egg 61 Existence ' Recently I've been 19 Withdraw (I.at) ANIRI pain above the from 62 Deer seemingly across association 21 Groats tminent 21 Types DOWN 22 Homeric epic bo th lungs. hi Jayhawk Eagle's nest 23 Mother.of. to the lack of oxygen State 25 Resident of I Dance step pearl show E_______________ ts ar My heart ch Sitka 2 Cry of 24 Los Angeles 45 Group of perfect function. Each day I 27 Went past affirmation related ball club Myocardial ones bedtime 3 Craft basement, species exercise in 26 Nuclear (2 wds) 4 Tolls skipping, etc., and never Infarction, Angina Pectoris, agency (abbr) 47 Pretend 31 Thus fLat) 5 Small piece of 28 Animal of experience any pain or so you 48 Perambulator 32 Safecracker ground South shortness of brea th. However, of the symptoms these 34 California 6 In addition 49 This way America wine district 7 Songstress 50 Part of a shoe as soon as I go outside and problems cause. Other 29 Stand on Della 35 Damage begin a normal walk of say 100 readers who want this issue 53 Tax agency edge 37 Copper coin 8 Fiats 75 cents with a long, the pa in starts yards, 30 Throes (abbr) 39 Enclosure 9 Lighten o ï I ~ 4 Exam U£ . R Deserves F 72nd Year, No. -I'm 65 DEAR DR. greatest 5 ' 11:Z111 C> ____ __________ ______ ______ ______ j s be Could t a 24 getting by Mort Walker ID YOU GOING RI GHT IN'? LIKE TO TEST THE _______________ illy STILL I- ____ _ ________ FIRST _ % 3' Wildebeest 40 Fred Astaire's 10 Slipped it Dry sister difficulty _________________________ I i C7 <7_ 4=~ __ . V~~ 5 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom TOW AOL". 80A,T. __________ tTIC. 'CU L.tK N00M. UNT! jo I F2 I -1 ___ I 19 LI rESUT THEY WENT YA- I OUT OF BUSINESS KNOW! I PVAI NUT' GETIT2 . TWO MONTHS I - J 10019. 43 ...- 45 46 - 50 I 1 55 156 59 58 60 F7 ." "I.~ '. - 11. I 61 I 62 I and ________ 11P _______ 'TOD AY 1' ______ 1. For - __________ EEK& MEEK W)V ALL TM 5 _______________ ___ . i a ddl(" , /', ,,, — - exercising In your basement, IP - qi~, ___________________________________ ..W all _ ______________ ___________ ________________ - by Al Vermeer I HEAR BOTT'5) YES. MP ALL RiGHT.' EYRE BEINGJ -LI RY VERY OH. I tX)N'T - I HOPE AND EMILY _____ __ PRISCILLA'S POP TIHINK WE HAVE ) _____ - R THEY N'T LOOKING A NEW HOLISE' FINP ONE - - _ _____ 91 I I V C ______ _________ - - C e iVI - 1 ____________________________ _ _____ - ____ ________ hi by StOffel S. Hsi BUGS BUNNY SHAVE HAIR C UT, SI NO,DVrrOO . ? WHA1 A AT 'A'I [HOW ABoA NI CE SHAM - - - — _ - - - - ___________________________ toda 's hand starts out South ducks the first likely to do more traveling situations should prove simp I2I NORTH has to win the club, but some stimulating for you today. quite you have for then second. Then he enters dum. A Q 30 time. The trips may not be of Hurdles or oppositions spur 9865 with a spade in order to long dura tion, but they should you on the greater efforts. , lead a diamond to his king. If • Q 10S2 LEO (July 23.Atql. 22) If prove very pleasant. •A74 West plunks his ace, on that AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you have a choice today king three notrump is going to EAST WEST #915 19) He tactful, yet don't beat between mentid or physical, 47632 breeze in. West will his Wi lli 1# Q1073 club suit, but won't have any about the bush today if there labor, tackle the task where #J4 • A 93 way to get in to make an is something that you've been you can use yo ur mind, rather •863 1095 • more club tricks. So uth wi I he Your than your brawn. tell anot r. wanti ng to come to his hand with a spade. SOUTH VIRGO Aug, 23.Sept. 22) straightforwardness wi ll be lose a finesse to East's jack of •K J 4 are some subtle Travel, There appreciated. dIamonds, but will wind up A K 42 resources, romance, luck, changes beginning to stir with three spa des and two • K 876 possible pitfalls and career wl*re your work is concern4K2 tricks in cach other suit for the nine he needs." for the months ahead are all ed. Don't be disturbed by Vulnerable: Both Alan: "Now l ook what is discussed In your new Astro- shifting conditions, The tota1t1 Dealer South going to happen if West holds Graph Letter which begins work to your bendit. his ace. Of course, he UBRA (Sept. 22-Oct. 23) with your birthday, Mail $1 1 NT ould duck without going for each to Mtraph, Box Your spi ri t of cooperation Pass 3 NT Pass Pass through any ceremony. Sou th 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. contagious today. Associates PAU will lead a diamond toward dummy and will have no rea• 10019. Be sure to specify birth ' find this appeal ing and they'll son to do anything except play be encouraged to act in a like date. Openi ng lead4 Q the ten. East will score his PISCES tFeb. 20-March 20) jack, lead a third club and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) Without being in areas ofwatch his partner get in with _______________________ fering personal gain. You can This should be a rewarding that ace o diamonds and col. reap a harvest if you're day for you. You'll take pride By Oswald Jacoby . lect club tricks leave and AISS SIStIg willing to put out the effort. in your work, and whatever South one trick short." ARIES March 21-April 19)- you do you'll not be ashamed (NEWSPAPER ENmRI'RISEAssN) Alan: "There is an old sayYou're qt your best today to put your signature on it, (F a copy of JACOBY log that aces were made to MODERN, send $1 "Win at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. nwhen are able to do things ta e kings. It a good saying. the way you feel they should Dec. 21) Take the time today but does not always give the Bridge." care of this newsPap , P.O. Box 489. Radio City be done. Avoid restrictive to do things you toughly ace it, best value." Station, N. V. 0 enjoy. Having fun serves to Oswald: "The play of situations. ___ New York. ____ 10019.) recharge your batteries and TAURUS (April 20-May 20 the rest If you see someone you're prepares The 511111111 Santa fond of in need of assistance of the week. Th e sun is 400,000 times as Th e Museum of New Mexitoday, don't wait for them to CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. bright as the full moon and co, Santa Fe, maintains the ask for help. Jump in the 19) Before attempting any- gives the earth six million oldest public building in the first sign of trouble. thillillill new, use your 1110111111113 Itimes a much Hot as do all United States. The Palace of GEMM (May 214111111IIII 30) today to finish UP matters the other stars put together. the Governors (built 1610), a lids is a good day to launch which you have left hanging. Most of the stars that can eas. ball of modern Indian culture. new projects or ventures. You'll operate better after the ily be seen on an clear night collected works of artists of are actually brighter than the the Southwest, and folk art Take the necessary steps to decks are dui'.d. sun. exhibits. ________________________ ' Out Branch Holds Olive - - a N / P I j. __ County Turns 'Dovvn ___ by Bob Thav.s __________________________________ .. . 10;P 0 . I _______________ NEW S _ ____ .fj,41NtOP - I ______ - N OMJ.r .. I N.. ) 6 , - .. l .-.• 0 - ' - __ •1 _________ I II ____ — WEEPS? by T. K. Ryan .,MernMY6(Los . i' 6O 'TO j : - La0 - - •' 1 , -j -- I --.-- I By . _- _________________________________ __. ThI Craig was refusing to accredit Western jour. - into Afghanistan where foott shortages .%aid the nuinber of planes reminded him - 4 _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ said Soviet transport planes were landing at the Afghan capi ta l's airport at 10-. 1 0 I - 0 -- -- -- a wor -. - ng "The destruction of the independence U.S. State Department spokesman of Afghanistan government and the liodding Carter III said Monday Soviet occupation by the Soviet Union has troops were still meeting civilian altered the stra te gic situation in that part resistance and re gular Afghan troops ( the world in a very ominous fashion," were deserting because of food shor- Carter said. I I "-"' better supplied. .—.--'- I I 0 0 "It has brought t he Soviet Unbout lthln said, "Many towns and villages are striking dista nces of the Indian Ocean . and even the Persian Gulf. It has running out of food." He said intelligence reports reaching eliminated a buffer between the Soviet Washington indicated severe winter Union and Pakistan and presented a new "Civil unrest Is continuing," Carter -. -______________________________________________________________ weather was hampering Red Army rein, threat to Iran," he said. forcemnent and supply efforts. Secretary of Sta te Cyrus Vance met in Meanwhile, another U.S. diplomat closed session Monday for 21i hours wi th ar riving on the flight from Kabul the Senate Foreign Relations Committe reported that an Aniericain reporter, to brief it on the Afghan crisis. Jonathan Kwitney of the Wall Street Afterwards, he told reporters military Journal, was missing in Afghanistan. The newspaper in New York confirmed aid to Pakistan to "stabilize" its borders it had not heard from Kwitney, who would include an ti-ta nk weapons, hell. recently published a book on organized copters and field artille ry. crime in the United States, since be fore In Iran, Foreign Mi nister Sadegh the expulsion of American reporters Ghotbzadeh cluirged in a Tehran radio from the country Saturday. broadcast that Soviet troops in Af ghan travelers to India said it ap- Afghan istan have moved to wi thin 19 peared the Soviet-i nstalled Kabul regime ntik's of his country's border. ' . Nurse Fannie Beamon looks out the window a Sanford youth used for his escape from jailers at Seminole Memorial Hospital Monday night. Th e youth jumped about 25 feet to the ground from the bathroom window, authorities said. ... Freedom 10 To Talk Longwood By DAVID hi. HAZIER opened on the the b ui lding. The window opens into a straight, Herald Staff Writer A Sanford youth , facing possible life three-story drop, she added. While Seminole deputies and imprisonment on pending charges, is To Attorney Aiçlican still free following an esca pe from Sanford police concentrated their Jailers through a third-floor hospital search in Sanford Monday night, Sanford chief Ben Butler said tie now window Monday night. Applicants for the position of New applicants are Thomas G. believes Williams "is down the road a Richard Eugene Williams, 17, Longwood city attorney will be in- Freeman, Altamonte Springs; Marvin E. by now," and no longer in the 2420 Chase Ave., Sanford, escaped terviewed by Longwood City Commission Rooks Carroll, Jones, Rooks and 7'30 p.m. from a Seminole Memorial city, at 7 p.m. Thursday. Owen, Casselberry; Mark H. Randall, The successful escape was Hospital bathroom, deputies say. Several of the applicants were aniong Casselberry; William A. Leffler 111, William had been taken to the Williams'second attempt to leave the the attorneys interviewed in November Sanford; William Colbert, Sanford and hospital earlier in the evening, after Jail in the past four days. to fill the post left vacant by the Howard J. Clifton, Winter Park. Colbert Last Friday Williams broke loose telling correction officers he had resignation of City Attorney Ned Julian Is a member of the same Law firm as taken " handcuffing Julian (Stenstrom, McIntosh, Julian, him to bring him ba ck to jail af te r a deputi es reported. Julian resigned in Octo ber effective Colbert and Whigham) and has sub. court appearance, and ran several Williams, wearing leg Irons, Nov. 1, but since the city conunissioners stituted for ngwood feet t hr ough the parking lot outside the bathroom al allowed have not been able to agree on a meetings. the third floor of the hospital, while a Courtroom D before he was tackled by replacement, he has continued to serve. guards and taken back. th Longwood has budgeted $Z) guard stood outside. With two Williams is charged with counts to retain an attorney to A short time later, it was discovered attend meetings the board, the commission is starting all the five foot-i-inch, 160-pound each of armed burglary and grand over agai n in its search for a at. and $25 an hour for any extra time spent outside meetings in work for the ity prisoner apparently- had squeezed theft. The armed bur glary charges torney. Uwough the 18-inch wide, foot-high carry a three-year-to-life sflence Back to try again are Bernard D. Front runners In November were window and dropped three stories to upon conviction. Although only 17, Sommers, Maitland; Carmine Bravo, Korman, Morrison and John Jones (a the ground, said deputies. A pair of Williams is being tried as an adult Longwood Village; Gerald Korman, member of the same law firm as Rooks), adult penal ties. wire cutters was found the window can Lenod; William H. Morrison of Williams Is not considered ledge. Jones, Morrison and Stalnaker, Hospital spokeswoman. Kay Bar- dangerous to anyone but himself, Altamonte Springs; and Harvey Alper of tholomew said the bathroom window deputies say. Massey, Alper, Wack and Eaton, ________________________________________ Altamonte Springs. rear of Extras New For Jail . ., . The Seminole County CoIntmisslon this has no objection to finWWW It off with a monflng turned down a request by the little sod. His motion to approve this sod County Development Department for purchase failed for the lack of second, sod, tables and desk seats to be added to Commissioner Sandra Glenn was the new county jail. The additional cost abeent on county business, Sheriff John Polk said the tables were was estimated $13,000. Thesod,atacosto($5,000was intended needed for the day rooms to meet new for 65,000 square feet In three inner state and federal regulations. The tables courtyardsand theouterperimeterof the cost approximately $2,500. building. Williseni complained that state and Commissioner Dick Williams pointed federal representatives approved the jail t sod had been deleted from plans two years ago and out d he desired of earlier plane to save t hen?" Polk said he would produce a letter to "What has changed Williams aiid. "To put it back in now that effect by next Tuesday's cornwould be like saying the board was just mission meeting, leasing back then. I don't think we Thede*aeats,whlchwouldbeplaced with metal shelves so iivnates could er :Conuululoner Bob Storm said If $8 write, would cost $5,OIS for 212 seats. million Is being spent on the building he Polk said these wererequired,, a at e." ways of an overdose of aspirin." from corrections officers Jr. was him a mon new commissioners now on new c Today nts May Got unds I *do Dear Abby .................... lB Dr. Limb .....(............... 45 Editorial ...................... IA Florida ....................... horoscope .................... 45 Hospital ...................... Nation ........................ 3A OUTseIves .................... 15 ____ ___ 0 j- 0 ___ to co**.- 0 ; 0 -- i - (i 0 '0 ,•0__ Ill . lit ' - -. I - . All _____ I - -: - - ___ ) - - - _ . . , ' - - - - . - - _________ 0 :I-- - _ - . - ___ Sports ...................... _ n. of the ................ZA The Clock ............. 4A Bridge ........................ 4111 ClassiftedAds ...............Z-B Comics ....................... 4B - ____ . face on Twanta and former teslISti of two (MUD), Jacksonville office, said today sett1anenj'in several law suits against period. Patricia Tenoso, lead counsel in "The ref unds are not charity, but Ciwity federally ,uli'dfred poraune who resided In Bresu Towu1 MUD, Hurt said. Under termi the one of the lawsuits, said many tenants rebates of overcharges. No cne should artment projects may have rdmtdi of Saiderd. and St. Js VIUI I and II In settlement, anyone who lived In a MUD have failed to file their claim forms hesitate to file a claim," she said. from $22 $580 each coining to thsin, Fern Pest hMW the 31 nc'" from Section 221 apartment building for any because they mistakenly fear retaliation Those tenants or former tenants to gy g more days to FIb,l,1 ___ L3S1s.gIbleto period between Feb. 1, 1V75 to Sept. 30, by project owners. additional information may call seeking ___tiir money. Claim fos!me must be t'IaIm the roluMi 1977 may be entitled to receive a refund "Tenants should know that this set800134.7980 toll-free. So far BUD has Appeoprlat. fQrnm we available at the payment. Uement was agreed to by MUD and that receiv 31. by ed claim forms from only 12 manigunuit ciScee at both projects, Hurt said the lawsuits involved HUD's the refund money is coming from MUD. Jn Hurt of the IlL Depa'4 of J refusal to approve energy grants to the Tenants have nothing to fear from percent Floridians who have the Housing and Urban Development Thrindervi1Wdfruna$SmIIjcn apartment compIes during that time project owners," rhe said. right tomnakeclaims, according to BUD. ____ _____ some two Action JohnS at one on to use of :11 . of n - business to pass an •.. _A i 1~ order of of men '" I - ---- '- --3 I, sident Carter asked Congress as its first minute intervals, economic and military aid pa ckage to "1 didn't See any tanks or anything, help Pakistan defend itself from any just lot and equipment," the Soviet atta ck. Carter did not give a figure It S 'r""' iltnlntnnt siIiI YI,blint, Af,,hn trnnn .. ...I fl.....,. t. i.... Vu IRIU ""•'r • "h......."I" (U LdftIIduI, (JUL UWIiiIUL[ULlOfl ki with the Soviets are now being officials said he would seek $400 million. ] at 8 , r or St. A nalists until it "decides how to keep all are causing desertions in Afghan army of the first days of the Soviet invasion, ranks, U.S. officials Say. which brought an estimated 85,000 Red An American diplomat arriving Army troops into Afghanistan. Monday in New Delhi, India, from Kabul In his State of the Union message, Lggstt 0 WAIT A Sc)\iiets Soviet forces have been using massive newsmen but the ones they want out." airlifts to bring troops and equipment The diplomat who re port ed the airlifts -----______________________________ - United Press International Their overland routes cut by snow, ~ -- .. - ies 1)1 _______ 1 4. TI _____________ A 8 Days To Apply - HIM. 0 by lOONIES -- 1HSflP MACHES - 0 w ~ it 4S $'II A FI' NEWS a __ _____ V - 7 --.I __ __________ r; ts since _____ _____ ____ ' 0 - SW. I I cAN IT ON MY ____________________ C - A MAKE ____ ___________ do& 0 NP CSF .*.,. .. . TUMILEWEEDS A%& bb1N tNV1 AMN! *r I-0 III I 60 l MY FfCVY4jJ .. JT ___ _____ Fill, - •' - %f 4 1 AC(14$ ______ 1 ,, 16 'Z.GOULONIV , lbWK! ThE _____ MM " ____ 0 MAYU (F rAm _______ W"Imill .. . . 10 . r r NMW AW, le Twit 300 7lJ Th1 0 FRANK AND ERNEST . by Stan . and John Romita SPIDER-MAN ________ - 'I / -_-1 - -1 — I in a at %1 CA -- on to: ___ ________________ ___________ MassiveAiriift. of - \ LRTJSon; L - you to face S figures that 50 percent was too these -- _______ to _____ NO 4061' SPLASH on order an automat ed device for energy conservation program in the courthouse," he said. years we will be dropping the size and were projected to was __ RE ioj HA - cause we buy business 93 cents per gallon for ahead of where they saying two __________ electricity, Ghotbzadeh was also quoted by the Tehran are freed. British Broadcasting Corp. as "We are prepared to work with the Iran Is Afghanistan government of Iran to develop a new and every kind of aid to end the Soviet in. mutually beneficial relationship" af ter terventlon. the hostages are released, Carter said. The Kuwaiti agency said Ghotbzadeh It was a reversal of Carter's position, also expressed fears the Soviets would stated soon after the U.S. Embassy in exploit its 1921 friendship treaty with Tehran was taken on Nov. 4 last year, Iran to "Intervene militarily." Iran that Iran's "slate would not be wiped unilaterally revoked the treaty last year, clean" even by release of the 50 hostages. There no word from their militant "The destruction of the independence captors on the condition of the AmerIcan of Afghanistan 'government and the hosta ges In Tehran as they began-their occupation by the Soviet Union has 12th week In captivity. altered the strategic situation in that part The United States renewed Its ap. of t he world In a very ominous fashion," plication for their release before the Carter said. International Court Justice lit The For once, Iran could not disagree. Hague and if Iran does not respond by Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Feb. 18, the court will hear U.S. Ghotbzadeh sa id Russian troops ha ve representatives alone, according to court moved within 19 miles of Iran's first secretary C southeastern burder. posing a ll Gbottmadeh, Interviewed on French da nger" to the country, especially the radio, said the failure of the United provinces of Sistan and Baluchistan. Nations to create a commission to inSpeaking out on the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, Carter said: shah was hampering a decision the "it has brought the Soviet Union wi thin hostages. striking distances of the Indian Ocean Another Tehran broadcast reported a and even the Persian Gulf. It has campaign speech for the Friday eliminated buffer between the Soviet presidential election in which GhotbUnion and Pakistan and presented a new zadeh warned of communism within threat to Iran," Iran, Ghotbzadeh, campaigning for this "What has happened so far shows that week's presidential elections In Iran, there Is a growing trend toward an tan. Tehran radio broadcast quoted controlled communist society," Ghotbsaid by the Kuwaiti news agency, "The sadeh said in the broadcast monitored by Iranian government cannot remain silent the BBC. - - 'Based upon our the Etchberger held in the besieged U.S. Embassy in ____ _________ ______ for win in the Republican column, on Page republic, 3A. Carter, in his annual State of the Union anommos~ message, told Congress Monday the United States has "no basic quarrel with in the face of this threat to its frontier s C. pump pri r said the county c rent figur es, I anticipate we are going elimination of non-essential and non, to ur be short $75,000 to $100,000. driving, He said the county is "In that area we have already placed also cutting down on purchase and as a "real danger" to the Islamic on former Ambassador George Bush's would any case, I . I short the Soviet threat in Afghanis- over Sen. Edward Kennedy In the Iowa tan, described by Iran's foreign minister caucus. Complete coverage, plus detall.r" my - __________ ervative, " countering '. i management, analys President Carter, in a dramatic tur- Carter uses favorable ratings In foreign nabout, has offered to work with Iran in affairs to score an impressive victory WIN AT BRIDUE get ttdngs rolling at once. CANCER tJune 21-July 22) January22, 1980 This coming year you are Challenges or competitive I under prepared to give YOUR BIRTHDAY . 1H OFFOSrflC*Jj fr4Ai& F RPLY E11VSAID, I+)FI.JS WtflkIIJ n UMrTEt) ER%UJC V Ole çbu VJf 1.JEt)S c*'c.snio FIT, t&E 'AIr- 'THE. I 5t eE.J (?t?.JDlIt1E (A)f40 I',, L1JGA4JS5E5 001 rent budget. plans are still in effect, Etchberger said, budgeted $224,000. adding those plans call for the tanker By United Press International Health Letter number 2-10, properly. - - - - by Howie Schnelcler AWIHER PSiPW11AL - Iran walking, I am sending you The diagnosed and treated January 22, 1980 esday, Tu c unleaded. These are not retail prices, Etchberger emphasized. These prices are 15-20 cents the ce "be "Many thought the increase was too by load." Etchberger said it is expected those replacement of vehicles and looking to high. It turns out we were probably too said, noting costs will rise by September to $1.45 rewriting specification. is cons today If new costs this year are now estimated at unleaded; $1.44 regular; $1.22 diese l and "Predictions in the automobile in- -- our tolerance consistent, difference from the story alone in many -.. I 6 Carter problem is so you can be ' jI(H are for . 1-;_11 not knowing If you're having heart pain recommend weight control, associated with exertion, it not smoking cigarettes and, should occur in your most important, seeing your " ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL to petroleum premium products and raised that amount by 50 perce nt in the cost projections last summer for the ur estimates of doctors sometimes have to do Canada. In some people, more sophisticated tests to walking in cold weather and find out lit'g causing the particularly into a cold wind chest discomfort. This might will precipitate chest pain include electrocardiograms from heart disease. Then taken with exercise or, in teople who ha ve asthma may certain cases, special X-rays nottolerateexertion and cold instances what a person has. HOROSCOPE YOU C04 00 .-,'u 00 noting the deficiency in the budget for smaller vehicles. The emphasis will be However, by last Thursday the county gasoline and petroleum costs will total on smaller vehicles now." from $180,000 $200,000. was paying 94 cents unleaded; 91 cen ts As far as electricity costs conThe county's conservation driving unleaded. "Assuming new cost estimates for unleaded gasoline; 90 cents for regular; be. This will definitely have an impact by looking for higher mileage vehicles. We conservative an estimate," Etchberger fuels are correct — and these estimates 80 cents for diesel and 97.4 premium the end of the year," Etchberger said. have always purchased niedium and said. electrocardiograms while what's causing it. I note that you live in 14c*'-,wi'J-rest. That's why is 0 . ________ d and evaluation said estimates hold Uw, the county may be $730,000, nearly twice as much as spent $1.52 for premium unleaded. At the putup dustry are that substantially higher lie said the numbers gathered in his $255,000 to $=,ODD short in budgeted last year. the cost per gallon will be about $2 for gasoline mileage vehicles will bei confing study of the budget surprised him. "We funds for energy — $180,0DO-4200,000 short Etchberger said the original figures regular by (flat time, lic said, on the market in 1981," tie said. -%Iien usetl a 50 percent inflation factor in for gasoline and fuel, and 175,0004100,000 included in t he budget were ba sed on 'Our gasoline prices are three months we go out for bids on vehicles in fut ure budget planning and it is obvious from - -. FL,41i'\' f - county's office of - _______________ _____________________________________________________________________ P4EJLe '• ...budgettub)es - of the coronary arteries to the combined. That may have something to do with the heart muscle. in ' Hear t pa in not aIJ that's why it's so hard to tell walking uulside upPused to i?iIWPAPLM INYIRPI1ISE ASSPI) 1/ a accounts in the 197910 fiscal year budget. Jeff Etchberger, assistant county administrator and director of the , I — 0000 F were anxious in 52 7 MC CZii kir ' ' nearly all of ETCHBERGER -.M1111111111111111110 - - 34 - Si I VUST FOuND ii P'S IO up , pain have perfectly normal discomfort 1 o He said that the county in &last fiscal regular; 80 cents diesel and 97.4 cents despite economy year budgeted $370,IXX) for measures put into effect, may use the county's contingency JEFF as II I County government. - good medical evaluation. It toes. overbreathing or may or may not be associated hypierventilation nwy, and it can also cause chest with heart disease. ____ _______ expenses for the operation of Sen-dnole 'f normal electrocardiogram ventilation is associated with does not mean that you can't anxiety. I wouldn*t be sur- 33 40J i' rrr Gar BURIED UNDER PILE OF VORK To 00 uNC; BOJGHT Ii' vrj\ A LAST , - I 20 27 26 1-21 AT CARD SH AT TVELFTH READER DEAR . . Heart at ta cks do not cause tingling such as pins afl(1 see his physician and have a needles in (lie fingers and ________________________________________________________ by Bob Montana RE Ou NY suppliers - general The fact that you have a discomfort. Often hyper- _ 48 J49 ARCHIE or untyReserve un D given to us P.O. Radio City Station, New York, po due to rain ay By DONNA 1'1' by our the were Herald Staff Writer total is almost the amount of our Skyrocketing gasoline and electricity fund contingency," Etchberger said. 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S. S - / •. . - - S S S S S . , BLON DIE 48—EvnIng Herald, Sanford, FL ____________ WOW! T415 IS AREtj MOST EXCITING M BUMSTEAD, STORY !'vE /'•. EVE YE S T Thursday, Jan. 17, ipso Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 Pull 44 Took aback 46 Fishy ACROSS by Chic Young _______ ___________5IGNHERE--ITSA0ELIVRV 1 FOR YOUR WIFE FROM —.---..--1T&JOBURY'5 ( "( fr) 21 Capital of by Mort Walker I I THINK IN TIIAT CASE1 YOU GO ACROSS VOU MSAPE TH BRIPGE TRONG ENOUGH SFOR .. SARGE THINK '2 i IN THAT CASE rLL NEEP MORE ROPE _______ FIRST! _ I- ri 6 ——— A00 _____ OC _____ ____ ___ TOTAIXTD _______ 21 WFON 27 38 --- I -Il l'M PUTTING ON -- -. ARCHIE I'LL BE PJGHT cy tson monTana WELL, 140W tO YOU ('wOw !NO WONVE14. T! WITI-1 YOQA;ZCHIE! I _ .., rj __ / - 0 WEST., WILD, / .', I' \ - cw) 'ROST CR TW III "O' -4WilL '' PkISCILLA'S POP' oy Al vermeer - SANTA wAs LATE 77) WELL.--ER-1.114.A I MEAN, COME ött. SANTA HATEP) mR.' NUTCHELL,TELL HER M PAIR rBOTTS? THE TJTH WITH m*r ) 's. 'iOU TELL HORSE! ME, AAR. *'NY MN'T YW TELL PRISCILLA THE TRUTH ABOUT SANTA AND THE HORI5E? 1€ W&"' JOCKSY.1 - ____ Borm! ------- L 4' M BUGS BU.NNY. by Stoftl & Holmdahl 5L A — AL'(AP*' S c.,,... - KEEP AfJ C4y p4g4WWY c'iu.1 PEPPER i t&J at-i r ] • fV - --- - - _ . -- e SW - FRANK AND ERNEST ________ ( __ - Z Off NS 7t LAT$ F ml 1411=410111111— 0$? A#" S#Pry HAMW Cm'r & ' A twa a J•W YOU ARM"" FAN" r VU COULDWrAW AM - I - ' -.1 ______ ,• - - J - Will J payroll office was discovered by a r Tentat'ieve Coal Slur OK Pleases Conti*nental Head - 34-116-322-000 through M. It, ": L. .1 . S-.. BOB HATTAWAY education needed - HOttaway • ves Up wasn't broken into. Apparently the 280 through M. burglars had a key. Strotnberg-Carlson officials were not He said it appears the burglars moved available for comment. Carter Ponders OIyvnic Deasion WASHINGTON (UPI) - President hostage situation in Iran in his State of Carter will make a decision within the the Union message next Wednesday. next several days on whether the United Powell said Carter "will devote the States should boycott the Summer In Moscow, his apàkewsan said major portion of his State of the Union oI,ntcs address Jan. 23 to the threat to InBut White House press secretary Jody ternatlonal peace and security created by the invasion of Afghanistan and to the Powell noted Carter has already said he could not support American participationconti nui n g crisis in Iran." in the*Soviet Union July 19-Aug. 3 while Carter planned a foreign policy breakRussian troops are in Afganistan. fast today with Secretary of State Cyrus l Powell spoke as the two top officials of Va nee, Defense Secretary Harold Brown, By DAVID M. RAZLER the U.S. Olympic Committee arranged to who has just returned from China, Herald Staff Writer meet later In the day with White House national security adviser Zbigniew The proposal to have bicycle riders aides on the situation. The committee Brzezinski and White House chief of staff ride against traffic is dead, said State charged Carter has no legal basis for Hamilton Jordan. Rep. Robert Hattaway, DAltamonte keeping American athletes away from They were expected to discuss a report Moscow this summer. from Deputy Secretary of State Warren enforcement officers and local bike Armed with philosophical arguments Christopher that his mission to Europe enthusiasts. Instead, Hattaway said, he intends to anti bylaws of the International Olympic this week found wide support for "strong committee President Robert Kane U.S. and Executive Director F punitive action" against the Soviets. research legislation which will combine Comtnittee, education and enforcement of Florida's The Foreign Ministry of SovietDon Miller canto to Washington from current statutes pertaining to cyclists. Colorado Springs, Colo., for the White occupied Afghanistan today invited Since Hattaway proposed the change in newsmen from all other countries to visit the direction cyclists travel last month, [louse meeting. the nation and report "the correct and he has received more mail on it than any Carter will speak out on the Soviet true picture" American journalists failed Other Issue except a proposal to ban the invasion of Afghanistan and on the to present. Proposa Act, butI am no problem,"said Macdua, certain circumstances," said Public use of rabbits for training greyhounds By JANE CASSELBERRY who Is president of TransGulf, a Con- Service Commission Chairman Bob several years ago. In this case, "99 Hendd Staff Writer cent of it wasnega v, legislator tinental Resources subsidiary. "It just Mann, head of the committee. ,This is really all we wanted along," saidGus L. Madilui, Continental takes little time. I suspect because the "We ought to tell the Legislature, 'last b proposal, originally reques pipeline will be crossing several states an ou ummed it Take the tive in Winter ers Sanfor d p ol ice Pr talking about a tentative fin- overall federal environmental impact out now and leave this thing on the memb ment and two Florida Highway Patrol " ' I h.1 Ii' statement will be the simplest. It wo ld 3' S ab ed 11,7 M wag a COuUIUI4VV officers, C cyclists peddle Continental coal state Leglalat*re t look into the be more efficient If one federal lead inst traffic rather than with It, fe&%JbWty of mubwUon of a IMM& agency will take on respionsibillty." power to cross the property of railroads, aga -O comp safety and By United Press International "The financing is something that will who don't want the competition. S Iran, as the Iranian authorities apCOIl slurry pipeline to connect the n 17he chairman should clertainly be crding groups and the state' Midwest coal fields and po4er plants In have to be worked out with the shippers Government-banished American parently wanted it. Department of Highway Safety, IIU• (utility companies in Florida and commended for seeing some of the The radio, monitored by the BBC In Florida and Georgia. reporters packed their bags for their taway explained. "We won't build it unless the project is Georgia) and the financial institution. problems with Ow W&Iation we have exodus today front Iran, leaving behind London, said hundreds of thousands of Thursday ee viabl e,competitive and environmentally We are taking it as rapidly as we can but seen," Madilua said. Sanford Police Det. William Bernosky, the 50 American hostages who on their Iranians marched through Tehran and The Legislature granted ConUnental two sound. It's a sham they had to 90 developing a project as big and as shieriff"s deputies and three local 76th day of captivity had scant hope of other cities Thursday, mixing a religious t1ioh all of this effort to come to this complicated as this one lust takes time," formerly Florida Gas Co. eminent commemoration with a massive protest was c1ed because of the going anywhere, "me conehWon we have been rspwft said Mwflua. He has estimated thie domain power during On IM sesdon, working The expulsion of all reporters denouncing both the United States and ginIal bill. IPSIII* could be opera tional by 1986 or but imposed several conditions. the Soviet Union. all 1301)1," he said. jç ;IOfl produced a for American news organizations left The cmuu1u.e, which will be reporting 3M?. American correspondents, banned consensus for an effort to make both official Tehran Radio as one of the The Legislature should remove the and said it must find the project Its findiW to the Legislature, delarprimary sources of -Informfion from See REPORTERS, Page 2A and drivers aware of their 'mined the WWw M firm (fwwly redrlicdons on the public condemnation economically and environmentally cyclists, and some form of Inknown n Florida Gas Co.) should be power gi ven the firm, Continental feasible. creaaed enforcement should be created The Lion Roars,.. They also said every state tobecrossed aiio.d to WW a c1 &M p1peiin Resources Co., last summer so conHattaway also said he would Into florid. V It can get the necessary structioncanbegin once Contlnentalgets by the project would have to gralil research the possibility of prohibiting permIta and fimft. f1inancing said the required permits, the Continental eminent domain authority dMm a n age or under certal onto major C pipeline propoul is en- commlUee sald. before On authiority in FlorW would roadways, but he realized such a policy Tim Wings won't become final untfi take effect and ft p4*W would have to Mrommentally and. emondeafly would now becomle law. h"W, the pod sSW in twative atler and meeting next. Tuesday. be operated as a ommm em ain so "We ought to acknowledge that anyone wanting coal would have to be N111111141111111 U1111101111111 T1111111111111111by. . ,We WW hg" 10 faillm dw pr C C1 fim I piptUnes a fusible mode of tran- r led evien U that m I au Of thle BrWle .........................IIIA d tw or Um pages in the state's spollUuun of bulk tvinuimmues wKWt power plants' neellis couldn't be met pAllined In On Envkom=W Phitil Clauffled Ads ................11-111A driveW handbook explaining cyclist's est sa SAWY. ..,. - _______ building they could call their own, said Reynolds, where they could study, perform or go to find out about art in the county. tWWdng without strong pubhe support and funding. Reynolds said funding for projects can be made available "There was a feeling among everyone," he said, "that while with public support. "I feel if people in the community can everything is possible, and there are some good ideas, that It's come up with a project or create something they want, we can going to fall on deaf ears.' come up with the funds but It must be well-defined." Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Reynolds is currently painting a mural depicting a scene from the 1800s on the side of a building on Magnolia Avenue at funding for the Sanford office of the arts council expires next month, whieb my force Its closure. First Street In Sanford. In speaking of the mural and how it can make the public more aware of art in the community, Those attending the meeting expressed a desire for an old buflding, or home, that could be converted to a pernment arts Reynolds said "That's the way I communicate better am center. Actors and musicians all would like to see some central anyway else. Hopefully that will help." 999; 7:05 a.m. Thursday. Higginbothamsald a desk 30-35 minutes later, Higginbotham through 344, 43-067459-M through 674; said. 43-068-133-160 through 334. $20 denominations— 24-087-416.526 The detective surmises that during ' "'T that period of time the burglars, ttqing a through 589; 244189-891-260 through 3599; standard appliance dolly, removed the 5. 24-091.798-116 through 219. $10 feet-tall, 3-feet-wide and 2-feet deep safe denominations— 14.057-041-224 through Sanford : ducted an open meeting Thursday evening at the Sanford Civic new Lake Mary High School for performances was mentioned Center to determine the ways of meeting the artistic and The school is expected to open In 1981. cultural needs of Seminole County. A desire for more art in the public schools utilizing the Special Invitations had been sent to representatives of state's Artist in the Schools program was expressed. Dr. various cultural organizations, educators and artists Mabel Sherman, the program's state director, said young throughout the county, anid about 50 people attended the students control the future and if the country is to survive meetlngtoexpr.ateirvlewiaboutartandcu1tureand how it artistically, the U.S. must accept the need for if101t art in -. - us .. -Sschools. Many ideas were discussed and Interest In specific areas Dorothy Morrison, chairman of the humanities department . ______ ,, . swnfwAlne ., n, ..i.e ... i'r' 5IU ...ui. &......e i_ - - mu, uui a... w .vu a w.i.i .i... .su.i wiuII iviuviii. F,JL is dinator fee the council, it may simply be wishful basic part of a person's education," the building at 1:30 a.m. The guard made through secretary and reported to the police at rounds of the building, returning to his $100 denomination— 43-065-697-214 Ideas Fall On Deaf Ears? By TOM NSEL Herald Stilt Writer WIOdWd X Ir C14ANMP,;o -. _ n c i I Meets In Tf .• _ Art Cou S - tronics plant can be determined. The loss Higginbotham said earlier the Higginbotham said the police departmay be well over $250,000, Higginbotham burglary was accomplished by ment has been deluged with telephone said today. . professionals and apparently involved calls kom area merchants wishing to Agents of the FBI joined the in. some "inside" help. know the serial numbers of the travelers' vestigatlon today because the crime in He said security is provided at the checks. Those serial numbers are as all Ukeithood will involve the crossing of electronics plant by Oxford Security Co. follows: state lines. $50 denomination— 33-001.342-280 A guard, normally stationed at the front The burglary of the plant and the door, was called away from his desk by a through 694; 33-001-669-270 through 579; removal of a 1,935-pound safe from the telephone request to open a rear door of 34-113-556-265 through 689; 34-116-321-730 - erldgt" CSrC Of this fleWSPa _••• _ __ ___ - __ __ - Don Reynolds, assisted by artist Martha Black. Street in Sanford to help make the public aware of works on a mural on Magnolia Avenue at First art in Seminole County. pw, P.O. Box 4K Radio City Station, New York. N. V. PU$ldTI.q. S _______ ________ S (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $ I to. "Win at - /. - . la the cards as well as Eddie does. He studied the hand for a while and saw that içh,could score five trump heart and two diamonds he would be home. Then he took dummy's ace of hearts, ruffed a heart, led to dummy's ace of diamonds. ruffed another heart, led todummj s king of diamonds and ruff This line of play is called a dummy reversal in that Eddie had managed to reduce his length to less than s. He also had six tricks ii and was going to get two more to bring home the contract. Dummy reversal is an Important procedure to remember. Normally one prefers to raft in the hand with fewest trumps but extra tricks can someilmes be scored by advantage of a void or singleton In what would normally be the master hand. Dummy now becomes master and his short suit Is used to collect Opponents' trumps. (NMPAPER EmTERPRisE Am.) Ev , r-t _______________ I i -I by Stan Lee and John Romita SPIDER-MAN by Bob Them Detective David Higginbotham said penses of the engineering and sales the plant was either turned off or today, before the exact value of checks people worldwide were replenished only disconnected and there was no alarm on and other items taken from the elec- two days before the burglary, either the safe or the payroll office door. _______________________________________ S interests are concerned. Get to call a spade a spiade. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It will be quite NOIIZH going, 4AQ2 rewarding. Find out more of Careful planning and 00111UTIOn WASIS what lies ahead for you in the sense give you a fine head for • AK yea following your birthday business today. Negotiate now 41074 by sending for your copy of for those deals on which EAST WUT, Astro-Graph Letter. 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Someone Opuft Ind.9 K you may not have It will please Us person to Been for a long Um mlot try know youre loyal. to got Intouch with ycutody. _______________ ARIES (March 21-A pril 19) Uheorshedoes, include them by Being surrounded By 0swaM Jaiesby in our progressive people gives you aid Alailestag SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 23. the courage to put to work = Wdlek n i x was . some aus$5 you'v iivefl Dec. &e, sxv isacmeuw tar beld the pondering. It'll. prove that my be priesmted to you will" I w day that could be prolltbie rewarding. bid was Indicative of his style TAURUS(April 20-May 20) to You permmitIlly. It won't wkich is to bid wben Wire Is You know how to take a ?me,.On a, silver platter,any conceivable reason to do philosophical view of things ll have to work W. IU Ume be beld five gdee. a sinetous heart and today. This will help you to for It. -- ___ __ ____ partial list of items contained in the safe the safe through the front door into a includes $180,340 in negotiable Bank waiting vehicle. The burglars attempted The FBI has joined the investigation America travelers checks; 300 United to open the safe in the building, he said, being conducted by the Lake Mary Police States savings bonds of unknown but were not successful They left a Department into the burglary of the denominations, other securities, titles to crowbar, two ski masks, pliers and Stromberg-Carlson electronics plant in vehicles, employee checks and cash. gloves at the scene. the early morning hours Thursday. The supply of travelers checks used by The value of the safe is $4,000. It may take weeks, Lake Mary Police the firm to pay travel and moving ex. Higginbothan said the alarm system at - ,r 45 -- -. - -------- -.----- - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer . .., ___________ une Many opportunities are lil need to rely on Your severe headache the next going to be presented to you An earnest discussion with a doctor's advice on which ones morning. But those are called this coming year. At the no-nonsense approach will be might try. Propranolol hangovers, not cluster outset some might appear help correct a condition at (Inderal) 15 effective In 50 to headaches. difficult, but your persistence home that has been causing and wisdom will direct you to you some frustrations lately. CANCER (June 214uy ) the brass ring. CApRI()oRN (Dec. 22-Jan. Aiding others will come easy _______________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE 19) If you set your mind to it to you today because you have -- r.uure .. you can et aulte a bit se. the knack of looking at thinss -------you 13W as uuvs wjwn ... compllshed where your self- realistically and the courage you should make it a point to &t) fr __________________ - 30 31 medications that re effective that are safer? He has taken newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Station, New York, drinking. Can this beacause? migraines (although some migraine headaches are DEAR READER pretty refractory to treat-. 49 even a fairly goad dl 48 50 51 52 46 47 tion of cluster headaches. men). 55 54 They're really Just a variant In both instances, an im53 _______ ______ - - — - - - - of migraine headaches and provement in lifestyle does 57 56 758 the reason they're called help. People who have -. - - - - duster headaches is because migraine headaches tend to 61 60 a person may have a series of be perfectionists and strive to _____________________________________________________ INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I cluster of them and Own there sometimes creates seems to may be no attack for several be a factor In precipitating ___________________________________________ months, as you described In frequent attacks In some the case of your husband, people. They are sometimes dIEHOROSCOPE ft's hard to say whether ficulttotreat.Inaddltlonto alcohol any relationship By Caffergot or ergotamine to your husband's cluster tartrate, Owe is a long list of headaches or not. It is not medicines that have been usually thought of as a cause For Friday, January 18, 1980 tri ed with varying success. A of such headaches but, of few are very effective but can course, it Is generally apYOUR BIRTHDAY simplify complex situations only be used for short periods predated that if one overdoes _ __________ ______ _________ - - - - mild tranquilizers and aspirin Radio City - - but they don't help much. Will NY 10019. - - cluster these headaches go away In general, without returning? Some of headaches tend to be more 41 them ieem to occur after difficult to treat than most 44 43 110 u/[. .5.-. headaches last about seven of headache problems and so hours. The headaches occur I m sending you The Health ' frequently for a period of time Letter number 2.9, Headache: - — — necessary. Are there other request to me, in care of this 29 39 40 42 t1 about taking it only when envelope for it. Send your 28 ii T - - - _____ .. and then they don't occur at Man's Most Common Pain. Other readers who Want this 20 - - The doctor prescribed issue can send 75 cents with a Cafergot with strict warnings long, stamped, self-addressed 23 22 - _ __ ___ - I 00 ____ I 0n Stromberg Heist all for several months. 19 FBI Joins Probe .-_... 17 - 24 25 26 Lamb these attacks and the from a better understanding - USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Dr. I Recently one of these oc 60 percent of the patients who curred In the daytime and the have migraine headaches, doctorwas able to see him and might be useful. Some during the attack and decided other medicines that have he has cluster headaches also been used to treat high based on the fact that the blood pressure are sometimes headaches come on abruptly helpful - even though. the andarethrobblngpalnbehlnd headache patient doesn't have the eye on one side of the face. high blood pressure. He sweats excessively with Your husband might benefit '3 - - - 16 —— _____ / HA5 fl4 I 4OLM LM - 18 byArtSansom W — — 9 10 11 Evening vision. -------- - - - 15 1HIt1i1 114lRPflM — 12 - THEBORNLOSER — 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 1111eri out of a sound sleep. The headaches are preceded with dizziness, spots and blurred Montana odds points Ita lia 40 Ingesting 16 Swiped 23 Young man 20 Of the nose 43 Ston with 24 Timid DOWN 22 Muddy places crystals 27 Tops 1 Nixon pal 45 More 29 Certain 24 Pierce Rebozo 32 Come-on distressing 25 Greek Juno 34 Greek mathe 2 Small particle 26 Boater 46 Feudal 3 Chain cable 28 Early mattress matician peasant 4 March into 36 Secret 47 Skeleton part stuffing 37 Become less 5 Small part 48 Attired 30 Become a 6 Overseas stern 50 Natural color tenant 38 Thai currency 7 Do farm work 51 Chat 31 This (Sp) 8 Drive out 39 Make 52 Ogles 33 Went past 9 Puts on watertight ones bedtime 55 Exclamation agenda 41 Female saint of surprise (2 wds) 10 Rime (abbr) - BEETLE BAILEY 11 Companion of 35 Capital of 61 Baseball ____ I Year. No. 128—Frida Y. January 18,19nfo1orida32771 Ii ID S Cluster Headaches Difficult To Treat ___ A 1 Newborn CHojANo ó t as infant 49Closerelauve (TON STY C A TO 5 Expose 53 Tree IIIIIIINN UMSHE L 9 Third person 54 Government H AR T ______a l2Britishprep byafew LINUS school 56 Genetic •_1_ A1i a a 13 Wild goat material FR I H 14 Vote against 57 Northern DEAR DR. LAMB — My spo I L INC __ European Iii 15 Footwear vi husbandls25yearsoldandhe 58 City in thong ' has been having severe 00 R N I NI B 17 Auxiliary verb Pennsylvania K IPdO iAC £ STA A0C F K C 0 headaches for the past two 59 Sports 18 Ant a years. They usually occur at S T 0 P F 0 n enthusiast . 19 Jacks or better 60 Brim night, sometimes waking him () , Reporters Leave Iran As U.N. Hopes Dim u lish Today TUMBLE WWM --S - - . - OF OUR SA&MFIF __________ NO HASWT H.jP A yp b HIS PRRIM SLWUU WJTOUT • ZOONiS T. K. Ryan PLOIAMSS IUAT - X WI*T... $SD CMb* NM MNOi AMb ti1PIj/ I*ISD II j I . - - S A • . . - . - .*, ci Ct! - - - - __ He Joined cydUst Richard ChristIan and Tom Jonm of an Altamonte bicycle r$fmthg the city to fist a bond Issue city would have realised in the incrsasd shop, In also suggesting roads be widened Ry DONNA UM before he will apeve the loan to the city value of the land In the psst yew. and restriped to create bike lanes, and Heraid$tm Writer . Faced with thspowMlly of I')1tI1e to buy the land. Purchase price of the weuari is bikepaths be installed wherever The property involved Ii the 3h acres $37,800. Recent appraisal the tract poI'4e. Hattaway said where pilhla park land prot the city has planred these things would be done, but not much tar mam tkM i year I. duuae, the adjacent to city-said. Crystal Lake showed its correM vakts at ISjsS, tá. Mary aty Cotl Thuraky idgM Park onGr±ssd Avenue. Mn city has City Manager Pidi Keibsi aid the money Is av&lahi. fee the job voted wwaiv'ouiIy to temporarily use had an option on the parcel fee more than chances are "extremely good" te city Sheriffs deputies Be Taylor and Hank tlil grant(or Blerly aid beminolS currently has a a year. 11w optIon Ii to expireMonday, will receive at least a city r.wve fur* for the ae1aihI If the option expires without the city the purchase of the property. Kuibs, Is saf ety program, which at least provides City AttorneyGary MSy told the to cIQi1)1 on 11w pirdtase, the city will not expecting word of the grant approval almost every Seminole elementary beard he received wore jet Wit aiy 1e the 13.7$0 ihich was md to from the U.S. Desrt of the Interior dWed with $ lecture from a deputy on Táadsy eiØ's Diltisi thst& counsel for ComB.nk.Longwood Is bind the oi*lon, but also the $12,500 the s LAKE MARY, Page 1A Addy. S - ' - World....................... - In Leisure •• Crossword .....................IA DewAbby Dr. Lamb .................... ..IA 4A 3A IA .......................ZA HM 3A °UIehtI ...................... 7A 59r5 ........................1OA Televisiss ................LIISUI S -. S ai.alii.t4 S -' Mary Taps Reserves For Park Dw Mason of the Florida Freewheelers - P S Adil Lake bu1I,1WSft gaz ni -- S . I -• 14 rp �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. is, 900 I VVORLD 8Y DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer for two years. - proposed Heathrow Planned Unit Develop. - City Attorney Gary Massey told the Lake Mary City Council Thursday night that Circult Judge Dominick Saul has joined Circuit Judges Voile Williams Jr. and William McGregor in considering the Issue. The county commission is challenging the annexatlon in a lawsuit. with the hijackers. - Massey said Salfi has not decided whether "The plane returned to Beirut airport at 2:30 p.m. annexations, but it does have the lawsuits dustrial on the 33 acres north of the Strom- he will require attorneys for both sides Massey and County Attorney Nikki Clayton to present new oral arguments or will decide the case by reviewing the record of past proceedings. The case has been in the court - Larnaca, Cyprus. bâg.Carlson plant on Rinehart Road as requested by Artemas McCoy. McCoy has said he will build a warehouse-industrial complex, valued at $10 million, at the site, Adopted on final reading a change in against Lake Mary and Casselberry. Sanford officials have said a new court action won't benefit Sanford but will help the county and the two sister cities, In other business at the Lake Mar' - 7:30 am, EST. Police and airline officials are negotiating with hijackers," airline officials said, The plane, a Boeing no with 80 Passengers left Beirut at 1:45 p.m. 6:45 am. EST on a flight to JUI7 llw1Il. forbidden under state law. The county insists Approved the appointment by Mayor the annexation leaves a parcel of county Walter Sorenson of former Councilman Pat Southward as grants liaison person property partially surrounded by city property and this creates an enclave. The city representing the city council. Confirmed Sorenson's appointments of contends a parcel of land to be an enclave must be completely surrounded by the city Roger Dixon, Tom West, Bill Durrenberger, property. Kenneth King and Virginia Mercer to the The term has not been defined by the planning and zoning board and Andy courts, the Legislature or the attorney Maggard, Al Gutheil, Fred osslcI and general. The city of Sanford has been urging Richard Fess to the city's board of adthe county to join with it In a "sweetheart" justment. court action seeking a definiV.'i of the word, Adopted on final reading an ordinance The county is not suing Sanford over any changing the zoning from agriculture to iii.. ment near Interstate 4 and Lake Mary Boulevard will stand, BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) -A Lebanese Middle East Airlines jetliner with 00 passengers aboard was hijacked en route from Beirut to Cyprus today but returned to Beirut where officials began negotiating - 0..1...J.11 .t...e.. 1 UllUl o ...-...e.. VlISlJWINS UI WUAUIUII 1VaV QI$ VIftIdYC A third circuit judge has been added to the panel of judges to decide whether Lake Mary's annexation two years ago of the Lebanese Jetliner Hijacked With 80 Passengers Aboard meeting, the council: Unanimously elected Councilman Burt The county cliaUenged the annexation, I IN BRIEF - Swedish Ship Hits Bridge Lone Thief Robs Freddie GOTHENBURG, Sweden (UP!) An 10,000-ton freighter struck a bridge in thick fog today, demolishing the bridge and sendipg several cars and trucks plunging more than lOO feet Into the sea. A major search operation was launched with five Coast Guard and customs boats equipped with unclerwater television cameras, A Coast Guard spokenan said it was "highly unlikely" anyone would have survived. NATION zoning from agriculture and office COfl mercial to commercial for the tract of land a the southwest corner of Mills and Lake Mar, Boulevard to permit construction of a co mercial office building as requested b Johnny Walker and Thomas Mills. Approved the appointment by Sorensof of Councilman Ray Fox tq represent the éit1 the board concerned with the Sanford regional sewer plant. I Requested an opinion from Massey on whether the city can permit a community building to be constructed on city parkland. City Manager Phil Kulbei said various eErie groups In the city have raised $9,000 for the - ----- Gold Fever Hits Markets le Conservative Union Poll WASHINGTON (UPI) The American Conservative Union today said Rep. Philip Crane, H-Ill., was the most conservative of the 1980 presidential congress, and Sen. Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass., was the least conservative. The ACU also said the first session of the 96th Congress last year was the most conservative since 1973. The presidential candidates in Congress received the following ratings: Crane, 100 percent; Sen. Robert Dole, H-Kim., 75 percent; Senate GOP leader Howard' Baker of Tennessee, 60 percent; Rep. John Anderson, H-Ill., 33 percent; and Kennedy, zero percent. — building's construction. -Confirmed the appointments of Perin. chief and Councilman Victor Olvera as co. chairman of the city's public safety depart. ment, comprised of the police and fire departments. The appointment of Jim Orioles as fire chief was also confirmed. - previously reported as "gradually deteriorating." "The general health condition of President Jp Bros Tito is without essential changes compared with yesterday," a one-sentence medical bulletin reported. Russian Ship Can't Unload Satellite Launch Goes Smoothly JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) A Russia-bound freighter entered its third day at anchor at the St Johns River today stymied In Its effort to shipment of phosphoric acid by the International Umgsho,emen's Association embargo. The 570400t Norwegian bulk esther Bow Sea, which arrived Wednesday to pick upaahtprnenta(*tong of superphosphoric acid, was prevented from doing - by the tightening ILA embargo of all Russia-bound cargo, McCartney Faces Jail Stay - . and other assets representing bankprsmIs.s .................................1,927 estate owned other than jammable military corn- Realbank ................................382 munications network has All otherpremises assets ...................................835 completed the first leg of its TOTAL ASSETS Journey into space. (sum of Items 1 thru 11) ...................... 72,645 WEATHER TOps R.siives Lake . . . : s • . ___ .. " F . ... - — . Bundy . - . __ .., ____ ___ __ 1. ____ _____ ' .. . ___ __ . .. ___ _ _____ __ .. ___ _____ ______ ______ _____ ____ r . . •' I! --. ____ ____ ________ ___ ______ __ ____ __ . . ' ___ _____________ -__-------- ---- ___ --- I _ .. -1. ,... . -. •. . .. , - •1.. - - . • .- ~ 1 ~rl' T r. . ..t .*--.- .1. T!", ff.' ; MEMPHIS, HIS, Tenn. (UPI) To get "excited" for his concerts, Elvis Presley wanted drugs so badly he would turn to mysterious out-of-town sources if his doctors cut off his supply, friends and physicians claim, "He was one who didn't like to suffer, so he would get whatever he needed to ease him up," Billy Smith, a cousin and wardrobe manager for Presley, testified Wednesday during a state Board of Medical Examiners hearing on Dr. George Nichopoulos. The white-haired family doctor, who treated Presley for 11 years, Is charged with the indiscriminate prescription of drugs to the en- J - D R - .— - of 4 0 11 - - . - ________ -- .. - 4_I- -. I .,..- _-. - •?. i. .t . - _.''., tertalner and 19 others. He could lose his medical license if found guilty of the civil charges. Smith and Al Estrada, road manager for Presley, both testified Presley often received drugs that were mailed from unknown sources in Las Vegas. . "He would do his best to conceal It from everyb* else," Eatrada said aboät the packag es that arrived every two months. "Even DI NI.. chopoulos." But the family doctor knew about the drugs Presley was getting behind his back and tried stop the flow, said Di-. Lawrence Rubles, a specialist in gastric Illnesses who was called in to Presley during hospital stays. "Several times, Dr. Nichopoulos called to treat lament his difficulty in trying to regulate medication given him by others," Rubles testified. "We felt he was being overtreated by doctors In the West." so concerned the physicians that they confronted Presley In his hospital room. "I asked him why he was taking those uppers and downers," Rubles said. "lie said, '11 you've seen my shows then you must know how excited I have to get,' Teenagers Scream For Stiff Marijuana' Laws At Hearing WASHINGTON (UP!) Four teen-agera screamed abuse at an elderly woman to underline the sharp differences between those who want stiff penalties for marijuana use and those who think the punishment does more harm than the weed, Ironically, the four teen-agers favor stiff penalties for marijuana use and the woman, Dr. - Dorothy Whipple, a Georgetown University pediatrics professor in her late lOs, favors the legalization-of marijuana. As one anti-marijuana mother put it Thursday after two days of Sena te Judiciary Committee hearings on the medical effects of pot, "There is no gray area." After a generation of "scare" stories linking marijuana with heroin and grotesque behavior which UCLA researcher Thomas Ungleider said - ruined the government's credibility In its war- nings against stronger drugs marijuana became very popular among young adults in the 1970s and dropped from the priorities of law enforcement agencies. — . - - Now, with heavy use pre valent in th e na tion's junior and senior high schools, parent and teacher groups are demanding an end to the leniency. The outcry, brought before hearings chaired by Sen. Charles Mathias, H-Md,, may cause the conunittee to reconsider a bill it approved In December that would sharply reduce federal penalties for marijuana use. Even the advocates of "decriminalizing" or legalizing the use of marijuana agreed heavy use by adolescents is harmful ""FLORICIA"" I 1 ARRIVE ALIVE ' : SUNSHINE STATE,_ ---- FOR 114F REST TV SERVICE PH 112 U)SI __St_.'.S PunsroI Notk•s __________________ - JAN'S PRODUCE _ eorge McCall Jr., St. Petersburg; three sisters, Irs. W. C. McCall, Phi. ., She Is survived by one ion, Walter Merchant, Sanford; brother, Allen Nelson, Ian- astle, Mrs. Walter Moore, ford; Iota' grandeans and tow lacon Ga., and Mrs. Jim ording, Orlando; three randchI1drenand three in UramkowFw'alHatnels r4uwas 1 Is Feat-grandchildren. Brinson Fwser1 Home-PA I= ()5 PPTBRS0N i in charge of- .'nents, Mrs. Odessa . Marie Paterson, N, of Rat. 2, PAULPLTEJtWN ' " __ —. his horns, will be at 2 pm,, Saturday at Brisson Funeral Horns With Nov. Bruce Skm of Groveland officiating assisted by Or. J. T. Cosrnato. In lieu of flowers family requests con. tributlons be made to the American Cancer Society. . Paw J, Pearson, iS,Route , Sanford, died Tuesday. . GUARANTEED FRESH NOT PRE-PACKAGED - moved to Sanford in 1100. He FM I f'\ Ind a cupente'. Helsswvtvedbyason, F INEST AND FRESH EST QUALITY MONEY CAN BUY— SELECT YOUR OWN... IN ANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE ras an army veteran of WWII I" SW6 LM PRODUCE $ AM TM 5:15 PM 3= in Pontiac. IlL, he - FRESH . SWor4 died Tueelay. Born ' FUflIf'li ser vices for Mrs. Faye Louise broedwefi, 73, of 113 W. Airport boulevard, Sanford, who died Thursday, will be Saturday at 10 am at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Freddie Smith of ficlating. Cremation to follow. Oramkow, in charge. ON WED., FRI. SAT. & SUN. ARM FRESH EXTRA = LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGOS No its es - iut Saw ._—. - JAN'S PRODUCE eothsra, Chester. cisarlas MSUI ad Arnold, all of Pontiac, MON. TNRU PRO. N L; *e. gra4thla ad MTU!!4. I - iied"Sawnwas negrest.çandchlld. Located IN The heir The Sinlerd Village Super Plea Market. PHONE 333.54s4 1$$ French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92). SInful _____ JL, . - _____________________ R. - Elvis Turn To Mysterious Sources To Get 'Excited' . Ready Only one peremptory today at the doss of we weeks of jury selection for Theodore Bandy's second Florida murder trial. Finding a jury for Bwsdy's trial in Miami for th. (lii allnegis ' — ses& 10 a MW AIstMo177jrph S MrvIiusd before Uesay wee asted IJuIy. dy lw"lng ad strIieg 1l.pta two Florida State sorority sisters as they slept on Jan. is, 1971 in Tall&sassea. Televising of we, trial, utesred to duds, the day *aiy acquainted mlUkm of people with his past. oRLANDo: Via. (UPI) = . ___ Jury- Almost IiaIIp rnAlns to the defense - ___ FOR SPECIAL CLUB vi., 114ay series of dress rehearsals. Astronauts John Young and Robert Crippen were set to get into the cockpit ati:lS am. today. Mockre.entry as 10a.m. wlthlandingat 11 am. m. The regularly scheduled tests ended Thursday with the successful simulation of the re-entry and landing of the nation's first reusable spacecraft, but space agency officials decided to repeat the landing exercise. to study the shuttle's braking device. - ____ . traveling behind the van and noticed it fmsht.nl. saw sparks and then flames shooting , - - . - BOUQUET fl_.,t__.I CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) Astronauts Planned to test the Space Shuttle Columbia's braking system today ins trial that was tacked on the end of an ____ ' i - Services and burial will be in Cornell, Ill., she moved to and Mrs. Frieda Aldrich, in Pontiac, IlL Gramkow Sanford in 1950 from Pontiac, Oviedo; brother, Carl Don. George H. McCall. 80, of 209 Funeral home, Sanford, is in in nelley, Ottawa, Ill.; two E. 22nd St., Sanford, died charge of local arrangements. grandchildren and one great- 1 Thursday night at his home, She Is survived by a son, grandchild. Born In Ogeechee, Ga., he MRS. FAYE BROADWELL John Pouk, Los Angeles, Services and burial will be lived in Sanford for the post 55 Calif.; mother, Mrs. Nora in Pontiac, Ill. Gramkow years. He was a member of Mrs. Faye Louise Broad. Dumpke, Ottawa, I ll.; sisters, Funeral Home, Sanford, Is in the First Baptist Church of well, 73, of 113 W. Airport Mrs.' Vera Streul, Ottawa, Ill, charge of local a rrangements. anioru, •_ tie was we reureu tsouievaru, Sanford, anrora, died owner and operator of the Thursday. Born In Waterford, McCall Paint and Body Shop, she moved to Sanford wife, three years ago from Survivors include his Waterbury, Vi. She was a McCALL, 050101 1,— Sanford . Burial 01 d Mrs. Lucille McCall, uot.. Bl'ision Funeral home-PA In charge. R. Mrs. Doris mem ber of the Central Memorial laughter, McCall, SO, of 700 E. flnd St., Reagan, Tavares; son, I3SPIIIt Qittdi IROADWIL.L, MRS. PAYS Sanford, who died Thursday as Shuffle Brake Test Set . - . GEORGE B. MCCALL tower spokesman said. - jghn ' . ck Shriner. Bristol, Ind., said she was Vi re tilit'l she got out of her carand looked engulfed i n ilailles", lie teslific(;. - around. I'm an ex-GI like a Large napauiiTinb.' WW" \ olanda Ihrig, a high school student from Clark was among a halfdozen witnesses Elkhart, said she was driving from Goshen to who testified they saw the girls' Pinto explode Elkhart and eventually passed both the van immediately after it was struck from (apt. (an Phillips of the Sanford Salvation Army almost and the I'into. She said she traveled alongside the rear. presents Sanford Woman's Club I'resident the van for a short distance at a speed of The trial ended its first week of testimony Winifred (11111) GIelow with a bouquet of roses at about 45 to 50 mph and also trailed the Pinto the Sanford Kiwanis Club meeting In appreciation Thursday. It resumes Monday. at a speed of about 30 mph. The deaths of the three girls prompted the for her club's efforts in raising Si .L00 for Miss lhrig said after she passed the Pinto, it the, Indictment of the Ford Motor Co. on charges Salvation Army's annual Christmas drive, of reckless homicide. The prosecution conappeared to It- still slowing down when she Kiwanlans raked $1,600 and the women were the tends Ford was negligent in designing the s1lw the collision with the van. first club ever to go over 51,0041. Kiwanis Club Pinto, making It susceptible to explosions and She told the court there was one large exPresident Earl Weldon (right) will he presented fires in rear-end collisions. plosion "like a txnnb blowing up." She, her The six witnesses indicated the Pinto was the hell award at the \rmv's annual meeting in brother and sister returned to the crash and moving rJowly - most estimated the speed March. saw the Pinto ''all in flames," - then San Francisco, and It returned to the airport, a . Park . .... AREA DEATHS - . . ROSE I MIAMI (UP!) Eastern Airlines technicians were trying to determine today what caused one engine of a jumbo jetliner to begin sparking after takeoff from Miami International Airport and forced its return to the airport. The wide-body Airbus A300, carrying 112 people, had just taken off Thursday night when the pilot of another plane noticed the sparks and reported it to the tower. The tower relayed the information to the nine-yearold Eastern plane, which was bound for Atlanta and - ,"-.' • - S• Jot Sparks After Takeoff HOSPITAL NOTES , W ' - . . - e. - G FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, (UP!) The remains of some 69,W) gallons of gasoline that had raised the spectre of explosions at busy Port Everglades drifted toward sea today. Parts of the port were closed for almost 10 hours Thursday after a 510-foot barge loaded with me than seven million gallons of gas and diesel fuel rammed into a Jetty at the port entrance before dawn, opening a gaping hole In its bow and allowing gas to gush out. The entire port was closed for more than three hours, and about 40 percent remained shut until early afternoon as gas drifted Into pockets of the port, according to acting Port Director Phillip Greene. 63,781 , . 1. U . ,,", - Gasoline Spill Out To Sea As Port Avoids Explosions .. ' ,, "The van hit the Pinto in the left rear, Clark said. I expected it to be a fender bender. To his horror, however. Clark watched as the 1973 Ford Pinto the subject of a landmark criminal trial in which he was testifying Thursday t (1 - — IN BRIEF - '-. ., 11 .. R.porters Now Departing Iran ... -. R"1 4 LIABILITIES Items 13 thru ii) .............................. -; - dant. Sellers, of Fayetteville, Ga., is seeking $1.75 million in actual or general damages and $450,000 in punitive damages. satellite destined to provide a. Total demand deposits ...................22,041 By DAVID bL RAZIR police equipment, two police radio checks from Amarillo, TIM1, allegedly b. Total time and savings. d light,. in his car, used in the fraud IIersldStaff Writer deposits ...............................41,710 deputies say. Riaj1i will probably be chged by Federal funds Purchased arid A man arrested Thursday by deputies securities sold under agreements RlggaU was arrested in the Longwood deputies with possession of the gun, to repurchase after Sun Bank officials alleged he was Sun Bank parking lot while beak officials crime If he is convicted felon. Deputies 2,197 Intet.rIng . a nd Vying to defraud than, Is being held kept a woman, who ldsntljedhs,seIfas 1aytheywewalflngfjof (note balances) issued to the U.S. NATIONAL II PORT, North and south baton residents were worin without bond on W variety of charges h1 wile, waiting as thy Called deputies. New Mexico manslaughter conviction, ;o.; apart Thursday as a slick layer of ice Treasury and other liabilities Iared southern highwa ys but 'sp.r.d northern city dwellers a wild rush-hour drive to work. On the from Seminole County and two other Deputies report bank officials had been they say, Ii on itlggs's for borrowed money None .West Coast, a ilflle sunshine sneaked th rough clouds covering northern states. Th. list of charges is growing, inUgsttng Riggall for several days, So far, deputies say five Jur1jdktjo Mortgage Indebtedness and liability ''California, lessening the danger of Heeding. Rain $Pf*Id acres the deputies my. for capitalIzed leases ........................ saying they believed he was committing including Bosgsr, TeL, Vernon, Tex., None .:Mnqof,$l fromthiCarolinast.alorgth. OuK All other James David Iliggall, 25, of Hereford, acts of dep e. Coast. Chest, Miss., hid 1 lOch of rain. Thunderstorms 759 os th it wi intent to defraud, by Dathart, Tax., and Hereford, Tex., have TOTAL liabilities ............................................ dropped large LIABILITIES (excluding : iail in south central Texas, thin moved through Houston Thursday Tez., whose address Is listed as the depositing money in his account with bad notified the sheriff's department they In notes and debentures) (sum of 'ifternoon. A winter storm is expected to develop over the Central Altamonte Springs Days Inn, Is facing checks from o ers, th than withdrawing it will attempt to extradite Riggall as soon :: Rocky Mountains today ad a heavy snow warning was Issued for the fr4 in Items 9thru23) .............................. 66,767 Seminole Circuit ccitt, followed before the first checks bounced, ,Colorado mountains, The storm Is atpeded to sweep towards the as Seminole is done trying 1dm. Subordina ted notes and debentures................None :-,4,ara*a P.I*IR4IS $ofij today j .byextraditicn to IIVO ThUS COWities and . When RIgpIl agreed to a search of his A woman claiming to be Riggall's wife _____ EQUITY CAPITAL ARIA RIAD1NQI (I $ ash temperature ; 611 ovrnight on charges of bank fraud. car, following his arrest, deputies say was rt4eaeedbvdepudss who say they do Preferred stock ;.;yesterdays high: 78: barometric bressure: *11; relative humidIty:55j 68 a. No. shares outstanding None (par value) Additionally, he will be tried In they discovered the police equipment, a not have enough evidence to haiti liar at None ::'.orcent, winds: south 12 mph. SATURDAY 7101$: D.ylesa Slash: high 8:0, low 3:U, high 0:0. SSlnInole on charges of Installing illegal ,307 magnum revolver and a $ckage of this time. common stock Pef Caaaysra, high 8:41, low 8:42: hIgh 0:05, low 8:10. Syp,5 high ISO, low .41 high 3:05, lowS:10. a. No, shares authorized io,ioo It. Avostimp to Joisiter ,,OWN Miles I b. No. shares outstanding 80,400 (par value) 804 Winds southeast to south around 1$ knots today becoming variIe 10 SIl Surplus 4,716 5io$$ tonight and Saturday. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Partly cloudy with chance S few s$1iiers mainly today. UndIvld,dpcfj, ' r. reserve CestSd Frees Page U o ther capita I reserves 1 LIlA POUCA$Ts Csneiderabta. cleudinesi and a ctancs of 32$ Letters from some of the hostages to their captivity, TOTAL ;$....-s today, Secoming partly dewy tonight and Saturday. Highs from 'reporting inside Iran since friends, ITAL relatives and wgli.wlahsri began The exiled shah, In an interview '.tnstly mid to upper los. Lows fenight in the 1.Wks variable (sum of Items 00 thru ) ...................... 557$ meetly Tuesday, were ordered to leave the arriving thlsweek for the first time In thâ bro.dast lit. Thursday on Wutherly 10 mph. Rain prshabilfty 40 percent today. TOTAL LIABILITIAND ES EQUITY . emby by today. thdbd States. CAPITAL (sum Of items 21.21 and 30) ......... dsnietl claims against him by his 72,645 At the United Nations, hopes dimmed 1% letters, written In answer to ccuntr)lnsi of m murder and torture Amounts outstanding asMEMORANDA of report date for an Initiative by MáLce to free the 00 hwiids of thoiwasida of ørlstspu and vowed he would not abdicate his a. Standby letters Of credit, total................... Amerlomlmstigesfrcmwliattheoldw cards they received, Indicated the thi. is _____________________ of the captives desorth.d as b, Time certificates of deposit a "an or. Americans, to their 78th day of captivity, "Abdicate that does not exist In our dsnomkist$ons $100 or 1,225 deal" soil "terrible aitustlon" In a lathe' were trying $0 maintain high aplIta. But vocabulary," Shah 1101111111111111113011 Rua C. Othir time deposits In èmouMs .P. $IMINOLRMIMORIA&. . L p,is.r, j received In UMP United States. theyalsedeØct,dthe bjruiiceniftonsof Pahiavi HOSPITAL of$)IMSOarmore ........ 6,43 $ora A. Jisan. Umsiaad . P' , Average for 30 calendir days (or JANUARY I?, 1* Elsie Cafe. Orange City ____ ___ ADMISSIONS celsndarmonth)andingwith,,portda,. ..... DISCNAP$US a. ToNI - its (correspond, to Mary For Jayne 5. SIbb . llrley U. Allen 64,173 Emanuel Rorten RObert Andpsln ,:. .,. . (s) do hby dscl.re that this K. Oshle Louis Davis-, .. Isport of CondItIOn (induitin. the supporting schedules) Ii Sanford C. E*non (tattoesd Fees Page 1A about N Oesrpla EMrsisa. and by th the city would police dssili true tothe bsstof my kaSe4.d,, and belIef, si.igta, ttaae Joyce U. lissli Mr. DeIWIIS $4 Csswsa,i Serens KnIt ld. would crest. rapport between the nSot of NI$W51 have lost its op1Ios. Irsest Arlhe. Orlavv thI*thSD.PI!t1 !".ws1ards.siens Pre,1d,nt and Chief Operating Offi cer polio. and youth of (lie Ruth P. NIle. DelM btLi 'It, Verse K. Dickens, Cas.elherr1' Area Coda -Telephone No. 303333-177k 1 M. 5k,j thatth.bsshwl11gamprythsYIh4oIrouh1a. 4hahas Ptale$cheILDeSlry Vita Dii gns i* Pritg.H. ChrIstianson, Dedund' Ifeghans,. u. v.m.aI; sesk ai. ctnessl V. Dende. Dslla. .1W $4i 1. _'..st,it will actually he tar $ meLItimi, the council voted fu L-.' leile . .i to provide Dew mapa for (lie city. the supporting schedules) vIsit. MlIWs. 01111111 *1141 I.. Na.ei twe.. ss LII11IIY te 1d dSC$WI that it IllS been *MIIflsd by us and to the best o( of (lii puibass price or alit itiri ass from f- artos P. Rhirard. Oswv. .IPAO I. 11 city Lj,, Thl5MNIIiaTulSStey$0 our kn,wui lfIllSbNnprip,r,d In conformance =,., WAS " is *A Row I 111111111=1111111111111 10 Wpititowoshe*scylses The ¶± en the perdiu. memolilik Mack N. CIOyi$*i " 1iit bm gIIa$ig' ILb ComBuk echel,4 Is 3 pm. Msy' T. t.151d15" Directs,. gag a foderni $0 rater c'- Francis Mat $4 thS'dty __________ ____ lbs l, todicatli. C. HN411 McNtly p'----I as _d (SEAL % ddetjnt,..sv.ths. Na. ?L 11411111110 40 t.sslo.Iialtr POW ..,W4,,I1 Daitvaad$.fvasu*Jv ta :... th, . , it ; $Sffi fo ml Micribed_both me this 16th day of a. PNSsh Lw d, JasiUsry, me. and I Ilsrmy wtw Nit I m not ___ U . an officer .'.. aIiNi F.da / -cl.• ridais in the *scterOfIM,ks*, A NOW I,.. to applying far kiesi prs lbs bi'i Mt:.jiuI , -' to that 2, jib Will be Y 55ssL.rsougkw5esb Msn1hUNs61j Sslanat*es $Wsmkir $5, • funi d• *,1S1 $5.6 weea sue, le, ::pjajjst j5. Cu bea he aleed, uiat s lad at . 1 1,* air jobs SM 4ma I .d1 o10rvPuteic ii. nd va$i$0lion would take for a youth ictMtim proam In ;, .", vii be crested. ' ,.., about 15 mph '.hile the van was traveling near the speed limit of 50 mph. % ill illmm iam J. Martin, i.ewmston, N .-Y., rushed to the sce ne shortly after the accident. "1 could look directly into the front wind. shield area of the Pinto. I could see a solid , mass o otanke , unt. •'. ocre was absouie soliutely y no air space. The flames were up over the roof," he sah, - loan losses .............................333 Man Held I Bank Fraud S WINAMAC, hid. (UN) - Albert J. Clark Jr. of Osteen, Fla,, was driving along a fivelane stretch of U.S. Highway 33. in August 1978 when he saw an rear-end collision between a van and a small car carrying three young women. . ATLANTA (UP!) A $2.2 million federal lawsuit has been filed against the American Broadcasting Co. by a freelance writer who accuses ABC-TV of illegally using Information he gathered about the death of Elvis Presley. The suit, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court In Atlanta by Larry Sellers, also named Geraldo Rivera, who appears on ABC-TV's "20.20" show, as a defen- that roared rift its Kend4 Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ................16,665 Spice Center launch pad on and savings deposits of schedule at 8:26 p.m. Thur. TimeIndividuals, partnerships, and btara11111 PsebyOsyjjIaj$sr sday put 11w third Fleet "COI'PCIatIOfl5) .................................34473 Satellite Communications Deposits of United State Government .............. 846 (FLTSATCOM) satellite Into Deposits of Sta tes and political Satellite lifts off from Cape Canaveral subdivillons In the United States ...............11,076 an elipilcal transfer orbit. AlIo$twrdeposlts ............................ 12 Certified a nd officers' dwcks ..................... 709 Total Deposits (sum of TOKYO (UP!) Former Beetle Paul McCartney awoke that he could be held up to 10 more days while authorities investigate rnarIjuana chaps against hun. TheNarcotIsBureauwonIts demandfor, the detention of MCartney while it continues its in. vestigation. Narcotics officers said totnpanied by a Japanese lawyer, was cooperative In reyIng to their inquiries but was vague about where he oitaineci On marijuana. _________________________ "' . ABC Sued On Elvis Story purchased underagreements toresell ......... a. Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) ....................28.697 b. Less: allowance for possible An Atlas-Centaur rocket. still trouble ahead. Building permits, which often give an indication of future construction activity, dropped 47 percent last month. Says Ex-GI Of Fatal Car Explosion . — For the full year, however, housing starts totaled 1.74 million units, a 13.8 percent decline from the 198 rate of 2,02 million units, the Commerce Department said. And there Is 'It Was Like A Large Napalm Bomb,' " ., . another link In an 11. , . -. - OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (UP!) A batch of gold used In research and valued at about 64,000 is missing and believed stolen despite tight security at a government laboratory. The FBI entered the investigation Thursday for the 81 ounces of gold at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, a Department of Energy installation 25 miles west of Knoxville, where the atomic bomb was developed and energy research is now going on, The FBI and DOE officials offered few details on what was described as a "mysterious disappearance." - . I ' $64,000 In Gold Missing c. Loans, Net...................................... 28, 312 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Lease financing receivables ......................None (UP!) A solar-powered Bank premises, furniture and fixtures . . - - nection with the slaying of a young Kentucky newlywed couple was to begin deliberating his late today in a separate phase of the trial. Under Mississippi's capital punishment law, the Harrison County Circuit Court panel of six men and six women was scheduled to go back into session at 8 a.m. to begin considering whether to recommend that Wheat be executed in the state gas chamber or draw a life prison sentence. Wheat, a 40-year-old exconvict, was accused of capital murder in the shooting deaths of the young Paducah, Ky., honeymooning couple last summer on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, I BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) A medical bulletin said today Yugoslav President Josip BrO Tito's condition had stabilized but there was no change in the state of the 87-year-old leader's left leg . — Legal Notice Tito 's Condition Stable V "Frankly, I'm surprised by the December performance,' said Michael Sumichrast, chief economist of the National Association of Home Builders. Pinto Trial . GULFPORT, Miss. (UP!) A jury that convicted Wheat of capital murder Thursday in con- Y .. they expect the report to show a surprising annual growth rate of between 2 and 3 per. cent. . Kenneth He then ran out with an undetermined amount of cash in bills conduct a strip search at the county jail. ranging from $1 bills to $100 bills, chased by the restaurants Kitsie M. Hartsfleld of Eustis is ctuuged with striking manager, who lost sight of him a short distance down the high. corrections officer Clara Palmer In the eye, when Ms. Palmer way, witnesses told deputies. tried to remove aL4a.m. Thursday RAPE CASE THROWN OUT at the jail. A seal assault charge against a 31-year-old Alabama man Mrs. Hartafleld had been arrested earlier by Oviedo police was thrown out Thursday after depositions from the alleged on charges she tried to stop them from arresting her husband victim and witness showed they could not identify the on driving under the influence of alcohol charges, and that she assailant. resisted arrest with violence. CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams dismissed the charges She was released later Thursday on bond. (including Domestic Subsidiaries) against Charles Wyatt, also known as Troy Daniels, after FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE GONE Assistant Public Defender Thomas Greene stated there was no SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 32771 Another set of thieves going for heavy household goods stole evidence linking Wyatt with the 64-year-old woman he was a set of wrought Iron lawn furniture from a Sanford home STATE BANK NO. 40e FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT NO. accused of raping in November, 1979. Tuesday night, say deputies. CLOSE OF BUSINESS DATE DECEMBER 31, in Greene's motion stated depositions show the victim was Sennie Merchant reported the loss of $250 worth of heavy ASSETS drunk at the time of the alleged attack In her home, and the I white lawn furniture, including, a table, bench and two chairs, Mill. Thou. only witness, the victim's young grandaughter, was unable to from her carport, at 2704 Truman Blvd. In Sanford, deputies Cash and due from depository i de ntify the assailant. say. iflStItUtIOflS .................................... 5,575 Wyatt, who has been held without bond since his arrest on US Treasure securities ..........................11.186 MOTORCYCLE MISSING Obligations of other U. S. Nov. 4, was ordered released by Williams. An almost-new motorcycle, with only a few miles on it, Government agencies and corporations ASSAULT CHARGED 31701 disappeared from a Longwood garage Wednesday, deputies Obligations of States and political A Eustis woman has been charged with assaulting an officer say. subdivisions In the United States ................ 9,992 after she allegedly resisted attempts by a Seminole deputy to The bike, owned by Don Carter of 210 Pheasant Run, was All other securities ...................................2 Federal funds sold and securities Gold fever spread across the world's financial markets today with the price per ounce shooting over the $800 mark In London, Zurich, Hong Kong and New ork. The ce of gold shot up $79.50 overnight in Zurich from M50, to open at $810 an ounce. In London, the Price jumped $45 to open at $800 an ounce and within minutes the market was trading at so an ounce. It climbed to a new all-time closing high of $817 an ounce in Hong Kong, taking the lead from New York where it surpassed the $800 mark Thursday. come. The Commerce Department today was scheduled to unveil its report on how the overall economy fared during last year's final three months. Administration economists say Jury To Decide Wheat Fate parked in his garage at 8 p.m. but gone by 9 p.m. said deputies adding Carter had left his keys In the ignition. CONSTRUCTION GOODS TAKEN Over $1,000 worth of lumber was stolen from a county con. struction site Monday night, deputies report. Three hundred feet of 2 x 4 lumber and 93 4 x 8 plywood panels worth a total of $1,095 vanished from a lot at the Redwing Lake building site in Casselberry, deputies report. Construction workers say they believe the material was loaded Into a blue Chevrolet pickup seen on the site. LADDERSGONE Some time between Friday and Tuesday, thieves made off with 13 22-foot grove ladders valued at $910 from a grove off Brantley Road in Oviedo, deputies say. The belonged to the Smith Fruit Company of Altamonte. deputies say. By united Press Intionsi nations economy finished 1979 on a healthy note with a slight rise in housing construction and another large increase In personal in. - Showing Healthy Signs The economy expanded by3.l percent inthe surprisingly healthy level. third quarter after a 2.3 percent slide during The Commerce Department said housing the April-June period, construction rose 0.3 percent last month. The administration was braced for a Most economists had expected home recession during much of last year. But it inflationbuilding to decline sharply for t he third never materialized, mainly because at straight month In December, as record leery consumers continued to spend money mortgage rates and tight money continued to a robust pace. Most experts, however, believe the spen- adversely Impact construction, ding trend cannot continue much longer and Construction of new homes and apartments the recession will arrive soon, had plunged by 21 percent between SepTwo government reports Thursday offered tember and November before the trend was proof the economy, finished last year at a reversed last month. — Crane At Top, Ted Trails - is Steak House . By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A man pulling a gun from a paperbag -madeoff with an undetermined amount of cash from a Fern Park restaurant early this morning, deputies say. The lone thief, wearing a stocking mask, entered Freddie's Steak House on U.S. Highway 17.92 shortly before 12:15 a.m. today, and displaying a handgun carried into the restaurant In a paper bag, ordered cashier Kathy Westlund of Fern Park to turn over all the cash both in and under the register tray, WASHINGTON (UP!) Although a recession is still anticipated this year, the IN BRIEF - - Nation's Economy 3rd Judge Added To Annexation Panel B"'B"B"BBB Friday, Jan. is, 1910-iA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..- . F t '% . • b .. t - �.---.- '., - .. - Evening HemM Around U.S. The lofty ideals of the international Olympic movement have long since been eroded by the de ,C .,an.....0 nr,nlrr ê.. .IUIIIjI$ UI IIlUIIy UI Il.0 .. - - - -.._...-..._... . - - of the Seminole County Com- - - -. ... - Can you believe milk may be added to the list of things bad for you? * VIEWPOINT S u rvey Of Our Schools Of . . By WILLIAM STEIF I The conventional wisdom is: U.S. private schools, elementary_and . seconds r. a iiiOje Pupils, pupils, mathly is a result of desegregation orders to public schools. __ — U.S. public schools, elementary and secondary, are losing pupils rapidly, largely as a result of desegregation. Therefore, both private and public schools need more funds. \ thoughts of discontinuing the dollar slots altogether and substituting half-dollar Struggles over busing In cities like Boston and Louisville are cited to support this view, tell a different story. machines In the hope that although the antemight be less, the volume would be much greater and likewise the net. The National Center for Education of aggression, shts hait If vwj.,Ausli -'--uw ..v- - a - LIGHTER SIDE He's T% at.... pi — uvvr wvu t.. t... ... . V Robvt)Strs Uie pr,,t',iiaj adviser bow it thathe — the shah pjj p. Ma1v 'swS u ...0I UUUU between 11 it and 12 Wasbiniton time - £_ -'- IT h4cst, CIA Director Slamfield Tusar was quoted . I * ..: - - ------ 00--__ ~ . i — --'Ntsu.hI'v 1 0111ba !i~ ,W00"W * L - SO* ~. " R1 — ws - was -- - few-NOV-- to do any0ft be wada. We on yew slile.$$ And the lot. Nelson Ro*felhur wrote a ht* to the sindi WiNag of his respect for the 'CO55lO5l, will and statesman-like Yes have labia" to form a E' Thu letter VU signed wawIUtssm." '"I is$aMi is right; Cia wild bahUS that a Ribicoft or a ROfoUsndl eat i ISV thu of l n",2m 1 . , - - eide —. -v- - HlahardNlasm, two 1 *PVA*tj*~ i,.' WW to a*tsM* Gwid ftd ad one kb *wIllosibW aloft Waft0selit lo . ii: I ,. __ .: - ;.'. . __________ "% f -- - . . , . -4A2~~ - . I ..:-. - . second most westerly province. While others worry about ayatollahs, or presidential candidates, Albertans concern themselves with pests of a four-legged variety. Alberta is the only place In the Western Hemisphere without rats, and It wants to keep It that way. No rats? Well, almost none. Alberta authorities concede there may be a few Illegal alien rodents on its borders, but they are contained In buffer zones. Other than this, the province is officially rat ire. Moreover, it may be the largest habitable area In the world that is so distinguished. And that's saying something. Europe and f'. - - - ______ rsdnb , __ - White Ihima ll*mad that Us hail bass 5's W 111110 bad ft vim for di*enL ~ In ft coast did "I reeliand by an ft@ wo wW to prm 10 f., , a .i. , ...- he said. However, a major problezim is outfitting the "When the circumstances are appropriate, we Afghan rebels, he said, because they dislike the be ready to take military action. It's not wise Pakistanis who have the logical supply route. One to take action at this time, but we must be alternative would mean shipping arms through the People's Republic of China, but that would be Westmoreland said the deposed Shah of Iran was prepared." Aoo ambitious when he tried to bring the Middle The former Army Chief of Staff also said the US. costly, he said. the former Vietnam War cornmander said. "Iran has only been a unified country when there was a strong military." 1950, when the first of the beasts were spotted here, the province organized a counterattack. It instituted a Rat Control Prograiii as an adjunct to its agriculture department. Initially, the program consisted of one man sprinkling arsenic around granaries. Today there are at least 250 soldiers in Alberta's "rat patrol," most of them volunteers. They are the people who are scrambled whenever a rat is reported; they are on 24-hour duty from Grande Prairie to Medicine Hat. They're not kept very busy, though. Alien Norris, a rat patrol supervisor, says- fewer Own 20,000 rodents are found and killed each year. Others are reported, but the sightings are not reliable. Norris says the province has been rat free for so long that Albertans have forgotten what rats look like. So it is that people report everything from domestic pets to grounded birds. Norris thinks 95 percent of the rats reported are something else. People turn in sightings of neighborhood dogs and blowing leaves. This year someone even reported a rat with a white streak down its back — a skunk, I , - - . I" dirt. Indeed, the Rattus norvigicus is so wily that tie may actually be organizing allies in Alberta. Hat patrol officers say somebody in Calgary has recently been smuggling the things into the province. Read the Columnist With Unique Expertise! I I of course. But when the reports are genuine, the rat patrol is ready. Volunteers shoot, burn, club and asphyxiate the Ixsts. This year they will also distribute 7.5 tons of an anticoagulant named Wafarin; Norris says Wafarin is painless, and kilts rats by thinning their blood to the extent that they bleed to death. Not all of theimi succumb, however. Even In Alberta, rats have sundry defensive capabilities. They rarely bite, Norris says, but they can use their speed and intellect to great advantage. There are cases where rats in flight have been observed leaping Into moving vehicles to escape the rat patrol. Then too, the rats sometimes get wise to such things as Wafarin. Then they see their colleagues eat the stuff and die, they will avoid it themselves. Norris claims the rats also get rid of the Wafarin by burying it; he's seen some of the anticoagulant packages covered with as much as a foot of 'r . " A . . W I .. $, . . ol. 1% ; 1 - 0 vo.." -,. ft - V , . - Commission. with them. TALLAHASSEE, FLA. (UPI) Background checks on persons being York said his department, which It also would require York's departconsidered for appointnwtt to sensitive makes the confidential Investigations for ment, upon request of an appropriate state offices are hampered because the the governor and Senate can't get the Senate committee or the Senate law does not require job applican ts to be FBI and some states to cooperate without president, to turn over all background - *-----.---------.---- L. WESTMORELAND .. .Shah made error Would Law Nab Crooks Before They Take Office ? . , - F1 rida Fn9 ierprints - .., 44 I*t. _rf : .~,; L .111!- P. . 1: No * -. . I Y I r __ 16 must fingerprints, Information turned up by Its investiga. Fl.or4a Department of Applicants for state offices frequently Lion of persons whose appointment to cement Commissioner James York live In oIlier Mates or have come to office is subject to Senate confirmation. *0111, wants to ask the Legislature to give the Florida from other states, requiring York said he also Is having problems governor authority to require finger- b.cl4rosmd checks extending beyond gaining access on a confldentia)basls to prints from any person being considered Florida border& telephone toll records and unlisted numfor nombustlon or appelntm.nt to a In addition to fingerprintIng, the bars which often are lndlspenslble to proposed law would provide that where a criminal investigations. public ovice. The proposal also would allow the person being conaldered for an ap- He said unless specifically prohibited Senate pr.dent to require finger. polntmeit may have been arrested or from doing so, telephone company ofpr44ag of .fiicials whose appointments convicted in some other Mate or for a ficlals feel they must notify subscriber of federal offense, the governor can law enforcement inquiries, hampering are subject to senate ntinnation. PM NOPLAYViIG FIIST LADY? Goy, Bob Graham has asked York to arrange for exchange of criminal history investigation and subjecting undercover Kenaidy, wife of presidential candidate Ben hold up on tie recommendation with he records with the FBI and other Mates. agents to unnecessary peril. can look further into the need for It, 'The The law would protect the conHis pruposed law would require Pdward Kennedy, of fers the press an impr.ns ii authority, which the governor could use fldsnllallty of the records, telephone officials to turn over the Inpiano concert recently at her Boston apartment. or ., would cover persons being con- But It would require that, in instances formation, without advising the subKennedy Is actively campaigning and plans skleW for apont men! to everything when the govam exercises appointing scriber u5nliess expressly authorized to by .10 move Into time White lions. If her husband Is tromn a water management board to the authority jointly with other officers, he the law enforcement agent requesting Supreme Court and Public Service must share all criminal history records the Inforinatlon. elected president. -* : -, - - - . - * Joan 'Mrs. if_._7;N.F_ ) A 1F7W . . 0 __ 11 -L tSi - over the cider In Iran," .V ~- Los Angeles Times: On first hearing, President Carter's veto of a study of Agent Orange, a defoliant used in Vietnam, makes hint sound like some heartless ogre. But closer examination shows that he did what he had to (10. The bill ... also would have at?, r'r'nro! the Office of Technology Assessment, an eriipht' of Congress, to veto the format of the study. Carter said that, while he strongly favored the study, he simply couldn't go along with that provision. The battle over congressional attempts to control executive deal as the colonial rats moved westward decades 15 miles a year). And in Asia have been Infested with rats from the beginning of recorded history. And the rest of North America has been bothered for nearly 200 years. Many towns and villages in the United States are presently said to have more rats in them than human beings. The North American infestation began in the late 18th century. It was coincidental with the American Revolution. As maritime Intercourse with the Old World Increased, ships released rats on the eastern seaboard; ominously, the type released was "Rattus norvegicus," also known as the Norway rat. The norvegicus is the most formidable of rodents. It can grow to 16 inches in length, and has been known to attack children and small animals. There may be 10 million of the creatures in New York City alone, some of which will swim miles through sewage lines to enter homes through toilet bowls. Besides this, the Norway rat carries worrisome diseases. During the Middle Ages, its fleas caused bubonic plagues that wiped out the populations of entire communities. In Saskatchewan, Alberta's eastern neighbor, rat bites are reportedly responsible for more than 150 instances of rabies every year. So It was that Albertans worried a good - ______ ______________________ -- a& la to Us tellers at 0 embassy aim- ftM *a cable; "Rificolf said — Imilly se Md *. ?: ,%!,2:r. I ____ ___ DCm - praising' niw .b trtIaI of' hdNP 111 41111110041d 6 r- F I 1111, P01111110 nP and ft*[ adw.' . - "It will take a military strongman to restore severe diplomatic measures against the regime," ': - , . - -- Us low. U "iu lSVUnt tesctiinsules &M taft Sft ,d am , - , W. c _____ - himwe . er* to , - . ______ Retired Eastern nation Into the 20th century before the policy makers should urge Afghan gue NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) Army Gen. William C. Westmoreland says a people were ready. fight Soviet combat troops in their nation. It Is In the military strongman Is needed to bring order and "He was not very realistic," Westmoreland said. United States' Interest to encourage the Afghan "He moved too far and too fast." unification back to Iran. guerrillas In their battle with Soviet forces, he said. He also said America must be prepared for a Westmoreland told a civic club this week On I'll properly armed, the Afghans would make a United States should do nothing that will antagonize military confrontation with Iran In the event It good account of themselves," he said. "The British the Iranian military because they are the only becomes fleCesS&Y. have called them the finest guerrilla fighters in the "We must continue isolation of Iran and take world." forces that can unify tie strifetarn country. in a Cable a Wiling the kaden ambassador: - - ___•_ ________ WHEAT - Westmoreland,,* Iran Needs A Military Strongman -.-- :j.. . Canada's Alberta Area WVI ' :.' Pesty Rodents Avoid .......-. This attitude Is known in the back rooms as the John Connally theory, Some Justice of. ficlals believe Connally was acquitted because the Jury refused to believes man of ...&lk M .L.... aL.. IA LII.. wi's w w WM.1I wu IS u's assi iw aunt weana and stature would all out for His lncoinpsrabls gswus$ty constituted a of caviar. Ills man In W.Ithetan, Ard.shlr $10,000 from lbs milk imt mseelve-1toutheULlawsagatastgift Xsbsdi,malstalnedaglftlistol4,* names, likely helearguewda"b Jwy tht& the Isteat alatss, a fidural inchng Whit. house officials, Cabinet convict a pr',qit, anator Jsl1fn miai Over $189 in d5m and an&ftd of the members of member for accepting a $700 tin of caviar? Y44 aw 111101111 We" military SK PH" ' . &A do " was w mich diselpslialle. He in. an earlier cotumn, i repriedthatzahom affort aid other tavers trom the ux P" hasilaW ww*loss d= $10. His 5Dveflh4M. Y for Us lavish enMany of Its people on Ms gift moat modest giISsUy VU a magnificent spent ftk4I tartamansat 11110 of high W&ton is t were H. l all too wiUlag to give him saytMng j so" #41 provided special guests with the attsfltlona of he wante& a — of 'I'°' '°'' yet" wIRO While Min was hi lbs While hIL'e, Ms d ht Uhewi $11I' Us $100 gift family recelved mamy valasbis gifts &M Us lbs s, hewevir, VU Jest as libely to ' shah. Some of them were Maasd over to Us offer acliil Penis mepni r this assue of lhes, to psiple of '— The shah also invltodaglitturlag array of StateDepai"'illtslswrsqulres.Bvttts jl offl4aJ P.scurds left behind at Us my sths to Iran for records at the Isnian by csti that e-pj Jacqe.11as lbs Nissan accepted gift., inei' a rare artifact of iquy, tt my staiieiui't He dlstrlbsti4 witchis, lnslry and LJofdeIurs.wthof thilcntbeomclMsDal$tUst _ cksrgiagWnIofUs - at cbsiss to hi bnil bill, which ma of the uk1 that SSorMIIY of 04 jak' nidsi VU ..--... shah. ____ E'W 89 lbsUsofWIagt.wertbiuewtioalppsd at he had a.... .i ..a.. &wetew .'_u__w_. thsahsh stuirijw,nibt'edMs cavlwd me. eftors NI00kUs, jtoo1 atopwcbese I— III niIv — . wanted from lbs Uullsd MMs lor'i bess ia.aUgs', let alma prmacat&d. t . By TOM TIEDE CALGARY, Alberta (NEA) Someone thought he saw a rat here the other day, and government officers reacted as if bogies were at 12 o'clock high. The report was quickly relayed to the field, where a rat killer was scrambled to investigate. A desperate search ensued, and took most of a morning. False alarm, as It happened. There was no rat. The only thing found was a squirrel without a tail. And that's the way It goes in Canada's u's Cables to the iinbssy Indicate that the gifts were distributed "on the command of His Imperial Majesty." Shah Mohammed PJza ,who usually specified precisely - ha Al. _____ and regulatory decisions through what is known as the - WASHINGTON During his glory days, ha owedoffkialWMt with gifts and goo41 with lavish absnon. He was Santa Claus Incarnate to the high and - -Aeft ______ legislative veto has been going on for some time. The issue is too important to be approached obliquely, tacked on to a health study. And the health study to determine whether exposure to Agent Orange may have caused the skin, heart, lung and nervous disorders now being suffered by some Vietnap) veterans is too important to become a pawn in the legislative veto gammie... When Congress returns to work, it should repass the bill that without its own veto provision. Carter has just vetoed American veterans need that study to help determine whether they are eligible for certain benefits, because current Veterans Administration rules do not recognize their problems as service-connected... - Is self Inr _____ ' warni waters of the Mideast and to take over the Asian sub- machine Industries. Shah's , G'I'fts Went To High, Mighty - _____ continent.., And that is what Russia Is doing today. Wake up, America, Providence, ILL, Journal-Bulletin: ...U.S. and Egyptian air force teams have been holding joint air exercises — their first ever — in what seems a prelude to closer military liaison between the two countries, Holding the maneuvers was a constructive move, and their timing was right. The exercises.. were conducted in a subdued way to send a clear but low-key message ...to Moscow...: Americans definitely plan to expand their military presence in the Middle East. ..the United States is being properly cautious at least in public) about any new military link-up with Egypt. The most is loaded with camera charisma. wEsr __________ - m l To take the latter first, a ma jor Moreover, at one time one of his colleagues manufacturer of pinballs, Chicago-based WASHINGTON (UP!) People on pre-game and half-time shows was Phyllis Billy Corp. is getting a business boost from everywhere are asking, what really was George, herself a former Miss America. He the Anthony dollar. behind the overUwowof Bert Parks asem ee and the erstwhile beauty queen provided a of the Miss America Pageant? wiici can be taken as in lw.. Witij the cheapening of the dollar, the Age was the reason given by the pageant dlcation he would have the right chemistry standard machine that once offered three sponsors. But some Parks fans, I among for consorting with contestants on stage. games for a quarter is now good for only one. them, can't help wonder If legalization of But machines adapted to the Anthony dollar It Is true Jimmy the Greek also is getting gambling in Atlantic City didn't have along in years. But surely he must be younger something to do with it. are offering five games for the onecoin, a than Parks, and I would think some measure Back when "Monopoly" was the only game of gray eminence would be desirable to bargain that In teat situations is proving In town, our hero fitted In fine with the Image balance the callowness of the Miss America appealing to the players and leading to the resort was trying to project. Even at 65 he aspirants, predictions that all pinballs will eventually helped draw crowds to the boardwalk after As for lining out "There She Goes, Miss accept only the new dollar. Labor Day, which was the orlglnal purpose of America," the pageant's heraldic anthem, I A bargain is also the tactic employed by a the beauty contest, remind you that Parka was not Otherwise suburban Chicago banking Institution. On a But now that Atlantic City has casinos noted as a singer. If Jimmy doesn't have the series of "dollar" Fridays, the Skokie packing in high rollers all year-round, the right vocal equipment, I'm we they a)uld Federal Savings & Loan Association offered promoters may have decided the pageant dub in Bert's voice. the Anthony at half price. The Idea was not to needed a new reason for being. So Parks Most im portantly, as an oddsmaker, became expendable and the hunt for a ate- Jimmy the Greek would bring to the pageant lose money, but to draw customers Into the cessor began. a dimension Parka could never provide. establishment and reacquaint them with Many names of prospective replacements As the program unfolded, he could analyze have been bandied about John Davidson, the chances of each entrant, explain her point savings and loan dealings, which have been Mac Davis and other show bix types of that spread and give the audience the suffering in a period of high inflation and stripe. None impresses me as being suitable. mathematical probability of her being fixed Interest rates. In my opinion, the perfect man for the Job crowned. would be Jimmy the Greek. Consider all he That service should mesh beautifully with The response was encouraging, according has going for him. Atlantic City's new gaming atmosphere, Just to Skokie Federal, and might have been much Since the Miss American Pageant men- as It blends so nicely with football broad- ,more so had not the offer been Umitid to one tially has deteriorated Into a television casting. 50.cent Anthony per customer. production, it needs an emcee who comes And If the Atlantic City ratio experts can't ._ii at.... a..t... vi__ wi's. ..iunmy uls ureea flu coin. up with a Miss america "lus," Jimmy On Which if nothing else goes to show that It's proven In network appearances before and the Greek won't falter. He can always dub in stiu possible to pass the buck, only these days during professional football telecasts that he the odds front Los Vegas. it may have to be discounted. By DICK & I- Idea E cee M JACK ANDERSON 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. Th. Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. ., General, but not universal. It now develops that Susan has acquired some. champions, although for different reasons and In highly disparate areas the banking and pinball- _______ - them, will give you a lot better perspective on where the nation's schools stand today. Please Write The Atlantic City sporting crowd appears to be giving specialized expression to a general public aversion that has developed since the Anthony dollar was Introduced last July. _________________ ________ During the detente period the Russians, while talking of widely expected that the market will still sag somewhat and limiting weapons under SALT I and SALT II, launched the farmers will get less for future production ... Also, It Isn't clear where the government will find a market later for all the grain greatest military buildup In their history and lulled the U . S. into decreasing military spending. As a result, the U.S. lost its It will own; facilities to produce the amounts of gasahol the supremacy and now is In danger of becoming militarily in. White House envisions are not available yet; it's quesIonablç that alcohol needed for the gasahol will net much in the energy ferlor to the Russians. picture since Its production consumes about as much energy as There should be no tears for detente. It was a giant dirty it creates. trick played on the U.S. by the crafty, double-dealing ...But...the embargo was a necessary retaliatory step Russians, President Carter, who is left holding the bag, should against the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan. It is only begin at once to rebuild U.S. military forces as rapidly as fair to share the sacrifice and cushion the shock as best we can possible. against those at home most affected by it. Scrlpp..Howard Newspapers: Newport tR.L Daily News: President Carter's decision to have the government buy up ...Presldent Carter (should)..-.take seriously offers of bases St. Louis Globe-Democrat: It Is said that detçnte is dead. But how can something die when it never lived? From its first day detente was a sham, an hallucination of :American foreign policy makers. The Russians never subscribed to It, and used it totally for their advantage... Slot-machine players were displaying an avers on to the new quarter-sized coin to the extent that it was cutting Into the take of the New Jersey resort's casinos. A situation that was giving those business-minded operations i - and airfields to the United States by Somalia. Egypt and Israel ... (and) resist his moral qualms and sensitivity about whether we would offend those who hate us already... ..we are pleased to see that Americans already are testing out the skies above Egypt. It is in the Interest of the United States and these other countries to counter the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan, which gives that country the ability to cut off our access to oil. To those who think that the current Soviet moves are unrelated to anything except an interest in protecting "cornmunism" In Afghanistan, whatever that is, may we point out that the foreign policy of Russia today remains exactly what it was in the days of the tsars and tsarinas,. .to move into the - - - . When Last reported on In this space, the Susan B. Anthony dollar was in trouble on the Boardwalk at Atlantic City. . . ' _____________________________________ Durham tN.C. 1 Morning Herald: Washington bureaucrats excel at overkill ... The latest example lies in the issuance of federal fuel assistance checks. Most of the poor who receive Supplemental Security Income payments also are receiving a one-time payment ranging up to $250 under the new "energy crisis assistance program." But in at least one state where figur es are available. Michigan, 15 percent of the recipients live in institutions where they do not incur separate heating costs. When questioned..., a spokeswoman for the Social Security Administration, which administers the fuel assistance pr grain, said it was not a mistake; the checks were mailed deliberately without regard For the recipients' living in the interest of speed of delivery. arrangements The fuel assistance program is expected to cost $1.35 billion. Of that total, $1.2 billion is being distributed by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare as energy allowances and $400 million is allocated to recipients of Supplementa l Security Income. If the number of recipients living in institutions in other states is anywhere near the number in Michigan — and it probably is t here is reason to send up a cry of dismay and anger. As one local wag put, "With taxes the way they are, the government might as well take out a second mortgage on my house and it won't pay my heating bills." grain that won't be sold to the Soviet Union is the right one. it should stabilize the market to a large extent and keep both farmers and grain dealers from taking a financial beating. And to the extent that it will cost the government money, It will spread the financial sacrifice involved in the embargo over the taxpaying public rather than concentrating it on a small segment. ...If the best of circumstances prevail, no one will get hurt much, not even the taxpayers. The government presumably can recoup most of its $2.25 billion cost by selling the grain later. And ... producing gasahol from some of the grain would add to the energy supplies, But the best of circumstances don't always prevail. It is By DON GRAFF . of Afghanistan puts the sharpest possible point on American Private Education and the reconsideration of American participation. National Catholic Educational Association, President Carter, while clearly reluctant to ft two chief representatives ofam U.S. recommend a pullout by the U.S. Olympic private school system. It covers all private Committee, has nonetheless specifically schools known to exist In the 1976.79 school suggested just such an action as one of the yearL It shows: measures available to protest the horrors unPublic and private school enrollments derway in Afghanistan. are BOTH declining at about the same rate, AycoU..by American athletes, and by those In 1976.77there were 4t5 million public and from other countries similarly opposed prlvat. achool pupils aged 0 tol7. Zn 1977-il Moscow's aggression, would probably not result that number dropped to 48.8 moon, last in cancellation of the summer games. Most school year to 47.6 million. In the three-year assuredly, it would not persuade the Soviets to span, the proportion of public school pupils withdraw the Red army from Afghanistan. shifted from 89.5 percent of 89,3 But it would wreck the Soviets' plans to milk percent. The proportion of private school political gain from the 1980 Olympics. It would pupils shifted from 10.5 percent to 10.7 per. underscore the seriousness with which cenL Washington views the specter of a Soviet bittIn short, there was virtually no change. zkrieg across international frontiers. And such a The munberof public school pupils declined boycott would surely cast a darkening shadow 75$,00 On number of private school pupils over a spectacle that might otherwise convey a declined lol,o00over the theee years, refiging deceitful, and disarming, image of normality and the widsepread idea that massive numbers of public school youngsters were moving to cooperation. private schools, Presumably, Mr. Carter, and those who might take their cue from this country's decision, are Here's whet todoif you want the facts: Ask waiting to assess events during the next few for Bulletin NCES $0.B0l, care of months. There will be time enough to decide Administrator, National Center for Education before the games begin in July. If the president Statistics, 400 Maryland Ave. SW, deems a boycott appropriate, we think he will Wl5hlngton, DC, 28902. For the Population have the support of most Americans Including Characteristics report, ask for No. 3 Series those, like ourselves, whose admiration for P20, CiN of Directors BUXUU of C"015, Depsttnent of commerce, Olympic competition is secondary to abhorrence U.S. __ I Susan During allthat, our government bravely tried to fin d reasons to believe that tensions were lessening and that the Soviets had abandoned their expansionist goats. Afghanistan has killed that Illusion. ...there is no room In the Marxist dogma for such things as "peaceful coexistence," "detente," or International cooperation as we understand the terms. Those are mere propaganda devices to lull the naive, As it was in the beginning, Is now and shall ever be: Marxism by definition means a permanent Cold War with the free world until the frei world is conquered. It's best to recognize the truth, athovely as ii may be... 4 that the Pentagon is saying now is that American military men can be expected to return to Egypt from time to time for additional training exercises. Since Egypt's President Anwar Sadat is now the ,mericansbest friend in the Arab world, U.S. access to Egyptian landing fields would seeni assured if the need should develop. _ mark. Consider what happened under...detente. The Soviet Union clinched Its victory in Vietnam, got a stranglehold on Ethiopia, took over Angola with the help of its Cuban myrmidons, '-Infiltrated South Yemen, backed terrorism in various forms on three continents, squashed Its dissidents, Installed new nuclear-tipped missiles in Eastern Europe and aimed at Western Europe, tried to topple the government of Saudi Arabia, sustained the biggest buildup In arms history, and finally invaded Afghanistan ... In the most brutal conquest since Adolph Hitler. 11 Statistics has just completed the first systematic nationwide comparison of school The question is whether the world, or at least attendance In U.S. public and private grade the United States, ought to lend itself to such a and high schools. The survey was done with sham. But, of course, the Soviet's brutal invasion the support and cooperation of the council for i Telegram: Around the world there Is gloom lest the "Cold War" be revived In the wake of Afghanistan. There are solemn warnings against "Cold War rhetoric" and "Cold War reactions," as If the main danger to the world lay In those two words. But there is a lot to be said for the Cold War. A lot more than can be said for "detente," for Instance. In international relations, It Is important to see things as they really are. Detente is a word and a concept that masked the reality. Cold War, for all its harshness, Is closer to the Friday, Sin. ii, iftO—SA tkvi*et Reall*ty-90 6W6 Worcester, Mass., More Sorrows - - WORLD By United Press International The Evening Herald today presents a sampling of editorial opinion from newspapers across the nation: VIEWPOINT W ' , I 6 backgrounds. He discovered delinquents drank up to 10 times the normal amount of milk, while shunning fruits and vegetables. I don't know about milk, but it's no wonder they don't eat fruit and vegetables. Years ago, fruits and vegetables still had flavor. I haven't found a tomato in years that didn't taste like plastic. - nn. 0 Jt*I UI.II3dUIJ5 athletes, by the avarice of promoters, and by politics played with a vengeance. But th ese debasements will pale by comparison with the fraud that will unfold when the 1980 summer games begin in Moscow. To those who rule the Soviet state, every encountel with the outside world is a supremely political event, an opportunity to advance the global class struggle by asserting the superiority of Marxist-Leninism In general and Soviet Marxist-Leninism in particular. For the official representatives of the Soviet state to see the Olympics in any other way as wholesome athletic competition undertaken for its own sake, for example, or as entertainment would constitute a shameless surrender to the "bourgeois decadence" of the West. ' the 1980 summer games in Moscow promise to be a propaganda circus unequalled in the history of the Olympic movement save, perhaps, by the 1936 extravaganza in Hitler's Germany. No small part of the political benefit the Soviet state hopes to extract from the Olympic spectacle will be the utterly false vision or this totalitarian colossus as just another member of the international community, a bit truculent at times perhaps, but nonetheless hooked on sports like the rest of us. Good clean fun, with the Russians as jovial, generous hosts to the world. I iEd,ltors Ask, Did Detente Mask U.S. A researcher recently released a report that Indicates drinking too much milk, while eating too few fruits and vegetables, may be driving teen-agers to crime. Alexander G. Schauss, of City College In Tacoma, Wash., says studies of juvenile deliquents and other youths have shown an apparent relationship between heavy milk drinking and anti-social behavior. "I'm not sving milk Is bad," Schauss said. "But like everything else it should be consumed In moderation." Schauss compared the diets of young criminals with those of adolescents from similar center seat as she says "Mr. Chairman..." Perhaps she can't see clearly through the smoke, or It's just force of habit. Commissioner Bob French is In the center seat again, the place he recently relinquished after his term as chairman ended. But since French is actively running for re-election, perhaps In the middle Is where he should be. Commissioner Bob Sturm is apparently running for his second heart attack. Most cardiologists tell you not to smoke, do they not? Even Dr. Luis Perez, a beloved local physician who says he "died" during his heart attack. When Dr. Perez first stopped by my desk at the Herald recently I asked him what his medical specialty Is. "Cardiology," he said. "Then what are you smoking for?" I asked. "DO as I say, not as I do." he replied. - Boycott Olympics ? ' . mission, Bill Kircithoff is a little off-center these days. He has moved perceptibly to the right. Unless observed from the audience in the board room. Then It seems he has moved to the left. Not politically, but physically. In the chairman's center seat Kirchhoff couldn't stand being surrounded by smoke. Two commissioners smoking to the left, two commissioners smoking to the right. He decided to create a non-smokers' side on the commission dais towards the seats of the non-smoking county attorney and county administrator. This effectively moves the chairman two seats toward the outer edge of the carcinogenic haze. (We all know that second hand smoke can be as dangerous as Inhaling directly). And whoever said the chairman had to sit In the middle anyway? It does not seem to adversely affect the conducting of county business. Except Commissioner Sandra Glenn always looks to the Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00 Month, $4,; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. fifl nrntnc . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director The - --- As chairman (USPS 4$1.280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Friday, January 18, 19$0-4A Should - - ..... . - .t__ 1.. . t .i -0, - . * Governmental activities have become so complex today that only men of special expertise con accurately and outhorita. tively interpret them. Such a man is Jeffrey Hart, Ph.D. Professor of English at Dartmouth, former speech writer and political consultant to both Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. distinguished author, Senior Editor of National Review. - Enjoy the benefits of this brilliant college professor and political authority who is uniquely qualified to keep you informed on the perplexing issues of our times. Jeffrey Hart now app.aring in the Evening Heiuld �- __•I._uupI.' . 6A—Evening Hero ld, Sanford, Fl. B LON DI E I NEED ruREOQ MY Y F (.AC BUM, MR BLJMSTEAD Friday, Jan. is, 1$O by Chic ACROSS 38 SE Asian as Young DON,iTYOU 'T (OO. WANT T0C.ET \ 1 Associates INRONTOME7 39 Inward guess (abbr.) 41 Piercing tool 'I 8 Baby cats 12 Past time 13 Mistake 'c 4 mi,,. j 17 President of Yugoslavia 18 Baksheesh UJ 19 U. S. fur merchant '• 42 Memento 46 Jackie, 2nd husband 47 French composer 49 South (Fr) 16 Diary 21 Cage of an elevator fTh ;T X j!41,0 .4'I 420 T $R A P I.LLM - TO I i i A s !+Li ! [_j4 AIJ 50 Wide smile t point 53 Bravos (Sp) 54 Range of OURSELVES I DEAR DR. LAMB 1A - F A N P a F 7 Ship of the UN Does • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. abnormally $ 36 Cross 9 Frozen 71 rorriffore- - of triumph u .r,mauon wire pendant Bring by Mnrt WIi,*r 26 high blood -.-...%-. nra on means increased so the word hypertension is exactly the thing as 'high blood and the doctor said the bulge l ure. mere is no way you is the aorta artery. They feel iuffer from hypertension it isn't large enough to I blood pressure) without operate at this time. Could 19 high blood pressure. you tell me more about this person's blood pressure condition and what can I fluctuate, resulting In expect to happen in the al readings on one oc- Future? Will this enlarge to a n and high readings on dangerous stage and what is er. Most doctors do not Facing me? If YOU DEAR READER this hyperte nsion but the lump before the could f l ee r to say that such people must be fairly it Xray, rascular hyperreactors. ha ppens beca use blood prominent. YoLir letter are often responds in a suggests that your doctor manner just the same thinks you have an aneurysm ie pupil of your eye of the aorta, the large artery icts or dilates in a that runs along the spine inside the chest, through the manner to light. diaphragm and into the at)reflexes that trigger vi changes In blood domen. It di des into the two tire are mediated main arteries, the femoral h nerves that you do not arteries, that go to your legs. Now you could have some any conscious control They are part of the elongation or kinking of the omic (which means aorta which made it atic) nervous system. prominent or you could have a real neurysrn. ,in aneurysm L-ace where the aorta has number I4 Blood re. Other readers who weakened and dilated to form this issue can send 75 a large sac. The danger of such an with a long, stamped, dressed envelope for it. aneurysm is that it may 'ow request to me, In rupture and cause sudden this newspaper, P.O. massive hemorrhage. That's 40 Cleanse of -p James L(JI4AT ro 'txJ 1X' 01U yajw 5mi 1I IL) LOJ (AJf1 ThE SME UCMAkJ FOR 1+ 'rtS NJD SE &)E%VRG1VS 18 MORE AGG3Sw iWA TUMBLE " _____________ _______________________ if - handl. things smartly jour gains should far exceed your losses. How to get along with other signs is one of the sections you'll enjoy In your I.'. PRISCILLA'S POP WELL. by Al V.rmur HER LONG L REMEMBER WHEN CAMPAIGN SHE CAME TO ME A PRISCILLA FINALLY IS OVER. LONGTIME AGO WIThi A GOT HER THANK PICTURE OF A HORSE ICKSE! GOOPNESS.' frNP 56W. i'VE Astro-Graph Letter which begins with your birthday. 51 f Graph, BOX 419, Radio City Station, NY, iig. Be sure s pecif y aj AQUARIUS (Jan. Web. 19) In order t advance YOW' 6EEN THINKING"' u -,---__ than a fleeting achievement. _____ P1SCFS (Feb. 2OMarch 20) Doing things in accordance with no le bring you rewards, not BUGS BUNNY StOffel £ NiimdahI. regrets today. Act In harmony with your high standards. - WIN AT prove unprofitable. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be 3 to go 25 IM1s in front. sure you know what you're but It was most effective. agreeing to going In today, or Thus, Billy Eisenberg, sit. you may find yourself in an awkward position from which vnti'd like to back out ting South, rebid one notrump and landed st three. West by Rash Yka vat VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) Provided you do not look for If your expectations &air j( LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're extremely Imaginative and creative In today, but you t be no ° clever where carenit. p _____ wp ''u' / _•\ -' 1 &VUR XNV'W _____ _____ - EVERGREEN LODGE •1 / - 19W ': H An I SUI14 A' %& " a. MC. - IV , . ' -- -, Gardening Telephone Corp. Shrubs Robert (Bob) Gibson of New York City was in town for a few days visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson of East Cypress Th at small shrub you Most shrubs grow peony in bought in a gallon can at the such locations. So, when nurser' could eventually planting shrubs next to your reach a height of fifteen feet house, make sure there is or more. If it's crowded in .. Gets A MAR VA HAWKINS Center Beta Post City Sigma Phi The January meeting of the Sanford City Council of Beta family members and Friends Eleventh Episcopal District, Sigma Phi was call ed to order by President Betty Jack in the are very proud of his ad- will deliver the inessage for . pters Donna Frank. Each committee chairman gave an update report of her progress. vancement. He holds a the Homecoming and Mor- Committee reports were given by their res Bachelor of Arts Degree from (gage Burning at Grant Sanford ,,,, will be held n Jan. 20, at the home of Chris and Donna Frank. A inotion was made by members of the chapter to donate money for tickets to a performance at the Edithe Bush Th eater. The proceeds of this donation will go to the Central Florida Autistic Society. A drawing was held among the members for the tickets. The winner was Mary-Jo Buffington. Following the business meeting, the Ritual of Jewels was held for Darcy Bono, Debbie Brooks and Wanda Bronson. A Ritual of Welcome was also held for Lynda Waters, a transferee to the chapter. w. Final ClearanCe ' - ever a Ch Tickets to the upcoming Valentine Ball in February were distributed to each member by the president of the chapter, Council 'I r - some distance between the ficers for of tim.- particular slwub you setting tile"' too close more space than slirubs So, select plants that won't are considering, together, or too close to if growing under less favorable outgrow the location where All of these factors should wall. Whatever type of shrub conditions, they're to be planted. For any Worshipful Master; Raymond Bellamy, treasurer; and Ornsgby Jackson, be evaluated before purchase you're planting, make sure Speaking of growing con. specific information on plant or placement. you allow enough room for its ditions, never place shrubs spacing, check with your local marshal. Not shown are Willie C. Cummings, secretary; and Walter Mosley Of course, specific spacing natural growth anti ex- directly underneath the drip nurseryman or call our office Jr., Warden. recommendations depend on pansion. line of an overhanging roof. at 322-3233. pective chairman. The main topic of business for the evening centered on the Tennessee State University Chapel African Methodist annual Valentine Bull to 1w held Feb. 16 at the Knights of Correspàadent and a Masters Degree in Episcopal Church, Franklin Columbus Avenue. Hall. 322440 Social Work from Columbia Street, Oviedo, Sunday, Jan. Robert has been living in Reservations Chairman Tracey Wight announced that niversity New York City. 27, at 11 New York for a few years and a.m. The community tickets are now available for sale at $10.00 per couple from any He Is presently doing is invited, Rev. Jack Williams Beta Sigma Phi member. has received an appointment graduate work in adad-Sr. is the church pastor. as director of the Shelter rare Each of the seven local chapters and City Council select a director Service ministration and Center for Women for the City Operations. member to represent thein as their Valentine candidate for of management at Hunter of New York with the Human In his new position, Robert College and New York First Shiloh Missionary Queen of the ball. Resources Administration The candidates present a resume of their achievements and will supervise a staff of 52 University where he is Baptist Church Women's Day activities to a committee of judges. This year the judging will DP&tIflflt. including a team of social working toward his doctoral Committee will sponsor a -n.......,i .r .i,.. r... &UIV IJUUIU UI WV tflIUIIUU .41y ..uw,cu. "u" (ilD5O nas worxea in woraers, meuwai ooctors, aegree in public ad- !eilowshlpfish fry, in behalf of In addition, to the written information, a luncheon will be supervisory and ad- psychiatrists, nurses, ministration. the building fund and Women's Day drive, Saturheld so that each representative will also receive a personal ministrative positions with housekeeping and mainInterview. Based on all of the information gathered a can. as tenaflce staff. The Rt. Rev. S.S. Morris, day, Jan. 26,, In the church the agency and has served diClate will be chosen and crowntid Queen the night of the ball. Robert's parents and many Presiding Bishop of the basement. executive assistant to the S he FsJ perly Pro with other plants, much of plants and the water that will proper plant materials for your new shrubs natural run off the overhang. specific Purposes and beauty will be lost. Pruning is another point to locations is often difficult for Keep in mind that the be considered, hOnWOWnetS. growth rate of shrubs, like Properly spaced shrubs To achieve the desired (lie particular type of shrub other plants, depends a great usua ll y need only minimal effect without causing you have selected, and the iealonculturaUactors. Ifyou pruning. Drastic pruning, or problems in the future, you way It will be used. However, plant a shrub properly, and shearing with hedge clippers, must plan carefully. Begin by there are some general maintain its health and vigor destroys the natural form of deciding how and where each suggestions I can offer for through regular watering anti shrubs. Most look be tter if new plant will be used. Then spacing shrubbery. fertilization, as well as they'reallowed tomature into deternilne the growth rate as One of time most conumion adequate insect and tss their natural shapes. well as the height and spread mistake In planting shrubs is control, it probably will need Evergreen Lodge No. 23 Free and Accepted Masons has elected of _________________________ - 4. 'l Following a brief honeymoon trip the couple are at home in Sanford where the groom is employed by Southern Bell York 110 TFW 1''r1 -. the groom's aunt, Mrs. Elmer Elliott, Dunnedin, after the traditional cutting by the bride and groom. ppointed , '.- 1 HadHead aches She Fel l I n Love Epsilon Sigma XI 1 XI Epsilon Sigma Chapter members shared the holidays with their "adopted" five grandmothers of Lakeview Nursing Center. These are women who have no local relatives to re member them on special occasions. The chapter mem bers plan to visit with the grandmothers as often as possible. MM Is there any aspect ofuIt wo ld feel uncomfortable, &nford rsing and that could be a headache? too, delivered it to the home. Mrs. Betty Barcone, chairman of the Ask yow dodar to ;;;I~ I have already told my service collmnittee, received a $25 donation from the Rotary mean physically sick? I fell In mend a psychodwapkt. father that I didn't thiA It Club of lAngwood to buy Personal items for these patients love last year for the first wmid be appropriate fc- him time in my life. Abby, this The chapter started the new year with a meeting at the hom' e man Is everything I've ever DEAR ABBY: I am being to bring Sandy and he told me were e for a chill supper as the dreamed of, but ever since we married soon In my home If she wasn't Welcome, 15 social for January. met I've been getting thee town. I'm planning a rather wouldn't come either. Posters are being made by the members as the project for I want my lather at my the Valentine Ball to be — hdiznate wedding with only worst headaches! They're not held Feb. 16 at the Knights of brings Columbus building JLWL (WWW7 n5uwi "mumWId a few Close they're migraines, and they something to do with It? And friends. My prom is my Sandy It will spoil the day for we so seviore they Bulks an where do I go (Nm hm? f&UW. W wants me to invite nw. INIAWEMDINPAIN his - &Vrier4 Sanidy. Owls %ftt sbmW I want to dle! COLOR ME BLUE Maybe It's jot a coinmy age, and the cause of my The Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phl held their cidence, but I never had DEAR IN: [Awe if 0 parents' divorce. I doht DEAR NXU: Itt your first meeting of the new year at the Casselberry home of hesidaiches unto I tin in love. coslotlissill and a my pow 111111111"IfeAfirlY core for SEWY fadw kmw Md - you wag Wanda Bronson. I ve bw to three dwM no, It's possible to pt and I know dot my Mom mm at yar wedift but you Jim Wahland Jim Cannon were guest speakers from the and none of them mW find bmbcbs. km MWIMM woWd be teirribly upset ff *,e dealt want Soady. It he Seminole County Fire Departnwat. They showed slides and anything wrong with Me. 00 *do$0Ym Ebt EUVAN come. Ali the relatives know refum to come without her, spoke on safety precautions which can be observed in one's voto think love could have your rclaftoeahip with this about the &tuaticn and they tell him ',ou'll n)f, fir rjt fires '-' . /2 ' -' V - 0 DEAR ABBY: Is it possible I I f l to nuk ke a person erson or love Gamma Lambda r MONSOON - ': w PRICE ON H.alth.T.x • 9 -r - , • Clnd.r.IIa • Cart.r (Fashlorf goods) b \ • Donmoor 1/V ,., yj / 't ____ I I , A reception immediately followed the e.remony in the church hail. The all white multi-tiered cake was made by the groom's sister, Mrs. Sylvia Baker, Mount Dora, and served by -- Gibson Un ' ti'o I Crai - - 1980. They are, from left, Elijah Hardy, Tyler: George Cambridge, Senior Deacon; George Myles, Senior Warden: Alfred G. I)el.attlheaudlere, ELECTS OFFICERS - P - Herald Photo b Torn Vincent ' ' C& In th e absence of the bride's parents due to illness, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jemery, brother and sister-in-law of the bride, stood in. (Photo by Marva 'V i WAU- by T. K. Ryan N,rm11w MR. AND MRS. JAMES F. ELLIOTT JJJ by Stan Lu and John Romita Swall 1-16 7r IM$INW'Ui ... - - trous four hearts. There were 64 boards left o go and the Italian proceed. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Follow your Initial hunches elut- Shrubs have such a wide responded two diamonds and for some reason South rebid two hearts leading to a disas- money Is concerned. Be ___________ TUMBLEWEEDS .-,. Hyatt, president; Lake Mary Mayor Walt Sorenson; and Kay Sussman, club project chairman. '-: variety of uses in the land- club convention so South had to open one heart. North FACOM - Joanne -. appearance. aI - -- Proper plant spacing is essential to good landscmpe made his game. At the other table the Ital. Ian methods led to disaster. They were using an artiticlat t2is.' / last spade of earth and lots of TLC are, front left, Space Billy's ace. Now Billy knocked out the ace of hearts and pointed. van11' 0 1 pip ZI•1' * . -- -- of th e club danger, but West _____ 11114"! ' -. -• - did lead a third spade to are M. Krystal Lake Nursery. Shmn t'ring the tree Ith the floor length dress ci deep pink qiana with a V-neckline, accordian pleated skirt, empire waist, and back tie bow. She car&d a Bible bouquet of white snowflakes with long pink ribbon streamers. A sUk deep pink silk rose adorned her hair. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Patty Webb, Sanford, Friend of the bride and Miss Melanie Baker, Mount Dora, niece of the groom. They were gowned identically to t he matron of honor. The flower girl was Margaret Marie Elliott, Mount Dora, daughter of the groom. She was dressed in a floor-length dress of light pink with long sleeves, back bow tie, and ruffled hemline. She carried a basket of deep pink rose petals. The ring bearer was James Edward Elliott, Jr. Mount Dora, son of the groom. Richard Webb, Sanford, was best man and the ushers were Thad Rush and Clark Stapler of Sanford, all friends of the groom. ' going to be breaking 5-3 and held off a second time in suite mOle than you're entitled to. -- planted Thursday, was donated by Don Smith of the , East signalled with the nine. Billy felt that spades were wN1 _____ , cAktwv - - bodice with sabrina neckline, long sleeves ending in wrist opened the king of spades and continued with the queen after This should be rewarding day, F' think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree." In commemoration of Arbor Day. the Garden Club of Lake Mary has planted a tree in the down town area hteh In years to tome will be decorated for Christmas. The tree, - The bridge wasn't perfect, SPIDER-MAN NMI i -I -- - - points, and renaissance waistline of French lace over satin. Three triangular overlays of French lace swept the front and back of the full skir t fl owing into misty tull e that extended into a chapel train. Her floor length veil of misty tulle was edged in French lace and she carried a Bible bouquet of pink roses and white snowflakes. Matron of honor was Mrs. Linda Abbuhi, Sanford. She wore a . W*O" we ' BRIDGE in areas where you use your _________________________________ mind and muscle. Longshots -• w our winning ways and won or wild speculations are apt to ui session by score of i to - C,. he wrote the Immortal "Trees" hkh begins "I Given n marriage by her brother, Lauchie Jemery who cam e from Germany for the wedding, the bride entered th e church in a gown of candlelight ivory satin fea turing a fitted ' • scape, that selecting the ed to put on a really masterful AEI (March 21-Apr11 19) and instincts In commercial In sItuatIcs where you deal dealings today. Your intuition By Oswald Jacoby exhibition of bidding and play, but Kantar, Eisenberg, Gold. with groups today, let the will is sharper than usual where and Alaa Se.$g man and Soloway played very of the majority prevail. dollars and cents we con. The second set of 16 boards well also.* Behaving too Independently coined, represent what is probably (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE *SSN.) could cease probluna. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23. the most one-sided set In TAURUS(April "ay 30) Dec.21) Don,t play politics or bridge history- Every board t (For a Copy of JACOBY Iii Important today to keep favorites with your peer was a gain for the American MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at until we had picked u Bridge," care of this newspa. dw pod will of allies who stit group today. A sensitive pal 64team straight IMPS. Then Ital p Pw. P.O. Box 489, Radio City y helping to further your could be h U he or she feels scored a 3 IMP gain wi th two Station, New York, N. Y. goals. Do nothing which could left out. boards to go, but we returned t1) ( Poet Joyce Kilmer prohably was on target when - unrealistic, you'll be disap. )'oU be careful not to do anything at the expense of others. A friendship Is more valuable CHRISTMAS IS... ARBOR DAY TREE - I Missy L. Cote and James E. Elliott, both of Sanford, were married in a winter setting at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Rev. Virgil Bryant performed the 8 p.m. candlelight ceremonj. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jemery Sr. of Atlanta . The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Elliott of Mount Dora. - heat specialists do such a condition deserves an* 1 that Individuals with operation. For that reason, I Ittent normal readings would suggest that you see a r medicines to control cardiologist at your nearest ood pressure. Rather, large medical center for a these people need to complete evaluation, the elements of stress If, in fact, you have an life that they react to. aneurysm, it's questionable e stressful situa tions whether you should run the eliminated or con- risk of having an unexpected it's less likely that blow out in view of the exIll be intermittent high celient surgical results that GEMINI (May 21-June 20) blood pressure readings. can be achieved with a DEAR DR. LAMB — mlnlmum degree of risk today Turning a social gathering into a business meeting could Recently I developed a lump In the hands of skilled prove counterproductive inmy stomach on the left side surgeons who perform such today. Fun activi ties should below the navel. I had Xrays procedures frequently. be kept light and breezy. - CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Your rewards today will come 19) Financial condltioás area mixed bag today, but if you Elliott Re eat' Vows - 51, Radio City Station, why most cardiovascular ork, NY 10019. specialists today feel -that January 19,1180 This coming year you may find two new sources which could add to your income. One you may create ourself, the other might come through the good offices of a friend. - Cote, Missy - 1w Wniaala CrhraI,4*r 1910—lA pressure? DEAR READER—Tension 37 More uncanny refers to pressure and hyper 38 Capital of Argonauts 8 Outfit Friday, Jan. 18, pressure? Can you suffer with hypertension if you don't have 0 RNA - hypertension mean high blood P' I (C F rr _ 111L1M 51 Selves 52 Compass High Blood Pressure 1• $ A I L ELNT * A me flJI JIIIII Iwu1I i P $ TIE $ OMA 1iT U 0 stables 22 Tear producer 55 Exclamation BEETLE BAILEY H coj ISIAIB I ;i'• 5 Arrival-time AA Answer to- Previous Puzzle (Long sleeve shirts, Sweatshirts & Jackets only) Now thnj Feb is im - ForliloysaGirls Iflfent$Ihrul4 tk t 2119.FIRSTST. SANFORD 3234020 �- -• ': -' - . - .. S •_--, !!!1 F -. -.4 PV tg - •••• a ra)-.P '$"° Flood's lfltelliaence 9DAR - • •. .. i--. - •. ..,, -. r Legal Notice - CLASSIFIED ADS - 'Impaired': Doctor of Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, - Deltona. Your Adult Club for Single,, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, JANUARY19 Playwrltlng class, 2-3:30 p.m., Deltona Public -LIbrary, 1001 Providence Boulevard. SeidorCitisem trip to see "Arsenic and Old Lace," Once UponAStage. LeaveSanfordCjvicCen . 11:15 n.m., pick up Leeds, Casselberry, 11:30 a.m. Return 5 p.m. Call Doris Rogers for reservations. Non-profit Funeral Society of MIdflorIda annual - membership meeting, 2p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1891 Providence Blvd. Major General Joseph McNinch (Arn3y Medical Corps Ret.) Will speak on organ donations and transplants. Sanford VFW 10108 VoIce of Democracy awards - dinner, 7:30 p.m., log cabin post home. - 41-Houses *** * ** Meat Thief j THURSDAY, JANUARY24 Central Florida Zoological Society annual election S p.m., First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. of Orlando, across from Altamonte Mall. Ballet Guild Auxiliary of Sanford-SemInole 8 p.m., School of Dance Arts StudIo, 2560 Elm Ave., Sanford. Open to anyone Interested In becoming a member, Seminole County Coundilfor Ezce$Ional lidren will sponsor a benefit evening at Rosie O'Grady's in Orlando beginning at 7 p.m, Proceeds to exceptional child programs in the county from advance tickets available at county schools or call 834-7391. Legal Notice ,. ., . - iiAAARII 2 - Harold Hall Realty STENSTROM REALTY info. SALESPERSON Open to the public. - P.M., MIIIed8IUI Seminole (bmber .1 Cause annual meeting SlId COtUltry bsi'bOCU, 44 P.111. Maltland Civic Center. Entertainment and social, 4 p.m. dltuier 5:30 p.m. Reservations, home In IdyliwIldel IAany custom features on 1g. landscaped lot! BPP WARRANT- - - Voters, 322-2420 -- - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ri _____ vrw iou. AszOI.iy aN, 0 p.m. lag _____________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD CCI UMNS, 1k Mary nice bid site. 99 x 146. - - Pageua.i54$, Public Ricardee. NOTICI ____ ntu ,vrif nempeny as are aumsrfeej I. - M Fullysi, and 1 P.m.. 5 (.kJAVS. otsid - StMr losdefofS according to he Cantonese culs lii for 321.O75 Looking for garden equipment? Read todays classified ads for 'good buys. READY TO SELL 3 BR, 26. w-CH & CA, *-w carpeting, cxc. cond. Only - 115.000. $t.SOO DOWN will buy 10 acres ____ - 'unlm ' $77 Qans's R.ui Cs 44 pa.1 IS14UL- - .. ,' lrrI Al4.imate - NUA*Y* $IJi4y, - IsMof $.tes Wiflol _____ ______ APMofU - _____ - - -. - 0 - - - Hipar.bl. . ij; di - ___ -. .-:: __ _ Nh$jii. __ ______ _______ - '- ' - ___ -' — . ' - - - - - ad ti - -, - - - -'- -- - - - - -: ------ - i -.-. - . ---- - P$MU.L$L*J$ipslo- - -. - -. --., --.- - -- --- -- - -.- - - : p - 1 - -- - - .,.., * - -- *.:. :i-'' . - '! . , - - - -:" -- - . .-. . - -.- -. - -- -- . . . . - - - - - . - - -.,, - -.. -- - - . - I ) -. -- __J - I .. _____________ s_i. -. I . - - - I 62-Lawn-Garden - ___. - - I --- - .-----. I ' I - UPNITUPFITHlN".S I4uy&-elh OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED, RFADYTOBUILDINNICER AREA. $3,500. - I - - .1716593 -- -------- - e: I in, Appliance Rspslr Horns Iinprovsnisnti Consolidated Main. Systems 9ijo,' ,ppl., .911 brands, C H&A ireet's) qu.ir 339 1498 ____________________________ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMOPELINGIREPAIR 372 8665 5G. BALINT Sun _____ ______ ______________________________ _________ _______ - iiui I I rider $lS0firm 3fl08fl Mon. Tb betore6p 867756) Fri full size, queenS. king. Jenkins --- -- Walk,'r S yr bay mare, 15.7 tancis. Affectionate, Exp. - Mybuy used? Newbrand no,,,, box springs&maltressesat 70 xt. above dealers COSt. Twin, 09$). 66—Horses __________ I New&LIserru'niturC 5005 Sanford Ave. 3SACRES LAKE FRONT, TALL TREES. GREAT ACCESS, 57.500 PER ACRE. 107W. Commercial 67—Livestock.Poultry -- efrig, RePOAMANA llcu ft. Solo originally 86)1, now $716 or $71 'no. Agent 3395386. - - - . j,•, j911 Registered Brancius Bull 1 yrs. C.OL F COURSE LOT WITH oldw papers I TERRIFIC VIEW OVER327-1861 BeautyCare I LOOKING SMALL POND. )7$ Singer Futura Fully auto, ______________________ I ______________________ $70,000. repossessed, used very short I MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 68-Wanted to Buy time. Original $593, bal. $111 or I TOWER'S BEAUTYSALON $SACRES HEAVILY WOODED, $71 mo. Agent 3395334, _____________________ I formerly Harriett's Beauty N (2) 100' water front lots on Lake ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE ______________ I 519 E. 1st St., 372-5712 Harney, $11,500 ea, I , Used full Sue I,eI OF CYPRESS, STAND t Cash 322•4132 VOLUSIA COUNTY. $500 PER ding. Very clean, $I1.9S ea. pc. I 323-7032 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. ACRE. TERMS. Noll's Sanford Furniture Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used I Eves. 372 0612, 322-1507 Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford. furniture, Refrlg.. stoves, tools MEINTZER TILE 207E.2SthSt: 3725721. SEIGLER REALTY New or repair, leaky showers our WE BUY ('SF0 FURNITURE & specialty, 23 yes. Exp. I tiff of lotl Inventory of brand BROKER APPLIANCES Sanford Fur _________________________ new interspring bedding. These REALTY WORLD. 7439 5. Myrtle A,e, niture Salvage 322 677) beds are not damaged or "essmaking seconds but brand new top line Orlando Sanford ____________________________ bedding sets only! Free local Antiques- Sterling Silver, 327 1571 371 0640 delivery. Iloll's Sanford FurGold, Diamonds Alterations, Oreismang niture Salvage, 17 97, So. of Bridges Antiques Drapes, Upholstery 323 7801 __________________________________ Sanford. 377 577) ('1) 333.0707 2 BEDROOM, COZY BUNGA LOW ON NICELY LANDSCAPED LOT. APPLIANCES I NEW CARPETS, EXCELL ENI LOCATION. ONLY . $70000. - Complete Mobile - NALCOLITIEALTYlnc. HomeRepair 3493259 _________________________ - - I - COURT CUSTOM'SCONST. Customdesignhomes, Remodeling. 323 07$) I - LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, ON CORNER 54 ACRES. OVER 4(' ROAD FRONT, A MUST SEE! - - Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, £ Gen. Repairs, Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323. 6035 after 5p.m. GerarvdCTiio ______________________ ______________________ $39,900. 1890's VICTORIAN ON CORHER LOT, NEEDS RESTOR INC., CAPTAIN'S LANDING VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $35,000 TERMS. _______ - ______________________________ 3 BEDROOM, I'7 BATH ON The Real Estate Agency 7-Real s!!ed NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN. ZONEDMULTI UNIT. Inc., 1435' S French ((7 97) Sanford Webuy your equity, close in 21 hrs. $78,500. AWARDRFALTY, INC. 323 5374 ___________________________ 319-7500 7 %EDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, lt'slikepennie$fromheavenwhen NEW PAINT, PANELING 8. Lot orAcreagewanted you sell "Don't Needs" with a CARPETS. SUPER NICE. Formobilehome want ad. 529.500. 322-02)6 Private party will pay $3 br before. Will also buy dImes 8. Realtors - 42—Mobile Honsos - ,. . - - . - . - ee our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear $59,900, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $O3OrhandoDr. 3335 SEIGLER REALTY VA&FHAF1nIWInO ______ _____________ BROKER 24395 MyrtleAve, Sanford Orlando 371 0640 337-1577 (7*60 FURNISHED, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. LIKE NEW ON lOOxISO CANAL FRONT LOT AT BIG BEAR LAKE, OCALA FOREST. $15,500. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 371-0640. - halves. 331-08)6, Washer repo. C.F deluxe ,d-4. Sold orig. $1093S, used short time. Pal. $189 Ilor%19.3Smo ___________________________ WE BUY 1 IL) FuRNITURE, APPLIANCES & Pi.EJMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur niture, 705 E. 75th St. 3730911 KENMOPF WASHER Paris. Service. LIseci Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230691 Webuyeguityinhouses,apts.& vacant land. Lucky Investments, P.O. Box 2L - ____________________________ MICROWAVE - 69—Stamps-Coins —_______________________ --- Don't lose your credit, we will Push b'.'tnn controls, has car') i'sil. still In war'rar.ty. Or,gindlly 5649, assume uay ments of $2) mo Agent 339 catchuppayments&buyyour eQuity. Riggs Realty, 327-7972. GENEVA AREA Buyerfor3 BR home Also S-lOacres. Larry 0. Herman, Broker - -. Private party will pay 24 to I on silver coins in merchandise or 20 to lin cash. Home appl,, stereos, autos, dogs, gasoline or cigarettes. 331-0116. -_______ Sears Kenmore chrome plated - - coil type counter unit will; - - . built In griddle. Two 5" 1 two ' 6" surface elements. 333-4145. - I Man, quality opera'bon I yrs. isp. Patios Driveways etc. Wayne Beai. 377-137) _______________________ ylI _______________________ )rywall, Ceilings, anct 'wiii i repaired, Res. & Comm.. Remodel I Additions. CaII$31-$399or567-0134 Lai& Landscaping - r— GfOnthig&Boaiding _______________________ - CERTIFIEDLAWN &LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES332.7902 - Used Mobile Home ingood cond. to buy for cash in Sanford area. 322 0956. -.--- ___________ Sanford 327 5207. Home repairs, paneling, roof 1. carp. repairs, remodeling. All work qu,lr Free est. Jil $163 ________ _______________ _______________________________ Washington quarters, (961 or S2—Applijnces - EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. 3 BEDROOM, 2'2 BATH OF. LUX POOL WITH PRIVACY. Hin* Ropsir - _____________________ ___________ ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. &SOId on beautiful 1 yr. old Double wide w-2 huge berms, 7 baths, Will buy 1st 0. 2nd mortgages. We Can H-A & eat-In kitchen. $71 also make Peal E.tate 'no. lot rental Call now! Business loans. Floida Mas' $20,iCO' Haroid Hall Realty, 'tgage Investment, mi F. Inc.. 333-5714. Robinson, Orlando, 423 2974. ___________________________ _____ Low down payments. 32.23$7. IoIRuIhs IIAITY (I) ElliS - CI 322.92$3 Q • IF THISIS THE DAYtobyyane, fkr. £ biw'& - tLt1II . a.. isv best buys. DINING 000MELEGANCE 7BR, I bath, 1g. covered patio. and lanced beck yard. EXTRA ____________________ room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA Iiveable. $37,500. Watson Pe&ty Corp - 070* *'ll fInance. w ubstantiaJ down. 133.055.3373217. -_.,,.- - CaliBart 'VIAL ESTATE REALTOQ-33271$I s ---- -- FURNITURE - BEDDING. Wholesale ball. Orlando Whole. uie Furn. 3500 Industrial Blvd., Orlando _______________________* 'i" 'P. liS £ ,.i.,ltrcsses, S K) set Sanbord Aufion, 1715 S Irench. 32' '.'' 1 110 91W lu,,nc.. N.'*HS.A$4rpr( Owner - ___________ BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads _______________________ _____________________ - Relrigerator- GE, 2 dr., whIte, looks & runs good. $10, will deliver. 323 0106. - - Animal Haven Gromlng & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to --.- - ' Ug Ileuling your pet. 332.5133. Handymen Yard Debris, Trash ApplIances$Misc (LOCAL)3i9 537) '_________________________ Handyman, minor ci. rep., plumb,, carp., free est., 24 hr. serv., Senior cit. dls., 151-1901. Pai,*Iiig - 10—Swap & Trade - -_--- seCisaning _______ - 'w" Privatepartywilltradeport. 19" remote control color TV f or 2 rolls of Washington quarters, (964 or before. 331-00)6. __________________________ tome Impiwsrniid -- 61W Remodeling & Repair, S3RaIIGSte _________________________ ______________________________ - _-- 000dusedTV's,52S1up ' I • s ,s MILLERS 26ISOrIandoDr. - -- Don't pile no longer needed ilems ,, , - high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wailelt small or big, Interior or cxtenor. Pressure cleaning. 333. 00;). _____________________________ ci all types. Lic Bonded 333-4033 Insured $34-$39 Pab*kc&R,pjr ______ ___________________________ ' EUTSLER PAINTINGI xyer,or IREEESTIMATESCI' "s_i Pur Paintingla,modehmng FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytIme 3493739 To List Your Business... 22_26or83_9993] Whypay more? HERB'STV 2597 S. SanfordAve. Quality workmanship. No job too __________________________________ BARC.AINTVS - drywall, paint., paneling, windows, doors, minor ii, repair plumb. 3227504.. Carpentry, Painting, Maint. Ph. 332-033 __-_____ - ________________________ WILSON MAht'k'l IJRNITLJRE 6UY,SLI.TRADF OIl 31SF. First St. 3325473 PfousewivesCiianir,g Service Personalisod, fast, dependable Regular or) lime basis We DO wash windowsl 471.5554 _____ ____________________________ — - . 33)173 . -1 -A-. - _______________________________________________________________ Fairmont S W. all options. cxc Plymouth Voyager custom cond, 51.600. May trade. 322 van, Privacy glass, near new 0098. radial tires, ,slr AM FM tape I deck, no rust, 31,000 lni , clean I '73 Pontiac C.randville, 2 dr inside & out. 51,750. 373 3430. V 8. AC, AM FM, ,tulo -loaded, sharp 373 2378 or 372 76—Auto Parts - Phon 372 7851, Sanbord NDUI.lAI IFS INC, r 35 MONEY Saver 5% Flcc. timer for your water tlr 323 4234 Furniture, 205 F 75th St. 323 W t,amneit White Reg, Real Estate Broker - -Cklidma, *111 1lInp. tin rut, *71ISL - 373-6061 oreves. 323 OS1I . is - Carpeali, MllWUM - . - I. -, Pidgewood Ave. off 75th Se. Come see our beautiful new 21 3 bedrØm modsi$. Assume me bulldir's loan- Super in m-i I .- --T: PM - ____ Pri' Vsuid by - - - - - I11*C*y Umits ifl •$I. - - -; - - . - __-'T. SlotS SR.ISij - ______- DUPLEXES Try - - - - ________________ __________________ - __ __ I - rust, clean inside & out 52250 or offer 373 3.130 I I 1972 black 9llPorsche A OY. IIPF 53.500. Fully eqpt Jfl74(3 1k Sy,van ama, 5 acres. 527.000 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL Shocks $1.95 Heavy Duty $6.95 322 4038 T oro wh Cl, range w Other parcels avail. W. I YELLOW SAND New BatteriesSl9.95 timer, 550 17*19 harvest gold I ________________________ Maiciowski, REALTOR 322 13 Dodge Polara, 'goo cOnd.. 2413 French Ave , Sanlord Call Clark & HIrt 32) 7580 basIn, complete, 320 322 5645. I I ---- ------paint & top new, I ar-, AC & WIIlbuy junk Auto Batteries, hfr, Also (2) 9' side boxes, I I oval dinette. 4 chaIrs & extra 1 Lawnmower,Keecommrrcial, / Best Price, Battery Shop fl",newcondltlon,S4SO Stahl, Zdrs. ea. box w-bins in leaf, Sunbeam compost 107W. 37th St 3239314 365 5(30 one. 373 3071. shredder. 5 ftp. flriggs & Stratton motor. Console radio --& record player, 668 53)5, 65—PetS.SuppIieS I ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME. WHISPERING I _________________________________________ --- ----- I AKC brindle m.sleC.reat Dane 9 PINES- VVAL KING 015 I 1 51-Household Goods ,onths must sacrifice. 5700 TANCF TO BIG LAKE I firm 322 784? c.EOPGF, vso. S ACRES WEST SANFORD, NEAR LIPSALA ROAD. NEEDS FILL. $10,900 TERMS JOHN KPIOER ASSOC. a, .#w . - Grand CipinIng 1-6 - - - - . ___ - - ____ -. - -' -- ____ fiNitE, 3 ft. I% 5, ghs,.. dryer. OIl'l10lles, $350 Mt. $42,500. _____ ______ 4 pct. interest to qualified buyers. New )tomes With. monthly payments under Eves. 3--5O 323-1959 - ' - - -. ______ Vii - I MLS REALTOR of more expensive homes. Extra 1g. lot with spacious rms. Best terms in town! REALTOR 332 4551 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - - _ 1te - - . ____ fl1 - Really nice 2 BR home on block STEMPIR AGENCY 11055-5350 us. I UN sic. lap. No Psis, CaN 372.1477. - ----- 1976 Chrysler Cordoba. near new radial tireS, AM FM, air, no - Nice lecatlen In . --- -- ---- - -- Nulil____ . . - Fla. rm., w-w carp-. $29,000. _________ n 3 SR. Fl. RM appliIqe5, Iswnal fruit . - 1M, , - $ BR, I' B, economical gas wail burnace & range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location. I.R & _________________________ SSN,1S,neww.wcarp. -, Fenced yE. Dose tic, mo. 375.1w - M,UnsworthteaItY Ive32345S6 ______ deeded access to the St' Johns River. 1515. Or.nsr Associate. - - - (971 amplifiers & druins fl,'irance sale save up to $100 l'nti Polls Discount Music Ci'nter flOS F'rcnth Ave 3772755 - -- - '79 FORD Super Van F xc cond. low mi 322 0791 - Guitars, . - - - - . . . c' -.'.-----,-- - - isoslasli Ceunty. Florida, end NOTICE N hereby iIyon 11101 liii Lotsi through land IS through 14 Oeligs$assts. cmsumptl anwuni undsr SW Lang if lbs Slats l the las. .S5IdifCiWlW nerssi Slick 13: LaN I through S. Slick NOTICE OP *1.1 ps, IIiiiat. Salary apj only ffi fir c pia,a, shall as Notice is hireW given that $6os , ot the aO ii Nerib Chwlus$i - ponIes *WIIIIre icCable IS tile SisSies wall. Isa meaN A.M. or as seca an ps*0Ms PvI Md*ii.s, Phi Sick ARTHUR I. UCKW1TH, JR., a 13. Page Coty. Is lay. Ispirlonc, Of 4 publIc 1.w* ii Senslosis Clerk of - the - Circuit Court 'ninl.nwn) years. Call Upon awE, succieslul bidder Ismin,leCsu,ity,p$orno,IN ND February, -1955, cansldar the tntv,Pli,hdoadLalsfl will be required tO fswnIs. N1l s.eAis.Mary Carmen, ptie,ci SW IIIIIJAj Or. 45liCkA: lb SlISwinI*saibuIprm.aiiy I*rslJghlasnlfl. Pay anlp.,$i,,,4.icm$ Florida Implgyiisanl $arvlcs. -----------situated In Semisil. - County, dince: $liCkC,Lai1al$450pe5, sick maitrE, pj, 505pc$Of AN ORDINANCE RELATING FlorIda at public ISIS P5W1545M ' S1S 15, 1.01(1 aid IL Slick A: the 1*1 kId asneunt and osl ii SWPNal 01SIR$Pl daNE JSmIVy - TO THE UNINCORPO*AIJD 1.01$ land?, SlickS: Lass tonSil kanrones, Need Woss wIN be TBRAS OIL.- COMPANY 7.1* Is lb. aNus cause onlared ARIAS OF SEMINOLE COWS ,qu ii. .11sCk F; is MniCksd by lbs CiNDy _ only r ' TV, AMIIIDINO SECTION lOP saort by till the Rabin PlOP ii laheMills shires. Plot this. s will N wood. IulruSmdItE SanIstE. Csntact ORDINANCINO. P4 TOCOR. Of his am. Fib l Sick ii, P115014 aid ii. Public Th YrISIrW$RsorIghtIs C We train. Wr 0. $$py$ wssiw *ed PrOUSt Dun Of SW - RECT 1. 10*1. U of IIaI0eIS s01y 15 015 de, P p15k Pros.. $eS5Lij or Till CNU1.UOTA - C.wsbs4S. m 1amwd. SimiaN Fhelo,ap Lot, I ae 0 SliCk A:. *1111501 caviL - Is wolvi P1slnelswn. F. *5111. Tx. UGOITINO DI$T1$CT, Let$ linda. ENd B; LOS I, Slick ticPIaltsINhisa CINDY. rloridat or is .uept liii hId PROVIDINGP011 C*NCSLLSNS LOS SISCb I 1*5*1. POINT 'C. acasrSk Is hs Phil 01 *0150 in 11$ 1I)Is1St but sarvsi ThE IWO Tax sius p00 11. AMINDID PLA7. ICCoIØ awheda., Phil lOok 3. Pops 31,, lb W il$TIQ: Itwl*e*r IS we irutciffierawnly. Cutci tile P101 1011501 rocerded li RONEOU$LY INCLUPID 1*11 Public lOcasde 01 $imiael submittal this kId is 'warW lutly rsW, —, N.101 BAil 59. P1155*01. PNDk SOTTOM AND U PLATTED ceutv. !Ide epslIUsaal- ee0ci SW kNelt IS da _ti1uiliipi.in5 & SlISIPLINS P1 OPSRTY,PRO. -- (SEAL) Issues SE $.mlsels CMIV. MIs NNDWrnhulonISor$ MCk If NDJS$ slot sims VIsiNGPCI IlJRA$Il.?y, pin's. --, Arthur N. SaLII* J, y, -I aOL._15: Sin I, ci The by J INCLUSION FROM THE ØMI Ne Of lb. Sunø - Clot flit Iluaslq Herald. P.O. Sin OSCWmasWs - ire -, irilSEffisCuni NOLI COUNTY CODE, AND A cshwy Csrn, ci avOgSl in,, FL. *771. IPPICTIVI , DATE. p: limislo Cusly, Florid, sNlcm Of -- - SalE INDIct okall ,icI*a. *e MDepifyCleik By. inlop Nor.. -C.wtbsws Sanford. florIda, ft, : fOIle*leI ascrIbed iros. - OfyCSi* ---- ;. NP?). -0 SimiaN Cty, Phda :P105*1 ±"±yTft,, I95, ubI* if 1$ 2950 Pthl* Jar, 1* CulvotNesu? CslNv,-a PS• os..0 -*" !' DVII 011.17 .4 RAM AS$OCIATEL INC., Ui1*MY, i*NVA*Ya asaraiSofDk.i,,s *Mp, $ wssbo caw, - -- Peg. Real Estate Broker 2440 Sanford Ave. - -- -- BATEMAN REALTY ' - - - sc porch, carport $79,500 .-.-. - -. Leasew-oplion3 BR, 16. C H&A. - ___ -. - Country blk nice 1. clean 3 BR 2B, sc porch, fenced back Owner holding. Low dwn payments, less than rent. - - _____ - . $7,000. !u1n ______ - -. -- 323-2222 Branch Office - - - ___ 2565 REALTORS PARK - - -. Side by Sick. retrigeralor, pcnic table, w 2 benches, 330. full size baby bed W rttattress $25. Oak porch rockers, 79 'n.'to office' desk, $70. Jenkins 1-urniture. 705 F 25th St 323 0981 ___________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it clidri't ActS Classified work. tnere wouton" oe any - ---- ---- frchandise JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 tC '7 mocies. Call 3399100 or $31 460S (Dealer) -___._---- 75•A—Vans - 59—MusiCal - -- I - - Daytona Beach, will hold a - ----- ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR LOCH ARSON - cbll*'.'. ds ElUhieth, 10 n.m., by Patent EdUC*tICn Dopsrtsnsnt at Florida ospital, Call 0084011, EL 1773. -- - . Color Port IV, Color Console TV AM FM Stvro, w (assetle. AM FM Stereo w record player 323 6670______ Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway. Apache fold down Travel Trailer, sleeps 8. water storage, Stove, sink. ice box, I clean $650 or oIler. 3 - BccleStor ttCfarflily 51(3 up C,ill 3?) 38600r 17(5W 2nd St - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - - , Sanford's Sates Leader , -. - - i 58-Bicycles -- ._ ____________ REALTOR MLS 3330671 - poit horn.. MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker - "s - I -- . - - public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. Its — ------ EVERY DAY someone is iitt;1 the only one In Florida, You set the reserved price. Call 904-USfor what you have to sell. Call 8311 for fw'Ther dcta(ts. toaayanclyourClas,ufiedAdwijl -appear here tomorrow. '- - - Sale - 'jJt 0231 25445. French Ave. 372-3712-3270779,3225353 Build to Suit-our lot or yours. FHAVA,FHA23S&715 only $32,500. Call 373-2327 for Info, - __ - property. w-rented eDt, Move right ml Furn. nPw .'arp A. w-paper, - - - H. Ernest --________ Let us help you sell or buy your GENEVA ACREAGE 3 Pdrm. M H., Owner finance Call 3-49-37)7 Larry 0. Herman, Broker JUST FOP YOIJ')BR,lB hort"' - on tax reform, Visku Awarea. Weá open basis., 1a.m. to 2p.m., Lake Mary Elementary School Uroih Feb. 1. - Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these idle items with a want ad. Need a country home on S acres oran in-city home? Call us, we may have what you are looking bar. ED. Just $61,900. Stitch Rainbow , 5500 dwn - - - -- Florida's prettiest camp Qrounds, Twelve Oaks Campground. Enioy your winter here in dass 511.000 3736323 - Brunswick propool table 3900 322 4038 Ctiipsforsale S4yd tJI4aul 1220191 - S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 40 ,icre oranqe grove, Geneva 900 acre cattle ranch Sorrento - - - -80—Autos for ------ - ,S.m1aof League of Civic Aasoclatiesa, 1p.m., Fü'st Federal of Orlando, SR 431 and Palni Springs Road, Altalnontesprings.StateSenatcs'Jolmvogtwlflsp.sk -- - FANTASTiC! 3 BR, 2B brick - - 3179.000. - ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 110 Sanford Ave. 322 Rev. 250 N. (752, Canelberry, Fl. Eve. 562.3655 Beautiful residential lots In Orange City. Priced from $2150 to $5000. Call br i,. format ion! borhood! Eat.In kit., Fla. rm., jrch, and much morel A buy tor $39,900. OO*I MONDAY, JANUARY21 '. I - REALTORS fllO$anford Ave. 3227S12 LAKEFRONT! 2 BR, (B, home on spacious, oak shaded, landscaped lot in nice neigh- you can atford Osteen - Army Boots$ll99pr. Pioneer acres Hewout your own homestead, 10 acres or more, low down payment Osteen. A - lenced pastures, fishpond, - , - Seal.i CitizeN Tsar I. Labelaad los Fred Waring ih.wat 3:00P.M. Leave Sanford at 12:30 pick iç at Caaelbsriy Leeds, 1 P.M. Dinner stop on way back, Call 3fl4141 for reservations Wa.u'i Cia of *M'IáOP, ii Lm. $0 'IWEbSOR. 1 Sale -- - - - -------------- - AIRSTREAM EXCELLA (973. II'. set up on lot in one of 57-Sports Equipmet . 5O-Miscellaneotjs for --- I acre lots on paved rd. Terms Lakefront living Is avail, In this elpoant MIx hn.... Situated on 42 a'crco't'e w (BR, lB guest cottage. Won't last long at $92000 access to St. Johns River. - ------- $29,900, frame home. Large rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace, $23,500 terms at (0.5 pct, - - -- - - - ' __________________________ I ___________________________ 43—LoIsACt'ge ----- Bath, tam, room, fireplace, carp,, dining area, Fla. rm,, - 'How much to alIgn a front end?" ! -__________ '78 Dodoc Power Wagon, -I Wtt drive, auto, AC. PS, PB, cxc cond 31,000 & lake over payments 373 0389 aft .4-30 - ---------- I - ___________________ -- ----------- - 79-Trucks-Trailers STAYLATE 75-4ecreatioc',al Vehicles -- Santord, rIo 37771 3 BR, lBonllots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only on - -- able. screened patio w BBQ, self cleaning pool w cool deck. porch & many more extras I FPP WARRANTED. Yours 104' $37,500. Call 373-7222 for - . W )NAY,JAp4tJARy$s --' $àyGrsodut--p$:sa.m.to 4:31p.m., .o1dmt'a board mum, Uniwsolty ofCIntVaI Flarids. Cell CelIs of Ezt.ndsd PwIlas $4130, INVESTMENT - , - 78—ltorcycies ---'7 Yamaha 125 Enduro ----------- Hwy 46West, Sanford 3235120 ______________________________ -'I( (9 I bergltss I;oat & Trailer, $500 331 4791 OVC ------- Ike new, adult ridden 3750 339 9112 DOOR PRIZE COMEFAPLY ROI3SONMARINE 2977 Hwy 1792 pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras Must see. All for 353900 VA I-HA terms avail I - - 5. deeptree:e One seat, trailer, great ski boat- 377 14(5 aft s p m. ____ y Enterprise, Inc MdPI mr.. Realtor 3013 ______________________ Spacious 3 BR lB luxury home, cIeendoublow(demobtchorne located on a large, quiet lot at the back of Woodland Manor. Screened room utility room and much more. This one won't last long. - -'JØ4..S.s5.*A..cC'_ ¼' COUNTRY LIVING at Its best! Eight acres fenced, 3 Bdrm, 2 SUPER! 3 PR, l'i El home in 20 W. w-lots of extras! CH, w-w - MJNDAY,JANUARYZ7 of Seminole Community College in irMn Post horns. REALTORS - Advertising . 5erd Nighi- I 5Cverl couches, easy chairs (Danish mod), recliners. (I Niagara recl,nerl, bookcase, I (2) 2 mon life rafts & alt ku,ds of tools, TV Sm appliances, 55-_Boats & AcCessories VA-F HA-235.Con. Hornet L"ctt- Down Payment Highway 16. 3 Bdrm wood Apply Sealir Utisea Tsar to see 'Arsenic and Old Lace' at ' Once Upon A Stage. Leave Sanford Civic Center at ' J1:15 am,, pickup Ceaselberry near Leeds, 11:30 a,m. Return about 5 p.m. ____ or — op Dollar Paid fo4' lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-5990 - Dell's Auction Center (0$ MOBILE HOME LIViNG at its finest' This So very neat "nO From SlOto $50 Cal! 322 1624; -327-4464 -- - - ' . AUCTION SALE* FRI. 7:30 P.M. * I - Colcispot br yOu, lou Wilt build on your ot our lot Separate apartment, I yr. C.REAT J -- - Fr.. REALTOR, MLS - (,,',i pool, _________ collectibles; linens. etc. ___________________________ AftoCselberCbamber.fCoflerce,th nnua1 banquet, 6:30 p.m., Lord Chumley's Pub, '- dtancmte tIprüigs, _____ fenced, - REALTORS -____ - warranty. 395.000. ' • I ________ 77-Junk Cars Removed in FORREST GREENE JNC. -- - Longwood 3 PP. lB. lots 01 storage, neat & clean, corner Site w trees. 343,750. Bath horn.', I plus acre completely - -- Sr __________ -- - Rig. REAL ESTATE Broker 2O N. I7.I2, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 563.3655 5116200 _________________ PJST(C ETiNC. .1 'ictrm. 3 acre for $107,000. ________________________ . MORRIS H. Ernest BATTERY SHOP (07W 27th St 373 9111 _______________________________ _____________________________ - , ' NEWS. USED BAIT ER IFS If you are having difficulty findinç a place to live, car to drive, a ob. or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. - Peg. Peal Estate Broker Plenty of elbow room lake trontage Ofl Ihis 3 acre farm, comp. w-3 BR home. Make Offer. OSTEEN SHADOW LAKE WOODSDesigner home wwood & stone exterior, Great Pm, fireplace, intercom, Solarium, walk-In closets on woc,ded Day - 3 BR, lB. 1g. lot, CH A. carp., alt. oar well with underground SyStem. Chain linked back yd With (6* 32 scr swim pool Must see to appreciate. Brokers Protected 322 2851 Nile or Day. iltie want'acts bring big, big results. Just try one. 322-7611 or 831 9993 --___ - ' 'IVFDAY, JANUARY21 Vote,- riglotradus by League .1 Wmm bbvIsdo High School, Iam. to SOS. - Van WriqhtAsc,afe J.J. Herman-Realtor 6.45 04-iO Eve 830 0102 Parts _________ For Fstat Commercial & Rt'si dental AutIø 8. Appraisals (.11 o - AucI-on, 323 5670 Big yard sale, turn dish, heaters, linens & miSc. (08 5. Sun),,nLl Dr Sunland Estates. Sal & Sun. 95 ' --C.,irage Sale, 2nd Aye., Chuluot, I. ye Oak In. Sat & Sun,, 7 ?, Jan 19 & 70. Muvncj salt- 73S Plumosa Pci. I DePary. Sat Jan. 19th, starting .it 9 a HOuSehold lull ol burn in cxc. cond. Stvania Ent. Center; 15 Cu- It. Ray Part Realty, Inc. -- 76—Auto 72—Auction ------- 54--Ga rage Sale Call Walt Cappet 323 6100 Knowles Realty Inc PFAI. TOP 628 3005 Interior Furnishings - 323-5774 TV Radio.Stereo V repo 19" Zenith. Sold orb $49375 bel. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 339 8306. - --_.-- -- arid LOVE AT FIRST SIGHTSpotless 2 Bdrm home wlarge Fain Pm, terrific kitthen & landscaped lot in superb area br lust $30950!! Inc FOP SALE BY OWNER PP. lB. great rm. eat-in kit DR. Fl rm Maytair area, Q SO-s Alter S. 323 8817 . - WOODED ', ACRE w-roses & privacy sits off 4 yr. old 3 Bdrm w earth tone carp., Con HA. Indoor W 0 hookup & good cash to mtg or F HA-VA financing. $45,900. - PHONE - REAL ESTATE more! $86,300 w=w CLASSIFIED S 53- . LIST NOW' Fam Pm w fireplace overlooking Oak shaded lot w 100' lake frontage, 75' & OPPORTUNITY - lB oil brick home on 1g. oak thaUCJ 10100 quiet Cul do sac. Beautiful 16*33 Sc. pool & patio, c H&A. kit, & much more. By owner $63,900 323 3787- ...__.. BANANA LAKE FRONT 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2100 sq It, huge - 9—Good RATIIRflAV._____ JAMS IARVM Flea Market table for Humane Society of Seminole, Sanford Flea Market, 1500 French Ave. SaOdVV'W91*eT,5:304p.m,,togcabtnpost on IMthOsi. Open to publiC. Pizza aisd begr party for University of Cal Florida alumni, 5:30 to 7 p.m., rnultl-purpcne room, „, .,tIt_ -__ __8aufrd VFW Past 10108 meotIug, $ p.m. - in I - Lovely like new,3 yr. old 3 BR, NEW LISTING-) Bdrm. 2 bath has fleW: W W carp, paint. Con H A & 2 yr old root; Din Pm, paneled Fain Pm & huge fenced yd in Pinecrest. Only 345.9001 ******** TUESDAY, JANUARY22 Medicare Assistance Proun, 9:30 am. to noon, Deltona Library Community Room, 1691 ProvIdence dBoulevard. -. For Parents: Helping Children Cope with DIvorce, 3 'weeks series sponsored by Seminole County Mental Health Center, 6-8 p.m., 377 Crane's Roose Office Park, Alt.amonte Springs, taught by Dr. Marion Kyser. Call - 831.2411. by Gill Fox -- AAA EMPLOYMENT MONDAY, JANUARY21 Clogging class, new 10-week series, 7-8:30, Geneva - Community Hall for all ages. Wear hard sole shoes. Call 3495342. SIDE GLANCES 4l-Hnus' - -- SUNDAY, JANUARY21 Dusty Boots Riding Auoclatlon open horse show, 9:30a.m., Wilco Sales Arena located 4 miles west of 1.4 on SR 46. Junior nd senior high point trophy. Spec. tators free. vwage ienier. ?rILt2t21IIinenI tsy lwale O'Grady'sGoodTlmeJauBand,CallMarkGllckinan, 75.33• Friday, Jan. iS, 19!!! Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, within the area known 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Chuluota, described as follows Odando Wintei Pork CASE NO. 75424.CA.I.K Seminole ftn.r$k.elib..bw,f LikeAGNES I. KACH UBA, ___________________ ___ .in..w atwss Plaintiff. 831-9993 322-2611 IkiSd SkOPi1441e4j vs. 1IWIBUI LDI PIG CON. WASHINGTON (UP!) — Rep. Daniel Flood's behavior on G.t ' and the bed of Sç ASSOCIATED CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES TRACTORS SALES. INC., it at.. the witness stand was "too consistent” for him to be faking a Lake and the urlatted POrtion of Defendants. 44c line I timE Spring Lake Shore line In North HOUOS - . 3cons.cutiv.tlmiS NOTICE OF SALE 3tc a line Chutuota and 3rd Street west of Notice Is hereby given that psychologist says. 36c a line lcons.cutiv.tifn.s 8:00 A.M. -- 5:30 P.M. west lot line of Lot; extended in ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, as Dr. Mary Reldy, a clinical psychologist at Georgetown Block V. North Chutuota, less Clerk MONDAY thru FRIDAY of the Circuit Court, SATURDAY ! NOOn University hospital, told a judge Thursday she Is convinced the beginning at the loutheist COIfliT Seminole County, Florida, will sell 3 Lines Minimum Block 22, run westKly congressman — an actor in his younger days — is suffering southwesterly along lot lines to the ttie following described property situated in Seminole County, from an intelligence impairment. i0utI*t corner of Lot 5. Block DEADLINES Florida at Public Sale pursuant to 22, south to north line Of Lot 1, Dr. Reldy said she felt Flood could understand the nature of the Final Summary Judgment Block 13, extended west, east to dated January II, iNO In the above Noon The Daylefore Publication the bribery charges against him, but stopped short of saying 'east line of Lot 3, Block 22, ex. cause entered by the Honorable whether considers him mentally competent to face a tended south, north to beginning, - Kenneth Leffier, at 11:00 AM., Sunda9 - roun " rrivuj and beginning $2.5 feet south Of the Feuary 4, 1500 at the west front retrial scheduled for Feb. . should be made by corner of Lot 7, Block 22 door of the courthouse in Sanford, "That is a conclusion of law," which TosIte of North Chuluota On Seminole County, Florida: Gasdi, she said. extension of the east line, run Lots 14 through 17, all unplattid Prosecutors planned to elicit testimony today from - three South to the south line Of 3rd Street part of Block "$3" lying adjacent extended west to the shore of lake, 4- sionaIs doctors who have concluded Flood is competent to stand trial, to said lot 17, all the southerly half northerly on the shore to a POint I Adelaide Boulevard on north of with taking more than $50,000 in payoffs west of beginning, east to begin. Block $3, north of southerly line of nlng, and beginning at the frompeoplewhobenefiteci fromhislnfluenceasamemherof *_* Lotll,Block$3,altofBlocksgl,92 I WILL NOT BE RESPON. southeast corner of LOt 3, Block 22, and 53, SANLANDO THE SU. SIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS North Chuluota, run westerly on BURB BEAUTIFUL. ALTA. Hisf INCURRED BY ANYONE ahungJwyla.stFerua.yanddefe tfew'Jtherly ilnetoth.southwe,t MONTE SECTION, accordIng to OTHER THAN MYSELF AS laers sought the competency hearings on grounds his condi- corner of Lot 3, south to the north the plat thereof, as recorded In OF JAN. IS. 1900. line of Lot 1. Block IS. extended tion has declined dramatically In the last year. Plat Book "3". Page 67, Public 912 French Aye, David W. Pennebaker west, east to the east line Of Lot 3, Records of Seminole County, Under questioning Tuesday and Wednesday, Flood 'iaid this Block 22 extended South, north to Florida. (Cornerofl0th& French beginning, and begInnIng at the Less: Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A southeast cornerof Lot 4. Biock 22, first elected to the House in 1945. Mate" Dating Service. All Lots 2 and 4, HermItage, Unit I, - ever took any North Chuluota, run westerly on 71, Clear. ages. P.O. Box 323.5176 according to the Plat thereof as But at times he perked up, flatly denying he the southerly line to the southwest water. Fl. 33511 recorded In Plat Book 22, Page 4$, bribes and seeming to remember details and witnesses at his corner of Lot 4. south to the north Public Records of Seminole first triai. line of Lot 1, Block 15, extended County, Florida. When you place a Classifled Ad In west, east to east line of Lot 4, (SEAL) The Evening Herald, stay close Flood lawyer Axel Kleiboemer asked Dr. Reldy, who was Block 22 extended South, north tO ASSEMBLERS to your phone because Arthur H. Beckwlth raised in Flood's home county of Lucerne, Pa., whether she beginning, and beginning at the Positions now open for something wonderful is about to as Clerk of the Court had formed an opinion on whether he could be faking a mental southeast corner of Lot S. Block 22. production carpenter helpers happen. By: Eleanor F. Buratto North Chuluota, run southwesterly with nation's largest producer collapse. as Deputy Clerk on the southerly line to the south. Felder and Berman of factory-built modular "Yes, I have forqed a conclusion ... My conclusion Is that he west corner of Lot S. south to the Attorneys at Law S-Lost & Found housing. Must have some Is not," she said. "There's too much consistency" in his north line of Lot 1, Block 1$ ex. SO So. Knowles Ave., carpentry exp. Apply Cardinal tended west: east to east line of p.o. Drawer B Industries, Inc., 3701 S. San. behavior, Found Siamese type cat in Lot 3. Block 22 extended south, Winter Park, Florldi 32150 ford Ave., Sanford, FL. No Earlier, prosecutors raised questions as to whether Flood's Carriage Cove, Sunland north to beginning, and beginning (304) 444 4473 phone calls. Equal Op. memory could have been fogged by drugs. Estates area. 62$-445 42.5 feet south of the southeast Publish Jan. 1$ 25, 1500 portunity Employer. 323-3377 coier Of Lot 7, Block 22, of the DER-53 Under questioning from prosecutes Bernard Panetta, Dr. Townsite of North Chuluota on Nurse Aid, 7.3 shift. exp. Melvin Small, Flood's personal physician, disclosed that less extension of east line, run south 20 preferred. Apply In person, than two months ago, Flood was being given a drug that can Let a Classified Ad help you fI f'et, west to shore of Lake, nor. Lakevlc. Nursing Center, 919 cause confusion some elderly people. more room for storage therly on shore to a point west of FICTITIOUS NAME F. 2n Classified Ads find buyers fast beginning, east to beginning and Notice Is hereby given that I am beginning at the southeast corner engaged In business at 2454, Hwy CAREER of Lot?, Block 22. North Chuluota, 434, Longwood, F Ia., 33730, run south 42.0 feet, west to lake, Seminole County, Florida, under 6-CN$d Care northwesterly on Iake,to a point $'te fictitious name of PICTURE Needed: young men I. women, .outh 45 degrees west of t,eglnnlng, PER FECT PHOTO SERVICES, 20-30 yrs, old, to be trained for CITY OF and that I intend to register said northeasterly to beginning, and APE YOU UNHAP'PY wIre Gets 'Life' an exciting future ifl Thi home LAKE MARY, FLORIDA begInning at the southeast corner name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit YOUR OAY.CARE SITTER? entertainment industry. Must NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of Lot 7, Block 22, North Chuluota, Court, Seminole County, Florida In Part or fuil.time, your be personable, attractive & HOUSTON (UP!)- A 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: run south 43 degrees west to the accordance with the provisions of children will be well taken like to work with the public. No NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lake, northwesterly on lake to a the Flctitlous'Name Statutes. To. construction worker whostole care of by mature I. reliable, direct exp. necessary. Top by the City Council of the City of Wit: Section $45.0, pointsouthofthesouthwestcorner Florida person wreasonabie rates. 34 pounds of meat from a Lake Mary, Florida, that said pay. Tired of your dull, routine Lot 7, north to the southwest Statutes 1957. Hot meals I snacks, M.F, our lob? Now is your chance to get welfare center has been Council will hold a public hearing of Sig. Fills Hunter Inc. corner of Lot 7, southeasterly to timefiex.,ages2l up. $344003 ahead. Apply in person to sentenced to life In prison as a on February 21, 1900, at 7:30 P.M., the beginnIng, and beginnIng 62.5 Carolyn C. Hunter, Sec. (days) & 373.5141 or 372.7133 Westgate TV. K-Mart Plaza to consider an Ordinance entitled feet south of the southeast corner Publish: January 11, 15, 25, & (eves). habitual criminal, Shopping Center, Sanford, 9:30 as follows: February 1, 1910 of Lot 7, Block 22, of the Townslte Doyle Alonzo Akins, 33, am. to 1:30 p.m. daily. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of North Chuluota on extension of 031 24 Hr. Babysitting convicted of the Oct. 20 theft OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, lhèeast line, run South 20 feet west in My Home RE'ZONING CERTAIN LANDS of $75 worth of meatfrom to shoreof take, northerly on shore 3231063 WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE toapolntwestofbeginnlng,eastto Gulf Coast Community MARY. AS HEREIN DEFINED beglnning,andalitp,atpartofthe FICTITIOUSNAME Services Association, FROMA.1 TO R3, PROVIDING A Thngs to Eat 100 feet R.W of State Road 13, NotIce is hereby given that lam Pce said they anested CHANGE TO THE OFFICIAL southof north line Of LOt 10, plOck engaged in business at 361", Live ZONING MAP, PROVIDiNG ADVERTISING 36, North Chuiuota extended east Oak Center, as he walked near Live Oaks Blvd., CONFLICTS, Navel oranges & grapefruit SEVERABILITY andnorthofnorthlineoftp,esgufh. Casselbefry, Fla. 37201,-Seminole centà at 3 a.m. He testified AND EFFECTIVE DATE, $4 by. Call after p.m. west 'i. of the Southwest ¼ of the County, Florida under the fic. he had bought the meat from changing the zoning on the northwest'/4,a...,off..of tltlous 322-6733 name of TREASURE . deribfd property tkedof-I,mb,, iL. pN.$f a man he met on the stit. - - !i! •,,%i juui I 'ruave in me city of Lake Mary, øi$usts and *i siitiUid FOR SALE Wednesday's Life sentence Florida: ntsndtoreglster said name with Sell advertising for FIne Quality Temple Oranges enwSlinsty$np W$Wn 4ihe the Clerk of the Circuit Court, was based cm his two previous Beginning at the intersection of Simpson 332.3313 classified section by Be-.n*b.he t.ffisrias, and the Seminole County, Florida in ac the Sanford Grant Line and the bU?gi&)P C0flVlCtlOfl5. northwest ¼ 01 the northwest ¼ of cordance with the provisions of the telephone solicita. North and South ¼ Sicticnline of the southeast ¼ of the noettiwat Fictitious Name Statutes, TWlt: NO LONGER USED ,C),MPUIG Sction 10, f5SIJp 20$ Range tion. Write copy, ¼, and That portion of property GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL 30E. Seminole County, Florida, described as follows: Lots 1 $.cJIon $45.05 Florida Statutes - FLORI 0 complete order IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED run North 421.00 feat; thence run throughi, Block 7, Lots 1 through Ig. Valerie P. Taylor AD. 5t0001q;the,rNo forms, billing and LrnockI:LotsIthrough•,a$ock Publish: January iS, 2$, & 5.35 It: thence run WtarIv 5.i? . ia,rfr tA, Is --------Si Iaft I c011ection. Good -eoruary I, I, lW. IuIIVL flUILI feet aIongtheSouthIlneofioii4, through 16, Slock 14; Lots 1 DER.64. 1 1—Instructions spelling a must, typRambiewood, as recorded in P1st 1t4E STATL through 1$, Block 1$; Lots 1 0Of 23. Pages 7 and 5 in the ing skills needed. All thr )4, Block 14, Lots I ____________________ Public Records of SemInole through 16, Block 1; Lots I company benefits. County, Florida, thence run a through 16, Block 20; Lots 1 - Legal Nofic. LEGALADVUTIIIMINT Northerly 314.047 feet along the through 13, Block- 21; Lots 1 creative Expressions 327.7113 West line' oO Id Pie? of Ran through 7, Block 23: Lots 4 through Board of County In person to: biewood, thence run Nor. IN THI CIRCUIT COURT IS, Block 23: That portion of Block RONALDG. BECK Commissioners thwesterly 234.00 feet along the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 23 lying west of -SR 415i All that The County of 1$-llpWantd SemInole West line of said PIat of Pam. CI NO. 75.i404'CA*p Director portionof Block 2liyingw,stof SR ATICO MORTGAGE COP. blewood; thence run West 4.96 415: Lots 1 through IS, Block hi To all prospective biddeil: EVENING HERALD Correction to Legal Ad for feet: thence run North 30W 191.90 PORATION, LoIs 1 through 16, Block 32; Lots 1 300 N. French Ave. feet along the East line of lard construction of County Fire PART.TIME Piaintiff, througf, 16, Block 33; Lots 1 conveyed from Piterso to Fowler 34, No. No. 41 - d vs Sanford through 16, Block 31; Lots 1 25 The name of the architect CORRESPONDENTS BILLY JOE THOMPSON, it ux., by deed dated July 14, IS1, thence through 14, BIOCII 3S Lots 1 was inadvertently omitLi. runWestIi.30feetalongth,p4rffi Bid if at.. through 16, BlOCk 34i Lots 7 WANTED lIneofsaldLand;thencerun orth Defendants. through 9, Block 31, All ss openIngtlme.nddateremainathe 2145 ,., twnce on run same. 21-4ltuatlosn Vdantsd NOTICE OF SALE portion of 1 Block 35, ro write news of local interest lying west Of Sealed bids will be received at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN degrees 35434 W 77315 ISV: Irom LONOWOOD SAN. that on the 4th day of February, thence run Souffi.w,sterly Lots lthroughfl, PlQCk4ijLOt$7, theotficeofffilPurchaslngAgent, FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Home Secretarial Service. fr$ along the Sasboard Coa$tilne 1500 at 11:00A.M. at thiwest front 7, and 9, Block 42; Lots 6 through Seminole County Courthouse, CASSELBERRyand If you SusIne, perional, fast, neat Railroad thence run Room $61 degrees 417, Sanford, Florida, 32771, deoroftheCourthouseof SemInole 11, hock 43 l.ots 1 through 14, have a knack for gathering the & ruas. 059.1420 or 559.4495, F 1147.06 untIl 3:00 PM,, local time, Mon. County. at Sanford, FlorIda, the 00' Block 44; LOtS 1 ttwough$. BloCk social news from your day, F.uary 11,1910, at which undersigned Clerk will offer for South line Of the Sanford Grant to L6ffiroug 9, Block 4$ Lots reSpective community to be mnnlng, time and date bids will be publicly sale the following described reai the S through 13, Block ISJ Lots 1 ____ 30-Apartments Unturnlsh,d presentid In a Column In The opened and read at the more commonly Seminole known as: property: thrugh9. Block SO: lots 1 through County Courthouse, Evening Herald, we went to Oldiake Lot 93, "WEKIVA HUNT Sanford, Mary Road, containing 5, Block 31; Lots 1 through 22, talk with you, F$o.'lda, foe Seminole CofAWy Fire Sanford Groclo,ès living. Ins. CLUB" FOX HUNT SECTION 1, 31.433 acres. Block 12: Lots I tlwougtiL Contort: The public hearing will be held SIatlonsNo.34,No.73,No.4i,ard according to the PIat thereof as Weakly & monthly rates, utilities $3: Lots 1 through 1, Block SI; Lots Plo. u. recorded in Piat Book II, Pages 75 in the City Hail, City of Lake Mary, ad. inquIre NS S. Oak 0417553.. DIITRICH i is. $lk Sit LOIs 1 TM prolect consIsts of four tire through $3, Incius vi. Public Florlda,at 7:30 P. M.,on February OURSELVES EDITOR Sand Lots I through 10, stations on four Separate sites in 1 SR--s1N up. Pool. Adults only Records of Seminole County, 21, 1500, or as soon thereafter as BlOck $6; tots 1 through 10, Block Seminole County,,Fiorida. 23.U1 Sidauly Mon.Fri Floe a. on Lake Ada. Just So. of $t which time interested Lots 1 ttirough 23, Block 20: BiddIng will be on the bis of together with- all structures, partiesIorand.galnstta.ras Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Lofslthroughul, BlocIM; Lots 1 mprovemens, fixtures. ap. stated 4bove will be heard. Said Plalrdrosser wanted. WIllIng to onslump.sunsloraiifowsta$lons. Sanford. Call 3331470 ttwoug3,5lockØ, Lots Ithrougti The bidders attention is work 5 Pus. per day, 3 days a flnces, and appurtenance6 on hearing may be Continued from MarIner's VIII.,. 3, and S. Block 4.0; LOPs I through I. sp,crnc.fly called t6 Item S-S of tures, Improvements, fixtures, time to time until final action week. 333.0634 or 333.1434 Block 0; Lots 1,2, 15, tO, Slick fli General ConditIons Of Contrict Sanford-Immaculate 2 SR,35, appliances, and appurtenances on taken by thu City Council. lees). ...... ..lI Lois I, S and 4., Such 73; Lqts 1 sold land or usid in Cen$unctlon w-w carpet, enoalificatian of THIINOTICEIMuIb.tedIr througtil.ck74; Lois DRIVEUSS.WAREHOUSE ltlwouifi Club house& therewIth, pool. 133,950.327. otevip,ee. three (3) public places within the IL $lr 75: Ii LoIs ,imi*ate openings. Must have 0333, I fhra.ifi II, The aforeisid sale wIll be made City ci Lake Mary, Florida, at the ou.lrncatisn Wish be made Is the Slick 03, LoIs 1 through 10, BloCk Architect In required form at FI.-Chauff$swlicsnse,$ yes. pursuant to a Final Judgment City Hall, and published in the least or 01dm 'with good drIving 54; Lots I through 10, BloCk U; so workIng 1 BR, 1$ Condo, kit. sept,, $273 entered in Civil No. 79-14$4-CAprisr to bid Evening Herald, a days 'paper LoIs 1, s and iL Block 56; Lots 1 record. Annual starting salary 'no. 1st, last + 1110 5SC. Riggs F now pending In the Circuit Court general circulation in tue city of lng date. and 16. BlOck St according to the In exciss of 110,000. Exc. Realty, REALTORS. 323.7973. of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Lake Mary, Florida, one Sits of Contract Decum.nts may time al plat Of North CtiuluoI, Flat look Company benefIts, malor In and for SemInole County, least thirty (30) days prior to the _________________________ OoIaled at the office of the . Florida Aluminum DistrIbutor 5115, PublIc Rscaqds 01 Florida. tict, Cat.tys?, Inc., 111 B. date of the public hearIng, and the 31 Seminole County, Florida, and Robinso 51r, Orlando, FlorIda Is expanding to Lgnevp,4 to DATED this Sth day of January owners of the real property whick Lots ii fwough to, m. I; Lets I 30503. serve greater Orlando ares. (SEAL) payment iSa 11*50 Is affected hereby, 51*11 be maulS ffirsygh 33, SliCkS; all Of BloCks 3 Call S p.m..4 p.m. to sthidul, t. loch ,lth, Jr. pssi per siS Bidders whi Apis. for Senior Cifiis Down. su City CIS,k, a copy of this end Interview. 2314111. Slick 5: rot Clerk of tle Circuit Court notice as their address their decumads in town, very clean & roomy, See ge may * Lots i Wwougl, 13, Block 4; Lets I 'cnnitiin will have liii dspaslt By: Susan V. Tsbor por on the 1aus$ ad valsrem tea Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto AVON $j 14, fl'sough 7, 1 tIssugli D$utt, Clerk Ave. FIGHT INPL*T1QN 11, pus$, J ; s 3 $ireugh 7, Slick ii, IL INS Lack bid must be accompa&sd _________ DATED. January II, INS, $ NI Avon. Increase your ssrnlng ,, flireit 4 SliCk II; Lift •Ilior by a CNIdIr'I check iapin 10 + & i n or tniet cml. City Clerk (kIlVrflh$J,sd flwe I?, Slick $1; Lots I M.waBldSsis$wsscerpsrate - City of Like Mary, $Iiriuift IN THU CIRCUIT COyly. 5, Slick 13, LaN 1 threugh surety sallssac$iiygs $imkiile WANTID Specialty Pleri4a NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY - iasnt 7, SliCk $4, Lots I through 0 Ca,nly. Is, net loss than five SIMINOlI COUNTY, FLORIDA PublIsh: MustbeahIsIs.repa,,a, Jry 1$, 2955 CLUS,'E. 3 50. 55, 5g. ,, M - 13, CASE NO. 50067$ i season, and dab meats, gerI (5 pci.) 01 She amount ii 01R4) ERNEST W. TURNER, it us. IeplOfOfl*sPaflilIWT,ms$ petltv-y waisso, ffi bi. TIs CuSinty will accept SUIabNd, privacy usc., 5* mo. 3fl. Plaintiffs, mr* cp.wis.ota. plot Psek 13., only sigh all tyoss of nsIsa, sasge aiw FRIDAY, JANUARY 1* Frank Holder Dance Company of North Carolina, 8 p.m., Edmunda Center, Stetson University, DeLand. Longwood AA and A.Anoa, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434 and Terrytowji s Tanglewood AA and Al.Anoø, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Big Book AA, closed, 8 p.m., Messiah [th,eran Church, Highway 1742, Caefl, Five b -.-' -- 4 - -..?., b S �U C SPORTS IOA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. is, im Guards Are The Key In Buc=Tribe Clash By JOE I)eSANTIS Herald Sports Editor per outing. In a man-for-man lineup match up, the key to the ball game appears to be the guard confrontations, where Seminole's tiny speed mer- (Bruce) shoots a lot and tempo of the game. We have scores a lot. That may be true to play OUR game, our style because he's the outlet man to win." off that press and gets a lot of Mainland's Toth sounds like close shots." a good public relations man as Payne illustrated his point by taking the Deland game Tuesday night as an example. IT ootn both Teams "Bruce scored 43 points, but did you see his shooting play up to percentage? In that contest Mctray hit là tO')I . •I Cl IVWIiIg It WV I. sio.s•.f from the floor, Ofli) two of his shots came from we a great farther out than six-feet. may be an overlooked factor in tile contest. . He's currently averaging a Tonight's much heralded shade better than 12 points match up between the state's pergamebut has been getting third ranked Mainland into early foul trouble. If he Buccaneers and fifth ranked . stays clean in the initial &i .Sanford Seminoles showcases We know we ' stages, the lanky senior has IWO of the Five Star Con' . the moves and quickness to ference's most explosive have to break grab a bunch of rebounds and teams, but it may be defense . , . . -4 boost his offensive average. that determines the outcome. . the Fnrate . . In the middle for the home .The Fighting Seminoles at team will be 6.0 senior Reggie 17-0 entertain Mainland at 16-0 . control the ball' Butler. Ili the Sanford gym with an . Butler has figured in 8:00 p.m. scheduled tipoff. If teLWhitney .. H , Seminole's .dccess more this you haven't bought tickets how well backcourt mates basketball gam. season than most observers already, orget it, the game chant Keith Whitney and 6-1 Stambaugh and Whitney give him credit for. He's like a control ' has been a sellout since sharp i against e shooting Glenn . ... UIC cOrn lank black piranha, lurking Thursday. Stambaugh square off against res.. ould well determine . under the boards, waiting for how much INIcCray getsth Bill Payne's squad enters Mainland's all-state can. he looks at the contest. . ashot to go up so he can slap it bIl Something ball. the contest fresh from a (Ildate Sam Henry and six400t "You know," said the In the stands. Quiet and Tuesday night win over the Larry Prince. former University of Georgia unassuming, a strong l)eLand Bulldogs that saw concerned himself w it. 1 Henry paces the flue's ... roundball star, "If both teams defensive performance from ''-don't care if I score senior forward Bruce Mclray offense with a 17 point Glenn Stambaugh play a good ball game, play up him would greatly aid a points," said McCray after his break the Seminole High average while Prince is close ' to their potential, it should be Payne. "The Five Star has Seminole victory. record breaking flight against single game scoring record behind at 14 per game. a great game." some good basketball these The Buccaneers counter Deland "As long its we win with 43 points. McCray will Whitney and Stambaugh both ' "1 don't know if the fans days." with a pretty good front line of that'sc need to be right on his season average slightly better than realize it, but you have two The Seminole's hold a 3.0 their own. Herb Harris at 6-6 "We know we have to break of 20 points or better 10 points apiece. I pretty good ball teams less record against Metro corn- with a 1i pu; Keith the press and control the r.wmcr a balanced But the point production " than 45 minutes from each petition this year. Mainland is forwards Jerry Smith at 6.3 .,,, ba,It,"con fir Mainland lineup that has all from the guards may not I)ayton: ' ' ";" \• . -. "hat's why we Whitney." 'tter, that's unusual," Toth likewise undefeated against and Alvin Payne also at 6-3 five starters averaging in figure as much as the youth league Into the prep score a Jut, we get the tarpointed put. Orlando competition. ge 14 and 11 points double figures. defensive pressure Mainland limelight together. What's also unusual is both novers off the press and turn "We have to be quick and The match ups under the respectively and are both But a closer inspection at is well known for. ' Both Seminole coach Bill them into a lot of easy make the good passes, and not squads are from the Five Star boards appear fairly even. leapers. the Seminole starting five Henry and Prince have Payne and Mainland coach baskets." too much dribbling because Conference. Seminole's front line While Mainland has had shows plenty of balance too, made a living out of Dick Toth agree that defense Seminole too applies the full they trap really well, "It's nice that we have two features a pair of 64 forwards only one close ball game this Mellay, along with forward , pressuring opposing guards. could well determine the court press to full advantage, especially on tile inbounds teams from our conference in the high scoring McCray year, Seminole has had three partner David flrniiias and The Buccaneer's patented full outcome of the ball game, but perhaps mixes up its pass play," allowed the short ranked this year," smiled and David Thomas. Thomas wins by less than 10 points. guards Keith Whitney and court press has been the main "We get good pressure on defensive sets more (aftc:l and swift senior. Glenn Stambaugh all average contributing factor to their the ball,' explained Toth during the course of the game"Tempo is the key," points double figures too. The lone success, along with the en- following Tuesday night's -. "We've been able to get out Whitney's running partner Seminole starter who doesn't, 'fable fact that the starting waltz over Lake Howell in some easy hoops of the press Stambaugh. Reggie Butler, specializes in five have been together for which the Hue's forced the too," points out Seminole "We know we have to break defense, av eraging 5CVCfl almost eight years, Silver Hawks into continuous tOuCh Pay ne. I [} (Jilt ttc press and equally mm blocked shots .iod 12 rebounds graduating from a strong turnovers enroute to a 100 keeps saying ing that Mrtrav pJrtunt %e have to control the V. . Evening Herald Ii Friday, January 18, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA V Ila YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE V V • V .. • poils Parade %%Vt)y V It's an ego timing." Bradshaw relishes the idea that so much of the re'sponsihility in Sunday's contest with the las Angeles Hams rests on him personally, That's another sign of how far he has comae. ''1 have to face up to the fact a lot depends on mime," he said ini answer to a question. "What I like about it is that on Sunday, it's one game and it's all over. Not like the World Series with its seven games, or the NBAplayoffs. "I'm gonna try to make it exciting Sunday," he went on, eagerly, enthusiastically. "Exciting and win, not ex. citing and lose. If it comes to that, I'd rather it be boring, so long as we win," Jazz, Pistol company . .,... 'I,.-. - V stars. ''I know 1imi a good quarterback," lie says, disdaining S any false immodesty, , but I know I can get better, When I go home alter every game, i y didn't 1 do this, why By MILTON RICHMAN didn't I do that? We had a streak there this season where we averaged over an Speaking about Bradshaw Ix)intsa game, but then we got Told of Greene's comment, before that, Greene had said our tail limmndetl to us. I gained Bradshaw revealed the two of them had discussed he sometimes has fantasies 15 pounds on humble pie. retirement between them- about him. When you think you're going "1 think he's a four-star good, it jumps up and slaps selves. "We've talked about it," he' general or an admiral, lie you in the face. I forced the said. "We planned to go out runs the ship. When 1w first ball more times this year than together. I told Joe, just let started out, I'd get as angry I would've liked to. I me know." with him as anyone did. That panicked. I'm far from being "You're not serious about was my prerogative because I the quarterback I'd like to be. quitting, are you?" Inquired a was his teammate, But I'd be I know when I l)la}' it good newsman, his ballpoint pen looking to protect Will, too. I game. Everybody swells over poised very close to his note didn't have the respon- something like that. You feel pad. sibilities he did. He has to play good about accomplishments. "l'mii too young," laughed quarterback and be the Steelers' 31-year-old responsible for 10 other quarterback. "Two more people. lie can do that better years, though, and that should now than anyone else I Utah be it. I'd like to finish out my know." Bradshaw has matured 50 contract with the Steelers." When Greene heard of years' worth in the 10 years he Part hiradsimaw's answer, It was his has been calling signals for the Steelers. lie' acted like a SALT LAKE CITY I UPI turn to laugh. "He's got an option," spoiled baby when he first Claiming it was the best caine up. lie never shows the possible ending for the Utah Greene pointed out. slightest signs of being spoiled Jazz-Pete Maravich alliance, "Haven't you?" "Hell, no. lie's a quarter. now, and for that lie rates a the team has pla .'d the 10couple of Willie Sturgell's gold year NBA veteran on wai%'erl back," , I Super Bowl Greene's Swan Song? NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI I - Ballplayers will tell you the most difficult thing for tliemim to do sometimes is say goodbye when they're all through. It's the kind of emotional wrench you have to be involved In personally even to try to describe. Terry Bradshaw and Joe Greene have it all arranged between them so they'll never have to bid each other farewell because one Is leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers and the other i remaining behind, Both are going out together. In two more years. At least, that's 11w way they have it planned. "Does the thought of retiring ever cross your mind," someone asked the 33year-old Greene, looking for his fourth Super Bowl chaiimpionsliip ring from the Steelers, with whom he has played 11 seasons. "Those are private thoughts," said Pittsburgh's big defensive tackle after some reflection. "It's more imminent now than before." After a moment's silence, he added, "if 'Ferry told you this is his last game, it probably would be mine, too." •'":•1 :... :,' ,• -: V : , 3- - :. '\--'- .- " 1 -A7, '•? 4(f' I', - ,- J''. ?J , V V V - p.- - . '•i l V .' - V V 'fi 41 Lawrence Wynn (32) and Harold Gaines (14) of the Crooms Panthers apply some two-on-one pressure to Lyman guard Jack Durham In the Crooms-Greyhound freshman battle. Thursday night. Donny Poor pumped in 23 points and Bob Kulick added 16 for the Greyhounds as Lyman took the contest 49-36. Calvin Bryant had 12 points for the Panthers. Lyman stands at 8-I while Croom's record is now 14-4 on the year, PANTHER SANDWICH "We're Pleased we have been able to reach a set. tiemmient that will be good for both the teani and Pete," said Jazz' owner Sam Hattistonc. SCOREBOARD Pro Basketball San Golden St. Atlanta at Los Angeles Saturday's Games Cleveland at Philadelphia Houston at Detroit Kansas City at Indiana Washington t San Antonio Denver at Chicago Golden State at Utah San Diego at Phoenix Diego at NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB Boston 33 II .750 Phila 33 ii .150 Wshngtn 70 73 .465 12'i New York 27 24 45$ I) NOW Jersy 19 lOt is' Central Division W L Pct. 05 NHL Standings Atlanta 78 20 513 By United Press International San Anton 21 24 .500 Campbell Conference Houston 72 23 .489 '7 Patrick Division Indiana 71 2$ .1ST 6 W I. T Pts. Clevelnd 71 77 138 7 Phila 29 3 II 69 Detroit I? 35 .755 S'7 NY Rangers 71 Il I SO Western Conference NY Islanders 19 17 6 41 Midwest Division Atlanta 18 20 II W L Pct. GB Washington Ii 24 6 71 Kan City 30 20 .600 Smythe Division Mllwauke 76 22 .512 3 WLT IS 30 333 12' Chicago Chicago Ii 1617 46 Denver 16 33 .371 1317 St. Louis II 20 7 13 Utah 13 3 .27) 16 Vancouver 13 Pacific Division Edmonton 1) 73 9 31 W L PCI. OS Winnipeg 13 28 5 31 Seattle 34 13 .133 Colorado I? 21 S 29 Los Ang 33 15 .611 117 Wales Conference Phoenix 31 Il .644 3' Norris Division San Diego 11 73 $10 l' W L T Pit. Portland 74 75 .490 11 Montreal 23 14 6 2 II 32 .304 19', ('olden St Angeles 20 IS I II Thursday's Rflults Pittsburgh II 1$ II 41 Cleve 116, San Antonio 112 Detroit IS 30 7 31 Detroit 110. Wash 101 Hartford II 30 10 3 phoenix lOb . Atlanta 9$ Adams Division Friday's Games w L T P15. Portland at Boston Buffalo 39 12 3 Phila at New Jersey Boston 75 12 6 54 Seattle at New York Minnesota 33 )) 1 57 at Houston Washington Toronto 10 2) 4 40 Utah at Chicago Quebec Il 70 6 40 Denver at Milwaukee - - Pro Hockey - - - Thursday's Results NY lslndr% 9, Toronto 6 Ptiila 5, Chicago I Hartford 7. Pittsburgh I Boston 7, Edmonton I Atlanta 1, Colorado I Friday's Games Detroit at Winnipeg Buffalo at Vancouver Saturdays Games NY Pngrs at Boston, aft. Quebec at N.Y. Islanders Phila at Washington Toronto at Montreal Chicgo at Hartford Edmonton at Pittsburgh Detroit at Minnesota St. Louis at Colorado Atlanta at Los Angeles 8 Easy Eddie 370 300 3 Targets Dream 2.10 0 (7-I) SOlO; P (21) 134.10; T (7. $3) $03.40; Time 31:91. Fifth race -$.)6,D I JW's Rob $40 1.20 2.10 8,60 250 3 Where's Ruby 7 First 710 0(1.3) 31.00; P(1-3) 101.70; T 33) 112.40; Time 31:72. Sixth race- $•io, 4 Flitter Day 9.60 1.80 3.80 5 Lovely Choice 6.00 1.40 6 Manatee tlandt 310 0(4'S) 14.10; P (45) 44.20; T (4. $6) 92.40; Time 31:36. Seventh race5.16, c 6Rocktown Mystic 8.80 1.80 4.70 7 Manatee Angel 120 600 l Mineola Ms Bardo 18.10 Q(67) 21.00 P 16-11 52. 20; T (67 4) 417.10; Time 31:35. Eighth race- s-ie,i 2Manatee Glory 12.70 $00 6.10 6 Ant loch Jet 13.70 1.00 3 Bessie Faye 17.40 Q (2.6) 100.20; P (74) 299.10; T (243) 7121.40; Time 31:54. Ninth race -$.I,C lOrifts Can. dycane 33.70 17.10 9.60 SJ.S. Justin $ 00 $.10 lHuskerlrene 1.40 GUI) 97.10: P (7-I) 1334.10; T 17-941 1634.6.0; Time 31:44. Tenth 1 Wright Fielder 4.10 7.80 3.40 3La Parfta 4.80 6.40 SShinning Basket 3.40 0(1.3) 10.70; P (1-31 24.00; T 3.5) 35.00; Time 3 9 Elevenmrace-5.I6,c 7takeAllie 10.10 8.20 9.00 bGdBy Columbus 1.20 9.80 I Hello Hello 5.60 0(24)19.40, P (U) I34.70; T (7. 6-11 609.00; Time 31:14. Twetfthrac.-i.14,D 1 Swinglown 6.60 3.10 2.20 Dog Racing AT SANFORD-ORLANDO Thursday night results Firstrace -5.16, D iSharlaJones 3.00 3.20 2.20 IT&ly Ellen 5.00 3.40 I Prancer Bell 3.20 (74) T (74-I) Time 31:94.Second rac.-34D I Joanne S, 5.30 .60 7.20 ID'sDarlena 3.20 2.20 I Dave Pear 7.20 0(4-I) 23.31, P (0-4) 43.11: T (0'i 63.41; DO (7.1) 11,41; Time Tl,ird race -5.i4,M 3Str,amLines 9.20 7.80 3,20 7FoU Her 3.20 2.00 SDoc'sBebe 15.40 0(3.7) 21,20; P (3-114 1.11; T (3' 7.51 1,739.311 Time 31:71. Fonrtltrac.-j,ll,D 2 Surat Ire Ctsar. moe 34.20 0.20 5.20 ' oe o e e C ll g . Basketball College Basketball Results By United Press International Thursday East Allentown 80, Baptist Bible 61 Powctoin 89. New Eng land $0 Fairmont 85, Shepherd 70 Fairfield 56, Manhattan lona 16. McNeese St. 66 Ithaca 81, Elmira 76 L lU 68, Rutgers 67 'ot) Marymount 77. St. Michael's 63 Messiah 69, Juniata 48 Nevada Las Vegas 67, Seton Hail 65 Oneonta St 67, Castleton St Potsdam St. 70, Albany 51.6$ tot; Anselms 57,UNH 50 Sottoik 77. Nichols 76. Tufts 98, Boston St. 80 Dist. 01 Col. tOO. Gallaudet West Chester??, F. Stroudsburg 76 South Applchn St. 14, Bluefield 63 Augusta 79, W. C.ec"gia 15 Campbell 62, George Mason 5$ Carson Newman$7, LincolnMem. $2 Day. & Elk. 103, AId..Broad, 100 Delta St. 69, Belhaven 6$ (2ot) MennonIte 11, Wash & Lee 77 Fyttville St. 107, Lvngstne 16 Flagler 1), Upsala 65 Gardner Webb 91, Wingate ("rambling $6, NE Louisiana Guilford 6$. Lenoir Phyne Hampton lnst.64, Va. Union $3 iC. Smith 93. Shaw Kentucky 76, Florida 63 L my'e Own 95 Chrstn Bros 66 Md-F, Shore $2, Morgan St, 19 Mid. Tenn. 7$, Austin Peay Mi55. ('oil. 7$, W. Carey 71 Montevallo 13, Athens St. 65 Nicholls St. IS, Dillard 66 Oglethorpe is, Lagrange u Radford $6, Mary Washington 73 Rollins 81, Eckecd 69 St Augustine 95, St. Paul •, SF Louisiana 49, La. Coll. 17 (of) Southern Miss. 71, NW Louisiana 61 5. Carolina 106, Marshall U SW Louisiana 101, Southern 76 Tennessee 70, Miss. 5f 4 Tusculum $7, Fisk It Tuskegee 77, Bthne Cookman 65 Union 7$, Belmont 61 Valdcnta St. IS, Armstrong St 72 W. Maryland II, Johns Hopkins 71 W Kentucky 61, Murray St Midwest Akron 93, Morehead St. 91 Blackburn 90. Lindenwood 73 Creighton 67. Indiana St. 60 Dakota Wslyn 103, S.D. Tech Q Dayton $2, Memphis St. 64 Hillsdale ii, Spring Arbor Huron 61, Sioux Falls 38 Illinois $0, Michigan 69 Illinois St. 77, Loyola 44 Indian a II, Iowa 49 Marquette 76, Xavier 42 Michigan St. 63, Wisconsin 6. Ohio St. 7$, Minnesota 70 (00 Ohio Dominican 70. Dearborn Purdue 61, Northwestern St Mary's $7, Wayne St. $0 s Dakota-Spr. 41, Black Hills St. 32 St. John's 72, Macabester 44 W.liijno, 99, N. Michigan 73 Westmar 61, Dakota St. 61 Young sto St. $3, Ashland SI Southwest Abilene Chrstn 4$, Angelo Ark. Tech 67, Ark.- Monticello Ark. Coll, $7. Ozarks 71 Ark.-Ping Bluff IS, Bishop 72 Central Ark. 42, Hard ing F. Cent. Okla. 47, Sept. Chrstnl7 Hendrix 69, Southern Ark. 53 . 7. New Mexico St. 69, S. Illinois 51 N. Texas St. 79, Texas 77 tot) Okla . Chrstn 65, SW Oklahoma 53 Oklahoma SIA $O, Phillips 41 Okla. Bapt. 91, Bethany No:. II - Herald Photo By Tom Nefsel (2011) Ouachita $5, Henderson 69 SF Oklahoma 56, Central Okla. 19 St. Marys 101, HoustonVTlltsn 4$ St. Edwards $3, F. Texas Bapt. 01 Bill Thacker is looking for a few volunteers to teach young people about the (of) many animals at the Central Florida Zoo. Tarleton St. 9$, Mary Hardin Baylor 7$ Tixas.Arl. 77. Hardin-Simmons 10 Texas-El Paso 73, San Diego St. 6$ W. Texas St. 79, Bradley 78 West Arizona St. 7$, UCLA 76 Fresno St. 61, Fullerton St. $4 Montana 61, Boise St. 59 Nev.da.Reno dl. Idaho St. 65 Oregon St. 4$, Washington St. 63 PacIfic 59, UC Irvine 46 San Jose St. 64, Long Beach St. 41 Utah St. II, UC Santa Barb $4 Washington SI, Oregon 16 Weber St. 73, N. Arizona SI For story and more photos, see page 3. Transactions Pts Transactions By United Press International Thursday 111141,11011114111 Houston Acquired center Bill Paull:from San Antonio for for. ward John Schumate. a third. round choiti in next year's collegiate draft and cash. Utah Placid guard Pete Marovich on waivers and settled remainder of his five year contract. Hockey Washington Traded right Tom Rwt to Hartford for defenseman Alan Hlngsleben. - - - I trb - mIu Ir 1P r - 1 -V - a çrvv . I'J :Ziv I ' • -- 4, . . 4 t .., tI •' �---- ----- - __.._ . __! f --. -. 2—Evening Hera M, Sanford, FL Friday, Jan, is, 950 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. She Tries To Cut Anxiety Teaching Mathematics By Zoo Needs -Folks GOGLADE To Te ach Kids Mkl if you're t.ng of getting out of th house inC are looking for something to do this weekend, hen are a few suggestlo: CHERYL SCU17 Friday, Jan. ii, 0-3 - BLOOMINGTON, (NEA) Ind. - Algebra. Geometry. ~ 7 +x ~ X ' dt Why? Because they are all part of shake mathematics. — — — . on math portions of college aptitude exams. _By the first yearofcoUege,mo(.e than 50 percent of the females lack qualifications for the beginning calculus sequence that Is required of all science majors. They are thus effectively shut off from many caresr, — Women are even more underrepresented in mathematics than in other scientific professions. Women make up less than 10 percent of mathematicians and less than 5 percent of tenured math professors. - Ave., Sanford. HOLIDAY INN — LAKE MONROE Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite dr in ks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. — HOLIDAY INN — 1-1 — Enjoy live entertainment in lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday All you an eat Special. 1-4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. - Some educators believe that the way ma th is ta ught may also help induce math anxiety. "There is this basic human need to count and to know how much," Ms. Kethn says. "Somehow we kill that curiosity." Another problem for girls may be the lack of role models in mathematics. Ms. Keihn explains that few people have heard of Emmy Noether, a 18th-century German woman who became a mathematician though she had been barred from college classes and had to learn from the notes she DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE . '.• - -. .'.i' 3, - • . ;'q. - - ' .• . - .Jt • - - - .1 Keihn many mothers who did not do well at math seem to think it is all right if their daughters do not do well either. Steps are finally being taken to help people fight their fear of numbers. Special programs to help students overcome math anxiety have been offered at such schools as California State University at Long Beach, the University of Mm. nesota, the University of Missouri at Kansas City, Mills College in Oakland, Calif., and Wellesley College In Ms. Kelim says her course emphasizes the bow and the why of math while de.empbulzing the basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. She notes that even mathematicians goof on simple arithmetic. The Important thing, she explains, is figuring out which process ls needed to solve the problem. In the process, she hopes her students also develop selfcoofldence In mathema tics. But what If you still are hung up on adding 34 plus 9? Ms. Kelim says It is perfectly acceptable to use .a calculator, which can be a big aid in problem solving. She says that even people who have trouble with adding or other basic operations should be able to do math with a (&rnln calculator. Matfl1atjclA also develop Little tricks to y she r.unrj, S I For oxwPpIe, Ms. Keilvi would not find the sum 34 and 9 by adding 4 to 9, then carrying the I to add to the 3 ,,, wuss Instead, -- 34 plus LV LI WUWI. 1. "VI.1 aren't '.,a i_e eLI I I u', .sL.. ft - ;. . '• •.. - "A lot of these things are based on common sense," she says. "Common sense has been kind of foreign j -. r."•t' mathematics classroom." ,c . Also foreign Is letting students attack a math problem c' jointly. r • .. "Its almost eonsldered cheating if you 'work together' on a uia.vui, iii.. iwuvi says. "We don't face many. problems in life completely alone. , Yccbcaumd to improve your skills when you t8UI5b99t [I] to . • . $I'. - •1) •• • • '. — ' 4.- - Photos by T= Netsel -; The animals can be both fearsome and fascinating. leCommunity Bond, Co iege Concert Band, SLU, Orlando. WIIO. - ucv Faculty , 'ju. - Story and swering questions about the animals. The first of several 15-hour training sessions will commence Feb. 9. Volunteers signing up for the program will be termed docent trainees and be issued a trainee I . D. card, a docent manual and 'a zoo guidebook which contains biographical information about the animals to be seen during the tours, a glossary and diet information. Part of the classes at the zoo will be held in the newly completed bleacher-style outdoor classroom. • In addition to providing a service to the many children who visit the zoo as well as being a rewarding experience for the docents, Thacker said the program will eventually help the animals as well. "The future of tomorrow's wildlife lies in the education of today's young people," he said. For more information about the program, or to volunteer your services, call the zoo at 323-0181. Jazz-Rock Lab Band, Community Dance Orchestra and Gus, the BurgermeJi and the German Band),k11 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 27, Lake Eola Park ' "I think It's really Important thltj*ple leerà what problem-solving 'kills are ap*jbj Continues Ms. Kdhim. Among themn she uys,er guessing, making lIst. of all the things that could possibly happen, and developing logic skills. — Ballroom and round dancing; 8 pm every Sunday Temple Shalom Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona ' 8bell Museum — One of the largest displays f shells In the rid Avenue it Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 15 pm. Sunday and Tuelday and loa.m.to5p.m., Wednesday through Saturday; Closed Monday. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates avillable. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., dances each Saturday at DeBaty Comm unity Center for senior citizens, live music twice a month. Third Aual Ortadi SesItiel. Highland Games, starting 9a.m., Saturda4, Jan. 19, Edgewater High School, 3100 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. Cont. petitive events for Scottish athletes, pipers and dancers. Advance tichets at area ticket agencies. Cimhidema under 6 free. PrW 1bflitMi, JUL 13 through Feb. 10, Maitland Art Center. Reception Sunday, Jan. 13, 2-4 P.m. Meet Theodore Donaon, author of "Prints and the PrintMarket,"Sp,cialaeznlnar, Jan. 128t10 am. Gallery open free to publicTuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 P.M. and Sunday 1-4 p.m. Free 50 minute conceit from traditional to jazz and rock presented by Seminole Community College bands: directed by Dr. William Hinkle borrowed from male students. The problem of role models also exists In many families nu' In June of last year, Al Rozon, the zoo's executive director, took steps to remedy this problem by hiring Zoologist and Educator Bill Thacker as the zoo's Educational Coordinator. To provide trained teachers to escort groups through the ZOO, Thacker has established a docent program and is now looking for people who care enough about children, animals and wildlife to volunteer their time. The docents, or volunteer teachers, will be trained in a series of sessions to escort groups through, the zoo, providing information and an- Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. Wellesley, Mass. -. Each year thousands of school children tour the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford, wide-eyed and curious about the many strange and wonderful animals on display there. Young people are especially curious about the animals at the zoo, but many leave with hundreds of unanswered questions because there are no qualified teachers available to supply them with the answers, BUCK'S RESTAURANT— Now with two con venient locations for your dining pleasure. Sanforc Airport at the terminal bldg. and 1220 S. Sanfor ? S shiver, shudder, Females seem to suffer most from this math anxiety. That leads them to avoid math courses wheneverpossible; And that immediately eliminates 90 percent of their career options, says Darlene Kethn, one of a growing number of educators who are helping students overcome their (earof math. "I think it's an acceptable thing to be afraid of or not to do well in (math, especially for women," sayd Ma. Keihn, a doctoral candidate at Indiana University and teacher of its non-credit course titled "Mathematics — Reducing Anxiety and Building Skills." The American Association for the Advancement of Science arrived at this findings when It studied women's performanëe and interest in ma thematics In the mid1970s: . — Girls have about as much interest and do about as well in math as boys until about age 13. — Then boys begin to make better grades in math. The gap widens with every year. Girls opt out of advanced math courses and score lower than boys on math tests and Time Out To Eat — Trigonometry. Calculus. These words and others like them often strike fear into people's hearts . ' " . '-'--z . p.m., Jan. " univcri,ty of Central Florida rehearsal hail. .I.i ,C.0 Schultz, ,..iaflo; Brenda Vicki orenuu niggins, Higgins, cello, and Katie Nicklin, flute. Central Florida Ch4à Theatre presents "Bus Stop" by William Inge, Jan. is, 19,20,23,24,25, and 26. Call p96-7385, Edyth Bush Theatre, 1010 E. Pr1ncetu, Orlando. Aimle Russell Theatre Rollins College, presents "Vanities," bittersweet comedy by Jack Heifner, Jan. 31, Feb. 1-2, 7.9, 8:30 p.m.; Feb. 9 matinee, 2 p.m. CentralFlorida Zosisgical ' open da ily 9 a.mn. to 5 p.m.1 U.S. Highway u-n between 1-4 and Sanford. Picnic facUlties, General Saufor4 Museum and libra ry, open Wednesday Friday w4 Sunday, p.m., 520 E. First — - - 4) Altamonte Mall, M. Young p.ople are especially Bill Thacker enjoys answering young curious about the zoo's animals. people's questions about zoo animals. - .5-- - -:- - •' - JIM - / 77 7 i..- •' -; — "- , ,,,, —. - •t 4. ..4L' .'. 26 �S 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 1$, 900 Making Album 'Petrified' Ren Woods Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, TELEVISION By ROB PATTERSON hoping I get up there," first audition: Loretta in the F. crew on the record to boot, "It's funny, I get nervous If judges' choice The biography acFirst hitting the boards as movie "Car Wash," "Then Pyramid But despite such heavy I don't have at least one film by the Alan Parsons companying Hen Woods' a singer at age 9, Hen knew my agent said 'Listen, since Project company, it's Rents lithe, in the can, and I guess I feel and a belated award for impressive debut album "for sure" t ha t's what she re you' going so great, we'll soaring voice that grabs that way about records now describes this charming wanted to do. At 12, Super-tramp's superbly her send you out on another, your ear, rhythm and blues singer as group Sunday's Child left its though too. I love the fact that on a crafted Crime Of the Cenit's only a TV show.' record being "not scared" making home In Oregon for Los "My concept of my album involved,you can be totally tirru whereas in a her first ip, but "petrified." Angeles ("I moved away I "So Sal'). Oh, God, a TV at first was to POOl But talking with the young from the family at 12," she show! So I show up and I'm everything I've done, you more or less just do your For serious audiophiles, a part. So while thinking about woman, who despite her age says. "That's why I get a bit reading this part and j_ because suggested listening exI've done movies the next movie, I'm also has experience onstage depressed at Christmas"), very ti;uc I perience is their winner in ;rid shows and I'm anxious (playing the lead In "the and as an adolescent she crying. Turns, out I got 'tt' to get back into the the classical category, a ri-c",gnizable, but nobody studio and make Wiz" in L.A. and on tour) opened for names like part of Fanta in 'Roots. " ever put it together. another version of Stravinsky's record. and in films (in Steve Sammy Davis Jr. (at Car. To Hen a singing career is "But what really happened "Firebird" by the Atlanta Martin's "The Jerk"), one negie Hall), Jack Benny and only one of her interests, but is we found the best songs we "I guess I'm happy when Symphony recorded with the see hardly a glimmer of fear. Bob Hope (Including his of course she's doing it first could find and made a record I'm busy.,." amazingly clean and clear famous USO tours of Viet- class. Out of the Woods Is a "Now I feel sort of like a the best record we could, new digital recording OnLe again your Sounds technique (on the Telarc mighty strong introduction Al was so helpful, because goat going up a mountain,' nam). After the group broke up, too, produced by Al McKay basically I says Hen with a trace knew what to do columnist guessed wrong on label). With Ray Cooder's of Hen tried her hand at acting, of Earth, Wind, and Fire and when they turn on the Audio"Technica's "Audio embarrassment. "I'm Bop Till You Drop a rock just landing her first part in her featuring the whole E Excellence Awards" for the example of digital recor& microphone, best recordings (in a ding's superiority, the technical sense) of the year, breakthrough seems to point n't argue with the a trend, - - .W. He Sings LA ALL SEATS ALL SHOWS L__PLAZAI 990 1x3O•:IO PETER GRAVES isco By LINDA D,SMITH MATTOON, Ill. (NEA) Disco made him so sick that he just had to do something about It. So, Jeff Galey took the only course of action he knew: He sat down and wrote a country song called "DISCO Makes Me Sick." He sings his anti-disco song on a recently released 45-rpm record. The flip side features another Galey original, "Johnny T.," a lively tune tlezwuncelng John Travolta as the king of disco. The 25-year-old Galey and SPECIALS - --- .. I.WEEK ONLY -. - ore lnstelkd ISH ROTICTION I CONDITIONIN(i liP TO 2O. II HOME SOIviy - OFF his father Carl own and operate a local recording studio,, Applause, where they have produced two recent 45s with the younger Galey as vocalist. A few months before "Disco Makes Me Sick," they released "Spoon of Sunshine" and "Pot o' Gold," country songs written by the fath4r and sung by the son. On each of his recordings, Jeff Galey performs several functions. He Is the sound engineer, music producer, lead vocalist and guitarist. During a recording session he jumps from one job to another, gibing Instructions for "laying down the tracks," as they say in the Assuil •••,_g %; ..._i..___ wiu Ii disco," he says, "But I know the majority of musicians are getting sick of it. "It's just the same old beat over and over again. With the old rock 'n' roll, there's something catchy in every song." Disco, he sums up, is just "no fun to play." Galey Is also concerned about what disco is doing to live musical entertainment. "There's no good live music anymore because everything has gone disco," he says arguing that establishments can "get off cheaper" by offering recorded music instead of live performers. "But there's just not the thrill of dancing to records i' Ii . '- - NONE ENO ONEMEMO ONE MENROM ONENE 20 $4$ Nomommm rrminammom Room 0 ANN Now MEN Home MEMNON HANNEEM WOMEN I ONO OMAN MEMOI MEN AMEN I ANN WEE ..--. / .• • ' ' (10) l'i,e A r Week _ OM1"ANGt. 'flIC T'1"6i' AND U T1 44Q(,4JfJ 'fl'1 jPlU POPULAR FEW A AGO. 0 N Dm Fo 0E i000 o A ' A - I I I I 1 ' Gary, who Is, you should . -. I - (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando I . ' . ) TVLOTAt4%E [ifl10 ., (CBS) Orlando Specials Of The ivrnglike tJaj. is with a live each musician his cue, ACROSS 39 Actress Kate 8 Atmosphere 32 Actress By recording on different band," he says. I Rearward 9 Years (abbr.) Loudon (flaut.) tracks, Galey could play all Still, Galey isn't sure the 42 A Bell For - 11 80129& 35 Wine cup 4 Actor Mitch. thie jpat-up,j, plus end is near for disco. 44 Scottish 13 Fine powder 37 Limb .0's fli• actor Ian - 19 Small child "I thought it would the a 38 Heavy weave vocal for "Pot o' Gold." name 48 Fermented 21 New Zealand 40 Untie Local musicians per- Long time ago," he admIts, 7 -Bolgerdrink 'in, 41 Navigational formed the Instrumentals for He sees himself (The Straw 49 I4ik oath 23 Fetch device Man) the other recordings with region's crusader against 5* Italian money 24 Pigeon sound 42 Actor *0 Actor P*cks 82 Barnyard Galey's sister, Carla disco, which may be Ironic 25 Night bird name Arkin Sound 27 Actress - 43 Entertainer Leining, singing backup. since sister Carla teaches *2 Abyssinian 53 Pledge Merlw.th,r -Martin The mulUtalented Galey disco dancing, weight 54 Program crc 28 Printer's 45 Told a lib 14 Days Of can play drums, piano, ator Norman measures 48 True (French) Lives guitar and bass for rem. DISCO hn't caused any 29 Cadmium 47 Manageable family problems, though. IS Bring up 55 Actress digs, He also plays symbol (naut.) 10 Tree-snake "I don't put her down for WSdg,o,th 30 On. hundred 48 Lawyers gp. fiddle and bSflJO, but does *7 Conjunction so Napoleon's fifty (Roman) 50 Dined not feel proficient 6flo%h to teaching disco," he says, (p1.) marshal gen. "and she doesn't put 16 Pertain play them for recording oral down for preaching against' 20 Goal -like ani 57 Lapin sessions. mel Both his 45s are backed it." 1IIiOAIIINNINIVI 22 Humorist DOWN financially by local Besides his work at the Erma IIItVIII1INIlIVIOUVLVIII lv1MIall_.Ll!jwlo1II V businessmen who invested in studio, Galey Is also part of a 24 Supporting Augusta and vio1v IA At ill player the venture. The Galeys are band named Goldrush. Greenville Willi 28 Actor Gui. Railroad sending the records to radio As for the future, he is siu1LfiIo1uvl1!o111 ness 2 Untsth,r,d stations for air play, hoping hoping for some hit songs, 30 Milk source dIlI*täl3I 3 River duck they will "catch on." "I hope a couple of the 31 Pheasant 4 Young actor Galey thinks "Disco songs I write becom,e really brood Gary Makes Me Sick" could catch popular and people know I 33 Terminal 5 Hungarian V 1I!L1Vii Is Il measur, on easily. wrote them, though I 34 Entertainer 11111 MID MilI1V1IIll -Felons 8 Actress don't know If I speak for wouldn't necessarily have to 36 Actor - Ii)110011111101 Nick AV vIoLkivi the general public about sing them," he says. -and family 7 Motel unit "I 0 Independent Orlando Independent Atlanta Ga. t1,D (35) ''Citizen i ORLANDO 0. I MMII (ABC) Orlando Sports " • 0 By DAVID HANDLER know, an ak'oholic. Gary has attorney on his way up. 1k Good news: There are no taken a job selling cars for can't go through a day two shows on TV that are Sid Fairgate, their neighbor, without making a pass at Va. ideal viewing when you feel Sid and Karen Fairgate Laura, a quiet climber, has 1. like devouring an entire bag (Michelle Lee and Don affairs behind his back to of chocolate chip cookies. Murray) - Ski is a self- further his career. I think he ''Dallas,'' the Lone Star titade man - an honest knows about it and approves, State's answer to ''Peyton itiechanic who 110W OWns a but that's just my opinion. On i Place,'' has spawned a big car agency 'I'hi I h'r taste in lovers is as Southern events, from Atlanta, Georgia; California Fairgates have three kids. unerring as her taste in 4:30 SATURDAY Conclusion of Women's World suburban spinoff, "Knots Sill and Karen seetti hippy iiusbiiiiis. Last week one iii Speed Skating from Hamar. JANUARY 19, 1980 0 NFL A special Landing." Like "Dallas," and normal but there are them hissed: "The sort of Super Bowl TODAY pre-game progran Norway; a report on the Men's is presented live from Pasade- "Knots Landing" is a slick skeletons AFTERNOON in their indifference you delnonSoIlle Slalom in World Cup Skiing na. California. hour of bed-hopping arid closet, which has a revolving strated yesterda in from Kitzbuhel, Austria; Inter1:30 EVENING highball guzzling. ix'd,..t'xcjtt's lilt'.'' That's th'' COLLEGE BASKET. national Cliff Diving from door on it. 0 6:00 No guesswork here. People Acapulco. best line anyone's written all BALL Florida at Alabama This isn't kid Sid's first ) 0 SUPER BOWL The Los (to have sinful things on ther 5:00 2:00 Angeles Rams and the Pills- minds and are marriage. Karen is actually they Kt'ini' and Gingeratitl %Vani U WRESTLING 0 SUPER MEMORIES OF burgh Steelers vie for the NFL guaranteed to do more than his second wife. His first wife (James Houghton Kim THE SUPER BOWL crown in this annual football just entertain idle fantasies is in an asylum. She's a nut. classic, broadcast live from the .ankford I Our fourth U PROFESSIONAL SUNDAY 'I'hey had a (laughter', Annie, hot thetti. Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Cal CallBOWLERS TOUR Live cover('( UI)! hiismi't been featured fornia. If you're a fan of steamy who is 18 and is a nytu- prominently vet, but shall is' JANUARY 20, 1980 age of the $125,000 Miller High trash, if )'OU talk about Life Class from the Brunswick AFTERNOON SOUII, no doubt. They an' MONDAY IIIOViCS like '"flie Car. Wondorbowl in Anaheim, CallSite came to stay with Sid young. Kenny is handsome, 2:00 fornia. )itbelfgers ln(l '"fhte and Karen for a couple of works in the record business Q THE SUPERSTARS JANUARY 21, 1980 Betsy'' in the SUlflC breath weeks and caused quite a stir 3:30 2:30 EVENING ;uigt'r is a cunn.'ly gooii with 0 @) COLLEGE BASKET- (5) 0 PHOENIX OPEN The Kane'' and -- Sid found tier in his bed 9:00 BALL Notre Dame at UCLA final round of this PGA golf loteinkin, then don't nuss with somlie guy. Sill anti two-shoes who thinks Kcmiii (it, (35) COLLEGE BASKET tournament is presented frqm BALL Florida vs Vanderbilt - this new prune time soalx!r. Karen got in a shouting is just tile living end, I Ia 400 CS) 0 PHOENIX OPEN GOLF 'the' Phoenix Country Club in (t(17) COLLEGE BASKETOur setting is a crisp match over Annie on their Keriri was t'arr'ing on with BALL Duke vs Georgia Tech TOURNAMENT Coverage of Phoenix, Arizona, ny Ill J)hloiiI a ni cat clean cul-de-sac of four Front lawn where most Sid's the semi-final round in this 3:00 i!IiJIlaCUlate IICW houses, 'I'iie personal business is con(laughter, so little (;lnigt'I''s TUESDAY PGA tour tournament from the ) U INTERNATIONAL ducted in ''Knots Landing"). UI for a big let-down. But ill Phoenix, Arizona Country Club. CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING sun and the station wagons in JANUARY 22, 1980 "Knots Landing," Ginge,' (Season Premiere) Alexis the drive-ways are always t Wits ugly. Annie left. She Probably isn't as innocent as 4:30 EVENING Arguello defends his WBC shining. There are four may cottie back. I certainly she looks. 0 WIDE WORLD OF World Superfeatherwoigpit title ' 9:00 families - four stories - hope so. 8PORT8 U.S. National Figure in a 15-round bout against So that's the story. You tl (17) NBA BASKETBALL which makes for a huge cast Skating Championships, Rubin Castillo, live from Itichard and Laura Avery might want to Cu1) and save featuring pairs and ladies' Tucson, Arizona. Atlanta Hawks vs. Kansas City that gets larger every week. I .Kings Pleshette and Con. this. Tape it to a bag (it ii you've missed the first stance McCashin - cookies SO you'll know where couple of episodes of "Knots Richard is slimy, lecherous to find it when you need it. Landing," you'll need a program to keep everyone straight. Herewith, as a (10) JOAN ROBINSON: can precinct caucuses will be public service, are our SATURDAY ONE WOMAN'S STORY This projected. players: JANUARY 19, 1980 remarkable film follows termi. EVENING Val and Gary Ewing (Joan nal cancer victim Joan Robin. WEDNESDAY 0 son's 'psychological and spiritVan Ark and Ted JANUARY 23, 10'00 ual journey as she struggles Shackelford) - Our nominal THE CS) ' EVENING BEATRICE with and ARTHUR SPECIAL Rock notion of ultimately death. accepts the leads, Gary Is the black ', ?JAME OF 1:30 Hudson, Melba Moore and sheep of the Texas Ewings,a qcNzs Wayland Flowers and Madame A 9:00 (11) (35) EDWARD AND MRS. rich oil clan who have their join Beatrice Arthur for an hour 8 0 HOPE, WOMEN AND SIMPSON own TV series, "Dallas," 8:00 of comedy and music. BONG Host Bob Hope's accomplishments in vaudeville (E) 0 INTERNATIONAL also on CBS. The Ewing clan and motion pictures are CIRCUS FESTIVAL OF MONTE is headed by evil JR., recalled In song by guests Bea- CARLO Lynda Carter and Tel- played by Larry Hagman. trice Arthur, Debby Boone, ty Savalas co-host highlights of Gary's face starts to twitch JANUARY 20.19W Dlahann Carroll and Shirley the sixth annual event, which when you mention J.H. features some of the world's AFTERNOON Gary and Val are on their most outstanding circus SNYDER'S performers, second 1:30 marriage, to each v. 0 (4) TOM (DO EVERYBODY NEEDS A CELEBRITY SPOTLIGHT Tom other, They married when he FOREVER HOME Siiyder Interviews celebrities was 17 and she was 15 (they ® cs Cl) 0 STATE Clint Eutwood, So Derek, Bar- OF THE UNION ADDRESS The had to), The marriage lasted EVENING ry Manilow and Gary Coleman. annual presidential state of the only two months and • 100 — union address will be broad- produced Lucy, the 17-yearrs 10:30 (10) CLEVELAND (10) JOAN ROBINSON: cast live from Washington, D.C. ORCHESTRA BOTH ANNIVERold blond bombshell who M_ FIVE YEARS LATER Some of SARY SPECIAL causes trouble in "Dallas," THURSDAY the Issues and Implications of S00 JANUARY 24, 1980 the film will be examined as Seventeen years later (10) A BIRTHDAY PARTY well as a review of the EVENING Gary and Val have decided OR JOSEF STRAUSS advancements in cancer to y tr again. They've come to 9:00 research since Joan Robinson MONDAY (5) 0 PEOPLE'S CHOICE "Knots Landing" to make a died. AWARDS Bert Parks and Mar- clean start, which is .11:30 JANUARY 21, 1900 iette Hartley are hosts for the something like a complusive 0(4) (5)0 THE IOWA CAU sixth edition of these El I awards gambler going to Las Vegas CUBES Standings of the van EVENING honoring the nation's favorites to ous presidential candidates in In unwind. "This Is my last television, motion pictures chance the Democratic and Republinot to run," vows and music. CROSSWORD I Makes Me Sick' Cable Ch. Orlando Public Broadcasting System In addition to the cl'annels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel , Miami, by tuning to channel 5; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network ICON). ca i • c -- - Like Steamy Trash? Knots Landing' January 18 thru 24 Cable Ch. Friday, Jan. is, i,so—s . -' '- .,•-------•-.- . - 'nav" - . - -- - .- ii - ------ - . ' I . - I ' ' - - Pik LP �El - ---..---.----.-- • --• -- :4 * t. 6--Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Friday, Jan. II, IflO 9:00 and a SWAT team band (J4.') NBC MOVIE "The Late January 19 together to rescue the January 18 Show' (1977) Art Carney. Lily die cheerleaders, who a?t Tomlin. A retired private eye being held for ransom by - and an actress-designer-drug The Game Of Romance" EVENING MORNING armed gunmen. 0 () TIC TAC DOUGH dealer turn Los Angeles upside 6:00 lID (35) STREETS OF SAN . 2:15 ()0 NEWLYWED GAME down in search of her cat and a () 0 THE LAW AND 'c FRANCISCO A husband MOVIE murderer. tiiI (17) i'i) U FAMILY FEUD 6:00 U HOT DOG "Slave GIrls returning to San Francisco ( 0 (7)Q NEWS !iJ(35) MAUDE Maude and (1) 15)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ. (17) THE HUMAN DIMEN. Of Sheba" (1960) from his honeymoon contem. 2:30 4 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES Walter unwittingly become part ZARD The Dukes go after a SION plates murdering his new wife. (J 0 MAVERICK "Two Tick owners of a ghetto tenement, "Operant Conditioning" trio of beautiful car thieves (10) DOLLY Guest: Tom T 6:25 ets To Ten Strike" (!2 (17) CAROL BURNETT 21(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: when Uncle Jesse is arrested Hall. DO FRIENDS for their crimes AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve journalist Tom Wolfe, 3:00' (17) MOVIE Lawrence. (ti) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY (ID U THE AMERICAN MUSIC ED U PROFESSIONAL (t 95 1) James "Harvey" 6:30 Archie tries to get Irene Loreri- AWARDS Elton John and Cher BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- Josephine Hull. A 0 @J 2-COUNTRY FISHING tries zo a job as a bookkeeper at his are hosts for the seventh annuage of the $125,000 Miller High to have her brother put away (4 0 SPECTRUM 0 NBC NEWS pant. at presentation of these awards lID 0 HOT FUDGE Life Classic from the Brunswick when he begins talking to his (1) 0 CBS NEWS Wonderbowl in Anaheim, Call- invisible rabbit friend. honoring excellence in the pop, tI) (17) IT'S YOUR BUSINESS (ID 0 ABC NEWS 8:00 ____________ fornia soul and country music fields. 01) (35) ANDY SHIRLEY 0 After two dis1:00 11(35) DINAHI & FRIENDS -.___________ 3:30 Bee's original '. _.. ., May- astrous blind dates. Shirley is PROFILES IN EDUCAChosf Charles Nelson Rei (10) MARTY r. .BINS COLLEGE BASKETberry is a hit when it's 'played convinced bachelor number lION Guest: Roy Acuff. Guests: Mayor Ed Koch, oH>' BALL Notre Dame at UCLA by a rock 'n' roll star on TV, three (Sam Groom) is the right Hartman, Loleatta Hollow an ($J 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 THE ODD COUPLE man, until the roof falls in, (10) AS MAN BEHAVES 10:00 ED U SPIDERWOMAN Larry Holmes, Suzy Chaffee Becoming Yet - Own C3) 0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK (1) PRIME TIME SATUR. 4:00 ( 17) THE THREE Michael Brandon, Susan Lucci' (D Teacher" ( 0 PHOENIX OPEN GOLF DAY STOOGES / THE LITTLE P,AS An accident at a chemical Bucky Dent, Robert Gourdin, (17) BOB NEWHART research station sends Banner TOURNAMENT Coverage of 0 THE CALS BEATRICE 4(1O) FREE TO CHOOSE When the Hantleys entertain on a desperate search for an the semi-final round In this ARTHUR SPECIAL Rock "The Tyranny of Control" Dr. 730 antidote to Snvn th..1i' Howard's con, they engage Hudson, Melba Moue and PGA tour tournamentfrom file fro ilie Milton Friedman examines how 0 @ BAY CITY ROLLERS beauty queen as his baby himselfandafniend,(R) Wayland Flowers and Madame Phoenix, Arizona Country Club. Groat Britain and Japan IIJO3OMINUTES sitter. ED CIRCLE OF STARS Join Beatrice Arthur for an hour 4:30 prospered under free trade and (ID U ANIMALS ANIMALS "Loretta Lynn" of comedy and music. ED 7:00 WIDE WORLD how, by contrast, India conANIMALS (ED(35) JIM ROOKFORD SPORTS U.S. National FigureF EDO FANTASY ISLAND A 0(4JFACETHE MUSIC demned millions to poverty (10) WASHINGTON WEEK 8:00 man dreaming of living in the 1 0 P.M. MAGAZINE when the government took 0 @3 IN REVIEW Skating ChampIonships, 18th century an a mute girl GODZILLA I GLOCE) 0 JOKER'S WILD featuring pairs and ladle control of economic activity. 007)MOVIE "Phantomot BETROTTERS ADVENTURE events, from Atlanta, wishing to relive the night of (35) SANFORD AND SON The Rue Morgue" (1954) Karl 10:00 HOUR her mother's death visit FantaConclusion of Women's World A sudden loss of hearing sends Malden. Patricia Medina. A DALLAS Sue Ellen CD MIGHTY MOUSE / Speed Skating from Hamar. sy Island. Fred Into shock. psychopath and his fiancee actively sees Dusty, Pam Q) (35) THE ROAD TO MOS. HECKLE a JECKLE 13 (10) MACNElL / LEHRER Norway; a report on the Men commit a series of murders. leaves town and Bobby runs ID COW OSUPERFRIENDS REPORT Slalom In World Cup Skiing tathaloAthletes Include penInto an old girlfriend, and Krisn competitor Jane Fred9:00 1112) (17) SANFORD AND SON 8:30 from Kitzbuhel, Austria; Inter. tin tries to enter JR.'s life 0@3FRED AND BARNEY erick; Jackson, Tennessee national Cliff Diving frot Della Reese guest stars as a (241 (10) WALL STREET WEEK Permanently. Boxing Club; kayaker Leslie MEET THE SHMOO Acapulco. campaign Worker for a political "Despair For The Dollar (241 (10) THE PRIME OF MISS (15)0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD (241 (1 0) FIRING LINE Klein; discus thrower Al Oerler; candidate, Guest: James E. SIn'clair, gen. JEAN BRODIE "Sandy And RUNNER kayakers Angus Morrison, eral partner of James E. Sinc5:00 Jenny" Two students start a C2) 0 PLASTICMAN Brent and Ann Turner. and lair & Company, journal about the facts of love 0 SUPER MEMORIES OF swimmer Tracey Wickham, 10:30 THE SUPER BOWL after hearing a poetic account 11:00 @3 DAFFY DUCK (II) (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS of Miss Brodie's tragic love @3 III 0 ED 0 NEWS 5)0 POPEYE affair. (R) 0(35) MOVIE "Yesterday, 5:30 SERVICE ED 0 SCOOBY AND SCRAP112) (17) PERSPECTIVES ON PY DOO 0 @1) BHA NA P Today And Tomorrow" (C) Our Factory Trained GREATNESS ''Doug las H (35) (1964) Sophia Loren. Marcello Technicians Service EVENING MOVIE "King of M acArthur" ),i. Mastrojanni. Three different Kong Island" (C) Brad Harris, 6:00 ALL MAKES ______ , __-I female characters use their 0 1/2 Hrs.) 10:30 0(4)115)0 NEWS lot imported cars (9 (35) CANDfD CAMERA feminine wiles to get what they (8 (10) MEDIX Ul (35) BIONIC WOMAN FRIDAY SATU RDY SUNDAY Fame Drives Theater. Star ' I - 0 A444 ]BUCK"S A CATERING 'RESTAURANT NOW ThERE ARE 2 Sanford Airport PRIME III. STIAICI. SEAFOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE BANQUET ROOMS' MONDAYthrv SATURDAY..... a.m.L000so S.M..2 p.m. WEDNESDAY t%rv SATURDAY NNssrJmISp,m. 10pm SUNDAY Brsakfa$$$..m..lp,m. ma.1r4p....sp.m. ALL YOU CARE TO EAT ADULT $6.50 CHILDREN WED.. THUIS., Pip., SAT S. , , $2*95 PM SUNDAY4ss., P.M.. . CATERING . ..'.. . PH. fl34N3 BANQUET ROOM . RI$IRVATION$....,.,,...........PN,333. lei Way, author William rare blood type is sought as a Gatsby" (1974) Robert sporting event (RI Sally Field's next is Redford, Mia Farrow. Based on (.5)0 THE AVENGERS Steed Styron's choice is to knock Paramount's "Revelations," heart donor. (2 Hrs.) the novel by F. Scott Fitzgem- and Emma uncover a man who (24) (10) WASHINGTON WEEK off a book about the Marine about a pink'r who flips for 30 aid. A wealthy 1920s bootIN REVIEW (R) to criminals that lie Corps in the Korean war...- an evangelist sort of like 0 (4) GO8PEI. SINGING legger devotes his life to hasclaiming a time machine that will 1:30 JUBILEE reclaiming the woman ho loves, transport them into any era Judith "Scruples" Krantz's the real life Sally Field lmfl(i (U) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. 0 (4) COLLEGE BASKETupcoming spicey book, Hurt Reynolds romance. thovchooso. 6:30 BALL Louisiana State at ER AND FRIENDS 0 @3 NBC NEWS 13 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY DePaul 11130 EVERYBODY NEEDS A (7) 0 ABC NEWS (9 (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS. FOREVER HOME 10:00 0 (10) WALL STREET WEEK SIC "The Leatherstocking 0(4) ARCHIE CAMPBELL "Despair For The Dollar" Tales" Frontier hero Natty (?J0 KIDSWORLD 2544 PARK DR. Guest: James E. Sinclair, gen- Bumpo Is given the name SANFORD " 'Itt (35) PORKY PIG AND oral partner of James E. Sinc- Hawkeyo by an honorable PHONE 321-0424 FRIENDS Huron Indian, but later is caplair & Company. (R) Private Parties 4 Banquet Facilities Available tuned by the enemy Huron ('°) STUDIO SEE "Race 2:00 camp. (Part 1 of 4) car Fhmily" Stewardess Nancy James takes her two daughters (73 0 THE SUPERSTARS 700 to the pIts at the Laguna Seca (Season Premiere) Top sports STEAKS . SEAFOOD - BBQ racetrack; a missile launching figures including boxer Larry 0 @3 DISNEY'S WONDER. Holmes, tennis player Harold FUL WORLD Four of Mickey ' All Dinners Corn. With Ice Tea or Coffee in White Sands, N.M.. is Solomon and baseball stars Mouse's greatest cartoon Soup and Salad Bar — Bread and Buft*r witnessed. (R) Jim Palmer, Ron Guidry and adventures are spotlighted in a (12)(17) HAZEL Steve Garvey compete for program which also features 10:30 more than $40,000 in prize Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto and MENU ADDITION 2.9 5 0(4) MOVIE "Terror In A money in the first of four pro- Chip 'n' Dale. (A) (1958) liminary rounds at Freeport. MOMOVIE "The AdvenAll Dinnor Specials Come With Ice Tea or Coffee and Broad A Butfor Sterling Hayden, Sebastian Sa lad Bar $1.00 Extra Lucaya in the Grand Bahama tures Of The Wilderness Family" (1976) Robert Logan, ' Cabot. A wealthy financier, pg, I. country Fried Steak with Nice or No. islands. 6. Bar-aG Beef with French Fries Susan Damante Shaw. Two knowing where oil is, moves 2:30 Mashed Potatoes ar.d Veget able and Cola Slaw (115)0 PHOENIX OPEN The parents take their children into a small Tex" town and 24(10) MISTER ROGERS(R) t1I2)(17) LOST IN SPACE - REffAURANT 8.1W Uniford Ave. - SeafOOd met . Jaime goes undercover as a want. (2 Hrs.) 11:00 11:30 CASPER AND THE tutor to a prince to safeguard 0 @3 the youth's father from asses- 0 @3 SATURDAY NIGHT ANGELS LIVE host: Hugh Hefner. (8 (10)FOOTSTEPS Guest: Libby Titus, (A) 6:30 11:30 0 MOVIE "Great Cathe0 (.4.) NBC NEWS 0@3 THE JETBONS rine" (C)(1968) Peter O'Toole, WOCBS NEWS (15)0 FAT ALBERT Jeanne Moreau, Fascinated by EDO NEWS (DO OUR GANG COMEDIES 13 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS a newly arrived Britishen, Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel Catherine the Great has him AFTERNOON 11:30 pick the ten best movies of imprisoned and playfully ton0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny 12:00 Carson, Guests: Bob Hope, 0 @3 HOT HERO SANDWICH 1979 featuring scenes from ments him. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Melissa Manchester, Bud Guests: LeVar Burton, Michael "Kramer Vs. Kramer," "Hair," ID 0 MOVIE "The Little Foxes" (B/W) (1941) Apocalypse Now" and Learned. McLean Slevenso Greenspan. Angle Dickinson. 1:00 (15)0 MOVIE "Class Of '44" Stockard Channing, Rex Smith, "Breaking Away." 0114) TALES OF THE UNEX(C) (1973) Gary Grimes, Jerry (1S)GSHAZAM 7:00 "Neck" Thethe butler House.'. Three boys graduate (7) 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL 0 (4) DONAHUE "Corporate (John Glelgud) offers per. from high school and art start new "The Contest Kid Strikes Relocation Association" fect solution when a spoiled. adventures in life. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Again" A boy who enters every Guests: Maggi Picard, Kath- adulterous mllllonairess (Joan (7) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS contest wins a flock of chick- ben Hercod. Stunned by the death of his ens and schemes to keep them (5)0 14ff HAW Guests: T.G. Collins) gets her head caught In one of her husbaqd's valuable favorite rock singer, Charlie to raise money for a poor, old- Shepard, Gene Watson, Jed sculptures, sends the angels to Investigate erly friend. (A) Allan, Stoneman Family, everyone who spent time with (U) (35) MOVIE "CInde.leiva" (7)0 LAWRENCE WELK (C) (1960) her th, night she died. (R) (71)0 NEWS "GershwIn Talents" (I[D(35) LIFE AND TIMES Of IL-30 7:30 2:15 EDDIE ROSITS Eddie and (5)0 TARZAN/ SUPER sv. (U) (35) MAUDE (DO MOVIE "The Paradine Tony try som last-minute 84 N. 17-92 Longwood, Ph. 831-13 1220 So - 11:00 0®OIDO NEWS GIl (35) BENNY HILL (2,41(10) SOUNDSTAGE "John Prine" 112) (17) NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Los Angeles Lakers "f 0 0 aT 0 - fame and hot name b' is back and forth to the ')(17) ENERGY SPECIAL led to breakthroughs in treating the debilitating disease "The Developing Energy Crisis moving out of the lower dentist. So is Virginia A Lorij Tradition" A focus on Manhattan storefront he Grahaiii...DonKnottskicked 12:00 Hepatitis B are examined. (fl) the fact that Aiiie,.ti ioI i,i MEET THE PRESS 0 @3 (17) WRESTLING smoking habit by hitting 7:30 camped in [or five years, effectively assess her energy Guest: President Jimmy Carter, 0 THE MORMONS 5:30 problems without confronting "The place was getting too the same clinic that helped (' BLACK AWARENESS FAITH FOR TODAY KINGDOM J Q WILD the realities of her own history well known," he mumbled. John Ritter and Joyce ISSUES ED AND "Return Of The Puffin" PICTURE OF HEALTH is presented. He now lives in west JJeWltt.,,Jturt Bacharach ' ANSWERS (1DJ35) DR. E.J.DANIELS 10.00 t2 (10) ANOTHER VOICE Greenwich Village ... Candice amid Angle Dickinson did 2) 17)1118 WRITTEN EVENING 0 @3 EISCHIED Eischiod Bergen is celebrating her dinner together at Le 12:30 8:00 enlists the aid of a pretty young police woman to break a gun 33rd birthday by writing a Madrigal. They may be BONANZA 8 (1) FIRST BAPTIST book — like everybody separated, but tile tab was oil 6:00 0 30 MINUTES CHURCH smuggling ring that is flooding 09 0 DIRECTIONS Roman 43 T 9) 0 NEWS New York with cheap aiid lethal else. Sort of an apolo. one clieck...John Clark went (1) 0 REX HUMBARD Catholic philosopher James CS) 0 SUPER BOWL The Los gypgraphy weapons, EDO SHOW MY PEOPLE .,. Linda westward ho! with the two Monroe Cameron discusses Angeles Rams and the Pitts. ( 35) lover takes her to kiddies, via train, to join up CASPER (Ut ('153 0 80 MINUTES Blair's the moral, ethical and religious burgh Steelers vie for the NFL (10) SESAME STREET (R) mommy Lynn McI)onalds, Obviously she with 11:00 crown in this annual football options for the 1980s. (17) THE THREE digs something in him other Uedgrave, who's working on classic, broadcast live from the 0 @1) (15) 0 (73 0 NEWS 1:00 STOOGES AND FRIENDS a TV series, (151)0 MOVIE "Roll, Freddy. Rose Bowl In Pasadena, Call- 1112) (17) MOVIE "Return To than his wallet. His name Paradise" (1953) Gary Cooper. 8:30 Roll" (C) (1974) Tim Conway. fornia. Jim Bray...Anthony Quinn's Erik Estrada has an Roberta Haynes. After spend- newest passion is iron a (1) SUNDAY MASS Jan Murray. A divorced com- 01) ( 35) BIONIC WOMAN (1730 ORAL ROBERTS puter programmer competes Jaime seeks to befriend the ing time on a South Seas predict Elizabeth Taylor 11111 (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS,for his son's attention by withdrawn daughter of a Viet- island, a man falls In love with sculpting. SYcATS Marcy Amsterdam is Hilton Wilding Todd Fisher attempting to gain a place m nam war vet who hasn't spoken one of the Island girls. putting bread on the table by Burton Burton Warner will the Guinness Book of World since her mother's death. 11:30 9:00 doing Campbell PAVAROTTI AT JUIL0 Records as a nonstop roller1214 (10) Soup get a divorce, They 'ye been @3 NBC LATE MOVIE 0(4) OUTLOOK skater. (1 112 Hrs.) LIARD World-renowned tenor "Ring Of Passion" (1978)Berconiiiiericals ...Faye (1) 0 SUNDAY MORNING Dun- right so far six times ... A Luciano Pavarotti teaches me Casey, Stephen Mactit, The away dropped 20 pounds, so Jacqueline Blssett yawn: ED 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE (173 0 PRO AND CON "Aloha young performers the fine 1936 fight between American now she can wear the stuff "Marriage is for the birds, TOO Guests: Tony Danza, U(35) MOVIE Means Goodbye" (C) (1974) points of an exacting aft ill 1110 heavyweight champion Joe she sells in tier California Robby Benson. Marion Ross Victor Pinheiro, boxer Manuel Sally Struthers, James Fran- Juilliard Opera School in New Louis arid German contender boutlque.With best-selling It's totally archaic. It's like York City. ciscus. When a physician's son Max Schmeling becomes as Heredia, (A) Sophies Choice" out of the being enclosed in a box." becomes ill, a young girl with a (17) MOVIE "The Great much a political platform as (35) THE FLINTSTONES EDO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIlION (17) Jimmy SWAGGART c 0 M 0 - Am From k- I these days. Shelley Winters - 0 a'nd trucks. Our prices will Pleasantly surprise you Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. hopefuls participate in the (4') NBC MOVIE 'The Friday, Jan. 18, 1980-7 Vitalis-U S Olympic InvitationCourage Of Kavik, The Wolf - at Track Meet from Madison Dog (Premiere) Ronny Cos. Square Garden in New York John Ireland. A champion sled MORNING (10) QUE PASA, dog braves 2,000 miles of 'Joe Goes To Heaven' Family City treacherous, ice-covered ternprejudices soar when Joe tries 4:30 5:30 NFL TODAY A special tory to rejoin the boy who once 5 (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A.to find out more about homosaved his life sexual lifestyles (R) Super Bowl pre.game pro ram (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 6:00 is presented live from Pasade11:30 '1 (10) A BIRTHDAY PARTY (J 0 THIS IS THE LIFE na,Cajitornia °FACE THE NATION (17)BEiWEENTHEL,NES DIALOGUE WITH BILL FOR JOSEF STRAUSS CD BILL DANCE 8:30 NELSON 6:30 DOORS LL i24 (10) TO BE ANNOUlc'i" -Em (t (35) MOVIE The Time ot , 8y CINDY 1t9AMS 9:00 "Princess Daisy," has been IIDO AGRICULTURE U.S.A.Their Lives" dBfW (1946) Bud 5:00 L7 0 MOVIE "Fun With Dick Abbott, Lou Costello Ghosts (4') IRONSIDE allocated a quarter of a 6:45 .'rij .IdrC' i ii .'orqe from the Revolutionary War L1t 0 IN SEARCH OF... liii' NEW \'011K— Richard titillion dollars -- just for 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOJane I 'i tter a (;ere, star of the con,j1ini seek to prove their innoceflce SEI.J advertising, %t'fI'(kid -.....to release them from an earth- (1!) 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(2 stress threatening both Eddie timporaty Pi'Obiiifls" - mined tOOfflb$,,iU them. .Hrs. 15 Ming.) and herself; a Chinese secret (5)0 THE CNISNOLMS 1:00 agent pops (Premiere) I4I y 3:00 Minerva surprise on or. Zlndell. C Isholm (Robert Preston. 007)MOVIR "TheStrang1.30 " (1946) Edward G. RobinCOLLEGE BASKET. Rosemary Harris and their sr. • , 1200 viving ctmlldren batHe sickness son, Orson Wolin. A small. (1]) (35) MOVIE "Murders In MU. Fktqidg at Alabama forces people to sell. (1 1/2 final round of this PGA golf away from the pressures of Hi's.) tournament is presented from metropolitan life to find a (ID 0 THE LAW AND YOU the Phoenix Country Club In simpler. more peaceful exisfence with nature, (A) (1313 FIRST BAPTIST Phoenix, Arizona. (U) (3 5J FLIPPER CHURCH 3:00 The Rue Mofgue"(BI932) @313 STAR TREK The and Indians while Journeying town Cotlege Professor and piI 13(10) AS WE SEE IT "Van () • INTERNATIONAL 24 (10) nw1., , tar of his community turns out Enterprise becomes a ship of through ' 1840's. to be a hunted Nazi war crimihatred u th. officers , battle 12:40 (DO LOVE BOAT A fledgling '' KIIn9OOI and each ' , (DO MOVIE "Thal Enemy (7)13 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL entertainer is surPrised when 4:30 Below" (C) (1957) Robert Colonhalvs,Lutte, his hillbilly family Joins flu (DO MOVIE "Tender Mitchum, Curl Jurgena. An (fl)(35) MOVIE "Uniafl cruis& and flood in the COMM"" (B/W) (1943) Ginger American destroyer engages In Stranger" (C), (1964) ,cn*'5 qUaers forces Doc, Rogers, Robert an. A ____ a deadly duel with a German to move in Of young wives 2:00 and Isaac during World submaflneduring World War Il (DMOMNIMMMWwithGopher the captajn, War II$tW9gl(O accept fh, (1 Hr. 50 Mini.), . Y that their husbands must @3SJAND THE WAR BJ gOtO War. (214rs,) CLEVELAND Nuys High School. Los AngeCHAMPIONSHIP BOXING ORCHESTRA WTH ANNIVERCalifornia" (Season - Premiere) Alexis SARY SPECIAL Beverly Sills, W (17) MOVIE "Jim Thorpe: Arguello defends his WBC Isaac Stern and Leonard Rose All American" (1951) Burt World Superfeatherweight title join Lorin Maazel and the Laflcate,, Phyllis Thaxter. The in a 15-round bout against Cleveland Orchestra in Perforfamous Indian athlete's career Rubin Castillo, live from manuces from their 80-year repertoire. (R) Is cut short by charges of Tucson, Arizona. P.'OIesaiOflaIilm, 7:30 3:30 oo (5)0SPicu (tt(35) THE j.r.osm . AND LOUNGE No. I. Roast Beef with Rice or Mashed No. 7. Fried Shrimp with French Fries Potatoes and Vegetable and Cole Slaw No. 3. beef Tips over nice or Mashed No. 111. Fried Fish Filets with French F,h,$ and Cole Slaw Potatoes and Vegetable No. 4. Spaghetti with our Most Sauce No. C. Grilled Sirloin with Sauteed and Garlic Bread Onions, Nice or Mashed Potatoes and No. 11. Vital Parmesan Garlic Bread A Spaithe"ll with Vegetable No. to. Liver C Onions with Rice or Mashed potatoes and Vegetable Li LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE' THUES.- FRI..$AT..p.m.tiI2a.rn, Children Under 12— ½ Price 10 Pd. Discount To Senior Citizns (Does Not Apply To Menu Addition •(4DOLYMPIC INVITATION- 1])(35) FLORIDA: FRONT AL TRACK MEET Many of the PAGE United States' top Olympic ----.-- -- S. ... \ a . .. / .-' '' .k ___ __ ____ ............................................... f--f - ,-'.,.. .,. • - ' ' ', - , - ., , • ,.M ____ '' ____________ ____________________ 3. 1 �S - - - •___*___ b—EvenIng HiraM Sanford, Ft. -1_ __ -- - - Friday, Jan. ii, INO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Reasoner Explains Lawof The Cuff s The length of women's hemlines, some say presage— or, indeed, cause - an U9Mri -1 ui' downttirn in the. nation's economy. But what about the relationship between men',- fashions and monetary matters? CW correspondent Harry Reasoner an. ... . "People have long been saying, not altogether facetiously, that here is a relationship between the economy and women's fashions. This view holds that rising hemlines signal an economic downturn, If that's so, we have hope, for Parisian (lesigners are once again dressing the models in styles that show the knee, "On the other hand, I seem to be alone in discerning a relationship between the economy and men's fashions. If I'm right, the signs are not good, "My theory is that, when times are good, men dispense with trouser cuffs; when times are bad, trouser cuffs reappear. And they are currently reappearing, "My 'Law of the Cuffs' is not as arbitrary as it may at first round. It is based on the Fact thatt trouser cuffs are good for one thing and one thing only: They serve as it coin-catcher. Quite often, a man will pull something from his pocket, madvertently also dredging up a coin or three, perhaps in the folds of a handkerchief or in -- -. MONDAY Daytime Schedule ' MORNING 8:30 - (!) TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING 5 00 AMERICA (7)0 THE FBI 0 (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 530 .10) CROCKETT'S V1CTO. 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER RY GARDEN ____ 0 (17) ROMPER ROOM 8:35 1:00 • (3) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (!) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (]) (35)3s LIVE the out-turned lining of the pocket itself. _____ 1:30 Being unaware that the coins are there, he (5) 0 AS THE WORLD (I (1T LOVE, AMERICAN will also be unaware that they have fallen 9:00 TURNS ST' out. In cuffless times,. -2:00 0 MIKE DOUGLAS almost invariably lost for guod, since 6:00 0(4) THE DOCTORS C!) MOVIE 0 nothing stands as a last ii EARLY DAY 0(3) wein ______ ID (35) LEAVE 1110 BEAVER Cl) U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 HEALTH FIELD them and the ground. When the leg of the (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (ID (35) GOMER PYLE SUNRISE o trouser in question is fitted with a cuff, (R) 2:25 however,, there is a good chance that the 6:05 12 (17) THE LUCY SHOW (17) Ill) NEWS (12)(l?) WORLD AT LARGE errant coins will fall noiselessly into the 9:30 2:30 trough of fabric above the shoe top, from 6:25 (II) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR ANOTHER WORLD 0(4) 0 (4.Ti COUNTRY ROADS which they can later be retrieved. (10; EDUCATIONAL PRO- 5)0 GUIDING LIGHT "Of course, when things are booming, GRAMMING 6:30 (B(35 DREAM OF JEANNIE little thought is given to coins, which are .(1•ZGRSEN ACRES----0 (l7)-mE-1GGcsNoRr CEO ALLEN (1 (17) NEWS allowed to roll away higgledy-piggledy HOTEL 10:00 under file cabinets and parked cars. But @) 0 CARD SHARKS 6:45 3:00 when boom comes to bust and we find tIt (35) PTL CLUB (23) (10) A.M. WEATHER (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (17) MOVIE ourselves aware of every penny, then the (i (35) BANANA SPLITS AND 6:55 FRIENDS trouser ottozii eoin.catchcr once again 1O'30 0 TODAY IN FLORIDA becomes fashionable. GOOD MORNING 0 4) HOLLYWOOD t (10) THE ADVOCATES CD t1 (17)1 LOVE LUCY SQUARES FLORIDA "So you have your choice of signs. If you WHEWI CU 0 3:30 are of the Hemline Party, you may con7:00 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) sider doing a cautious little jig. If, on the 10:55 0 T TODAY J(35) (IM (17) THE FLINTC$) 0 CBS NEWS (.5) 0 MORNING NEWS other hand, you believe that the cuff is a STONES C!) U GOOD MORNING truer oracle, then you must bundle up and 11:00 ((10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) AMERICA prepare for a blow, 0 HIGH ROLLERS (ID (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 4:00 "Of course, there is a third choice: You AND THE IMPOSSIBLE SHIRLEY 0(3) THE BRADY BUNCH LAVERNE (7)0 & can watch the economists. Even if you (10) SESAME STREET 0 BEWITCHED (R) don't learn anything, you'll surely be 0 (17) THE THREE (7.) 0 MERV GRIFFIN diverted by the way they constantly raise (j) (35) WOODY W0ODPECK. STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS 0(3) WHEEL11:30 OF FORTUNE CALS and lower their skirts and roll up and undo ER AND FRIENDS (7)0 FAMILY FEUD ( 10) SESAME STREET their cuffs." 7:25 (l (17) SPECTREMAN 11:55 8 C TODAY IN FLORIDA January 21 (17) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Duke vs. Georgia Tech CDOGOOD MORNING FLORIDA 9:30 7:30 (17) NEWS 4:30 0(4) EMERGENCY ONEI AFTERNOON 0 ( TODAY (5)0 HOUSE CALLS A play- 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (Ii) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 112 ISLAND EVENING 8:00 C!) 0 GOOD MORNING ful patient with a vial of 12:00 6:00 0(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE smallpox puts Drs. Michaels, AMERICA 0(4) CHAIN REACTION (5)0 CD NEWS PRAIRIE Charles tries to save Weatherby, Solomon, Ann and (II) (35) BULLWINKLE 500 (5)0 CD NEWS (10) AMERICAN GOVERN- Mary and Laura from the three Mrs. Phipps In quarantine HOGAN'S HEROES (11) 35) 0 I LOVE LUCY eoo MENT "The Living Constitu. desperate escaped convicts together. (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY (5)0 lion" CAPTAIN KANGAROO holding them prisoner In a 1241(10) MISTER ROOERS(R tff.i (35) THE NEW ZOO GRAMMING i000 s12 (17) CAROL BURNETT school for the blind. (17) MY THREE SONS (17) LOVE, AMERICAN REVUE TOM (3 (3) SNYDER'S AND FRIENDS Guest Betty (5)0 STYLE 124 10) OVER EASY WKRP IN CINCINNATI CELEBRITY SPOTLIGHT Tom White. 5:30 Jennifer finally accepts a date Snyder Interviews celebrities 12) 17 FAMILY AFFAIR (3(3) NEWS 12:30 with the married Herb Tarlek in Clint Eastwood, Bo Derek, Bar. 630 10 MASH (3(1) NEWS the hopes he'll get cold feet ry Manllow and Gary Coleman. 5:25 (4)NSCNEWS (DO ALL IN THE FAMILY (1) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORandbackdownfoqev er, (3 (3) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)0CBSNEWS (11) = LOU GRANT 135 ROW (ID)KUNGFU (7)0 LAVERNE I SHIRLEY (DO CD ASC NEWS (DO FAMILY A routine med. FLORiDA 10)3.2.1Cocr GOOD MORNING CDORYAN'SHOPE (1]) ( 5) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt Shirley undergoes an outra- icaI exam leads to the stunning (H) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE geous change In thinking discovery that Kate Is preg. Be. and her new boyfriend personality after visiting and a aren't as young as they used to swinging coffeehouse frequentnt be -. or as they at first think ed by beatniks. they are. 10:30 How do you move through were you upped In bright 1241(10) JOAN ROBINSON: 41 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNthe thuidet', cloud? paint? FIVE YEARS LATER Some of MINT "The Amendment 8:30 Process" THE LAST RESORT A the issues and Implications of (1)0 Derik MacKanasey 0 (17) BOB NEWHART lovely guest mysteriously vol. the film will be examined as * a review of the Bob's old, Iaugh.a.mInue . unteers to be Zack's date forwill advancements In cancer Lionl mean and lege chum, "The Peeper," pays his birthday party. a visit to the Hart". o ANGIE Angle sells the research since Joan Robinson (7)0 NIght! What is that died. coffee shop and buys a beauty si night Why are you so mean? 700 Did shop which turns into a mater. ltghtalig gem and g. . 11 :0 FACE t pat? •(4) THE MUSIC nity ward when her friend Mary In you? (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE 0(4) (5)0(7)0 NEWS And goes through a world Glace has a' wash, set and a (1]) (35) W4NY HILL (7) Who in the world would EEWITNISS MAGA.. baby. of darkness (3 (8110) Zoo 10 SOCIAL SECURITY: y Oh what Is It? With Slowing CO "M y1% (IT)(35) SANFORD AND SON FOR AN OVERHAUL? 900 Grass, grass, why are you with year black sharp eyes The pros and cons of a Pro. Janet's f husband (3 (4) HOPE, WOMEN Claws? se green? and a high shrill md a posedsystem Overhaul of the about Social up as she and Lamont prepare SONG Host Bob Hope's Security brought do you grow as tall? U6 1 1111 Uon! mesa and sharp wall? for their wedding day. accOmplIshments In vaudeville brew., SO tall that who ION and motion pictures are by recent reports and congresas ma Heed Is Catch aid hard to dss't you ever get sad? 2) (17) slonal harings, are presented. cats yes recalled in song by guests BeaIce Fred interrupts a G (17) COU.EGI BASKETJun HerrIng men need bslldszirs to cooking "show to advertise a trice Arthur, - Debby Boone, Diahann Carroll and Shirley LAU Florida vs. Vanderbilt A body like a dream sod device he is selling. chop yes down. Jones. twig like a breeze 1130 GREJ 7:30 (5)(3M•A•S'H When Cot. • THE IOWA C*EJ- Ty S. • and 8Ieeesatwhateveri, MYI$vir*Iec.Ier is gr.e, (3) TIC TAG DOUGH Potter has to rush off on a C(*I5 Standings of the vail. 1htt (4)0 I Wish I was rso ad THE NEWLYWED secret mission, Hawteye is otis preeldential candidates in GAME Oh Night!, what that? very mesa appointed temporary corn- the Democratic and Republi. FAMILY FEW What makes you held the Kenny Herasudes (D mandOr of the unit, the., I cam liii peipleto can precinct caucuses *10 be 5) MAUDE Walter is (7)(3$TONI Stone and the proIscied, rain? gross caught having a cocktail with all-male detective squad are A hew!? a apasge? Ross, rise how do you get and then, I MW 'a the (7) 0 BARNEY M ILLER Two his former secretary, skeptical when Stone is overanglIM 1119male 0011010i Why do YvA hide the san a. red WholawirId fogrisn. 8(10)010K CAVITY Guest: assigned a curvaceous female arrest a college student for away? Os' yeRow as the san, Germane Omer. (Pan 1 of 2) ANeIn Kuighte. partner. selling marijuana, (Ii) Young Twy arown Uon! Poets. Friday, Jan, ii, fl—, BOoks Ex ptore The Heydays Of Radio The names that are given to new inventions often demonstrate how hard it is for people to let go of the old, Automobiles, for example, were called "horseless carriages" when they first sputtered onto the scene: Marcon'' radio transmission was long knos r ,-. " "wireless," and television when It flashed. : - WorlrlLWar II was called "radio vision"- or sight radio." Radio held a central place In American life before it • was supplanted by TV and reduced to its current rather rigid music and news format. History Professor J. Fred MacDonald argues in "Don't Touch That Dial" that' olcftlme radio was creative, innovative and wielded enormous influence over the everyday lives of Americans, For many Americans, radio began humbly enough in ii ' shack on top of a six-story building in East Pittsburgh, Pa, November 2, 1920, the 100-watt East Pittsburgh station KDKA delivered the first regular radio broadcast--the election results in the race between Warren G. Harding and James M. Cox. Even with the primitive equipment and teéhnólogy of the time - when listening usually meant a series of buzzes, crackflngs and off-kilter tones radio caught on. Americans were absolutely enthralled by the prospect being able to click on a box and actually hear the president speak (Woodrow Wilson was the first president 10 broadcast on the radio; even silent Calvin Coolidge made use of the microphone), or listen to live dance or. chestras, or laugh It up with the comics of the day. As MacDonald explains "America was in love with radio ... America was enamored of an entertainment medium which showcased everything from fine drama, mundane soap operas and sports action to formulaic detective stories, lavish comedy-variety shows and the latest developments in world news." MacDonald shows the grand panoply that once was networks and commercials (the first commercial — for a group on New York City apartments - was aired on Aug. 29, 1922). ' He devotes separate chapt2rs to the content and appeal of soap operas, westernsçjjdIo comedy and detective .2LL. bb 'j1 hnwa'uaa Why did Depression-era movies lose business when the Pot O'GoId was broadcast? What were the secrets behind radio's "v sound effects? John MeVane has written But the main purpose of "Don't Touch That Dial" is to .... "On the Air in World War show how radio influenced American life. MacDonald IV a close look at an exholds that it changed us completely, transforming citing era in radio history. America from a disparate, wildly different collection of regions into a homogeneous group of people, all of whom ' listened to and were profoundly affected by that in. credible machine, -. the - radio, John MacVane's"On the Air In World War II" provides a closer look at a single exciting era In radio history, MacVane was NBC's war correspondent in Europe; only MacVane and CBS' Edward H Murrow were allowed to broadcast without prior censorship. MacVane filed reports from the front lines. During the IArndon blitz, as radio the rise and fail of radio from its first static blasts in 1920, through the Golden Age of radio programming in bombs shook the building from which he broadcast, lie the 30 and the development of broadcast journalism learned to control his terror so his voice wouldn't shake. during World War II, to its internal dissension and th' On D-Day MacVane reported the action from a troop -i - - advent of TV, This entertaining study takes us through radio's great moments FDR's "Fireside Chats," for example, and the line-up of talent for the 1932 broadcasting season when the Marx Bros., Ed Wynn, George Burns and Grade Allen, Jack Benny, George Jesse! and Fred Allen all launched their broadcasting careers. MacDonald also traces the development of institutions we take for granted (or sit through in despair) institutions like the national - - TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 NEWS (3(10) ART OF BEING HUMAN "Art: Tell Me What I Am, Tell Us Who We Are" (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Eydie Gorme. 30 (.4) NEC NEWS 5)0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS 1) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Opie gets a part-time lob In a gro. Cery store, but gives it up because another boy needs the Job more. 700 (4) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE CE) 0 JOltER'S WILD (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred becomes a clergyman of the Divine Profit Church to avoid paying taxes. January 22 0 (3D THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO Lobo learns that Perkins may have a winning sweepstakes ticket and earma rks the mnnøuin,.., --'-.7 ....... back a$ note of his from a crooked gambler. (1)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves seta the game of golf back a piece when he and three of his team members invade the country club, (DO HAPPY DAYS Chachi's thrown apron lands on Arnold's grill and sets the place on fire. trapping Fonzie. Polsie and Ralph in the men's room. (11) (35) JIM ROCKFORD 241 (10) NOVA fl2)(17) THE SEARCH FOR THE NILE "Secret Fountains" After Speke is chosen to lead a new expedition, Burton is furlous, Spoke finds Ripon Falls and starts downriver where he meets Samuel Baker sailing upstream. 8:30 (3(10) MACNIH. / LEHRER REPORT CD 0 0000TIME GIRLS Z (17) SANFORD AND SON Despite Lamont's objections, Fred opens a Japanese restau rant in his living room, 7:30 (3) TIC TAO DOUGH (1) (3 THE NEWLYWED (Premiere) Four young women (Annie Potts, Lorna Patterson, Georgia Engel, Francine Tacker) decide to share an apartment in overcrowded Washington during World War II 9:0° (3 (1) MOVIE "Death PenalGAME ty" (Premiere) Colleen DOFLORIDAI (U) (35) MAUDE Walter's Dewhurst, David Labiosa. A Plans to spend a romantic day concerned psychologist fights with Maude are thwarted by for fairness in the trial of a street gang member accused Vivian's divorce proceedings. ' (3(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Germane Greer, (Part 2 of 2) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY After Archie's union goes on Strike. Archie becomes misorabie end the, family becomes worried about their future. of the murders of two youths. (1)0 MOVIE "Once Upon A Family" (Premiere) Barry Bostwick, Nancy Marchand, An ambitious draftsman suddenly finds himself playing both mother and father to his chil- dren when his wife decides to abandon them (7)0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack blows his cover when he displays his great Grown-1J P 'Sesame 'Ses(] iii e interest in qirls to Ralph Furley. JZ (17) NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs Kansas ship offshore. "This is the story of radio at work," MacVane writes, Indeed It is. For the first time in history, Americans heard history as it happened, and war correspondents brought a new degree of professionalism and integrity to broad. casting. MacVane tells how he and Murrow worked out a credo for war-time broadcasts of accuracy and nonsensationalism. MacVane gives us eyewitness accounts of London life during the blitz, ot the Dieppe raid, D-Day and the liberation of Paris, He laces his historical account with personal reflection: "I was in a position to see the heigtit and depths of hwnanity at war, to watch the commanders and statesmen in the fascinating toils of strategy arid political maneuver, and to behold the common man and onuin confronting terror and sudden death." Kings CV 9:30 TAXI Bobby learns that his big-time talent manager is representing him not because of his acting ability but because of his sexual prowess 10:00 (DO HART TO HART The Harts race against time to find a murderer preying on participants in a scavenger hunt. 1241(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Slskel pick the ten best movies of 1979 featuring scones from "Kramer Vs. Kramer," "Hair," "Apocalypse Now" and "Breaking Away." 10:30 (II) (35) CANDID CAMERA 241(10) iWO RONNIES 11:00 (4) (1)0 (DO NEWS (U) (35) BENNY HILL 24(10) FAWLTY TOWERS World War looms in the near future as Sybil enters the hospital and Basil handles things badly. (Part 5 of 6) 1t15 l(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 11:30 0 (4) TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman. Guest: Robert Holmes. (Ø BARNABY JONES Barnaby attempts to clear a dog of charges of mauling a man to death by proving it was actually a case of premeditated murder. (R) More than a third of all people who visit museums visit science museums, reports K.C. Cole in Omni magazine. "Science centers are the one public forum where people can familiarize themselves with present and future technology. Unlike traditiona l museums, they cater not to the comfort of fossils but to the curiosity of the general public. Instead of putting science ona pedestal or under a microscope, they bring the microscopes out to where people can discover nature for themselves," Cole writes, Cole points out that because science centers are not in the business of preservation, they can encourage participation and play, Science centers, Cole adds, are grown-up "Sesame Streets," where playthings are comets crystals, momentum music, aerodynamics energy alternatives. ,-- the and and and - (-FLa R 10 I ARRIVEALIVE1, SUNSHINE STATEI) L I) L._-.-- - - ----••---,..-...----- - -- - - --- ---- - ---- - """"N1W,i -.4 I )i C C ' ' " ,. - ' " , , •' '" ' '.7%4 r -. 'iiiIA: "- . h--" i--.'.. 4.tIIW �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday Jan. 10 1NO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Conspiracy KeptRoyal Romance Secret It was most certainly the the royal romance, now the libel laws, were and broken In a most undramatic hottest story of the day. being recreated on TV's very strict, and way. A young reporter on the Newsweek bannered "Edward & Mrs. Simpson," could be charged with libel, smailtown Bradford "Britain: Fate of a Monarch, had been neatly torn out. or 'besmirching the Telegraph and Argus was Cause of an Empire, Destiny The premiere 90-minute character of a public of- covering a diosesan of One Million Souls episode ot the new Mobil ficial,' much more easily ference. .tr"jt'i ." 4xjig,a DepenTon Mrs. Simpson of Showcase will be over there than here." speech bt'. :tha. .tThTiop tJ?' Baltimore." Wednesday evening, Jan. 23; Some people in England Bradford, when he hijtiIc... The New York Times the five remaining hour-long were, of course, aware of the clergyman refer to the king. reported a "Unified Front air on succeeding possibility that the king The bishop's comment on Against King Over Issue of Wednesdays. Check local might marry his American the upcoming coronation Monarch's Marriage to Mrs. listings for station, friend American concluded "we hope he is Simpson." Robert MacNeil, TV newspapers were received, aware of his need (for faith, It seemed that everyone in journalist and host of untouched, by those who had prayer and self-dedication), the world was breathlessly "Edward & Mrs. Simpson," mail subscriptions but the and some of us wish he gave following the deliciously which co-stars Edward Fox powerful Lord Beaverbrook more positive signs of his illicit rr.rnance of the English and Cynthia Harris, had organized a "conspiracy awareness." king and the American that literal censorship of silence" among British That was all the reporter commoner. wasn't in question just editors, bottling up all the needed. Ifthe Bishop was Everyone, that is but the extraordinary caution of a natural juices of the jour. lecturing the king about Mrs. English people. So far as sort that would be impossible nalists. Simpson, the self-censorship their daily reading material today. "The key fact is that there was off, and the paper's was concerned, there was no "British distributors only is no Bill of Rights in headlines bred immediate traumatic romance going on received a couple of hundred England. Civil rights are big city headlines and at court. Just business — and copies of the American well looked after, but there is editorials. maybe a little hanky-panky magazines, and they just no freedom of the as What the young reporter as usual. Because when pulled out the sections about we understand it, no didn't know was that the the American news the king and Mrs. Simpson," equivalent of the first bishop had never heard of magazines went on sale at he reports. "There hasn't amendment. Mrs. Simpson. He was English news-stands, those been censorship In England The silence surrounding referring to the royal inthe latest on for hundreds of years, but the romance was finally difference to churchgoing. 'Did Electric Prod Nudge That Bull? —. - -. are .-. - — you con- ,. 1 series seen - -- • — — - answer soon. There is a TV commercial for Prin'e's potato chips, with a blond actress in a while goi. She sings the ditty in a sophisticated, operatk' fashion. My parents say this Eileen Fulton I Lisa in "As the World Turns") and I say no. Who's right? JACKIE TERRELL, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo._ eongratulatiorsTu are now a wealthy lady. Eileen Fulton says that she has not done any potato chip corn mercials. DEAR DICK: Our question is about Brianne Leary, of the NBC series, "CHiPs." We read in a newspaper article that Erik Estrada had her fired. In another article, it said she had had her hair cut short so she could keep her job on the show. What is the truth? We haven't seen her on the show recently. KIMBERLY BRASHLER AND JULI — -. .. -. notes . :::,.• - .-. — . . press — Edward Fox and Cynthia Harris THURSDAY January 24 pages reporting CBS Moves Close To Unthron!nq ABC By JOAN RANAUER DEAR DICK: I hope you can tell me something about the Schlitz Malt Liquor commercials. How in the world do they get the bull to burst through the wall like that? MRS. RAY WOODWARD, Vancouver, Wash. Never underestimate the skill of special effects men. I was not able to find the ,ople who do that particular commercial, but I 't(3k- to several Hollywood special 'effects people who said that it was almost certl)inly done by positioning a bull behind a wall a balsa breakaway wall and, when the cameras were rolling, giving him a nudge with an electric cattle prod. DEAR DICK: I have a $100 bet riding on this, so please — segments ______ WEDNESDAY Janudry discuss the results of a Gallup EVENING 23 poll on how Americans view the presidency and what kind of person they think should occuEVENING Elaine Stritch. py the office. (Part 1) (iJi (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 2 (17) COLLEGE BASKET. Three weeks without Archie's BALL North Carolina vs. Wake 600 paycheck and The ever-rising .Forest (1) 0 (DO NEWS 9:40 4(1O) ITS EVERYBODY'S cost of living are taking their toll on the Bunker budget. (Part 0 () (5)0 () 010 BE BUSINESS "Corporations" ANNOUNCED , (17) CAROL BURNETT 3) AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve 10:00 8.1 00 Lawrence. U (4) BEST OF SATURDAY (!) REAL PEOPLE Feetud are reports on a husband NIGHT LIVE Host: Lily Tomlin. 6:30 and wife who are both Jockey,. Guest: James Taylor. (A) • QD NBC NEWS • good ratings, UPI Television Writer that the chemistry will be right for gooda duck race, a woman who tra- (DO VEGAS Dan makes a NEW YORK (UP!) - This time next humored action In "Tenspeed and Brown (MOCIIISNON vets with her coffin and a bal- desperate attempt to prevent ABC NEWS week CBS should be the top-rated Shoe" when it opens later this month, and 05) IOOfl race. Beatrice, his beautiful assistANDY GRIFFITH television network in the country. the Olympics will go ahead on schedule, 0 INTERNATIONAl. ant, from marrying a man who Andy's eager beaver deputy () With a rapidity that has startled the with the Russians and the lack of snow jails - Aunt Bee and her friends CIRCUS FESTIVAL. OF MONTE wants to kill her. television Industry and even CBS Itself presenting no serious problems. for gambling at their charity CARLO Lynda Carter and Tel- CHI (10) HUDSON RIVER The the fletWOfk that dominated televisionABC ly Savalas co-host highlights of impact of Industry and technol. bazaar. brought on some of its ogy on this New York river and the sixth annual event, which for 20 years, until ABC CISIITIed the (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S ficulties this season by breakingup a BUSINESS "Franchising" features some of the world's the work of the Hudson River championship fn the m1d.1g7, has made a aucceufulschedule tospreadfts t op Sloop Clearwater.Inc., founded NEWHART The most outstanding circus (12)(17) SOB comeback. July performers, around. These include "Mork & Mindy," by folksinger Pete Seeger. to Hartley, miss a Fourth of Even If the Winter Olympics broadcasts EIGHT IS ENOUGH promote its conscientious use "Laverne (7)0 Shirley" & and "The Ropers." Bicentennial party when they put ABC back in the top spot in February, become trapped in a storage Tom, depressed over his 50th and appreciation, is chronicled. "Mork," now returned to Thursday CBS still will have outperformed expecbirthday, quits his job and then locker. nights, earned a substantial rating last 10:30 tations, is fired from his new one. (1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA week, but still hasn't recovered last year's 7:00 (10) GREAT PERFORIn the Nielsen ratings for the week enMUSIC momentum. "Laverne & Shirley," 0(7) FACE 1100 MANCES "Moliere" The Illusding Jan. 13, CBS won for the week and recently moved yet again, came in a poor (101 0 P.M. MAGAZINE trious Theatre Company is tak- U (4) (DO NEWS trailed in the season-to-date statistics by JOKER'S WILD en under the patronage of the (Ii)35() BENNY HILL third in its new Monday slot opposite (I])(DO (35) SANFORD only a tenth of a ratings point. AND SON Prince of Conti, who later 2 (10) MASTERPIECE THE "Little House on the Prairie" and "WKRP Fearful For the week ending Jan. 20 CBS will his days are expels them on religious AIRS "The Duchess Of Duke in Cincinnati," "The Ropers" was numbered,that Fred prepares a will grounds; Monsieur Philippe, Street II" A Belgian war ref u. have the super-ratings of the Super Bowl, preempted. ABC had only two shows in the and summons everyone to an brother to King Louis XIV. gee Louisa employs turns out traditionally one of the highest-scoring top advance reading. ten for the week, to have a number of surprising takes In t he company. (Part events on television, to keep fts flag flyjng (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER of 5) talents; Charlie announces that brag of Um shows ifl the top REPORT (i2)(17) UPSTAIRS. DOWN- he has enlisted. (Part 6of 16) CBS executives are confident Super 20, but it remains In third place. The (i(17) SANFORD ANDSON STAIRS "An Object OfValue" (12)(17) LAST OP THE WILD classical music of Its experiment In Fred rents Larnont's room to a The disappearance of a valuBowl XIV will keep up the good work, 11:10 culture, Live From Studio 8-H." ran dead pregnant lady while Lamont is able diamond brooch despite the conventional wisdom u ste.i. causes (5)0 NEWS a fishing trip. last, overpowered by the CBS movie on gossip and suspicion below era will make the Rams w. 1130 "Seizure: The Story of Kathy Morris," a stairs when Lady Marjorie's 730 For the week put, CBS won six of Guest host: U (4) TONIGHT wido d we mother and rock singer, liar corn 0(I) TIC TAC DOUGH 10 slots. Its new "House Call," rated in the _____ David Letterman, Gitesta, LinNEWLYWED panion come to . THE CI) 0 top top2O, and "Knots Landing," while tied for ___ do Lavin. Jose Feliciano, Ben The 10 top network televIMonwogragns CD S 00O 36th places, scored a very respec Vereen. for the week ending Jan, 13, according to _______HOLLYWOOD 5(I) (1)5 (D S$TATI (DOLOVISOAT "The Con. share -that Is,34 percent of the audience OF THE UNION ADDRESS The gees Was Indiecrser Dick 'the A.C. Nielsen Co., wire: watching television durft that fim a]) (35) EDWARD AND MRS annual pssidentiai state of the Van Patten, Vicki Lawrence; period was timed in to the "Dallas" 1: Dukes of Hauard (CBS); 2: Dallas SIMPSON The Pi1iee Of Won union addISSI *5 be broad__ "Isaac's History Lesion" Varfondnees spinoff. (CBS);3:IO Minutes (CBS);4:(tls)Alice dsvelopsa strong for castNVefromWashlngton,D.C. nec Watson, Scatman a wealthy American. Mrs. a])(35)OINAhgffiIENoS At ABC, wher, the ratings war has taken (CBS) and 1wee'a Compsry (ABC); 8: WaMis_SimPson. who Crotheis;"Wlnnerlak.Love" soon 0(10) POUR YEARS an unexpectedly bad tam, hopes are high The Jefferson. (C M); 7: MASH (CBS) ; become. his hostess at his prl- HowardEVERY K. Smith Is joined by Maureen McCormick, Bobby .(R) that Dumla Weaver In "Sto ne" will brIng 8: Little flume on the Prairie (NBC); 0: vote home. (Part 1) President Carter and former a]) (35) LA AND ness OF back the bwd4in cop deems, that '4)ne Happy Days (ABC); 10: CHiPs (NBC). - 0(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Presidents Nixon and Ford to wo* ROBERTS In A Million" will continue — — • - --- ------------ Friday, Jan. Is, 1NO-1i - 8:00 6(7) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Buck fails 6:00 into the clutches of an evil prin(.L) 0 0O NEWS (10) EARTH, SEA AND cess with a sninister plan to SKY "Predicting The Weath- clone the daring hero. (.5) 0 THE WALTONS CD (17) CAROL BURNETT (DO MORK & MINDY WHen AND FRIENDS Skits: "TV Mork's mind goes on vacation Commercials," "The Noisy to a couple of planets, his body, left behind for Mindy. is Speech," "Miss Nobody." taken over by an alien Casano6:30 va. (4) NBC NEWS (ID(35) JIM ROCKFORD Li 0 CBS NEWS 9 (10) ON THE LINE: GER(DO ABC NEWS ALD LOUIS State Comptroller tIll (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Gerald Louis will answer call-in Jealousy appears in Mayberry questions. when Andy realizes that a(17) MOVIE "PT 109" handsome big-city teacher is (1963) Cliff Robertson, Ty spending evenings with Helen. Hardin. John Kennedy and his CR (10) EARTH. SEA AND crew, stranded in the Pacific SKY "Modern And Ancient during World War II, are resClimates" cued with the help of two (i (17) BOB NEWHART natives. Bob's therapy group has an 8:30 unexpected visitor when a o BENSON Benson friendly homosexual loins the learns that the mansion is session. bugged and devises an insane 7:00 scheme to catch the culprit, S(I) FACE THE MUSIC 9:00 13D IN P.M. MAGAZINE 0c71 SKAG Skag risks his DO JOKER'S WILD life and the safety of his family tIF. (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred becomes the gang leader when he leads a wildcat strike of a militant group for the aged. at the mill to protest unsafe (10) MAcNEIL / LEHRER working conditions. (1) 0 PEOPLE'S CHOICE REPORT AWARDS Bert Parks and Mar(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred has a dream in which iette Hartley are hosts for the Lamont is the "spirit of Christ- sixth edition of these awards honoring the nation's favorites mas past." in television, motion pictures • 7:30 and music. i) TIC TAC DOUGH (7) 0 BARNEY MILLER (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED Inspector Luger crabs because GAME no one will work with him, and (1)O $100,000 NAME THAT a man breaks into the police TUNE warehouse to steal back his fl) (35) MAUDE Walter stolen tv. suffers a hart attack while in (II) 35) DINAHI& FRIENDS his pretty employee's apart- 24 10) UPSTAIRS, DOWNmerit. STAIRS "A Perfect Stranger 4 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: The servants are horrified when Mary McCarthy. (Part I of 2) Rose announces her intention (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY to marry a young Australian Archie's plagued by his eco- and accompany him home. flOmic plight when he cant 90 9:30 to work himself and he can't SOAP Jessica washes stWill' the fact that Edith Is Chester out of tier life and goes WOrking, (Pin 4)' • - • happened to be on the set the day they filiiied that sequence, and poor Paul (he didn't eat the eggs, just put them in his mouth and then spat them out) becanie ill from It all. DEAR DICK: My friend and I have a wager as to the Identities of the original "Magnificent Seven." Your reply on this mutter ssuukt be appreciated. I(', St. ('btherines, 011t.. ealt— Lots of betting goug on this week. Anyhow, the "Magnificent Seven" in the 1960 film, were: Yul Brynner, Stt'i' M O , .n.. 11 o hor t .,III t lILU. r' .I. r'I, -, ,.... .. q LUJurn, t áILV .....a..,_p• S. •• —S — " -... . — . - . . HOERSM1t, Kalamazoo, Mich. She is definitely off the show, replaced by Randi Oakes. But she wasn't fired, far from it. Actually, NBC is so high on her they took her off the show to build another show for her. The word is that the network thinks she has "a special- ingredient,'' whatever that means. In the meantime, YOU can see her on the "Buck Rogers" series for NBC. Erik had nothing to do with it. although it is true they didn't get along too well. DEAR DICK: I have a bet going with a friend of mine, Could you clarify the number of eggs Paul Newman ate for a bet in the movie, "Cool Hand Luke?" I say 50. My friend says 32. I'.J.W., Naples, Fin. You're a winner, P.J. It was 50. I know, because I Bronson, Horst Buchholz and Brad Dexter. Eli Wallach was the chief heavy. DEAR DICK: ('ouki you please tell me if Hudtiv Ebsen is (lead. Mom and my sister tell me that lie is dead.,tlsn, Could 'OU ItitI out about a tunvi.' called "Walk On the Wild Side." I know Sal Mineo was in it, and I thiak Shelley Winters, Can you tell me tIo%* to get it played on TV? DOROTHY MILLER, Michigan City, hut. No, Buddy ElAseli isn't dead. I don't know what iituvit' you are kilkitig about -- "Walk On the Wild Side" starred Jane Fonda. Mineo and Miss Winters weren't in it. Shelley Winters was in "Wild In the Streets" - could that be it? Anyhow, the only way to get a ifiOVie on 'l'V is to taIl your local station and suggest it. to pick up Donahue again, and Burt continues his efforts toget into the Guinness Book of Exhibit Shows Genius World Records. 10:00 CD 020/20 24 (10) THE ASCENT OF MAN Of CartierwBresson "The Grain In The Stone" Man's faith and fancy as archiBy NORMAN NADEL modernist sculptor, Alberto Ciacometti, tect has been expressed in NEW YORK NEA) — For 50 of his 71 crossing a street in Paris in a down-pour, everything from Greek temples years, Henri Cartier-Bresson has con• his coat pulled UI) OVCF his head: it is an to Gothic cathedrals, from structed his life work out of small fractions impression to treasure. William Faulkner, primitive walls to skyscrapers. of a second. These have been the exposure Ezra Pound, Colette, Truman Capote, 10:30 times for photographs which rank high Jean-Paul Sartre, Cardinal Pacelli i Pope (B (35) CANDID CAMERA among the most spontaneous ever taken, Pius XII), Henri Matisse: each distinc11:00 and at the same time, the most exquisitely lively, no two the least bit alike. 0C4)C5)0(I!JONEWS composed and balanced. Cartier-llresson, born in France, till (35) BENNY HILL So the exhibition "Henri Cartierprepared as a painter and would have 4 10) GREAT DECISIONS Bresson: Photographer," which will visit 1980 Martin Agronsky is become an artist with his incredible eye in moderator of this program 14 cities in the next two years following its any medium he might have chosen. But it which will discuss public current stand at the International Center was the 35-111111 CIUIICU invented by Leltz affairs, nationally and Internaof Photography in New York would seem engineer Oskar Barnack in Germany in tionally. to be an Impossible contradiction, despite 1914 and first put on the market by I .eitz as 0(17) LAST OF THE WILD the evidence before our eyes. the leica in 1925, that set his course. It fit 11:30 in the pocket, and could be whipped out for Ordinary mortals would take a long time TONIGHT Guest host: instant use. Also, it was far less con. conDavid Letterman. Guests: Sar. to compose such lyrical arrangements of spicuous than Previous equipment. ah Vaughan, Ralph Nader, Jim light and shadow, of figures and structures Stafford. - if they could accomplish it at all, It Following its New York showing "henri (5)0 COLUMBO A business, would take a genius to compose his pieCartier-jIresson: Photographer" will open man kills his associate to pretures unerringly, time after time, and do it vent him from exposing frauduFeb. 12 at the Art Institute of Chicago, then almost Instantaneously. lent company practices. tour to Pittsburgh, Richmond, Mexico C!) 0 POLICE WOMAN A forCity, Seattle, Atlanta, Washington, l.'allas, ButCartler-Bresson is a genius. There is mer classmate of Pepper Philadelphia. Indianapolis, Cleveland, lit) other explanation for his ability to decides to get a City council Boston, concluding its journey us Kansas create such photographs and always seat any way she can. City in the stiiiimiier of 1982. (17) MOVIE "Touch of capture what he calls the decisive Evil" (1958) Charlton Heston. moment, The companion book with the same title Janet Leigh. Directed by Orson as the show has been published by t)elpire True, he does get around: the 155 Welles. A Mexican police for the ICI', at $29.95, in H square format Inspector and his American photographs in this exhibition were made almost a foot on each side, with all 155 bride become the victims of a in 23 countries, and often at decisive black-and-white photos. small-time gangste( and a shady sheriff during a murder moments in history. These have included Coincidentally, ''Style in Motion," the liberation of the German concentration Investigation on the border. devoted to the fashion and other camp victims, the end of the Kuomintag 12:00 photography of the Hungarian emigre and the start of Mao's regime in China In 111) (35) WILD, WILD WEST Martin Munkucsi, has just been published Dr. Loveless continues to pur- 1949, the first sit-ins in Alabama, and the by Clarkson N. Potter Inc. at $15; authors death of Gandhi in India. sue his plan to make part are Nancy White and John Lstt'n. California a kingdom for chilOther photographs, however, have no dren. world-shaking significance beyond their Munka'si, who cattle to prominence in 12:40 eloquence eloquence and humanity. A loving couple the lute 1920s, changed fashion illustration () 0 BARETTA Several o the grass in a cemetery, a horse and two from something static to the spoithineous, attempts on the life of a oncepopular entertainer load Barol- men and a dog on an Irish road, children at . UfitralUlIlelled craft it is today, largely ta to investigate the man's play, people sleeping anti an elegiac through his work for harper's Bazaar. past. (R) variety of street scenes. Cartier-htresson has said that it was Sometimes the subject is famous, but the 1:00 Munkacsis work which inspired him to U (4) TOMORROWOuosts: iinjgv is (W' (ram ordinary. In 1961 Carwitch from painting to photography in Comedian Rip Taylor: fattier- tier-Bresson photographed ttie Swiss 1931, - p 'V v -' . -,•- .: "r'.-,e,J A V _,a 77 1 ummea.sZ, t 2 w . l, ,~ ;i �I EDITION SUNDAY 72nd Year, No. 129—Sunday, January 20, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents School Athletics May Feel Crunch Of Junk Food Ban By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Seminole County high school principals are unanimously against an expected U.S. Department of Agriculture ban on the sale of "junk food" in schools, The federal regulations are being finalized this month, but their effective date is yet unspecified. The five principals estimate high school athletic programs in the county could lose up to a combined $50,000 annually in funds alkkated to them from vending machine profits, depending on the government's specific regulations, The problem in estimating the revenue loss is not knowing how the government will define junk food, Charlotte Whitmore, director of food services for Seminole County schools, said she thinks the ban will cover foods that provide only calories and do not contribute to fulfilling nutritional needs. Under this definition, she said, a candy bar with nuts would not be considered junk food. Seminole County schools sell granola bars, potato chips, soft drinks among their rending machine ....DON'T ...WALK ......RUN TO OUR JANUARY products. Not all of these are likely to be banned, but the principals are still dismayed at the prospect of revenue loss. Athletic programs will suffer, they say. Beyond that, they don't think the ban is a good idea. "It's utterly ridiculous," said Lyman Principal ('anton Henley, "when government tries to legislate hat people can eat. Especially when they i students) can get it anywhere." ''I resent the fact," said Seminole 111gb irincipal l)on Reynolds, "that the federal government is controlling more and more and more. "If the kids aren't mature enough when they get to high school to make decisions about what they want to eat and drink, then we're in trouble." "We've got students here with three kids," Reynolds added, "And you're going to tell them not to drink a coke?" Principal Richard Evans of Lake Howell 111gb, along with Reynolds and Henley, said the ban will not be effective because the students will obtain the forbidden foods some other way, The principals agreed convenience stores near the schools %% ill sell the soft drinks and foods anyway. "( t course.' Epste i n said. 'malnutrition includes both under mid over-consumption. It's not lack of food in this t'Iuntr% . but eating the rung foods and too much of them." f'nolL acknot ledged that students eating cafeteria meals are It'd i)rtui and other start'hes, not salads and meat. "Wt' tan t atfuni it." he said. \ls ll)sk'Iml said the federal government sets bask' mmiinmimiuiii tamnIartLs for miieals but it is up to the local schools to l)IiiltI o ll i t. "That's a strange argument for schools to make,'' said Jodi Levin—Epstein. U.S. Department of Agriculture special as,istant. 'We view our schools as model institutions," she said. "Just because there is access to something outside the school doesn't miiean we want to bring it into the halls. Drugs are out on the street too, but ie don't bring them into SChot)ls,' As far as the argument that high school students are old enough to make decisions about hat they consuiiie. Ms. I';Psteiil said nutritional ignorance knos no age limtiit. ''There was no age i'ut.ofl put into (lit regulations because the department fe!t there is a general ''nitronal ignorance around -- among adults too. Mavix' in tilt future t' tan hart' age ltmiilts, but as a nation we're just beginning to learn about nutrition," she said. Reynolds, however, said there was no nutrition problem at Semiiinok' High School. "We've got too much nutrition here," lie said, "Obesity is it bigger problem,, anti attitude. Nobody's suffering front lack of nutrition." '\Vhit tn happens to the meals hap pe ns at the local level,'' she said, 'It parents and the local government don't wa nt to upptrt giui nutrition, well host' problem is it?" As ton students poor attitudes, Ms. Epstein said a school principal should Lx' at are of the relationship between diet and i'havitir "O ur behavior relates to %hat ve're eating or not eating," she sad "llylk'ractivt' children are often cured by changes in their diet * 1e now have on-going research programs to b'!"r •*.• -- - Justice Douglas, China Stops Soviet '8 Talks MAINLAND 78 SEMINOLE 81, Dead WASHINGTON( UPI) William 0. Douglas, who served on the Supreme Court longer than any other man, died at 10:09 a.m. today, a spokesman at Walter Reed Arm), Medical Center said. Douglas, 81, who retired from the nation's highest court in 1975 after suffering a debilitating stroke, died at the hospital where he was admitted Christmas Eve. He was suffering From pneumonia and kidney failure. 75 - Appointed to the court on April 17, 1939 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Douglas became a staunch defender of Individual freedoms, He once said his most Important decisions were abolishing legalized segregation and the "one-man, one-vote" rule for state legis. Top Qua L LC )DING RICESI TWIN 95 latures. In a 1965 ruling striking down a Connecticut law making It a crime to use contraceptives, Douglas set out the right to privacy — a right he called "older than the BILL of Rights." Douglas served almost 37 years — the longest tenure on the court. In the 1970s, he found himself increasingly Isolated as the liberal court he personified the previous decade took a conservative turn under Chief Justice Warren Burger, Over the years Douglas had weathered several illnesses. He had a heart pacemaker since 1968, On New Year's Eve, 1974, while vacationing In the Bahamas, he suffered his stroke. Partially paralyzed, he eventually returned to the bench. But the effects of the stroke forced him to step down Nov, 12, 1975 — a frail, fragile shell of the robust outdoorsman 'he once was. In a letter to President Gerald Ford announcing his retirement, Douglas said, "I have been bothered by incessant and demanding pain which depletes my energy to the extent that I have been unable to shoulder my full share of the burden," ea. pc. DOUBLE $34 92. f KING Sold in soft Today By t:miltt'd Press lnt.'rmmtiommal An Islamic revolutionary court in Tabriz today arrested 20 Iranian aim' Ayatollah ltuhollahi Khomeini, during recent riots in time west Azerbedjan regional capital, according to DPA. force officers and enlisted mimen and Action Reports 2A 6* Business .................... 611 I'Oflhi('s 6C Crossword .............. 6C Editorial .... .................... .6* Florida.............................. 3* Hospital ........................... 2* Nation. . - - . ....................... 3A Opinion............................. 7* Ourselves ...... ............. ...... l-3c Religion ............................. 5C School Menus ....................7C Sports. ...............1.311 Television ... ....................... 7C Weather .............................2* World***************************2* .......,,.. . . 20 Iran Officers Arrested . accused t hemi of plotting against the state, time West German news agency D1'it reported. The court said the mmmcmi had delivered arimms to backers of Ayatollah Kazeimm SimariatMadari, religious rival of Virtually all American reporters, Forbidden to File dispatches since 'l'uestlay and ordered out of the country, had left Tehran on the 77th day of captivity for 50 Americans hostages at the U.S. Emmibassy. . Elvis' DoctorFound 'Guilty' MEMPHIS, Tenn. i U111i - Elvis other patients. Presley's personal physician tslmmv was lie was found innocent, however, of found guilty of overprescnibing drugs for mmmalpractice mind unethical conduct and of the rock star who collapsed and tijeol at charges that he overprescribed drugs to his Grmmccland mansion Aug. 16, 1977, still 10 other patients. The five-doctor Dr. George C. Nmchupoulos, Presley's immedical board ordered a three-month doctor for time last 11 years of his life, was suspension of Nichopoulos' license to also convicted of overprescribmnig uppers, Practice imiedicine in Tennessee and downers and painkillers to another en- placed time white-haired fatally physician tertalner, Jerry Lee Lewis, and eight on three years probation, Kirchhoff: Should County, Cities Combine Services? Seminole County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff suggests that voters be asked In a straw ballot If they favor consolidating county arid city fire and rescue services, Currently the unincorporated area of Seminole Is a single fire district and each of the seven cities with in the county have their own fire-rescue departments. On occasion emergency services In Seminole County have been delayed due to city-county jurisdictional disputes. ___________ Ili 11 1)01111% and hauled down a game-high 16 s't'i)OtIIidS, 1)111 the Seminoles fell i little short, losing 7H-75. Thi, loss in front of a record crowd of 2.1 M) sssuppcd a 17-game winning streak for the Tribe and marked (lieu' first loss and first t'o,ifes'emst'e loss of the season, Herald Sports Editor Joe l)s'Smnt is and colorful sportwrites' Sasim ( 'ook take a look at the a ti k)il-lnI cked lb m'ilk's' on page I B. (it' i)lO('k, l)UmPt'(I B)- United Press Iuti'riiatioiumt ''We have two reports saying explicitly ('hina said today it was stispendmtit: that there was fighting between Soviet talks with the Soviet tmmmiiim on nor- and Afghan U tups," lie said. mualiziimg relations bet ccii the t o ('arter said reports reaching countries because if (hit' Russian in- Washington ''indicated that Afghan river vasiomi of Afghanistan. jxnrts have Lx'emi blocked up because of A Chinese Foreign \l moist r the movement of massive amounts of spokesman in Peking, Mule not ruling Soviet mi litary supplies into out resumption of the talks at a future Afghanistan.— date, said ''Under the circumstances it Despite the amounts of supplies, harsh goes without sa'ing that it is mapwinter weather ''is hampering Soviet I)roprtate to hold Simmu-Soviet talks," military operations in northeastern *1g. The State Department insisted Friday hanistan" against the antigovernment fighting has broken out in Afghanistan forces, the State Department spokesman between Russian soldiers and Afghan said, army troops despite denials of such "We have reports of Soviet torces reports by time Soviet news agency 'lass. tbeniselves engaged in actual combat Spokesman Budding Carter lB said with Afghan nationalists, who are atexplosions were heard Thursday in the tacking (Soviet) units," Carter said, area of the Afghan capital o f Kabul 'l'hey the Russians) are hitting pockets where Red ,trnmv forces are based, of )t'U)le with fairly massive force," pc. QUEEN U Schoo l's Itegg ie Boiler ( .')It) gives it his all in the second qtiat'tei' of t he Tribeltimt'e.mtieet' ga tue Friday night in an attempt to block Mainland I light School guard Tony Sheffield's shot. Buttes' made good on Seminole I Around The Clock . * __*•_._*_•__..*._*_._*________*_,._ - .... --..-----.--- --' . .-. .'---.* C County's Kaiser Favors Cooperation "If It's a matter of life and death, or man wears," lie said, fire trucks sometimes have to pass property loss, people don't care what Agreements between the city and the county emergency vehicles when color the fire truck is. They don't care county that provide for service from the responding In certain areas, Kaiser said. where it comes from as long as it gets nearest equipment, regardless of what "Sometimes we have to drive past a Meanwhile, Seminole County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser emphasized that consolidatlor1 can be accomplished in different ways. "Consolidation doesn't imply we want to grab everything and Put it all together," tie said. Kaiser said he favors voluntary participation by cities. "That's the direction we've been pursuing for the last several years," he said. lit Altattionte Springs, Fire Chief Toni Siegfried said lie there fast." Sanford City Manager Pete Knowles said Thursday the level Jurisdiction boundaries have to be Sanford fire station when responding to could see no need for an administrative consolidation, at least Gary Kaiser, public safety director for (rossed, are beneficial to the people and calls in the unincorporated area," he of fire protection Is better In the urban areas than It Is In the for Altaimmonte and Longwood. lie said there is already suEthis would be beneficial to the cities, Kaiser said. "And the county's station at Five ficient cooperation Seminole County, emphasized unincorporated areas of Seminole County. between those Jurisdictions and Seminole on possible said, For this reason, be said, he feels consolidation with the Thursday in commenting Points Is closer to parts of Sanford than County. consolidation of fire and countywide county would bring Sanford's service down to the county level, "Wimen you think about sending the their fire sta tions are," "We have joint usage of commimunicatlons, purchasing, rescue services. ' closest equiptmient, regardless of what "You can see who would benefit," he said. maintenance and emergency medical service," Siegfried said. "It's ridiculous not to cooperate. The The issue came to ligh t Us week when area of the city or county, then the person "We use the nearest piece of equipment regardless of whose The county and clUes of Longwood and Altamonte Springs County Commission Chairman Bill gets help in the shortest time possible bemmefi ts to the people are enormous. And Kirchhoff su gg fire or it is," he added, agreements that call for sending the nearest have ested a straw vote to be and that's what it's all about," he said. you need only to talk to Altamonte Springs and Siegfried said lie does not believe, "mass consolidation is the s, regardless of bOWidarleL Unit Longwood rescue to see how taken to discover how people Feel about "It's so elementary," right way to go," pleased they have been," "These In1ocl agreements are very good," Kirchhoff he said, the ma tter. At present, Seminole County has inLongwood Fire Chief Charles Chapman agreed. said. "Whoever Is closest goes. But there are different ways to Kaiser said he favors cooperation terlocal agreements with Altamonte "But for their own reasons, some of the "With time cooperation we have now, there Is no need for ham)dle It. among the various fire departments in Springs and Longwood. These cities have cities don't want to participate, consolidation, "I have no specific proposals. All I want to know is what the We work as one unit, although we are ad. the county through Interlocal voluntarily agreed to cooperate with Unquestionably politics should be mninistratively and po li tically separate." people want to do." agreements, but not consolidation under each other In rendering aid, removed from It.' "1 wouldn't want to give that up unless there is some ad____ one administration. "It's unfortunate that other Sanford City Manager Pete Knowles The CommIlaloners agreed Tuesday to write to St. Luck vantage to the citizens we cover," Chaoman said. "Our object Is to render aid In the municipalities haven't had the foresight denied that the county has any fire County to get information about Its consolidated emergency But to Lake Mary Fire Chief Jim Orioles, consolidating with time possible regardless of the that they have," Kaiser said. shortest equipment closer to parts of Sanford services. St. Luck Is one of about four areas In the state which than the county would result in Less protection for Lake Mary, color of the fire truck or the uniform the For Instance in Casselberry, that city's Sanford has. haie such programs. "There are obvious advantages to consolidation," Orioles Kirchhoff and Commissioner Sandra Glenn noticed the said. "But there are disadvantages. The county will Look out consolidation at St. Lucia when they visited there Monday to for its own pet areas." of where one lives, costs too much money for Seminole County. how many people support the Idea. inspect a Hospital Corporation of 'America facility ii Ft. Although Lake Mary has an all-volunteer fire department, "It's not the greatest thing going," he said. "People call and say 'hey, why do we have all these different Pierce. Orioles said it is well-trained and would provide quicker The four other county commissioners agreed to have County numbers to call?' Well, lets find out what they want," Kirresponse for Lake Mary residents than a county fire departKirchhoff said some Seminole County residents and local jJcjf said. , Attorney NIkki Clayton study the possibility of a straw Vote. mmment would. officials have asked him about the possibility of UflifYiD4 He added that the 911 system, where 911 Is the emergency They agreed it is unlikely the Issue will appear on the March "Consolidation would cost us more tax dollars," he said. services and he said a straw vole would be a way of finding out number for police, fire, ambulance and,other crises regardless ballot. 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NEVE.RTEHEE! I DOU3HNUT FOR .,- -.-..-.-•.. - . - - 1 ~4 fat ACROSS Wednesday,Jan. 1, 1,10 ( COMINGU !LL4AVE ACUPOF COFEE AND A - .,-.. DESSERT Fad Diets Are Poor ____ _________ DEAR DR. - - - - - - - - Public - Ft. Pierce today forwarded to Gov. Bob Graham the report on his investigations A special state's attorney looking Into Into allegations of wrongdoing against ______ ____legations of wrongdoing at the Public Defender David Porter. minole-Brevard public defender's Porter was charged with having "close fice has found no "indictable or friendships" leading to favoritism in his L osecutable" offenses, according to office and permitting open drinking urthouse sources. among some employees in his office. Special State Attorney Robert Stone of Stone, called In by the governor to I Herald Staff Writer - - ____ .1 ____ "It doesn't surprise me," said Porter ter's office. Porter said, however, her Ms. Downing said the complaint also divulge the contents of his report, saying today, commenting on the findings of the resignation was a compromise to being contained allegations two secretaries at It would be more appropriate for a investigation, As I said from the very fired. the governor's beginning, none of th ese things were One of the issues involved was whether office. true. The accusations were Patent and it was appropriate for Ms. Davidson However, according to a courthouse obvious lies by disgruntled source, the report says Stone could find participate In a polygraph "There never was anything and th ere course and then be in line for a promotion no "indictable or prosecutable" offenses in the Investigation. never will be, the charges were fic- when others in the office believed they statement to be made by ' iwIl1Jk11i.k1111,_ - - Investigate the complaints, declined to Porters office received state money for about two months a couple years ago, "but they never came into the office. They were out actively campaigning for Mr. Porter. Ms. Downing said allegations emtitious," he added. ployees engaged in open drinking at the were more qualified, office was part of the investigation. "I, The controversy in Porter's office Porter had said, however, the state myself, during Porters campaign was sur faced over allegations of favors extended by the public defender to Betty personnel department and the auditor's sent to Seminole County to spy on people Davidson, a secretary In the office, office okayed Mrs. Davidson's attending to determine who was for him or against _____ the school, but the state would not pay for him." She sa id she described in her Donna Downing, a former secretary said the schooling, ruling -f it benefited the complaint "the favors Porter said he did the entire issue included several corn- employee rather than the public for certain employees" but would not plaints going back a few years. Ms. defender's office. Porter said Ms. elaborate. Downing, one of the prime complainants, Davidson agreed to pay the schooling Porter called the accusations "political sa id she resigned from he r job at Por- costs herself. hogwash." . :: _______ ______ Defender Cleared In Wrongdoing Probe By DONNA ESTES - _____ ( Evening Herald— USPS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents - - - m 72nd Year, No. 127—Thursday, January ______ - ff 111eitilit etti nf ____ MB What do you think of these so-called Dr. grapefruit diets? I've Just -1 started and been told that the acidic content of Lamb grapetruits will burn holes in your stomach. Is this true? Is it harmful to eat too many grapefruit In one day and 0 \ seven days per week? BEETLE BAILEY DEAR READER The by Mort Walker this newspaper, P.O. harm Is not in the grapefrui t. care of Box 1551, Radio City Station, PANT PANT Most r -nai people produce FOR A KNEW New York, NY 10019. an appreciable amount of And I'd like to cRution you, 7. hydrochloric acid in the I COULPN'T WAS OUT 31 Federal inves- 3 ParalleloVr 25 Lying on the 45 Never (contr.) stomach. acid about overdoing it. The very That amount of FIGURE tigating body back grams HE*E 48 Mountain 32 Greek letter 4 Offspring 27 Navigate IT... is much more than any acid fact you've started a fad diet GENERAL pass 3 3 Go bad 5 Obi 28 Pouches NALFrRACK you get from grapefruit that suggests that you might. The 35 Because 6 Before (Let 33 Cruel person 50 Gamble the grapefruit isnft very safest way to lose weight is gradually. Many people think Important. — — — — — g AD Ill Now if a person happens to you can lose two pounds a have acid Indigestion or ulcer week but I think people do — — — — 12 13 — 14 problems, then he might need better losing about one pound to go easy on grapefruits and a week unless they are very 15 16 17 4 other citrus fruits or might obese, In which case they find that he would do better to need to be under a doctor's I — 19 21 avoid them entirely. Other- supervision for the weight loss I t20 THE BORN LOSER __________ ________________ wise, I don't think you'll have program. by Art Sansom 22 23 24 a problem wi th them. Th e key to successful cOCL.uio i.r Me) — I'm not par ticularly fond of I. irrrnø 27 ______ ThM — di eting is learning proper F&UP the so-called grapefruit diet _________ — nutrition and adjusting yo ur — 29 -me A"OF00FALTER and I'm not fond of most diet habits so you'll eat properly EMIT Ill fads including starvation t resf he te r Otherwise, you'll FALL'S WK UFM 31 lowdiets, extreme 32 vJIATTo(z ___________________ just go one one of the fad diets carbohydrate diets or the HlMS. — — — — MAY and lose a lot of water and 33 34 35 36 37 wholegamutof fad diets that THM( bu Perhaps some fat, then return I promise people they'll lose to your u.,ual eating habi ts 38 39 'JH(t I'm 40 lo ts of pounds In a short time, / and regain most everything 41 The tru th is many of these you've lost. j42 43 44 45 fad diets simply wash out a lot ____ DEAR DR. LAMB While of body wa te r rather than _____ eliminat in g body fat. In the a friend of mine had car$' ii 51 52 53 last analysis, if you want to phones on, someone turned ARC H E by Bob Mont get rid of body fat, you have to the radio on full blast. Can it 55 56 consume fewer calories than ca use deafness or damage ear HMMM'-- CU AND YOUR' A'IBE iiG BECAUSE \ I ______ ER RE.ALLV — — — — — drums? MOTHER HA VE THE SAME, — — you use. There are ____ (WEA HAVE THE SAME ERPS A r IDENTiCAL HANPwRrnNC,, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRiSE ASSN) ways of doing this but It's LA6TNAME! MO1HER !(H'/ I WAS Important to do it In a heal thy, noDEAR READER - Any ise that is sufficiently loud sensible manner. can cause ear damage. L For this reason.I m sending Sometimes if the noise exyou The Health utter posure Is of brief duration, the number 4.7, Weight Lang hearing will gradually return By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Diet. It will provide you a to normal. There is no way I balanced diet that you can can say what will happen In foll ow. If you use this plan it this Individual case since For Thursday, January 17, 1980 I 000 will enable you to lose excess don't know how loud the noise slowly. How fast you,11 lose was or what effects it ) YOUR BIRThDAY There's a good chance you'll fat will really depend on bow It certainly is the ki nd of thing January17, 1980 meet someone wi th whom a physically acti ve you are as that can cause permanent ear This comi ng year could long-lasting friendship could well. Other readers who want damage. For that matter, by Howie Schneider tuark a fresh beginning with develop. this Issue can send 75 cents 6en exposure to loud rock several old projects, as well GEMINI (May 21-June THIS mOM I I QG 20) with a long, stamped, self- bands and loud music on a ( ' as some new ones. Oppor- A change is in the offing I JUST 5k) tUCRk EACH___________ tOdaY addressed envelope for It. persistent basis can lead to L) RE E6H tunitles could arise suddenly, that will have a favorable Send yo OUT, P'WQU... ur request to me, in ear damage as well. so be on top of things all the effect not only on you, but on time. . the entire family. It could be the result of one of your bright CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22-Jan. Ideas. 19) You're about to do CANCER (June ll4uly 22) _____________________________________ AT BRIDGE housecleaning Involving your Ideas developed today blueprint for the future. The through an exchange of ideas unworkable will be discarded with others could have farBrachman and l'assel and experience put to better reaching effects. It behooves became inspired. 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(UPI) - The traordlnary medical treatment, retired cab driver living in Fort Florida Supreme Court today upheld the The court in a 6-0 ruling backed up the Lauderdale, had the right to be taken off right of a terminally Ill adult with no findings of tower courts which last year a respirator and other life support minor dependent.. to refuse •x- ruled that Abe PorhnuUar, a 73-year old systems. Rap Pullout Threat - Afgh an istan, Throws -. Out All Amen*can Journalists WASHINGMN (UPI) — All American reporters individually or to the embassy take place in Moscow. Momenturn for hold the games in Moscow and that is Sen. Edward Kennedy said he wants reporters were ordered out of for relay to the Journalists, some action in response to the Soviet where they will be held. There Is no America to particIpate, but would not Afghanistan today by the Soviet-backed The order, he said, appeared to have Union's aggression In Afghanistan ap- question of them being changed," object strongly if President Carter government,.the State Department said come from Afghanidal office of in- peared to mount in the United States. Calling for a change of venue Wed. decides the nation should boycott the today, formation, Major Western nations have given nesday were Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, games. Spokesman* Mark Sawol said jour. Press reports indicated thielre were 30 little support for either a boycott or a D-Ohio, who supported s are so uch lution The New York Times called for a Including cameramen, were told to 50 American reporters and change of venue for the games, but more 18 months ago, and Rep. Robert Drinan, boycott In a Thursday editorial, to be on thie first available plane out of cameramen in Afghanistan. importantly, Olympic committees seem D-Mass., who sent President Carter the capital city of Kabul. It was the second time in the week virtually unanimous in rejecting any petitions with 65,000 signatures urging Moslem guerrilla leaders claimed their He said additional details of the order, American news organizations were infusion of politics Into the event. Both the Olympics be moved out of the Soviet men In northeastern forces smashed an Afghan army relayed to Washington by the U.S. ordered out of a foreign trouble spot. the committees, and individual athletes, Union, and former Texas Gov. John regiment of 6,000 Embassy In Kabul, would be available Correspondents were told Tuesday to who also appear to oppose a pullout, are Connally. Afghanistan and captured a provincial later in the day. leave Iran. under legal obliga tion to obey edicts from "It's a flagrant violation of basic In another development related to tte their governments. norms of international behavior. We find Soviet Afghanistan invasion, meanwhile, The Olympic line was clear. it reprehensible," he said, "We cannot change the venue and we International Olympic Committee of. McCartney, Police Talk It was not immediately cleir, he said, ficials remained firm In their insistance cannot cancel the Garms," said Killanin whether the order was being given to this summer's Olympic games would in Dublin. "The IOC is legally bound to As Fans Weep ForTall _ ! - Mexico To Lin TOKYO (UPI) Paul McCartney, being held for allegedly trying to, smuggle Shah, Captives? ' UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - Mexico "delicate" discussions on Iran over the order banning American news from Iran, may introduce a Security Council past 24 hours, his aides said. U.S. correspondents spent today packing resolution linking freedom for American their bags and closing down their offices U.N. officials could not confirm the to meet the Friday deadline to leave the hostages In Tehran to an International on ti all eged crimes of the report of a possible new council session country. otat.dshahoffran.diplomaticsoirces onlranthatwoulddlecu.aareeolutlonto Reports Indicated authorities Wed. set up a internationai commission to salt , nesday used the first anniversary of the The sdircas Wedeesday said Mexico, investigate Shah Mohammed p shah's depar ture from Iran as an op. which became a Security Council Pahlavi's al10d portunity to organize demonstrations In member In January, was considering a frasiia marched tlIOUIh lWWSfl to Taiwan and other major cities to demand plan to bring the Iran crisis to the council aisttate the first alIflIVIrIWY 01 the exiled monarch's extradi tion from mai . ' ihah's flight from power A Soviet veto Sunday killed a U.S. militants holding the U.S. Embassy Panama. • have ipnsored resolution ca lling for Earlier Wednesday, reports from . ICQflOflIIC sanctions against Iran until the dmw4 "proving" some of tboir Iranian exile sources In Paris and Arab 5ojiodages held ln the U.S, Embassy are American captives pie, newipepers said authorities uncovered a . released. plot agai nst Ayatollah Ruhollab from the Iranian cqltai said, In another response to the crisis, Khomeini's regime Involving a group of Sretary.General Kurt Waldheim held On the ssco1 full day of an Iranian army officers and Freemasons. - - - _ n • - - - - marijuana into Japan, was in. The Pittsburgh Steelera will try to continue their Super Bowl dominance Sunday when they ta ngle with the Lea Angeles Rams in the 14th annual National Football League extravaganza. This year's- Super Bowl comes complete with tone of media type, a big point spread and television logistics that are mind boggling. Herald Sports Editor Joe DeSanlis takes a leek at the game and offers a prediction on page 6A. - iIMU. - . - - By DONNA E8TES Herald Staff Writer I. 1' - ____ ___ --J*- _____ ______ _____ ' . .. KrIK . Or -- , • . W-PT# I lls r7. t _, .. ___'_ ________ I -.- •• 'F • Action Reports .................2A Ii Bridge............... ..........48 Classified Ads ................2B Comics ........................4B Crossword .....................48 Dr. Lamb......................lB ........................ .........................,4A 3A Horoscope .....................48 Hospi tal .......................2A Nation .........................3A Ourselves ......................lB SpOilS........................6-7A Television .....................lB Weat her .......................28 World ..........................20 rk Funds - _____ - Today ' __ I A spokesman for the guerrilla group Hezb-I-Islamii, the Islamic Front, said Wednesday rebels supported by regular a rmy regiment defectors attacked an Afghan army of 6,ODO in Nasreen district of Baghlan province Sunday. The spokesman said the attackers annihilated the Afghan troops and captured tanks, armored vehicles, about 5,ODO Soviet- made Kalashnikov rifles and 1.300 horses. Plane are to keep tile tract In Its natural sta te, The city in recent weeks received an appraisal the city's pro-applications for fundi main would run from a Sanlord line on Airport ng to Install dewing oat only 11* underbrUsh, Kuihes said, on the land showing Its value has Increased over water and sewer lines on Lake Emma and Boulevard to Old Lake Mary Road, down Lake M604 the city would Install barbecue pits among the past year to $50,000. Rinehart roads to entice Industries to locate In Mary Boulevard to Lake Emma and Rinehart Jaks Mary eects to be notified either today the trees at the site. Picnic tables would also be Kulbes, who will report the status of th. grant that area, Roads. Friday by the Mate Department * 01 Natural placed in the park. to the city council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting today, The manager said the project is estimated to Kulbes is optimistic this funding will also be Resources (DNR) that a federal grant 01137,111 Approval 01 the grant would also add $3,750 to said he received unofficial word from DNR cost $1,750,000. The grant app cation seeks 60 li approved. The city, through contracted work with 1. been approved for the acquIsition 01 park the city's coffers, That awn was advanced by the Tuesday ___ that the grant would be approved. Just percent funding for the Improvement with the Glattlng-Lopez Associates (planners), Is city's general laud to acquire an option to par. In case the grant approval is not forthcoming the city to pay the 40 percent balance. Kulbes said the preparing an amendment to Its land use plan to .Qty Manager Phil Kulbes said today the diass on U propart1r In January, 1*, city has arranged financing through ComBank. balance would be obtained through developer include a low-cost housing chances of galng the fw we "sitranlely element, one of the ('ng as perch.. 01 the parcel has been 1ngwood. contrthutlona Including connection fees. requirements for such a federal grant. ed." 'lbs federal money would be used to held , pIsg toval by the U.S. DepartKulIes Is also to report to the council tonight The sewer lines would be connected to the The Idea of the grant is to entice Industries to as Graiimd AvSi jj a p, ¶1w that he will hand.carry to the US. Department of ph'uwd "Big Inch" interceptor line to the Santhe area to provide jobs and as a related activity djacent to cityvwned CrysW LAke Park. sicbeftW 1w 30 Pm Moafty. Ecomnic Development in Tallahassee FWday ford regional sewer plant. Kulbes said the sewer low , cost homing. -. I terrogated by police for six hours today while crowds of rock fa ns outside wept and shouted "Paul! Paul!" Narcotics officials said year-old rock star was relaxed and cooperative during the questioning, but that he Insisted that he brought the drug Into Japan for his own use and that It Is less harmful than alcohol, The former Beatle was arrested Wednesday at Tokyo's Inter. national Airport at Narita on charges of trying to snuggle more than 200 grams about 8 ounces of marijuana, He was accompanied by his wife, Linda, and their four children, hances'Extreme'y Good'For Lake Ma Ryan "win= -( I f ' &O1*AWcFWNIi1 'J IMtL ____ ________ _ seem TUMBLEWEEDS - - _______ _ IMIRAOM . "Ke John Rom its .- M$41I MfNY and The detective said the guard received a "suspicious" telephone call at 1:30 a.m., calling him away From his station to go to a hack door. When he got there no one was at the door. By the time the guard was finished making his rounds. it was 35 minutes before he returned to his station. Higginbotham said investigation is continuing, lie said he is acquiring t he serial numbers of the travelers' checks, notifying area banks and broadcasting statewide alerts on the police computer system. Higginbotham sa id the burglars left a crowbar, a pair of pliers and two ski-inasks at the scene. Officials of the Stromberg plant, located on Rinehart Road, were not available for comment today. - LX)JNA ESTES • - - Higginbotham sa id. Dying Adult Can Refuse Care: Court _ ___ 1- _____ - - . I- WIN - _ FIremen wash down thile remains f • Sanford maim's truck (top), after he allegedly drove It through of objects Wednesday night. CIII Collins, 21, of 115 Rayburn Court, Sanford, was arrested after he allegedly tried to after finally baiting his track at 315 Sunh1 DrIve, SOIdh Sanford. 1k jailed on charges of driviiiiiii; under the influence of alCObO leaving the scene of an accident and willful and want= reckless driving foll owing treatment for minor Injuries at Seminole Memoriall HosltaL oceedIng do S1snd at aboutl p.ni.,CoWandrovehIitruckjno .•- c-a mUboz (left), light pole, parked car, truce, street sign ( righ t) and finally int* the rear of a jeep parked at the address wher pflaaflyçainsl.rest1psI&ces$4. 1 00,000 P1 Us In the biggest burglary In Lake Mary history, burglars d uring the nighttime hours broke Into the Strornberg.Carlson electronics plant taking a 1,935-pound safe containing more than $100,000 in negotiable travelers' checks and $5,000 In cash, Lake Mary Poli ce Detective David Higginbotham said the burglary was discovered by a secretary at 7:05 a.m. today. Higginbotham said the burglars were professionals. "It had to be an inside job. One of them had a key to the payroll office and used It," he said, The sale, Higginbotham said, was five feet tall, three feet wide and two feet deep. He said It was obviously removed from the premises by using a standard appliance dolly and the rglars probably pushed it right through the front door. "They probably plain walked through the front door and out the f ront door while the guard was making his rounds," A WILD RIDE -- $ . �U U 2A—Evening Harald, Sanford, P1. Thursday, Jan. 17, lflO - '111111111111111111 A Men - - - a a - uncoms eaaers BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) President Josip BroiTito's condition has deteriorated to "pretty bad," + L it o ering In - Communist Party sources said in a veiled acknowledgement that their leader's health was slipping The official word the pad two days has been ille condition of the hospitalized Tito, 87, has stabilized, and even improved. But the Communist Party sources privately Pessimistic late Wednesday about the health of the Yugoslav leader who underwent unsuccessful surgery for a circulatory blockage in his left leg during the weekend. One source said Tho's condition was cornplicated by a high blood-sugar level, . Gold Off, But Above $700 By United Press ntrnon The price of gold fell In London, Zurich and Hong Kong today, in an apparent easing of the frenzied buying, but the cost still stayed well above the $700-anounce mark. Gold fell $15 an ounce in London where It opened at -- NEW. S anford; Thieves entered through an open garage door and then pried their way through a door leading into Wilson's house, deputies . report. The thieves did a very unprofessional job, they added, saying the burglars chose to rip through wires rather than cutting them or removing them. The burglars also took: a remote control unit for one television, but left the set behhd, taking another instead, deputies say. their arrests early this morning after they ran from Sanford pollee officers. Sanford police say they arrested the pair on loitering and prowling charges, after they ran from officers who found them in a downtown alley. One of the pair Is also charged with possession of burglary tools. PII.,1PI.III II-'-. u, u& uiiwia, mAule, wu was arresiea at 1z:1 tic1ais say they will be providing an inventory o the missing NEWSPAPER MACHINES FbUND atoayththealleyin back of the WoeestaUonat goods in the near future. A Sanford police officer, on routine patrol, discovered six 110 N. French Ave., just off First Street, say police. He Is BUMPER STOLEN newspaper vending machines In the woods north of Zayre charged with loitering and possession of burglary tools, and Is Thieves looking for a very specific auto part stole a bumper Plaza. being held in lieu of $5,250 ball pending first appearance later from a new Cadillac Eldorado parked at Joe Creamon's auto The off icer said be found the mahlnes one today. dealership on U.S. Highway 17-92 Tuesday night, police say. OWlied by the Evening Herald, two belonging to the Metro An hour and a half later, police arrested Larry W. Bates of The bumper, wpçth $414, was discovered missing on Wed. News, and one each owned by the Orlando Times, Bargain Birmingham, Ala., charging him with loitering. Pollee say nesday by a Q'eainon salesman • News and Florida Banner, Tuesday it 2:55 p.m. Bates was arrested In front of Evening Herald at 300 RALPWSBURGLARIZED The stifi contained money and had not been forced N. French Ave., adding he had managed to escape when they For the second time In two months, a thief has broken into open, said the officer, who did not know where they had been were arresting Russell. Ralph's at 1519 W. 13th St., in Sanford, and stolen a small taken from. Held In lieu of $105 ball, Bates too will face first appearance quantity of tobacco and drink, police say. today. At 1:50 this morning, a lone burglar broke out the window at VANDALS DAMAGE PLANE BURGLARY ATFREEZER Ralph's, and made off with threequarts each of wine and beer Unknown persons removed parts from a Sanford.based Burglars broke into the Seminole school district's outdoor and two cartons of cigarettes. aircraft which could have caused the plane's landing gear to food freezer on Fourth Street In Sanford late Wednesday night fall, police report. ELECIRONICS AND APPLIANCES TAKEN or early this morning, removing an unknown quantity of goods, A Casselberry man discovered many of Harry Demo, identified as the president of an unnamed his household goods say police, taken Wednesday, by thieves who must have used a truck, company owning a twin engine Beachcraft based at Sanford iscondbrea.Inatthfreezreported thuwt deputies report. Airport, told pollee he discovered a lockbolt and cotter pin two months. Benjamin F. Wilson, of 653 Wren Drive In Casselberry, told removed frotr. the plane Tuesday. Thieves reportedly removed the padlock on the freezer, police he returned home at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday to discover He said this was the second recent Incident of damage tothe located behind the district's warehouse at 400 W. Fowth St his television, stereos, small appliances and silver tea set plane, and that the missing bolt and pin could have caused and took an unknown amount of food, police say. School of- gone. He had been out of the house only six hours. landing-gear failure. Yugoslavia's Tito Stumps; _.. For Two out4-state men are in the Seminole County jail after IN BRIEF IJ....IiL rrested By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer VV%JnLU . ;. -- $20.50 to open at $733.50. It followed the trend set in Hong Kong where gold A Longwood woman will serve four months In jail for committing the act of bigamy, TiON 1; Marijuana Penalty May Rise Irl As Congress Looks At Study WASHINGTON (UP!) A Senate committee that approved a bill reducing penalties for marijuana use may, reconsider those reductions now that scientific experts say heavy pot use can affect the brains, lungs, hear t and reproductive systems. Sen. Charles Mathias, R-Md., said the two days of hearings on medical effects of the drug, which end today, will help the Judiciary Committee decide whether It needs to take another look at the marijuana provision in the criminal code reform bill it approved Last year. The legislation would reduce the penalty for possession of up to five ounces under federal jurisdiction from a one-year prison term and a $5,000 fine to only a $500 fine and no prison term. - before, and closed at $733.50. Gold also fell back to close at $747.50 in New York Wednesday, although a dealer said even this was a "pretty Impressive" level. Kathy Joy Aurlemme, of County Road 427, was sentenced to four months in jail and five years on probation Tuesday after she pleaded guilty to bigamy charges Sept. 17. She Soviet Ships In Japan Sea - Hirschhorn in December. 1978 while in the TOKYO (UP!)— Five Soviet warships including a flag cruiser were spotted In the Japan probably on their way to the Indian Ocean near Afghanistan and Iran, Japanese defense officials - ++ + + ++ Agency officials said the new Kara class missile cruiser, (la nded by two missile-carrying destroyers, was observed cruising southward off the western coast - + +.:. ___ TTT ". + .• - , _'.. ::: ________________________ The defense agency said the Soviet flotilla apparentiy was on a mission to reinforce the Soviet na val Presence In the Indian Ocean. Russian troops are engaged in land-locked Afghanistan, close to Ocean. Iran's Persian Gulf ports lead to the Indian Ocean. It was not Immediately known what ships the Soviets now have in t he area, where American warships are sailing — _ + — + ' .& Rack Lake Middle SChOOl Would Pullout Kill Games? Longwood Seeks School-Roads Annex EDMONTON (UP!) Dave Johnson, Canada's men's national swimming coach, said a boycott of the Moscow Summer Game, would be a "death blow" to the Olympics. Johnson Wednesday said any such move might fragment the games and result in w'1k International events. "If there was a boycott, people would push to make the Olym pics survive, but a boycott may mean a death blow to the Olympics." I By JANE cAjajuty - the street as we don't get any taxes out of something can be worked out. + es•51$$ft ar It," he elalned. (hacey said he could solve the problem Seminole County's new Rock Like 'iii commisdon authorized the city with the Installation of two 12.lnch catch Middle School, Which opened this month, engineer Al Land to prepare a legal basins c onnected with an I-Inch line. is causing Longwood plenty of description o( the area tobe + + - NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) Double-billing, unnecessary work and unfuilfilled contracts were among scores of such incidents uncovered In a General Accounting Office study of 10 military installations across the country. Orlando's Naval Training Center is named in the report. Rep. William Whttehurst , R-Va., released copies of the study Wednesday and called for a congressional Investigation of the military's contract procedures. "Some of these cases are real horror stories," Whltehurst said. "They are distressing to me and I'm mad, I'd say mismanagement would be an appropriate characterization of what happened. This must be corrected." - The district Is suing Kelisy, several contractors and GAF Inc. for allegedly designing, Installing, and p1$ng dsf. live rods at the schools. Me board also discussed the possibility of allowing the Ifthe work isdoneoneousstyorprivate headaches. The county enclave on which city attorney to ascertain the legal property, tie city will need perngo Corps of Engineers to "practice" building airplane it Is constructed is virtually surrounded ownership and Chacey to determine if the do the work. l&fldlfl strips by letting them grade and level ground at the by the city, and the increased traffic and home owners wanted to be annexed. Drainage problemi are also severe at new Rock Lake Middle School. The school needs ground its safety hazard and wear on streets is leveled for tennis courts and baseball fields. The commIssIoners told Qacey to Lyman High School, where efforts by the bringing complaints from residents of remove the 'no parking' signs on Rock sc h ool board to correct drainage • ti e rnining agcilvjaions. According to Sal Manfre, principal of Rock Lake, an army I4ae an d slide, which he had ordered to problems behind that school were called rourve unit from Orlando would take on the project to prac. To compound the problem there is be put Ic at the Dec. 17 meeting after, LONDON (UP!) A giant snowball careened down question of ownership of some of the complaints that on the street parking Inadequate by the city commission, quipment He estimated Thursday this might Longwood has claimed for a long time lice Its e board $5,000 to $10,000. a hill and crushed to death a 7-year-old boy who had streets with neither the county nor the caused a safety hazar saveusing the school helped fashion the prize, then tried to stop It from city taking responsibility for their and school buses nowd with all the cars that construction at Lyman resulted In At present there Is no land prepared for physical education 11115111111. 0110 narrow flooding of several city streets and has rolling away. maintenance or law enforcement. activities at Rock Lake. streets. tried to get the school board to correct Police said Anthony Bowers, died Tuesday night City Administrator David Clacey says "Thor, are too many trees in the way," Maflfre said. In spite of the fact that the city cannot the situation which has held up the city's when the snowball, five feet In and weighing the county property ap aiser's office enforce any ordinance on the streets or board took no action on the proposal indicating a specific pr drainage and street paving program .everaJ hundred pounds, burled him alive near his maintains Rock lake Ro ad and Slide arrests, the then city commIssIoner Ray to be presented first. + home in Telford. school board has built what looks Delve are platted as being In the city, d cev: "Notify the ui.. k.JAI.... swu 5nI I UJ yeas 11111111111111 wnue City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. says county we've got signs and are going end of the school's delver training range, when the city annexed the property the ahead and put them up." commission voted unanimously to area wasn't included in th. legal commission agreed with Corn- install lI-inch drain pipe along Marvin desc*ip, znissjner John Hopp Monday night when Avenue from Wildman h ditch to Oleander The streets, which connect State Road he said the signs should not be than until NATIONAL RIPOIT: Rain-soaked northern California of a break Avenue. ).tw,,n storms Wednesday and Cohen rivers began to recede, but 434 with th0 new school, are thought by the streets were annexed. No p)gg Commissioner William Mitchell -fltah, which suffered the same recant downpours, geared up to fight some to be privately owned, signs will be left on Devonshire suggested city crews pile up dirt along qxtenslv. flooding. Gov. Scott Matheson Wednnday declared flooded To clear up the "no man's land" Boulevard, which is already In the City, log ions of Utah's Cache and Box Elder count less state disaster area, the school's fence and plug up their iaking them eligible for state assistanci and review for posswo problem the Longwood City Commission Chacey told the commission that drainage pipe to prevent flooding of )Worst relief. in the southeastern corner. of iowa, Surhlnqton reported voted Monday Mond to, take steps to annex borings done on Rock lake Road proved 4 record temperature of St degrees, breaking the old record of Se Rock Lake Road and Slide Drive, in. the street met or exceeded city Marvin and Oleander avenues because of sgrrn sit Ii' 1933. but In western lowe, Paterson had Inches of snow. drainage from school property. cluding property on Slide not pr esently specifications for construction. am spread across the upper Grist Lakes region and south to In a related development, City In the city, Louisiana, leaving 7 Inches at SooI$ivhlhe1 La., In the 0,11.. vote was unanimous on In addition to street problems, the Attorney Ned Julian Jr. covered the Atlantic Coast, where temperatures ranged from theClouds said Monday 105 In Rock Lake and 41 on Blade. construction ci the school had caused a night the county commiadon is willing to New England to the Pos in Florida. Coninissioner J. Russell Grant voted draipage problem for adjacent AREA UADINOS (S ass.): temperature: 13: overnieht low: give the city en esement along Coy ).s?ecdays high: 77: barometric pressure: 35.15; rotative humidity: N against the Blade motion as It did not homeowners, Since they were unable to ROW4700whkbtO 111110 the ddmWkd percent; winds: East at lm.p.h. + Include houses on the street, but later get Lbs ____ school board to do anything about the city will relieve the county of "FRIDAY TIDIS, Dayteno kac*: hIgh, 5:02 low, 1:25; high, SIt low, voted for authorizing steps toward air relieving the flooding In the residents' HaiilJty. 1:07; Pert Canaveral: high, 7:54 low, 1:17, high, 1:14 lows I:101 nsutlon of the houses. Sayperf:hlgh,)2:47lOw,I:o3,hgh,7:33,7p yards and garages, the cininlasion Julian was ukedto try And work ouj an - SOATING FORECAST: It, Awpestiøs N JiIer INlet, Out II Miles: "I'm not ln favor of Annexing the stx,et authorized Chacey to most with the agreement with the county on the IM$ east to southeast increasing to is knots during today and for maintenance without the houses on county director ci poblic works to see if becoming southerly Friday. Seas increasing to 3 to S feat today. Insidewalk easement. • csaslno cioudbeass with a law iht .iI.. .. — On Wednesday, 13 potential jurors were chosen, more than on any single day since the begin ning of the trial. If that rate continues, a full panel will be selected late Friday. Government and defense attorneys will then be able to choose the final group quickly, allowing opening arguments to bfri on Monday, Defense attorneys tried again Wednesday to dismiss the case alte r a pr ospective juror said he had heard about news leaks In the case from a friend on the grand jury. The dism issal motion was denied, but the prospective juror, Edward Cotle, was eliminated from the Jury. Durante Continues Slide SANTA MONICA, Calif.(UPI) Jimmy Durante Is In serious condition and officials at St. John's Hospital say the 86-year-old entertainer's vital signs are slowly deteriorating. u:'.: "Mr. Durante's condi tion continues to decline," a hospital spokeswoman said late Wednesday. He Is still semi-conscious and remains listed In serious condition. There was a sligh t deterioration in his vitals since yesterday." - + +. + + m. __________________________________________________________ - WEATHER me me ____ me . Carter: Reactions Surprise Soviets '* AREA FOR1111"111's Partly cloudy *,twp Friday with a chance of siowsn mainly on Friday. Highs In the mid to taper 705. Laws tonight in the upper 105, Winds southeast 10 to IS mph becoming southerly Friday. Rain prdaabiilty, 10 perceat today .i_ N.Ight and 35 percent FLORIDA IN BRIEF f-+ " $issiaafeMamidallespel$el ia.. II AoMIsuoas Sanford: H Norma J. Corr Rays OMW Cssdman son" Cox + CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) Astronauts planned anothe r simulated attempt to return the Space Shuttle Columbia to earth today af ter a computer problem left the rocket plane hanging In make-believe - space. The reentry and la nding were rescheduled for 11 a.m. today, with the astronauts to board the spacecraft at 8:15 a.m. Today's make-believe reentry and landing were to cap a series of dress-rehearsal "flights" by the Columbia, which Is scheduled for Its maiden voyage later this year. The Columbia's mock return to earth was postponed for the fourth time Wednesday about 15 minutes alter astronauts John Young and Navy Cmdr. Robert Qippen entered the craft, which Is sitting In Its Kennedy Space Center hangar during the test series. * NOTES na. """7 '' ____________________________________ Css'tur as 'misting today JAMIIIONAI Ut, Olive Masonic Lodg, 79 Debra A. Stanton. Lansias1 James Thomas, 79, ci Vice Prn'leM with ZapU.i 11* Uy Whit. Lodge IL Mkw ff. Kirby, Oran4e City HUIIIM discuss the LaciM Ave., Sacierd, died He Is survived r Ida so., U.I. 'dstormuaitlo. to Jan.lSasSs.nlJu+ Memorial 9'rask A. Thomas, Ilulerd; ,ISC$AR.I$ • sam'i u'ir_alJjy rLJL Hera in P'-Iir, be desghlor, Mrs. Cuvis Glee, presence In Persian Gu moved to Saciord from there Word; and two granns Fie lore Jones I -: andM$MNafaf In 19* He w a r.tired.• MinlnC.Tadsrsrol Maryti. RSSM SOviet ipksr a I9hff ci HL.,ApspbleI,cpd t$the Veiled m.t.. _r U JUWI Si e! 9. Mi D. PatflIIkI CI$IelbVfV leS ii$ts IIWV. Helen N. $jalan, Oslisni banleliivlsw with Jehm $WaMStesue, Della THOMAS, JAN11.— Funeral jj---1 fto ww" for James TWO"& no I. , Di*ra J. I It$un jg, 11 . Glenda rn essen en, -usien diN-Jan. o f at Seminole 0~141 11111401#0111 Will be g &11111101 - I? *ipeS%ss - + H . •'*\ a \. •' + ,i • S ,. - Lli,t..... 'I W1 ' • •. ', 4 . ' t ./t - + $ 11110 I LAWN ..M • ' l -' + + w + leN Bible 3551$tFf. Ceusrape ti ___ I I ' .4 lalurday, Jan. 1 at .._&.,,' WP Melds . CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP!) —Police have seIzed 12 pounds of uncut cocaine worth an estimated $56 million and ha ve arrested seven men — Iw4uding David A, Donovan. 20,ofNewSmyrnafleach, Fla. —In , what Is described as an "International" drug ring. Cambridge Police Capt. Anthony PaolIllo called it a bust of a "major smuggling, distribution and ails of an International operation." ' DM'U)Ike Filth residents Helm Noor, 33, of North Lauder. ; dale and Robert Berg, 33,01 Ft. Lauderdale, were also charged. + primitive elitist Ctwrdt with t1 ffiu4ad aurphad isv. $mKiciotleg. swal in 5jJ1J ;JeIStTn Casr$ffljt , do.aj Am with Musalc rItes .ae the, avs. tsm&es WIN lie le ui11114 be t WSto$atvrdsy*smS aim. NI 141 T. + ---'i + + 111111111111W, _111111illo.,1111111 --f4g dhw - ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling, growi ng Impatient with the pace of Jury selection for Theodore Bundy's second Florida murder trial, has taken to adjourning late and convening early. He kept attorneys questioning potential Jurors until '9p.m. Wednesday and summoned them back to court today atla,mn, Tea jurors are sealed tentatively and l7 other prospects have been excused. Two alternates will I be selected as well uadozen jurors. The defense attorneys, In particular, have been showing the strain of eight days of intensive examina tion of prospective jurors. As the afternoon hours stretched into evening, they kept glancing at the clock and back toward the Judge. Smyrna Beach Man In Bust - + - pm. at the church. Arra.Ssm.esli uPdW5ItISS ii • ,r - .. ,• • r;, ' w _ ___ Coile testified during Jury examination that a coworker had served on the grand jury that Indicted Lance and his former associates, "He told me about the leaks," Coile said. "Often the newspapers knew before they (grand jurors) did about what was coming up," + His campaign chairman Tom Quinn, however, said he is filing a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission for NBC's failure to respond to his and Kennedy's requests, and said "NBC's decision to have only one of the three candidates is an unprecedented use of the public airways in a manner that could have a substantial impact on the presidential campaign." He requested an immediate ruling so he could appeal to federal co ur t if he is rejected, but the FCC reported late Wednesday it had not yet received the complaint. Carter's campaign manager Robert Strauss told a news conference Wednesday lie ... . . 0 S1;_, i -r~. ",-., '.;s.0* _ At 'I, f _. .1 . .f ~X_X -~_:"~ ~,^-,/-,* , .r. . _._.,e .If.// , 4 0 . 11 I iI : I ud , , ,a~.* ,,! " 11.1 * i 1 0M I-T: M --1 !~i - -, -Z - 10.~ , - ~. MY judgment is that as we move forward you'll see the president doing more and more public things. This president likes to campaign, Strauss said. "I don't think there's any question the president will be in a more Public posture." But he said he did not know "what day it's going to be or what week it's going to be." Carter told a group of visiting editors earlier this week he expects to campaign In California in February. r Didn't Follow Advice MEMI'IilS, Tenn. (UPI) — Elvis Presley needed drugs to wake up and drugs logo to sleep; drugs to kill his pain and ' ' drugs to clear his throat, his doctor says, and if he didn't Provide then: th e King of Rock 'n' Roll would get the:u from someone else. O/ "You can't believe how big a nightmare this was for me," Dr. George Nichopoulos told the state Medical Board Wednesday. "I sat down. I stood up. I spent hours and hours talking with him" about his dependence on pills and injections. But Presley refused to listen, he said, and often would storm t' off and get his drugs elsewhere. However, two women close to Presley told the board, which is hearing malpractice charges against Nichopoulos for the indiscriminate prescribing of drugs, that they didn't think Presley had a drug Problem. 41. 11 01." Shirley Dicux, who traveled with a member of Presley's entourage, and Sheila Ryan Caan, a Presley girlfriend and former wife of actor James Caan, opened for the defense. "Elvis seemed to have no drug problems," Mrs. Dieux said. BIG ON BOATS "lie didn't allow alcohol or man juana ever around. As far as I know Elvis didn't take alcohol or drugs," llcrtie Ad(lerlS' is no novice in boat building, il( Ms. Cairn said she was aware he routinely received sleeping has constructed 15 custom-crafted boats ill the pills. last six years. Currently, Adderl' and his crew of "lie was always having things wrong with him," said Ms. 10 in Bermuda are working on a large fiberglass Caan, explaining he had continuing problems with his liver, back, hands and arms. yacht. '- + It I ' / f ' / + / ' + + Prop.rty Assessors Propoa. Coiling TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) County property assessors around the state plan a drive to get more than 253,000 signatures on petitions to have placed on the 1950 general election ballot, a - constitutional amendment setting a property assessment ceiling at 65 percent of Just, or market, value. Gov, Bob Graham has ordered the 67 county appraisers to put property on the 1* tax rolls at 100 percent of Just value, plus a 13 percent Inflation cushion. The appraisers had given preliminary approval to a proposed constitutional amendment which would have set the assessment ceiling at 50 percent of just value. But Wednesday, several appraisers from the state's larger counties balked at the 50 percent ceiling and Indicated they would not campaign for voter support of such an amendment. Polk County appraiser Jim Rodeo proposed the amendment calling for the 65 percent ceiling and that action won the approval of the body. lithe appraisers are successful in getting enough signatures to place the amendment on the November general election ballot, and If the voters then approve the ceiling, the 65 percent assessment would go Into effect With the 1951 tax rolls. The appraisers predicted a proposal to set - a $25,500 homestead exemption for school tax purposes will be approved by the voters March 11. 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OSPITAL Shuttle Nears New Landing • aownaa.uv (UP!) — wn.iiuwwN Soviets repeating this In the this action with minimal Pr,sideni C111111,011111, bslls'ves the tut 't" adverse rtloi. Soviets were "chastened Ier said odd hi believes "I deal k what the swwlsedoli by World an. Soviets toll they could tabs tue heMa," he .l& ds,nnatlon of theirAIgiMD • ' H - - - TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UPI) —Gov. Bob Graham still wants to trim the budget sligh tly even though the state has found itself with a $75 million windfall. Total revenue collections in December were $21.5 million more than expected and $20.2 million in excess for November, according to a Senate Ways and Means Committee report released Wednesday and first obtained by the Ta llahassee Democrat. Collections have been surprisingly high almost every month since the current fiscal year began July 1, so the state has $75 million more than it should have had at this point, according to the revenue est imate prepared last April that was the basis for the $16 billion 1979-81 budget. Graham aides and legislative analysts say, however, there Is still a need for the budget trimming being considered by the governor. When Graham revealed two weeks ago he Is considering a $75 million cut In general program budgets to free money for higher than expected gasoline and electricity bills, there already was a $55 million windfall. The excess grew when December re venue collections were completed last week. Another reason is that while there may be a windfall now, It is likely there will be a shortfall la ter, "The revenue estimate was built on the expectation a recession would be hit ting Florida right now. It hasn't happened yet and that's why collections are over the estimate," a Senate analyst said, "When the recession does hit, and it still looks like It Is coming soon, collections may be slightly less than what Is suppose to come In for the period of the recession." - LI... - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Entertainer John Davidson is replacing talk show host Mike Douglas, whose daily television show has been syndicated nationwide for more than 18 years. "The Mike Douglas Show" completes its syndicated run for Group W Productions this June, and will be replaced with "The John Davidson Show," Group W's Edwin T. Vane said Wednesday. Van said Davidson's daily talk-variety show will originate from Hollywood and will be syndicated in 90 and 60-minute versions. The exact format of the show is still being negotiated. Davidson, frequent guest host on "The Tonight Show," said the new show "is a dream come true." A spokesman for the Westinghouse Broadcasting Company affiliate said Douglas "has another project planned." Elvis' Doctor: King Graham: Tighten Budget Despite Flow Of Funds Snowball Kills 7-Year-Old - Davidson Replaces Douglas show. But ABC Wednesday invited Kennedy to appear on Its competing program, "Issues and Answers." The scheduling is different in different cities, but in Washington and New York, Carter and Kennedy will be on simultaneously at noon EST. The third Interview show, CBS's "Face the Nation," has scheduled Republican contender George Bush for Sunday, so apparently Brown will not appear at all in advance of the Iowa caucuses. ATLANTA (UP!) Attorneys are stepping up the pace of jury selection in the bank fraud trial of former federal budget director Bert Lance and three others, making Friday the probable completion date for the process. As the trial entered its four th day today, more than half of the56jurorsneededforapoolhavebeenchosen, After thepool is completed, a total of 12 trial jurors and six alternates will be selected, GAO Fingers Orlando Base By DIANE PETRYX Herald Staff Writer Having already paid nearly million to repair leaky roofs at six Seminole county schools in the past few years, the school board last night approved cost Increases on two existing roofrepair contracts that will up the price of those repairs by $,7.7. A third change order, however, resulted in a savings of $1,14Y. The rod repairs will cost more at Altamonte Elementary School and Jackson Heights Middle School. The repair costing less is for Saw Point Elementary. The schools with leaky roofs were designed by Sanford ar- Webster Marries Witness w he n Carter decided not to participate. NBC turned them down, on grounds it would be too compli cated to arrange for a half-hour Attorneys Speeding Lance Jury Choices - Rise At 2 Schools ,, - - Ro' f-Repãir Costs + .+. By United Press International Political aides say President Carter Is about to resume active campaigning and he and challenger Edward Kennedy will have a face-off of sorts on separate national television programs Sunday. But California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., Is crying "foul." He charged Wednesday that NBC is violating federal law by putting Carter on Its "Meet the Press" interview show just one day before Iowa's precinct caucuses. After Carter accepted the NBC invitation, bo th Kennedy and Brown promptly asked to be included, for an abbreviated version of the Iowa debate which was canceled last month CAMBRIDGE, Mass, (UPI) Scientists say they have developed a way to use bacteria to produce large amounts of Interferon, a costly protein believed helpful In fighting virus Infections and possibly even cancer. Interferon Is produced naturally in cells attacked by a virus, giving them a certain amount of Immunity. It was discovered In 1957 and doctors suggested It might be used as a way of fighting virus diseases. Investigators with Blogen, S.A., a Geneva-based International research group, say they've identified the genes in human cells that producc Interferon. And using genetic engineering techniques, they have Inserted these sections of DNA the genetic material — rntu bacteria . The bacteria then produce interferon scientists are able to harvest. - NEW JOB Carter, Kennedy (But Not Brown) On TV Interferon To Slow Viruses - NEW WIFE MIAMI (UP!)— Jim Donovan, the 74-year-old man who JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (UP!) — Gary Lynn Webster longed for family life so much he placed a classified ad ofmarried one of his defense witnesses last Sunday, the day after fering himself for adoption as a grandfa ther, now has two new he was acquitted of second-degree murder in the death of his grandchildren, wife, records showed Wednesday. Her dismembered body was Donovan will be joining a family headed by Debbie found in a box at a Texas mini-warehouse. Wilkinson, a divorcee. Webster, 33, and Linda Gene Bingham, 32, of Dallas, Texas, They met after he ran his "Grandfath er up for adoption" ad who was listed as a character witness for Webster, were In a Dade County community newspaper Monday. married Sunday in a private ceremony by a notary public. I.064 "I1 went down to see them Tuesday evening and I was there Mrs. Bingham, a divorcee, was with Webster when he was several hours," said the reitred electrician Wednesday. "I arrested last July in Casper, Wyo., for the murder of his wife. thought they were very nice people and a very lively group, The mutilated body of Betty Fay Webster, 18, Webster's very pleasant people. second wife, was found in a sealed box at a mini-warehouse in "The kids like me, that's the important thing," His new Garland, Texas, a suburb of Dallas, last July. Webster family includes a 10-year-old boy and an eight-year-old girl, testified at the trial he used a circular saw. : IN BRIEF procen of divorcing Paul D. Attlmxne, her Clarissa Wilson will serve a total of one Cuselberry ABC Lounge. husband since 1973. She had been separated month in jail on weekends and five years + —James R. Smith ofbl2Grandview Way In from him for two years at the time of her + probation for the May, 1973 shooting of Paul Casselberry will serve one year's probation second marriage. Early during an argument at his Altamonte for the June 27 assault on his neighbors. Springs apartment. Smith, who pleaded guilty to charges of During her probation, she will be prohibited Springs assault and Improper display of a from cohabiting with any man out of wedjock, Sher.y Lynn Jones will serve 10 days In handgun was originally charged with declared Circuit Court Judge Roger Dykes. ja il and one year of proba tion for resisting shooting Into his neighbor's yard fr om his In Other Wdenee$ h'ided down by Dykes: arrest following a July, 1979 fight at the porch. FAMILY Man, 78, Gets 'Adopted' NA J Longwood Woman: 4 Months In Jail For Bigamy $740, compared witka close of $M the previous day and a world record ofan Ounce. in Zurich, it fell Friday. Thursday, Jan. 17, iIO-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L . i, '' V .. . ,, ~ . .. . .* _M ,~ , ,r :,.,r.z,.,. ? ,'~.,-Ir _* . -,4,,. 's,-WfWv , 'I .cn.-YA." - 'Ni'l .rT ~ o It .-tys = ~ -t Y. S _f . tt *0G, ,r ~ 49 7 �- Evening HtnWd Around resignation as assistant to City Manager Warren Knowles. On Feb. 1, Quigley is to become city manager of South Daytona. During personal conversation with Quigley prior to the commission meeting Moore wished him well in his new job, telling him the city manager post was the next logical step in his j career, The only 165 Hospital The Clock Choice By DONNA ESTES Sanford and Seminole County residents will reap the of the sound choice made benefits hint in recent months that Quigley was looking for a new job came several weeks ago when City Engineer-Utility Director Mack LaZenby was named acting city manager by Knowles when Knowles left town on business. Actually Quigley said he has been searching for another position since the birth of his fifth child seven months ago. "bo you know what It costs to feed five kids?" he asked when questioned about why he is leaving Sanford's employ. Tuesday by the Seminole County Commission in selecting Hospital corporation of America as the frontrunner to provide future health care. The issue has been one of the more complex matters confronting the commission in some time and could have been a highly emotional issue which might have clouded clear thinking. But the county commission and its administrative staff proceedid to examine the problem thoroughly To OVV and competently, putting emotions aside to find a solution to benefit all of the county's taxpayers while providing necessary health care in the northern section. For too long the current board of trustees and By HAROLD C. GORDON its predecessors as well as Seminole Memorial Hospital's administration tried desperately to Most Americans understand profits about provide the community with the best possibleas thoroughly as they understand the Inner health care on the tightest of budgets. And they workings of their automobiles —and yet did so in an exemplary manner. t,enl to our profits and autos alir,, Indeed, SMII administrator Charles Bentley, way of life. The majority of our people believe that shortly after he assumed his duties about two manufacturers average 33 cents after-tax years ago, embarked on a variety of projects profits per sales dollar, when in fact they designed to improve the health care. And, It was average about a nickel. Ironically, while 33 Bentley himself, as well as his board of trustees, .percent is considered "too high," there is who recognized the time had come to work on a general agreement that ten percent is a capital improvements project to meet the con- "fair" profit. tinuing demand for health care in the Sanford Most businessmen would be overjoyed to area as well as to prepare for the inevitable make that much. Even the oil companies, who growth which would put even greater demands on are presumed to have scored huge gains during the energy crisis, have yet to reach ten the local hospital. percent. But there was that problem again: no money But if the public acknowledges that profits available for such a project and under SMH's -- __.J It WV flVX53Wy, WIU U IIVMLL7 U.0 IIUUIV5 current status as a public hospital under the enterprises in this country are malilng less control of the county commission, not many than a "fair " profit, why is there such other ways to raise such capital without going to widespread support for "windfall" and other the taxpayer. Present day economic conditions high corporate taxes' To, report that a leading oil company indicated that would be a near impossibility. realized a 290 percent increase in profits over So Bentley and his trustees came up with a the previous year makes a more sensational possible solution. They would ask the county story Ow to tell what really happened: commission to permit the hospital to become a namely, that the company's profits rose from private, not - for-profit entity which would provide in the third quarter of 197$, to 7.8 them w1tha variety of ways to raise capital for percent In the third quarter of W79. Mother reason lithe American work ethic. e4ansion. us who would deny an With thedod business sense expected of any There are few am Individuld the legitimate fruits of his labom sound thinking organization entrusted with Yet there are many who regard a return on making decisions affecting many, county corn- investment as "unearned income." missioners didn't jump at the Idea, but opted to Itisnot that easytomakeaproflt. Whether explore all other possibilities. 7bey advertised in one is drilift for oU or marketing a now several medical arts publications to determine if product, the nE of failure is usually as great anyone might be Interested in providing health as the prospect of success. An rule, high care in the Sanford area and to what extent. There profits and high risks go together. Far from being "unearned Income," a profit Is often a were many responses. reward for risk-taking, and we should no After carefully examining all of the prospects more begrudge uwinvestcrlspro1Ituaen the ___ answering their ads, the county commissioners lottery player his jackpot. boiled it down to three possibilities: Florida A third reason why profits are unpopular is Hospital, operated by the seventh-day Adventists that many people think they all go to Daddy on a not-for-profit basis; Hospital Corporation of Warbucks — or somebody W him. In other America, a for-profit group already operating words, they believe that "them that has "o t the lion's of profits goes to some 150 hospitals; and the SMH board of trusmuch money already. pec who have too tees, still asking for private, non-profit status. Official Commerce Department figures, Which to select was not an easy The th ree however, show that just the opposite is true, proposals had to be gone over with a fine-tooth Fully 90 percent of divisible corporate Income . ., ........ . •... .. . . . Basil King, administrator of the Lawnwood WhUh V C ' -- - b MA '5 — ft's - a *Wffm taft bock/bock cofte _ ENIM96 POPE UP! Busloeu Writer NEW YORK (UP!) The complacency of American business toward employee theft and bed work habits may change as a result of a 21-month research program just cornpletied by the University of Minnesota and the American Management Associations under a $322,000 government grant. At first blush, a mammary of the research dDemIt neal to contain a lot that Is new. but Richard C. Hollinger, the university's research director on the project, says It offers the first scientifically-collected, concentrated data on the field covered, Thirty-five companies and orInizations and nearly 5,000 workers in the 1 Poli5 oiely. vestlgators got a tot of frank responses. For example, 67 per cent of the workers admitted they had abused the employee discount pnIVIIe5e from time to time and many admitted having stolen money, chandise, tools and supplies. But the main thrust of the mammary is that whil, employee theft Is a serious problem, it is something management can and should be - a m. . • W bVW h s.. hu MJ 9'WIIU', M $UyWW - Younger, unmarried workers do the most stealing, the study said, because they have the least to loss If they are crught and fired to be Uttls iiiiittY SM flOdeprived, Ironically, though, younger workers most Inclined to cheat the company are often also those with high career goals and concerned with selflmprovement, the summary ssW the very traltaeanployers look for in workers. nm dissatisfied worker definitely is the one most inclined to steal, the researchers found. Conclusions on what business should do about employee theft were somewhat more revealing thaai the study of the dishonesty itself, For example, It was found that company security staffspre.ently give a low priority to worker theft. They are too p"ed with protection against burglary, sm and possible terrorist actL it aim -was learned that theft and cheating by employees becomes particularly likely If employees congregate together after working hours, This led Hollinger to the conclusion that reducing worker theft Is a complex management problem calling for firmness - ___ and clearly defined policy. - -- L oca e An airplane carry portion of Semino Complet Set in dire need of rn JIM _.r with such a crisi students enrolled dication, the lnjui week held a mo classes. At right, Greg Holcomb. B of the class. - COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP i piece beautiful leather look Nuuphvde combined with durable Iferculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and heavy solid wood frames. INCLUDES: Sofa, chair, rocker, ot. toman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. Loveseat only $U. Similar To illustration $599 COMPARABLE PRICE . -. screening and by adopting policies Oat For example, investigators in the Mm. to worker satisfaction on Job. found a surprising proportion The study dealt categorically with theft In Inventory managers did not consider that of the workplace. Hollinger sald, however, the Investigators found consistent patterns of theft control part of their job description. The sloppy work habits and such cheating as few companies that had clearly listed theft reportingsick when not really ill among thou control in the Inventory manager's job waiters who also stole from the company or description had fewer problems with theft. abd the discount privilege. The survey, on the who)., confirmed what U wor kers find th ey can get away with too- many less comprehensive studies have in. long coffee breaks or taking paid days off dicated in the past; mod managements Just when they're not Ill, then they're tempted to hat, to come to grips with the problem of try direct theft, he said. worker theft. - seven plastics. PHIL DEERE'S - And w1lat doth&'Ob'mpjs'M,e to do wIth baseball? Not by a long shot as much as organized baseball would W.lUt game is not among the multitudinous forms of athletic cornpetition presently Included In the In. temational games, despite of 1he American major kagues that it should be. Baseball is nevertheless going to be doing its bit for U.S. Olympics participation. A Baseball Hail of Fame Exhibit will be making 40 stops around the country for the purpose of raisIns fun ds for U.S teams as well as for the Hall of Fame's own building country rurnituro L ee DIST1IIIIL.JTORS, INC. I .: -. •, Hrald - - Ithubeshtthmonthuspmeslnoe .uinvho.onOftwedtogSMshewaded Tàsdi was seddy wrltefl to IsIhPIacs, sources . For W'(toP he LbuTiidI Ike poe, ihime aid bees miCkamucks who preferred ot.ot-town meted the soda) mothadiffft amend th jI3mdorir, he uars'sd a edto at New York sunOf power In WuIIigt. H. Was always Qtys fcoabIe Waldcef.AdorIa Hotel, the per, ys chumn, always $t topOw the tame puss and bland spigranin Among Ms personal effects was a .pflf.ia.I. au the game's greatssuchuLeu Gehnig's glove, Ted Williams' 000th home run bat and ball and the scorecard of Bob Feller's first no-hit game. Plus a multi-media slide slow. The project Is a natural for Gillette, which Read the Columnist With Unique Expertise! also bath the annual All-Star Election and sponsors World Series broadcasts. There Is, Of course, another point of view — the skeptic's — from which the tIe-In may appear as one more example of the selling Of the games the commercialization of a professedly amateur endeavor that Is In full . Sat. 10.5 Hwy 46 (West lit St.) 1 Mile East of 1.4 Ph. 323.8322, Sanford FINANCING FIRST BANK OPENS IN' LAKE MARY! •, BUSINESS toeless to the sew caviar to dialing jewelry and Persian rugs worth up to $10,000. There won U00 names on his gift lid. But this will be the subject Of another oolwmi. __ . - Governmental activities have become so complex today that only men of special expertise con accurately and authorito. tively interpret them. Such a man Is Jeffrey Hart, Ph.D. -Professor of English at Dartmouth, former speech writer and political consultant to both Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, distinguished author. Senior Editor of National Review. Enjoy the benefits of this brilliant " college professor and political authority who is uniquely qualified to keep you informed on the perplexing issues of our times. Ai, (amuses aa developen tmawn titadiwould (orgetiun Cab's Infamous "hit list" Of welts out legs dsth for coh befor, waler projects to be sll"dnat.d by Congress, reij4ng visits from certain UI. Officials despite Interior_*iontwy Cacti An end I anbora ci Coijrme 1 ca* partially swcaasg gowb to othe r'd was d.liwid to 11w yft If Jeffrey Hart ___ so noW appssrlap In lime Evening Hemid I !iYi 549 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. (SUITE E., DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE) ACROSS FROM THE FOREST - LOBBY HOURS: 9:004:00 MON. THRU THURS, Watch our experts reset your diamonds while you mit! 9:006:30 FRIDAYS Chocy,c #f l t l) tr' Register for Radar Range and other prizes to be given away at our Open House-January 26th. 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My staff heated some of the women hired by Zaiwdi, but they refused to Idei4lfy Uid playmates Apparently, Zahidi 1150 passed out TILliNG TED: President Carter is gossibacke as if they were r 11 ' cda. PQIItICIII7 vuhiinbls In the West, and Sin. F"bsuy records show W. he KSI* ined Chugs his Ted as an semi In c. 1 largid single check nade edOwth OMu1v&UaidsI It be Is to make out to i was for a staggering Ies. He paid M7 Pim on Cerise in the Rocky Maintain He lavished meesy on im-bnilt am segeheunia territories for .urplo, for two pss,iss, Mercedes Bees astosnehihs, both erimeid the ad" joliticai advi cls. to and equIpped with James lied-type western dates' governors have liveKen. protective devios. He ais. med so- usdy. Even CW's raced rge in the cording to wl*'u, to pay off prod Isft most western political demoidratirs. litha attaches caned 19 frie natleeels . : Photos by Torn Vincent Heady Times Come To ____ • .. - men who have been entertained by Zahedi's ciii gIr1j $oi5S $17, It would hi ,a major IN CENTRAL FLORIDA -- : ___ - LOWEST PRICES UP TO 36 MOS. A Opening In Pompano Beach, Florida, in mid-Januaty, the admission-free exhilbit, underwnittenbytheailhette resor people, will behittlng Points in that state and elsewhere in the South through the spring training period. it will move on to major league cities during the IM baseball 1'ittflnniii1na4..w+1.,I ~~& - Games. ThInk, for example, of Mark Spitz with . By LeROY - - - more room in the cornmission chambers. the real thing. A bankruptcy-averting sub. . stitutema veto ound,eventhouglu.at could well take a lot of the glamour out of the Worker Theft Surveyed pasi, authorities hats elm to the double life he had led. çgridsd the lilatid's telephone system to This cryptic note, for ezanipl, was fosend accommodate him among his abandoned b,k'1': "4 girls The prime 'nhdutvr of shadowy qiçlrs wek $3101" WI":: expida that Zab.di Is Ardeshir Zlhedi, who used to be the shah's did s$g b with seen. Whki(t,n's swhitg r"-r in Wtos. His dnsir pr1tstes. wrIt$enrsportstoIho lvsys, ho 'Hi hold orgies hi the einhwy's Persia, with the ioleiMk: "I ida your fed Rosen an '.$b"to but laVish room, with a themendoaidth kdUiesaidbeg yes high octagonal dome of 'nk mirrors, a to.11owmatarpdtoHfsIuerIIl Majesty fresea ci lovers id among tiles and silk the fcll.w1ug" FirMuagsauu..detaheMNS,INaplsc*. Yásdi Is sow ucrdh. aid skilee - he Hi Invited et"ttmj gusda ide this richly used to be ededatios. Hi Mv *opedaadcWtdkvsasdtoutch belly shah's U"accosids is kIIMd, daaóm'u, unoho spleen aid sample the favors sis fredly im. the United Pales aid- Of Me high prbd call *15. pay, court to the at his 1111401111M. 711di 1r.d two to procure the ' .9 wood City hall extension which will provide the last Olympics in which winners receive address him slavishly by his "npedal loysI& But is his had., Zaiusdi left behind - tractor-mower exceeded the amount budgeted, City Administrator David Chacey reported construction has started on the $13,448 city hall expansion by GMR Enterprises Inc. lie said it '.ould cost an additional $700 because he had miscalculated and the existing septic tank was in the way and had to be replaced. )is Ster --------tho I•r uy '.4 WIlL v Ui p reci )WVCIOUS photograph, taken Is No beeb"WwWM ad fte won - Exempted from the ban are sailboats, and crafts propelled with oars, paddles, electric trolling motors 2 1 : horsepower or less, poles or peddles. Commissioners were asked Monday night to contact homeowners associations in their districts for names of volunteers to assist census takers in getting a complete Construction has be- MIII naiss a W4ft multlbilUon.doUar - But behind the fInfrHng glasses, sparkling a sljjkngIy beautiful, ravsnhaIr.d woman transactions. finso" ornpire ma us exile as mm"a wines aid spl'l4Icat,d chatter, he led a lowgingonrug andpillows. onii Both witnesses and records attest, In seerst, more serdid No. H. 1' °sned out his wand an the coast Of P111111111111111. however, rid punts, red scarf aid a white blouse open that be distributed expensive gifts He is In constant 'nieaUon with his. files bikes be surrendered the Iranian an. down to there. to thousands of praqlshtent Americans The trustli mou would do worKwho 80 hussy to Ayatollah RuloUsh Khomeini's U the names should ever be revealed of the gifts ranged from 1700 tin of Iran's finest ci Ii tally. Names are to be submitted by the last meeting In January. The commission voted unanimously on a motion by Commissioner John Hepp to purchase a mow-trim mower head to be attached to the citvs Gradall machine, at a cost of $2,800 plus $200 for an adapter. Commissioners decided to buy the mower head after learning all bids for a _= gun (left) on Long. ou meaa prices continues, these could conceivably be BUSINESS WORLD bUSJ Zahedi!s 1. By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Longwood City Commission has given final approval to an ordinance banning gas nowered boats on Lake Winsor with violators subject to a $300 fine, 90 days in jail or both, The ordinance can be amended in the future to include other lakes in the city on the request of residents, s , . S 0 MR LflP?S5s NC What has the skyrocketing price of gold to do with the sporting life, you ask? Even if you don't, here's the answer: It's raising the ante for the Olympics. The original quote for the winners' medals at the upcoming Winter Games at Lake Placid, N.Y., was entered when the market price of gold was in the $180.an-ounce neighborhood. Now that it has moved a very long way uptown to around $750, the designer, renowed Tiffany's, Is going to have to adjust Its price accordingly, a current Wall Street Journal report reveals. To a lesser degree, runnersup are In the same situation. Silver that was selling at $5 an ounce has recently been hitting W. Ma h,i,I in ho nn uihaih a,iuilan,.. - *iiii. ,1I,1u a& •S IJ I VI4 W £U1I 5M W most benefited the community. The n um ber one wages, or else as payments Into company pton funds. Of the remaining to percent, choice: Hospital Corporation of America. only a portion goes to the owner-üwestors; Wi th HCA, the county stands to gain $4.1 million the rest new plants, new equipment, - iin cash; $373,000 annually In property tax revenue az'4 ultimately for new jobs. So even a person because HCA is afor-profit entity; and a new $18 who does not own aaingle share of stock may million hospital In three years to be built within dill benefit from profits. Of coune,tens Of'milhlone Of Americans on the Sanford city limits or on annexable land. Moreover, the hospital would be run by an already doddtoldens — either as outright indirectly, through their. organization with a proven track record 01 sue- owners, or steeSurprising as It may seen', cessfully operating more than 1(X) hospitals in the more America ns hold stock than belong to United States with all the expertise that implies. Iaj1• We are confident the county commission will negotiate final agreement which will provide the JACK ANDERSON best possible patient care to the Sanford area; and one which will bring the most benefit to Seminole County's taxpayers. - .' By DON GRAFT U - CITY HALL -: The Games task. •a, NE W W ADDITION LONGVOD Glitter In .. hUh - For Less Kfl Profi ts Thursday, Jan. 17, i,50-41A Gas Boats Banned From Lake Winsor VIEWPOINT Need ff111 AaAiainn 4&I%4 I46i £final $III Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - VIEWPOINT ,vimk . Medical Center Inc., the Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) facility in Ft. Pierce, told Seminole County commissioners not all areas of the hospital are In use even though the facility was built two years ago. The problem? A shortage of nurses. He said the hospital is trying to Import nurses from England, Canada and the Philippines. King said the problem there is that there are no Jobs available for the husbands of the nurses. Little more than 24 hours after two county commissioners, County Administrator Roger Nelswender and Assistant Administrator Jeff Etchberger toured the RCA hospital, the decision was made to give HCA the go sign to negotiate to take over Seminole Memorial Hospital. Among the parallels between the Ft. Pierce Hospital and 5MB was the fact that Bob Besserer had served as administrator of both facilities. Beuerer was administrator at Ft. Pierce In the late 40s and early SOs and was administrator here until just a few years ago. The vote in South Daytona to hire Quigley was unanimous. His salary will be $22,000 annually plus a car allowance of $150 per month. The council there said It will review Quigley's salary after six months and consider an increueat that time. The South Daytona Council previously set a maximum salary of $32,000 for the city manager. Quigley was chosen from 75 applicants for the job and was one of three recommended by a screening committee. Knowles said he expects to be swamped with applications for the post of assistant to the city manager which has a salary range of $17,217.83 to $,710.83 after five years on the Job. Quigley's salary was $17,890. Just a few years ago, Knowles said he received 147 applicants for the post of assistant to the city manager. Applicants for the Job must have a baccalaureate degree in public administration and experience in municipal administration. the city commission accepted Quigley's Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $4.00; Year $47.00. Sound .. Sanford Mayor Lee Morre's remark came as WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Care: "•t . Daytona." Thursday, January 17, 1980-4A For , "The late Rich Quigley is departing this island of paradise to joust with the dragons of South (USPS 111.3$) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30 -11or831.9993 HCA . ' -------. I F1 wwp q ~ oil on 'y •_ ._ _?'I $ .1 _• 1; -- -__ - 77TVor p. P 'c- 1 �p .. •• -. -,- , - . • • - SPORTS A-Ev.nIng H.rs, Sanford, Fl. Lo al, Prop, Coaches Scout BulxaneernSemi"nole Clash Thursday, Jan. 17, 1W BYSAMCOOK Herald Sports Writer LAS VEGAS Don't let the dateline fool you. This story and game takes place in Sanford. Only the significance of the game has big city and Jimmy 11w Greek proportions. It could be called the Five Star Conference Line. But if FHSAA commissioner Floyd Lay is within earshot, maybe It should be called the "coaches calculations." Anyway, like anyone else that has read a sports section during basketball season this year, Five Star coaches are just as Interested about number five. ranked Sanford (17.0) hosting third-ranked Daytona Beach Mainland (17.0), Friday evening. For the past week the Evening Herald has been soliciting predictions from opposing coaches. Some came as easy as the sunrise (Volusla County). Others had to be extracted with threats. "DO you want to be the only coach that doesn't make a prediction?" some Seminole County couches were chided. (That line worked three times, Ha, Ha!) After hearing, "Hey I've got to play these guys again," about as many times as the National Anthem, the coaches finally got down to business. "Sanford's got two things going for them. Size (64 Reggie Butler and two 64's, Bruce McCray and David Thomas) and playing at home," Lake Howell's Greg Robinson pointed out, "Mainland Is quicker and has better shooters. But I don't think Mainland will shoot as well as they did against us (63 percent), said Robby. The Robinson Line.,, Sanford by two in overtime. Rcbion's Lake Brantley rival Bob Peterson did the Silver Hawk two better at least from the suspense aspect. "It will be one of the tangibles that win It," Peterson surmised. Maybe the team that makes Its free throws. "Mainland relies on Its running game, which is excellent and Sanford uses a controlled fastbreak," the at boss continued. "It'll be close. I v-ruldn't put a nickel on it." The Peterson Line ...SA!?'RD b) one In triple overtime. The last of the county coaches, Lyman's Tom Lawrence, concurred with his colleagues on Sanford's rebounding and Mainland', speed. "If It's a finesse game, Mainland will win," said the Greyhound mentor. "But If It's rough and physical, Sanford will beat them, "Sanford's a second shot team. They can go and get "Mainland has the best ballplayers and Sanford is more physical," said Spruce Creek's Joe Pigotte. "I think Sanford is going to try and run with them and that'll be a mistake. "But I'll tell you how to beat them," whispered Pigotte who knocked off basically the same Mainland lineup twice last year. "You can't let Sam Henry (Mainland's All State guard) handle the ball. He's the key to everything." The Pigotte Line ... MAINLAND by 12. Which brings us to the tie breaker, DeLand's Art Parissi, who is a sportswriter's delight. Never a man to mince words or throw around coach's cliches. "Mainland is the best team in the state. NOBODY can stay with them," the colorful Parissi boasted. "They have an excellent press and seven or eight good players." When reminded that Lakeland was ranked number one, the Bulldog chief was not the least bit awed. "Lakeland doesn't play ANY defense," the outspoken Parissi confirmed. "Listen. Sanford doesn't have any guards. The Mainland press will be too much for them to handle." Are you listening Whitney and Stambaugh? The Parissi Line ... MAINLAND by 15. Los Angeles POSE BOWL • PASADENA CALIFORNIA • JANUARY 20 19O In City Of Champs Late Season Rally. .f Ends Frustration A Dynasty Rolls On Mainland-Seminole Tickets On U - - withal - Some Sup er Bowl Tidbits broadcasting the ulympics, whiten is a slightly better than break even venture. Back to the game Itself, The Stealers own the running back that holds the single game super Bowl rushing mark. Branco Harris' l5e yard effort proves he's the best back In the biggest game of the year. Pittsburgh and Los Angeles don't even come close to matching up statistically. The Stealers scored 416 points this season while giving up 262. Pittsburgh led the National Football League with a per game average of 391,1 yards on of. fense. The Steeler offense put together the second highest total yardage in NFL history. By comparison the Rams barely kept their heads above water. Los Angeles scored only 14 more points than it gave up, 323.309, a direct reflection of their 9.7 record. At one point in the season the Rams were 54 and had It not been for New Orleans and the Atlanta Falcons falling on their collective faces, could well have finished third in their own division. From The Sidelines - ' . • A Curtain Of All-Pro's • • • • • • • • • . p C -•.• •. •, L LIE 85 Jack Youngblood LT 79 Mike Fanning ST 90 Larrylrooks II 19 FmdDr'sr LII 53 Jim Youngblood MIS 64 Jack Reynolds iLl 59 Bob Brudiinskl CS 33 Dwayne O'Steen ICS 49 Rod Perry U 42 Do" tlmendorf P5 21 Nolan Cromwell $4 - MINUTE ...And A Fearless Forecast Now when the CBS "NFL Tday" cost comes on, pay close attention to Jimmy the Greek. He'll hum and hew mid dance his way right wound saying who's going to win and by how much. Joey the It lia says Pittsburgh 30, Los Angeles 13. I've got a bet with the boos. If that's the exact score, I get a week's vacation. U Los Angeles pulls off an iç, I go to BIthbo and cover the Third Annual Firewater 301) Worm Race. The Sirelers should have little trouble methodically wearing down the Rams. Perhaps it will re 'a ball gums tb.oughmd On first half, but those tough third and fourth quarters Is whore the SteIers will win the ball .me. _ Los Angeles will likely control Franco Harris and Rocky ermn th e surly Mages but they'U get moving In the second half. Once Pittsburgh 5jf1lii,g the rwvdng game It's only a matter 01 tIme before Braaw can go to Staiwoith and Swaum to put the game 01 reach for Lee Angeles. ForthsRams,msepest would hsvetobsprovldsdby two major svskpmenia. Th. Lee Angeles definee would hays to shut Pittsburgh down for four quarters, and yo Vinci Prrwwne will hove to play the gams olhlilifs in adiulstut an relatively tees.' NFL career. Odds we,LA. will be In the guie for a while, but I1keUwchunp01 the world that they we, the Stitlers murdi to another world titie with a seed half show 01 muscle. ___ a n _ ___ ___ __ m a _____ ______ __ __ By MILTON RICHMAN the Rams he simply picked UPI Sports Editor himself up and walked out of COSTA MESA, Calif. (UP!) their camp. Nobody tried to Chalk up one upset for the stop him. You never really Los AngeI9 Rams already, stop Doug France. All you can Doug France, their king. do is slow him down a little. Midway through this put size tackle, the man their - rushers depend upon so much season, France asked to be - in elollp th iv hw thiti,, I. taken rut? of a garna witit San not only making conversation, Diego. The Rams' coaches -he's talking a blue streak, and saw no reason to Sc. If you don't think thMs a coinmodate him and that major upset, then maybe you made tUrn so angry he ac aught to know how big a job It cuied the team 01 being prejudiced against black was to get him to do It. As big as Doug Fromis, players like hImself, After the Rains beat Tampa d he's huge at Woo and 270, that's how moody be is at Bay to earn their first berth lines. He's also assertive and ever In the Super Bowl, impulsive, so when he gets it France said he wouldn't talk mind to do something, with the media covering the in a good Idea to give Wgame here. He not Only sold lt, he vowed It and tried per. -some room, suading some of the other Los Twice In the last two yeses during their training period, Angeles players to do the France became so upset with same. France was red hot on While the Seminole County coaches hedged a little on their choices, this was not the can with the Volusia County bosses. the lieu,. The members of the media hadn't given the Rams their due all season long, he felt, so now they could go to the San Francisco Forty Niners or the Detroit Lions for their comments. They could go to anybody, but not tUrn because be wasn't going to tell theun a thing. First, Jerry Wilcox, the Rams' director of public relatlons, tried reasoning with him, then Ray Malavasi, the Rams' coach, and Don Klosterman, their vice president and general manager, did the same thing. But you don't budge Doug France that easily, as the Pittsburgh Stealers probably will find out Sunday In Pasadena. Finally, France's wife, Laura, sat down and spoke with him, and she was the one who finally persuaded him to forget all about his vow of silence. She didn't beat around the bush at all. She got right to the point. "You've messed up three times already," she started out. "Let's not do it again or 35.10 7.10 5.10 01571 3730: P (1.7) 64.30; 1(5- else we're liable to find the whole thing. ourselves out on a Limb. You "I like talking to the press," know you love football and if says France, who was you carry this thing of yours bothered by an elbow Injury through, about not speaking to early in the season. 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N 21 Nolan Croamell S Jeff RutIsde so 111100" Atlantic Division L Denver 13 ken Clark 13 Ken Clark PR 25 Eddie Own Atlanta Washington NSA Standings By United Press Intirnatlenal ias,sni Cenforence 71 Reggie Doss 71 Reggio Doss 71 Reggio Does 71 Reggio Doss 70 Jerry Wilkinson 52 George Andrews 57 Greg Westbrooks 53 JlmYoungblood 52 George Andrews 51 Joe Harris 27 Pat Thomas 28 Ken Ellis 21 Nolan Cromwell 25 Eddie grow, 20 Jackie Wallace 25 Eddie Brown 3 FrankCorral 3 Frank Corral Basketball Pro SPICIAUSTI 3 Frank Corral ___ 1 s.i,i,à&. 77 Doug France 72 Kent Hill 61 Rich Saul DEFENSE . ' $4 Ron Smith 73GordonGravel Ie 62 Bill Bun 54 Dan Ryczek 54 Dan Ryciek 72 Kent Hill 86 Cherie Young as 15 Vince Ferragamo 19 Bob Let B Jeff Rutledge II 26 Wendell Tyler 30 Lawrence McCutcheon as 32 Cullen Bryant 43 Jim Jodat 24 Eddie Hill ' • Veteran Laced Line Up • Super Bowl Week Has France Talking Be 60 Dennis Harrah IT 78 Jackie Slater TI 83 Terry Nilson Will 88 Preston Dsnnard 87 Drew Hill 3 ."•• '' LT LQ Mpwkd-"r- Y ' • • the boards. I'd like to see Sanford win, but! think It will be Mainland," Lawrence prophesized. The Lawrence Line ... MAINLAND by six. OFFENSL ____ M1.asy asnial ! - Will 80 BlllyWaddy $tul.rs: A Familiar Script 14 Perhaps the best thing that happened to the Los Angeles Rams this season was an 11th game injury to starting quarterback Pat Haden. Malavasi's squad was floundering, barely maintaining a.500 record and certainly didn't look like a championship squad on its way to another division title. But third year signal caller Vince Ferragamo came on strong and Wendell Tyler enjoyed a good finish to squeeze the ess than awesome 9-7 record. Rams into the playoffs Equally as Important, the Ram defense returned to the ranks of the healthy and played liked the Ram defense of old. They'll need to. Facing a variety of Pittsburgh's offensive weapons, Los Angeles will need its best 60 minutes of football to contain the Steelers. Behind Ferragamo, the Rams have not set the offensive world on fire with points. But his accurate if not spectacular passing and the combined running of Wendell Tyler and Cullen Bryant has been good enough to get Los Angeles to the playoffs. The match ups are interesting. Feraggamo will be throwing to a pair of wide receivers who took over for the Rains starting receivers; both knocked out with Injuries. While Preston Dennard and Billy Waddy are capable, they face a ferocious, hard hitting secondary unmatched by anyone on the Rain's 79 schedule. Ferragamo likewise has not seen the likes of a pass rush and secondary that belong to the Steelers. His poise in the early going Is critical for Los Angeles' success. Los Angeles has a pretty fair pass rush of its own anchored by Jack Youngblood and Fred Dryer at the ends. Having Jack Reynolds at middle linebacker certaainly doesn't harm -14 I .%Oitfl V0 ' ffiatillIkIL A key niátdi Up *111 bi a collt*IOn *ourse between Reynolds and Stealer running back FranCo1larrls.L. The Rain secondary is once again healthy which would normally give the Rains an added advantage. But defending against the likes of Swam and Stalworth, an even standoff there Is about all the Rams can hope for. Gruff, ragged headcoach Ray Malavasi proved his NFL mettle by bringing L.a. Angeles back from the brink of extinction midway through the season. Winning the NFC title for the first time in their last six tries has to be an emotional and relieving lift for Los Angeles. What remain, to be seen is now that the Rams have finally made It to the Super Bowl, will Pittsburgh continue their frustrations, or will L A.. pull off a super upset? Sal. Tickets for Friday nights clash between the Mainland Buccaneers and the Sanford Seminoles are on sale at two local locations In addition to the school bookstore. Sweeney's Office Supply in downtown Sanford and Flagship Bank's 3000 Orlando Drive location In Sanford will be selling tickets today and tomorrow depending on how long they last. The 80O p.m. game at the Sanford gym pits the third ranked Buccaneers, with a 16.0 record against the fifth ranked Seminoles at 17-0. Junior varsity action gets underway at 6:15 with the varsity game starting at 8:00 p.m. - By JOE DESANTIS Herold Sports Editor What can you say about a team that has won the Super Bowl everytime it's made the trip to IWO football's colossal game? The Steelers have It all. Few will dispute eIr claim as the greatest team of the decade. Chuck Knoll's troops show no sign of relinquishing their strangle hold dominance as the major force in the National Football league and may well wind up the team of the '80's too. There's nothing fancy, nothing sophisticated, nothing tricky about Pittsburgh. The Steelers come at the opposition with hard-nosed, basically fundamental football. It's their veritable cast of all-pro's that makes them awesome. Especially when big bucks are on the line. On offense they have no weakness. Led by quarterback Terry Bradshaw, the Steelers averaged almost 400 total yards per game. There's no doubt that Franco Harris Is the biggest back in the biggest game of the year. A strong second half found the bruising veteran once again rushing for over 1,000 yards. Toss in the fact that Harris is the Super Bowl's top ground gainer and holds the single game rushing record a fact that has Ray Malavasi and his Rams losing sleep this week. 4 Harris is complimented by Vietnam hero Rocky Blier. The ' small slow, gutsy guy out of the Tom Matte mold that somehow gets the critical yards on the critical plays. Sidney Thorton asserted himself as a starter of the future which adds more ground strength to Pittsburgh's attack. When Bradshaw elects to go to the air he can throw to the acrobatic Lynn Swann, the equally amazing John Stalwarth and the bulky Bonnie Cunningham, a trio that puts constant pressure on the defensive secondary. of Jack Ham at linebacker would Many thought the loss prove the unraveling of Pittsburgh. But Dennis Winston Mapped Ip and the Steel Curtain didn't skip a beat. The contest will be won on the lines. Greenwood, Greene, By JOE DeSANTIS Dunn and Banazak face a veteran offensive line against the Herald sports Editor Rams, but they also face a young quarterback who's had little experience this season. Pittsburgh has a habit of taking advantage of little things like that. For all of its bypre, pre game supposed drama, and The Stealers have the edge on speciality teams too u well as money, the National Football League's Super Bowl an overall stronger secondary and linebacking corps. really isn't all that super. Oddsmakers have posted Pittsburgh as an 11 point favorite. With the exception of three or four years, (like last An unusually high spread for the Super Bowl. Are they relying year when Pittsburgh edged Dallas 35.31 in suwmer) too much on the Stealer's past Super Bowl performances, or the game has been anything but exciting. looking hard at the Ram's 9.7 record and a Still untested Vines The contest supposedly represents pro foothill's two Farragamo? best teams, yet the average point difference in the first The Steelers seemingly have everything going for them. The 13 Super Bowls has been 12 by the winning teams. Most experience, depth, talent and the intangibles. of the playoff games have been much tighter and, $ lot more exciting. Remember trying to stay awake for the '72 Super Gowl when Dallas crushed Miami KanaasQty's23.7winoverMhmesotathlV70wu another Insomniac special. A closer look at the past performances also shows DEFENSE that on six occasions, almost half of the Super Bowls LE 68 L. C. Greenwood 65 Tom Beasley played, the losing team managed to score no better LT 75 Joe Greene 65 Tom Bushy 64 Steve Fumess Ii 67 Gary Dunn than seven points. U you like defense, fine. I like it little It 76 John Banaszak 78 Dwight Whit. excitement with my cheese and crackers. 59 Jack Ham(inj.) LLS 53 DennisWinston 56 Robin Cole This Super Bowl does have a few different aspects 54 lack Valentino about It. Cli, there's the standard deluge of well worn 53 Dennis Winston MLI 58 Jack lambert 50 Tom Gram 51 LorenToews 1LI 56 Robin Cole questions and quotes about the players like, ,well 49 Dwayne Woodruff 24 J. T. Thomas LCI 29 Ron Johnson Franco what do you think the key to the game Is?" And 49 Dwayne Woodruff 30 Larry Anderson ICC 47 Mel Blount Franco responds, "Well if we can score more points 24 J.T.Thomas $1 31 Donnie Shill than they can, we'll win." Gee, what a startling 49 Dwayne Woodruff Fl 24 J.T.Thomas revelation. OFFENSE Did anybody ever stop and think to ask Pittsburgh's Will 82 John Stalhioth 83 Theo Bell quarterback Two Bradshaw how it feels to be the first 66 Ted Petersen Kolb Jon 55 IS 63 Thom Dornbook 77 Steve Cour,on world championship team quarterbacked by a toupee LO 57 Sam Davis 63 Thom Dombrook C 52 Mike Webster wearing rlghWiander? 63 Thom Dornbrouk 77 Stays Courson II 72 Gerry Mullins Television coverage will be more extensive than ever 66 Ted Petersen IT 79 Larry Brown this year. TE 89 Ben Cunningham 84 Randy Grossman 86 Jim Smith Under the direction of CBS, than nice folks who Will 88 Lynn Swann II Cliff Stoudi as 12 Terry Bradshaw 15 Mike Kruczsk refuse to locally show us the N.B.A. games on Sunday, 39 Rick Moser 20 Rocky 81.1st Fl 32 Franco HarrIs the big game will be preceded by a $0 minute pre 38 Sidney Thornton 27 Oft Hawthorne II 20 Rocky Bluer game show. It has all the earmarkingi of a drippy 33 AnthcøyMdur$ofl presentation dreamed up to sell more advertising time. $PIC$*LI$T$ If you're having a gw. sale forget about com 5 Craig Colquitt P game. Advsitlalng costs are merci al time d uring K g Matt Bahr 30 second commercial. That comes out to $2M fore 10 9 Matt Bahr N 5 Craig Colquitt a whopping $471,000 a minute. $6 Jim Smith PR 83 Theo Bell I'm still trying to figure out why a corripsay would II 33 Anthony Anderson 27 GiSt Hawthorne 39 Ricklilloser want to pay that much money to push panty hose while 30 LarryAndsison $3 Thiolell svsryoiw's in the kildien or bathroom daring the time 52 Mike Wibstsv PC 63 ThomDornbtook outs anyhow. IC 52Mik.Wsb$tSV 63 Thom Dombrook IlIAD COACH-Chuck Noll. ASSISTANTS-1o114 Ootsch, Dick Hook, Tam CBS's technical crew h their hands full. In total, Moo's, 0.011, Perhes. Lou N licks, Pul U111114Dick WoIksr, Woody some 31 televisIon cameras will be In use for the game, WIdenhOts'. 30 of Ibsen actually at lbs gáne. 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GED Classes Resume The full schedule of day and night classes for adults who - wish to study for a Florida High School Diploma has begun General Education Development (GED) classes are open, not only at the College campus, but also at the 12 study centers located throughout Seminole County. Free instruction, taught on an individualized basis, is available to all adults. If a high school diploma will help you get ahead In your job or open up new opportunities for you. Call the college. Medical Seminar Scheduled "Hypertension" will be explored at a medical seminar, arranged by the Seminole Memorial Hospital Medical Staff, at 7:30 p.m., Jan. 22 In the SMU auditorium. Dr. Michael J. Pickering, Associate Professor of Medicine, at the University of South Florida's Medical School, will be the featured speaker. Two hours of Certified Medical Education credits have been applied for from the Florida Medical Society, Florida Academy of Family Practice and the Florida Pharmacy Association. Through the courtesy of Pfizer Laboratories, a social hour will follow the speaker who is being sponsored by Pfizer. S is - JANUARY 2*4*8' 157 Pine 1 Cearancel Fall A Winier Msrdtaødls. To UIMDAT, JANUMY 24 S ___ 1 SANFORD lOOFrench Avenue Phe MU7M joy That - . •$srtswssr 'L 01 1 1 01 s.ters kerN N.ls.IIs j*dWUSItUrd.y 1 / 2 OFF I • AVI.UNIO S 4 H 4I1)L t. . • - .L . ..i S .. I . '. t- . ,- ,. '..,,.. '.• . . ... - --:' - • I \..' ,.- S •. , • S Various measurements were also involved that required students to put their mathematical skills counting, to work: estimating, computing and most important of all fostering a greater understanding and applicability of the metric system. - ' "i",-" '\ ' ' S S .. CROWNS LEADING LADY BEELINE 04 . . S 7 ' I •, ,,• , • - S - S - -. '---S .1 - ..a • S . ' • ... / - . - - At the same time, Mrs. Herm,d Pilots by Torn Vincent Byrd said the students Jackie Goodman, area manager of Beeline benefitted from parFashions, left, congratulates Mary Black, ticipating in a social activity which required Beeline's leading regional saleswoman, who was cooperation and sharing. crowned Beeline Queen at a regional dinner meeting at Western Sizzlin' Steak House, Sanford. And what did the Along with the crown, Queen Mary received an students prepare? arm bouquet and a $25 Beeline Fashions gift cerMostly cookies and tificate. refreshing beverages. - ' -: Using these recipes gave them an opportunity to explore the concepts of quantity, temperature, time and sequence, according to Mrs. Byrd. • 5 - - I " I-• • , • These Sanford Middle School eighth graders culminated a unit of study on the metric system by preparing foodstuffs from metric recipes. . .. 'r \ ' • .1 S - . - Herald Photo by Torn Vincent ibm Burgess, left, and Rebecca Morgan are ready to whip up a batch of cookies using metric measurements. Maneuvered By -- - Garden Junior Con Artists circle, stink? Your b.baad would DEAR ABBY : What is a would probably turn on Rose mother supposed to say when Barbara for turning him In. her child asks, "Can Kevin Since your daughter Is stay for supper?" - and Rose Circle of the Garden Kevin is standing right there being exposed to some Club of Sanford met at the raunchy behavior on the part Garden Club with 13 members looking up into your face? of married folks, be sure she and one guest in attendance. I always say, "Of course, understands that not all but Kevin has to call his following The all: men behave like nouncements were made of mother and get her permission first.' Daddy, nor do all married forthcoming events: a brunch Then my brat says, with him about it, so i just women carry on like Aunt on Jan 17 at the clubhouse "Mother, you call Kevin's gave up. In fact, I don't even Jennie. with a program on "Friends mother. He's afraid to." care anymore. DEAR ABBY My old lady of the St. Johns; "a card party So,like a ninny, I call I'm staying with him until and I are having an argument given by Magnolia Circle on Kevin's mother, and she says, our daughter grows up, and hope you can settle it, Jan. ; and a Horticulture I say pigeons are still being and Flower Arranging Class "Are you sure he'll be no Barbara is 11, and Joe is a trouble?" Then what am I very good provider. trained to carry messages, at the club on Jan. 24, at 9:30 Afew weeks ago Joe went to and the wife says that pigeons a.m. supposed to say? Anyway, I on Dresses & Pantsuits Fall & Winter Styles In Jr., Misses & Half Sizes. think you have the picture. Colorado to visit his brother, haven't carried anything but The Horticulture report was I really don't mind having Frank, and he took Barbara diseases since the Civil War. given on culture and care of Who is right? ne more for supper because along. When they came home ANDY IN FORT WORTH Agloanemea, by Sacy mine is an only child, and It's Barara told me that after Harrison. DEAR ANDY You are. : nice for him to have someone Uncle Frank went to work It was announced that a to play with. But I don't like Daddy and Aunt Jennie would Pigeons se still being trained in the to carry messages. (They placque honoring the late into it, and lock maneuvered being themselves my son pulls this often. Also, bedroom for a long time. She were used in World War U for Ruth J. Simpson is to be placed in the Garden Center. after supper they play until said Daddy told her not to tell that purpose.) The program "Our Library it's dark, and guess who has to anyone. CONFIDENTIAL TO" IN COWORKER was presented by Evelyn Lake the dinner guest home? Abby, should I let this go or LOVE WITH A A Lavendar, library chairIs there a solution? make a stink? After all, WHO'S TRAPPED IN CONNED IN Jennie isn't just another LOVELESS MARRIAGE" : man," and Sacy Harrison. Refreshments were served CONNERSVILLE woman. She's his brother's Get out that office and out by the hostesses Irma Fields wife! of his life. It would be easier to NAMES CHANGED smuggle dawn past a rooster and Mary Ann Rockey. DEAR CONNED Your DEAR CHANGED: What's than to tilde the fact that you resentment at being outsmarted by a couple of junior to be gained by making a two are madly In love. on artists is understandable. hut you're lucky your son has ,1r ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES 216-220E. FIRST ST. of he same house but have Lett, who weighed in at 8 lbs., 7 ox., on Jan. 9, at Orlando eparate bedrooms because Regional Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Judge and Mrs. Voile A. 'ye known for years that Joe -an't leave other women Williams Jr. and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. done. I got tired of fighting Thurman Smith, all of Sanford. THANK YOUI SANFORD 322-3324 M(%U qM SALE STARTS FRIDAY ALL FABRICS MUST BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST! lip •10....,, 1uIII AL the great r.sponse to a great sal. ... but w•'r• still .for OFF PER VARD OVERSTOCKED I W.'r• making FURTHER MARKDOWNS and .xt.ndlng our Fall I Wint.r— Mile meWs A IMrsWs kiss Ws, in Dress, Spsrt A Casual Slyles - iqIt' SHOL Y ITEM IN THE STORE IS INCLUDED IN THIS FABULOUS MONEY SAVING SALE!! ALL YOU SMART SHOPPERS, THIS IS THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR... DON'T MISS IT! SHOE SALE! * IIGULAI PSICII ALL MLI$ FINAL NO REFUNDS NO UOIANU$ ary/•s th•r 's jr . S m le .. • Students in Mrs. Ada B. Byrd's mathematics classes have been cooking for understanding. Birth Announcement Mal sth Piece 99, Each '4 ,...-•' ,. Simply Iatn*t him o ask you privately if he may inve a guest for supper. DEAR ABBY : My husband Mr. and Mrs. Dick (Patti) Smith of 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford, I'll call him Joe) and I live in announce the birth of their second child, a daughter, Ashley 154 - No. 6016. NOVA sm 1-6 FIBERGLASS INSULATION (The higher the A-Value, the greater theinsul- S at/on power.) Sheet IlIllIllIlIll Allemy AWo"d I IlIlIlIllIll 3/8" x 4'x 8 . ..........7.09 - IjII!1.tI" 1/2"* 4' x 8'(3 ply) .....7.74 l/2"x4'x8'(4ply) .....$49 5/8"x4'x8' ..........fl.42 No. 10071iii95 With 1½ gallon galvanized tank. ;--- — withfoambck. 12 YA3' Burxk 9 •.immy S Bundle S 3416RSO111A$$ 4 'rf CARPET 34abNo 240 AIPW*LT l5 Year Warranty . Square .... 21% .. 1 . 70 Each • Ready to i'nstall 1 6'*8' sections. SHINGLES S CUT•ndCARRY LA I r No, YLR20. r370 Each * SHELF BRACKET No. HA3, fl1ztk Tile I I —I 10'x7'., Cypress Wood FENCE 11 5 School Sits MelodrarnOs:; 49Tile r.:LA 1111 II White, mildew resistant, waterproof caulk. ' HOUSE PAINT Hold All c ' I.Wfl • STORAGE BUILDINGS 2149 Each Your Choios: - — Drop spreading width 20". 65 I hopper capacity. 20C-9. 8t'9 9 Each - Fertilizer SPREADER LAWN SPREADER cowm '__h19 L Your Choice x' ?' Ea 39 Q9 11on SUPER CAULK Premiumgualitycaulk in five exditing colors. s.... Holds up o 150' tension cord. (SscdI Butcher Block, Wood Mosaic, Persian Stone, Old Brick. The 4-H County Council held a meeting at the Environmental center on Jan. 12. Six clubs were present totaling 37 members plus their leaders. Representatives from each club gave reports on their club's past activities. Mike Martin, Seminole County Forester, took the 4-11 members on a nature hike while the leaders held a meeting. He also save a slide presentation while the 4-H'ers attention was focused on a friendly squirrel. After .the nature hike, the council discussed events coming up including: Share-the-Fun on Feb. 1, the Central Florida Fair, the Teen Leader Retreat, March 28, 29, and 30, and the Dress Revue on April 18. 59t Bulb C4TR. Reg. Price (piece) ....................99C Rochelle Stone ( jj. Colors 429Each Seminole County joins Central Florida in the Mother's March for March of Dimes on Jan. 20, 20, 21 and 22 in order to further help in the serious health problem of birth defects. Since polio is considered a controlled disease, the March of Dimes has taken the prevention and treatment of birth defects as its main goal-effort. The Neo Natal Unit serving Seminole, Orange, and Osceola Counties is housed at Orange Memorial Hospital and is specifically equipped and designated to prevent and treat birth-related defects in the Central Florida area. According to Jan Freeman, president of Seminole Mutual Concert Association, the Kingston Trio has canceled the Jan. 22 appearance under a professional clause in the stanciard contract for performance. The Four Lads will appear in the trio's place, at 8 p.m., at the Sanford Civic Center. J(L' - 2 H .L FLUOR I ILt :, No-wax vinyl with adhesive backing. 12" x12" tile. k c ' Tt3Gau:n - '3'\' ' •\ .( Forester Hikes With 4-Hers 0' ')Ac V - 'Lads' Replace Kingston Trio $ [Be' 12" x 12" vinyl asbestos tile I Gold Chip, Spring Green or Pet ble Beige. 29 I 2x4x8' No.3 SPECIAL [ljJ TI Soft White. In 60. 75 or lOO watts. ln packages of( 4 bulbs •- --.t •• ••' ' Piece Each CAULKING COMPOUNfl FLOOR Til r S cow N 98 Wall-Cote Interior CONTROL S Lin. Ft. METRO- No. 32-1200 j"j %J has 19 elements; range r 85 miles UHF 100 miles VHF, 100milesFM/stereo. LIGHT BULBS 1.. Mother's March To Start Add $3 50 for rig/it or left hand miter cut ____ 1T4 EZ CORD \ . . 'J77.. Peg. Pride (each) .................16.99 r F 99C 29 Kid and White Nugget Each L4- Reg Price (cartridge) Post-Formed CUN E Bow PRUNING SAW 21" N 551 ______________________ ______________ Each JJL Scottyh s ' Has 3 cu. ft heaped,, act :• .; Registration for the Second Annual Series of Exploratory Trips sponsored by the General Henry S. Sanford Museum. Library is scheduled Saturday, Jan. 19, from 10a.m. to noon at the museum, 519 E. First St. There is no charge to participate In the program which is scheduled Saturday mornings beginning Jan. 26. Designed for middle school aged students, the program is conducted by Jan Johnson assisted by Gail Bell. It will Involve the art of engraved rubbing as well as archeological explorations from burial mounds to burial grounds. For information, call the museum 321.0710 on Wednesday or Friday, from 24 p.m. Each In Butcher Block, Golden KS-3 WHEELBIAIROW '\ •\ j 4f I Reg Price g"2galp:i/J Gallon ___ / For interior-exterior use. Provides watertight seal for most construction materials. Peg. Price (gal/on) .2.19 and 12 widths .---.-•- I 79Cartddge 2-Gallon - flfl . . 1L LATEX KORKER 999 ____ coa ing for renewing old roofs. - Flo-Cote LATEX PAINT ?' L..U. ROOF COATING 5.) :i:; Tn Explore Metrics Middle School Students ,.•.•., " Students Cook Museum Plans Trips For - iviz - itiaii r Thursday, Jan. 17, 1910-1B S EWJTRE STOCK REDUCED 5:iQ VAN FLORIDA'S BIGGEST NAME IN FABRICS! - .UiIIiIl( IIiIMi .'\'$iI Ii P4 % 1U.11tMilw4m itS kI%,s lift in.ess \UK — Sat. IS'S — Sun. it. Mon. tltrii Thurs. IS-S - Fri iS. aSS 1. FIRST ST. SANFORD M-M SANO1D - 2994 ORLANDO Dl. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. MAI MKi'.ii I Am to ..tt ow 41 thu a . 'I Mow, iti. U 'I �I - TONIGHT'S TV I THURSYL - 11:55 (17)p4EWe EVENING 6:00 (5)0(7)0 NEWS (10) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "interstellar Space" 2(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Jim Nabors. 12:00 aIUINDREADERe protect a Latin American dicta. 6:65 br, In tte u.s. for treatments 93(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA from assasains sent to murder CD 93 GOOD MORNING him. FLORIDA BARNABY JONES 7:00 Barnaby's reputation Is corn93(4) TODAY promised by an unscrupulous (5)0 MORNING NEWS fellow private Investigator C!) 93 GOOD MORNING extorting massive sums of AMERICA monsyfromaclient. 0])(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. (DOBAMiL.tJ while ANOTHEIMPOSSIBL.E everyone searches for Harris, (lOSESAME8TREE1(R) who disappeared While under. (1 ) THE THREE cover, Wojo and Dietrich feud 5003 / THE UTTLE RAS. With each Other over a woman. 0])(35) COLLEGE BASKET. 7:25 BALL Florida vs. Kentucky •aJTODAYINFLOFIIDA (17) RAT PATROL "The (DO GOOD MORNING Daredevil Rescue Raid" FLORIDA 9:30 7.30 CD 93 SOAP Chester TODAY confesses to Jessica that (7) 0 GOOD MORNING instead of visiting the minister, AMERICA he's been meeting the minis. 1(35)BULLWINKLE ter'sdaughterinarnotel. (10) CAMERA THREE 8:00 "The Family: Scenes From Brit. (5)93 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ish Working-Class Life" Public 8'25 reaction to th, family that parTODAY IN FLORIDA ticipated in the BBC series (7) 93 GOOD MORNING "The Family" is examIned. FLDA (Part 2) 8:30 (fl') NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Phoenix Sun! (LD(35)ANDYGRIFFITH Ople upsets the whole town when he proves that the famous Battle of Mayberry was only a blOOdIessbrawl. (1O) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Atmospheric Phenomena' 02(17) BOB NEWHART The liartleys are bombarded With legal hassles when Bob is sued by a patient and Emily fights a parking ticket. 7:00 93(4) FACE THE MUSIC (5)93 P.M. MAGAZINE (DOJOKER'S WILD 0]) (35) SANFORD AND SON Grady tries an ancient Oriental magic trick and shackles Fred toEsther. (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 0} (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred stages a circus in the junk yardwhenheisleftane,ephant bya tenant. 7,30 93(4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)0 NEWLYWED GAME (lJQ$ioO,000 NAME THAT TUNE (1!) (35) MAUDE Maude insists on a full court trial when she Is given a speeding ticket by an eager young traffic cop. Q (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: actress Pat Carroll. 02)(17)ALL IN THE FAMILY A midnight argument at the Jeffersons spills over into the Bunker household. 8:00 93(1) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Through mind probes, Buck, Wilma and Dr. Huer recall some of Buck's lighthearted and romantic adventures. (DOmE WALTONS CD 0 MORK s MINDY A bightiess young singer teaches .4ork several new ways to experience the joys of Earth. U)(35)JIMROCKFORD (10) PROBE 'Abuse" A Jook at the alarming rise in amiIy abuse - child abuse, spouse abuse and parent ms. AMERICANS Pracher" Rex Humbard, foievis4on ongelist, uses .flodern technology to spread t'e word of salvation. &30 (DOPENSON 93(4) SKAG Sksg's 15-year. old daughter announces she is pregnant but has not yet decided whether or not to have the baby. CI) KNOTS LANDING (7)020/20 (10)ThEASCENTOFMAN "The Harvest Of The Seasons' The domestication of plant and animal life and the roots of warfare are studied in a look at the Bakhtiarl tribe of Central Iran. 11:00 93(4) (1)0 (DO NEWS CIJ)(35)BENNYHILL (10) MEDIA PROBES 'Soundaround" This fastpaced program explores moden sound technology and how It shapes our lives, 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Benny Goodman, Bert Convy,. James WOOdS. (5)93 COLU&*O A 'iflPhO ny conductor faces a disparate scandal when his mistress threatens to expose thur affair totiiswife, p (DO Po1i (11) ( 5) LIFE AND TiMES OF BDO*NOBERT$ Dolores and Eddie malts up; Eddie finally agrees to participate k'i a male contraceptive exarjmsnt, UPSTAIRS, DOw,4. ITAIRE "What The Ftman aw" Edward is destined for 3couble when he gossips about fl4(10) ILOO 3he scandalous happenings he ltnessed at a country house (fl)(35) WH.D, WILD WEST West end Gordon go after an obwàed museum curator who pity. wantstoussthestatetrsuury 900 (4) OUINCY Quincy trló* to 12:40 (DOSARITTA Baretta Ides to help an immigrant Whole too honest to t the fact h, has to pay protection monsyto operatehisbusin.ss,(R) t'I ALL __________ 100 99 S (4) TOMORROW LISP RITE ________________ oR.d $TIANo CAUS LAST RITE 'ZAU] 7:UO1JLY SCDEARIYDAY _________ CI) ILAIR HEALTh (7) UN 7) WORLD At LARGE .36 93(4) COUNtRY ROADS iJ(35)ILOVELUCv (10) EDUCATIONAl. PROGRAMMING (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE ® TODAY DO GOOD MORNING 120 (1O) CROCKETT'S VICTO GM0EN 2)(17)R01lPERR0OM (I)SSEARCHFORTOMOR. ROW (DRYAN1 HOPE (1]) ( 5)DK VAN DYKE 9:00 93(4) DONAHUE (5)QMIEDOUGLas (7)93 MOVE 35)VEffTO 10 ascmic coMPu4v (R) 100 •CDDAYSOFOUR LIVES (1)93mB YOUNG AND TH REsr3$ ALL MY CHILDREN 0]) ( 5)36 LIVE (17) LUCY SHOW i000 •CARDSHAPIKS 1030 93 (4) H 0 L L Y WOO D SQUARES (5)0 10:55 (1)93 CBS NEWS 11:00 •CDH$ROJ1RE (5)93 ThE PscE IS RIGHT (DO LAVERNE S SHIRLEY (R) (5)93 M'A'SH 01]) 35 KUNG FU ()ZOOM(R) 0 17 IDREAMOFJEANNIE (1])35)I DREAM OF JEANNIE 0 17 ThE GIGGLESNORI HOTEL 3:00 (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL _______________ iiii NOtC PART-TIME CORRESPONDENTS Cooks, , __________________ . 9:45 WEATHER () . ' $4 ,.. ., , I . :' '.' 'V5 write news of local Interest from LONGWOOD • SAN. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if yo., haveaknack forgathering the socIal news from your respective Community to be presented in a column in ThC Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. Contact: Hairdresser wanted. Willing to vork 8 hrs. per day, 5 days a week. 323.0624 or 322.1426 (eves). Dog Back of said curve,S$.24 feet through that pursuant to Final Judgment of WORKING PEOPLE central angle of degrees OS' to FOIWCIOsIwe entered in the above.entItled cause of action 'n the the point of rivmi curvature $ SOOKIC EE PER $ curve concave Westerly and CIrcuit Court Cf the Eionie.nth MIAMI (UP!) .-Wbile surgeons tried tore"Ir the damage Judicial CircuIt, in and for isavingarsdlgsoi$l,f,,, Lwo pit bulldog, Inflicted during an attack on a 71-year-old SSECNETARIE$$ FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County, Florida, the thence Northerly aIofg the Notice is hereby given that I am woman, th. city commission In nearby Hollywood voted said curve will 17.00 f..t to the South. underslined Clerk sell at $ PAYROLL CLERKS engege in businees . , tore. pit bull owners to carry jujai, west corner of l.o 24 of said Block publIc sale to the highest and best FmbryOr.,C.$$,$,,,y,Semi,, 03'4O" C bidderforCashattheWestdoorof $CRIDITINVESTIOATOR$ EthelTiggs, who was attacked In her backyard by two pet pit County, Florida under the tic. 1): along the Southerly line of Lot 24 a the Seminole County Courthouse in titious bulls who escaped from their pen, was reported In "stable, that SAPPLIANCE SALES$ name of MR. GRASS, and dIsta,of1eg.7Ss,ef,th.,ewu Sanford, SemInole Counly, I intend to register said name degrm *rio" E along the Florida, ii the hour of 11 am., on good condition" Wednesday after a facial operation, jj wlththeClerkofCIrcul,Cj, SeutIyIlneofLotfl the 11th day of February, A, 0. Ban-.ard Seminole County, Florida In ac SCOMMUNITY PLANNERS frjjj5j . of ajcop 1,50, that certain real property lladis$anceotn.ssfeat,oa point cordancewithlh,provlsionsof the Institute. North of BeginnIng; thence situate and biing in Seminole $MACHINEOpERATOR$ FIctitIous Name Statutes, To.WIt: 13.0 feet to The point County, Florida, described as Section Florida Statutes begInning. ContaIning therein follows, to wit: owners should register SORUOCLERKS their dogs with th. city and carry at ____ 15.917 souar• feet. $ubi.ct to NOrth ½ of Lut 32A, SANFORD 51g. Daniel KIYU least $25,000 In liability Lziitrance. Florida Power Corp. Guying CELERY DELTA, according to PublIsh Jfl. 3, 10, 17, 21, 1950 $L.D.DRIVERS$ The ordnance was proposed In December after a pit bull DER. Ewment is rscorded In o. the PIat thereof as recorded in ooii usa, peg, s, S.ninole Put Book 1,' Page 75, Public $DESKCLERK$$ named Shiner attacked and severely maimed 7-year-old County, Florida Records of Seminole County, Frardde Scarlrough, who will require years of reconstructive 2. Lets 33 and 34. Block 11, Florida. Sanlando. The Suburb Resutlful, DATED this 15th day of MANY, MANY MORE Sanford Section, as recorded in January, A. 0. 1950. 'People are going bananas" with pit bull parittola, iild 005 SUMINDL.0 COUNTY BOARD PIes look 3. Page at, of the Public (SEAL) , AlA EMPLOYMENT Hollywood officiaL OPCOUNTYCOMMISSION,R$ Records of Seminole County, Arthur H. BeCkwith, .ir. 9l2FrencptAve. 323.3176 ffoffcsefPvIfo.rto, The ordinance passed over the objections of several pit bull IorIda. siIect to Florida Power Clerk of the Circuit Court Cornerof lOthI French Pebrwary 12,1955 Corp. easement p.r 0. R. look owners. Devid Corf, attorney for the Everglades Pit Bull aub, By: Eleanor F. Buratto ' "Your Future Our Concern" PiN P.M. 1174, Pigs 351, Seminole County, Deputy Clerk FIOII4. KENNETH W. MCINTOSH Of dlaorünlnatcry. The SemInole County Board of his been flied ,gainst you and you STENSTR0M, MCINTOSH, * * * * * * * * COmmissiOners will hold a publIc are ree,ired to serve a copy of JULIAN Ths two dogs that attacked Mrs. Tigp wee. purchased by hearing in Room SOsof the veur selttsn defenses, if any, en COLSERT I WHIGHAM her buslwnd, Fletcher, for protection about P4 ysrs ago. 5k Seminole County Courthov, Petitioner's attorney, WILLIAM Attorneys for Plaintiffs Sanford, Florida, on February 17. L. COL BERT, ESQUIRE OF Flagship Bank-Suite asld the dogs, &iook and El$on, hid banned anyone 1950 it 7:00 P.M., or is soon before, STENSTROM, McINTOSH, JUL. Post Office Box 1330 this-softer as poasible to consid.r IAN, COLSERT & WHIGHAM, Sanford, Florida 32771 But Tussday theyeecaped from their backyard ggloni, the folloWing: FlagshIpBankof5anford,$ui,e Publish Jan. 17, 24, 1950 ____ LEGAL NOTICE chased Mrs. Tiggi and attacked her tearing off , clAghea A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR P.O. lox 1330, Sanford, FlorIda. DER5s NOTICE OP CHANGE OF ANNUAL ZONING 32771.Oflorb.forePebruaryl7,A. and snapping at her legs, hack, buttocks, head and face. MEETING, CENTRAL FLORIDA REGULATIONS 0., 1950i and tile origInal with the Obsofihe dogs was killed by police who we spn noONJ by ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETy, INC. 1. MARTIN S. STUIIN$-L2 Clerk of this Court either before ans1gi)bor.TheQthsr,Snook,w,wndI,51,,J,4 ONE AND TWO FAMILY serviceon Petitlonersattorn,yor Notice is hereby given that the PICTITIOUSNAME a polk,, offlcur. The dog was later ca$ur'sd and taken tO 1so DWELLING DISTRICT TO CR Immediately therssfteri showing Notice is hereby given that lam Annual Meeting of the Central s-isl%t, title, Interest or lien engaged in business at * Rio Ala Florida Zoological Society, Inc.. RESTRICTED NEIGHBORHOOD 1*d. Coanty do( pOWId whir. it Us IspOcted to reCOver. shall be held on January 21, 1950, COMMERCIAL DISTRICT-Fl the Defendant his in or to the Mano, Altamonte Spring,. Fia. at the FIrst Federal Savings and (1.flO).7-Lofs 1 and2. Block 0, property described In the pitNion 33701, SemInole County, 0s-a Loan, on SR 436, in Altamonte the dog after I period of quarantine. Slovak Village, SectIon 31, and to show cause Why Wsat under the fictitious tame Tg,nSISI. 71, Rang. p t-• Wspirfy $liutd 150$ be akin for COBRA LANDSCApJ9Q,, of Springs, Florid., In the "Corn. H. id Ida wile had told him abs loved the dog and wanted s, mimity Room," at 1:00 p.m. All Page 11. Consisting of op. the use and puwpnsis set forth In I Intend to register said him back, In apit. of the MIM With voting Members an expected to proximately one acre. (Further the petition. II any Defendant fails the Clerk of the CWojit Cot,t, attend, and all persons having "But I 'm not geing to take the dog hack," he described as in the general $5 do is, a default will be sides-si Seminole Csn$y, Florida In ac business before this Board are also Cf Howell Brancit Reed against that Delendaiw for the ancew#hme,,vi,Ions,he invited to attend, .1511 Stefasis Reid,) (DISTRICT relief Iemand in the Petition. Pictltieus Name Statvtes. To-Wit: NO. 1) FUNNY. BUSINESS Alan L. Roie, by Roger Bollen P*IA$e.TAKE NOTICE *I$ SiCtiolt SILOS Florid. $tatut.s B. PUBLIC HEARING TO led ration bi amiss Executive DIrector ____ ' .CONJ1DIR REVISION TO MM- flied in this C•UIi and fiat Pos': Gerald Rutb.rg $lg. James U. Wheeler . PIItISSISs- will silt an Order of PVblieh:Jafl,y1II;,35,3,,i* TIR PLAN taking me any ether Order the oai., Jan. , 1.WNpI$ 1IlORL NO OII DEEM -REVISION TO SUNRISE Celwt Isems proper at a hearing . . (APPALOOSA VILLAGIPUD beferstheHONORASLE KEN. (PLANNID UNIT DIVE- WITH U. LEFFLEI, en of the • riu. OL1 LOPMENT) MASTER PLAN p JUdges of Ntis Court, en February • • a'. øioS. Legal Notice . , (14111.1- T 0 . I , _ I _ '*aI11S . 5 Fipite. ?MIV . Ij , . _ i. Teb* 71 heard ef fl$ meeting. WITNE my. hand iii seal of '. ' Old. Srswss Ass lt, . . I ti _____ ______ I II _iI ___________ L.. ____________ - . . As-N H. S*CINh P1*11k Jan. I?, 71, V _______________ Jr. osa - collection, T "Ike _sr." Littli ky Is Hssrt Issskio : . L99 Aid Wait Him . Ikems $5 .. U*.rl. PWIdo 31771 . (IN) 3001111 l*Jss. 11,17,34,31, 1S ing skills company . V 37-Business Property . - .:__ WOODED ' ACRE wroses & privacy sets off 4 yr. old 3 Bdrm wearth tone carp., Con H.A, indoor W.D hookup & good cash to mtg or FHA.VA financing. 8.45,900. Plenty of elbow room lake frontage on this 3 acre mini farm, comp. w•) BR home. Make offer. OSTEEN. Reg . MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker 290N.17.92,Casselberry,Fl. 514.5200 Eve. $34SS - LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL ENC.INE REPAIR (Fran. ChiSt'd Name Brands) Sates 8. Service. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner J. w:Il partially finance. $65,000. REALTY - REALTORS JUST LISTED! 3BR, lBhomein lovely flelghbOrhoodl 2 5cr. porches, w-w carp., din, area & morel Can you believe only $29,900?!! app WARRANT. ED, Call 323.3272 for info. 'WHAT A BUVI 4 BR, 2B home ona 1g. fenced lot in Sunland. Lg. Fla. rm,, ww carp., CH, eqpt. kit., & lots more! Only $29,900. SUPERI Dbl. wide 3 BR, 2B mobile home on approx. 10 acres! Farm In country! CH. A, eat-in kit., & DPI BPP WARRANTED. Just $4750Q Home Secretarial Service, Business, personal, fast, neat & reas, 569-1411 or 169.4491. Seek employment for 2 Viet. namese male refugees, ages 20 & 25. One speaks a little English, has someexp mdcc. 8. boat repair. Other speaks no English, exp. as fisherman, Any lob considered. Call 323. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE, 2 BR, I', B home in Longwood. CH.A, w.w carp., DR. den, pantry & more! New pool toot BPP Warranted. Yours for $17,500. Call 373 fl2 for info Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ?NEEDCASH? Use Your Home As Security Call Us For Terms Tower Financial Srv. 11002412469 Multiple Listing Service 2565 NOBROKERAGE REALTORS 9 PARK FE ES ____________________________ ij,i1,is1w.i Branch Office Sanford Gracious living. Peas. Weekly Imonthlyrates, utilities p1. Inquire 500 S. Oak 1117113. SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. 1 BR-$I99 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So 0$ Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.1670 ..Ma!iner's Villag. Lk Mary nice bId site. 99 x lid, S.000• '' 2640 sanford Ave. 321.O7S _____________________________ READY TO SELL ApIs. fOr Senior Citizens. Down tOwn, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowap, 311 Palmetto Ave. -. BR, 7, wCH I CA ww carpeting, cxc. coed. Only $15 $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. - NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB, Exec. 3 BR, 71, 1g. FR, FP, Ofl Oak shaded corner, Wivacy fence. $450 mo 322. 013. Owner Associate. ' I DELTONA .5310 MO. 3 BR,? BA IllFalmouth.Air.OPTION DiiionRealtor3fls$30.9035 I 01111 2 BR, IS, neww.wcarp. Fencedyd.Goidloc., 1380mo.3224035 Ba, 1'.',B, economical gas will furnace & range. Fenced rear convenient location, LR & Fla. rn., W* carp. $29,500. STEMPERAGENCY. REALTOR 322 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - I fl MIS - 3 BEDROOM, I', BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN. ZONEDMULTI UNIT. $25,500. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, NEW PAINT, PANELING & CARPETS, SUPER NICE. $79,500. EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. 3 BEDROOM, 2', BATH DE. LUX POOL WITH PRIVACY. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 71)95 MyrtleA,t' Sanfo,ct Orlancto )21 Ooio 371 4 pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down pdyments. 32)2717. ____________________________ Eves.3d$.003379s, REALTY WORLD. - ----- - - - - 1972 FORD 2 1974 PONT. Removed LANS 1 295 1973 FORD PINTO p895 Top Dollar Paid for lunk 5. 'used cars trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 ' _____________________ - DR. 65O BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto 150 Call 3221624; 32? 416f) ' 4 DR. 65O - ____________________________ . CHEV. _______ 77-Junk Cars . .. NEW P. IlSEL. tAT1 RlE5 BATTERY SHOP 107W 27th SI 323 9114 Bicycles for all thefanilly 110 up Call 323 3860 or 5115W. 2nd St. . .-.. ' 58-Bicycles _______ .. Will buy junk Auto Batteries, f'est t'ri Batte'ry Shop 107W 27th St 323 9)51 Brunswick pro pool table 8300 372 1038 -- . 1972 . . 57-Sports Equipment I I A OK TIRE 322.7480 SIocks81.95- Heavy Duty $695 Nw Batteries $2995 2413 French Ay Sanford -- GARAGE SALE I 76-Auto Parts for 59-MusI?l Merchandise Sale 12x60 FURNISHED, CENTRAL HEAT&AIR, LIKE lOOxISO CANAL FRONT LOT AT BIG BEAR LAKE, OCALA FOREST. $15,900. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 371.0610. 62-Lawn-Garden -. .. - - p _____________________________ I 43-L,ot$-AcI'eage ________________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7191 - Pioneeracres.Hewoutyourown homestead. 10 acres or more, I Sr. REAL ITATI Seer 395W. *7.93, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 562-3697 Complete Mobile Home Repair 39 3259 Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, Geri. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 60,75 after 5 p m. _____________ -. 97$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very Short time. Original $593. bal. SIll or $25 mo. Agent 339S3e. Used full size hotel-motel bed. ding. Very clean, 514.9Sea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-93, So. of Sanford. 3221721. -- inventory of brand new interipring bedding, These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Roll's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. 322-0731. - I - ________ Home repairs, paneling, roof & carp, repairs, remodeling. All work quar Free est 331 5465. -_______ .uterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 332.0707 wn&ndsciping )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired, Res, 1. Comm. Remodel & Additions. Call 131-5399or 562-0535 Private party will pay 55 for Washington quarters, 1964 or before. Will also buy dimes & halves. 331 0516. CERTIFIED LAWN I LAN DSCApIp4c FREE ESTIMATES 333.7903 ____________________________ Ut Ikuling Groomlng& Boarding ____________________________ Animal Haven Grooming Boarding Kennels, Thermo. stat confrole,j heat, off floor sleeping boxes, We cater to your pet 327 5732, ________________________ , WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPL lANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323 O9iI. ___________ lMan,quality operation 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beat. 327.1321 ll Antiques and Modern Furniture One Pieceor Houseful llridgesAntiques 3232801 ____________________________ Yard Debris, Trash APplianceji Misc (L 0CAL)349.337l ________________________ - Handy Used Mobile Home in good conci. tO bUy for cash in Sanford area. 322 0956. ________________________ -________ ()essmeklng I WE fILlY USEDFURNITUPE& APPLIANCES Santord Fur niture Salvage 322 1771 _______________________ -- I'nve Repsir - Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in Used furniture, Refrig,, Stoves, tools __________ __________________________ Ceramic TilS MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 569-5562. Cash 322.4132 - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook Sl9E. 1st Sf3725717 - -- - .,__,. ________________________ Beiuty Care ______________________________ - ________ _________ Registered Brangus Bull I yrs. oldw papers 322 1561 - ', off of total Call Bart USTOM HOMES BUILT REMODEIING& RgPAIR 5G. BALINT 3275665 • quar I Horns Improvements Consolid,)tedM,hin Systems M,ijor appl,., ,ill t,rancfs, C H&A free est 339 I49 ___________________________ 51-Household Goods IFTHISISTHEDAYt0b4JyInev car, see today's Classified ad, for beet buys. Lk. Sylvan area, S acres. $21,000. Other parcels avail. W, Maliczowski, REALTOR 373. 7903. Appliance Repair .. 1 awnmower, Kee commercIal, 22". new condition, siso 5130 -. Refrig. RPOAMANA I? cuff. Sola originally $5J4, now $216 or $21 mo. Agent 339 53$, su.saw ______________________ 68-Wanted to Buy Whybuyused?fiewbranctnan,e box springs 5. mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, full size, queen I king. Jenkins Furniture, 203 E. 25th St. 323 0951. H. EreesIMORRIS 'i:ii __________________________________________________________ FILl. DIRT I TOP somu.-YELLOW SAND Call Clark & HIrt 323 7560 ______ ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. on beautiful I yr. old Double widew.2hugebdrms,2befhs, Con HA & eat-in kitchen. $78. mo. lot rental. Call now! 570,500. Harold Hall Realty, Inc., 323 5774. --________________ SI -- .. __-_._--.-.-.- FURNITURE & THINGS Buy & ?,,(l New& Used Furniture 500 S. Sanford Ave. 3716593 I ________ - )IO3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 - VAIFHAFinan.inq Ray Bait Realty, Inc. Peg. Real Estate Broker 31R,lS.Ig.lof.CH.A,carp.,aft gar., well with underground system. Chaln.linked back yd. with lle3Zicr. swim. pool. Must see to appreciafe. Brokers Protected. 332.7534 S stuent variations. IA tempo's (controlled), Worth over 8800, 1st 8750 cash takes 372 4810 aft 5 pm. . I oval dinette, 4 chairs & extra leaf. Sunbeam compost shredder, S hp Briggs & Stratton motor. Console radio & record player. 6615315. See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 40 acre orange wove, Geneva. 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. -. -- -- LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 3234.400 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 621.3003 '78 Dodge Power Wagon, lwh, drive, auto,, AC, PS, PR, cxc. (t)(I 11.000 & fake over 373 0389 aft, 4.30. C.ultars, amplifiers & drums, Clearance saId save up to $303 Bob Balls Discount Music Center 7705 French Ayt' 322 7255 ________ .____::_ - - I acre lots on Paved rd. Terms you can afford. $300 dwn. Osteen. _________________________ mi -- Side by Side refrigerator, $75, I picnic table, w 2 benches, $30. full size baby bed w mattress, 65-Pets-Supplies $2S Oak porch rockers, $79,g,... metal office desk, $70. Jenkins AKC brindle male Great Dane, 9 Furniture, 705 E. 25th St. 323 months, must sacrifice, $200 0981 fIrm. 377 7847. 30" Kenmore wh el range W _____________________________ timer, $50. 17*19 harvest gold basin, complete, $70. 33 - 5MS. 67-Livestock.Pouitry 5 French (Il 92) Sanford 323 5374 FOR SALE BYOWNER 4 BR. 21, great rm., eat-in kit., DR, Fl. rm. Mayfair area, high SO's. After 8, 323151?. Rite or Day. .---. ------ - w I It's Iikepennie from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. -______________________ Reg. 73A- ' 1972 black 911 Porsche $3,800 Fullyeqpt 32240)8 new. '19 r-Oo Super Van F xc cone low J2 U/vt Ia- Critchfield ltX tip Mercury One seat, trailer, great ski boat 372 1415 ,ift 5 p m Chips for sate liyd.UHauI 372 0791 The Real Estate Agency Inc., R.altors ,_,..._.... , 73 Dodge Polara. good cone paint & 'op 1 dr AC & htr Also (7) 8' Side boxes, S'aht, 2 drs ea box w bins in one. 323 5071 _______________________ -. - - 55W-Boats & Accessories I -- - Carport Sate 7009 Adarn Avc. Thurs. Fri,95 -- i I Army Boots $lI.99pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3I0 Sanford Ave. 322 579) I _____ - . - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 3II3l5E.First5t, 3275677 - _________. Fairmont S W. all options, cxc. cond 14.600 May trade. 3220098. _______________________ 73 Pontiac C.randville. 7 dr auto V 8. AC. AM FM, loaded, Sharp 323 2)78 or 322 2088 --- _-- 1978 Coachman Deluxe, 25' w Ree.e hitch, air, awning, fully Self ,,ont 321 0075 86.500 or best otfr - , - _____________ __________ , Wflter V ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 17 92 Sa'ford, 11W 37171 _______ ______ Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. los' paved road. 740' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. $14,980. ..0 QUALIFY INC 3'BP home. New lIlA & carpet. Owner will iinance w Substantial down. $33,000. 337.7257, - . FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., ..QrJando_-.........lli'w, Dlii ,',utel (ii). springs mattresses, $30 set Sanford Auction, 1715 5 French. 373 7340. 323-7832 R lB 322.9283 -- AIR5TREAM EXCELLA 1973. 31'. set up on lot in of Florida's prettiest camp grounds, Twelve Oaks Camp Qrou,id, Enjoy your here $11,000 323 6323. - in class - Garage Sale, 2nd Ay Chuluota, Live Oak Ln Sat & Sun 7 ' Jan 19 7. 70 I -- *-Miscellaneous Eves.3220612,372 1587 207 E.2SthSt. 42-Mobile Homes - ,,rd She turn diSheS, ieters, linens & misc 108 S., Sunland Dr.. Sunland Estates, Sat & Sun.95 _______ 2135' 7SRV1 Vehicles I - (2) 100' wafer front lots on Lake Harney. 818.500 ea. 1890's VICTORIAN ON COP. NER LOT, NEEDS RESTOR. ING, CAPTAIN'S LANDING VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $35,000 TERMS. - Sale - t'-,i WIll buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We also make Peal Cstate Business boos. Florida Mortgage Investment, 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422 2916. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. NEW) BEDROOM,7BATH,2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR 8, HEAT, ON CORNER S ACRES. OVER 400' ROAD FRONT, A MUST SEE! $39,900. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work I there wouldn't be any. ____________________ - - 47-A--Mortgages Bought & Soki HAL COLBMT REALTY Inc. 2 BEDROOM COZY BUNGA. LOW ON NICELY LAND SCAI'EU LOT. APPLIANCES & NEW CARPETS, EXCELL. ENT LOCATION. ONLY $20,000. 24 BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker I We buy equity in houses, apts & vacant land. Lucky In vestments, P.O. Box Sanford 322 5207 W Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker :,I0HN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phon 327-7UI. Sanford Leasew.OptJon3BR,l5 CHIA, sc porch, carport. $29,900. I BR, lB condo, kit. eqpt., $273 ins. 1st, last + 5150 sec. RIggs Realty, REALTORS. 333.7973. V Lot or Acreage wanted For mobile borne 372 0216 323.6061 or eves. 323 0517 Country bik nice & clean 3 BR 2B, sc porch, fenced back. Owner holding. Low dwn payments, less than rent, Sanford-immaculate 7 BR, 21, all appliances, w-w carpet, club house I pool. 8.33,900.327. 0333. .- 323-2222 54-Gara' We buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. 319 2500 -- ______________________ ________________________ -- -. 47-Real Estate Wanted Build to Suit our tot or yours FItA VA. FHA23S&745 EVERY DAY someone is lookflsg for What you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad wilt appear here tomorrow. - 03-. I .. I 25445 French Ave 322 0731 377 01?9. 322 5353,3223772 REALTOR $59,900. ANYTIME I BROKER 24)95 Myrtle Ave Orlando S.Intord 325 0640 ALLFLORIDAREALT'Y OF SANFORD REALTOF -. - "' BARCAIN TV'S Whypayn,ore HERB'S TV 2597 S Sanford Ave 323 1731 V repo 19" Zdnith, Sold orig 819175 bal, 8.18316 or $17 mo Agent 339-8386 SEIGLER REALTY Let us help you sell or buy your properly. ----- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 tc '15 models. Call 3399100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) '' Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye Place a classified ad. and pile the money in your wallet! ... + STENSTROIVI -. I 3 I clean 8. f urn. gas heat. carpeting, Inside utility rm., new kit floor. Priced at only $26.9S0 For Estat&' Commercial & Resi dentai Auctions P. Appraisals Call Dcii's Auction, 3735670. C'oodusedTv's,$75&up MILLERS ?6l9OrlancioDr. Ph 377 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, ROAD FRONTAGE. LARGE OF STAND CYPRESS, VOL USIA COUNTY $800 PEP ACRE. 'T F RMS. M. Unsworth Realty Good benefits. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo GOLF COURSE LOT WITH TERRIFIC VIEW OVER LOOKING SMALL POND, $20,000. REALTORS ?710$enford Ave. 322.7972 72-Auction _____________________________ , ng Hwy 92, 1 mite west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, w,Jl hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's. the only one In Florida. You set the reserved prIce. Call 9.23 detaUi. _____________________ , - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION BARGAINHUNTERSPARADISE' 35 ACRES I AKE F PONT. T ALL. TREES, GREAT ACCESS. 87.500 PER ACRE. Lakefront living is avail. in this elegant 3 BR, 48 home,. Situated on 1' acres complete w.SBR. lB guest cottage. VIon't last at $92,000 retiring IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm home with carpet. New energy saving central air 8, heiit with assumable s' pct. mortgage or refinancing priced at 8.15,900. Must see to ap preciate. SHADOW LAKE wOoDsDesigner home wwood & stoneexterior, Great Rm,flre. place, intercom, Solarium, walk.in closets on wooded acre for $107,000. Spacious 3 BR, 2B luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for 8.55.900. VA FHA lerms avail able. 80-Autos for Sale Trade Privatepartywilttradeport i,.. rcmote control color TV for 2 rolls of Washington quarters, 5964 or before. 33) 0816 That'sClassifiedAds ______________________ S ACRES WEST SANFORD. LIPSALA NEAR ROAD. NEEDS FILL 810.900 TERMS 3 BR, I B on 2 lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only $29,900. BE A UT I F U L COUNT P V PROPERTy- 12 acres, 4 Bdrfll, 2 Baths, fenced, 2 wells, farm tractor & mower, MUCH MORE, close to City con veniences. 1 yr. warranty, 864,950, LAKE MONROEV Bass fishing capital of the World! Lovely Ildrm, 2', Bath, lakefront home has pool on one acre, Private boat dock, fireplace in FIn. room, formal dining, lots of extras. $39,000, LOVE AT FIRST SIGHTSpotless 2 Bdrm home wlarge Fam Pm, terrific kit. chen 8. landscaped lot in superb area for just $30,950!! I ACRE ZONED MOBILE WHISPERING HOME. PINES WALKING DIS lANCE TO BIG LAKE GEORGE 16.500 OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED, READY TO BUILD IN NICER AREA. $8,500. Cash for your lot' Will build c your tot oi Our lot Enterprise, Inc. edt' lnc. Realtor 641 301 3 .. H. Ernest REALTORS VA-F HA-235-Con. HomI , LOW Down Payment - and 21-Situations Vianted _______________________ . flwflts INC. - __________________________ ) ''' I 10-Swap & 52-Appliances Scars Kenmore chrome plated 36" coil type counter unit with built in griddle Two 6" & two 6" surface elements. 323 1)15 + 5306133 or 339.11lleves. .ittie want ads bring big, big results. Just try one. 322.2611 or Business location, rent 2000 ft., fully carpeted, modern, beSt location, excellent traffic & viSibility. Call 322440) REALTOR MLS 372.1475 Lvi 223.3914 needed. All - 43-LotsAcreage _______________ Apply In person to: RONALDG. BECK Advertising Director EVENING HERALD 300 N. French Ave. Sanford - * FORRESTGREENE REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night -4't.usesL*ifurnèshed * * 0 * Interior Furnishings spelling a must, ' billing Longwood 3 BR. 2R, lots 01 Storage, neat & clean, cornet site w trees 843,750 Van Wright Associate J.J. Herman Realtor 6150440 Eve 830 0102 telephone soilcita. tion. Write COPY, complete order forms, - REAL ESTATE lnc- !!-ApIrtmssIts Furnished ________________________ ' ' - Harold Hall Realty 'Sell advertising for classified section by iSO 3. APSUIS . SiReN . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE SALESPERSON tIl$pr.NchAv..: . _____ OPPORTUNITY Needed: young men & women, 20.30 yrs. old, to be trained for an exciting future in the home entertainment industry. Must be personable, attractive & lke to work with tne public No direct exp. necessary. Top pay.TIrectofyourduIl,roui job? Now is your chance to get ahead. Apply in person , Westgate TV. K Mart Plaza Shopping Center, Sanford, 9:30 am. to 1:30 p.m. daily. 41-Hnuses ' CAREER * __ '-.---- - Whatever me occasion, there is a classified a to solve it. Try one SOOn. ____________________________ exp. V Fir Ths Return , , Miiii* . __ 1 S WAR ,. 5 Ciuirt en this Rh lay .i Jeiwary, A' 0., INS. ThN in altsndojue wii * bSerdanler$enceme.flmpy (SIlL) __ AlttoWH.kfo*iIli,jr. * Clerk aS the Court i * Manager, Near1Is may be opsilnued Srs, time' $5 time is By Ju'ie I, Curtis * . AS Deputy Clerk found necgsajr,', pw* avaIlabl, by callisg 1734* STENITROM, MCINTOSH, • lidenelpe , , JULIAN lewd Cf County cemmus. 'Ccu.$i*r 5 WHIGNAM Slows P.O lee tIN * F'Ig.Ill'IaSkCf$ife kmnolecense,,FIN'ida * By: WlfMai KWkoff W I '• $kw Aid Frtss. I I'Mti' $dsaw hrwlss. V _ - U lest. (Dl$TRICT , ' , IS, INS, at 9:11 am. in Chambers soles,. Village Planned Unit at the Seminole Causdy Cow'- * ijij these.. it Sanford, F1's-Il.. All pu j asi s.st si $tSStoffiepctleaand all Ms-lies ' U Siuth Ralsse N Bass isi 55Cjiep WRislid may 1fl11 1111 be .... , ' -V arc , Sanford, 3 BR, 1' B, washer.. dryer, all.appliances, $390 mo.. 523.6570. - - 41-Houses - OUSELVESEDITOR 3222611 9.5 daily Mon.Fri vs. Furnished RN, 1.4 & 4.52, full & part time, Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, so MelionvUle. 38-nted To Fnt FACTORY-.- warehouse help needed, chance for act. ______________________________ vancement, mature local Wanted 2 BR, SB, reasonable resident preferred, benefits, rent. Inside city limits. 322 phone 3231405. 2452 aft 8 p.m _______________________________ ASSEMBLERS Positions now open for 41-Houses production carpenter helpers . with nation's largest producer of factoryVbujit modular 3 tldrrti,Zbaffl housing. Must have some has new ww carp, paint, Con carpentry exp. Apply Cardinal HVA, 8. 2 yr old roof; Din Rm, Industries, Inc., 3701 S. San. paneled Fam Rm & huge ford Ave., Sanford, FL. No fenced yd in Pinecrest. Only phone calls. Equal Op. 815.900! portunity Employer BANANA LAKE FRONT: 3 Nurse Aides, 7.3 shin, exp. Bdrm, 2 Bath, 200 sq ft. huge preferred. Apply in person, Fam Pm W-fireplace over Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 looking Oak shaded lot WVSOO' E. 2nd Sf, lake frontage, 75' dock & more! 866.300. DORIS DIETRICH . - PT, only in fine dining. Particular interest in dinner.line cook. Call Mrs. G, 6684493. Deitona Inn. Did Wheat Admit Guilt? Wornan 33-House ------------------ WANTED To ARE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR DAY.CARE SITTER? Part or full.time, your children will be well taken care of by mature I reliable person wreasonable rates. Hot meals I snacks,. M.,.cc.., timeflex.,ages2g,up$344503 (days) I 3235141 or 322.7133 (eves). Wanted WANTED: Housekeeper to care for elderly Couple. Must be able to do housecleaning & cook. If interested, send name & address to: Box 45, co The Evening Herald, p.o. Box 1657. Sanford, FL. 32771. 18-Help Wanted IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DRIVERS WAREHOUSE CASE NO: 7924$$CA4S.L 24 Hr. Babysitting Immediate openings. Must have THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE In My Home Fl. Chauffeur license, 25 yrs. SPRINGS. FLORIDA.amunlclpal 323.1565 or older with good driving corporation organized and exIstIng record. Annual starting salary under the laws of the State of _______ _____________________________ in excess of 810.000. Exc. 9-Good Things to Eat Florida, Company benefits, maior GU'ORT MISS. (UP!) - Prosecutors VlIIle in jail prior to the first trial, Wheat PlaIntiff, Florida Aluminum Distributor were expected to press today for the advs. wrote In one note that he wanted to plead Navelorangeslgrap.fruif is expanding to Longwood to 'ELTON HUNT, LOUISE AT. mission into evidence of two handwritten $lbu.Callafter5p.m. guilty to the murders. serwe greoler Oriancio area. K1NSON and FLORIDA POWER 3226733 . Call 2 p.m..4 p.m. to schedula notes In which accused murder Kenneth CORPORATION, a Florida cot'. In the second note, which he called a press interview. 331611.1, Wheat said he wanted to plead guilty to the FOR SALE relesie, Wheat uld, "I'm completely InFine Quality Temple Oranges Defendants slaying of a young Kentucky honeymOofling AVON nnt of the Mayer murder,. In order to 3223313 NOTiCIOPACTION FIGHT INFLATION couple, ______________________ spare myself and my family the neediess TO: VELTON HUNT . Sell Avon. Increase your earning Defense attorney Earl Stegall and District ____________________________________ 1120 Everett Drive fl-lflStruCfjOflS power. For details; Call soffering of a lynch-mob trial, which would Dayton, Ohio 45407 Attorney Albert Necalse argued before ----------1.141.4687 or 6443079 end ma gas chamber verdict, I've decided LOUISE ATKINSON Harrison County Circuit Cowt Judge Kosta WANTED Specialty third cook. plead guilty and I will not appeal." Stitch a Rainbow 54 West 74th St. Viahos Wednesday over the admissablilty of Must be able to prepare cut, Apt. 412 Wheat also maintained in the note that, CreatIve Expressions 322.7513 Season, and Cook meats, the two note,, which were written by Wheat New York, N.Y. "The FBI and (Harrison County) Sheriff poultry, Seafood, vegetables, before his first murder trial last month. FLORIDA POWER COP. all types of noodles, soups and Leroy Hobbs have falsified evidence, '40 LONGER USED CM%PING PORATION bejudgewasexpectedtotigeon,s other foodstuff according to GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL pressured witnesses Into lying and have fed c.o Thelma Maxhlmer, the Cantonese cuisine for before he prosecutlonresumed Its case In the IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED ResIdent Agent the news media a bunch of lies to make me Consumption in the Res. AD. fourth day of the trial today. 3201 34th Street, South look like a kill-crazy monster." taurant. Salary $275.00 to St. Petersburg, FtoriOa Wheat, a 40-year-old exconvict and native 40 hours week, plus two meals YOU ARE HEREBY II) a development that 'iiously its prised a day. Experience required of PearlRlver County, was accused of capital NOTIFIED that a Petition in minimum 2 years. Call 830. Necalae during the day, state witness Linda Eminent Domain on the following ____________________________ murder In the double slaying of Joseph Legal Notice 4444 or see Ms. Mary Carman, Perry, a first cousin of Wheat, testified a property in Seminole County, Mayer, 24, and Teresa Mayer, 21, Florida Employment Service, Florida, to wit: . pI)llC inpote drawing tiat honeymooning couple from Paducah, Ky., Sanford, Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ____________________ 1. From POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, the Migiqippi Gulf Coast last swuiner, Both ldentlfyttwdefendantasaauspectln the case Lot 23, Blockthe$outhwestcor-of 11, Sarllando, TheAND FLORIDA TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs "don't look like him at alL" victims had been shot and the young woman Suburb Beautiful, Sanford SectIon, mature person for short trips CIVIL ACTION NO, 7?'232O-CA.O. as recorded In Plat Book 3, Page L surrounding Sanford. Contact had been raped. "81w dIdn't tell me that before," Necala. 68, PublIc Recoda of Seminole CUStomers. We train, wrIt. 0. Hewaacoflvlctedofthemurderofl',reu In F. Dick, Pres.. Southwestern after the trial was recessed for the day. County, FIorIdI; run West along JAMES L. ROBINSON, JR., and RIE 0. ROBINSON, his wife, Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx. his first trial last month and sentenced to a The district attorney said he would 1O5i the South line of said Block 11 a 76101. PlaIntiffs, distance of 102.42 feet to the point lIfeprIsonterm.Proeecutors$oU)ttheth examine Ms. Perry when she is called as a of begInning; thence continue penalty, Necaiae also was seeking the death defemelater Inthetsialand added "Then I'll West along said South line 164.3$ LEWIS C. R. ALEXANDER and '' ' 4 4 4 RY B. ALEXANDER, his wife, penalty In Wheat's trial for the murder of to the point of curvature ota have more leeway and I don't have to be as curve concave Northerly and Defendants. jopi, HAPPY PEOPLE rdce to her." NOTICIOFSALI havingar.dius of 3346fw$a , ARE __________________ thence Northwesterly along NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11:30 S(4)WHEEL0FFORruN! (7)93 FAMILY FEUD V. _____________________ Found Siamese type cat in Carriage Cove, Sunland Estates area. 6214433 or aft 3, 323.3377 ._________ -chici- - Care (DQ ALL IN THE FAMILY 2:30 sure to get results _________________ s-Lost & Foufld 6:30 93(4.) 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EVE YE S T Thursday, Jan. 17, ipso ACROSS by Chic Young _______ ___________5IGNHERE--ITSA0ELIVRV 1 FOR YOUR WIFE FROM —.---..--1T&JOBURY'5 42 Pull 44 Took aback 46 Fishy Answer to Previous Puzzle ID ( "( fr) A 1 Newborn CHojANo ó t as infant 49Closerelauve (TON STY C A TO 5 Expose 53 Tree IIIIIIINN UMSHE L 9 Third person 54 Government H AR T ______a l2Britishprep byafew LINUS school 56 Genetic •_1_ A1i a a 13 Wild goat material FR I H 14 Vote against 57 Northern DEAR DR. LAMB — My spo I L INC __ European Iii 15 Footwear vi husbandls25yearsoldandhe 58 City in thong ' has been having severe 00 R N I NI B 17 Auxiliary verb Pennsylvania K IPdO iAC £ STA A0C F K C 0 headaches for the past two 59 Sports 18 Ant a years. They usually occur at S T 0 P F 0 n enthusiast . 19 Jacks or better 60 Brim night, sometimes waking him 21 Capital of 61 Baseball S ____ I Cluster Headaches Difficult To Treat ___ Lamb I 0n Stromberg Heist .. .5.-. _________ - - -- -. WELL, IIOW t)Q YOU I ________ ( __ - - n c i I Meets i 1411=410111111— A#" - HAMW a A ' ' YOU ARM"" FAN" r Stan Lee - Ev ill 4"k 00" J ______ C.) * -, ___ W 'A= LP M V6 SAWY. - .-. .- .• I' - - WM . OF __________ i OUR NO HASWT HAP A SA&MFIF yp His SUP,UU WMTOUT • PLOIAMSS - - S Adil bu1I,1WSft Lake X - $IIISD CMb* NM MNOi I*ISD II th tiAPIi*/ .*. di • - - . - I S ai.alll.t4 S A - ci - Cj! Today Mary Taps Reserves For Park -, roadways, but he realized such a policy would now becomle law. BrWle .........................IIIA Clauffled Ads ................11-111A d tw or Um pages in the state's driveW handbook explaining cyclist's Dw Mason of the Florida Freewheelers and Tom Jonm of an Altamonte bicycle r$tWthg the city to flout a bond issue city would have r,aUs,d in the Increased shop In also suggesting roads be widened Ry DONNA UM before he will approve the loin to the city value of the land In the psst yew. and rustriped to create bike lanes, and Herald urn Willie tj is bikepaths be installed wherever Faced with th,HP1.&ilgthe to buy the land. Purchase plies of the The property involved is the 3h acres $37,300. Recent oppralsal of the tract poI'4e. Hattaway said where phI park land o ty the city has planred these things would be done, but not much tar mere tkM i yew I. duuae, the adjacent to dly-enned. Crystal Lake showed its correet yaks. at $10,310. tá. Mary Oty Cemell Thwaky idgM Park onGridssd Avenue. Mn city has City Managar Pidi Kilbus aid the money Is ivpil&4. for the job voted wwilv'ouily to $cIup4warlly use had an option on the parcel for more than chances are "extremely good" te city Sheriffs deputies Ho Taylor and Hank a year. 11w optIon Is to expireMonday, will receive at least a itlil grant (or Bluely aid bemsnols curreotty has a city r.wve fur* for the aeu1aihion. If the option expires without the city the purchase of the property. Kuibs, Is saf ety program, which at lit provides City AttorneyGary MSy told the closing an On purdiass, the city will not expecting word of fbi grant approval almost every Seminole elemen ta ry to board be recai ved wore jet lagil aiy Is. the $3,710 ibich was med to from the U.S. Deourtimet of the Interior dWed with a lecture from a deputy on Thiadsy aiØ's Ulitiag that counsel for ComRenk-Longwood is hind the oi*Ion, but also the $13,500 the safety S.. LAKE NaY, Page ZA 55 -. & - - Crossword .....................IA DewAbby Dr. Lamb ...................... IA 4* or1da ........................3* UOC$9 .....................IA ZA 3A 7A 1OA Televisiss ................LIISUI S - P j . -. ZOONiS b T. K. Ryan .1 Carter Ponders By TOM NSEL building they could call their own, said Reynolds, where they Herald Stilt Writer could study, perform or go to find out about art in the county. The Council for Arts and Science for Central Florida ConThe possibility of using the large auditorium planned for the ducted an open meeting Thursday evening at the Sanford Civic new Lake Mary High School for performances was mentioned, Center to determine the ways of meeting the artistic and The school is expected to open in 1981. 0 ic Deasion cultural needs of Seminole County. A desire for more art in the public schools utilizing the Special Invitations had been sent to representatives of state's Artist in the Schools program was expressed. Dr. WASHINGTON various cultural organizations, educators and artists Mabel Sherman, the program's state director, said young BOB HAA WAY carter will make a decision win the the Union message next Wednesday. throughout the county, anid about 50 people attended the students control the future and if the country is to survive education d next several days on whether the United meetlngto express tsü- vim about art and culture and how it artistically, the U.S. must accept the need for more art 10 Powell said Carter "will devote the -. - States should boycott the Summer cow in ugs ares . In Moscow, his apàkewsan said major portion of his State of the Union Ol y m p ics Many ideas were discussed and interest In specific areas Dorothy Morrison, chairman of the humanities department . HO ttaway addr ess Jan. 23 to the threat to In. ______ ,, . swnfwAlne .,. a,..,.u.. ..i.e ... i'r' , ..ui. ii.... 11tI I ... w n. .v.. a xu wiii wimviuviii. r,JL not mu, uui But White House press secretary Jody ternatlonal peace and security created dinator for the couw% It may *Imply be wishful basic part of a person's education." Powell noted Carter has already said he cby the invasion of Afghanistan and to the thinking without strong public support and funding. Reynolds said funding for projects can be made availableG could not support American participation ontinuing crisis in Iran" "Therewua feeling among everyone," he said, "that while with public support. "I feel if people in the community can in the*Soviet Union July 19-Aug. 3 while Carter planned a foreign policy breakeverything is possible, and there are some good ideas, that It's come up with a project or create something they want, we can Russian troops are in Afganistan. come up with the funds but It must be well-defined." going to fall on deaf ears." fast today with Secretary of State Cyrus Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Reynolds is currently painting a mural depicting a scene Powell spoke as the two top officials of Vance, Defense Secretary Harold Brown, By DAVID M. RAZLER funding for the Sanford office of the arts council expires next from the IM on the side of a buUding on Magnolia Avenue at the U.S. Olympic Committee arranged to who has just returned front China. Herald Staff Writer First Street In Sanford. In speaking of the mural and how it can month, which may force its closure. meet later In the day with White House national security adviser Zbigniew The proposal to have bicycle riders aides on the situation. The committee has Brzezinski and White House chief of staff Those attending the meeting expressed a desire for an old make the public more aware of art in the community, ride against traffic is dead, said State charged Carter has no legal basis for Hamilton Jordan. b'U or home, that could be converted to a permanent arts Reynolds said "That's the way I communicate better that will " AcWrs and ld like to ll Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte keeping American athletes away from They were expected to discuss a report Springs, Thursday at a meeting with law Moscow this summer. from Deputy Secretary of State Warren enforcement officers and local bike Armed with philosophical arguments Christopher that his mission to Europe enthusiasts. Instead, Hattaway said, he intends to anti bylaws of the International Olympic this week found wide support for "strong committee President Robert Kane U.S. and Executive Director F punitive action" against the Soviets. research legislation which will combine Comtnittee, education and enforcement of Florida's The Foreign Ministry of SovietDon Miller canto to Washington from current statutes pertaining to cyclists. Colorado Springs, Colo., for the White occupied Afghanistan today invited Since Hattaway proposed the change in newsmen from all other countries to visit the direction cyclists travel last month, [louse meeting. the nation and report "the correct and he has received more mail on it than any Carter will speak out on the Soviet true picture" American journalists failed Other Issue except a proposal to ban the invasion of Afghanistan and on the to present. Act, butI am no problem,"said Macdua, certain circumstances," said Public use of rabbits for training greyhounds By JANE CASSELBERRY who Is president of TransGulf, a Con- Service Commission Chairman Bob several years ago. In this case, "99 Hendd Staff Writer cent of it wasnega v, legislator ,This is really all we wanted all tinental Resources subsidiary. "It just Mann, head of the committee. along," saidGus L. Madllui, Continental takes little time. I suspect because the "We ought to tell the Legislature, 'last b proposal, originally reques pipeline will be crossing several states an ou ummed it Take the memo , Sanfor d p olice Pr ; He was tallw about a tentative fin. overall federal environmental impact out now and l ghway Patro l ment and t wo Florida H i iêê isis isi iii.. statement will be the simplest. It would 3, S id ,l uxng , a COuuiuu4vv e officers, calling cyclists Continental coal state Leglslat*re t look into the be more efficient If one federal lead inst traffic rather than with It, fe&%JbWty of mubwUon of a IMM& agency will take on respionsibillty." power to cross the property of railroads, aga com laints By United Press International "The financing is something that will who don't want the competition. S Iran, as the Iranian authorities apcoal slurry pipeline to connect the state' n 17he chairman should clertainly be crding groups and Midwest coal fields and po4er plants In have to be worked out with the shippers Government-banished American parently wanted it. Ooii5uWay aft .e y, IUI • arui (utility companies in Florida and commended for seeing some of the The radio, monitored by the BBC In Florida and Georgia. reporters packed their bags for their taway explained. "We won't build it unless the project is Georgia) and the financial institution. problems with Ow W&Iation we have Thursday ee viable, competitive and environmentally We are taking it as rapidly as we can but seen," Madil ua said, the 50 American hostages who on their Irania ns marched through Tehran and developing project as big and as a The Legislature granted Continental go shame they had to sound. ft's a two s deputies and three local 76th day of captivity had scant hope of other ciUesThursday, mixing areligious commemoration with a massive protest tirough all of this effort to comis to the complicated as this one lust takes time," formerly Florida Gas Co. eminent cyclists, wasc1ed because of the going anywhere, "me conehWon we have been rspwft said Mwflua. He has estimated thie domain power during On IM sesdon, working The expulsion of all reporters denouncing both the United States and ginIal bill. pi peline could be opera tional by 1396 or but imposed several conditions. all alcOg," he said. ;IOfl produced a for American news organizations left the the Soviet Union. jç Lawmakers Theccinmittee, which will be American correspondents, banned for an effort to make both official Tehran Radio as one of the cne consensus The Legislature should remove the and said it must find the project Its findiW to the Legislature, delarprimary sources of -Informfion from See REPORTERS, Page 2A and drivers aware of their 'mined the WWw M firm (fwwly redrlicdons on the public condemnation economically and environmentally cyclists, and some form of Inknown as Florida Gas Co.) should be power given the firm, Continental feasible. aeaaed enforcement should be created Th. Lion Roars,.. allowed to bud a ci rry pIpeline Resources Co,, last summer so con- They also said every state tobecrossed Hattawa' also said he would Into rimidg it it can pt, dw wem7 structim ca be& once Ckintinental gets by Ow project would have to gmt reselutch the poWbility of prohibiting çnvlrouinental permits and finng. financing and the required permits, the Continental eminent domain authority children under a certain age onto major Tim Wings won't become final untfi take effect and ft p4*W would have to Mrommentally and. emondeafly h"W, the pod sSW in twative atler and meeting next. Tuesday. be operated as a ommm em a in so "We ought to acknowledge that anyone wanting coal would have to be U1111101111111 T1111111111111111by. N111111141111111 . ,We WW hg" 10 faillm dw pr C C1 fim I piptUnes a fusible mode of tran- r led evien U that m I au Of thle spollUuun of bulk tvinuimmues wKWt power plants' neellis couldn't be met pAllined In On Envkom=W Phitil TUMBLE ' p and John Romita or " It, - Ir C14ANMP,;o S _______ Sanford : Reporters Leave Iran As U.N. Hopes Dim rW wasn't broken into. Apparently the 280 through M. burglars had a key. Strotnberg-Carlson officials were not He said it appears the burglars moved available for comment. - - 0$? Cm'r & In ..,. - Tentat'ieve Coal Slur OK Pleases Conti*nental Head - Z Off N5 7t 1AT F ml J Proposal KEEP c'iu.1 by Bob Them _ ives _____ by _______________ Will Ideas Fall On Deaf Ears? S SPIDER-MAN 1, _ Art Cou - FRANK AND ERNEST - By DONNA ESTES partial list of items contained in the safe the safe through the front door into a Herald Staff Writer includes $180,340 in negotiable Bank waiting vehicle. The burglars attempted The FBI has joined the investigation America travelers checks; 300 United to open the safe in the building, he said, being conducted by the Lake Mary Police States savings bonds of unknown but were not successful They left a Department into the burglary of the denominations, other securities, titles to crowbar, two ski masks, pliers and Stromberg-Carlson electronics plant in vehicles, employee checks and cash. gloves at the scene. the early morning hours Thursday. The supply of travelers checks used by The value of the safe is $4,000. It may take weeks, Lake Mary Police the firm to pay travel and moving ex. Higginbothan said the alarm system at Detective David Higginbotham said penses of the engineering and sales the plant was either turned off or today, before the exact value of checks people worldwide were replenished only disconnected and there was no alarm on and other items taken from the elec- two days before the burglary, either the safe or the payroll office door. tronics plant can be determined. The loss Higginbotham said earlier the Higginbotham said the police departmay be well over $250,000, Higginbotham burglary was accomplished by ment has been deluged with telephone said today. . professionals and apparently involved calls kom area merchants wishing to Agents of the FBI joined the in. some "inside" help. know the serial numbers of the travelers' vestlgatlon today because the crime in He said security is provided at the checks. Those serial numbers are as all Ukeithood will involve the crossing of electronics plant by Oxford Security Co. follows: state lines. A guard, normally stationed at the front $50 denomination— 33-001.342-280 The burglary of the plant and the door, was called away from his desk by a through 694; 33-001-669-270 through 579; removal of a 1,935-pound safe from the telephone request to open a rear door of 34-113-556-265 through 689; 34-116-321-730 payroll office was discovered by a the building at 1:30 a.m. The guard made through 999; 34-116-322-000 through M. secretary and reported to the police at rounds of the building, returning to his $100 denomination— 43-065-697-214 7:05 a.m. Thursday. Higginbothamsald a desk 30-35 minutes later, Higginbotham through 344, 43-067459-M through 674; said. 43-068-133-160 through 334. $20 denominations— 24-087-416.526 The detective surmises that during ' ' ' T that period of time the burglars, ttqing a through 589; 244189-891-260 through 3599; standard appliance dolly, removed the 5. 24-091-798-116 through 219. $10 feet-tall, 3-feet-wide and 2-feet deep safe denominations— 14.057.041-224 through - -. - _ __ ___ - __ __ - Herald Photo by Tom Vincent 7be Art's il Don Reynolds, assisted by artist Martha Black. Street in Sanford to help make the public aware of works on a mural on Magnolia Avenue at First art in Seminole County. s - _______ ________ S -I' t /. r-t . kau 7W -- , ______ I - E E K & MEEK --- ___ __ ____ / - - ,r ———————— -.----- -. - _ rj Z — . .., ___________ --- l'M PUTTING ON - __________________ _ __ ___ - I - 110 t1u/[. 1HIt1i1 114lRPflM I FBI Joins Probe .-_... -------- - - - I USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 11 Companion of 35 Capital of out of a sound sleep. The headaches are preceded with dizziness, spots and blurred vision. BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker Recently one of these oc 60 percent of the patients who curred In the daytime and the have migraine headaches, I THINK I VOU IN TIIAT CASE1 IN THAT CASE doctorwas able to see him and might be useful. Some MSAPE TH BRIPGE THINK GO ACROSS YOU rLL NEEP during the attack and decided other medicines that have TRONG ENOUGH '2 i FIRST! MORE ROPE he has cluster headaches also been used to treat high SFOR .. SARGE _______ based on the fact that the blood pressure are sometimes headaches come on abruptly helpful - even though. the andarethrobblngpalnbehlnd headache patient doesn't have the eye on one side of the face. high blood pressure. He sweats excessively with 6 Your husband might benefit — — — — — — — these attacks and the from a better understanding 9 10 11 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 A00 - - headaches last about seven of headache problems and so _____ hours. The headaches occur I'm sending you The Health '3 - - 12 frequently for a period of time Letter number 2.9, Headache: and then they don't occur at Man's Most Common Pain. 17 15 16 all for several months. Other readers who Want this — 19 20 - - THEBORNLOSER 18 The doctor prescribed issue can send 75 cents with a byArtSansom Cafergot with strict warnings long, stamped, self-addressed _____ 23 21 22 ____ about taking it only when envelope for it. Send your OC ___ — — W - — — necessary. Are there other request to me, in care of this / _____ 29 28 24 25 26 27 TOTAIXTD 30 31 medications that re effective HA5 fl4 that are safer? He has taken newspaper, P.O. New Box 1551, York, mild tranquilizers and aspirin Radio City Station, _______ 4OLM LM NY 10019. - - but they don't help much. Will - - ii T _____ these headaches go away In general, cluster 00 ____ without returning? Some of headaches tend to be more WFON 41 38 39 40 them ieem to occur after difficult to treat than most drinking. Can this be a cause? migraines (although some 44 45 42 43 migraine headaches are DEAR READER pretty refractory to treat-. 49 48 50 51 52 even a fairly goad dl 46 47 tion of cluster headaches. men). 55 54 They're really Just a variant In both instances, an im53 _ ______ __________ _______ ______ — — — — — — — of migraine headaches and provement in lifestyle does ARCHIE help. People who have cy tson monTana 57 56 758 the reason —. — — — — — duster headaches is because migraine headaches tend to — 61 a person may have a series of be perfectionists and strive to ('WOw!NO WQNVER NEW *TSrEft LIKE IT ? I'LL BE PJGHT thi T! I _____________________________________________________ WITI-1 YOQA;ZCHIE! WILD, 0 WEST., INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I cluster of them and Own there sometimes creates seems to / ___________________________________________ may be no attack for several be a factor In precipitating , .., months, as you described In frequent attacks In some the cue of your husband, people. IS __ They are sometimes dIEI' HOROSCOPE ft's hard to say whether ficulttotreat.Inaddltlonto alcohol any relationship By Caffergot or ergotamine to your husband's cluster tartrate,thereisalonglistof headaches or not. t is not medicines that have been usually thought of as a cause For Friday, January 18, 1980 tried with varying success. A of such headaches but, of — few are very effective but can course, it Is generally ap______________________ YOUR BIRTHDAY simplify complex situations only be used for short periods predated that if one overdoes j and take problems In stride, of time, is, me it, one can have a rather by Howie Schneider — GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Many opportunities are You'll need to rely on your severe headache the next, on ich ones morning. But those are called this coming year, At the no-nonsense approach will he might try. Propranolol hangovers, not cluster outset some might appear help correct a condition at (Inderal) is effective in 50 to headaches. / difficult, but your persistence home that has been causing and wisdom will direct you to you some frustrations lately. CANCER (June 214uy 22) the brass ring. cAPucow (Dec. 22-Jan. Aiding others will come easy WIN AT BRIDGE 19) If you set your mind to it to you today because you have _______________________________ ..,... you ... mu-.. you can et aulte a bit se. the knack of looking at thinas -------reuure uuv complished where your ulf- realistically and the courage If you should make it a point to interests are concerned. Get to call a spade a spade. play the cards as well as LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Eddie does. It will be quite NOIIZH going. 4AQ2 He studied the hand for a rewarding. Find out more of Careful planning and 00111UTIOn WASIS '' while a, td saw that lçh,could s -4llUIL what lies ahead for you in the sense give you a fine head for •ARC score ive trump year following your birthday business today. Negotiate now 41074 oó ' I LLA'S io d ia monds O S r ' WnT, by sending for your copy of for those deals on which ZAIT would be home. Then he took WHY Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 you've had your eye. •KS JT OU TELL •J I * SANTA WS LATE £F V dummy's ace of hearts, ruffed WELL.-UH c WHY TXQJ96 91064 PRISCILLA THE TFAJTH VIRGO (Aug. USept. 22) I MEAN. COME ON-, for each to Astroi4raph, Box a heart, led to dummy's ace of SANTA rXMP I IAR =WAI $10765 3 ABOUT SANTA AND diamonds, ruffed another NLI'ICI4ELL, TELL HER.1 10 F.RV 439, Radio City Station, N.Y. The way you organize your Boris; JOCKEY' / $ 111111KIII T14E WORSE THE TRUTH! Mart, led to dummy's king of WITH TVAT 10019. He sure to specify biM time today gives you a good SOUTH diamonds and ruff a third. "iOU TELL HORSE" balance between work w'4 date * 16 9 7 6 4 This line of play is called a ME, AAR. AQUARWS (Jan. 2o.Feb. play. By day's end you should 97 dummy reversal in that Eddie Borm! 19) There should be no doubt feel fulfffied in both won. 4842 had managed to reduce his ------4.1633 in your u4nd today regarding LIBRA (SepL SWIct. 23) length to less than the do's and don'ts related to Family interests and s. He also had six V-11 ma Both " tricks n and was going to get achieving a personal goal. responsibilities are your L 4' Dealer' two more to bring home the You'R know Itle formula for prime concern today and take Wild Ners Ud S" contract. priority ova outsilde affairs. success. PM Dummy reversal is an if I NT 39 is PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) You'll get joy out of handlIng Important procedure to Pm Pan Pm You may have an opportunity them dfwUvely. remember. Normally one _______________ M today to reinforce a friendship' prefers to ruff In the hand SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) BUGS BU.NNY. with fewest trumps but extra that needs a little shoring up. Someone have Opuft Ind.9 K by Stoftl & Holmdahl you may not tricks can someilmes be It will please Us person to Been for a long Um mlot try scored by advantage of know youre loyal. AL'AP*'S c.,,... A to got lntouch with ycutodsy. _______________ a void or singleton In what AfJ ARIES would normally be the master (March 21-April 19) Uheorshedoes, include them by in our p4g4WWY Being surrounded By 0swaM Jaiesby hand. Dummy now becomes progressive people gives you aid Alailustag muter and his short suit is PEPPER j SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23. to work the courage to put used to collect opponents' (S — i'W'l f' • ] ' , i._ dH, I LI_I kiAAI & &L. k.. e mps. en Dec. , There I$Cfl*UW dle UI W box was tru some ,as you ye • SW tar beld the (NMPAPER EmTERPRisE Am.) pondering. It'll. prove that my be priesmted to you will" I w rewarding. day that conic be proIItbIe bid was Indicative of his style (For a copy of JACOBY TAURUS(April 20-May 20) to You permmitIlly. It won't wkich is to bid wben Wire Is MODERN, send $ I to. "Win at You know how to take a ?me,.00 a, silver platter, any conceivable reason to do eridp.," care of this newspa. philosophical view of things ll have to work W. IU Ume be beld five pw, P.O. Box 4K Radio City gdN. a $iflfletoui heart and Station, New York. N. V. today. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/078cf053d8252df6a8ab2f7d40b20ce0.pdf 2e877b0c3ac108f8aa310cd528b033b5 PDF Text Text -. - . , - •:., . 46—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______ DIE Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1fl5 ACROSS ..--.-, 45 - 0 Answer to Previous Puzzle Afternoon Ear Noise Can Come From Poor Arteries snack DI o 1 Corral 46 Shapes ;; $ 4 Wails 49 Resin WANTS-rO LOSE UH-HUH...NOW A 9 Church seat 53 Oklahoma _______ SOME WEIGHT DID HE' FULL MEAL.5BEVWEEN (o II 12 Physicians as. to*n c-I çJ sociation 54 Speak AT T: , RJU I RABBI 58 Auto club _______ / 13 Beyond KuE IA 7 59 Civilian (abbrj -4 i 6) preag by DEAR DR. LAMB I'm a tPrc:.. (11fF. (55 4. ,I ka.JA, 14 Poetess rumor S 32-year-old mother Of two ~. a "-/ M Lowell 61 Three (prefix) ri -rrki.t nu boys in fairly good health. I Dr. ii if I 15 English tavern 62 Compass p N • i was born with a heart mur. 16 Biblical word point s mtw which was discovered 17 Wine (Fr) 6TAvance IIIII 'c 18 Beots of 64 Graduate of when I was an infant. MY burden Annapolis 11 Comedian Ed 39 Twofold parenta were told the hole in 20 Embellish (abbr 41 Unheralded my heart would close on Its 22 By means of 19 Environment 43 Came to own . 24 Before (prefix) by the time I reached 10. _________________________ -DOWN _____________ _____________________________ 25 Oil agency (abbr) 46 Clublike Nothlngwaseversaldaboutjt 21 BEETLE BAILEY weapon 28 Ten-dollar 1 Breadwinner 23 Banquet create other problems. by Mort Walker pieces 2 47 Scandinavian 24 Nut A ll hi ti me I thought my t s There is no way your AMERICA WAS — 32 Help birds __________ god 25 Exclamation murmur had corrected itself problem can be resolved ME, TOO I ) 33 Legume YEAI4... 54 CANPY 3 Catches CHANGED. I WISH 48 35 Pub beverage 4 Finds lacking 26 Peace but about five years ago my wi thout a very complete IO BEE...iö HAMBUR&E WE COULD GO BACK________ ( disturbance 50 ______ 36 Mans best 5 Undivided tart began to beat in my left proper diagnos tic sutdy. You ________________ TO SOME OF THE 27 Nervous friend (p1) Smith ear very loudly. I thought It can have a sound from your VALUES OUR group 29 Asian country 51 Narrative 38 Actress 18 Labor Depression was my In' 30 Other COUNTRY USEP Southern hearing so I went to heart, called a heart murmur, tials 52 Podium t ' 39 Medicinal unit 8 Vast desert 31 Sow an ear specialist but he said without TO HAVE heart disease. ( 40 Needle 9 Constellation 34 Type measure 55 Rocky crag no, i went to a general Usually they're not that loud, 56 Be equal 42 New 37 Runnered 10 Arabian practitioner, who confirmed From your description i tin 44 Noun suffix 57 Noun suffix prince vehicle that I still had the murmur you ought to see a heart 11-115 but said not to worry about it specialist as soon as possible. Uft I 2 j6 t ' because if I went to a heart After all, they're trained in g 110 III 18 — specialist the first thing he'd disorders of the heart and are ______ _________________ 12 13 — do would be best able III good I operate. advice. If you still do have a 15 16 ii. — I've tried living with the mechanical defect in your THE BORN LOSER I — ——— — — — — I noise but It's very loud and I heart or the major ar teries by Art Sansom 20 2) think-it's louder than it was a next to the heart, the - — — - - -J few years ago. Not only do I probabilities are that it can be 22 OFFTO1I1CtD t.LW'REJT hear the heartbeat but there's corrected. a loud rushing sound like 23 124 A AiTM(y It's perfectly true that some 25 26 27 28 M" sw M952 RAWS. 29 30 31 __________________________________________________ blood rushing through my holes the heart will close j head rapidly. It interferes spontaneously. That's why 32 wi th my hearing, especially heart specialists don't always I — on the phone and I have to ask rush in to close such defects 137 — 38 39 ' people to repeat what they're noted during infancy. It 40 — saying. If I press against the depends a lot on how big the — 4) 4243 i left de neck, which I defect is and whether it's 45 do sometimes in order to hear really causing any serious - — well, the noise stops. problems with the circulation. 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 . Lamb, I sometimes If you do not happen to have . IIIIIIIIIIIi 00 I 00 think this noise will drive me heart trouble, the noise in 53 ' '55 156 58 insane. I get tired of hearing it your ear is caused by ARCHIE by Bob Montana — — __ — — — day and night. Is there the something else and also _____________________ ___ 80 61 — slightest chance this could be deserves attention, I' QUARTZ LIGHT m NEED SOMETUPIGJGWEAT! NO --USE WEAThFRBEE'S — — — — ________ , 00 16 A 1000- WATT OF T14ATNTE-NSIrY corrected without open heart sending you The Health Ixtter WHATS I I 62 A N 63 64 rHE'l &&B FOR iNXg TO BC$JNCE CcF AN IN5TEADI WRONG, LIC44T BUT 114Ey surgery? I hate to think that number 12-10, Help For I I It J COME PICTURE TANG/ UM5Rftt REFLECTOR" ____ ARCIE7 _____ COST 4 I'll have to hear this the rest Tinnitus: Noise Or Ringing In IN PINTS? )UM8RELLA ______ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) of my life, The Ear, Other readers who _ — A DEAR HEADER — There have ear noises from any are many causes for ear noise cause and want this issue can but it can come from the send 75 cents with a long I ii ,.I circulation. Some people who stamped. — self-addressed P, 11, ___ ___ HOROSCOPE have disease in the arteries in envelope for it. Send your III -their neck can have such 'request to me, in care of this // sounds as you describe. It's newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, ______ _______ true that if you press on the Radio City station, New York. _______ ________________________ artery in the neck in such NY 10019. For cases that the noise may stop. Today many people with E E K & MEEK I don't advise this because birth defects Of the heart can by Howie Schneider YOUR BIRTHDAY tremely responsi ve to your pressing on those arteries in have the m corrected, Often IME MCE CF GAICLI10F, Januaryl6,1980 QW&ABM fUU UE 0XD if WUL (rs (z)(usmCbme chaming and gallant ways, the neck sometimes triggers once the anatomical defect is Be led- by your Wghest as well as the high integrity very strong reflexes that can corrected, it's the same as ideals and go after your you reflect. ______________________ DNIJ1 31ris? cause people to faint and can having a normal heart. it 9 dreams, because this coming GEMINI (May 21-June year Lady Lack will support It's not Just business as usual NO e anything on which she puts foryouty. Theeisripe 3 her stamp of approval, to bring into being something WIN AT BRIDGE CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan, important for which you've 19) You're especially lucky been hoping, the least experienced of the today with things you per. CANCER (June 21-July 22) three American pairs, but sonally supervise or manage. Today is a day when Captain Theus decided to have NORTH You won't be afraid to be cooperation is at your heck A 104 them play the first two 16 aggressive and can show and call, and others w Q$ board segments to leave his #Q8632 - 1•F veterans ready for the last 64. Of what lies ahead for you in than YOU asked 0r. PRISCILLA'S POP w1 Goldman played opposite by AlVermer the year following your blrLEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •ass •QJ$73 them. The Italians played I41.J thday by sending for your. Direct your energies wisely "s HOWARE WE ç) FUNNY 11 W.... WAKIO4I very well and although the r"' copy of Astro-Graph Letter, today. That which you put — 1174 EVER GOING 10 hi Americans played well also, Mall $1 for each to Astro- your hand to will yield larger. •K ills 72 'fe) FY FOR 414 the Italian lead was up to 43 SHOULD Graph, Box 4, Radio City llm-normalt-etutns,Gogiter PRISCILLAS ASK' bytheendofthesession. ØIjyH ," Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to the biggies. HORSE? The bidding by Garrozzo, • Ks South, and Loris, North, is specify birth date. . VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) U shown in the box with Gold____ O AKS AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you're looking for romance, •A 3 0 man doubling. The four heart Ill 19) You're quite intuitIve you have an excellent chance contract is not unreasonable, / 6 Vulnerable: Both today in making changes to of finding It today. You're but the 5-0 trump break made \". Dealer North attain what you desire. Trust highly appealing to the op. it Impossible. Actually Car%1 ' __ ___ your judgment. It won't lead pci te sex. West Nsrt Eut Sosib rOZZO slipped in the and 0 Pass Pass i you astray. managed to go down three ID ua (Sept. 2Ct. Pass 1 NT 2 S tricks, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Now is the time to tie down 7______ / Pus 4 Dbl. Pass oe The bidding started the I Friends will go out of their any situtlong that might pan PASS a same way at the other table, way today __ to help you In what have been tough for you to but Rrachman, sitting South, you are trying to accomplish, BUGS BUNNY conclude in the p831. did not bid three hearts. Bellaby Stofltd a Heimdahl Opening lead:• 3 Their assistance will prove COppj ((t. 24-Nov. 22) donna, sitting West, bid three lucky for you, spades which became the You could receive some g ARIES(March 21-April 19) news that Will impire you to final contract. F1 ;Q' -. DIVLY CLEVER. This aluld he a v Pittala, sitting East, played ery for- take a holder cowssofaction ByO*Jy I, e a it well; but the defense was lunate day for you, work- 01' today. This will benefit you an Abs d Sosing -. 0 and he went down • o... careerwise, There Is an and a dose auoctate. two. abundance of opportunity SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 2- The 96 board finals of the (NEWsPArutKNm1wms:AsaN, by Chic __________________ Young ID 5 T 0 O HI m TO LING aETWEEN MEALS L_5 AD 010R '01A W o T H I _T : ft CjfJ 2 1111erciltl 1 72nd Year, No. 12 ó-Wednesday, January 16 !!!Florida 32771 Evenin Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents - K 15 Lamb , _______ R - i N o S A 0 M I C A A 0 _ Violent Endings Australian Local Bathe Songstress want to want to . Nas vilie 9 1 .. . - HospitaIs weepstakes - to give you on their arrival, Bernosky said. He is being held without bail, pending first appearance in court this afternoon. The murder weapon was found near the body, said Bernosky, sayin g It was Swain's gun. ilco have responded to many reports of family disputes involving Swain, . - I was reportedly unemployed. 4 / _______ __ ______ ___________ _______ I CANDLE! q . ________ _____ Roger Neiswender F - trustees. p ' . r. . .• - . ' ' - hospital. - • i " . _ ou _______ • ' I - l Seminole County. , - L" • / -- . . e' . .'. ' •- , pray ,:,. ' I -' ' .,: . ; . 1. ., .. - S , ,. '. . , , ,'~, - , , I ' ., accurate about you that' could bring Dec. 21) Both recognition recent world championship (For a copy of JACOB V material benefits could be followed a series of qualifying matches to eliminate four of come, MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at yours today for your excellent the Italy finished Bridge," care of this newspaTAURUS (April 20May 20) perform or, You won't hO first andteams, carried a 37 IMP P. P.O. Box 439, RadIo City Persons wi th whom you come getting anything you don't lead against America. Station, Now York. N. V. In contact today W - deserve. Brachman and Pauell we i advancement or added in- .. . •.4 . - hand reports froiti Iran, and this could result in confusing and conflicting dispatches," said Rod er ick W. Beaton, UP! Dr. Robert Gay. head of the Seminole Memorial Hospital emergency rooin, said Florida Hospital sent letters to its fortiter open-heart surgery patients asking them to testify. Some members of the audience denied this, but Gay said his mother got one of the letters. Ile just wanted to point out, he said, that HCA facilities can tin excellent o pe n-heart surgery too. He asked Sheriff John Polk Polk said lie had opion-heart surgery at North Florida Regional hospital, an RCA facility in Gainesville, and "couhin't have asked for better care." Gay said lie would like to see Seminole Nfernorial run like to testify. North Florida Regional. Art Harris, newly appointed to the board of trustees of Seminole INIeniorial Hospital, a board which will likely be disbanded soon, pointed out that Seminole Memorial won't be able to offer upeitheart surgery until Florida lIospithltando has more cases than It can handle, "I don't care who buys the hospital," Harris said. "You can have open-heart surgery at Seminole Memorial. Well, you can have it, but you won't because it won't be paid for by Medicare, Medicaid or Blue Cross - until Florida Hospital gets overloaded." Although RCA's original proposal offered to lease Seminole Memorial Hospital and operate it while the new hospital is under construction, Lewis said RCA would buy the aging building if the country wanted to get it off its hands. After the new hospital is occupied, [A.-wis said, HCA would sell the old building back to the county at a reduced urlce if the county See NASHVILLE, Page 2* ST1 AFGHANISTAN H11 N I 'rn •:',j ' " f' a 000-bed Facility in Orlando. -Every hospital in this county be longing to the Seventh-day Adventists is not healthy," he said. "We need to compete wi th the Seventh-day Adventists." Dr. Gonzalo Huainan echoed Thomas' statements. 'Wt-iieedcuiiipeLiLiuiitukepuchck and bathncc," hesaid. "And with Florida Hospital we won't be given the equipment we need to practice. All the complicated cases will be sent to republic. The fourth, Baghlan, Is closer f\J to the Afghan capital of Kabul, east of the new Marxist regime. Guerrillas Free Provinces U.S. News Agencies Plan president. The sour ces in Islamabad said Moslem guerrillas (ought a gruelling battle for Altered Coverage Of Crisis "We'll manage to get it covered From Soviet-Backed Force more than a week against troops of the somehow but obviously we luck for first(Jn"ei Press International By United Press International Soviet mountain division to liberate the hand staff access," said Louis D. Boccar. Afghan sources in Pakistan said today four provinces. Th ey gave no casualty U.S. news agencies, say they "u di, vice president and executive edi tor of guerrillas have freed four of figures. continue to cover Iran although the ex- the Associated Pre ss. Afghanistan's northeastern provinces pulsion of their correspondents will have The gue rrillas reported they kept up Tile Iranian government accused front tile control of tile Moscow-installed their pressure on the eastern province of a serious effect on the quality of reporAmerican reporters and photographers government headed by President Babrak Kunar, bordering Pakistan. Kunar's g, of sending "false and inaccurate Karmal. "With the expulsion, United Pr district of Chigha Serai, where reinThree of these provinces — forcements of Soviet and Afghan troous International and all the other American reports." They were ordered to cease news organizations who have been told to transmissiofts Tuesday and get out of Radakhshan, Takburhar and Kundus - were flown recently, is reportedly under border oil the Soviet Asian Moslem siege. leave will be forced to rely on second- Iran by week's end. N V.0 'P -i :' ENNEmp Florida Hospital-Altamonte and a hospital in Apopka, as well - I R •'\ ' . - - ,' Florida hospital, a Seventh-day Adventist group, owns .1 9P _____ ________ "It would take too long," he said. Thomas was agai nst the Florida Hospital proposal, lie said, because if it obtained the facility it would have a monopoly in , - _______ I , - - sold to a for-profit group. for While Florida Hospital and the trustees offered proposals to renovate and expand the existing facility, IICA proposed to build a "new facility froiñ the ground up." Dr. Frank Thomas, chief of surgery, said Seminole Memorial has problems in its physical plant and renov,ation would not be the answer. Thomas, who toured an RCA facility in Fort Pierce Monday, said -IICAbuilt a beautiful hospital." lie said lie was impressed with the honesty anti efficiency of IICA. "Seminole Memorial," he said, "does not have the CQUi meat that aflo*a me to do all the th ings I'm trained to do. We do some of them, and give pretty good care, but it can't provide the things modern medicine is capable of. "An 1ICA hospital would allow us to practice a superb brand of medicine. It would be a hospital we all would be proud of." Thomas said he did not think the current board of trustees, even under a new management plan, could Provide such a ' L), to money is Assistant support of RCA. - I pay. County in Orlando and testified to the excellent care tile)- received. Supporters of the board of trustees pointed to their satisfaction with the facility and their desire for local control. But the most came when influential doctors front Seminole Nleitiorial I lospital made statements in . . . ,. with Administrator County Administrator Jeff work out a method contract today effective endorsements I . ' I'll.,~ School Board, because [ICA is a for-profit corporation sliile the other two entities proposing to takeover the hospital are non-profit. - A new $18 million hospital to be built by RCA within Sanford or oil adjacent property annexable to the city. In excess of $1 million in settlement of a federal obligation which 1ICA has agreed to This must be paid back to the federal government if the hospital Winners and losers abounded at negotiations. "It should fall fully on RCA's shoulders to develop Tuesday 's packed hearing for something," Lewis said. control of the hospital. I)oug Glenn said she had favor ed giving the hospital trustees the Lewis (above), Hospital Cor- first crack at running tile hospital. "I felt they (the hospital trustees has offered a viable poratlon of America 's director of solutIon to the hospital situation. If they could not have c". tli,iittic desdopitietit, stands to with it, then we could have gone to someone else," she said. be a big winner, Art Harris Ul Each of the three groups vying for control of the hospital had (below) is a new member . )orters at the meeting. Nlany Florida Hospital sup. of the current hospital board of porters were those who had open-heart surgery at the hospital _______ e _______ Lewis will meet early and Etchbcrger in an attempt . Paul J. and Odessa M. Peterson, of Beardall Avenue, were found dead at 8 a.m. Tuesday outside th eir car, which was stuck in a ditch less than a block m their home. An investigation indicates Mrs. Peterson was being rushed to the hospital suffering from a blood clot in her heart, when her husband made a wrong turn, said SherlffJohn Polk. Ashefrledtn back upand turn arnitnd,Mj'.Peterson ran his car off the road into a ditch, As they attempted to move the car, Mrs. Peterson,60, died from the clot in her aorta, and sli pped into the water-filled ditch, according to autopsy results. Her husband,69, a retired carpenter, apparently died of a heart attack while U71M to rescue her. Both deaths occurred between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m., according to Seminole Medical Examiner G.V. Garay, who performed autopsies on the couple Tuesday. They had both reportedly been in poor health, 'Ibe deaths at first were considered suspicious because both bodies were found outside the car with no sip of an accident or any other obvious cause of death.Deputies and state highway patrolmen conducted investigations, which tWo had died ofnsturalcauses. ded when itwu determined -I Actrthng to Assistant County Adniinisator Jeff Etch. berger, this is what the county stands to gain by going with IIC:\: 4.I million in cash, $2 million from leasing the existing hospital for three years and $2.1 million o the sale after the new hospital is built. -- $373,000 annually in property taxes to be shared by the count, the city of Sanford, and the Seminole County acute-care facility. '1 spokesman John Spoiski. 44 ______ 11 , 1 . A wrong turn during a rush to the hospital apparently led to the deaths of two elderly Midway residents early Tu esday morn ing, said Sheriff's department of my 11 . 1, Illnesses Kill Couple - Here's What County Will Gain of trustees. After Ms. Williams and her mother Dorothea, said Bernosky, saying Dorothea Williams, a cook at the Goldsboro School, is Swain's girlfriend. Mary Williams _______ ____ herald Staff Writer The hospital sweepstakes ended last night as the Seminole County Board of Commissioners approved the proposal of Hospital Corporation of America to build a new hospital in the Sanford area. A Nashville-based, for-profit group, IICA is the largest proprietary hospital organization in the world, said (nm mission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff. The corporation won out over Florida Hospital and the Seminole Memorial UOsf)Itil board a four-hour public meeting, the commissioners voted 4-1 in favor of [ICA. Commissioner i- Glenn dissented. Mug Lewis, RCA's director of domestic development, said 1ICA "will be competitive in price and services with all the -onipeting hospitals." Tile corporation estimates it will spend $18 million constructing the new 200-bed, -. - in si P By DIANE PETRYK d Sanford tecUve William Bernosky. Ms. Williams died just outside Swain's apartment, shot once in the lower abdomen at close range with a 12-gauge shotgun, Bernosky said. - - rou Wins G apartment 19 __ A hn.17 , 5 4 - By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Sanford man is in jail this morning, charged with murdering his girlfriend's daughter at his Tuesday night. James Swath, 51 of 73 Seminole Garden Apartments, is charged with killing Mary Williams, 21, of l4 Cowan MoughtonTerrace at 11:12pm Tuesday night having 13 - l Held Shotgun Ki Degree (abbr) man ' :- ,, Developer '" Wants To Build Condo In Sanford '' six By DONNA ESTES areas of the state is "ready to proceed" with the pur- the area of the property permits buildings of 150 feet Herald Staff Writer chase of the city-owned tract. height and provides as well for variances to that height -yr. a! Plans for what could be a multi-million dollar conCity Attorney Vernon Mize is reviewing the sales limitation. Herald Photos by Tern VIcelt domlnlum development on the 7.5 acres of city-owned contract. A clause in the con tract will require Rucker ref used today to reveal details of his BIG BOOT land adjacent to The Evening Herald building on development to begin within a year or the property will development plans, saying he prefers to submit them to Sanford Fire Department firefighters (from left) Harold Johnson, French Avenue may be unveiled before the Sanford City revert to the city. the city commission first. Commission at its Jan. 28 meeting. Rucker, who lives in Altamonte Springs, first Reported sales price for the property, reclaimed Emery Kreinbring, Ronnie McNeil and Paul Keith throw donations City Manager Warren K wles reported to city ye no ars ago from a sani ta ry landfill, is $130,000 with discussed the purchase of the property with city of.: Into the huge United Cerebral Palsy boot. The firefighters collected commissioners that Thomas Bucker, a development Bucker to place a binder of at least 10 percent or $13,000. ficials several months ago then indicated he would not more than $2,301 in the recent effort. entrepreneur, who has built numerous projects in other The condominiums may be multi-storied. Zoning in proceed with the purchase. in - S. - t)° Q FRANK AND ERNEST SPIDER-MAN ON ___________________________ Lii by Bob Thavis wCWVRIF AVID CLA rX IJNT V A TARTIP weY! 1)411 _____________________ CAN'T A#OW A CAl! lu. _____ ____ : AIDS FUND by Stan Lii and John Romita N1Vli1)& • f lviiWit Nit JXuw ______ w*v s*v? . I ' niiINIS - S ___ I ____ A __ ____ ___________ - __________________ _____ McCartney : -. . . - I -_- ,, I _ 9. .: ,TUMBLEWEEDS' _ - •E •, - i' __ _____________________ ,— I_s-Is ________________________________ ' lOONIES - • - _______ — by . . , I'. '.. "Map" .. ! . - x"""IIIIIIIIIIIIII`_ I -. - _____ 1buWu. . I . - - M - I _________ F ," I 7 "N 0 ,_,.~ .1-Alr- a Z_L . . -- . 1 - - - - 7 - . 0 . V. Id ,~~ 77 .*, ,'; , k f _,7_• . ___ - - J~ M - k _____ ___ _______ ______ 0 .•'- 1 -- -.' --'i- .. • .- I I .A--1-1111111-111111 11111- pcl~ .11-- -, "i• - . Today Oil V,qW1V% . "111111111I . - - Ij - . ____ -11 .- .1 15,1 i - . _=._vk* .a ........... ' on To abolish the tax, the commission must adopt an - degree in public admimatration and experience in amendment to Its utility tax ordinance denoting "zero" municipal administra tion. tax fuel oil. The ordinance is expected to take effect In other action, the commission: Feb.- I. —Instructed City Attorney Vernon Mize prepare The city anticipa ted receiving in the 19794980 budget annexation ordinances for property Mattle Street; fuel oil utility tax. Knowles said lots 78 and 79 In M .M. Smith's subdivision; lot 16 in $16,000 today the exact loss In revenue has been deter- Dixie Subdivision and blocks 23,20,27,39,42 and 44 in Action Reports .................2A Around The Clock .............. 4* on Bridge .........................SC ciassuied Ads ................4-5B Comics ........................SC Crossword ..................... SC to on revenue from not Dr. Lamb ...................... 8C 1toriaI .......................4* Florida ........................SA Horoscope .....................SC Hospital .......................6* tion 7A Oursel ves ....................I'3B Sports ....................... 8-hA Television .....................6B Weather .......................6A World •...•...•..... 2A Na _ 1: ,,-, ~.: - -, A&P - ,.., • ,io . mile, I • - . . ___ - sin - - , -7 £ h7'.. ......................... - TOKYO (UP!) — Former Beatie Paul McCartney was arrested today on char ges of bringing more than 200 grams of marijuana into Japan. Police said customs officers found the mari juana as McCartney tried to clear customs at the new Tokyo Interna tional Airport in Narita, 46 miles northwest Tokyo, He is under custody - at the Narcotics Control Office of the Health and Welfare Ministry, police said, of McCartney, now leader of the Wings rock group, arrived in Tokyo with wife, Linda, and their _______ ..... city four children for a performance. do - I ________ _________________ i. of Arrested On Mariluana Charge city _____ ff p . ty tax city, i ( a . - . tt % i . A. Fuel ants co be required by the city to collect the tax house" for a replacement for Quigley, The In house Committee. m —Authorized Moore to write a letter to the governor from their customers. At the same time, Morris said, first" advertising Is required by law, Knowles said, Wgimm an iecatedoutj1de the Outside advertising will begin Thursday, he said. seeking appointment ofadty employee on the St. Johns Salary range for the position begins at $16,217 83 with Water Management District. city, even though they are serving customers in the a high after five years on the Job $20,710.83. Persons —Agreed D. Russell Shaw will serve as Interim cQ11 -- t be applying, Knowles said, must have a baccala ureate physirun, —DONNA ESIES Morris said the tax Is ur'fair to city merchants, _ I ____ f -V. On _ I . Tax _ S.. ___ 10% M. M. Smith's subdivision. All the property owners pandill , igWordtolevya tuot lopemntonfuelou, mined. Mw tax I= been collected for the first four th s of the fiscal year. involved have petitioned fat- annexation, tax of four mon the new law provides for a maximum utili ty The cosnmlulon accepted the resignation effective —Named Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioner osats per gauoi hn Jan. 31 of Rich Quigley th e city asauistantto manager. David Farr to serve on the board of dlrectors'of the On recoznjoendatlon of City Commissioner Jo Quigley is to assume the of fi ce of city m an ager of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. h the tax or is M ris, the board voted unanimously to abol South Daytona on Feb. 1. —Appointed Ten Buratti to the Citizens Advisory Knowles said today the city has been advertising "In Committee of the Orlando Urban Area Transportation Morris saltl the tax s unfair In that only Sanford 1*31' PJTi! _ . _ by Cm1 7'.,_) T.K,Ryan ____ -WNN u ____________________________ 4, - Abolishes the purchase of levied The 10 percent tili fuel oil for the past 20 years Is being abolished by the Sanford City City Manager Warren Knowles told commissIoners this week that fle! Law passed by the Florida Legislature during its 1979 session changed authosizatkm for the tax. While the law previously _ __ ____________ ________________ . _______ ____ . . _______________________ 1.s! P4S11SGCM - _1 Sanford ; .1 -__ . I____________ __________ :.._ -. '.. t- _______________________ -_".AI-~-_.~g _______________ ___ iNJA ____________________________________ ______________________ ____ , .. f. ,,. - -• ,•,. ....... A _*;._-__'-!_;_*_.*___7 '' ' 4. f1 ' ". •, .. ,,, - ,, . "" .'• . V ~ ARK~t .1. ___________________________ �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. ., * . Wednesday, Jan. 1Li,$o Sanford Man Gets 20 Days For Shootings Nashville (t.onunue From Page 1*) Wants it. The original plan called for a 36-month lease which wnuI net the county $2 million after IICA assumes the hospital's dtbts. RCA also offers the county the option of buying the IWW facility in between the third and fifth years if the county is dissatisfied in any way. The new facility will be located in Sanford or on immedia tely adjacent annexable property. L'.lA nciui, - anwru -,•_ ..ny commissioner, said although __,_•__ satisfied with Seminole Memorial, he would approve Florida Hospital running the facility, Area residents also expressed concern over hospital rates, care of indigents, hospital employee benefits, and local control. Kirchhoff e xpla ined that rates would go up, no matter which of the three proposals was chosen. And Indigent care would be 'paid for by the county regardless of who runs the hospital. He said level and quality of care was the commission's first :conslderaflon, but after being assured that each of the three groups would provide excellent care, other prime consldecaUona were local control, the relative financial benefits of .the groups and their management policies. Glenn said she had been in favor of the trustees' proposal ,because she feels strongly about local control. Kirchhoff pointed out that the current board of trustees is ppointed by the governor of the state of Florida. "Now that's not local control," Kirchhoff said. "He's 300 miles away." Harris accussed Kirchhoff and the other comnlssioners of naklng the hospital trustees look bad because the coun ty has ot given them the money they need to pay for care of in.. thgents. The trustees have said in the past the money they set aside ror capitalimprovements had to be used for paying the bills of .he poor. The county is required by law to provide care for Indigents. 'You( the County Commissioners) have not paid for indigent care. You Know you haven't," Harris charged. "It's not the eaent board of trustees the people should be standing up here laming. Its the county commissioners people should blame. Kirchhoff explained that the "patronage committee" the relies upon to recommend appointments resul ts In a spital board of trustees all of the same political party. "The trustees hire the administrator. But guess who comes be tapped when money Is needed...the board of county ommlsaioners. "If we're giving money to an enti ty, we should have control ver how they spend it." "There's no money tree in Orlando," Harris said. "And there's no money tree in Nashville. The money's got to come from the people who use the hospital, '"There's been a lot of talk about how much (the county will 4et from) taxes HCA will pay," Harris said. "Well, HCA won't pay a dime In taxes. It will all come from $ e people who use the hospital." DAVID M. RAZLER on U. S. Highway 17-92 in Sanford early this morning, say Herald Staff Writer police. A Sanford man accused of shooting his wile and her alleged After forcing their way into the shop at about 5 a.m., the lover last summer was sentenced to serve 20 days In the county burglars took a box of cold cuts, a loaf of bread and five bottles jail Tuesday. of Miller beer, police report. They also forced the store's Jack Jackson, 39, of 1901 W. 16th St., pleaded guilty in Sep. cigarette machine, removing about five packs of Marlboros, tember to two counts of aggravated battery In the June 28 they added. shooting of his wife, Delores, 37, of the same address and Willie THREE BUSINESSES BURGLARIZED Presley, 44, of 1114 E. 11th St. In Sanford, at an apartment Three burglaries of adjacent Longwood businesses were nor th of Longwood. di ve sco red by Sem in ole depu ties la te Tuesday night, after they Circuit Court Judge Roger Dykes sentenced Jackson to Lawrence Beaten, of Higgins Terrace, was ch g wi ar th ed received a tip a lone suspect was beating on the windows of serve da ys ei ther consecutively or on weekends at the violating the right of way of a truck driven by Katherine pl an t shop. defendant's option. Jackson also faces five years of probation, Dodson of 701 Meadows St. in Sanford. Deputies say the thief, looking only for cash, stole $100 from during which time he is forbidden from possessin g a weapon. Ms. Dodson's pickup truck was struck at 11:17 a .m. on Jan. 9 Flower Town on U. S. Highway 17-92, $5 from the nearby Mr. Deputi es say Jackson shot his wile and Presley at an at the Intersection of First and Holly Avenue, say police. Hair on 17-92 and made an attempt to force a window at Allan apartment rented by Presley at 8:30 p.m. on June 28, with a .32 While Ms. Dodson was traveling east on First, Beaton drove and Stephen Auto Sales, also on 17-92. caliber revolver, the city truck south on Holly in to her vehicle. Both trucks They say they received a report from a witness of a man Mrs. Jackson suffered wounds in her leg and abdomen, whil e suffered over $1,500 in damage according to police estimates at trying to break a window at Flower Town at 11 p.m. When Presley suffered less severe injuries, the scen e. Officers say they ticketed Beaton for failing to give they got there, they discovered the window broken, the shop Jackson pleaded guilty to the battery charge after the state's the right of way to Ms. Dodson. Ms. Dodson and 3-year-old ransacked and $100 and the thief gone. The burglar was apattorney dropped two attempted murder charges on the basis Kara Dodson suf fered minor injuries and were treated and patently after cash only, the deputies report, saying he left a Jackson was in a fit of rage. released from Seminole Memorial Hospital that day.. calculator and other small valuables behind. CITY TRUCKER CHARGED IN ACCIDENT FOOD TAKEN FROM BIG DIP At Mr. Hair, the thief removed wood over a broken window A Sanford city employee has been charged with respon. Thieves, apparently Intent on stealing a meal, stole about $13 and again stole cash only, deputies say. A further search of the sibili ty for a Jan. 9 accident on First Street, say police, worth of food and cigarettes from the Big Dip fast food stand ar ea revealed the attempted burglary of the auto dealer. go PlI "Our sister Institutions support each other," Lewis said, Tha All mlllfri has In nm. f?Am .nm*whr. It from our present facilities. Klrchhohf said when the commission first decided to look Into ll possibilities for the hospital he was almost convinced that he wanted a not4or.çrohlt group and utilization of the present ilte. "I wasn't familiar with the for-profit type of hospital corratlun," he said. "But we started to look at the issue here It would have to be to attract other doctors, its competitive base. "RCA is completely outside our local knowledge, but has the best proposal to accomplish our needs." "It's a dlfllcult decision for a politician," he said. "A poIIUcian likes to find out which way people are going and go that way. That's the easy way. But sometimes you have to Idecide what's bed." 7 - lusps 411115) Wednesday, January W 1"O—Vol. 72, No, 13 Publlsa.d DaHy 81141 kilday, sicapl $atw'dsy by The SaRfsrd Hsiald. Inc.. 345 N. PriasS Cvi., SsiI$s'd. Fla.*3771. kcssd Class Pasteps Paid It Saiilsrd, Plavlds urn NOW D41lvsry Weak PS cash Masffi. S3.964 Muffis, 5*1.55; year, $43JS. Rv Malls Wssb $1.55; MisIb, $4j1, S Masthi, $14.55; year, $47.55. Foreign Motorists Keep Driving Despite Huge Gas Price Hikes le-1 .; By United Press International But Britain, gripped by 17 percent inflation, A motorist in Kuwait can tank up his air- reports brisk sales with a gallon of gas at $2.65 — conditioned Cadillac at 21 cents a gallon, but the expected to jump soon to $2.90. latest oil hikes have sent the price of premium Italy's pump price is up 10 percent to $3.27 a gsoline to more than $3 in some European gallon. But while there were long lines outside gas çquntries. stations the night before the latest increase, A survey by United Press International shows economists say Italians will keep buying. few significant changes in national driving habits Romans refused to abandon their cars even or drop in sales, however, when city fathers experimentally offered free bus In France, where the national oil bill is up 100 rides four years ago. percent over a year ago, gasoline now costs $3.20 In Spain, premium gas jumped 14 percent this aallon and motorists are feeling the bite, month to $3.21 a gallon ($2.96 in neighboring "A few more oil price increases and we will be Portugal), prompting a 48-hour strike by Madrid Out of business," said a spokesman for companies cab drivers and similar protests elsewhere. ruining the tollpaying super highways. Yet Spain is the only country in Europe to use more gasoline in the first half of 1979 than in the preceding six nionths. despite governinent warnings that failure to conserve will mean cuts in living standards. A gallon of gas now costs Swedes $2.76 and Danes $2.91. Norway, which produces oil itself, has bargain gas at $2.52. In the Soviet Union, with the largest proven oil the reserves in the world, gasoline is sold only by for $1.31 a gallon, although it is 93 octane state and not suitable for American cars. There are occasional long lines at gas stations, but lines are a way of life in Russia. Iceland, with its hot springs, has the world's handiest supply of natural heat. But gasoline, 75 - Will Perinchief Be Lake Mary Deputy Mayor? By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Mayor Walter Sorenson is scheduled to dustrial as requested by Artemas McCoy. appoint persons to fill vacancies on the McCoy has said he will build a $10 million planning and zoning commission and the warehouse and commercial park at the Burt Perinchief, senior member of the Lake board of adjustment. Rinehart Road site, Mary City Cou ncil, serving his third term on, Included on the brief meeting agenda is th e Under new busin ess, the city council will th e board, is e xpected to be elected deputy second reading of an ordinance changing the consider a change of zoning from mayor by colleagues at the 7:30 p.m. meeting zoning from residential and office cornagriculture to industrial for the 62 acres on Thursday, mercial to commercial for the 1.5 acre tract Lake Emma Road owned by Qwlp Industries, Air t.It. Elected to office In December 1074 kl.,..1w uuuiuiy ?..k...... tIt..L_ .? - i,uuu vvuner wnce on Perinchief is serving his six th year on the Lake Mary Boulevard. Walker plans to build council, four new offices adjacent to his current office New councilmen, Victor Olvera, Ray Fox, there. and Gene McDonald, who received their oaths Second reading is also planned for the orof office 10 days ago, will formally assume thc dinance rezoning the 33 acres adjacent to duties of their offices at the meeting. Stromberg-Carlson from agriculture to in- - . The planning and zoni ng commission has recomm ended the rezoning. City Manager Phil Kulbes will report to the coun cil that a pre-application seeking a $1.75 million grant from, the U. S. Economic Development Administration has been complete d and he will hand-carry the documen ts to Tallahassee Friday. Commission Forms Committee The Seminole County Commission Tuesday voted 3-2 to form a 12-mem ber land development advisory commit tee composed mostly of county planning and zoning cornmission members. Although Commissioners Sandra Glenn and Bob Storm pr oposed a committee with more developers, Others in the audience expressed fear that HCA will get the 118 million needed to build the Sanford hospital from Its other ember hospitals which means at some future date money be taken from the Sanford hospital to pay for a hospital rlsewbere. Lewis said this maybe true, but because HCA is such a large group, "everybody's share is so small." HCA currently operates l5O hospitals and claims $800 million Ewnlng Ilesuld homeowners and en- vironmentallsts, as did Coun ty Development Director John Percy, Ms. Glenn's motion toward that end was defeated 3-2. The committee will be asked to study the county development regulations being compiled into one manual by Percy's department. It will also look into impact fees. Impact fees are payments by developers to offset the impact their developments have on the county, - Many de velopers oppose the fees, and Commissioner Richard Williams said he feared too many de velopers on the committee could defeat them. Appointed to the committee were: Aaron Dowling, president of Robinhill Homeowners Association; Th omas Kanells, of the Seminole County League of Civic Associations; J.T. Turnipseed, a north Seminole homeowner; and developer Ben Ward, of Oviedo. Th e remainIng vacancy will be filled from the county's agricultural advisory committee. The planning and zoning members are Mike Davis, an attorney; Gary Nelson, an aTchitect; Jerry Crews, a builder; George Perkins, a printer; Jane Sirkin, a homemaker; Gaylene Wirick, a homemaker; and Robert Denkins, an engineer. School Board Meeting Tonight Th, Seminole County School Board will hold Its regular Wednesday meeting at 7:30 p.m. In the school board building, 1211 MellonvIlle, Sanford. Capital outlay projects are expected to be discussed. The board Is also expected to approve an annual agreement with Altamonte Mall that will allow vocational education students to display their work. Longwood Police Short On Cars As Angry Commissioners Bicker Only one police car was Sgt. Terry Baker brought In available last weekend for the his own vehicle to help out. four Longwood, police officers "There were four on duty, City Commissioner burglaries in Sleepy Hollow in William Mitchell reported to an hour and five minute he pointed out, fellow commIssioners " You ' ve v p e oce Mondaynlght. provIwIh Mitchell, who rode with the "YOU should have phoned police on Saturday night, said icpiivu IIy Administrator David Chacey, "I would have had the mechanic come In on Saturday to do the necessary repairs." "Ibis should have been taken up with Mr. Cheesy and not In the meeting, now It will get in the paper," Cothmissioner June Lormann angrily told Mitchell. Mitchell also said more police protection Is needed in Sliark where there has been. another wave of vandalism. "In the first nine days of the year eight homes were vandalised on Pheasant and Pelican streets," Mitchell — "An edire water system was torn completely out of the yard and a plctsn window token and lawn furniture MEN'S KNIT SHIM $10 HUNDREDS TO SELECT PROM BROKEN LOTS _ AND SIZES FACTORY 1 DAMAGED Men's Pants IRREGULARS KNITS. WOVEN POLYESTER AND BLENDSN SOLIDS -CHECKS .MORE WAIST SIZE $IllS S-M-L.XL $T045 WAIT $111 42 TO 54 ...... 90.00 PAl of childb0°' •ft.toOlhOtt dayS Or the .M'$ ftvin8 those car1111 such thlfl9 worrY. Or poverty. ,,VW there is no And this is ob. Or d.ath.. rs$11t11$ must be drSarIMh10f a most kflP0dtt pUPO$ Low In titi, of cOU Comm , In. A of *,,or iscylCS help famUis' face the reality nsrai hilly adlUst owe to OW swat Is Of the funeral only by faiflglt cfl 300 FIRST QUALITY VflIILflWU -, 'MOIM PAN, .,. WCUW SHIRTS ,lN SPSSNSISISSSSI to It. cam 1 FUNERAL HOME 530 WEST AIRPORT SOULEVARD $AtdPORD, PLORIDA TEUPHONE 322.3253 WILLIAM L. GRAMKOW TO 16A M MON. THRU PIP N UTUIOAY 5.1 UN)*4W TOBOGGAN CAPS a00 # ALL SIZE LARGE LON SLEEVE SPORT LONG SLEEVE *15T5 PLAIDS, CHICKS. SOLID RIG. ?LNNOWONLY - GRAMKOW 111116. 112.16 FACTORY CLOSEOUT - ____ MANY NOVELTY DESIGNS AND SOLID COLORS 001 I FACTORY DAMAGED Mal STARRED ITEMS ALSO AVAILABLE AT SUILDIN* It IN TNI'VILLASI SUP ER PLEA MARKET —ISIS SOUTH FRENCH AVENUE. FRI., SAT., SUNDAY, 'U nom~ / T IT , Wednesday, Jan. 1, ipso—IA 7 77. --T -~ I 4' ____ _ percent of it bought from the Soviets, now costs requirement, but $1.73-a.gallon gas is around the $3.50 a gallon. And use of cycles has soared. corner and Sydney cab fares jumped 23 perceift Stockpiles have cushioned manv Asian oilimporting countries, but the latest price increase hit motorists, Public transport and utility bills, In .Japan, which is nearly totally dependent on iIi;lxrted oil, a gallon of gasoline is $237, up from $1.70 a year ago when the government first ortiered gas stations closed on Sundays and holidays. The latest oil price increase has brought higher transport costs to the Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea and Australia and the iru;nise of hikes in .Japan and hong Kong. Australia produces about 70 lx'rcent of its fuel last month. In Singapore, the world's third largest oil refining center after Houston and Rotterdam, has abundant oil supplies, but a gallon of premium this month increased 12 cents to $1.93, compared with $1.75 in import dependent Thailand and $2.20 in Taiwan. Oil-producing Indonesia still offers gasoline at less than $1 a gallon. Pump prices are up 47 percent over a year ago, largely because of a currency devaluation, but premium gas still cost a mere &t cents and gas guzzling is unabated.' �Monday ws family night for Longwood City Evening Herald (USPS 41310) Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, January 16, 1980-.-4A ____ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, 11,00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, _ The Clock Wooing China r4% ByJANECASSELBERRY 101 a%F W:1 vvIJ V - Participating In the dedication were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pope Sr., who converted a swamp Into the world famous gardens which attracted major movie makers as well as amateur photographers. He embellished the natural beauty of the place by the addi tion of beautiful girls in lovely hoopakirted gowns or more briefly attired on water skis. E ve n with the opening of Disney World, Sea World and other attractions all around it, Cypress Gardens has continued to be a favorite attraction for tourists. The new shows, shops, rides, animals and restaurants give an added dimension to the attraction and provide fun for all ages. "Our" Brenda will be telling the world about it. Sunday was a big day for Saord's own hometown gal, charming Brenda de Treville, who is now director of Communications at Cypress Gardens. It was the official opening for the venerable tourist attraction's $5 million Southern Crossroads and Living Forest addltlons. VIPs including Lt. Gov. Wayne Mlxson and representatives of the press were there to look it over and Brenda was making sure r Year $47.00. $24.00; Principal Harold Heckenbach of Woodlands Elementary School, Longwood, is looking for a few good men -and women to help formulate the comprehensive plan for the total 1910 school operation at Woodlands. The school Is mandated by law to prepare the plan and any interested parents or citizens may call the school office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, as soon as possible. everything went off as planned. Commissioners wi th spouses and children turning out in force for the swearing in of June I.ormann, Steve Uskert and John Hepp and the selection of a new mayor. Uskert, who is just starting his first term on the commission, took over from Mrs. Lormann as mayor. Commissioner Bill Mitchell's teenage son was busy taping the meeting for his dad, 1 ...... . u Ban On Funds For Abortion Declared Unconstitutional NEW YORK (UP!)- A federal judge's decision that the ban on Medicaid-funded abortions is unconstitutional could force states to provide the procedure for any poor woman who wants it. The ruling by U. S. District Court Judge John Dooling Jr. in Brooklyn Tuesday overturns the socalled Hyde Amendment, which bans the use of Medicaid funds for abortions unless the mother's life is in danger. Doollng, however, postponed enforcement of the decision for 30 days, to give the federal government time to appeal his decision. The law will remain in effect during that period. S On Hans Success Fo at -. * - - - - - .' - p ec . '- • -. -• tiirw lilDAYs 6 . . -• 0 '.4 . : ' • . : ' . I . V • '.' . . 11 f . " ' . t•i i" •1 . '.i. .114 . •... lA i .:i i It; 1T' • •'.', . . , . . . . ' ti-,,,' , F.' '• ,, - .,. ,• • ,, . .; ,.'. . . . -. I Sfl c1 . k es a point d uri ng tOiSil iiii'etitig MOh1(1d' 81 the Oviedo cdv hail. the 3th District congressman has been visiting Florida cities following a fact-finding (nj) to Israel and before Congress reconvenes. I) ..('p. h r 11ti..ar1 Ric a d ma ' A POINT - WED. THRU SAT. SALE Sun. 124. \J ..N , : , L. 'U,,. -• , 1 . ..• • , ' . 1 A. 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"Where are you today?" "I don't know what you mean," Flood responded weakly. Defense lawyer Axel Kleiboemer fired questions at Flood for more than an hour, trying to demonstrate the congressman's memory is all but gone and he is mentally Incompetent to face a bribery retrial scheduled for Feb. 25. Flood, fumbling for answers, often expressed •Irritation. "I wish you wouldn't embarrass me so by asking questions like that," the congressman, a former actor, said at one point w hile trying to recall de tails of his first trial. "I didn't know you were going to call me today," he said on another occasion. "What am I doing up here in the first SATURDAYS ill S iWMLUJ ". . II while his lawyers tried to prove in court his mental state is 12105 OPLN C 1© $ MONDAY FURNITURE : .' I . LJU. But two weeks before his scheduled resignation from the House, Rep. Daniel J. Flood, D-Pa., 76, appeared Tuesday to be a broken man. He sat appearing confused and hun-dfiated OPEN SUNDAY , - . d .. -. -:' ''i . "I felt if I charged him (Elvis) for the medication, his fathe r (Vernon Presley) would blow a gasket," Nichopoulos said. The doctor, who said he first treated Presley 11 years ago for saddle sores, said the rock ii' roll star received hospital treatment orhsisdrug problems .n NichopoulosId h ordered th hospitalization when he was was ailed to Graceland, the Memphis estate of Presley, and found the singer in respiratory distress. "I thought he was probably addicted to Demerol (a narcotic analygesic) at th e time," Nichopoulos said. Presley was also taking sleeping medication and barbituates, he said. "We tried to detoxify him from everything he was taking," the doctor said, adding that Methodone a synthetic narcotic used In withdrawal programs was used. Once, he was a powerful cozlgressrnan. ' 11 familJ. WASHINGTON (UPI) - He sat stiffly on the witness stand, ..'' . I%SIMEDASUNI2 Cigarette Has No Nicotine SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)- International Brands, Inc., has announced it will mass market in northern California a new cigarette without tobacco and without nicotine. The cigarette, called "Free," is made of a blend of wheat, cocoa and citrus. Lee J. Danna, board chairman of the firm, headquartered In Los Gatos, Calif., called the cigarette "the smoking product of the future." Its chief benefit is the ab.ee of, nicotine "the harpduland addlctive4zug In tobeeco.!' ployees of Elvis' business manager Col. Tom Parker, and some of the other 100 employees wh' often accompanied him on concert tour& When asked by state attorneys why prescriptions were not written for each individual, Nichopoulos said Presley objected to that. "He felt like these were friends of his and he would pay for them," Nichopoulos said. The doctor said he once wrote 10 prescriptions In his own name for drugs used by the resIP -• I40,~~-,, - Ex-Rep. Flood Dazed Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30.9:30, On Witness Stan I EVANSVILLE, I nd. (UP!)- Police said Donald Willace was arrested late Tuesday night for the execution-style slayings of a family of four who had returned from a trip to find him robbing their home. The Vanderburgh County sheriff's department said Wallace, 24, was arrested on a warrant charging him with four counts of murder and three counts of theft. A spokesman said preliminary charges would be filed today In County Court. Authorities said two other suspects, identified only as a man and a woman, also were arrested on tour counts of theft each In the incident. The Immortal Brai *? - was the least he could do since the singer picked up travel expenses for him and his L Alleged Mass Killer Caught .. - 1 ki t tour in Hawaii. entourage said he thought it , ' 4TLANTA (UPI )- Government prosecutors and defense' attorneys in the Bert Lance bank fraud trial are finding it hard to find someone in Georgia who has not heard of the President Carter's former budget chief. li In fact, all of the 18 prospective jurors tentatively accepted during the first two days of jury selection said they had heard of Lance or had knowledge of his widely publicized case. s jury selection entered Its third day today, U. S. District Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. backed off his previous prediction that the panel would be chosen in time to start opening arg!Lments on Thursday. Catholicism; - Nichopoulos, who could lose his medical license because of alleged indiscriminate prescription of drugs to Presley and 19 others, was forced Tuesday to testify as a state 'It That testimonywill continue today at 8:30 a.m. (cst) with the five-doctor panel on the Tennessee Medical Board questioning him after the state finishes its interrogation. In revea ling testim ony about Presley s drug dependence, Nichopoulos portrayed Presley as a friend who iiau. to be tricked into thinking he was receiving the painkillers he demanded. Sugar pills and syringe' filled with glycerin water were substituted for some of the uppers and downers prescribed for Presley, Nichopoulos said. Some placebos were ordered from a drug company and others were handmade by the doctor and his staff, The medical board is expected to question Nichopoulos about his practice of writing prescriptions in Presley's name when the drugs were for members of his band, em- Everyone's Heard Of Lance Kung And 1 rm MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) Elvis Presley's personal physician today must answer questions from the state medical board about his alleged prescription of 12,000 uppers, downers and painkillers to the rock n' roll star in the 20 months before his sudden death. In testimony Tuesday, Dr. George Nichopoulos steadfastly denied that Presley took all the drugs, saying some of them were destroyed In attempts to curb the entertainer's appetite for painkillers, - .u niier rnvaaeci Hell, I wo ld make at least a JEFFREY HART favorable reference to the Devil In the House of ROBERT WALTERS Commons." Winston Churchill, June, 1941 (when Hitler invaded the Soviet Union). When President Carter decided last summer Serious, that the first anniversary of restored SinoAmerican diplomatic relations this January would be a good time for Defense Secretary 1 Harold Brown to visit Peking, he had no way of knowing how significant the discussions could be. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, which fractured the Carter administration's complacent foreign policy, has suddenly drawn Washington closer to Peking and almost in direct proportion to the new alienation from Moscow. DES MOINES (NEA) - After months of It's important to try to sort out the Issues: Accordingly, the Chinese, who entertain no unsuccessful experiments with joint ap surrounding the censure of Hans Kung by; delusions about the Soviet menace, were as glad pearances of presidential candidates, a Vatican authorities, and important not only to welcome Secretary Brown to Peking as we format has emerged that affords voters a for Catholics. were to have him there. They have rendered the unique opportunity to compare both the style As soon s Kung was censured for imtop honors to Mr. Brown that are customarily and substance of the contenders. portant doctrinal deviations, he for At the Republican Candidates Forum massive su pport as a kind of "First Amendreserved for heads of state and they are openly conducted here recently, all of the parment" hero whose right of free speech hail calling for a SinoAmerican military alliance. The Ucipating politicians were able to present a been violated, as an "academic freedom" ¶ secretary, be(ug without authority to commit the fairly complete, acurate and undistorted hero, and even - for the World Council of United States to such an embrace at this point, picture of their character and personality as Churches a "human rights" hero, whose rejected the suggestion, voicing instead the ob- well as their positions on a wide range of human rights had been violated by the; vious neeçl for closer military and diplomatic Issues. 'Vatican. 'I'he typical format allowed each cand1dte cooperation. In addition, a very different sort of; five or 10 minutes to recite his basic camUnfortunately, in the uncertain, contradictory criticism developed. It was argued that the; Vatican authorities had blundered. They had; way of this administration, Secretary Brown has portpJftes for questions or side-by-side made the shallow, unconvincing, in. gone out of his way to reassure the Russians, who comparison. In most cases, the social setting embarrassing Kung a martyr.. must be much more concerned over a possible and party atmosphere mitigate against any _.------. A_A_ £L__ ---Unnoticed by the authorities, his theological: u..-..ninese entente wan any airier counter- serious assessment 0f inose seeaing inc pot-boilers would have sunk without a trace. move President Carter has thus far outlined. Mr. country's highest office. But Kung could hardly have been Ignored SCIENCE WORLD But the more serious forum sponsored here Brown pointedly reminded Peking and Moscow by the Vatican, not In the era of democracy that his visit was not aimed at any third nation, by the Des Moines Register and Tribune and the printing press. His books are huge Company was a strikingly successful venture, i.e. the Soviet Union best sellers. He is also a teaching theologian . thereby gratuitously allowing each candidate to be his quinat the University of Tubingen. As an, until calming Moscow's worst fear and forfeiting, tessenflal self. A capsule review of their n now, officially approved Catholic theologian, temporarily at least much of this country's performances, In alphabetical order: Kung has been Instructing priests. He Is not potential for discouraging Soviet aggression. If Rep. John Anderson of Illinois offered STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - A Stanford This artificial brain would not be some obscure crank. we are playing the China card, as the Kremlin himself as a man who marches to a different University experimental physicist has spe'nt programmed like an ordinary computer. Now.Father Kung's doctrinal peculiarities often accuses of us doing, it would appear we are drummer, rejecting both conservative dogma the last five years working toward con'It would simply be exposed to input, and It are 1101 minor. He denies the divinity of and politically popular rhetoric. Even sic- atruction of an artificial brain he believes would develop a capability of recognizing and Christ, denies the physical Resurrection of about to trump our own ace. for Itself and even grow Secretary Brown 's nine-day visit to China is at porters of other candidates acknowledged wouldb e able You feed It Information, say Christ, denies the doctrine of the Virgin birth, tL. that his fiery peroration at the end of the smarter. through a TV camera. ft gains experience and denies the infallibility of the pope on an end and thus far the only definite achievement session was the emotional highlight of the William A. Little has already put together a through observation, juat like an Infant. It doctrinal matters. to be annouiwèd has beei a U. S. Offer to Sell forum. computerized model of his project using the forms mental associations, develops a riperThose happento be some of the central and China a sophisticated earth resources satellite Sen. HOWIII' Baker of Thnnsesse- has a 'JvJent of four human brain neurons (as tolre of knowledge. defining beliefs of the Catholic ChIWCIL system and an agreement to assign defense at- folksy, easy-going style thot - unfortunately compared to the tons of billim of flSWOIlS in of Anyone, course, is free to deny them. The for him -Is not especially memorable. Baker a human brain). Could such a brain actually think for Itself? I taches to respective embassies, majority human population does deny "1 believe we Shall bUild a brain that Cane" - them. Butofisthe may well be the 1910 presidential campaign's "it has growing pains," says Little. it reasonable deny thim and Little answers. "We have to be concerned still claim W be. "Catholictotheologian?" Besides threatening to lift the embargo on version of the proverbial Chinese meal that "Mthoughw are learning ar ksble th with how information gets into the brain and defensive weapons to China, there are other U. S. leaves the diner hungry only a few how's case Is not an academic or free' how it is Interpreted. You have to duplicate s Kung's e h and suffer, a sort of epileptic fit. initiatives that should be pushed immediately to later. that in order to achieve a thinking brain." Former United National Ambassador "What we have done is to develop a theory involve China more actively against the growing The Vatican authorities did not attempt to Such a brain, like a human brain which prevent George Bush emerged as a distinguished, which allows the mapping of the evolution of ung from publishing s opinions. weight of Soviet power in Asia and the Middle capable and prof,Ia1OnI1 manager. He is both the Internal state of the brain onto a problem e&Ie oxygen to survive, would MIUT$UY How could they? He's, a bed seller, ad East. Deed electricity to fWlCtlOn. likeable and believable, but doesn't impire which is tractable mathematIcally and which would handle him. giuillie ; -Congress should enact legislation to give intam emotional reactions among most we know how to study fran phyde& r So how In off Is construction of such a Nor did the authorities attempt $0 China most-favored-nation status for its exports voters "once you have the mathematical model brain? him from teaching. Given his ó*r4 Former Texas Gov. John Connally con- then you can ask mathematically such qusato this country. "So far as building something that could act celebrity, he could probably teach anyW j. 7.hsr -The United States should serve as an honest tinues to be the most eloquent orator ID the tlotisu'Howdoesltknowthatttezida?' That ina very Interesting manner-that we could He could turn up at Ha'vard. do right away," Little says "But creating a The authorities did not even e broker in patching up the enmity between China field, but the forum's tUne limitations should come out as a mathematical quantity advantage of which is definable. What appears to come out brain which does all that the human brain commwücats him, or vent him from p"vente'd him from taking ton and India. Indira Gandhi had suggested earlier he renowned rhetorical_ability. of our model are elegant ways of recalling dog, that Is a long way off. exercising his priestly functions, such is that India and China should be on better terms, iiep Philip crane of Illinois was the only information. part that fascinates me most is to celebrating the Mass, in which he apparently " nugnber of the panel who never once and her return to power coinciding with the Soviet 'The remarkable thing about abrain is that solve the mathematical and physical disbelieves. seizure of Afghanistan could create a new op- displayed any sense of humor. His rapid-fire, when you see something, the image itself does problems Involved, rather than (at this stags) The Congregation of the Doctrine of tii mechanical delivery of unshakeable views on the recalling from memory. It Is a contentan Implementation of existing knowledge. portunity for cooperation and mutual defense. Faith, modern descendant of theInqulsitiod, "U we could understand the mathematical really only filed a minimum report 'fli -The United States and China should every imaginable Issue suggests that, if addressable memory. That Is, the content of ted, he would be the country's first bionic what you is. searches the memory and finds entity which corrupondi to the tumtfl brain, obvious was stat.à. King Is not a "Cstb* collaborate actively in preventing Soviet elec what you are looking for." we could then design end build an artificial nJogiji" This was mere Dviii in iabenn. aggression from spilling over Into Pakistan, now 11 Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas provided a Little, a. noted authority on superbrain -that would be real-life science fiction, And surely the Catholic Church, like ax directly threatened, and in supporting Thailand, dazzling display of the rapier.sharp, sardonic conductivity, and his associates are working for we should be mAking something that Is ltuticn, has a right to decide who which is being pressed by the Soviet-supported ant sometimes sell-deprecating wit that Is with psycho-biologists and engineers "who essentially Immortal. retpirensou of mes1m and wi vietnamese in Cambodia. legendary among political Insiders. His are looking at predictions for our model. our ,,it, would learn continually and keep on does not. -Part of any strengthened Sino-American caustic one-liners are a delight to those who model appears to be the way a brain could aljnilailg information all the while. Being In a layman's footnote to King, let me ss made of silicon and fed by electricity, it would that i have imj been Impeseil b relationship should include an understanding that appreciate that specialized art (cnn, but that work, so our next aim is to build an artlflcal never grow older or slow down, and would mmuda for the thesis that Christ wli China will restrain its North Korean ally from asset Isn't sufficient to propel. a man into the brain which think, the way a human brain does" White Haim. grow Infinitely in knowledge." divine, an aspect of God. South Korea. military action against our ally, Clearly, these initiatives involve reciprocity, as dOes the. Si-American relationship itself. And JACK ANDERSON 1 clarity .. In turn may hinge on the new reciprocity with which Mr. Carter now says he sees foreign 1 affairs. IfhevlewsPeking with the same tough 1 '. realism in which he says he sees Moscow, then the dangers inherent for this country in an active trucks will not for prugrom, Brady was demoted, ostracized a WASIUNOTUN -n in his righteous in. reporters Dale Van Atta and Mark Zueman, I partnership with a major Communist power will Or have other features threatened with Bring. Brady's .ap.rloã can now provide details of the way Carter's desp(ornrdtng be minimized. ___________________ dignation at the RUan reps of !i"ditan, hats also clroslstsd ascrot vernal mimi Jimmy WW has understandably chosen to po&ymakwe were lid down the primrose typical of military model'." b *mdsd to discredit his whistleblowing. ingore tin v$luabl, help given to the soviet path by the Kremlin's palace oft lsainger's cable cowhided that "we no Because Nixon and CarW omolals naivs Back In the early W7 wins Secretary of Invasion by the United StatU: Meny of tin j" of R,1l Mai soldiers now ocnçylng Afghanistan Stat. 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Paul Fred Thompson, 33, of Miamar was captured in Miami by four police officers after a brief foot chase. He is charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery. Joseph Macker, 41, of Miami and Bernard Bolender, 27 of Fort Lauderdale were arrested Sunday on the same charges. S S . .:'. '::: ,...... S ::-'•.. S EvenIngHerald,Sanford,Fl.Wednesday,Jan. 16, 1flO-7A Vandalism Mars King ,Ceremony - ATLANTA (UPI) The 51st birthday of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was remembered Tuesday with an ecumenical service and an emotional march to the Georgia State Capitol... but the celebration was marred by a predqwn defacement of the slain civil rights leader's crypt. King's widow, Coretta Scott King, joined hands with first lady Rosalynn Carter to sing the civil rights theme song "We Shall Overcome" during the service at Ebenezer Baptist Church as workers attempted to remove the red, black, and green stripes painted on King's tomb during the night. In brief remarks, Mrs. Carter reaffirmed a White House commitment for a national holiday in honor of King shortly before a week of ceremony came to an end when some 5,000 people marched from the church where King once preached to the Capitol about a mile away. "This morning when I left home (Washington, D.C.), it was a holiday all the school children were home," Mrs. Carter said to applause during the ser. vice. "The President and I are cornmitted that we must have a national holiday to commemorate this great man of hope, faith and love." Perhaps overshadowing the pledge of White House support was the vandalism at the tomb of King, killed by an assassin April 4, 196á. At dawn Tuesday, little more than an hour before a wreathlaying -ceremony by - Mrs. King, church officials found King's name and the inscription "free at last, free at last, thank God Almighty I'm free at last" had been defaced by paint. A white sheet was thrown over the vandalism and Later workers began removing the paint with solvent and water, mere was no indication as to who might be responsible. Red, black and green are the colors of black liberation but also appear in the flags of a number of African and Middle East nations. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS Sex Allegations Leave Rep. Flinn ' Numb' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - When Gene Flinn capped During the session, he worked easily with the rest of the family and his law practice," says another. nearly 20 years of political activity by winning a seat In the Dade delegation and sat on the House Insurance, Commerce The political fallout from the charges is difficult to measure Florida House in 1978, friends say he was so happy he was too and Natural Resources committees. He showed his political but the common wisdom Is that it will be tough for Flinn to stunned to speak. bounce back - unless a "political vendetta" prompted the colors by sponsoring bills to ban fish traps and give lawyers an "He was just dancing," recalls Miami political consultant edge in medical malpractice disputes. allegations as he has charged and Flinn Is looked upon as the Stuart Rose who now says Flinn, fl-Miami, is almost numb Neither passed, but Flinn got his name as co-sponsor on victim of a diabolical scheme. from the shock caused by allegations of sexual harassment eight successful measures, "I think that type of charge is very difficult to overcome," filed against him by two former aides 10 days ago. One colleague says he displays "the traditional trial at. says Steinberg, noting the tough fight Flinn had to get elected. The charges rocked the Capitol last week and are the most torney position," on insurance legislation, but a random poll of "It will have a greater effect in his particular case because of lesions allegations of sexual misconduct since E. Bert Riddle most lawmakers shows Flinn to be an amiable sort, no one the legislative area he's from." of Fort Walton Beach was expelled from the House in 1961 for really seems to know him well. "The south end of Dade County is an agricultural area, passing an offensive note to a legislative page. "He's a difficult person to peg," says Rep. William (with) a heavy church going population that would view The women, Karen Shields, 26, and Virginia Cathcart, 41, Sadowski, D-M[aml, and chairnwt of the House Insurance charges of the nature brought against Rep. Flinn in strict moral terms," adds Rep. Joe Gersten, D-Miami. "I'm sure his say in complaints to the federal Equal Employment Oppor- Committee. "He's a very quiet, almost reticent person." constituents take this matter seriously." Perhaps his political style is best summed up by Sen. Paul "H. 's a political animal," the lawmaker But Robert Zeger, a mover and shaker in south Dade politics Steinberg, fl-Miami Beach. "He's always there. He's not as president of the 600-member South Bayiront Democratic says. 'He knows the game Is you jumping on his feet - he's not waiving and screaming. He's Association, says the feedback he gets is "the people are with not showy, he's not a clown. He's just always there." Gene Flinn." have to go along to get along. When it's time to relax, Flinn says he likes to "take my "He madeapassatacouple of broads, so what," Zeger says. urban lawyer hat off," and spend time with his family. More Flinn and his colleagues in Tallahassee are taking the case He's nobody's fool : than anything else that means fishing for sailfish and yellow much more seriously than that. He's hired a lawyer and the tail snapper with his sons. Gene, 16, and Walter, who turned 14 five-member select cwmnittee named by Brown will take tunity Commission that Flinn fondled then: repeatedly and tried to make sexual intercourse a condition of their jobs. The two days after the allegations against his father became depositions from six former female aides to Flinn before pilic. Flinn's 20-year-old daughter, Phyllis, is married, women also said Flinn made them do extensive work for his deciding whether to hold public hearings on the case. private Law practice on state time, a violation of House rules. "Fishing is where I get my enjoyment with the family," he A finding of guilt could result in Flinn's censure, suspension The allegations prompted House Speaker Hyatt Brown to says. "I guess I'm considered a family man," or expulsion from the House .- penalties one lawmaker said sppoint a select committee to investigate, and propelled Flinn His associates say that's the toughest part of the allegations are likely to be considered if the panel finds the allegations - an unobtrusive lawyer whom his colleagues say Is the Last - the Impact they've had on Flinn's family. true. man they. would suspect In something like this - into the "I saw the guy yesterday and he was like a wrung out "If, after all, the guy Is guilty," thç lawmaker said, "( the spotlight. dlshrag," says one, "He's trying to get a handle on his life, his feeling is) he's made his own bed. Let him sleep in it." Since the charges became public at least one other woman a former law client of Finn's has claimed he made improper advances while representing her. At this point there are more questions than answers about all the charges. Flinn, himself, is reluctant to talk about any of it except to say he is innocent and to acknowledge the charges could wreck his political career. 54* But the 48-year-old married father of three children and self. described "family man" was willing to talk with UP! about his politics, himself and his family. In sum, he says he Is a moderately successful downtown Miami attorney with a passion for fishing in the Florida Keys with his two sons. He's a member of the Rod and Reel Club and the posh Surf Club, both for serious well-to-do fishermen. His financial disclosure forms show he's worth $224,000, and I Billie Caacemti$e doesn't owe anybody any money. He's proud of the fact he's lived In the same house in southern Dade County for 22 years. A uative of Ohio, Flinn cut his political teeth as Dade County coordinator for John F. Kennedy in 1960. Since then he's Immersed himself In the south Florida political scene, Mk "He's an attender, he goes to a lot of events," says George DePontis, a political consultant and friend of Flinn's. Muss To ie Bit. But another Dade politician, a legislator, sees the graying, ____ bespectacled Flinn in a different light. "He's a political animal," the lawmaker says. "He knows 229 the game is you have to go along to get along. He's nobody's fool." Flinn served on local water, sewer and health boards, and lost twice in elective politics before winning a House seat In a bitter six-person race In 1978. The victory was a personal __________ highlight for Flinn. 1iiBi1i1]ITh "He wanted bad," remembers Stuart Rose who helped SO sheets 6*9 In. •S* Or.gg rule, coil Flinn in a tough run off against Deb DeBella, a former legislaI ' JQ TONY RUSSI INSURANCE It Sanford 2417 S. 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Highs in the lOs es cept for near SO in the south and the keys. IIVV HOSPITAL NOTES fl.Wr,.-i MvrQ •Tt wn kA.,.Il4 •'J• Important personally to him," "(Politics) are probably something I've gravitated into became of my civic and aocthl activities," adds Flinn. Dcriblng himself as "Eisenhower Democrat," Flinn has watched w in two decades, taking up mitch of laud traditi onally pr Dom bonitos, avocados and other crops. The area Is now Latins and farmers, but XU Is the mlgof Y01111% PC the most conservative part of Dade County. Campaign records from 1978 show Flinn spent 130,000 of his own money, and got the whole family Involved In his one-year quest for the House of Representatives. His wife, Dorothea, kicked in cash for postage and helped with lunches. His In-laws gave $200. Even his children anted up with small donations. He was so proud he brought his family to Tallahassee for the Nov. 1978, freshman orientation seau1on. 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Besides Baltimore's two he poisibtlity of coaching He met with Irsay and straight losing seasons the Baltimore Colts' quarterback General Manager Dick Colts' average attendance of Bert Jo. Szymanski Monday in 36,000, last season was the "He's the premier quarter- Chicago, and was formally NFL's worst, beck in the NFL," said the offered the job Tuesday. One of the hazards of the job former Philadelphia Eagle McCormack,49,posted a 16. is Irsay. The Skokie, Ill., coach, who was expected to be 25.1 record at Philadelphia millionaire meddled in 7.7 mark in 1974 was their first prompting Marchibroda to to the opportunity of coaching non4osing record in 10 years, resign once. He also him and of being a head coach but McCormack was fired the threatened to fire one next year following a 4-10 assistant coach for defensive There was little question season lapses, not realizing the coach McCormack will get that He spent the last four years in question was in charge of chance. Team officials sche- coaching the offensive line for the offensive line. duW a new conference for ft Cincinnati Bengals. "That was one of the things I230 p.m. EST at Memorial McCormack was an All-Pro Dick and I talked about in Stadium, presumably to an. guard under Paul Brown at Mobile," McCormack said. "I nojmce McCormack will Cleveland from 1954 to 1962 think any owner, whether he replace Ted Marchibroda- and an assistant coach at Is considered a good owner or who , was fired Dec. V after Washington under Vince a bad owner, wants to win. I th Colts' second consei'utive Lombardi and George Allen. think winning solves a lot of 541 season. He will take over a problems." ' -' -= ' Big i1 Mccr uy, Whitney Spark Tribe To 17th By JOE DESANTIS - Herald Sports Editor Senior forward Bruce McCray smashed a Seminole High single game scoring mark Tuesday night and speedy guard Keith Whitney passed the opposition dizzy to lead undefeated Seminole to a 77.65 win over the DeLand Bulldogs. The McCray sparked win marked the 17th straight for the Tribe and sets up a game of unbeatens Friday night when third ranked and undefeated Daytona Mainland at 16-0 tangles with the Tribe at 17.0. Hill Payne's crew appeared headed for an early route as they opened the contest with their patented full court press, f orcing the Bulldogs into four straight turnovers that McCray and guard Glenn Stambaugh turned into a quick 5-0 lead just 45 seconds info the game. A quick time out by DeLand coach Art Parissi calmed his younger squad down a little. DeLand finally managed to work the ball up court only to have 6-6 center Reggie Butler slap away the first two Bulldog shots. MeCray finished the hot first period for Seminole with 13 points to push the Tribe in front by 10, 22-12. While McCray was busy putting the ball in the hoop the first quarter, the referees were busy blowing the whistle on senior forward David Thomas who was quickly saddled with three early fouls and didn't re-enter the contest until the third quarter. The Bulldogs took control of the game two minutes into the second quarter as the Tribe went cold from the floor. Bulldog Darryl DeShazier and Fred Hinson tossed In a couple of baseline bombs from the parking lot as DeLand outscored the Tribe 17.12 hfnrn lhø half ntlwl in hand WI gr iko locker room trailing 37-29. DeLand continued its torrid outside shooting and behind a •U ..' ;•. N. .. • •. .• i ••' '. finished the night with nine points whIW " Whitney canned ht and finished ith eight assists Reggie Butler also tallied eight for the Seminoles in additl~ii 71 •-"' to blocking seven shots and snarring 13 rebounds. Darryl DeShazier ut on the Bulldog scoring parade withi`~ 30 i effort while'auard Fred Hinson pumped in 15. 4e hit some shots from outer space" smiled a slIghff startled coach Bill Payne• "We don't even hit those syjf '' g fing off in 'actice" "We are a prettygood outside shooting team" pointed oà' DeLand aciArt rissI "We did a good lob in the first especially on the boards but theyJ had the surge In the thiri .-"ç - ' • .• . 1 ., '' . ' . . . oo . - .. -.-- •. oj I W Wititz Grabs Two Stroke Disney Lead "My kids did pretty good, they're still young," Parissi V his four junior and one sophomore starting line up. The game of the year in he Five Star Conference is now at hand g .1 The fifth ranked Seminoles put their 17.0 record on the linuW ' S Wtntz was among 64 first round survivors. LAKE BUENA VISTA Fla (UP!) — Gary Wint, the host tn needed 27 holes to subdue Others included Golf Hall of Fame member Paul Barkhouse of Danvers, Man., Tuesdayoug Ford of Winter Park, Fla., and son in the opening round of the $25 PGA Match Mike. Play championship golf tournament at Walt . Also remaining in the field were defending Disney World. on the par 3 sixth champion Stan Thirst of Orverwnd Park, Wints had a hole-in-one carve ut remained even with Bathhouse after the regulation 18 winner, Bryan Abbott, Painsville, Ohio, the took holes. It nine more holes before 17 winner, Bob Bruno, Port Washington, Barkbouse hooked a drive and took a bogey. N.Y.; the 1971 winner, Chick Evans, Crystal Wints completed the hole In par and won the River, Fla.; and the 1968 champion, Steve 16-0 record SANFORD (77): McCray 43, Stambaugh 9, D. Thomas J~l Butler 8, Whitney 8, S. Thomas 0, Grace 0, White 2, A1eunded 0, Gaudreau 0, Baker 2, Slppio 0, Guy 1 Totals 3115-fl 7t' . ' . •-' • Brown2, Ramsey2, Vt'Shazier28, Jackson 0, HamlerO, McG#'' 4. Totals 26 13-16 65. Halftime; Sanford 36, DeLand 29. Team fouls: Sanford 17101 DeLand 18: Fouled out: none. Technical: DeLand aufstadiV/ - -• - - •S4 W •1W& pair of long jumpers by DeShazier, Hinson and James McGee stayed within hailing distance of Seminole until fleet-tooted Tribe guard Keith Whitney put on'g dazzling ball handling Ouarterbacks Rate MVP Highs - Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Bruce McCray goes up for two of his game high 41 clinic, points against DeLand Tuesday night. McCray Flashy guard Keith Whitney pulls up before going With McCray, Butler and David Thomas reasserting smashed the school single game scoring record of up for a jumper. Whitney totaled nine points and themselves on the boards. Whitney took the outlet passes and ii with a pair of free throws shortly before the end dazzled the Bulldogs with crisp passing, finishing canned a pair of long jumpers, then dished out four sparkling of the game. the night with eight assists. assists in less than a minute for easy buckets. McRay was the beneficiary of three of those assists and combined with a McCray left the contest with two minutes remaining but rePayne sent his scoring pce back into the contest and Sic Cray jumper and foul shot from running mate Glenn Stambaugh, entered when word came down from the stands that he was a dodged a hounding Bulldog defense for a pair of free throws Seminole regained control and coasted in - for the 77-65 win point away from breaking the single game scoring record of 41 with 16 seconds left to set the new school record at 43 points. with reserves, points formerly held by Larry Kearse and John Zeuli. Surprisingly McCray was the only Seminole In double Steelers Lou hi*n At Po'int SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) — 'he glamour of the pro iarterback is in full flourish qPin — If you measure the esteem in which he is held by r ),, I I I J #.' By MILTON RICHMAN he dressed but didn't par- O countless number of times newsmen. "When somebody suddenly everybody believes much it takes to get there. We impossible for the Rains to day's contest is a matter 'or! in us. wanna win the game by one win. life and death. If there's any FlJI.L~RTQV'xqIif.(PPI) ptrlengpien an aiW% leg that Davis, like so, many of the we're favored or someWng "The ones we're laughing at point, three points, 10 points, "We're confident in our own pressure on them at . L- Have you ever, run Into doesn't figure to keep him other Steelers, has been asked like that, we laugh. We're not are the odilsmakers. It's like anything. We're gonna play ability, but I thI4 you'll fIM £ cnl' de*n'i show:' anyone whq hp , never made a from playing against the Los about Ilthe spread," or about laughing at the Rams or they've finally diSCOVered UL our hearts out." we all respect They re so,.1o'oi's-e4 'hen`kfieyM' bet in his life? Angeles Rams In Sunday's the 11 points 'Pittsburgh 'is because we think we can beat The Rams may never have feel the team that plays the od'"Un field, you'd tid Meet Sam Davis of the Super Bowl XIV. favored over Los Angeles by them by 11, but because we've been to the Super Bowl before, Davis, who has been on all hardest and makes the least they're getting ready to go'ln" Pittsburgh Steelers, still one "I'm from a family of the bookmakers. come to the Super Bowl as but they've been in a lot 00 three winning Super Bowl mistakes will win the game." one of those SundayI pIcnI,. of the best pulling guards in Baptists," laughingly ex"I don't know about those underdo gs ourselves and now, playoffs and we know how teams with Pittsburgh, goes Perhaps the most 1k.. JL'I ..4 ..te 1.1 -- ..I.i.A I,..J., ,..k.. 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Lu.Lu 0718*4 4 ___ • r' flt1p baby mows arel,, Inmitmne amid May" Urny rti rulv'dar Isuoot that's jut abeat tine fir the wtaal .pri footiall jamboree for the prep gIers. Watch oid ______ _ -?' - 1 1014 MLB (84,28631 -. . — ROGER '7k. lies New England — STEVE UBACK, QB (8-3, 202, age lth year, Navy). Grand GIIOGAN,QB(6-4,206,26,5th lb year, NoIre - - / 5 bass "iii. ' I cask Lake Brantley played intensely but the Greyhounds got the breaks as they turned back a determined Patriot ball club 61-56 Tuesday night. "I wouldn't say layed well tonight," lo , replied m Lawrence, "but It I " .was good enough to win." Doc Nelson and Glenn Bailey scored eight Ii points apiece in the first period giving the Greyhounds a narrow 22-20 lead. Lyman completely dominated the second quarter. Nelson and junior Neal Gillis hit .• a. hack-to-back buckets giving the Greyhounds a 28-21 advantage. After a pair of free throws by Patriot guard John Hobbs, Lyman went to its four corner offense. The Greyhound's semi-stall helped them gain a 34-23 halftime edge. ' "We shot well in the first half," remarked f.. Lawrence. Lyman helped its fate by shooting 16-30 in the first half. The tWrd period belonged to Doug Dershimer of Lake Brantley. The smooth senior guard scored 14 third , period points, hitting on seven-of-eight floor shots. But Dershimer's sterling performance was offset by the trio of Sam Lemon, Gulls Greyhound guard Pop Lemon drives Inside of and Nelson. Lake ilraimtIe' for a layup in Tuesday night "S As the quarter came to a close the 14s titan-Lake Brantley Five Star clash. Patriot Greyhounds owned a 49-40 lead. After a basket bv Lmion that opened the guard Ilarold Laughlin (14) and center Tom final peri od, Dershimer quickly followed with \I h (42) defend play. a pair of critical baskets and sliced the V LyInan lead to eight. Senior guard Gary hays converted a rebound into another ouick bucket with 2:22 left in the game to reduce the Greyhound lead to 51.45. A critical point came late In the game with ______________________________________________________ Lyman leading by a- 5449 margin. Peterson Dean Martin signed TV's largest contract ever with leaped off We bench to protest a controversial NBC in 1968. The amount involved: $34 million, , rookie, ahlngten — JOE Job. Buifalo *ANN. QB ($1, 1s - ___ 1IdXaU____ 1 '.Ini,, wsn'iv*ua -- - . -• too. ___ down with 1___years staff and we'll be "We'll be__ sitting some now idies There will to some___ t"W about___ --s," 1010 &A TWUL, "That's only, mWd wW a am Uk" over aaus." V Whenhe'snolt..diingor(.diTvuiestay$buiya,a ___ family man, The 33.eermd 4din bees, like ill 'sp cow'. Is 1.1. basketball." ., veteran was tcpranked year, Kansas State). His 28 in NFL, delivered in TDpum U.dfortcps in NFL with t7TDtoSN1. this year. One of most dangerous running quarI Y turn leader. flad,lpluI — WILBERT torback.. New York — MARVIN I ITO(i1ERY. RB (6.10, at kd year, Abilene POWELLOT (61,271,24, 3rd titan). Should start year, USC). Key to leading sii.o node. Gained running attack In NFL. i 1 yide,Thas third-down Powerful technician who . .. - ---' s c p C - - ____ thou. llnemafl rsti.inleg neat I cm - ___ .sw ' - r ddow TVhlis.NduwaIwllasCo,ChwmderRai.yand a4 together the lines that spring Dean Shackelford and FRONT DISC ', si'a*osnaix asuxu wsunwau.s 21.00 I'7si4 34.1 G' M14 SLGG rat ad G71.1s sea. Tufts rounded out his coaching ikatles at Eastilds with the linebacker coaching jth before meving to Lake Brentisy under now departed Jim Riley who. joined the ceag. ranks two weeks ago at Gardeer Webb in North Carolina. one ____ me out, he joke.. RADIALS SAVE GAS - - Eastilde tinder head coach Rabbit Smith. While tOhSSd coach the bSIShSfl and hulitelVVie "Wiwon two state welglsthfung tiles," explained Tufts. "We only 11111611011 ascondinthe Mate my lasty.arthire so they kicked 2.14 •• iS LI 36.75 as.n 43,01 r we áiu WOW- - 2.27 23$ 257 2.71 33, 2.61 4'.'7 ___ Sim Following his college days at Gainesville, Tullis traveled i Palatka Central where he .erved as offensive and defensive line coach for two years. The new Patriot coach thin reternsd to his backyard and spent low seasons as the offensive line coach at Gainesville 1. 2.11 the AFC EAST Ii lou. OItIs J. Anderson of Miami — VERN DEN S Lath, made the Third HERDER, DE (6.6, 282, 31, 9th year, Iowa Central). Fine roster. isis how the voting went: pass rusher. Inspirational * who ii link to Dolphin Super Bowl champs of early 1lW.M RAIIIALIIZW 1*71811 coaching job. - "d4i;fiii_l6~f" t"i _0' n QB -_ 0 NRA began the Third Down team that doesn't have out. Oregon). Broke Joe Nama th's Award with the establishment standing passing. Better than record for passing yardage of lbs American Football 17 yards per catch, with 4,082. Gutsy, smart laagus In 1900 and expa nd ed veteran field general. It when the AFL was merged YOUNGBLOOD, .I (6-3, 231, TON, QB (6-4, 210, 36, 15th with the NFL in 1070. 20,7th year, Tennessn Tech. year, California). Might have It is named th for e down Motile, hard4iittlng outside been last hurrah for this old ma; is syinnouc W*W IUCCS bSCMV, stalwart or tough nana, who has brought &oncs ii football; the team or player Rain defense. No relation to to three straight playoffs. Seattle — JIM ZORN, QB tbit converts the third-down all-pro Jack. play Is the one that usually New Orleans — CHUCK (6.2, 200, 26, 4th year, Cal wim. MUNCIE, RB (6-3, 230,26, 4th Poly). When this flashy south. The value of the running year, California). Extremely paw Is clicking, there's no beck was also reaffirmed In talented performer who more effective threat in the 1979 select ions with seven finally put it all together in game. ball cwWs, led by Earl 79, topped 1,0Wy&M mark. i.mpOeu or itoiawn, given — WALLY STABLER, IJiS (6.3, 10, 34, AflEitI time nod as MVPs. FRANCIS, WR (6-11, 190, 28, 10th year, Alabama). Grizzled Seven de was 1so 7th yew, Arkansas AM&N). vet had big comeback from awarded the same tribute. Former kick.return specialist so-so 18 campaIgn. Threw 26 '11w.e wide receivers — John who sprouted as regular Ms. Kept Raiders in race. Kansas City — ART STILL, Stailwcrth, James Lotto and catcher with 74 receptions. Wally Francis—were singled San Francisco — PAUL DE (6.7, 282, 24, 2nd year, out. And Marvin Powell, a HOFER, RB (6.0, 195, 27, 4th Kentucky). Chiefs are __ ytg tackle for the New year, Mississippi). How many climbing back to respec.Ylb Jets, was a rare choice; guys can but out OJ. Simp. tability with pass-rushing ye linemen seldom get son for starting job? Great terrors like this sophomore giant. a i boners, desire. Fine receiver, too, ly Tufts's background Is a clear indication of having Iu time profession and paying the dues enroute to his first head FEY 44.38 11*75-14 F*75.1s 0175.1S• PRICE *13 $3' 41N 0*75.14 - FREE MOUNTING OUR SIZE 'I - A7$•13 $1.75 FIT. -mIT hi quality 1 time coaches here that applied for tim. job I feel real ,i]*n.i4 M I ,1i,,as,nU r1'-----If there'. me draw back to his .election it's thó fact that he's a Gator man — but simmer. . are there are new wonder -'r coming out to cure that disease so there's hope for Dave. . S s • , ______ $ - . I like Dave Tufts. Firstly beëause I think he'll do a good Job as Lake Brantley's new head footba ll coach. Secondly because tie's shorter than lam. And that's hard to beat. After talking to beanstaiks like Haggle Butler, Haggle Barnes and the rest of those tall hoopeters, I've got a stiff nick. It's going to be nice to interview a coach or player eye-to-eye for a change. Lake Brantley principal Darvin Booth, made Tullis, potntment as head coach official lake Brantley assistant was chosen as the new pigskin boss from a staff of all well qualified and experienced assistant coaches at the Altamonte Springs campus. It's nice to see that Boothe stayed with his own people too. "I'm really happy and very proud," said Tullis in a phone interview between classes this morning. "Considering the B Radial Whitewall Tullis Lands Patriot Job . .' call only to be slapped with a technical. Nelson converted one of the two charity tosses and Lemon followed with an 18-foot jump shots to put the game on ice for the Greyhounds. With the loss Lake Brantley slid to 1.13 on the year. Lyman leveled its record to 8-8 "I'm proud the way the boys hung in there torught," complimented Petorson. "We're coming closer and closer to putting a whole game together — with a couple of breaks we could have won the game tonight." Nelson led the Lyman scoring attack with 21 points. Lemon and Bailey contributed 12 points each to the Greyhound cause. Dershimer fired in 25 points in a losing effort. "Brantley played a heck of a game," complimented Lawrence. "They came in psyched up for us." Lyman faces Spruce Creek Friday night in the Greyhound gym while the Patriots return home Friday night to tangle with Daytona Seabreeze. In the first game of the night Lyman's La dy Greyhounds won their third straight game by destroying Lake Brantley 46-26. Maria Smith was the scoring ace for Lyman, pouring in 21 points while Kim Page added 10 for the Lady Greyhounds. Rebecca Foss was the only Patriot In double figures as she recorded 10 points. LAKE BRANTLEY(3): Laughlin 2, Hobbs 2, MeGarvey 2; Hayes 6, Moths 12, Dershimer wc.w'r ., _______ / By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer As Lake Brantley huddled moments before it faced Seminole County rival Lyman, Patriot boss Bob Peterson emphasized that his squad, "play four quarters of intense - Oddsm-ake read Chicago — WALTER him in Hall of Fame PAYTON, RB ( 5-11, 205, 25, Cleveland — BRIAN SIPE, 5th year, Jackson State). QB (6-1, 190, 30, 6th year, San Acrobatic runner who had Diego State). Silenced all fourth straight 1,000-yard skeptics who said Browns t*a teammates. year, led NFL with 1,610. couldn't win with him. Threw In the Third Down Awards Team leader. 28 'ID passes. gnnounced Monday by Minnesota — RICKEY Cincinnati — PETE Newspaper Enterprise YOUNG, RB (6.2, 195, 26, 5th JOHNSON, RB (6-0, 242, 25, Association, nine quar- year, Jackson State). May be 3rd year, Ohio State). terbacks in the National best receiver in game out of Unspectacular plugger who FOdblill '"IN were Un*d badftld, alsosmart rurtner, always comes prepared to the most valuable players of Payton's nephew. play. Sniffs goal line, with 14 their respective teams. They Green Bay — JAMES scores. chasm by juries of LOFTON, WR (6-3, 187, 23, AFC WEST L ym a n Edg es Pa trio ts - GAT.64 ___ S -----, p __ •$5fl - - , S . i- same. - (r.$ yr, he utd ebSId iVwmemdou iwviir? Stake oat niche for - - -- S _______ S 0 glop him TM A4 I 41 _7;Ar__ ~ �10A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wdr*sday, Jan, U, 1$O DePaul Spruce tj Creek Haviks In r. ., I-!I 1 , ~I . I ~- I ! 4 I. - I . : By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Meyer: 'We , MIKE TULLY Shoe Kegier'S Kom ér NI//EM/A/I, ROW N ' I PIRSTFDFRALOF Willy Smith USF Gieves Conner e Axe TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Chip Conner his USF the likes of North Carolina, Auburn and FSU Golden Brahmans struggling along with a 4-8 (Florida State, twice) as four of our first '10 record - got the axe Tuesday, along with his top games. nntancott McCandlish. "That was done in preparation for our play in USF Vice President Dan Walbolt announced the firing of the coaches and named assistant the Sun Dome, and i unavailability for play this coach Gordon Gibbons as interim coach for the season might well have had an adverse effect on our team," Conner said. rest of the season. USF hosts the University of New Orleans at USF has an extremely young team, with only Curtis Hixon Hall tonight as Gibbons makes his two seniors. The squad includes two freshmen, debut. five sophomores and three Juniors. I am obviously disappointed but recognize this The status of the Sun Dome also figured In as a hazard that exists for anyone who enters the profession," Conner said in a statement released Conner's career at USF a few months ago when Walbolt announced in October the university was through the USF Information office, Walbolt said Conner and McCandlish were told extending Conner's contract through the 1980-81 their positions at the university could not be season to enable him to be part of the continued and said they agreed to resign, ef- inauguration of the facility. His original contract was to expire this May. lective immediately. "Conner and McCandllsh are gentlemen of the But a clause In the extension provided the first class and although they are deeply disap- university could renegotiate or terminate the pointed, they have conducted themselves In the contract at any time depending upon the team's same gentlemanly way that they have conducted performance. their responsibilities at the University of South USF's regular season ends Feb. 18, with the Sun Florida," Walbolt said. n a •. - a • n...t n_.. nyu s..univrenee o utr, memoers 01 the- bun a n tourney reo, i-zz,. neiL conierence, nan hoped to be playing this year In the Sun Dome Conner, to USF as assistant coach ifl facility under construction on campus and had 1974, was 37, namcame ed interim coach in 1975 when scheduled some major basketball teams early In Coach Bill Gibson died of a hea rt attack, and was the season to Inaugurate the facility, given his first two-year co ntract in August, 1976. But flaws in construction put the complex far behind schedule and the Bulls have had to play at His USF teams had an overall record of 59-64. various locations including Curtis Hixon in Mccandlish,29, had been Conner's top assistant ' downtown Tampa, the Bayfront Center in St. for the past four years. Petersburg, and the State Fair Grounds east of Conner and McCandlish both played their Tampa. - it ISERM STORES ' I' p st -se .' - -As in most cases, it (the firing) happened because we did not win enough games," Conner said. "Perhaps I was overzealous in scheduling Milwie Group Captur•s liii. In Special Olympics Toum.y , ~; $ group MIlwee Middle advance to the Florida School students has advanced Special Olymplcs to be held In - __ basketball. onal the Walton Ft. P1 Basketball title over the William Goodwin, Keith V' -_- Qtr. 7. 'Total Tip Top; Osrrell ______ pkIb)9; '• _w, Grahaln 2; Rod'A'p'4r laniasoa4. Mkha.lEdwdeZ;lMQtr. 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DORA, DELANO, LEESBURG, KISSIMMEE 9-9 DAILY, SUN. 12.6 Wednesday's Games Chicago at Boston Portland at Philadelphia Denver at Ind iana New Jersey at Houston Phoenix at Utah Kansas City Milwaukee Los Ang Golden State Atlanta at San Diego 'Thursday's Games San Antonio Cleveland Washington Detroit Atlanta Phoenix SJusta Prince 6.60 4.10 3.00 IBendisom 3.20 3.00 C Or* River 600 0(41)11.30; P (1-4) 47.1$; 1 (14.6) 261 66: Time 31.11 Siam 1-16, S 4Silas Gerber 3,40 4 40 3.60 ll4ahIra's Oat 6.00 3.50 WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. - - ToPP,W6 M't.' , /,v2oq 4fF,4/6/) W//,C# /fYCtOPFO RAF law A~Fc6w,0_4.A San Antonio 133, N.J. 119 Chicago ill, Ken City 10$ Phoenix 107, Denver $9 Los Angeles 112, Utah 99 0(1.3) 7.00; P (1.3) 21.51: T (1 2Pro 3) 61.00: Time 31•17 Seven* race-I-he., c 2Mitl Slick Dude 3.00 3.40 2.10 7 Mr.Mniger 3.50 S Jost Scott 410 0 (2.7) 10.15; P (2.7) $4.'9t 1' (2' 7.5) 250.10: Time 31.7$. territory. That would be a lot more embarrassing to them than if we stayed home.'' Doug l(obev, another U.S. member of the IOC, said. ''I would be opposed to that, to subsidi ze an alternate Olympic games. I think that's all absurd." U.S. officials said Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher is sounding out E ur opean leaders on his current trip overseas and there have bee n suggestions the games be held in Munich or Montreal, both sites of previous games. Also, given top priority consideration is a suggestion by Vice President Walter Mondale that a permanent Olympic site, be established in Greece. Officials said the president has not made a final decision and that it is still in the discussion stage. "We're waiting for public opinion to develop," one official said. I'resident Carter will unveil the details of his revised longterm foreign po licy toward the Soviets in a televised State of the Union address on Jan. 23. White house officials indicated the United States would be willing to bear a hefty share of the cost of not holding the gaines in .Moscow, tiere preparation has been tinder way for many months. in retaliation for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. "A lot of things are being discussed,'' one administration official said Tuesday night. "No one wants to re peat the 1936 Olympics." Adolf Hitler used the 1936 gaines in Berlin as a opagim forum for Nazi (;ermiiin - on the eve of World War II. Iwo U.S. members of the International Olympic' Committee said withdrawing the games from Mosco w would not be beneficial. "The only people that get hurt are the athletes who have a chance to win medals,'' Julian Roosevelt said in New York. "The only way to retaliate' is to beat (lie Soviets on their own SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD 9:309:30 DAILY, SUN. 12-6 WL Pct. 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Seattle 34 13 .723 Pit$hrace-S-14,D 32 IS .611 7 7Vequero 15.00 6.20 5.00 Los Ang 29 17 .630 4'.', $TonyV 5.60 3.50 Phoenix 26 23 .531 9. lCremelaCreme 3.00 San Diego 21 21 .500 10½ 0(74) 30.00: P (74) ILK; 1(7. Portland Golden St. 14 31 .311 19 S-I) 272.61; Time 3l.$S. Tuesd ays Results Iixthrace-3.LS Cleveland 129, New York 110 lUncieiubba 6.10 730 160 Seattle 120, Washing ton 100 3upclose I Wright Dino so SENIOR CITIZENS 7Z7o'4' Eastern Conference 3.60 2.60 if that failed, the United States WS wilhng to subsidize "counter-Olympics" in another country. MI6, Larry Iløtbrace-I-1o,i 1. _________________ I $I • .. college ball at the University of Virginia. • , ptW ' . f , ' SCOREBOARD Bowler .,' n._t----------------- . - . two At r' , - ____________________________________________ I 1 OZ y1*11C WRI . . ' ' - ki,-po. YEA R D91 : - AUTO WRVW§ CENTIER 0 ll 1-11. 'j, - fi0 41-0. il--A--t-c " ~. ~ I t w -. ' . J ..! . I New offlv'u 1 1 - ,r;.~ ' I - - . : . I7Carol B srsyr.ce -5.1$, 10.60 4.20 Paul Westphal scored 19 points a Joining Gordon in double figures was Shawn Britton and played well all season, and the others are San Antonio topped New Jersey, 123-119, at the line. In fact the ball didn't leave the shooter's hand. and Los Phoenix went on a 19.4 outburst in he. With 58 ecunds to play and Lake Howell down 49-48, 6-2 Tenbroeck with 12 points each. Guard Mack Home added 10. starting to come around." Phoenix downed Denver, 101-99, first six minutes of the third quarter in Barnes' 27 was complemented by eight points each from 64 Claude McKnight stepped to the line with a one and one, A tight zone press by Seattle forced Angeles beat Utah, 112-99. handing Denver its sixth straight Io A center Rusty Conway and forward Chuck Scott. Lake Howell Washington into eight turnovers in the CavalIers 129, Knicks 110 courtesy of an elbowing foul on 6-8 Tom Tenbroeck. will travel to Apopka Friday for another Five Star Conference first period and pegged the front line of McKnight dropped through his first attempt to tie matters at Mike Mitchell matched his career high Lakers 112, Jazz 99 49-49, but before he could get his second attempt airborne game. Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes and Greg with 35 points to help Cleveland snap a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 24i. guard Tim flames moved on the lane. Once the shooter has the SPRUCE CREEK (60): Britton 12, Jackson 4, Tenbroeck Ballard with three fouls each before the sevengame losing streak and extend New points, all in the first three quartei ball all the players must hold their positions. half was over. York's losing streak to five, when Los Angeles raced past Utah. T Gordon 16, home 10, Williams 6. Totals 27-6.60. Seventeen seconds later guard Chris Williams found himself "It really hurt us when Greg got three Bulls Kings 109 111, Jazz played without leading scorer LAKE HOWELL t 57): Scott 8, McKnight 6, Barnes 27, James wide open on the Creek's shuffle offense to put the Volusia fouls in the first five minutes," said Ricky Sobers scored 23 points and Adrian Dantley. , Brightman 2, Mincey 2, Layton 0. Totals 23-11-57. Hawks ahead 51-49. Only 41 seconds remained. IFIOT6iO6o Lake Howell stalled the clock down to nine seconds, much to SIn'uCeCftsk 91512146-57 the anxiety of the crowd, before "Cool Reggie" Barnes .,! WAShINGTON UPI The Unitedi Sta tes IS considering several proposa ls to deny the Soviet Union the 1980 Olympics, including possibly paying a large share of the costs to hold the games elsewhere, Wh;e house officials say. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance was quoted today S in he has set a deadline of no later than midFebruary for the Soviet Union to withdraw troops from Afghanistan or face the likelihood Of 1I American boycott of the Olympics. Both Vance and President Carter are opposed to U.S. participation in the Moscow Olympics sthilc the Soviets remain in Afghanistan, Vance said in an [ANN= W : interview with the New York Times Vance addled he did not expect Ii Russians • s to HILt.q thee iiiid. February deadline. The New York 1)aily News reported in today's editions the administration's first choice was to have the gaines moved out of Moscow. The paper - Iff i s ', ' /7' '4MY Tuesday night resWts -: ' - - Vince Care 1 star of the week. He has plus 77 pins. U I 10, C'hicago nipped Kansas City, 11 1-109, - Herrington got Istrikes in a row. Keys It wasn't a miss though, that possibly did in the Silver Hawks 116, Hubbard .1 0; Jim Hill 5.7. Highlights: /9 , 167, Tammy Carter 152, Doreen Freeman 153, Betsy Carpenter Ill, Cindy Sweat 17$, Sandy Moore 163, Debbie Brooks 163. High Series: Men: Vinci Care 533, Rick Johnson $31, Willy Smith 50$, Henry Hardy 430, B.R. Carroll 314, David RiCharde 507. Wom en : Allyson Smith 31, Beth Williamson *4, Cindy S weet 433, Betsy Carpenter 427, Sandy Moore 145, Debbie Brooks 423. Converted Splits: Wanda Other , :. Richarde 134, Larry Herrington O3. Henry Hardy 133. Women: Faye Carroll 131, Lucy Hodges 144, Atlyson Smith 110. Nita Johnson - , - ' Steve Richards uS, B. R. Carroll 136, David - Suns 107, Nuggets 99 Johnson 1$?, '• . i U.S. Olympic Boycott Looms Larger 1., _' * .: I.."If.'e said ' I) Big Interest, () M.M.I., (10) odin Nickles, (11) Non-Cents. (12) Short Change, (13) Pay ollers. (14) Late Chargers. High Games: Men: Vinci Cara p01, Lee Wyrum 160, Frank / NBA," Coach Lenny Wilkens said. "He's 7QR767 j,4qy,jy Wednesday, Jan. i6, 1910-11A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. by Alan Mayer lZcc,t- Standings: (1) Bad Checks, (2) mbuzlers, (3) Gold Diggers, (1) he Loafers, (3) Pay Days, (6) liver Dollars, (7) Bankers Four, Hubbard 177, Rick TRACK ,'iPR ,, SIMINOI.I Jessie Jackson's slamdunk with 32 ticks left In overtime elevated Spruce Creek post Lake Howell 60.57 In a Five Star Conference game Tuesday night. Following Jac kson's cram, fill-In guard Bobby Gordon, a thorn in the Silver Hawks' feathers all night wi th 16 points, converted two free throws to offset a Reggie Barnes' field goal I # For the victory. The victory improved coach Joe Pigotte's slow-starting Hawks to 3-5 and 3-3 in conference. Greg Robinson's Hawks, A meanwhile fell to 7.8 and 24 in conference. "We had to leave Gerald Hankinson at home," Pigotte said about his usual sophomore starter. "But Gordon really picked up the slack. "lie goes wild at times, lie's (Gordon) been losing the damn ball too much. He threw It away four times In a row at Lake I Brantley and almost cost us the game." Gordou was anything but wild Ttuday. The 5-11 senior consistently hit shot alter shot from the outside to offset Lake Howell everytime they pulled within two points. As tough as Gordon was though, he could not match Howell's sharpshooter Reggie Barnes, who rallied the Silver Hawks In e Romp s 34 the fourth quarter with four free throws to pull within 4948. Barnes however, seemed to be the only person who could i make free throws as both teams squandered chances in the Bullets' Coach Dick Motto. "He really Reggie Theus added 21 when Chic lBy United Press International I fourth quarter to control the game. Dennis Johnson hit 12 of 19 from the didn't get much of a chance to do much stopped Kansas City's three-gui winning streak. Otis Birdsong led "Free throws! That's what killed us," Robinson lamented to floor and 10 of 13 free throws to score 34 out there." his assistants after the game. "We missed three one and one's Sliver Hawk forward Claude M c K n i g ht stretches points Tuesday night In leading the Larry Wright, who has replaced a Bulls with 35 points. down the stretch." high for a jumper as Spruce Creek defends. The Seattle SuperSonics to a 120-100 rout of slumping Kevin Grevey the last two Spurs 123, Nets 119 Silver Hawks fell to the visitors 60.57 in Tuesday the Washington Bullets, For the evening Howell connected on only 11-23 gift shots. Reserve forward Kevin Restani scot games, led the Bullets with 20 points. For In fairness, Spruce Creek wasn't much better. In fact they night Five Star Conference action. His 14 second-period points boosted Seattle, Gus Williams had 19 points and 10 of his 15 points in the fourth quart were worse. Seattle, leader In the Pacific Division, to John Johnson had 15 points and seven and league-leading scorer George Geri silenced the critics with a jumper near the foul line to send the a 61.47 halftime edge. "Oh Lord! It looked like we were going to give it away," a ' tossed in 37 points to lift San Antonio o er assists. game Into OT. relieved Pigotte said about his squad's anemic 6.17 at th e foul In other games around the league, New Jersey. "I think he's the best guard In the Cleveland breezed past New York, 128. Spruce Creek jumped to a quick live points lead early In line. I overtime, and the outcome was never in doubt. ON Afi4ftyIgp /M/OR, MU //fP4lAP/5oN 5Qa.t G4RpEN fore he game frem the middle," Meyer Notre Dame miscues in new • eed A Loss Badly ' UPI Sports Writer that we just didn't seem keyed said. "When we go into the final minutes to close the 'flf following comment who scored delay, we die. And we got Rory Sparrow drove the " baseline for a layup to not a misprint. 17 points. "On the shot, my buried." "We need a loss very man left me open and I hit it." The only other top team in Villanova in front 69.68 The victory was DePaul's action also experienced five seconds remaining. J badly," Coach Ray Meyer said Tuesday night after 13th straight this year and its trouble, with Tracy Jackson son dribbled down the and swished his DePaul, in Its first game since 33rd consecutive home hitting a 33-foot desperation baseline being voted the No. 1 team In triumph. It wasn't enough to shot at the buzzer to lift footer as time expired. "It was a tremendous ci the country, needed a 15-foot satisfy the coach, though. seventh-ranked Notre Dame I "They were playing to a 70-69 victory over on the part of our team," jumpshot by Skip Dillard with play to score Chinese checkers out there," Villanova, after the Irish had Villanova Coach Rollie three seconds to simino. "We played th e sa id Meyer, who thinks the blown an 18-point lead. a 61.59 victory over Lamar. shot exactly the way No. I ranking Is a distraction, ,,We didn't deserve to Wfl wanted to. Notre Dame wo ' "We played like the No. 100 "Will this close call make a team in the country," Meyer difference? I doubt it. This it," said Notre Dame Coach up 32 feet away from Digger Phelps. "Villanova buc'et and split two me continued. "That's why I team Is driving me nuts." don't vote for this team No. In Southwest Confere Meyer said DePaul nearly outplayed us the last 10 1." after leading minutes and we failed to games, Texas ripped TCIJ lost the game by convert important foul shots. 65, Texas Tech beat Rice, Mike 011iver's three-point by nine with 9:59 left 59 and Arkansas defea play tied the game at 59 with employing a delay he didn't It was pure Hollywood." 37 seconds left. DePaul called order. The Irish, 10-2, led most of Baylor, 71-57. Also, it was Marquette a timeout and Dillard sank the "We didn't want to play the the game and took a 51-33 lead game-winning shot and gave delay. I told Mark Aguirre to on a field goal by Jackson Maine 77; Columbia 64, Lamar Its eighth loss In 18 play the middle, but he with 12:01 remaining. But the 'fayette 61; and Yale 64, Ar games, doesn't understand mid-court Wildcats, 104, capitalized on 63, Seconds Final Last Second On - .. Tris Wins .)I',', .'.t ST i. Ot OP., A, NE All TI AS AVE S F ORLANUO - '1 '( ) ii T '-j Mt )(4A? A? (.0)411, 1001) • RT.i (.. TOtIS1k.0 LI 5 H,'.V 441 EAST COLONIAL PsF.)tPiUor; Pt A/A At Ri IS". ROt.4 F ASi0P '-,(jiJAii \J SANFORD ii P .'•.' "\J A'Flp'( liT It, '() 21 . ORlANDO (iRA?(.1 II IS T SAP,U As i 11(1 j F ,114M~":~ AT DELANO 70' SOu I H \OOOLAFD BLVD CASSELSEUY I •, p4,, It' A' A' A •' AUAMONTI SPRINGS i2 •.ixt 141 104T4 ' .. y ••. I (RI S I . 43'. AT . I liD __ fl-0 , . -t~~ I . ;..,r 'y : ~ , - ~~ 4. , - .~ 't• �12A—Evsning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 16,1980 - Winkler, Marshall By KENNETH IL CLARK United Press International HANDICAP HELPERS: 'Happy Days" people are tops as far as the California Governors' Committee for Employment of the handicapped is concerned. The organization's top Media Awards have gone to Gary Marshall executive producer of the two television shows and to Henry "The Fonz" Winkler. Marshall won for a "Happy Days" segment called "The Mechanic,' which dealt with rehabilitation of a paraplegic. Winkler took special recognition but not for the show. lie got the nod for producing and narrating "Who Are the De Bolts and Where Did They Get 19 Kids?" about a family that - - - hENRY WINKLER produces film - Win Special Media Awards adopts handicapped children. The third award went to deaf stuntwoman and speed demon Kitty O'Neill. me an hour of pain-free sleep. The more I laughed, the better I got." THE BEST MEDICINE: Some years ago, former Saturday Review editor Norman Cousins nearly succumbed to a deadly collagen disease a disintegration of the connective tissue between blood cells. What saved him? Says he, in the February issue of Esquire magazine, "holistic medicine." Holism holds that a patient's emotions make the difference between death and survival and Cousins now is researching and teaching the concept at UCLA in Los Angeles. In Cousins' case, laughter was the anodyne. He says he spent his time watching old Marx Brothers movies that "Ten minutes of belly laughter gave GLIMPSES: Cambodian refugees will get a boost Jan. 29 in Los Angeles when Cary Grant, Julie Andrews, Edward Asner, Debby Boone, Carol Burnett, Lynda Carter, Jane Fonda, Audrey Hepburn, Kris Kristofferson, Dean Martin, Dudley Moore, Mary Tyler Moore and the Muppets stage a "Because We Care" fundraiser Anthony Hopkins, Shirley Mac Loine and Bo Derek will costar in "A Change of Seasons" Vicki Lawrence is starring in an ABC-TV pilot which features Geraldine Fitzgerald as her mother - - - ----------------- -- --a - aa a a aaa pW( ... •. - see the drive over there (to Bath and Tennis Club's an- produce departments and the Cape) every day," he sa id nual luau. wrap, roll or fold around to with a characteristic grin. Does he have any plans to 3 teaspoon of the mixture. In 1943 Bob Crowe was a Crowe and his wife live at give up teaching in favor of Use one tablespoon cornnavy cook and a graduate of 415 Tangelo Drive in Sanford becoming a chef? starch in 17 cup water to the Cooks and Bakers' School. but even though he has been a "Like all cooks, I dream to moisten the edges of the While he enjoyed cooking, teacher for a number of years get a restaurant some day," wrappers to seal them. Fry in he said, he found he could he still enjoys cooking. HIS he said, but then he laughed deep oil until golden. Serve advance faster in a navy wife even gave him a food and added, "...but I'm getting hot with either sweet and sour too old for that foolishness." sauce or hot mustard. Can be career If he were in a different processor for Christmas. 8 YR. SCOTCH CREAM OF SCOTLAND AtL J6BRARE 0 1 4 0 LIGHT AT CHOICI JEB... UAST 4 YRS. at. 8,99,cH0T1"` fleld. ANY 12 - 107.85 - aC. 90 PROOF DRY GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE RELSKA VODKA CHOICE QT. C5954.95 ANY 12 - SUNRISE TEQUILA (GOLD OR WHITE) Bo b IMP. ME MO KY. INN. 8 YR. 86° I H' "I found rates came Churches, clubs and SHRIMP BALL TOM SUMS CHOICE 6o390TO L J 1. cup sugar Crowe said nutritionists will use higgh heat to get it goin g." chopped cup dark brown sugar 1 bell pepper, chopped howl when they see this but it 11 cup Kikktnnan soy sauce Crowe also said if you want 2 cups cold cooked rice makes a good rice for Oriental I. cup vinegar great sweet and sour pork, get 2 eggs slightly beaten dishes. a boneless pork roast and cut 1 cup water 4 tbsp. Kikkornan soy sauce 1 2 cup pineapple juice it up into bite-size pieces. Put Wash 2 cups rice in several tsp. salt it in a deep pan in a 400 degree changes of water until water 6 tbsp. cornstarch fryingand panpeppers heat oiluntil and poured off is clear. Put rice in 4 tbsp. sherry optional, but oven. Stir every 10 minutes sauteIn onions until well done. Drain-grease pan and add 3 cups cold good) and mix with sweet and sour Add onion justeggs, starts brown. rice, soytosauce and water. Cover and bring to boil Mix ingretlients and cook sauce. Serve hot with fried salt and continue Looking, over high heat. ReduLe heat to made ahead of time and stirring constantly, until medium and boil until water 1 lb. shrimp, (shelled and warmed, or frozen for later over medium heat until rice, faster in aviation," he said, organizations have used his Is 'aporated. Do not stir use. thickens and cleared of cloudy FRIED RICE In 1965 Crowe retired as a culinary skill for numerous deveined) (lone. while rice is cooking! Make 4 tbsp. oil look. Stir constantly. 4 Crowe SWEET AND Senior Chief Maintenance di nners and one year dur ing 10 water ch estnu ts HOW TO COOK RICE CUPS cooked rice. coarsely onions, 2 med. said, "I sometimes cheat and SOUR SAUCE Administration Man and the holiday season Crowe said I tbsp. corn starch decided he wanted to go to he cooked a total of 18 turkeys I tsp. sherry college. Not having lost his for various dinners and tsp. salt touch in the kitchen proved to luncheons. 1 egg slightly beaten be an advantage, since while As ar..atIve member and cup instant mashed attending SCC with a full load past commander of VFW Post potatoes Crowe worked an additional 10108 in Sanford, Crowe can Grind shrimp and water 40 hours a week as a cook in a often be found In the post's chestnuts, mix and add other làcal truck stop. kitchen preparing the food for ingredients. Mix well and After transferring to UCF, the weekly dinners which are form into balls. Fry in deep oil Crowe graduated In 1971 with open to the public, until golden. Serve hot. May adegree in social science and I I He will also be the chef for be made ahead of time and II I secondary education and took the Voice of Democracy frozen. Makes 20-24. I a teaching position at Lyman dinner to be held at the post on Ii II I WON TONS 11111 I 11 II I I liii I High School. He has been January 19th to honor the II i ii I Ii 1 2 lb. ground pork (not I Iii 1 1111 there nine years and now three local winners of the sausage) I I I teaches ninth grade civics, national high school essay 2 tbsp. Kikkoman soy sauce With training In aviation contest. The public is invited 1,2 tbsp. oil i l iii and the cooking field, a to the roast beef dinner and 14 tsp. salt III I IJ teaching career seemed to be tickets are only $3. 1 small onion, chopped fine Iii Ii I I a drastic change for Crowe. For a full-time teacher, tsp. fresh ginger, I He said, he could have taken a Crowe spends a lot of his time chopped fine II liii position with one of the in the kitchen. He makes Mix ingredients and fry I liii II Ii II liii hhuht II I. I 11111 aerospace companies at Cape cheese cakes for a local until pork is well done. Use I Canaveral but he preferred to bakery and also provides part small won ton wrappers found 111111 stay in Sanfprd. "I couldn't of the menu for the Sanford In many supermarkets AN AR I II THE ON IGINAL Jan. 16, lIO—lB Cook Of The Week By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer -. I No. Wednesday Teacher-Chef Recalls Days Of Preparing Navy Chow MARY TYLER MOORE .. .helps refugees - ORflARXRUM - 01111, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ... STANLEY .IMP. SCOTCH ( .1 RONRICO 4 C..., OURSELVES 1 1 1 III liI i li i, il ' Iii I II I I II I I II i I I I II I Ii II liii flL.OTUIKEY (OLFSCNMIDT VODKA ACANDI NUN UGHT AIIANTINE SCOTCH FEFEATIN GIN &ISCOTCH .55 139 9 9 I I liii III - MAYTAG - I II liii GIBSON All Had Price Increases Dishwashers, Air Conditioners, Compactors, Etc. Before Their Increases Went Into Effect. .55 .85 Our Stores And Warehouses Are Full And We Pass The Savings To Our Customers. .75 .90 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! 13 DAYS ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! JAN. 17 THRU JAN. 31 FLA. SOUVENIR GIFT lOX UICK FRIGIDAIRE I I II at the Beginning of 1980. We Bought Truckloads of New Refrigerators, Ranges, Washers, Dryers, I .83 - liii Ii III I II I II I liii IIICT ILMA OF M $111151 I US$1 III IITTU CltLItTISI OP. CANADIAN. AN IIAJ KY. UI. Iii II 111111 II II Iii I 11111Iii 11111 Ii 11111 I Our Major Suppliers of Appliances GE I1 - 116 OF GIBSON GENERAL ELECTRIC' 00~ 14 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR Frost Free - Reversa. BUILT IN DISHWASHER 2IIjLETTJ Doors- Textured Doors- In Various Colors Foam In Place Insula- tion. 6 Position Shelves Tuff Tub Quality Interior - Normal Soil And Short Wash. - 10 Year Warranty On Compressor White I. Wheat Only. MR* ED 438 Rig WHISKEY i KY, GIN . KY. VODKA 1RE MMM is TV GMAT kINTUOtY UrnTONEWATW 1; Herald Pilots by Tom Netsol OWIcE Bob Crowe starts dinner at the Sanford VFW Post. 4e79 aT' ANY 12-5650 ft" OrlorAft and Sanford '0 NEW LOW PRICE DILM. $ PREMIUM AICIURWALI Deny 49 25 Cu. Ft. Frost Free SIDE-BY-SIDE - Rollers - Adjustable ShilIvesl Ics.P4.Wat.r In Door. One Only. U Cu. Ft. Manual Defrost CHEST FREEZER Easy Reach Basket Woodgrain Top 1mnsu1atbot. . 038 leg $11 S 284 I 'I Reg. $319. $274 Foamed Dilly 4111- :30, Sun. 124 PlAIN1 hR Rig. $253 21 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR Frost Free. Factory Installed Ice . Adjustable Shelves - Rollers. Reverse Doors h..h,Efwrgy Saver Switch 588 $M.:;j Rig. 14 THE SAVING PLACE SIX PACK FRIGIDAIRE 120Z. CANS CASE OF 24- 5.95 L PIM LMS 214 HEAVY DUTY DRYER Up to 130 Mm. Timed Dry EASY Upfront Lint Filter. 7.49 779 17 Cu. Ft, REFRIGERATOR ,YMM & lUll NIl 6.69 7.49 lIII* 11111? SNI POuRS AuSItAuA — 14.99 MOLIOSS (*11*11*11 as au 13.05 Frost Free Top Freezer Rollers - Rivera-Doors Glass Shelves. Energy Savor Switch - Mos t Tender - White Wheat £ Almond. HEAVY-DUTY WASHERS Reg- WILT TO LAST ,\ ' LONGER AND NEED FEWER IIPMIS THAI ANY OTHER BRAND U1411$S TOM WATER THAN QTh$U UUIIU TOP LOADINC ItdI•OV IIØCIIWT - -. JI11Pi1 WADI (lvii AND WATIl tIUATUUS C4TIOU ON ALL MMILS IJICWIM Powto AN A?ATOS s63g II Cu. Ft. Frost Free Side-By-Side With iceNWaler In The Door. Rollers. Glass Shelves. Energy Saver Switch 2 Whites A I Wheat. 20 Cu. Ft. Frost Free Sid.-By-Side R efri gerator Separate Ice Service Door. Rollers .Glass Shelves Energy Saver Switch 1 Only (Small Dent). . Ii Cu. Ft. Refrigerator Frost Free Top Freezer Reversa.Doors Adustable Shelves Most Tender. White 1 Almond . . CtiUIOIfVi1Y"too 30 gh Back Panel Automatic Cook Clock - 2 S Burners, 2 5" Burners White And . - "El,drl.clean Stove Hi . '584 •938 Reg. 51135.5$ 834 $ Reg. $555.00 '484 Reg. 51129.$ $494 S$01.91 I I �28-Evanlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. "IIhhhhIhIU1IIuIIhIII1.UUU Jan. W Wednesday, ..I__ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Miss Sutton, In And Around Sanford IOWA I1d lf, •.,. •.. Pt I ••4 I. .-. . ? i th • _______ LONDON LEAN • . _______ ''• ERN LB. by Tom Netsil Herald Photo Harold R. Peck, from left, Mrs. Lester C. Wildner. Mrs. Raymond C. lewls and P. G. Norman. dining room for refreshments hospitality of the evening Mize M.A. has begun the DAR Explores Indian Heritages The Salle Harrison Chapter , Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR, met Jan. 11 at the Sanford home of Mrs. William Brumley Sr. wi th Mrs. A. W. Lee as 4 WHOLE FRYERS the culture of the Indians, he also displayed handmade belt buckles and Jewelry. Mrs. Raymond Lewis, Regent, conducted a short business Later refreshments were served to 15 members • guests. Mrs. Lester C. Wildner s The A Indian a Harold R. Peck of the United Indian Tribes, spoke on howmany direct heritages of Indians of the Cherokee and Iriquois Tribes live in the vicinity of Geneva, Oviedo and surrounding territory. There are some 700 members, he said. The Indians are organizing to form a nation on land Committee chairman. G Id hope to attain." ting party tidbits made by the Larry Blair, Peggy and Larry Beaut u LB. 'Thi The bride is the daughter of bridegroom is an architect Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis of with t;utmIim1fl-urigish Sanford. The bridegroom is Associates Architects. B ..., p"! ri 1 ASSORTED '.'' - IN BUD ANfl LOOM I . LB , MM, . GoOPEN 239 French A . , V ve IOWA MEATS SiOIS.FNENjAVI •. y •, " ac . . .,. i , - '30 5'30 323-7150 ..y. • Sanford MARVA hAWKINS ' COLOR ENLARGEMENT TWICE THE TWICE THE TWICE THE PRINTS GUARANTEE FILM Gel an extra set of print& Got two rolls of print film 11 Eckerd's makes with every toll of color for the price of one, a bad print. YOU or black and white print Kodscolor or block and DON'T PAY FOR IT film developed and white. when you have It you take a bad printed TODAY your film processed picture YOU at Eckerd's., TODAY DON'T PAY FOR IT AND EVERYDAY d programs. Ask your Eckerd Pharmacist, I Sanford will. represent the community and state as a member of the Presidential Classroom National Student Body, Jan. 26 - Feb. 2. During the intense oneweek sessions Miss Williams will join over 400 ouWanding high school students from the United States and abroad. The curriculum will focus on • .. i• . . iij I . PERSONNA SUPER PLATINUM ECKERD TOOTH ASPIRIN no Bottle 100 0 i •••••• • VICKS 3-oz 09Limi'll I COMPLEX ' CHLOR ASEPTIC democratic system at its nucleus -W hin D.C ' LOZENGES . 794 Peck of 18. Regular or Cherry. Limit verts to lawe stano for 2 hiinded styiing Snap-on kloce, KID. 1 Reg 21 )9 young people with firsthand ezposureto the formation and dimmni.nation of public Policy jrrr P-( 1 .i • ; . Vitammn8mineral tonic. 100 tablets. Meg. 0.79 since it was fouaW in INS," says Angle B. Whitaker, Ezecutive Director of the Classroom. "Senators, 55 TONIC 59 S Deconges• • 2 $ 13 1 to aftod Un www WN100, July " shmm CAU (M) U74M or cclow: •.. Fast 0 Anesthetic. 48 20 cc. spray. Reg. 1.98 skin. 15-oz. bottle. .•. •,,' ,,, _______ • . I I •• Vftmln A. I 0.000-1.U. ewules. ft" of 100. Reg. 3.19 I I j . 9..-. Aa nowitmis 255 I ______________ _______ 6 4-oz. non-aerosol or 7-oz. aerosol. ____________ ch"". & ra0ios • n !141111'~ -Y lettilik. Nell drive, 1*)Ilt lie the ()lie who %%recked Nloni's c.ar, and all tile wailie %%its 2 tile pit% for the tkimage by taking it out of lily allow. uice. 3 It will take nie forever Wittily -10. Ill Moin SaYs I can't VIP MASSAGE ; it ".' I.A l - 9 49 iii 't iii IX, trusted \lommi to trust milL . 688 C1040 go a 199 ______________ 8"AIN CREAM Fut.ecsIr ' 1 .1.49 . MULTI-VITAMIN$ P01111111111111 vftminall M .•. 1 4 ir:_ • ir 695 .418 6 ~95 8 .59 • ' - -_ii. , . always a chance thatthe mmm,smls. mmiv . invitation got lost ill Sign mi . BUCKET One place rust proof AND IIUII'I' DEAR HURT: The %ord from (ft s, (omit ask. DEAR ABBY: The letter from MEG IN ST. PAUL concirning baggage lost in & handy Reg 5 88 airports because it isn't tagged with the name and : J,. W; .-1 - .. 2 INCH FL T BAR-8-0 GRILL Bakedenamelfire BAIT bowl. adjustable grid, legs fold for HOUSEHOLD . .. PLASTICWARE 11", 16-ql., heavy duty pail, - LL bucket keeps bail alive storage Reg 1299 88 address of 99 9 tile last year have twice had to search the length of a Denver airport for lost luggage containing it 177 144 LIOUIDPAPER 6 .6-oz. correction fluid. Handy for office or home use. Reg. 1.10 please tell your readers NEVER to pack medication, passports, or anything else of importance (or value) in a piece of luggage to be shipped ftough. Carry thein on your LAWN FURNITURE Colorf ul webbing on lightweight aluminum frame. Chaise has adjustable back Both fold for storage CHAIR CHAISE 79,11-09 , 1).asseng Abby, WEB&ALUMINUM Addloyourtank to improve performance. 8-oz. Reg. P&O of 30,13-gal. Ion kitchen bags & LONGWOOD: HWY. 434 ft. 129 99* OPANGE CITYs Four Tewr" W '. 0 IF NW @M 25% nun an my "in C"Ier ants Drive their toProur-ption the WOnd P81# YOU i. 00d9f M tht S&MO 10M With the the owner Prompts this letter. 2 wastebasket. Reg. 2.49 STPGAS ties.Reg.2.29 Lt . 99 •• to their (to it to put someone on time spot. i really want to know if ina)Ix. I tlid 1 or said I sometlung to offenti that person. And there is • Justamm6shootlHasllxed focus & motorized print election. No. 2173 Reg. 34.99 ," 3Reg 4 29 .._ they didn't Invite part%'.' POLAROID ONE STEP CAMERA .1 33 SANFORD; "0 StAte St. 61110111101rd P111111,111 r4ang. 1.5-OL _4"r V9 No rv877R09 1799 Plastic construction, ideal for snacks or breilkfasl in bea KORDIITE TRASHBAGS 0 . DE'AR ABBY: Is it ever pror to ask Soimiulfil V,)i 88 jQlJi A 8 . 11. 991 5eG ! 8 . Take a tip front all airline employee. Most of us carry a toilet kit, a change of un. derwear and other necessities in our carry-on luggage in 19.99 case e get stranded over- SALE PRICEIII GOOD 3" L28 . • 24-hr weather . 188 . FZIeg 4 F;tQ 14" Reg . TREATMENT rReg95 '. 88 _____________________ and rmstmorthi person. Words nothin g. it riorinimim jf 99 r. • FOLDING LAZYTRAY AIFGHAN KIT Includes yarn plus truthful RADIO 29 1"z. Dryconditioner cleaner for carpels. Reg. 2.59 Limit I woven banana palm baskets. r Reg 195 per('ent ROCCIVeS sound • PLU8H CARPET CLEANER BASKETS P' ADAM IN III(All-AND PARK DEAR ADAM: Start to GRAN PR X ' no tools neeaca for assembly HAITIAN 10.0001.U.msu R 298 1188 • HOME ENTERTAINMENT 4-oz foiI.wrappedbox .. ..•• sizes. Reg. 8.99 -• CE TE Hickory grain vinyl finiSh. C -A sponge. but slit- doesn", believe file. 99 BOOKCASE Heavy piastic construction ftg. 4.79 39 2 WESTCLOX ELECTRIC :' ' Non-medicated cleansing Variouscolors& cold = Reg. 2W Importantdiistary supplement. ME" directions for 4 knit A 4 crochet patterns. St le 2050 MUUMUUorA-LINE DRESSES THENA.GARD$M 24 poWt. timed-nilitem reducing capsulm P49.3.19 . •' 5910 ' BUF•PUF 164 NATURAL N'.0, , I' _. I of tasty chocolates. Reg. 694 plimmad V Vim nureLITI WATER MISCIBLE 1 away only the gray. Limit I 79,1 . m" I in I MM A111 * r •i thalwashes HYDRATECIM - ~- - - , HAIRSPRAY coughs. 3-oz. 111169. 2.19 on, "° • Color lotion RAVE Hslps control dry '.4 OW40 489 r9 ________ 6A I Cie • '\'.S. ,. VALENTINE an - VU I whowl- Contains Vitamin E. 15.5-02. Reg.0.39 LlI '.' ZINC 1000 MG I Time pellets in capsules provide continuous supply of vitamin C. u I 255 Sail %. ______________________ 100,30mg. 100, 60 R09 209 Rag 319 !tv' TIMED-RELEASE VITAMIN C ., 29 mineral tablets. __________ IY S SIMItflt less we in I . '' 3-SHELFPLASTIC I ARE TABLIETS 11~-23NC Important supplemental '' each !-'I Limit 1 . ?Y •SS?N I I l0otablets.Contains no aspirin. t f hou 1,1 1 1 1 . 1(1 lowv HAIR COL R VITAMIN C lie Limb 04 JOL 140 do Holm r9PWW Ow *111" as im 9"M111111 UW em. HNSW .. •. An essoential wintertime vitamin hoice of strengths. Medicated complexion WW.I-oz. Reg. 2.49 NAIALSPRAY VAPOR= 54WN caliwwm. A .. . sinuas ACNE-7 499No.1320 I 219. P,O. Box 1IOS4, test, D.C. 2OS Zorrodlon *W ... ' Reg. 2.49 t liquid. 4-oz. Runs I ~- IT\ C • • .i. TABLEU I _______ I ANTI-8TROCH1113 Pack of 10. Reg.1.39 PmddiWtWCWWoOm, ;If ., ø ,. P1W IIU MP1 No ;A . . .41 EXTRASTRIENGTH CHILDNgNlscoNclg$T V 4 AMID OU GYRUP 4-oz. Reg.2.69 ....... =MW sudOn- HiO Schwl jwdws ow swim who Wish CARE REAM 2 1 - fiashiights Reg 1 69 PACK OF ow j 1-4 IN % PONWSMILK 39 ;T"T 179 _____ M -.-f CONGEST-AFED Z ON SYRUP I '1 H lit-p mit kul imid ratimic(l c; sillashing (lit hole I ront end, but good. \loiii san't hurt, but her ;r I I(tiIiItit %YI ii tult br . tier little 1 99 bag of meilocremes. ftow ' IRON CAPSULES 1,111' I 1 Re DISPERSING FORMULA -____ ' - antihistamine. 24 tablets. Reg. 2,39 coughs.8-oz. Reg, 3.78 Altimuo reg*auon for the seven winter clams commend janmy 19 is elmd,opce Is MW "Su" in ft one-wak tablists. P, TABLETS jWN UPSHIAL the Supreme Court, Cabinet Secretaries, members of the and the private sector have compimet! the spectrum of speAers at On Clawoom." Y' c'' SINUS HEADACHE Forminor r 4 bronchial - con- 7.oz. Limit I .,.' 50capsules. Provides Iron aiyOu,, ag W.M11"ASTRENOTH 319 BATTERY For calCLAwors. toys. JELLY HEARTS or MELLOCREMES -- shampoo. Priqp re- 0. Ike VIITIAINS loOtablets. LIGHTER BRACH'S SHAMPOO Dandruff control 1_;I,.. , _____________ Representatives, HEAD & SHOULDERS Vitamin 2111100 Reg. 2.69 . I ' Decongestant with an Joint Chiefs of Staff, news andis Wsm* and NO Level executives from 1flflY different Federal agencies ? r FAMILY FORMU "Presidwtial Classroom has providW more than 20,000 II or %%.ar(l an(i back%%iird Ili our drivv%%a% well. %%title Nell Was 1);iCking up, lit. sjj~% 111% Large. easy to reito n umerills, s%eet)secorlohano No 20291 ' WITH VITAMIN D -44 is,--, **V, To - . ho%% it, dri% ",'(I told him lit, could drive ." 4 ALARM CLOCK - PHOSPHATE 4 WHEATACOL "AAA"ALKALINE 4.c .49' 4, 698 - CRICKET 2 .--. ' 36. Limit I I Disposable butane lighter. Hundreds of dependable lights. Reg. 79, Limit 2 or stripeo 7-oz. size. Reg.69, Limit 2 DICALCIUM BAYER REN'S ASPIRIN ruponsibWty among young Americans by exposing them to thie dynan-des of thie U.S. came over and said lie kne%% ir..A B-Complex. with del Um egation goal of Presidential an oorn is to foster On leadership potential and clvic. k 4 COOKIES Choose regular, sprinkil-e . 4, Tasty Cheez Balls, Curls, Twists & Corn Chips in resealable c4ps. Reg. " -3 2k .. 71P. Limit STRESS Flavored. Bottle of MALLOWS. S-NACKS Rom, A 1 1 6 33" Abby - . • '. FOR _ Federal agencies and on Capitol Hill, where students will, visit their congressional garage. Neil, a kid my age, .. . 4/ 0 64 Limitl the seminars will convene at D ear TRAVELDRYER 1200%%atts, IL If 99 GILLETTE PLANTERS Box of White only. Reg. 37, ea. Limit 4 0 r5 ECKERD The studentlit wW study government and politics ftough direct contact with national and leaders went out of town for 'i fes% daysall(i left his big car Ili otu- 99 ' FACIAL TISSUE 100. PACK OF Limit 1 - . Ihilull. iS• . KLEENEX Fits all double edge razors. Limit 1 7-oz. tube. Contains decay-fighting fluoride. stitutions and decisionmaUng processes that form . •ii) CLAIROL "One for the Roadw Bring us your favorite color negative We will enlarge it on famous-quality Kodak paper. I BLADES PASTE power and the Federal In- SI - -• _ ... . Al)!)I I I./U% After the ceremoin, tile couple were honored at I on at the % estside Improvement Association Community (enter. They departed later fura %%edding trip to the Baltaina Islands. - . Pal s ECKRDSOATPHOTOFINI$HgNGOFIEJv '(1? t, ._ I , 5 a'pI.dn.a PHONE AHEAD FOR"WILL CALL" SERVICE' Mc biut Iheir flo%ers ere identit it to the maid of honor . , . . Nathaniel ..itianit, .,aisoflserved siru, the ,room .i UISt man. ,rotmI, smen %'.Ir( nek,mnalu xmauIeV, Lawre nce Alexander, itay ackson, Jr. and Willie Cooke. Usher was Jeffery N. Suttoi. • ( J . J ack on .. bearer. cm4kft Room Ad ega % Blamed n S blue forinal length gowns with sheer jackets trimmed in light FUCSHIA ' 't. 79 I UIMITI SLICED TO ORDER - .j . o a sky blue gown with matching drape cape, and carried blue andwhite carnations with niatching streamers. l Co , GERBERA DAISIES allBof Sanford and Debbi*I-e Jackson of Osteen. Tile)- wore ski- V"-2 N% 4`1.4 I _*~ 'I 39 BOILED . MNFORD - Willims, IM 3L Id incidentally, Joanne will dairy farm in Sanford. Three ' ' - F' ' hostess. instructaclass"Dealin with nson, ' avid or photos also Darla cred i ts ears.Wr i g h t and Va l er i e and Cr isis 0 Divorce and snowed the family at a break. Raymond Ball and her Separation" beginning Jan. 28 fast prepared by Judy Baker Weld. recipes for the party tare. le Community and several of her favorite will be at I "Mm Ball gave me all the married on Feb. 16, College. Seminole High School will the Ch 1 MR. .N1) MRS. TIMMY H. JACKSON ' ORT RIBS Scott l3issrne%tr Jr , / Her veil of illusion was attached to a pleated headpiece of if BEEF L A ASSORTED MEATY U.S.D.A CHOICE the family and their 1,600 acre insurance prescription participate a a unique government study program In Washington D.C. Eloise L. Was SAUSAGE The Southern Country ed Bett nd Bill J k Bill d "This is the highest oalI can with an assortment of temp- Walter Gielow, Mary and V Student To Atten Seminar $1 COUNTRY Garland and the son 01 Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Uissrn(%(r of Winter Park were married Jan. 10, at the The -bride was given in First United Methodist marriage by her father. Attending tht bridal couple Cl UI 1 S.1nfOt. r I II• '. I were Mr. and Mrs. ('art flln,p(r*Oriut( t ile u..runon (;utiiuiiin of Sanford. in the 0 II 1111 Pse.?u The couple will make their , mediate ies. Debbie Jarvis Eth%trd lace. She carried a cascade bouquet of white daisiesand baby's breath with blue and white streamers. Shirley Sutton attended her sister as maid of honor. She wore LINK SMOKED S irasoti Nuptials Spoken The bride isthedaughterof Mr. and Mrs Thomas Taylor, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson, Osteen. Given in marriage b her father, the bride hose for her vows a formal gown of white chiffon with lace and pearls accenting the hi gh neckline and tong tapered sleeves. The Mine skirt swept back to form a chapel train. I.S. CUT UP 65c LB. from the beautifully gold were Carol and Hill Kirchhoff. study required for clinical Livingsection of tiv JanuM appointed table o*,,,rlatd ;w;Q Eve and John Crabtree, membersWp in the American issue of Progressive Farmer lace, which was centered with Peggy ar,1 Richard Packard, Association of Marriage and spotlighted the Joe Baker a pink and burgundy floral Mary and Ken McIntosh, ramil) Therapy. family in "Rounding Up For arrangement, accented wi th Mildred and Bill Stemper, The counselor who Is in Breakfast." 'rn. el clt e, wren ee t. WiiiiC candles n gold holders. H,elen an.d Gordon p ractice i said , Bra dley, orn vrauey, Ille arti UV given by Colonel Williams. This land is located along the Rio Grande River near Mexico. With Peck was War Chief Paul Norman who explained Nazarene Sutton and Tinuny R. Jackson were married Jan. Counselor Joanne Paige Guests were invited into the Among those caught up in the 0 EVER FROZEN GRA DE N r,m,um of Garland-Bissmeyer " ceremony. F Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Pat Rice, Vivian Peacock, Season. They are now making Betty Davis, Bill Gielow and Smith of Mellonville Avenue, and Darlene's mother, Wilma their home at Edison, N.J., Martha Yancey, the Current Mangel. Joe Rice was the where Dave has accepted a sponsor. Sanford. position with Englehart Over 100 were invited to the photographer. Jan Vthlen , the club's first Chemical Co. party between 6:30 and 8:30 We arrived late but the president, was also in at. p.m. par ty was still going strong. tenclance. Vows 5at3Oprnat Morning Glory Rev. Andrew Evans, performed the candlelight double-ring PORK STEAKS Sanford and Jim's parents, pouring were HoUy Kurimai, in Sanford during the Holiday tie Karns, Doshia Brown, epea $1169 I L ____________________ j' " Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs (urt:s U \%iIli iins TOP ROUND STEAK OR BROIL Donna (Sawyers) Hobbs and her husband, Dave, have night at the Wilson Place At the Installation of of. both received Ph. Ds at home of Dana and David )UI'1SEI Vanderbilt University - ficers and celebration of the Lanler. Editor or Donna, in biochemistry, and club's 10th anniversary Forming the receiving line Dave, chemistry. Saturday, the sponsors spoke in the foyer of the lovely home Donna is the daughter of briefly wi th the honorees and hosts Senior club members were the bride-elect's recipes and guided me in the Mr. and Mrs. Blake Sa wyers serving as juniors's sponsors parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion amounts to buy," Darla said. of Indian Mound Village. oc Th e two young d Assisting in serving and tors were during the years include DotL. Roberts of Scott Avenue, r.r'k' Kristin is the first grandchild of maternal grandinother.s Lois Christine liFollette, of Sanford. Paternal grand- 1 ±. . U.S.D.A. CHOICE . Woman's Cl The Sanford has begun a new club Sanford. Jackson T.R. Wi Sell Only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged : b3' • 0 James Wesley (Jim) Smith ___ Sm at the First Baptist Church, - Sara Lee Roberts and MEATS • Ji" M Sa,a Roberts, Birth Announcemen Mr. and Mrs. 1). L. i Doug) Woo(h%ortli of Grant Street, Longwood, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Pre-Nuptial Party Honors _ 'TT--. Wednesday, Jan. i6,1980--3B night. because we often are. OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. 1111 9 P.M. SUNDAY X 1111 7 P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT VW - 4Ld •:. - it-..- . .&..i3.i'____ I '.P...'il'•' .... - . - • •-•- • - • .................. .. - AM vt �. . • •,• • •.._- - --------------------- • - I 41—Evsnlng H.raId, Snford, Fl. Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1s jilNoiIi Church's 99AR O WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 Alcoholics Anonymoun, Al-Anon and Ala-Teen, closed, 8 p.m., Altamonte Springs Community Church, 436 and Hermit's Trail, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. SanfordSemlnole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Air Force Sgts. Association AuxIliary, 8 p.m., McCoy Family Club. Cauelberry AA, 8 p.m., closed, Ascension Lutheran Church. SmaU Engine Repair classes 4-7 and 7-10 p.m., Deltona Junior High School shop, each Wednesday through May 7. No cost to those over 60 years. Touring florida Card Party, DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Colomba Road, DeBary, 7 p.m., refreshments; 7:30 p.m., card party. Tickets at door. THURSDAY, JANUARY17 Open "Town hall" meeting conducted by Council of Arts & Sciences for Central Florida on %Vho Needs Arts In Seminole County ', 7:30.10:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. Refreshments, film, open discussion and art exhibition. "How to Save on Your Taxes", 6:30-9:30 p.m., Deltona Junior High School each Thursday through Feb. 7. Presented for public by Daytona Beach Community College for $6 fee. No cost to those 60 and over. Storytlme (or preschoolers, 10 a.m., Deltona Public Litrary, 1691 ProvIdence Boulevard. Income tax assistance conducted by AARP, 9 n.m. to noon, Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 7 p.m. Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center Robin Road, Altainonte Springs. Resources for Humai Needs, noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Senior Citizen's Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Lions Club of Cauelberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Regency Square. Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Past matrons and past patrons will be honored. Seminole County Council for Exceptional Children film strip and panel discussion on "Abused Children in Your Community," 7:30 p.m., Winter Springs Elementary School. Open to public. Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood, AARP-NART meeting, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. All senior citizens welcome. Crafts Class, DeBary Hall, 130-4:30 p.m. Thursdays through May 8. No cost to those 60 years and over. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford .AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Al-Anon, 8p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sooth Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wayinore Road, Altamonte Springn. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 n.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers 10 n.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Diet Workshop. 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamont. Springs. FRIDAY, JANUARY11 Frank Holder Dance Company of North Carolina, B p.m., Edmund. Center, Stetson University, DeLand. - Loagwood AA and AIAnon, 8 p.m., Rolling lulls Moravian Church, SR 434 and Terrytown St. Tanglewood AA aid Al-Ansi, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Big Book AA, closed, 8 p.m., Messiah Lutheran Church, Highway 1742, Cauelberry. Seminole Swirl.. Kiwanis, 7 a.m,, Buck's Sanford Airport Restaurant. Seminole SovtJ Rotary, 7:50 n.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Vohala Sertoma, 7:30 n.m., Deltosa Ian. South Voluala Sert.ma, 7:30 n.m., Deltona Inn. WdgM Watchers, 10 n.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Happy Scaler CItizens, 1 p.m., Iigion Home, Fren Park. Ddt.aa Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, Deltona. Yew AdultclubforSlngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Voter registratlis by League of Women Voters, Seminole High School, Sanford, 10 n.m. to noon. V.1mm AgrIcultural C.it.'. HortIculture ClInIC, 2 p.m, Deltona Public Library, 1601 ProvIdence Boulevard. Rogltsh - a sec.id language dais, 0:30 to 11a.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. SAIVRDAY, JANUARY11 PlaywrItIag dais, 2-3:30 p.m., Deltona Public Library, iOi Providence Boulevard. ' - --_ I" M 'I Sue Otho tr to "Arsenic and Old Lace," Gec.UpouAstagu.Lasv.SanfordQvlcCent.r 11:11 n.m., phi i Leads, Cewelbirry, 11:30 n.m. Return B p.m. Call Doris Roger. for re.srvatloes. Ndk Funeral I.dsty of 4Thdds aumual nsmherotp meathug, 2p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1601 ProvIdence Blvd. Major Gsnval Joseph McNinch on O (y' 3$, ap ___ denatlons and transplsatn. Isnf.rd VTW $100 V.kà of Deneicracy awards 7'JS p, ., log cubin pod bonus. SUNDAY, JANUARY60 Reals Big Ase.den apon hoem ubow, 9;IlaJL,WUco$IlSAreai located4 mllsswsstof 14 sealer high point trophy, Spec. on I 41. JunIor tatordfrw. • MONDAY, JANUARY21 asgg dais, new Iheek aie 74:30, Geneva Community Hill for all gin. Wear bard sole thou. Call30 • 1V)AY. JAMJARYU 1iewe AasMce ?r*, 8:60 n.m. to noon, Dellons Ubrasy Cosnmwulty Room, 1001 ProvIdence Boulevard. Prices Blasted WASHINGTON UPfl Church's Fried Chicken restaurant chain has "arrogantly" refused to reduce its prices despite a 10 percent drop in wholesale chicken costs last year, the government says. Church's, based in San Antonio, Texas, operates some 950 restaurants in 25 states. . iireu rtann, cnairman 01 the president's Council on Wage and Price Stability, Tuesday said Church's was found in violation of the government's price guidelines, "The simple fact is that the wholesale price of chicken tO this $350 million dollar-a-year chain has dropped sharply, and Church has refused to pass on that full cost saving to its customers," Kahn said. He noted the price of whole chickens declined by 10 percent in 1979. "But Church's has decided arrogantly, to deprive its customers of at least part of that opportunity," Kahn Said. "If every food processor or retailer decides to line its own pockets when prices at the farmdrop,wearenevergoing to bring inflation under control." Miss Lillian Elbows Reagan MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - President Carter's mother, Miss Lillian, predicted Tuesday Ronald Reagan would win the Republican presidential nomination - "If he doesn't die first." Mrs. Carter, poking fun at presidential candidates in both parties, said she doesn't anticipate a Republican uprising in her son's native South during the 1980 cam. paign. Responding to a reporter's question about who she expected to win the GOP nomination, Mrs. Carter answered, "Well, it looks like Reagan if he doesn't die first." "I haven't seen him since I. saw him in a movie and that was 3ayears agb, but the way the Republicans talk about him he's on his lMt legs," said. Needling Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Mrs. Carter said, "I don't know anything about issues and the two things don't discusi are the issues and Chappaquiddick." NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictItIous name of WYMORE VILLAGE at number 2S South Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, Florida, in. tends to register said riam wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court 0 SemInole County, Florida. NATIONAL PROPERTY $N VESTOKS II, a Catifomla limited partnership, authorized to do business in the State of Florida under the name NATIONAL PROPERTY INVESTORS II (I. TO.) MYERS, KAPLAN, LEVINSON, KENIN I RICHARDS Attorneys for Applicant Robert E. Howard, Esq. 12$ Brickeli Avenue • Miami, Florida 33131. PublIsh: January 2,9, to, itso. DER.S n, FICTITIOUS NAME Notic. is hereby given that I am engaged in busIness at Pt. 4, Box IS?, Sunset Or., Longwood, Seminole County Florida under ,,.,,,. U! GLASS & MIRROR, and th.t i intend to register said nam. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac.4 cordancewiththeprovisionsof the. Fictitious Name Statutes., ToWlt: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1937. 51g. Anthony Ramos Dean Blair Charles M. Sawyer Publish: January 9, 16, 73. 30, $950 DER2O NOTICE OP PUBLIC NEARING The Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission will conduct a Public Hearing to consider making recom mendatlons to the Seminole County Board of Commissioners regarding the adoption on an ordinance amending the Sign Regulations of Seminole County. (Ordinance 7740, ArtIcle 43). ORDINANCE AN 'ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC TION 42-03.3.10 OF OR. DINANCE 17.30, AFFOBOINO PROVISIOMI FOR THE PLACE. MINT OF, ADVERTISING BENCHES IN THE UNINCOR. FORAYED AREAS OF SEMINOlI COUNTY: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Tssrin,wHlbsheldlolesm *3.4 11w Court Noose. Sanford, Florida, on February 6 1*. at 1:30 P.M. or as use tharaItar as possible. TM misting may be conksusd from time fe ffiy, Writlan comments may be 4 hid with the Land Divelopment Manager and those awini will be hiard. Michael Davis, Chairman Seminole County Flaming and Zoning Commlulon Psjbiish: January 16 1*. DERSI • III. .,..,,,,uw. JIV1IflL - - . . 8—HeIp Wanted__ Legal Notice NoticeS hereby given that I am engaged in business at Ri. 1, Box 157, Sunset Dr., Longwood, Sem1ro1e County, Florida under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE DRYWALL, 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 165.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig Charles M. Sawyer Anthony Pamos Publish January 9, 16. 23, 30, 1950 op IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Pu,.. ...a.. .aa a o.. PA a "" IiJi F'J. AMER I F I R ST F E 0 ERA L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO. CIATION, formerly known as First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Miami, a cor poration organized and existing undertheiawsoftheUnited5tates of America. "'"' 'tCTlTlOUS NAME ST: lUTE TO WHOM IT MA' ONCERN Notice Is hereby ....en that the undersigned pur..nt to the "Fictitious Nani, Statute', Chapter 565.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of tte Circuit Courts in and for Seminole Count, Florida upon receipt of cwoof of the publication of this notice the fictitious Name, to.wit: LA BODEGA GROCERY STORE, under which I am engaged in business at SR. 431 Forest City Center, Store Hoe. and 10, Forest City, Florida. That the parties Interested in said business enterprise are as follows: . Hamorrad Inc. Lloyd • -Morris, vice Pres., Treasurer Roland Harvey PresIdent, Secretary Dated at Fern Park, Seminole County, Florida, December 27, 1979. Publish Jan. 2. 9, 16, 23, 1910 DER.7 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Figure wizard Will train on CRT. Light typing, cxc. pay. iIII[i]1iIIP111T1,1II, AAA EMPLOYMENT 3235116 912 French Ave. Corner of lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" RATES ' 44c line flc a line 36c a line 1 time 3cofl,,eculive times 7consocuhve times HOURS $00 AM. - 530 pM. aaa**aa****a* MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum ___________________________ Hairdresser wanted. Willing to work I hrs. per day. 5 days a week. 3230621 or 322.1426 (eves). DEADLINES Noon The DQfBefore Publicotion Sunday - Noon Friday PART"TIME CORRESPONDENTS _______________________ WANTED I - •- TO wrITe news aT ioøi !fl'VTV' SAN from LONGW000 FORD, WINTER SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY and If you have a knack for gathering the social news from your respective community to be presented in a column In The Evening Herald, we want to talk with Contact: -.. - ----------. 4—Personals _________________ ________________________- _____________ - - I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI. BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN ANYONE CURR ED BY OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF Jan. 14, 1910. 011cc 5. BonnIe Johnson NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSNAMESTATUTE MICHAEL A.PESA,aslngleman, TO WHOM IT MAY rONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that and THE HUSKEY COMPANY, a the undersigned, pursuant to the Florida corporation, "Fictitious Ham. Statute". Tiàoner Defendants. yiu place your Chapter 165.09, Florida Statutes, NOTICE OF SUIT classified ad, the sooner you get will register with the Clerk of the TO MICHAEL A, PESA resutts. RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Circuit Court of Seminoli County, AND TO: All parties claiming Florida, upon receipt of proof Of Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Interest by, through, under or publication of this notice, the Mate" Dating Service. All against the aforesaid persons. fictitious name, to wit: ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. APE YOU FLORIDA WAY HEREBY water, Fl. 3351$ NOTIFIED THAT an action to under which this party is engaged foreclose a mortgage on the In business at 20$ Sweatwater following described property in Sauar., Longwood, FlorIda 32750. That the party interested In saId Seminole Couny, Florida: _______________________ Lot 2 Block A. SWEETWATER business enterprise is as follows: IN THE CIRCUIT 'COURT OF OAKS, SECTION 10, according to Florida Way Racquetball I the plat thereof as recorded In Piat Health Clubs, Inc. THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE P.00k 20, Pages 3$ and 39, Public 20$ Swetwater Square Longwood, Florida 32750 Records of Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida. Dated at Orlando, Orange CASE NO. 79-1679-CA-O9.F lncludingspecificaily,butno$by County, Florida this 20th day of SUSAN M. KELLEY and way of limitation, the following December, 1919. RICHARD D. KELLEY, eou 1pm en t: P ange.Ov en FLORIDAWAY RACQUETBALL Plaintiffs, 5. HEALTH CLUBS, INC. (Double), Disposal, Dishvasher, vs. Fan Hood, Compactor, Central Air By; Paul J. Hegener, President DAVE R. SORRENTINO, etc., et and Heat. Publish: December 26, 1979 & al., Together with all the im. January 2, 9, 16, 1910. Defendants. provements now or hereafter DEQ$1 NOTICE OF SALE erected on the property, and all ___________________________— NOTICE Is given that pursuant easements, rights, appurtenances, to a Final Judgment dated State f Florida rents, royalties, mineral, oil and Department of Revenue January 3, 1950, incase number 79. gas rights and profits, water, 1679.CA•09.F of the Circuit Court of No. 69.11.003075-OS water rights, and water stock, and State of Florida Department of he 15th Judicial Circuit in and for all fixtures now or hereafter at. Revenue, Seminole Cot,nty Florida. In which tached to the property, all of Plaintiff, SUSAN M. KELLEY and RICH. which, including replacements vs. ARD 0. KELLEY. are the Plain. and additions thereto, shall tiffs and DAVE SORRENTINO, C'eorueE.Smithd.baGuysNouse deemedtobeandremainapartof JOHN FOROHAM, INC. db.a of BarB.Que, the property. Defendant SHELLING AND SHELLING, hasbeenfiledagainst you, and you EAGLE FINANCE CORPORA. State of Florida are reauired to serve copy of Department of Commerce TION, HOLIDAY HOSPITAL your written defense, i any, to Case No. 179.1644.5000 ASSOCIATION INCORPOR. H. Richard Bates of AN. State of Florida Department of ATE 0, WINTER PARK MEM. DERSON & PUSH. Attorneys for ORIAI. HOSPITAL, RONALD E. Commerce the Plaintiff, whose address is 322 Plaintiff HOLMAN, D.O.S., LEISURE Fast Central Boulevard, Post POOL SERViCE, INC., GENER. Office Box 2215, Orlando, Florida vs. George E. Smith l.a Guys AL ELECTRIC CREDiT COR. 32802, and file theoriginal with the House of Bar.5Que, Defendant PORATION, BARNETT BANK County Court Clerk of the above styled Court on Volusla County, Fiorida OF WINTER PARK, N.A., KEN. or before the 11th day of February, NETH R. OIMOND and RONALD Case No. 79.2905 SF 12 1980; otherwIse, a iudoment may F. BURTH are the Defendants, I Daytona Beach Cold Storage, be entered against you for t Piaintiff will sell tothe hIghest and best bid. relief demanded in the Complaint. der for cash in the lobby at the vs. WlTNESSmyhandandtheseal front (west) door of the Seminole George Smith, of said Court on this 14th day of Defendant County Courthouse in Sanford, January, 1910 Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 NOTICE OF (SEAL) AM, on January 29, A.D., 1910, the SHER1FF'SSALE ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN followirig.d.scribed property set CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT In the Order of Final that by virtue of those certain COURT Judgment: Writs of Execution issued out BY: Eleanor F. Buratto Begin 719.3$ feet North and and under the seal of the Deputy Clerk Publish: January 16, 23, 30 & respective courts as lIsted above 472.25 I lit West of the SE corner and more particularly by virtue of of the NE¼ of Sect Ion 27, Twp. 20 February 6, 1950. that certain Writ of Execution S., Range 32 B., run thence South DER54 issued out of and under the seal of so degreep 55' West 350.20 feet, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN the County Court ot Votusia thence North 41 degrees 17' West AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, County,Florlda,uponafinailudg. 779.l0feettotheNorthhineoftheS FLORIDA mont rendered in the aforesaId ½ of the NE ¼ thence East along CIVIL ACTION NO. 76236!CA44court on me 16th day ci November the North lin, of said S ½ of NE 1/s C ft., thence South 41 degrees A. 0. 1979, In that certain case in re he marriage S entitled, Daytona Beach Cold 14' Fast 70510 ft. to the PoInt of FRANK JACOB BRITT, Husband Storage, PlaIntiff vs. George Potitionr Smith, Defendant, which aforesaid TOGETHER WITH: A IS.00 foot easement 7.10 ft. on Writ of Execution has be*n THERESA LYNN IRITT, Wife delivered to me as Sheriff of each sIde of the following Respondent Seminole County, Florida, and I desCribed center lIne: from the NOTICE TO DEPEND have levied upon the followIng ItWirsictin of th South right of THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO, described property owned by way line of Stote Road 46 and the THERESA LYNN BRITT George,Smlth, said property being EU? line of Soc. 27, Twp. 3$ S ResidenCe Unknown located In Seminole County, Range 32 V run North 71 degrees Last Known Florida, more particularly West alon said right of way line of Address: 60.91 ft for a Point of Beginning, described as follows: c.o Betty CuIborth 'tmth1ct South Z3dagrees4S'30" Lot 16, 17, I$,lClessW$'of each, 5007 West Fifth Block 1, Highland Park, FIat 4, West 494.00 ft. to thsP.C. of a Lumberton, N.C. 5033$ Page 25, Public Records , curve concave to the West having ac.ntralangleofSld.gre.sOrSo" YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. Seminole County, Florida. ,Id a radius of 137.6$ ft., thence FlED that FRANK JACOB and the undersigned as Sheriff of BRITT. has filed a Petition In the continue around said curve an arc Seminole County, Florida, will at distance of 137.33 It. to the P.T.Of CircuitCourtforSeminoiecounty, 11:00 AM. on the 31st day of Florida, to Modify the Custody of said curve, run thence South $0 January AD. 1910, offer for sale Minor Child, and you are requIred degrees SI West 242.6 ft to the end and sell to the hlghest bidder, for to serve a copy of your written cash, sublect to any and all of said easement. defenses, if any, on THOMAS 0. DATED: January 4 A.D., 1910. existingliens,attheFroe* (West) FREEMAN, (SEAL) Attorney for Door of the Seminole County PetItioner, whose address is P.O. Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Coo house in Sanford, Florida, Box7O(1009Hwy436),Altamonte Clerk of the Circuit Court theabovedoscribedreaiproperty. Springs, FL 32701, and file the By: Patricia Robinson That said sale is being made original with the Clerk of Circuit *5 Deputy Ciett satIsfy the terms ci said Writ of Court, Seminole County CourPublication of this Notice on Execution. JanuaryL A. 0.. 1*. thcuse, Sanford, Fl 33771, on or B. P.1k, before February II, 1100, other. William L. Colbirt Esq. Sheriff wise a 'default and ultimate Attorney at Law Seminole county ' P0 10* 133$ Iudgment will be entered agaInst Florida U lOt' relIef demanded in 1111 SanfOrd, FL 32771 Publish Jan.t, $6, 73, 35, 1910 Publish Jan. 9, 16, 1910 PetitiOn. V,ith the sale on January 31, 1910 DER.74 WITNESS my hand and official seal of laid Court on the 7th day of January, A. D.. 1910.. (SEAL) Arthur H.. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County Court. house Sanford, FL 32771 By: Eve Crabtr Deputy Clerk Publish Jan.9, 16, 33,30, 1950 DER35 ___________________________ - • • ' FREE—Pen pals overseas, Write Dorian Agency, 105 Windermere Rd., Patthway Bristol, BS 12.SPP, England. State age, hobbles & requirements. Found Siamese type cat in Carriage Cove, Sunland Estates area. 6254453 or aft 5, 323.5377 ____________________________ LOST —brown suitcase, Sanford vicinity, men's & baby's clothes. Lost on Mon., Jan. 7. REWARD. 3fl.9291. aaaaaa * * * * * a AAAEMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323.5176 Corner of IOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" ____________________________ * Accurate typing, I gal office, Accis. receivable & payable exp. Exc. pay. MAID clean once a week, sm. townhoube Park Ave., Only 1 occupant, nicely kept, must have own trans., 323 0106. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323.5176 Cornerof lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" a * aaa * ____________________________ * • * - 11—Instructions - TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs mature person for short trips surrounding Sanford. Contact customers. We train. Write 0, F. Dick, Pres., Southwestern • rerroteum, Fr. worth, Tx. 76101. Stitch a Rainbow 3227113 Creative Expressions _____________________________ -. ----- W.4..1 SECRETARY . Navelorangeslgrapefruit S4bu.Callaftersp.m. 3226133 L11 Nurse Aides, 73 shift, exp. preferred. Apply in person, Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Accurate typing, would prefer Real Estate or const. background, but not necessary. P_-Good Things to Eat .,i * * r BOOKKEEPER .SECRETARY _______________________ - DRIVERS -WAREHOUSE Immediate openings. Must have Fl. Chauffeur license, 25 yrs. or older with good driving record. Annual starting salary in excess of $10,000. Exc. Company benefits, maior Florida Aluminum Distributor is expanding to Longwood to serve greater Orlando area. Call 2 p.m..4 p.m. to schedula ____________________________ interview. 331.6181. * • * * * * a a * * * * '' CLASSIFIED -. - - - Office exp., processing I checking credit. Exc. op. portunity. ' telephone BANANA. LAKE FRONT; 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath, 2100 sq ft. huge Fam Pm w fireplace over looking Oak shaded lot w 100 lake frontage, 75' dock & more! $86,300. WOODED ' ACRE w-roses & Pl''Cy sets ff 4 yr. old 3 Bdrm w earth tone carp,, Cen H-A, indoor W 0 hookup & good cash to mtg or FHA VA financing. $45,900. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT— Spotless 2 Bdrm home w large Fam Pm, terrific kit then & landscaped lot superb area for iust $30,950!! SHADOW LAKE Designer home w.wood & stone exterior, Great Rm, fire. place, intercom, Solarium, watk.in closets on wooded ' acre for $107,000. I. It Mary nice bid site. 99 x 116. solicita- Cooks, PT, exp. only in fine dining. Particular interest in dlnner.Iine cook. Call Mrs. G, 6684493. Deltona inn, - I order forms, billing and I collection. Good COuntry bUt nice & clean 3 BR 2B. sc porch, fenced back. Owner holding. Low dwn payments, less than rent. spelling a must, typing skills needed. All Leasew option 3 BR, 111, C lilA, sc porch, carport. $29,900. --- . -- - BAR1NOERS READY TO SELL 3 P.R. 2P.. CH & CA, carpeting, exc. COnd, Oniy ss.000, I oval dinette, .4 chars & extra leaf Sunbeam compost shredder. S hp Itriggs & Stratton motor Console radio S record player 668 5315 $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. O 3 BR, I' B, economical gas wall furnace & range Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LR & Fla. rm., w w carp., 529.000 - -- - 41fwSQs -. -- -- i - - ,' _____ NUW & USCL. bATTrPIrS BATTERY SHOP .,3 9111 107W 27th St • - -__________ ______ (((t', ('SEP F IPPNITI.IPE. 77—Junk Cars ' .ppi lANCES & PLUMBING lxi LIRE S JenkinS ur r'itur,' .'OS I 15th St .1?) 0981 . 'LIIJY JUNK CAkS From 5)0 to $30 Call 372.1621; 323.4164 69—Stamps-Coins Top Dollar Paid 'or iun P.. o't cars, trucks & heavy equipment, 327 5990 - Private party will pay 24 to I on silver coins in 'ncr chandise or 10 to I in cash Homt' appi. ',t,'r'Os auto'. ilog'. q.cnline or cigarettes 331 0816 • 80—Autos - - -. - - - t ACRE ZONED MOBILE WIt ISP ER IN Ci HOME PINES. WALKING 015 TAN 10 BIG LAKE GEORGE $6500 DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION - "Y 92. 1 mitr weSt of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold .i put,hic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at? 30. it's the only one irt Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 255. 1311 for further details. Private party will tr,,cle port 19" reiiot,' control color TV tor 2 roll', of W.ishinqton quarters. tViS3 or before 331 0816 72—AuCtion ___________ - I I - I or I stat,' (ommt'rcial A W,,slier repo C.E d,'lu*e riioclel orig $409 .15. US('d short Pal 5)99 13 or 5)9 iS run Ai,tit 3198386 , - W Garnett White Req Peat Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial for Sale - FG—Swap & Trade ___________________________ MLS - Removed ___________________________ - -- - WItI buy lunk Auto flatteries, Best Pr ice flattery Shop 107W 27th St 323 9111 ______ - • REALTOR 321.0739 - Pt'S, ,JUST MAKE PAYMEt9TS-'69tc '15 models. Call 339 9)00 or 831 MOS (Dealer) d,'uitial "u&t,ofls & Appraisals (all Dell s Audion. 313 6?0 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any. FVER DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. I I' ENMOPI WASI4(P Parts, S.'rvict' t.'st'd MacInn,.", MOONEY APPI lANCES OVERSIZED LOT. WOODED. ____________________________ Fairmont SW. all options. exc ______________________ 0098 AREA. $8,500 -__________________ ' IIALCOLBWT __________________________ _______________________ --_- ,',,. _________ • _________________ / _____________________________ _____________________________ / • . -. • - • - ________________ _______ ' _________________ -------- - - - •. - ' - . -- - _________ ' ' II;"_ STENSTRO11 __________ 'H!I1U ---------- . ' - - _______________________ • - ' -. .. ____ __________ _________________________ --------- ., . • . ____________ , - Ave.0 ' . Realtors - - ----- • ________________________ . -- ---- - - -- - ' ' - ' , - _________________________ ___ . ____ __________________________ _________________________ ________________________ - ' -. - - - - - ' I ' ________________________ - . --- , -. - -- -------- -_ - ______________________ -- _______________--- ' _______ _________ -_______ _________ 322-2420 JThlconze - ______________________ ___ ____ • NEWCOMER! ______________________ _______ ______ EuJ] -. ______ ___ ___________ - - - - -___________ - -- ..... ____ _______. ________ . - .,________ -_ _____ - _____ ___________ ' - _ - ' ....... - ' -_- - . _________._ . - ______ , . , • __________... __________________________ - - - , ____________________ S.Id' ISAITY - . - . - ________________________ , 20R, lB. neww.w carp. - Ise* - ______-- , - 322-9283 - _____________________ _________________________ _________________________ ' 5- CaliBart -- - , _____ ____________ ___ _______________________ ________________ ________________ . 0 - . '- -- -------- - -'------' a -; • ' - - _____ . () ' - . I MOURI - - 1 . •.'. , ii ........... '. I Brokers RATE , . To List Your I L32226118 S.... '_s ....c I ' , ' - ---------------------- -- - •fl -. S•'P'S -- - ------_______ Private party will pay $5 for Washington quarters, 1961 or belore WitI ,lso buy dimes & t',tiv,.'s 331 0816 ,,. • . . , .---.- __________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is haishy gives that we at's I1ISIJSI krs bususs 49 7*3 Hsnatl Branch Reid, Midland, Florida 10711. limineSs County, Flerida, under the I SlIlass name ci JIWILINI.ROS1 CUSTOM DRAPERIES, mild that we Intad to ragisier Nil Nmi wOk Ike Clerk .4 11i Circuit Court. lsmliwfe Count,. Florida in ar ou'dsncewIthtWmi'.vlsleiuciffis Plclltisia Name $IaIutos, TpWN:-SectIon OMIP Florida liMes 1*.. 11g. Jewslane Itorn Ross Differ? Publish: January7,9, $673, 1115. DER6 - - • - . - ' AOVTIIE 3227480 Shocks $4 95 Heavy Duty 5695 New Batteries $2995 2413 French Ave .Sanford . ----- 8171 I 52—Appilances ------------------ . _____________________ 5,. __________________ - .fl?iCUCS Oriental Rugs Musi' Slot Machines tridqes Antiques 3?) 2801 11978 'Singer Futura Fully auto. repossessed, used very short I time Original $693, bal $181 or $21 mo. Agent ,,j9 8386 1k Syivan,lrea, Sacres. $27,000 Other parcels avail w Mal,czowski, REAL TOP 3?? 799% M. Unsworth Realty Cash 322-4132 - - - - ------- 75—Recreational Vehicles MICROWAVE ----71 Pontiac C.randvillp. 9dr Needed Immediately. Exp. RCALTYInC.1 s ACRES WEST SANFORD. ______________________________________ It-',ii I'',ii., controls, i..is c,iro -auto . V 8. AC, AM F 7,6. preferred. Glamorous night IIPSALA P040. NEAR AIRSTPEAM EXCELLA 1973, MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR I still in warr.n,?y loaded, sharp 323 2378 or 372 Longwood 3 BR, 211, lots of spot. NEEDS FILL. 5)0.900 TERMS AAA EMPLOYMENT REALTOR 3)'. set up on lot in one of 1 MLS Orqi.ially 5649. assume pay 2088 storage, neat & clean, corner C.ENEVA 912 French Ave. 323.5176 Florida's prettiest camp __________________________ - _________________________ Ev't3233fl4 3U,161 uients i)f 521 nuo Agent 339 site w.trees. 543.750. Sanford AAA EMPLOYMENT Countryhome,4BP7B. Cornerof1hIFrench grounds, Twelve Oaks Camp'76 AMC Pacer. Air, Stick, 8386 " I',acres,$SLOOO 3SACRFS LAKE FRONT TALL _____________________ 3233176 tl2FrenchAve. VVI!'V "Your FutureOurConcern" ground. Enioy your winter Ocys, hatch bIt. FORRESTGREEPJE VA-FHA.235.Con. Hornet, ; 7RE J AC'CESS. hcreir class $11,000, 3136373. CorneroflOthl French 37100.3733912 323-7832 S3—W.RadiSIeO INC. REALTORS "Your FutureOur Concern" a * a * * * a a * * * * * Low Down Payment 1 Eves. 322 0617. 322-1587 l9llbtack 911 Porsche ______________________________ S30.6033or329.471I eves. 1 NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll Cash for your tot' Will build on I 207 E. 75th St. C.O1 F COURSE LOT WITH $3,800. Fully egpt. find him listed in our Business a * * * * * * a * * * * * Good used TVs. $25 & up your lOt 0? Our lot Home Secretarial Service. AVON ______________________ TERRIFIC VIEW OVER I 372 4038 Directory. MILL ERS __________________________ Y Enterprise, Inc. _____________________________ Business, personal, fast, neat FIGHT INFLATION LOOKING SMALL POND. When you place a Classified Ad in I RN, 5-4 5. 4.12, full I part time. 7619 Orlando Dr. ph. 3?? 033' Model Inc.. Realtor &reas. 869_1188or869_4498. Sell Avon. Increase your earning $20,000. ___________________________ The Evening Herald, stay close Apply in person Sanford Nursing ___________________________ power. For details, Call to your phone because Don't pile no lorger needed items a Convalescent Center, 950 Seek employment for 7 Viet. ___________________________ _____________________________ _,,_J41170r644.3W9 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, something wonderful is about to high as an elephant's eye. Place Mat lonville. names. male refuge ages 20 • __________________________ ____________________________ ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE happen. a classified ad, and gile the & 75. One speaks a little ___________________________ 2 BEDROOM, 2 SCREENED ______________________ a a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * a a * * a * a a * * STAND OF CYPRESS, money n your wallet! English, has some exp. in dec. * PORCHES, WAL K TO DOWN______________ VOL USIA COUNTY. $800 PER I Reduced from $34,900 to 531.900. I * &boatrepair.Otherspeaksno TOWN.ONLYS73,000, TERMS * ACRE. TFRMS• BARGAIN TV'S 3 BR, 111. CD home, good * English, exp. as fisherman. POSSIBLE. Wty pay more' location, new paint, shade B. I RI WARD ____ * Any lob considered. Call 333. HERI%'STV trees. 90x130, fenced yd., new * SEIGLER REALTY 9561. ____________________________________________________ * 1k_14 __________________________ LAKE PICK Eli ESTAT ES. 2591 S Sanford Ave kit., carpet, hardwood floors & 323 1731 * S I REALTY — REALTORS For The Return. * NEW 3 BEDROOM? BATH, 7 air. Excellent buy! BROKER 25—Loa CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL Of This 7 Month * ,'epo 19" Zenith Sold orig I ___________________ I MOBILEHOME!311R,2BonlO * 2139S.MyrtleA.,t' WORLD. AIR & HEAT, ON CORNER REALTY * bal. $18316 or 5)7 mo I Old, Brown And acres! CH.A, OR, 1g. kit., & * 54 ACRES. OVER Orlando 400' ROAD Sanford Agent 339 8386. * Appliance Repair ?NEEDCASH? Home Inrovements Whit., Male more! BPP WARRANTED. FRONT. A MUST 'SEE! 327 1371 __________________ * 321 06.40 * Yours for $47,500. Puppy. Lost $89,500. Use Your Home As Security * 54—Garage Sale I ini'iolicl,,t,'d Main. 5y',t,'ms Call Us For Terms CUSTOM HOMES BUILT 13th a, French * LOVELY! 3 BR, ID home In ______ _______________________ * ________________________ Malor .ippl .,all I)ra,,cis. C lilA Tower Financial Srv. REMODELING IREPAIR 1590's VICTORIAN ON COP. Jan. 3. Ansrs * DeRary in quiet neigh. ((( fret' "St . (Iu.ir 339 1498 Carport Sate * ) _________________________ 1-5002414469 S G. BALI NT 32? 5665 HER LOT, NEEDS RESTOP. * borhood! Lg. lot with extras. To Tiger. 2009AdamsAve. 47—Real Estate Wanted * ING, CAPTAIN'S LANDING NO BROKERAGE I Must see to appreciateI Only 1 * Thur Fri.9 ____________________________ The Real Estate Agency i Complete Mobile VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. * Uffle Soy Is. FEES BoityCae I $35,000 TERMS. HomeRepair Webuyyourequity,closein7lhrs: -I Heart oken Inc., : 3495759 AWARD REALTY. INC. LAKEFRONT! 4 BR. 2"T Don 1 55--Boats & Accessories * 3 BEDROOM, 1'.7 BATH ON ?3s' S French (I? 9?) Sanford We Lov• Him * 29—Rooms Carpentry, Painting, Roofing. 19.160O acre! Separate guest house, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON * I NI CE CORNER LOT IN ________________________ — . So Mudu And Gen. Repairs Licensed & * CH-A, FP, dining rm., formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 16' Critchfield w 100 hp Mercury. Lot orAcreagewanted TOWN.ZONEDMULTIUNIT. Bonded. Free Estimates 373. lt'slikepenniesfromheavenwhen * spacious rooms,. Just $69300. Want HIm Home. i.anford 'Gracios' living. Peas. One seat, trailer, great ski 519E.)stSt.,3?25142 For mobile home $21,500. 60)5after5p.m. you sell "Don't Needs" with a Call 323-2322 for info, boat. 322 IllS aft 5 pm. Weekly I monthly rates, utilities ________________ 3220716 * want ad. _____________________________ pd.inquire 500 S. Oak $417133. PHONE S Caramic Tile 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CONDO! (2) neat 1 BR, lB POBSONMARINE HomeRepsir Webuyequityinhouses,apts.& * NEW PAINT, PANELING & condos by the pool! Many 1 BR—$199 up. Pool. Adults only 2927Hwy. 17 vacant land. Lucky In323.0264 : MEINTZER TILE CARPETS. SUPER NICE. 42—MobjIe Homes extrastPriced lust right! Call on Lake Ada. Just So. of Sanford, Fia.37771 vestments, p.o. Box * * * * * * * * * * * * a * * * * * * * * a a * a *o I New or repair, leaky showers our 3237322 for info. Home repairs, paeting, roof 1.' Airport Blvd. on 1792 In Sanford 3225207. specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 8695567. carp repairs, remodeling. All Sanford. Call 323-5670 see our beautiful new BROAD. EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY 57—Sports Equipment __________________________ work quar Free eSt iii 8165 Mariner'sVillage Sanford's Sales Leader MORE, front & rear BR's. DuTCH GAMBREL. 3 47Atg.gu °' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I essmaklng BEDROOM, 2'-T BATH DE. &SoId P.runswlckpropooltable __________________________ l$O3OrlandoDr. 323-3300 UFurmstid LUX POOL WITH PRIVACY. $300 I Man, quality operation VA & FHA Finn.ina 559,900. Alterations, Dressmakin 37? 4038 Will buy 1st I. 2nd mortgages. We 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways ________________________________ Drapes, Upholstery Whatever tne occasion, there is a 1 BR, 111 condo, kit. eqpt., 5215 also make Real Estate etc. Wayne Deal. 321132$ ANYTIME classified ad to solve it. Try one 372.0707 ma. 1st, last + $lSOs.c. Riggs Business Ions. Florida MorSEIGLER REALTY 58—Bicycles 5Oii. Realty, REALTORS. 2-7 Multiple Listing Service tgage 'Investment. 1104 E. BROKER Lawn& Landscaping Drywall Robinson, Orlando, 4222976. 17x60 FURNISHED, CENTRAL msiIds's o .reuna Bicycles for all 2565 Furnished 31—Apartments 2439S MyrtleAve HEAT I AIR, LIKE NEW ON ssnIee" dedloated thefamily.$10up. .)rywall, Ceilings, and Walls CERTIFIEDLAWN 1001150 CANAL FRONT LOT _______________________ REALTORS LJ PARK Orlando Sanfora for Sale Call 373 3$600r 1715 W.7nd St. repaired. Res. & Comm.. ATBIGDEARLAKE.00ALA &LANDSCAPING Apis. torsenior E11z'ns. Down. ____________________ 371 IS?? 321 ooio Remodel & Additions. FREE ESTIMATES322.7907 FOREST. $11,900. SEIGLER town, very clean & roomy. See Call 831 3399or $62 0)34 323.222: Branch Office REALTY, BROKER. 3210640. FURNITuREBEDDING. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto (V'erchandise Wholesale toall. Orlando Whole, 1— Ave. ONLY _____________________ $7100 TO ASSUME MT sale Furn. 25.00 Industrial Blvd., 'LIgM linuling mmiii. Managed BUDGETS AWE SLIM Groonng& Boarding on beautiful 1 yr. old Double Guitars, amplifiers & drums. __________________________ Orlando BOLSTERED WITH VALUES _________________________ l (mm OU .411 brIng a widew-Zhugel,drms,2baths, Clearance sale save up to .iitIll I Pct. interest to qualified TomOrrowmaybethedayyouseli FROM THE WANT AD Animal Haven Grooming & prompt 'vIsit (mm our inCon HA I eat.in kitchen. 173. I 5300 Bob Balls Discount Yald Debris Trash buyers. New homes with that roIl.a.way bed you'v. COLUMNS. I Boarding Kennels Thermo lot rental. Call fowl Ap;,liancesMisc PISNMMIVe. Bile IN bto.. Music Center. NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY monthly payments under $230. nowhere to roll away . If you $20,500. Harold Hall Realty, stat controled heat, oft floor 3205 French A"e 3222235 Churns, CIVIC InformatIon, LOCAL) 349 5371 ____________________________ Spacious 3 BR, 25 luxury home, CLUB Exec 3 BR, 2B, 1g. placeaClassifiedAdtoday. Low down piyments. 32_2 2?' sleeping boxes. We cater to i Inc., 323 3774. ____________________________ and your shoppool, tropical paradise. Many FR, EP, on oak shaded corner, to:wlth Organ-Fun Machine. 6 in your pet. 322 52 lt.ct'. Llbl ,'igtel box springs & Many extras. Must see. All for sails of Inprivacy fence. $150 mc 333. IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuy a nev sfument variations, 16 ma'Ireses. $30 set. Sanford 555.900. VA.FHA terms avail ____________________________ from local mar6952. Owner Associate. car, see today's Classified adt tempo's (controlled), Worth Auction, IllS S French, 323 pble. I4andylNn tot' bestbuys. over $100. 1st $250 cash takes. _____________________ OELTONA.S3SOMo.38R,7 BA -____________________________ Quality workmanship. No lob too 3274110aft 5p.m. 14$lFalmouth.Air.OPTION 35R,l8on2lots.allfenced,FP, Handyman, minor el. rep., Small or big, Interior or exArmy Boots$I1.99pr 43—Lots-Acreage DillonRealtor305$309023 lots of shade trees. Only tenor. Pressure cleaning, plumb., carp., free est., 21 hr. ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS -: _____________________________ LiIsWIan—ai2-vn $3'' — 62—t.awn.Gardon serv., Senior cit. dis., $51 4901. 0071, 3I0Soe. 372.5791 Bg. lot for duplex or single Lakefront living isavail. in this Fencedyd.GoOdIoC.. 'FILLDlTIpjôl lamily home, W.City water, WILSONMAIEPFURNITURE elegant 3 BR, II home,. ISSISIS $350n'a.327403$ YELLOWSAND sewer i. paved street. $4,500. HouseCleaning Pab*lngaRppjr I'UY,SELL.TRADE ____________________________ Siluatedon 4", acres complete _____________________________ ____________________________ Call Clark & Hirt 323 7510 UUA lFYlNC', 3BR home. 31131SF. Firsl St. 372 5677 LasSS"$3n,1$N . w-IBR, lb guest cottage. New C lilA 1. carpet. Owner Cs.jdlpj$aj Won't last long at $92,000. Lawnmower,Keecommercial, Chipsforsale fl4'.ou Furnished will finance w substantial Heusewivescleaningsenvice EUTSLERPAINTING5. 32", newconditiort, $450 $lyd. UHaul Personalized,fast, dependable down. 533.000. 3223257. REPAIR—Interior Exterior 3655130 REAL ESTATE 327079$ Regularorltimebasis Adults,furnishedhome,20' IREFESTIMATESCS1I3OSSÜ? REALTOR,3231491 FORSALEBYOWNER WeDOwashwindcsw! 6775194 den, I (I, FIa. rm., shown by Refrig., GE, 2 dr., wh., looks 6. I BR, 35, groat i'm., eat.in kit., appt. only. Sunlend Estates. runs good, ISO. Panasonic S '"u PiofleeraCre$.Ifewoutyourown OR, El. rm. Mayfair area, Painting I Remodeling 322425$. REALTORS track port. car stereo tape i Horns Pfl8IVS111Snt$ I homest•ad. 10 acres or more, high 50's. AlterS, 333 ISfl. FREE ESTIMATES. ____________________________ 'I.i • — 7719Jmn00r1 AW. low down payment. Osteen. player, AM.FM, speakers, Call anytime 349 5259 Sanford, 3 BR, 1'.x B, washer.. LIST NOWI home use power supply COURT CU5TOM'SCONST. r 3 1 clean I I urn, gas heat, dryer, allappliancis, 5390 Call Walt Cappel 3336100 1 acre lots on Paved rd. Terms Custom design homes, r.model. ii you ire having difficulty lindin ' III cabinet. 575. 333-0106. Inside utility rm., mo., 3234570. CJIPS$iflO Realty Inc. you can afford. $500 den. 1g. 333-o_, place to live, car to drive, i n,w kt hoer. Priced at only Boat Trailer & kicker, $130; REALTOR , 43$3$ Osteen. ft's easy to place a ClUsilied Ad lob, or some service you have $36,CiO. I Carpentry, Painting, Maint. maker; reslaurant Garland We'll even help you word It. i of iwed of, read all our want ai all types I IC Bonded stove; Other restaurant Ray.BarI Realty, Inc. t. 5 acre tiled farm, Sanford, Call 333.HlI. evpry day, :. , Let help u sell or buy your ' Rep. RealEsfate Broker ait _p.m_ lnWred 834 m$ acre orange orove, Geneva. property. ,3 BR. 11,1g. lot, CH.A, carp., alt. 100 acre cattle ranch. SOfl'Ot)f 0. Side-by-Side refrigerator, $75; oar., well with underground — picnic table, w-7 benches, $3Q system. Chaiftlinkld back pd. N. Ernest Home Office I AU. FLORIDA REALTY full size baby bed w-mattress, with 16*32 scr. swim. pool. 904-7344031 $7S;Oakporchrockers,5fl; OFSANFORDIEAL.TOP leg. Must see to appreciate. ________________________ Broker I Wanted 2 BR, IS, reasonable metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Protected. rent' Inside dty limits 327- 23415 Fr*chAVe. new. 17.92, Calssfbirry, Fl. Furniture. 20$ F 25th SI. 323 Nile or Day. . 322 0119,377 5353. 327.3112 I _______________________________ 134IM 7157 aft I p.m Ive-k2-3S' II ___________________________________________ Small I malor appliances, Exc. cc. with cxc, benefits. - . - - RehqRepoAMANAl7cuft Sold i originally $514, now $716 or $71 mo Agent 3398386 - 43—Lots-Acreage BuildtO Suit Our lotor yours FHA VA FHAI3S&?IS - - Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave BUY & Sell, the finest in used furniture Refrig Stoves, tonls - - - 76—Auto Parts uhy buy used? New brand name bex springs & mattresses at 20 ;t above dealers coSt Twin ,u,i size queen cs xing .IeI1,.in Furniture, 705 E 26th St 3?) o' its, and hidden profits, we've made a bundle!" 19 FORD Super Van F"c cond lowmi 322 0791 ______ off of total inventory of br snd new intersprinq bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delivery Nolt's Sanford Fur niture Salv,;qe. Il 92. So of c,,ntord 3?? 8771 _______________________ - -- - ________________________ - ______ 75-A--Vans ' OP I FN I AL RUGS WAN TED Top Pr ices Paid (Ised any conclt On 611 8126 - . ,, "Gentlemen, despite Inflation and the decline of the dollar, if you add our excess profits, windfall prof- -- or S,ntorc1 3;.,' 8721 ______________ FLIPNITIIPF & THINGS Buy & Sell Np.5 & liSt'r' r 500 S Sanford Ai, e 323 693 OLD MIMS ROAD: 20 acres on paved road. Mostly pasture with small pond. Wooded homesite at rear. $65,000 with terms. - F (JR Nil (IRE A ', Used full size hotel motel bed ding Very clean, $14 95ea PC Nolts Sanford f:urniture Salvage. Il 97. So of Sanford EXECUTIVE COUNTRY LIV ING with all the space YOU Will ever need. Immaculate 7 Bdrm. 4 Bath pooi home. fenced for horses, on over 4 acres in lOveiy C.eneva 1 yr warranty All thiS and much more $170,000. i'' ci 5f ,'. - 1 Buy ____________ ( .•, 68—Wanted to ___________________________ 51—Household GOOdS - REALTOR 32? .4991 MUL I IPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 3*9 S.s0 322 1959 1978 Coachman Deluxe 75' w Reese hitch air, awning, fully self cont 12! 002 $6..00 or best otfer _______________________________ ' 595 TAK ES ALL Oil Picater, tank, etc 323 5813 aft 6 - . /)—r(ecreallorl VefltCIS Peqstt'red firancius ITull 3 yrS fflc,.'. papers 372 1861 riental iron work T,,ilor made STEMPER AGENCY C.REAT INVESTMENT on Highway 46. 3 Bdrm, wood tram home. Large rooms. hardwood floors, fireplace. Needs some improvements. $23,500 w-terms at_1o.5 pci. ___________________ il_I inctpkDi.ltru railing. Window guards, security doors. spiral stairs, & pool rails 668 5765 323-6061 or eves 323 0517 2fi4OSanford Ave. RONALDG. BECK Advertising Director EVENING HERALD 300 N. French Ave. __________________ In ',•• BATEMAN REALTY a a * * a a * * a a * a a, - - ccrnlIi.c mr ____ benefits. company _____________________________ _______________________ by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES --. 41—tic - COUNTRY LIVING at its best! Fight acres fenced, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, him room, fireplace, screened patio, w P.110. selfCCt'.3fliflq pool w cool deck, fenced pastures, fishpond, Harold Hall Realty access to St. John's River I Inc us $129,000. DAI Tf'(O ivii_. AM c i s.#rs. tion. Write COpy, _________________________ * a * * * * * * * a a a * NEW LISTING— 3 Bdrm, 2 bath flEW W w carp, paint, Cen H A, & 2 yr old roof; Din Pm, Paneled Fam -Pm & huge fenced yd in Pinecrest. Only 545.900' - corn plete * * a * a a * a * * * * * If you don't terl'peopIe, how ira they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322-2611, or $314993. -------- Don't pile no longerneeed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! Sell advertising for Classified section by AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 3235176 Cornerof lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" . ____________- - Day or Night ______________________ PHONE SALESPERSON CREDIT INVESTIGATOR • 373• 5774 ADVERTISING aaa * * * * * * a - A FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at $02 Klng$wood Court, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of SPRING & FALL PROFESSIONAL HOME CLEANING SERVICES, and that I infendtoregistersaldnam,with the Clerk of Ski Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in cordancewiffitheprovlsIsN.4ths Fictitious Name StaMes, To.Wlt: Section MS.S9 Florida Statutes 1917. Sig: Roso I. Mims Publish Jan.9, 16, 73. 311.1* DER-fl * * * * a * a a * * * - . ASSEMBLERS Positions flow open for production carpenter helpers with nation's largest producer i of factory-built modular housing. Must have some carpentry exp. Apply Cardinal Industries, Inc., 3701 5. San. ford Ave., Sanford, FL, No' phone calls. Equal Op portuniiyEmpioyer OURSELVES EDITOR Mon-Fri 9.5 daily 3222611 1—uses - - __________________________ __________________________ DORIS DIETRICH s—Lost & Found 18—Help Wanted FACTORY - warehouse .heip needed, chance for act vancement, mature local resident preferred, benefits, phone 323 1401 , - • P AY ROLL C LER K OrlQndo - Winter PQrk Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 _______________________________ a • aa**e*aaa*a* a CLASSIFIED ADS 1 - t'• S S., . - 4. • . I - " --- - '-.-.-.NS"i -,' �I • .. .- - -.- S . -. . , . -. . - . - - - . --,-.-- - - B—EveningHeraId,S.nf,.d,p, ft ; , a WIdnS$dIy, Jan. 1,iftO EVENING WASHINGTON I up!) — "Hello, this is Another congressional source familiar with James Murphy," began the hushed voice on Murphy's plight said he believes the 39-yearthe other end of the telephone line. "I'm old divorced father of three was "wronged" scared to death." by the FBI. The Justice Department's Office of Murphy, a former telephone company Professional Responsibility, which In. employee in Durham, N.C., was run. vestigated the episode, found the FBI gave This time, he was calling from a police Murphy's name to Moultree police. station in Cheyenne, Wyo. He had been It concluded there was no impropriety skipping from city to city since shortly after the FBI and Georgia authorities blew his because Murphy was given only a limited pledge of confidentiality. The FBI has not confidentiality as the federal informant who explained why the agreement was not put in tipped investigators to a gun-running scheme, Murphy was stunned when his name turned writingwhen Murphy first approached the bureau Last year. Murphy says he was "too up without warning on a local prosecutor's list naive" to think of that at the time. of witnesses that was shown to the two men he Murphy says he first went to the FBI a year had implicated. ago after Dwight Knight of Moultree asked Fearful of reprisal, he sought federal him to help buy hand grenades and plastic Protection. When he was turned down, he fled. explosives for Jim Simmons, also of later, the Justice Department said since Moultree. While Murphy assisted FBI agents Murphy did not testify, he could not be InIn gathering evidence, Georgia authorities eluded In its witness protection program. were closing In independently on Knight and For 3 tiwnths he skipped his way across Simmons, who allegedly were plotting to ship the country, persuading strangers to put him weapons to South America to trade for drugs. up for the night, occasionally telephoning a Eventually, to shield Murphy from local reporter to express his fears. investigators, an FBI agent told Moultree lie ran out of money, and apparently lost police Murphy was the bureau's source. Ns job as a regional service manager for the Federal officials say they assume the police General Telephone Co. gave Murphy's name to prosecutors. Colquitt Finally, on Dec. 15, Murphy buckled under County prosecutor Dwight Maya, who hanthe emotional strain and entered a died the case and put Murphy's name on the psychiatric unit at a North Carolina hospital. witness list, said only, "We knew who Murphy Federal officials say there is no evidence to was because the FBI had given us that in. show Murphy's fears are justified. The two formation." Georgia men who he implicated appear to Murphy says a short time later Knight have little motive for revenge since they were phoned him and said, "I would like to know convicted by local authorities without Murwhy your name is on the witness list for the phy's testimony. prosecution," But one congressional source who looked Murphy, tired of running, says bitterly that into the matter said Murphy may well have throughout his life he has "heard law enreason to be afraid. Hi' rik'd.a repy1& toi'cement officials criticize people who don't ' "l).xie Mafia" death threa ..,h% September help." against a Moultree, Ga., judge who weeks "This Is what happens to people who help," earlier had presided at the trial of the men he said. 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' NO PAYDAY: Playboy magazine centerfolders get $10,000 these days for posing in the nude, but suianne Somers says she didn't get a dime for the 10-year-old buff layout the magazine published of her. She tells People magazine she consented to the l9& 'photo session because she was divorced, and stiacdw1th$ hfajWUj for h Injured sen.g says she's "very very hurt and embarrassed" by the whole thing. She was promised $3,000 for the exposure at the time, but "chickened out." Says her manager, Jay Scratch, "e didn't do nude layouts to publicize herself. She was trying to survive." SANZM BARRAGE: American rock fans have been known to hurl everything from flowers and firecrackers to beer bottles at their idols, but Japanese aficlanados have come up with a new wrinkle. [elf Garrett — just back from a Far East concert tour — says he suddenly found himself bombarded In Tokyo with a barrage of confetti and party streamers. 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This kiten-tested recipe makes to WrVIX%IIL 1 baft k1mfnd. .in.I at iifflno - SS..ISI 01 9W01 Bake at 0 degrees for to minutes or until bubbling pai aid me our eel $U.28l1IsüyP ALL VAtUI$Ll CUT S S THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY, JAN. 17 THRU WEDNESDAY, JAN, 23 SHURPINI 2-3 cu ps leftover gravy (or 'urkey Broth Cream Sauce) 1 cup stuffing mix o cup slivered almonds Crumble s ffing or break ito pieces. Arrange in large, at, lightly oiled casserole. Spread turkey over stuffing. Heat gravy just until - arm. Spoon over turkey and :uffing. Sprinkle with dry uffing mix and then with Lmor.ds. , QuanfitV Righfa Reve" . Gnat Paid I.ipaMs p - SCALLOPED TURKEY ALMONDINE HiraM raiOra .sj.y: • YOUR FAVORITE COMICS DAILY — - is • COMBIN ATION . is a — WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY I PARK uses, Turkey more versatile and less expensive food to serve throughout the year than it was years ago. . . . Few foods prove as versatile as chicken, so there is little reason for leftover chicken ever to be wasted. Good hot or cold, highprotein chicken helps make the most of strained h,ulnntc Even the bones, when tossed with a mix of vegetables into a Pot of water, make a perfect stock for a variety of Next time you have leftover chicken, make a meal one salad using ripe avocado, grapes and celery. You may start the meal with a cup of hot bouillon to keep down the calories. cup California red grapes, halved and seeded one-third cup finely chopped celery one-third cup prepared Fr en ch dressing Halve avocados lengthwise. Remove seeds. Brush avocado halves with lemon juice to prevent discoloration. 'Place on bed of chopped lettuce. Mix chicken with remaining ingredients. Spoon chicken mixt ure into avocado halves, Chill. Serve with crisp crackers or toast. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. NOTE: Canned tuna or shr imp may be substituted for chicken. - 0 S DENT STD . a FOOD i ...join the thousands who read ___ C S grapes .: buy Neuspal ' '4 ripe avocados Lemon juice Chopped lettuce 1 cup shredded cooked chicken 3i cup California seedless Ai - I,;Ij3, 1I . CHICKEN VERONIQUE AVOCADOSAIAD i ' 0 ..-,.l in It l(LMOMIE r,n,i .. ..m -_ 5:00 0(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (3)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (ID(35) TOM AND JERRY 3( 10) MISTER ROGERS (R) i12) (17) MY THREE SONS 0 6:30 (5)0 ED ALLEN (121(17)NEWS — 3:30 10 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) tIB (35) (12) (17) THE FLINT STONES (10) VILLA ALEGRE THURSV' I MORNING top performance. Ideally, this first meal should supply about 25 percent of the calories needed during the course of the day. A good breakfast contains fresh fruit for vitamins and minerals, carbohydrate for ready energy, and protein to fill and satisfy. Today when everyone leaves the house at once in the morning, breakfast must be ready in minutes. And it takes something special to tempt the breakfast-skippers something like a hot and hearty fruit dish. Fruits like bananas, apples, and oranges, undergo marvelous flavor tran. sforinations when served warm. In fact, they can add a whole new dimension to the meaning of a "fast food breakfast." Bananas Saute' makes an enticing breakfast for those in a hurry. The naturally sweet, mellow banana flavor is heightened when the fruit is quickly saute'ed and served with crisp bacon slices. While bananas are satisfying, they are also easily digestible, making them a perfect breakfast food. Bananas are nearly fat free, have no cholesterol, and are moderate in calories. They also supply a vast array of vitnrninc ..-.' dilU dIV exceptiol)ally high in potassium, but low in sodium. Economical bananas are available year-round. According to the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association, select fruit that is firm and slightly green-tipped for easy handling when cooking. But when baking breads, cakes, and cookies, use fully Wednesday, Jan. 16, tIN—iC --.r'rr-- ripened fruit speckled with tiny brown spots for a mo re pronounced banana flavor and natural sweetness. A Hot Breakfast Compote, with a variety of fresh fruits, is ready in minutes and can bake while you are busy with morfling routines. The compote, with its crunchy apples and pears, mellow banana slices, and segments of fresh tangerine, all warmed in a spicy orange sauce, is delicious alone or as top. ping for hot cereals, pancakes and French toast. BANANAS SAUTE' 4 medium-size green-tipped bananas 1-3rd cup sugar ' teaspoon ground cinnamon 2 tablespoons butter or margarine Peel bananas, slice in half lengthwise. Combine sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle over bananas. In medium skillet, melt butter, saute' bananas 2-3 minutes, turning once. HOT BREAKFAST COMPOTE 2 bananas, diagonally sliced 2 tangerines, peeled and seeded 1 pear, cored and diced 1 apple, cored and thinly sliced '2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice 2 tablespoons honey 1 teaspoon finely chopped crystallized ginger Place fruit in an 8 x 8-inch shallow baking dish. Combine orange juice, honey and ginger, pour over fruit; toss well. Cover, Bake In a 350 degree F. oven 10 minutes. Once up and around, the body needs nutrients to function at 3:00 (2 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (ID (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (1) (17)1 LOVE LUCY 0 9:00 (4) DIFFRENT STROKES Believing that Mr. Drummond is lonely. Arnold and Willis call a dating service and fix him up with a black woman. (5)0 MOVIE "If Things Were Different" (Premiere) Suzanne Pleshette. Don Murray. A worn an struggles to hold herself and her family together after her husband suffers a complete nervous breakdown. CD 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 1Q15 becomes a bikini-clad bounty hunter to bring a bail jumper to trial, (1!) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Tony Perkins, Mia Farrow, Stephanie Mills, Sandy Duncan, Vincent Sardi, John Kander, Fred Ebb. Bernard Slade. 3 (10) WORLD "Special Investigative Report" All nutrition experts agree that breakfast is Important, 2:30 0®ANOThER WORLD J 0 GUIDING LIGHT aM (35)1DREAM OF JEANNIE (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 0(1) TODAY Carson. (7)0 GOOD MORNING (3) 0 MARY HARIMAN, AMERICA MARY HARTMAN a (10) cRocxErr's WCTO. RYGARDEN a) GLOVE BOAT ti2)(17) ROMPER ROOM (U)(35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDDIE ROBERTS Chrissy is 9:00 involved In a supposed racial OOPJ HUE warfare incident; Tony (jQMIKE OOI)G discusses Eddie's sexual prob. 0 MOVIE lem with Lydia; Dolores and (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Eddie have a marital spat. (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 12:00 (5) CBS LATE MOVIE (12) (17) LUCY SHOW "Snowbeast" (1977) 60 Sven9.30 50fl. Yvette Mimieux. A peace1111(35) FAMILY AFFAIR ful ski vacation turns into abso. 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROlute terror by the discovery of a GRAMMIPIG half-animal, half-human crea(12) (17) GREEN ACRES lure on the rampage. 10:00 (111(35) WILD. WILD WEST 0(4) CARD SHARKS (II) (35) PTL CLUB (12) (17) MOViE @ (17) MOVIE "Mister Roberts" (1955) Henry Fonda, James Cagney. A U.S. Navy cargo ship runs into many misadventures because of the second officer on board and his great desire to be in combat. - 0 @ FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE herself on the streets after she's discovered in a compro. mising situation with a famous actor. (Part 501 16) EIGHT IS ENOUGH While Tommy deals with an alcoholic friend, the girls attempt to hire a maid and Nicholas tries to break several world records. ([D(35) JIM ROCKFORD 8 (10) GREAT PERFOR. MANCES 'Moliere" Moliere meets the actress Madeleine Bejart and abandons his law career: with the Bejart family and others, the Illustrious TheTheatre Company Is formed. (Part 201 5) 6:30 0(1) NBC NEWS (5) 0 CBS NEWS o ABC NEWS (1]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt Bee becomes the star of it TV commercial before she decides stardom is not for her. (10) II'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Sole Proprietorships" (121(17) BOB NEWHART Carol decides to resume her college career and become a P5yCh01 HostageSGet Pigskin Break By KENNETH R. CURE United Press International I'IGSKIN BREAK: At least the 50 American hostages being held at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran will have something to %0 fto break the monotony of their long captivity next week. Day 78 of cm their ordeal falls on Sunday — the day the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Los Angeles Rams tangle in the Super Bowl at PEOPLE Pasadena, Calif. Radio Station KMPC newsman Alex Pica has ______________________ 0 minninil Informant Blames FBI For Woes a treat for them, lie says he's arranged for a videotape of the game to be delivered for broadcast at the embassy. Tempt Breakfast-Skippers With A Variety Of Fruits TONIGHT'S TV 'Sca red To Death' Ev.nlrsg Herald, Sanford, Fl. , • 494 2 STAUCS 89 : ' 5.........S.,..................... ah - of -. M7X -1, -i: - - - -----,.. �'I, . s Harald, Sanford, Fl. wad , Jan. 1, 1,50 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ff ers Chicken Normandy O i Newburg has lots of flair Try Delicate oJ 1AA041% I' Old-Fashioned Sow, I i W3 I V U13 A special reci pe from the French region of Normandy gives 1 cup (½ pint) heavy cream us a whole new Insight Into how chicken can be prepared. 2 tablespoons flour emember a special New York luncheon wi th a group of 1 (10-ounce) can matrons au naturel (chestnuts), drained thrifty Frenciunen that consisted ofa main course of chicken ¼ cup butter drumsticks pr epar ed casserole-style wi th apples and laced 3 Granny Smith apples or other crisp, tart apples, peeled, wiIthr Calvados, an apple-cider brandy made in Normandy. cored a nd cut into wedges French cider was served throughout the meal. Sprinkle thicken on all sides with salt and pepper. Roll Slightly richer a nd more expensive is this "poulet a Ia chicken in flour, shaki ng off excess, Normande" that calls for the addition of heavy cream and In large skillet, heat oil and ¼ cup butter. Brown chicken on chestnuts. If you haven't tried chicken with apples and apple all sides. Remove chicken. Saute shallots, celery and carrot In cider (and a dash of Calvados), you've missed an eating ex. dr ippings. Stir In Calvados and white wine. perience. Add chicken. Cover and simmer gently for 40 to 45 minutes POULET A LA NORMANDE or until c,hlg,ka'n lq tpndir Pmnvø rhlr'frg'n sin,I r' tin 6 chicken breast halves platter. Salt and pepper In bowl, mix heavy cream and 2 tablespoons flour. Stir Flour cream mixture Into pan Juices. Stir over low heat until sauce ¼ cup butter thickens and bubbles. Add chestnuts and simmer 5 minutes. ¼ cup olive oil Pour sauce over chicken, 4 shallots, chopped Heat 'i cup butter in skillet. Saute apple wedges until 1 carrot, chopped translucent and tender but still hold their shape. Place apples 1-3rd cup Calvados on platter wi th thicken, 1 cup French dry white wine This kitchen-tested recine makes 8 servIngs, -- _ CodNewburg For Economy A Warm Up To Winter With 7-1 fio , ,••,.J ' ' - :' . i i I nh,,'p •.n.. - Fold delicately flavored, meaty, white North Atlantic Cod into a traditional Newburg Sauce for an easy, economical meal wi th iota of flair -and Yankee economy! Serve with toast cups or refrigerated crescent dough baked over inverted muff in cups, NORTH ATLANTIC NEWBURG (4 Servings) 1 lb. frozen North Atlantic Cod ¼ cup chopped onion ½ cup sauterne ½ cup thicken broth or bouillon (or omit wine and use 1 cup chicken broth ) ¼ teaspoon salt I pkg, refrigerated crescent dough or 4 toast cups 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour 2 egg yolks ½ cup cream or half and half ¼ teaspoon a llspice 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Place frozen fillets, onions, sauterne, chicken broth and salt In 10" covered skillet or large saucepan. Bring liquid to boiling point, then immediately reduce heat and simmer 6 to 8 minutes. Remove Cod from pan to warm platter and strain and reserve cooking liquid. As fish fillets simmer, make toast cups or separate crescent dough Into 4 rectangles; firmly press perforations to seal. Cut each rectangle in half crosswise; press into 4-Inch squares. Place squares over Inverted muffin cups and bake in preheated 400 degree oven for 10 minutes, Remove from back of pan and place on rack. Melt butter in saucepan, stir in flour and cook over low heat about30 seconds. Stir In reserved cooking liquid and cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until thickened. Remove from heat. Beat together eggs, cream and allspice and slowly pour Into wine-broth mixture, whisking constantly. Place over low heat and cook, stirring constantly until mixture thickens. Remove from heat and stir In lemon julce. Break Cod Into chunks and fold Into Newburg Sauce. Serve Immediately on warm toast or crescent cup. Garnish with chopped parsley. - Chicken, rated as an excellent source of protelb4 is also one of the least expensive entrees that cái be prepared on any continent. 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Among the older, non. milk drinking set, calcium nutrition Is poor. Muscle contraction depends on calcium for smooth, quick and efficient functioning, so requirements do not cease when bone growth stops. In heavy exercise, muscle crimping may occur due to a temporary calcium imbalance. Vitamin C helps to protect against Infection, and may play a role In decreasing the duration of colds once they have blossomed. OLD-FASHIONED TOMATO BISQUE 2 cans (1 pound each) tomatoes 2 beef bouillon cubes 1 tablespoon sugar 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon onion powder ¼ teaspoon basil leaves ¼ teaspoon white pepper i bay leaf ½ cup margarine ½ cup unsifted flour 4 cups skim milk Chopped parsley Measure 1 cup drained tomatoes; cut into large pieces and set aside. In a saucepan combine remaining tou4toes and liquid, bouillon cubes, sugar, salt, onion powder, basil leaves, pepper and bay leaf. Simmer 30 minutes. Remove bay leaf. Force mixture through food mill or sieve. In a large saucepan melt margarine over low heat. Blend In flour until smooth. Gradually stir In milk. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture comes to a boll. Remove from heat. Gradually blend in tomato mixture, stirring briskly. Add tomato pieces. Return to heat. Stir onstantly until hot. Serve garnished with parsley. Makes 9 servIngs. BEEF BROTH TODDY 6 (104..ounce) cans condensed beef broth 3 soup cans apple cider 14 cups light rum(optional) 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Geneous dash ground cloves Orange slices, cut In quarters In saucepan, combine all Ingredients except orange slices. Bring to boil. Reduce heat. Simmer 5 minutes. Serve with orange slices. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 131A cups. SPICY HONEY CUP 3 (102-ounce) cans condensed consomme 3 soup cans water ½ cup honey ½ cup lemon juice ¼ teaspoon ground allspice Lemon slices In large saucepan, combine all ingredients except lemon slices. Bring to boil. Reduce heat. Simmer 5 minutes. Garnish with lemon slices. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 9 cups, NEW ENGLAND FISH CHOWDER 4 (103/4-ounce) cans condensed cream of thicken soup 2 soup cans milk 4 medIum carrots, cut In x-Incn sticks (about 2 cups) 2 cups cubed potatoes ¼ cup chopped parsley 2 medium bay leaves 2 pounds fillets of white fish, cut in 1-Inch pieces 1 (about 18-ounce) can stewed tomatoes a cup lemon juice In large saucepan, combine soup, milk, water, carrots, potatoes, parsley and bay leaves. Cover. Cook over low heat for 30 minutes. Add remaining Ingredients. Cook 10 minutes more or until done, occasionally stirring gently. Remove bay leaves. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 17 cups. BEEF VEGETABLE SOUP 1 package Beef Vegetable Homemade Soup Starter 1 pound beef stew meat 1 cups water Three Ways To Cook Top of range: Brown the beef well. Add the water. Add the stock and vegetables. Bring to a boil. Cover and reduce the heat to a simmer. Cook for s. minutes. Slow cooker: Brown beef. Combine beef with stock and vegetables and water In slow cooker. Cook on HIGH foci hours or on LOW for 12 hours. Pressure cooker: Brown meat In a 4 to 6 quart pressure cooker. Add 7 cups water. Stir In stock and vegetables. Close cover and position pressure regulator for 15 poupds pressure. Cook slowly for 30 minutes after regulator begins to operate. Remove from heat and place cooker under running water to reduce pressure. SEA TROUT CHOWDER 1 pound Sea Trout fillets ¼ cup chopped bacon 2 tablespoons bacon drippings 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped 1 can (1 pound 12 ounces) stewed tomatoes 2 cans (I ounces each) tomato sauce 2 cups water 2 cups potatoes O'Brien mix ¼ teaspoon thyme Liquid hot pepper sauce to taste ¼ cup soy sauce ½ cup dry Vermouth (optional) Thaw fish if from. Oat fillets Into one-Inch pieces. Fry bacon until crisp, reserving 2 tablespoone bacondrippiamoss Add garlic and cook with reserved bscon drippings b*til tender. Add all remaining Ingredients except Vermouth. Cover and simmer 30 minutes. Add fish and Vermouth. U desired. Cook an additional 10 minutes. Sprinkle with parsley. Makes 6 CREAM O1VRRY AND MUSHROOM SOUP 3 tablespoons butter or margarine ¼cvpflnelythoppedonion I Pound mushrooms, sliced one-third cup flour 4 cups turkey broth 1½ cups halMndh.0 % cup dry wtiltewine 1 teawon is1t ½ teupoon Tabuco pepper ssiaçs 2½ cups diced a'aked hats7 ¼tesspocn dried ksftserngoj, EXTRA pireley 4GreenStampri a'I'OS . ""0lWF11CM one . Sreveni, caiose. cows. CslIlsr,.Namssd.. is_asteuds. Imser,, L*., L.s, Messtse, Orange, OscssIe, Paec., Pleeliss, Polk, $.resste, Semisole; unisse ____ ,s..•_u•.*............... . - usiwleesslst sa• - - - p2" sat •sn000................n.n., Pr' U I•Sflflennfl.....n EXTRA - LONOWOOD VILLAGE CfI., LONGWOOD 79' I .tis "i- '• - Southern Chlckifl.... so. Fr8akId Punçidn or Coconut Fried CustwdPie .......... •, , •.... ANOID MAIM, MNID - . ......' 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DINNERS - - CUT a WRAPPED FREE fiiik~fu I If A 1 PEACH AND CHEESE SALADS I can (29 ounce) cling peach slices pint cottage cheese I, S.,- --- --sea 980 . • 594 HOT'NTANGY CHUCK ROLLS SLICED BACON IIoz CANS BOX 10 LOS SALE Conventional Method: Prepare salmon mixture same as for microwave version. Place in well-greased , oven-safe 1½-quart ring mold. Bake In preheated oven (350 degree F.) 35 to 40 minutes, until slightly brown on top and firm in center. Invert onto serving plate. Surround with heated corn and tomatoes; garnish center with parsley. SONILIRI BlIP $198 ?TO filoil 78 to SKILLET BRAND rf',~er - wnote im BEEF SIRLOIN TIPS , 25 as - .. 694 - . i,... ?.mits &s! Buis,,,q/ . 3/894 - trypriimi.yssais .- - - • ui e.m Hormel's Wrmgler Franks PKG. 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Place 1 peach half, cut side down, in each cup. Prepare gingerbread according to package directions using sour cream in place of water. Batter will be stiff. Divide into individual baking cups. Bake in preheated oven (350 degrees F.) 20 to 25 minutes. Let stand five minutes before inverting on dessert dishes. Makes 8 or 9 desserts. '.& . %all tic I Ism CAKIMIXU - - _ $ 1 , , • - - -' LB 14" at oil FAMAQ Fully no LB SAVE 1$C - -----'•----' SItS RITTY alum - cum FRESH . - EVII1TrMUZ • : • Fyne Spred Qtrs. Oleo FLORIDA * SWEET POTATOES. ORANGES. ___ CUKES or PEPPERS ,, 4" , .i Lots of Chicken . t/ FRESH GREEN - d 't*1'MakN - - 'GREEN CABBAOE •® I If; Ills &VIAST 2111 - -,...•, _0i!. FRESH - s, _._._.a _u__Al SAVE bC - 11641111111100 C11111_____ whole - • • • Le $198 te $ Fresh Pork Butts is go san u.n Fresh Grapefruit BAG SAVE 3O - All Purpose Potatoes ,, ., UflIt3I$ Il ego _______ § 29* ____ 1 LB BAG - cs ___ ___ .V ,1 79 89d san X11t Oka 4 ddb 2$.IathMfS1uiilOpSS1 Iftv" no dried H Center Cut Sirloin Steak 1V a too 11 11 VIM , 3s & Boneless Stewing Beef $110 20C a •. Freshly Ground Beef s Un ,, ,Mw Crisp California Broccoli icup Ice cubes Placsalllnç.dissdslnafl electric blinilar; covsr and blend at hIi speed 1 mInute, imtll shak. Is smooth. Makes 3½ cups, S diet servings(II ca1mes). ,UIUNEYCIAMIW 2 $nos cam chopped di dralsed and liquid reserved gIii heed 5 - I •:_. 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ThUflIAL icup wttirmilkor *Am milk ¼ cup frosso orange juice concentrate • Itablupoonbony milk 1*d cup Instant nonfat (317 calories). __ • PEACH GINGER CREAM CAKES 1 teaspoon_DLjonyte miaterd ___ .- can (29 ounce) cling peach halves 'i cup butter 1 cup brown sugar,' firmly packed 1 tablespoon prepared white horseradish @11 rMNOW ,. Style Salmon Loaf — a delightful variation of another old favorite. The loaf is baked in a decorative ring mold, either conventionally or in a microwave oven and Is wreathed In a colorful blend of corn and tomatoes. Convenient canned salmon is an excellent source of cornplete protein and other important nutrients, and there Is no waste. Here's to good old-fashioned food, prepared traditionally or with a new twist. Enjoy it and eat well! SALMON PAT'FIES WITH DILLED CREAM PEA SAUCE I Can (152 ounce) salmon 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs cup opped green onions 2 e?eggs 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablespoons cooking oil Drain and flake salmon, reserving liquid. Combine salmon with bread crumbs and green onions. Stir in beaten eggs, lemon juice and reserved salmon liquid. Form into 6 patties. Fry patties in oil over medium heat until lightly browned on both sides. Serve hot with sauce. Makes 6 patties. fILLED CREAM PEA SAUCE I package (10 ounce) frozen peas 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 tablespoons flour teaspoon salt I BEEF SALADvU4AIGRE'rlE __ .• Often the most nostalgic meals are the most enjoyable. We find a favorite food from childhood, Or, there's a fragrance from the kitchen that brings back pleasant memories. Perhaps it's something that you "just love." And very often these are foods that offer sound, balanced nutrition. Savory Salmon Patties With Dulled Cream Pea Sauce is an old-fashioned supper idea that rates tops in flavor. For the economy-minded, this nutritious entree is kind to the budget as well, stretching al5'2 ounce can of salmon to make 6 servings. Accompany with hearty, home-style fried potatoes and a crisp green salad. Canned cling peaches topping quick-mix gingerbread offer added flavor in a delectable dessert. All time favorite peach and cottage cheese salad sets the pace for good nutrition as tour n i menu. The salad is different, though, for low calorie spicy seasoning gives high flavor that Is complemented by the refreshing peach slices. It all blends beautifully with a sprightly seasoned Mexican- • - Cook peas according to package directions; drain. In another saucepan, melt butter or margarine. Blend in flour, salt and dill weed. Gradually stir milk into saucepan. Cook over low heat; stir until thickened. Add peas to sauce; heat thorughly. Makes about 2½ cups sauce. ¼ CU;) boiling water whisky, or wa ter I tablespoon Cold water 2-3rcis cup Instant nonfat fry milk powder 2 tablespoons granulated SU$9X Few grains of salt ½ teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup Ice cubes Put gelatins and cof fee in the bottom of a clean, dry electric blender; add boiling water, cover and blend at low speed 10 seconds, until gelatins and coffee dissolve. Place whisky In a 1. cup measuring cup and fill with cold water to ½ cup. Add whisky-water, nonfat (fry milk powder, sugar, salt and Vanilla to blender; cover and blend at medium speed 10 seconds. Add Ice, cover and blend at high speed seconds, until meat of the Lee has melted. Uncover bendsr- endlela ss.tand minutes to set. For diet serving allow half the mousse (141 calories). ,poonit 1 4 pepper - New Twist i teaspoon 1 envelope unflavored gelatins 1 tablespoon Instant espreaso coffee randu1ei i$.onxs buttie dam Juice _____ A 112 cups milk COFFEE MOUSSE ___ !ierved With Nothing is more tantalizing to the taste buds than the smell½ cup chopped pecans Cram butter or margarine and sugar in large mixer bowl of bread and cookies baking. Youcanglveyourfamilygoodeatlngandgoodnutritlonby until light and fluffy. Add pumpkin and eggs; blend on low alg powder, baking soda, creating these chocolate Mini Chip and pumpkin breads, speed of mixer. Combine flour, bakin pumpkin pie spice and salt; add terna tely with milk to cookies and muffins in your own kitchen, The mini loaves and muffini are delicious served warms pumpkin mixture. Beat until well-blended; stir In chips and spread with cream cheese or butter. For an extra taste treat, pecans. Spread batter Into three well-greased mini (3¼x5%x2¼. frost the cookies with "Mini Chip Cookie Frosting." 'Inch) loaf pans or spoon Into greased or paper-lined muffin HARVESFMINICHIPBREAD cups (2~4nches In diameter) 2-3rds full. Bake at 350 degrees v4 cup butter or margarine for 40 to 45 minutes for mini loaves or 20 to 28 minutes for 1 cup sugar muffins. Three mini loaves or 22 muffins. 1 cup canned pumpkin For Cookies: Spoon batter by tablespoonsful onto greased 2 eggs baking sheets. Bake at 350 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes. About 3 2¼ cups unsifted all-purpose flour dozen 2½-Inch cookies. 2 teaspoons baking powder Mini Chip Chip Cookie Frosting: Combine 1-3rd cup sugar ½ teaspoon baking and 3 tablespoons water In small saucepan; bring'to boiling. % teaspoon pumpkin pie spice Remove from heat; Immediately add 1 cup eeml weet ½ teaspoon salt chocolate Mini Chips. Stir until melted; frost cookies. (Add ½ cup milk. warm water, several drops at a time, If frosting Is too think.) 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips . ' Recipe Same Wednesday, Jan, 14, 1I0-7C Good Old-Fashioned Food ,D ----- - IRISH - . From ORANGES IN RED WINE 3 tablespoons sugar Icup water 1 cup dry red wins 2 whole cloves 1 Inch stick cinnamon 3 lemon slices 44 teaspoon vanilla extract 4 naval oranges, peeled and left whole In medium-sized saucepan bring sugar and water to a boll over high heat. When sugar Is dissolved, add remaining Ingredients except vanilla and oranges and return to boiling. Reduce heat to modera tely low and simmer 15 minutes. Add vanilla. Strain syrup-over oranges In a serving bowl. Chill. For . auow .. i orans ma a ioww ui ui syrup 'ii. aie serving calories). .__... -- - CRISPY COD WImCApERS I 1-pound block frozen cod fillets V4 teaspoon salt 44 teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1 tablespoon drained capers, Heat broiler. Place block of frozen fish In center of broiler pan; sprinkle with salt and pepper.Brollslnches from heat for 15 minutes. Meanwhile, combine butter, lemon Juice and capers. Brush fish with butter mixture and troll 5 minutes longer. For diet serving allow one third of the fish (284 calories). HOT LENTIL SALAD 1 Cup lentils, rinsed and 3 cups water ¼ teaspoon minced, peeled garlic 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar 1 tablespoon olive or vegetable oil 1 teaspoon dried mint leaves ½ cup diced, peeled red onion 44 cup chopped fresh parsley Ina heavy, .quartsatcepot bring llnWz and water toaboil over high heat. Reduce heat to low, cover pot and simmer 30 minutest Remove pot from heat and let stand, covered, 10 minutes. Meanwhile, In a bowl mash the garlic with the salt until smooth. Stir In remaining Ingredients. Add hot lentils and toes gently with a fork to blend. Makes about 244 cups. For diet serving allow ½ cup (162 calories) f or women; for men, % cup (243 calories). Chill remaining salad; serve cold for lunch. $- Issi, - .--- Breads, Cookies, Muff ins . ' . Evening He rald, Sanford, Fl. urri tpo ; ... . .. Wednesday, Jan. IS, 1fl0 "Po ' 7' *'.-.--.,.- .• t•• �- . - '- . 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NEVE.RTEHEE! I DOU3HNUT FOR .,- -.-..-.-•.. - . - - 1 ~4 fat ACROSS Wednesday,Jan. 1, 1,10 ( COMINGU !LL4AVE ACUPOF COFEE AND A - .,-.. DESSERT Fad Diets Are Poor -1 - your stomach. Is _________ it harmful 72nd Year, No. 127—Thursday, January Dr. - - - - - - - this true? Is to eat - Public By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer :: . ____ - / - $' - I - .1 - - - it - ______ - VE -- 111 Stto - - - Ft1 ets _____ ___ objects Wednesday night. CIII Collins, of 115 Rayburn Court, Sanford, was arrested after he allegedly tried to after finally baiting his track at 315 Sun1in1 DrIve, SOIdb Sanford. 1k jailed on charges of driviiiiiii; under the Influence of alcohol, leaving the scene of an accident and willful and want= driving foll owing treatment for minor Injuries at Seminole Memoriall Hosplital. Proceeding down Sualand at aboull CoWnadrovehistruckinto .•-c-a mUboz (loft), light pole, parked car, knee, street sign (right) and finally int* the rear of a jeep parked at the address wer ftaaflycam.tsrest1psuces.I4 21, ______ - . .... - , '. • . -_ - _____ . - ,'&'. . ,', , Olympic 01 . SPIDER-MI A(#$/,N*WCtTY, ULS AM A WAY TWO 'r*AvSl.-- IF You'*l by Bob Thaves , * 019R CIT, 00 by Stan -, A rmai IT'9 'CII IAM* AA44LLY... __ __ _ M$41I . - SW'A1.L. Th18X('PR HAVE AUWV • e and John Rom its r N — _______ ____ ________ _ _ __ IMIRAOM . seem I TIN -' f 1 "Ke PI*MI I's & • - -_ -- — -_ - The detective said the guard received a "suspicious" telephone call at 1:30 a.m., calling him away from his station to go to a hack door. When he got there no one was at the door. By the time the guard was finished making his rounds. it was 35 minutes before he returned to his station. Higginbotham said investigation is continuing. lie said he is acquiring the serial numbers of the travelers' checks, notifying area banks and broadcasting statewide alerts on the police computer system. Higginbotham said the burglars left a crowbar, a pair of pliers and two ski-inasks at the scene. Officials of the Stromberg plant, located on Rinehart Road. were not available for comment today. LX)JNA ESTES - Dying Adult Can Refuse Care: Court I••• TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) The traordlnary medical treatment, Florida Supreme Court today upheld the The court in a 6-0 ruling backed up the right of a terminally Ill adult with no findings of tower courts which last year minor dependents to refuse •x- ruled that Abe PorhnuUar, a 73-year old - -. . '-' - retired cab driver living in Fort Lauderdale, had the right to be taken oil a respirator and other life support systems. Officials Rap Pullout Threat A h anIs Throws Out All Amen* Joumalists WASHINGMN (UPI) — All American reporters individually or to the embassy take place in Moscow. Momenturn for hold the games in Moscow and that is Sen. Edward Kennedy said he wants reporters were ordered out of for relay to the journalists. some action in response to the Soviet where they will be held. There Is no America to particIpate, but would not Afgha nistan today by the Soviet-backed The order, he said, appeared to have Union's aggression In Afghanistan ap- question of them being changed." A spokesman for the guerrilla group object strongly if President Carter government,.the State Department said come from Afghanidal office of in- peared to mount in the United States. Hezb-I-Islamii, the Islamic Front, said Calling for a change of venue Wed. decides the nation should boycott the today, formation, Wednesday rebels supported by regular Major Western nations have given nesday were Sen. Howard Metsenbaum, games. Spokesman* Mark Sawol said jour. Press reports indicated thielre were 30 little support for either a boycott or a D-Ohio, who supported s a rmy defectors at a so uch re lution The New York Times called for a army regiment of tacked an Afghan nlI, Including cameramen, were told to 50 American reporters and change of venue for the games, but more 18 months ago, and 6,ODO in Nasreen Rep. Robert Drinan, boycott In a Thursday editorial, to be on the first available plane out of cameramen in Afghanistan. district of Baghlan province Sunday. importantly, Olympic committees seem D-Mass., who sent President Carter the capital city of Kabul. It was the second time in the week virtually unanimous in rejecting any petitions with 65,000 signatures urging The spokesman said the attackers Moslem guerrilla leaders claimed their He said additional details of the order, American news organizations were Infusion of politics into Ow event. Both the Olympics be moved out of the Soviet forces smashed an Afghan army annihilated the Afghan troops and relayed to Washington by the U.S. ordered out of a foreign trouble spot. the committees, and individual athletes, Union, and former Texas Gov. John regiment of 6,000 men In northeastern captured tanks, armored vehicles, about Embassy in Kabul, would be avallable Coss 5,ODO Soviet-made Kalashnikov rifles and ndents were told Tuesday to who also appear to oppose a Pullout, are Connally. Afghanistan and captured a provincial later in the day. leave Iran. 1.300 horses. under legal obligation to obey edicts from "It's a flagrant violation of basic their governments. In another development related to norms of international behavior. We find Soviet Afghanistan invasion, meanwhile, The Olympic line was clear. it reprehensible," he said. "We cannot change the venue and we International Olympic Committee of. McCartney, Police Talk It was not immediately cleir, he said, ficials remained firm In their insistance cannot cancel the Garms," said Killanin whether the order was being given to this summer's Olympic games would in Dublin. "The IOC is legally bound to As Fans Weep ForTall _ Mexico To Lin ' Shah, Captives? UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — Mexico discussions on Iran over the order banning American news from Iran, may introduce a Security Council past 24 hours, his aides said. U.S. correspondents spent today packing resolution linking freedom for American theIr bags and closing down their offices U.N. officials could not confirm the to meet the Friday deadline to leave the hostages In Tehran to an International on the alleged crimes of the report of a possible new council session ceua, ouatedshahoffran,diplomaticsou.rces onfranthatwoulddlecuuareeolutlonto Reports Indicated authorities Wed. set up a internationai commission t salt nesday used the first anniversary of the The adurcas Wedeesday said Mexico, investigate Shah Mohammed p shah's departure from Iran as an op. Council Pahlavi's alleged crimes. which became a Security portunity to organize demonstration, In II**TLbST in w— a Iraniane marched though lWran tO Tehran and other major cities to demand psn to brth the Iran crisis to the council aistrate the first anniversarY of the exiled monarch's extradition from I main. ihah's fligh t from power and th • A Soviet veto Sunday killed a U.S. militants holding the U.S. Embassye Panama. sponsored resolution calling for sinnolitrxed tbey have uncovered more Earlier Wednesday, reports from economic sanctions against Iran until the Iranian exile sources In Paris and Arab someof 5ojiodages held ln the U.S, Embassy are American captives pie, newipepers said authorities uncovered a released, plot agai nst Ayatollah Ruhollab - from the Iranian cqltai said, In another response to the crisis, Khomeini's regime Involving a group of SeCretary.General Kurt Waldheim held - On the ssco1 full day of an Iranian army officers and Freemasons, The Pittsburgh Steelera will try to continue their Super Bowl dominance Sunday when they ta ngle with the Lea Angeles Rams in the 14th annual National Football League extravaganza. This year's- Super Bowl comes complete with tone of media type, a big point spread and television logistics that are mind boggling. Herald Sports Editor Joe DeSantis Wm a look at the game and offers a prediction on page 6A. - , _ - - _ 11 - Higginbotham said. - . ____________ -- - - U ' .. WIN AT BRIDGE - ' •.. ___ - ' __________________________ 1 00,000 P IUs electronics plant taking a 1,935-pound safe containing more than $100,000 in negotiable traveler3'checks and $5,000 in cash. Lake Mary Police Detective David Higginbotham said the burglary was discovered by a secretary at 7:05 a.m. today. Higginbotham said the burglars were professionals. "It had to be an inside job. One of them had a key to the payroll office and used It," he said, The safe, Higginbotham said, was five feet tall, three feet wide and two feet deep. He said It was obviously removed from the premises by using a standard appliance dolly and the burglars probably pushed it right through the front door. "They probably plain walked through the front door and out the front door while the guard was making his rounds," FIremen wash down thile remains of a Sanford maim's truck (top), after he allegedly drove It through of I- $ In the biggest burglary In Lake Mary history, burglars during the nighttime hours broke Into the Strornberg.Carlson A WILD RIDE ___ FRANK AND ERNEST "but they never came into the office. They were out actively campaigning for I-- - HOROSCOPE -,' Porters office received state money for about two months a couple years ago, BIIJr1gIa,, her - - I g - - ' Ms. Downing said the complaint also contained allegations two secretaries at - - - Probe "It doesn't surprise me," said Porter ter's office. Porter said, however, her divulge the contents of his report, saying today, commenting on the findings of the resignation was a compromise to being It would be more appropriate for a investigation, As I said from the very fired. statement to be made by the governor's beginning, none of th ese things were One of the issues involved was whether office. true. The accusations were Patent and it was appropriate for Ms. Davidson However, according to a courthouse obvious lies by disgruntled source, the report says Stone could find participate In a polygraph "There never was anything and th ere course and then be in line for a promotion no "indictable or prosecutable" offenses in the Investigation. never will be, the charges were fic- when others in the office believed they - - - Porter Wrongdoing Investigate the complaints, declined to ' iwIl1Jk11i.k1111,_ - - David In Mr. Porter. Ms. Downing said allegations emtitious," he added. ployees engaged in open drinking at the were more qualified, office was part of the investigation. "I, The controversy in Porter's office Porter had said, however, the state myself, during Porters campaign was sur faced over allegations of favors extended by the public defender to Betty personnel department and the auditor's sent to Seminole County to spy on people Davidson, a secretary In the office, office okayed Mrs. Davidson's attending to determine who was for him or against _____ the school, but the state would not pay for him." She said she described in her Donna Downing, a former secretary said the schooling, ruling it benefited -f the complaint "the favors Porter said he did the entire issue included several corn- employee rather than the public for certain employees" but would not plaints going back a few years. Ms. defender's office. Porter said Ms. elaborate. Downing, one of the prime complainants, Davidson agreed to pay the schooling Porter called the accusations "political said she resigned from her job at Por- costs herself. hogwash." - - - wrongdoing against Porter. was charged with having "close fice has found no "indictable or friendships" leading to favoritism in his osecutable" offenses, according to office and permitting open drinking urthouse sources. among some employees in his office. Special State Attorney Robert Stone of Stone, called In by the governor to minole-Brevard public defender 's L Defender Cleared ___________ ______ - - ____ I - ______ Ft. Pierce today forwarded to Gov. Bob Graham the report on his investigations ______ ____legations of wrongdoing at the Public - - Defender A special state's attorney looking Into Into allegations of - - Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents Lamb ______ - ff 111eitilit m ____ MB What do you think of these so-called grapefruit diets? I've Just started and been told that the acidic content of grapetruits will burn holes in DEAR DR. too many one day and grapefruit In 0 — \ seven days per week? BEETLE BAILEY DEAR READER The by Mort Walker this newspaper, P.O. harm Is not in the grapefruit. care of Radio City Station, Box 1551, PANT PANT Most r -nai people produce FOR A KNEW New York, NY 10019. an appreciable amount of And I'd like to cRution you, 7. hydrochloric acid in the I COULPN'T WAS OUT 31 Federal inves- 3 ParalleloVr 25 Lying on the 45 Never (contr.) stomach. That amount of acid about overdoing it. The very FIGURE tigating body back grams HE*E 48 Mountain 32 Greek letter 4 Offspring 27 Navigate IT... is much more than any acid fact you've started a fad diet GENERAL pass 3 3 Go bad 5 Obi 28 Pouches NALFrRACK you get from grapefruit that suggests that you might. The 35 Because 6 Before (Let 33 Cruel person 50 Gamble the grapefruit isnft very safest way to lose weight is gradually. Many people think Important. ———— — g AD Ill Now if a person happens to you can lose two pounds a do — — — — have acid Indigestion or ulcer week but I think people 12 13 — 14 problems, then he might need better losing about one pound to go easy on grapefruits and a week unless they are very 15 16 17 4 other citrus fruits or might obese, In which case they find that he would do better to need to be under a doctor's I — 19 21 avoid them entirely. Other- supervision for the weight loss I t20 THE BORN LOSER __________ ________________ wise, I don't think you'll have program. by Art Sansom 22 23 24 a problem with them. The key to successful cOCL.uio i.r Me) — I'm not par ti cularly fond I. irrrnø 27 ______ _____ ThM — of dieting is learning proper F&UP the so-called grapefruit diet _________ — nutrition and adjusting your — and I'm not fond of most diet habits so you'll 29 -me A"OF00FALTER eat properly EMIT Ill fads including starvation t you'll heresfter Otherwise, FALL'S WK UFM 31 lowdiets, extreme 32 ATTO ___________________ _______ diets go one one of the fad carbohydrate diets or the just HlMS. —— —— MAY lose a lot of water and and 33 34 35 36 37 wholegamutof fad diets th THM( bu at perhapssomefat,thenreturn — promise people they'll lose 38 _____ 39 'JF4(t 40 I'm / lots of pounds In a short time, to your u.,ual eating habi ts and regain most everything 41 The truth is many of these you've lost. j42 43 44 45 46 fad diets simply wash out a lot DEAR DR. LAMB While of body water rather than _____ dy fat. In the a friend of mine had careliminating bo ____ 51 52 53 last analysis, if you want to phones on, someone turned ARC H E the radio on full blast. Can it by Bob Mont get rid of body fat, you have to 55 cause 56 deafness or damage ear consume fewer than calories HMMM'-- CU AND YOUR' A'IBE iiG BECAUSE \ I ER REAL LY — — — — — — drums? MOTHER HA — — you use. There are THE SAME, ____ (WEA HAVE THE SAME ERPS A r IDENTiCAL HANPwRrnNC,, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRiSE ASSN) ways of doing this but It's LA6TNAME! MO1HER !(H'/ I WAS DEAR READER Any important to do it in a healthy, noise that is sufficiently loud sensible manner. can cause ear damage. For this reason.I m sending Sometimes if the noise exyou The Health utter posure Is of brief duration, the number 4.7, Weight Lang hearing will gradually return By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Diet. It will provide you a to normal. There is no way I balanced diet that you can can say what will happen In foll ow. If you use this plan it this Individual case since I For Thursday, January 17, 1980 000 will enable you to lose excess don't know how loud the noise 1 ))t.) fat slowly. How fast you,11 lose was or what effects it 11 but YOUR BIRTHDAY January 17,1980 meet someone with whom a This coming year could long-lasting friendship could physically active you are as that can cause permanent ear well. Other readers who want damage. For that matter, by Howie Schneider tuark a fresh beginning with develop. this Issue can send 75 cents 6en exposure to loud rock several old projects, as well GEMINI (May 21-June 20) with a long, stamped, self, bands and loud music on a wk:m GDT 70 mm as some new JUST lSk) tUCRk EACH L ) tunitles could arise suddenly, that will have a favorable Send RE E6H ___________ OUT, your request to me, in ear damage as well. so be on top of things all the effect not only on you, but on time. the entire family. It could be the result of one of your bright CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Ideas. 19) You're about to do CANCER (June ll4uly 22) _____________________________________ housecleaning Involving your Ideas developed today blueprint for the future. The through an exchange of ideas unworkable will be discarded with others could have farBrachman and l'assel and experience put to better reaching effects. It behooves became inspired. Kantir use. Travel, resources, you to work as a 1.16 NORTH Eisenberg added 16 alnmnst team. a romance, luck, poss ible 105 perfect boards. t.o (J ul y 23-Aug. 22) Be AQ652 pitfalls and career for Brachman was faced with a prepared to take advantage 01 •2 problem on the very first comings ahead are all something unusual that could PRISCILLA'S POP •K5752 hand After East opened r.c by Al Vermeer discussed in your new Astro- pop up connected with your o- , INYA.'____ diamond, Malcolm had to Y#4 CO 'VOU REI4 *.sr "ou MEfl4 'K)u N4P' Graph Latter ICLC7 PAWI1Y which begins work. 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Box 489, Radio City TAURUS (April *1-May 20) corned, Advancement may out Station, New ,Vork, N.Y. give them a rest before the Get out into the world today. come unexpectedly, tt9,) last 64 boards. - lFivetti nf For Overall Health ____ TOKYO (UPI) - Paul McCartney, being held for allegedly trying to, smuggle marijuana into Japan, was in. terrogated by police for six hours today while crowds of rock fans outside wept and shouted "Paul! Paul!" Narcotics officials said year-old rock star was relaxed and cooperative during the questioning, but that he Insisted that he brought the drug into Japan for his own use and that It Is less harmful than alcohol, The former Beatle was arrested Wednesday at Tokyo's Inter. national Airport at Narita ° cha than 200 grams about 8 ounces of marijuana, He was accoinpanied by his wife, Linda, and their four children. Today Action Reports ................. ZA Ii Bridge............... ..........48 2-311 Comics ....................... .4B Crossword ..................... 48 Dr. Lamb......................lB ........................ ..........................4A 3A Horoscope .....................48 Hospital .......................2A Nation ......................... 3A Ourselves ...................... lB Sports ........................ 6-7A Television .....................lB World ..........................20 ' - - TUMBLEWEEDS • by T. K. Ryan . &O1*AWcFWNIi1 - , 'J IMtL - IpJ•, - hances'Extreme'y Good'For Lake Ma . rk Funds iIMU. Plane are to keep tile tract In Its natural state, The city in recent weeks received an appraisal the city's pro-app ca ons for funding to Ins main would run from a Sanlord line on Airpor t li ti tall dewing out only the underbrush, KUII'OI uII, on the land showing Its value has Increased over water and sewer lines on Lake Emma and Boulevard to Old Lake Mary Road, down Lake M604 the city would Install barbecue pits among the past year to $50,000. Rinehart roads to entice Industries to locate In Mary Boulevard to Lake Emma and Rinehart Jaks Mary expects to be notified either today the tress at the site. Picnic tables would also be Kulbes, who will report the status of the grant that area, Roads, * Friday by the state Department of Natural placed in the perk. to the city council at a 7:30 p.m. meeting today, The manager said the project is estimated to Kulbes Is optimistic this funding will also be DNR that a federal grant of $37,111 Approval of the grant would also add $3,730 to said he received unofficial word from DNR coat $1,750,000. The grant application seeks 60 ap proved. The city, through c ntracted work with I. been approved for the acquisition of park the city's coffers, Thai awn w advanced by the 1\sesday ___ that the grant would be approved. Just percent funding for the improvement with the Glattlng.Lopez Associates (planners), is city's general fund to acquire an option to pur. in case the grant approval is not forthcoming the city to pay the 40 percent balanoe . Kulbes said the preparing an amendment to its land use plan to - .Qty Manager Phil Kulbes said today the disus on the Jrcp.rt,r In January, i& city has arranged financing through ComBank. balance would be obtained though developer include a low-coat housing element, one of the chances of galng the fw we "Sitronlely ('ng on perch.e of the parcel has been LalIgwood, contrthutlona Including connection fees. requi rements for such a federal grant. pa" The federal money would be Used to held , pIsg wo,al by the U.S. DepartKulIos Is also to report to the council tonight sewer lines would be connected to the The Idea of the grant Is to entice Industries to the El acres on Grai'md AvSi msai' IMilor DI4R. Th. closing is now that he will hand.carry to the US. Department of pjd "Big Inch" Interceptor line to the Santhe area to provide jobs and as a related activity adjacent to cityvwned CrysW LAke Park. sicbeftW 1w 30 Pm Moafty. Ecomnic Development in Tallahassee FWday ford regional sewer plant. 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I - I 4S.-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. BLONDIE I-_-A-4,1- Monday, Jan. 14, lflO _ 40 Cement containers ACROSS by Chic Young YOU'RE RIGHT— Ju___ 4 Sturdy :' ji; - \- ,,.-Z;* I '7 Li LI / a) " J. *11~ 4 NO, You ) 'GJ 7 DIDN'T! i _..i'\ sm, () r'i --- Ii . ' 1 ____ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Wa Iker "' 1 P0 ME A FAVOR SARGE, SKIP THE BEETLE.. SOME POINT LECTURE ANP GET TO THE POINT 1 I j 5 4 J - r"- r r r' 4* 1-hf ti CMUFMW WELL; Im A' 4-' / ( )'1 ((1Hi...rr \JTt / \rt(? JAW \ 'T) MAX t1% ' R I ___ U — 28 26 27 _____ 3 40 _________________ by Bob Montana 7 A .1 ) GO1T A NAMEi 1OCKET, WHA5 UNK.W MADE' THE 33 34 41 - .~ I. 11 A i'" T' 7" — — — 48 - J . 61 54 — . MEEK . by AND f-tilt-ti 46 ""'" OAJ I _qWk3MIk)G 30LAU CIF MUSICAA AM OVERTHE VJCRD... .0 Im IHS A404011011i MOOD OAJ CLICK ATrACkS AkTE 0Jl14E' . i I 0 i 5TER€O +C2.,2* ltx.*S FOR 4i0UW_ — i S. J ( - - , **? 0 , .1 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer CAN vVIi BELIEVE IT, JT THAT OKAY.' IT BETTER THAN GErrING IT FOR A BIRTHPAY.1 DROUC44T fl' DIONT COST `—~ ANY"I I 0 37 / I fYOU 0 b 1 . 0 ! r YV Mir If 0 G J k"\\~,\ P 0 :~Z- 1 9 %- ~1 %.O 0 f A A;, It opfts /:7 Z BUGS BUNNY . A I 9 ED, _ 0 IM 'fl-4EE RABBIT. COMING S40.'P .. I SURNI . ___ _______ iii - .,_,., .. ..~ . i-' ,,rI.. ,"". . *,- ~ ~',ii'm IL) ,. . .., *. I I 1-4 byStoffel & HolmdahI — L~s. SDIAE1).nNe • - - 11;w ~ , -— 0,0 -_ - IIIIIIIIIIIIII — ERNEST FRANK AND . - ;,,~~,, .,,-* . ,, . I i I 0 .I 0I 1-14 M by Bob Thaves - I I ANY For I 1 " . It. As The Health Letter I'm sending explains, the yoi pressure inside the ns in we :egs the when you re will actually Walking pressure Middle East. BRIDGE 1 J 1 \ I IGR - i i 1- 1 '' I / A • ji II 1 1 11 I \. WANTs A I I I 'I Il - k A .11 • "1I • .rA I - I . . -- . .•• . - . •- . - _____ S- ,- . _____ " ' '_-Z: . IV ; I . ... .:_~~ I - C' .' 'i" .f * - - I -'-t. WA,A ' ;;-N-'~'Zl __ . I - 4'r," . , - ., 4- ~ AX to.4- .. " -.,I.4-' -:,-._,~~,4: 4, , . . I " ,,- - - -_ _." I v.,,~,-I `I- - -.- - - .- . . '.' . "' . .. '-- "., - - Herald , Investigators examine the car found hanging In a Seminole Sheriff's ' department officers were at ditch in,lillidway while officers remove the body of work this morning gathering evidence at the site an elderly man. Both Florida Highway 12atrol and where two bodies were found. V. .. "' - Tullis Now Patriot Coach Herald Staff Writer ., . , 1. . ..,.. I Lake Brantley High School announced a new head football chance,! think we each deserve a turn Mrs Innann, who ran opposed only Mr. Grant had served four years as once - her first election. New blood won out over a vast chairman, The 66-year-old Uskert was elected to storehouse of knowledge and experience the district 1 seat in his second try for Monday night as newly installed ComHepp then nominated Mrs. Lormann, office after coining in second in a field of missioner Steven Uskert garnered the who is not allowed by the charter to four two years ago. d succeed herself as appointed mayor, as deputy mayor. She was elected 2. The new mayor retired with the rank of mayor Cli [L)flWUUU• Hepp, Uskert and Lorrnann voted for detective sergeant after 20 years with the He won out over Commissioner J. her as deputy mayor, while Mitchell and Lake County (Indiana) Police DepartRussell Grant, who is beginning his sixth Grant gave their two votes to Grant. ment. fie served the last 12 years as head year on the commission and served as of the Juvenile Bureau. Prior to that he "For harmony of the city and com- was deputy city clerk for Gary, Ind. for cl%airman for four years. Grant received tn votes -his own and that of Com. mission" Mrs. Lormann asked the five years. He has been a property owner missioner William Mitchell, who commissioners to declare a unanimous in Longwood for the past five years and nominated him. resides at 117 Temple Drive. ..- , I --gt .. I By JANE CAEIERRY - .,- . ''. ,: -- ` "I-.51 - 1 ...4 " S ~.til!ir_T'. 1: . -,,( :~ r~ ,%I '4 I . . I11,17. ,,- ""-., ` J'L I iN - - :.,;.,.*. ; __ I .-, " I . - .." , ". .,;J:,,..-.,-''f""'.!.: ." "'~ . " % ~. 1. ~,,', 0, ~ ,'. a, *0 -',-.52t I I--% ~ 24.t'1-,P,. "'" '' I . .. i 7. 1 t r -, _. -. %ln` : s4 Lo'hgwood M ayor s Pbst ' ./. . : . Related stories on Page 2A. ' - I -,;. . P.. ~ !1-'7~ . . I 4;-,.,.,I I I ... I T41~1 coach to replace Jim Haley today, In an official announcement at noon today, principal Darvin Boothe said assistant coach Dave Tullis has been named to the job from a staff of several outsta nding and qualified coachcs presently at the campus. .. mann, who has presided over the corn- very cooperative and I appreciate his Martin was appointed last year to suemission during tim past year as mayor, efforts." NurW PsN by J s Cuiry nominated Uskert. AU three voted for Mrs. Lormann was the first woman to retired in January 1979, after 20 years as Uskert an maynr. serve as mayor of Longwood and the first elected city clerk. Iongwoed Mayor Steven Uskert settles Into his new seat In the Hepp later explained his action. "I felt appointed mayor under the new charter. Uskert appointed Mrs. Virginia Longwood Commission chamber after his election by a 3-2 vote over nothing was wrong with any of the Her Commissioner J RsselI Uskert was recently elected to his commissioners, but that we needed new also former Longwood mayors This Is District I seat he formerly held on the blood. We should give new people a the fourth term on the commission for I fint term on the commission. city's Land Planning Agency. . . Action Reports ................ 2A , Mitchell said Grant had five years very uncomfortable," she explained. "I experience and a "vast storehouse of have enjoyed being mayor and tried to do more time to devote to his duties of city commissioner and mayor and Is knowledge" that would be vital In trying a good job. It wasn't easy, but it was available to meet with and talk to city to get federal funding for Longwood interesting. The city administrator- residents. mayor form of government certainly Linda Martin was reappointed city John Hepp, sworn into office Monday does work. Mr. Chacey (City clerk. Under the new charter, the clerk's night along with Uskert and June Lor- Administrator David Chacey) has been office is appointive not elective Mrs & Today ....... 2, 3B Comics ....................... 46 CTossword Editorial ,~' .................... 48 .......... IB ..................... 4A Ourse1.......................lB Televi1sion I.................... Weather...................... World ........................ 2A - - -_ __ - -~__ -- I . i , Ho ntrol0If All 3 ~ 0 1 0 ers Have Their en am% By DIANEPTRYK now expressed Interest In the proposal of but have no soup position on the matter, missloners. w hether public opinion will sway the Seminole Community Action, a local for-profit Hospital Corporation of according to Edna Robinson, acting Commissioners will IS to public commission, agency which advocates causes that L Evidence suggsts there will be stqlo.- America (HcA). awta of nursing. comments tonight on proposals to buy or He said he favors the board of trustees benefit the poor, stated today they will pod for all tiree proposals under conThis interest follows a tow of an RCA A poll of some of the 40 members of the lease aging Seminole Memorial Hospital proposal because It eliminates "county take no position on the hospital issue, sidersition for Seminole Memorial facility hi FL Pierce taken by two county Gruter Sanford Chamber of Commerce from Florida Hospital, Orlando; Hospital control which has held the hospital One of the major considerations in Iloipltal when the county commiulon commiuloners, two county ad. indicated this morning individual Corporation of America (HCA), Nash. back." choosing who will run the hospital Is how holds public bearings on Ui. matter ministrators and Wing and Dr. Frank members favor each of the proposals, yule, Tenn.; and the hospital's own "AU the county commission had done is the potential owners propose to handle board tonight at 7p.m. Thomas, chief of surgery at Semin ole said Jack Homer, executi ve manager of of trustees, muddy up the water," Ball said. "They the care of patients who cannot pay for At a Seminole Memorial Hospital Memorial. the chamber. Florida Hospital is a not-for-profit should get out and let the trustees run the medical care, according to Conimisalon Øiysicians staff meeting last night, What the doctors want is a good "lberewu mixed reaction among the organization. The hospital board of hospital." Chairman Bill Kirchhoff. doctors prerd expreesed support for hospital with modern facilities, Wing members," Homer said. "Edch one of trustees proposes to convert the countyBall added that he is "bitterly op. The county Is required by law to each of the proposals. said. He said he did not think doctors will the proposals has its strong points. I don't owned hospital to a private, not-for-profit posed" to the hospital being run by a for. provide care for indigents and would Dr. Kawth Wing, chief of staff, mid prmnt a WOW Opinion at tottight's envythe ____d2donerf task. It's going organization. Profit group from Tennessee or Florida probably have to re-imburse whatever ah4thoih the doctors once were fairly hearings. to be a very difficult choice." Homer said Sanford businessman Bob Ball, owner Hospital. group takes over the facility for free care convinced they preferred a nat-for-profit Nurses from Seminole Memorial the survey should be completed by of Western Auto, said today he will attend "Churches should stay In religion and to the poor under some plan yet to be WOW tak. over the facility, some have Hospital will be present at the hearings, tonight and a report issued to corn- the public hearings but was unsure stay out of other things," he said. devised. Herald SUN Writer - "~ ' 'I" i - ~ - ) / - - Craig L..ggtt if' -% - . . 1 1 I ___ I I • I & _____ 1111111111111111 ,- - r ,;,,"., 11. I I ____ ~ .. I rt k'.' 4 Statement ' ...• • S ~~ , - a; .A .. - " o r - ,• ___ - - ., - ----0ft--_- ,"I ' J,? I". "', lill , I " —. by . I 4 . • - -. " MLY, ç - •' Meanwhile, the president hopes Iran Powell told reporters, . -- - zooiis M ai* Already dubbed the "Carter Doc- will wake up to the growing Russian trine," press secretary Jody Powell said military presence on its border. - a'' . k To Make __- ' 4 - . _*J~*, 11 ____ foreign leaders on a major statement he been set. clearly not a possibility and it does not ' ... ~~. ~ will make announcing what the United There was a possibility he would reveal make sense to remain fixated on that States Is prepared to do to protect its the foreign policy changes in his State of possibility when the wolf at your door is vital interests in the Persian Gulf and the Union address Jan. 23. now looking in your East window," •US of your brow. •io cy is, and I hope that the •A K 1055 •J573 VT_EGO (g. 22.5p( ) ACBL will keep Ed as NPC as Ionq as he will accept the Don't take yourself or others 9OtITN too seriously today. Play everything light and lom. Getting uptight will prove 4Q you must be cognizant of their AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. counterproductive. respective problems," n). Vulnerable: Both 19) Problems could itrise with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct L Oswald: "The victory also pals today if they feel you are You are always able to Dealer* North merican too inconsistent. Once you recognize alternatives, but . Wald North Bad Sooth bidding styles... Here is how make a deal with another, today you may we more Psad I NT Psas stick to the tam negatives than positives in pan 6 0 pan g 0 cinch. At the other table Gar. PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) your involvements. Pass Pass pm sEdeswin and Much can be accomplishell Emph"isie the hopeful. not w 3edor ihereur ith sboth today, but it is not likely you'll the doubtful. PIE ro t t'o do it unaided. Give ample sconio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) was 12 IM!$ to America. credit to anyone who assists Be careful today that you ________________ you. preempt don't permit hIgiuure hand with distinct ararn iARIES(March 21-April 19) salespersons to talk you into By Ogwalill Jaceby bilities. Note tMt even t ough Conjuring excuses for not buying something you don't North had passed, the diadoing things could be your really want or need. you know of the .Mond slam would have made Alan: I worst enemy today. Success how to say "no". even If North did not have the u. , will not elude you if you set SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 32. ry in the worm champlonsillp king of burts. specific goals and go all out. Dec. 21) What you hope to In Brazil. (ItWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. . turn Mal. (For g, copy of jAC08y You my not accomplishi all with your initial effort. cOlm Br8dum, Mike Passiell MODERN, send $I to: - -win at Of Dallas filddge," cad, 01 this fw*Vayou hope today If you divide However, if you're willing to Paul SOIOWAY Of ttle AWJ Pfr, P.O. Box 489, Radio City your time unwisely. It's try again your for imperative to got your success are exceilent Kutar of Los Angeles did the tom.) . SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lee ' and John Romits A*M mw A% 7OjT •TISTp 1 ThAT's NAT A • F I CJLP ie eMer Mi ThW ... iLfT'G____ / A U. IWMN!I*ISIO XV imp At '11AM! mr7 vi ' - Auto WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the date and the forum for outlining the "The return of the shah, as everyone in Carter Is consulting with top aides and policy to the American people has not yet a position of authority In Iran knows, is lUt would eliminate the veins in normal people. have party is willing to do so. futuristic twists. CANCER (June 21-July 22) In order to get cooperation A i• ,• A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- today, you must ietoed Jan. 19) Do nothing today predicated upon h earsay emulate your actions, Information or gossip. Act on playing and held on to score a whether ht or narrow victory over Italy in t facts only a sure wrong 1.14 NORTH the finals. But I feel that a lay all of your cards on the •107 LEO (July 22-Aug 22) major part of the credit TK984 should go th Ed Theus, the table as well. Travel, Subdue temptations to take resources, romance, luck, A QJ 2 non-playIng captain for keep. financial or material r'sku 4542 possible pitfalls and career ing the team happy, alert and If are going to for the months ahead are all Wnr rAST in best form throughout the 69 $Q64 diseuss;Ied in your new Astro- gamble, take chances only on grueling matches. I know things derived from the mat 1ri7ss 9 A Q 10 6 5 what a tough job the captain. Graph utter w g &1 I L #I .1 __ . 71 .~ . Carter All. 'i - / It's not likely that your ulcer r P0 Box 1551 heal Radio City Sthtion,New York: if you dayed in bed con- NY priorities In order first. _ . .., ., I 1~I - '-. lord-Orlando Kennel Club, located less than two miles away in Longwood reported the lowest state revenues of any of the 36 Florida pari.mutel plants during its 1978-79 season. "If Seminole Harness Raceway does not operate this season, the state would lose about $118,000 in revenue," Rutledge said. "That's the figure from that facility's 1978-79 report." "That represents the lowest amount of revenue from any of the pari-mutuels in the state. The next lowest is almost double that figure." - . - ea . ;:~- 6 Fl- . ___' will - KNOW vul YWRE.LM (1H(4WP(MUT IMM0I..E' - Petersons' 1976 Plymouth Valiant was found hanging over the By 9:15 a.m. both bodies had been recovered and were ditch. transported by Herndon Ambulance to Seminole Memorial County Medical Examiner G.V. Garay said Mr. Peterson Hospital for autopsy by Garay. ' I un treatment is to reduce the issue can send 75 cents with a pressure of accumulated long, starnped, self-addressed venus blood in your lower leg. envelope for it. Send your - / air number 5.8, Varicose Veins. - ' . Mid way 11 . I '. To help you better unproper nutrition of that'Ussue derstand the problem of area. Finally, the tie varicose veins, I am sending breaks down and the ' ' seek a har ness racing application, but would facility would be changed to Seminole Greyhound process beginning with the Senate Commerce close the track this season except for winter Park, Inc. Committee. training of harness horses. That announcement touched off a furor from "There are Florida statutes that forbid panThe new owners explained they are asking the Jerry Collins, owner of the Sanford-Orlando mutuel plants of the same type to operate within a Florida Legislature to grant them a permit to Kennel Club. Collins termed the name change by 100-inile radius of one another," explained convert the facility to a dog track and that matter the new owners as presumptuous. "flow can they Rutledge. is expected to come before lawmakers during the call the facility a Greyhound Park when any Currently the Seminole Harness Raceway is 1980 legislative session, change like that has to be approved by the licensed for three types of horse racing: harness, Paul N. Dervaes and Bill and Jack Demetree, legislature," Collins asked. quarter-horse and thoroughbred. purchased the harness facility in December, 1979, According to Rutledge, any change in type of The Seminole Harness Raceway, which has not n and announced the name of the ermit must ccess as the San. . ~ _ * . 1980 `6 By DAVID M. RAZLER probably died of a heart attack. While he had not yet corn. Herald Staff Writer pleted the autopsy on Mrs. Peterson or begun determining the Deputies and highway patrolmen are investigating the cause of death for Mrs. Peterson, late this morning, he said deaths of an elderly Midway couple found lying next to their there are no signs of foul play in either case. car in Midway this morning. The car was discovered this morning by a farmer, who Police discovered the body of Odessa M. Peterson of notified the sheriff's office at 7:44 a.m., Sheriff's Department Beardall Avenue, Midway, almost completely submerged In spokesman John Spolski said. '- - ' . The car had been there for some time, said Florida Highway the canal alongside Beardall Avenue near Kentucky Street atrolman (FHP) G.E. Davis. shortly before 8 a.m. The Investigation Is being conducted by both FHP and Up farther along the banks of the canal, deputies found the Seminole Sheriff's investigators because it is unknown :I. Tuesday, January 15, 1980 0 By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor These will be no harness racing at Seminole Harness Raceway in Casselberry this year, the new owners of the track confirmed today. Today was the deadline for the new owners to apply for racing dates for the 1980 season, according to Gary Rutledge of the Miami office of the Florida Division of Pari-Mutuel racing. And, in a joint statement issued at noon by the new track owners, , fI knit so they produce the not moved through the veins grea test pressure around the and back to the heart. Instead ankle areat classic example It accumulates in OW ankles. Is the Jobst stocking. The leg That stagnant blood Increases has to be measured h" paper the pressure of fluid In the a nd the stockings tissues and, in general, d1ually manufactured. I of rr•"' * 1- S' -,.- !ieminole Track Ownersil , No Harness Racing In 1-. ,, with your birthday. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box OR PEAR!I ALM CLEAN T1 . — — By BERNICE BFDEOSOL 0 ', : sufficiency. The 'blem Is that the blood is I . PLaAcuipm. - I *I - - 63 — — - " you need to use "Pressure basic gradient stockings." These are ones that are very tightly 4. ~ types. Keep your eyes peeled matter, provided the other downhill toward your heart. uvi.i5ase "tL. T11T -•- I - YOUR BIRTHDAY fLU I— • — 62 Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Prlce 15 Cents il vanced case such as You have. been told I Ill probably develop They irtight be used for a an ulcer on the left leg as well. woman as a preventive I sincerely hope not. measure during pregnancy. Elastic stretch bandages ulcer is caused by your around e ankle also varicose veins, perhaps with a help. For an advanced case, stantly with your feet GEMINI (May 21-June )) elevated above the level of January This coming year you are It takes two to make a Your chestso that the feet Will likely to be luckier with bargain, so be prepared to be above the heart level, those progressive projects than you. yield a bit today if you're veins in your feet would all gotiating an Important drain out as the Wood runs th )i P/,i / Af I - — 49 51 '52 53 . variety of related conditions r37 HOROSCOPE t. 0 - __ 1~ ( 'I - EEK& ,p/ - 35 136 44 43 — — — 1 IIT'' - I EL II - - 50 — -'4. THE'I'RE MY P'W Sl(t,p I - - 38 - _____ JEANS -HIS NAME IS ON — 29 30 32 _____ ' I I 31 _____ _______ 25 [ 24 • .* I 22 72nd Year, No. 125-Tuesday, January 15,1980-Sanford, Florida r - MIF,LLq0U OW -- "IXT '1t EW "\ L r r- r ;-- 1 111eitilti Evening - 21 I ~ like some information Dr. varicose leg ulcers. I've had ereor. currency T rAu L i öi ganizaion oneonthelnsldeofmyright 58 Mil k y (abbr.) I £ 07 I N leg just above the ankle for Lamb 15 Military nearly two years. I've seen 61 CIA fugitive 6 Social club 35 Cocks forerunner three different doctors for Robe of 36 t& treatment but have been _______________________ 17 Month (abbr.) 62 7 Venetian Lup'no unsuccessful in healing it. Once I was able to get the accumulated pressure of 21 Definite 65 Unexpected 9 Origins scab off and could see the red venus blood In the feet and the 43 Curved bone article diff iculty 10 Sailing vessel 45 Dan ugly looking ulcer un- ulcer would gradually heal. 22 Don Ju mother 68 Being (tat) 11 Colorado park 46 Actress Rainer derneath, I was told to put A compromise method Is to 19 0 (poetic) 47 Rigid 24 Drafts and cover Betadlne all over It DOWN apply enough external 23 African pation 26 Towel 49 Weight with a Telfa pad to keep it pressure to prevent the 25 Mormon 28 Groove I Normandy 52 Atop clean and give it a chance tq pooling of blood in theankles. 26 Men's 31 53 Explorer H ni ckname heal. 0 victim 2 I'm sure your doctors have Vasco da 27 awaiian 33 Under the The ulcer never does heal. recommended this but it State instrument weather 3 Veto All that seems to happen IS sounds to me like the 55 as stain 34 Diva's forte 4 Paris an that the scab forms over It measures have not been 38 Catches 30 Shad blood 58 Border 9 exhibition again and I still have pain sufficient in your case. 32 Italian family 59 Chair part 5 Insecticide with It. The ulcer is about The nylon support hose and 10 II size of a half dollar. Is there cotton elastic stockings are all anything you can do to help right for extremely mild 12 13 g: ases I've had very bad varicose - I 11 e ~ 11 Elevate Your Legs M E . I P -4 U I IT Ns HITJ ____ - I 11 I%- -_, ,/ U rl.., - Answer to Previous Puzzle ~ ' I S 0 - 0 Commissioners I m p*ressed in Tour ' Of HCA's Faclelle ty At Fte P` ierce - $yDONNA Saaa Olsen; C.emty Anl'd*stor Roger Nelswend.r and major concern of SeminoleCounty residents, "1 think there is Pierce Memorial Hospital, conducted the tour. 111111MI111111111owdw. WE mdd" 4 JW EW6WW;Dr. KO" M Wing, UM chie -f IBM* IfCal control under HCA. There is no question if you King said the old facility there, built origbaUy by the U.S. ( of thn tires major contenders being comidirid by the of staff and Dr. p'r iiioma,, surgery ddef. hire a company from Nashville to run the hospital and build a Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1937 was expanded c to ipj Florida Hospital and the SMH building, they are going to do It their way." several times with the last expansion in the i seminol. Memorial HIWIW 8W1 at $aoford, conthacled a - Board of Thom ire HCA, p.ting t either hue or purchase HCA "The present hospital needs an image change," Wing said, negotiated a contract to manage .pitj mty• of t . the old hospital after two bond Thomas said during the tour he ran into a member of the issues for expa nsion money were turned down by the people of 1 óoiy colnnthilnners at a 7 p.m. public hearing today The gecop flew to FL Pierce byHCA let from Contral Florida medical staff who was not in favor of RCA control. "What he St. Lucie County wW .oiidt Input from interested dti.sis an ,ou tli. Alqsrt at Isafost said essentially was that with the RCA takeover there was a King said money saved by HCA in the mano.ment more Ft ftros bO* x`1 ftmas SOK" From IO18 Oflocal control. Basically in a plant of this size (225 beds)I Umn paid annual rnanagement C(*tL os'd. In .dM as .tie,g it Um ,gst a. hospital I've seen. It is can't think of anything else it needs" HCA agreed to a management contract In 1975 and the of Amerlg (WA) beautiful hata1," be new Basil King, administrator of the HCA facility, Lawndale hospital was constructed some three miles away and occupied ' -_ �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Evening Tuesday, Jan. is, IftO 111111111111111111111111111111 0 _1111111111111111111111111111111I i .1 Soviets WORLD IN BRIEF Mass Troops On Iranian By United Press International At least 10,000 Soviet troops have taken said the 10,000.member division A Western military analyst in Kabul is within easy striking distance of Iran's said he believed the division on the Afgan up positions along Afghanistan's border oil fields, border was poised for possible offensive with Iran, posing a major threat to Iran's In Washington, the United States con- action against Iran. "That Is my con. oil fields, diplomatic sources in the firmed Soviet troops have reached the cluslon," he said. Afghan capital of Kabul said. Iran border, but said their number was . "If they want to do it (strike Iran), The 66th Motorized Rifle Division, one far less than 10,000. there Is nothing the Uni ted Sta tes can do of an estimated seven Soviet di visions in However, the White House charged Afghanistan that total 85,000 men, have Soviet veto Sunday in the U.N. Security to atop them. There just aren't enough taken the positions within the past Council of economic sanctions against American troops In the area and it would "couple of days," the sources said Tehran was "aimed at advancing Soviet take them 24 hours to get them there," he Monday. designs in Iran," said, Tito Now 'Feeling Better' But Leg Is Not Improved BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) — President Josip Broz 'rita, 87, was "feeling better" today but the condition of his leg has not improved since the Unsuccessful vascular surgery over the weekend, iK medical bulletin said. The bulletin, signed by 'Ito's medical team and Issued by the national news agency Tanjug, said Tito had a fever Monday night but medication has since brought his temperature back to normal, They Iran Orders U.S. Newsmen To Leave TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Foreign press Sadegh said news bureau chiefs and suited the Iranian revolution." chief Abolghassem Sadegh today set administrative staff would be given The press chief told the newspaper Friday as the deadline for all slightly longer to wind up their Kayhan that all U.S. radio and television correspondents working for American operations, networks, as well as the United Press news media to leave Iran, totally cutting Iran is expelling the Journalists International and Associated Press news all Press links with the United States, because the American media had "in. agencies, would have to close. - U.N. Rebukes Soviets UNITED NATIONS (UPI) —The U.N. General Assembly, in a resounding defeat for the Soviet Union, overwhelmingly withdrawal" of Russian troops from Afghanistan. Strike Paralyzes Italy By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The 17-acre Sanford municipal cemetery, located on West 25th Street, will remain the property of the city of Sanford. The city commission, as expected, voted retain ownership and provide maintenance, As earlier reported, Moore, Morris and Knowles recommended Monday night that Commissioner Eddie Keith opposed the sale the commission purchase additional property of the facility. Commissioner Julian Stento expand the cemetery; increase the price of strom, who had not made up his mind about grave spaces and retain a portion of revenues the issue earlier, recommended the question from sales to pay for cemetery maintenance, be placed on the ballot In December, Mayor Lee P. Moore said, however, he Is Stenstroin said the commissioners had unanimously to reject both offers to purchase opposed to raising the fees charged per lot heard from only a "minute" portion of the the facility for $1 and to withdraw the pffer for and wanted more time to study Knowles' people and the situation should be aired more sale made by a city commission 15 years ago, report on the cemetery. and a final decision made directly by the The commissioners decided to continue city Commissioner John Morris, referring to an people in the December referendum. maintenance of the cemetery. Moore said, however, the people elected the earlier comment by the city manager, urged Action on recommendations from City Knowles to seek out bids on maintenance of commissioners to make such decisions, adManager Warren Knowles that the cornding he couldn't understand how per ons the cemetery from lawn care services, mission increase the cost of grave spaces Knowles said earlier when a service could opted to place something on the ballot when it from $150 each with perpetual care to $250 be provided by private enterprise, govern- became controversial was tabled. ment should not be involved. Commissioner David Farr, who was out of Knowles had recommended the sale, saying Morris, agreeing with the statement, said town when commissioners were polled the cemetery Is operating at a deficit Of since the city cemetery is operating at a earlier, said telephone calls from constituents $39,4,21 annually. deficit, perhaps contracting the maintenance were overwhelmingly opposed to any sale, In view of the commission's decision to out would prove to save money. "My phone has been ringing off the hook," he Jet Hijacker Surrenders PALERMO, Sicily (UP!) — An unarmed Tunisian hijacker who held 89 people hostage on an Italian jetliner for 12 hours by claiming he had an accomplice armed with a bomb surrendered early today at the Palermo airport. Throughout a tense night and morning of negotiations, the 28-year-old hijacker demanded that the passengers be exchanged at Tunis Airport In the north African nation of Tunisia for 25 Jailed union leaders who, he said, must also be given their Jobs said. "Sanford residents don't want the cemetery sold." Farr also said most of his callers felt the current cost of a grave space at $150 Is very low and should be increased, In other business, the commission: — Adopted on final reading an ordinance annexing a tract of property, located on Woodson Avenue at U.S. Highway 17-92. — Accepted a bid from Shoemaker Con- walls In the first floor at city hall to provide office space for the Sanford Housing Authority. — Received notification from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that Florida Power and Ught will be operating with a coal-oil mixture within a one year period with actual use not to exceed 120 days. hack. Gold Hits Record: $672 Bathtub Drowning Remains Suspicious . By United Press International Gold shot up to a world record price today on the Hong Kong Gold and Silver Exchange, opening at $672 per ounce, largely because of fears Soviet troops might move from Afghanistan Into the oil fields of Iran. The new world record price was a $34 increase over Monday's close in Hong Kong. 1 Hos pital Tour By DAVID M. RAZLER Although an autopsy by Seminole County blood was turned over to Seminole Sheriff's Herald Staff Writer Medical Examiner G.V. Garay has found Mrs. deputy Marty Labruaclano for transportation Almost two weeks have passed since an Miller died of drowning, he does not know to the state's Sanford Police Lab. But the Altamonte Springs woman was discovered what caused her to drown. Without his report, sample never arrived. dead with her head submerged In her filled I.A. Labi'usclano said he Is holding the Cpl. Bob Simmons of the Seminole County bathtub, but law enforcement officials still Sheriff's department says he can nof do sample pending cataloging of It and Other can not say why she died. anything but keep the death listed as evidence In the case, Sophia Miller, 19, of 319 Hayman St., was "auspicious," one for which no cause Is ob"It's not just a matter of walking It discovered dead on Jan. through" he explained. But a member of tie 'jous. Ms. Miller, dressed In a nightgown was medical examlner's .taff said walking found with her head submerged In her bathGaray says he is waiting for lab tests to sample through was exactly what tub by a friend. Her two young children wire determine If alcohol or any other draawere Lahrtmciano w wud to do with It, died, say sheriff's In Mrs. Mtflsr'ablood at the time 01 hse'destb.. Inthe houne at the time Until Motey, Oeray'h.d•bses blaiilng the deputies. On Jan, 4, following the autopsy, a sample of delayed test results on the overburdened lab, . The old hospital plant in Ft. Pierce, King said, has remained vacant since the move into the new facility. A guard service has been employed to protect the building from vandals, King . Masked Gunman WEATHER flooding and mud slides with the advance of a new storm. Persistent rain in Northwestern flr.ann added to flooding problems especially In the Portland or" where rivets are expected to crest a$ much as feet over flood stage. In Portland, power crews continued to work around the clock to restore electricity to thousands of homes still without service Monday because of last week's Ice and snow storm. The eastern regions of the Dakotas and western Minnesota were plagued with freezing rain Monday night and an Ice storm warning was Posted for eastern North Dakota. onthe Eastern Seaboard, rain and drizzle continued from eastern sections of North Carolina and Virginia to southern New England. Dense fog blanketed the western and central Gulf of Mexico coastal region, When Jeffrey Hart Is not firing off lectures on Ernest Hemnilngway or T.& Eliot from his Ivy League podium, heis firing off commentary on national affairs from his over to the Right Political foxhole. And beginning Wedoeidsy, }4g will Include that corn- Dartmouth and he is also leader of the New Conservativei. He writes a column which reflects his political views. Hart Is also an editor of the ARIA READINGS (f am.): Temperature: Si; overnight low: Sij yesterday's high: 75: barometric pressure: 30.23: relative humidity: o National Review 1WI1 his percent; winds, north at t MPH. wr ing frequently appear., Ii) WEDNESDAY Tight Opytena liadi: high 5:25, low 11:49; high it addi tion, he 3M had articles 5:44. low 12:32. Pert Cuaverai: high 5:17, low 11:40; high 34; low 12:23. Slypert: HIGH 11:IL IowS:44, high 1:22, low 6:39. printed in "yal RViIW" SOATINO FORECAST: It. Augustine to Jupiter Islet, Out Si Miles: mentary on the Evening "Cnt1n," "Essay in Winds north to northøst 10 to II knots through Wednesday. Seas 2 to4 Herald's editorial page, and the tool. Cloudy te partly.cioudy. replacing the Ronald Reagan Criticism" 11SWanSS Review." AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy this morning and bscoming partly "S cloudy this afternoon thrcugh Wedsesday. Highs near 70 today and In column Hart's books include, "The the mid iii Wednesday. Lows tonight in the UPPI! 40s to lower sh. Hart Is a distinguished Political Writers of Windsnoethtonorffieest late li miles an hour and dim inllhlngat night. . professor of English at Eighteenth Century . ' HOSPITAL NOTES SANFORD: Robs. M'i'dway Market damage to a clawoom door, police report. TRAIL OF BLOOD A IV set was discovered missing Thursday at Kulp Decorators, 407W. let Street. Burglars broke out a window on the esatside Of the building to gain access. A trail of blood was found at the scene. The shop Is owned by Barbara M. KuIp and Stanley Kuip Of Sanford. police. At Pinecrest Elementary School, thieves broke a window to remove a $400 television Sunday night. A lawtunower and tiller, with a total value Of $IN , taken from Crooms High School Sunday or Monday by thieves who pulled an Iron bar from a window. They also did minor England," "Viscount Bollingbrooke: Tory Humanist," and "The American Dissent," He vu born In New York Qty In 1000, & received bachelor's degree from Columbia University, a from Boston University and a Ph.D., also master's h1SIS Joseph Sleslnski, Deltona _____ — the National Endowment for the HW1W)Itiu. H. in,d In IW7 in protest Iy the ____ chairmen selected and the methods used by President __ __ Research has pablliiihiod one book. 11W Inaudible iad Miefulse." which esplaim and ditaito iaIuss4alr. spl4aljiiil The os is also odiKing a. movie on Usa Esetmen, the auth,r, .ditor and aftvhs moved from espousal of soclslI.,n to hu, market tho(. World w _____ _____ today. Officials said 19 other people, including numerous rescue workers, were taken to hospitals after being overcome by the fumes. The paramedic, identified as Edward Montgomery of Nashville, was killed during an early attempt to rescue three workmen, trapped for more than two hours 850-feet inside the concrete sewer pipe. . , ,,; "They tthe drugs) are just not appropriate. The ir.dividual would be dependent and psychologically addicted," he said after looking over the complaint that accuses Nichopoulos of writing 196 prescriptions for 12,000 uppers, downers and painkillers in the 20 months before Presley's sudden death Ant!. 16, 1977. Dr. Raymond Harbison, a pharmacologist at Vanderbilt University Space Center but on computer programs it is whirling around the earth. Engle and Truly took part in a successful mock launch of the shuttle early Monday, and Young and Crippen will make a pretend re-entry and landing Wednesday.The shuttle Is designed to take off like a rocket and land like the stubby-winged airplane It resembles. Between the simulated launch and landing, both crews are practicing orbital maneuvers with special attention to the .GULFPORT, Miss. (UPI) — Testimony was to open before a jury of six men and six women today in the second murder trial of Kenneth William Wheat, accused in the double slaying of a young Kentucky honeymooning couple last summer. The panel was selected Monday as the trial began In Harrison County Circuit Court. The trial was to resume cargo doors. Opening the 60-foot, 3,264-pound cargo doors is essential to successful orbital missions. In orbit, the doors would remain open so two cooling radiators inside can work. If the doors stuck closed, the space ship would have nine hours to return to earth before onboard computers bested up and became Inoperable. at 9 a.m, District Attorney Albert Necaise said he would seek the death penalty In the 40-year-old ex-convict's trial toe the capital murder of Joseph Mayer, 24, of Padueah, Ky. Bundy Juror Waters Trial With Welcome Light Tale SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP!) — Jimmy Durante's condition has deteriorated and officials at St, John's Hospital say the 86-year-old entertainer has slipped into semi-consciousness, "There has been a slight deterioration In his vital signs," a hospital spokeswoman said late Monday. "Progressive pulmonary condition remains serious and he is semi-conscious." Durante was admitted to the hospital Jan. 7 for treatment of a form of pneumonia. ORLANDO, Fla, (UPI) — Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling had to laugh at the excuse offered by a professional piano player who did not want to serve on the jury at Theodore Bundy's second Florida murder trial. After six days Of tedious Interrogation of potential Jurors, the, Maitland man offered welcome relief. He was asked Monday whether there was any reason he could not focus all his attention on the kidnap-killing charges against Bundy. He frankly confided he would have trouble remaining sequestered for the 4.6 weeks the trial will take, "I've got a drinking problem. The last few days have been HE-double-L," he said. "Other than that, I'm in pretty good shape." Jopling laughed loudly. "At least you're original," the Judge said, and excused him. Jopling has dismissed 62 other Jury prospects —17 of them because Of peremptory challenges. Ten people remain seated on the Jury tentatively as questioning continues. Both prosecution and defense attorneys started the trial with 20 chances to veto prospective Jurors. Jopling refuses to reveal which side exercises a particular challenges. He says such Information may taint the enormous jury pool. Jopling has under advisement a defense motion to move the trial a second time. The judge already granted one change of venue — from Live Oak, where the partially nude body of Kimberly Leach, 12, was found abandoned In a rusty pig sty on April 7, 1978. She vanished two months earlier while running back to a class at Lake City Junior High School to retrieve her purse. The dark-haired girl had her mind on the class Valentine's Day Dance. Her mother, a beautician, was taking her to buy a dress that night. A neck wound killed Kim, the medical examiner said. He suspected sexual abuse, but could not say for sure, because of decomposition. The toes on her left foot had been gnawed by wild animals. R"IDA IN BRIEF. way Medical School, told the five-member medical board Monday Els would have been addicted if he took all the drugs allegedly prescribed for him by ground test. The spaceship Is really sitting in its hangar at Kennedy Second Wheat Trial, Begins JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI)— A federal judge upheld the validity of a Cot Guard cosuctlon permit Monday, 1Mm clearIng the for the letting Of Initial contracts for the $000350 million Dome Paint Bridge,U.S. District Judge Susan H. Black denied a request by shipping Interests, c1I1'tg themselvus the Port Of Jackeonvill. Maritime Ad Hoc (wmIttes Inc., to halt the project, and said there was nothing "'gal Is the action o(Ado. J. B. Hayes, Cmst GoordeommandoK who approved the permit lest July. The bridge, which will span the St. Johim River, at Dome Pthtbend, is to bs'port of the .ostheern'' eztsnslimoh State Rood Mand eventually part of a high-speed, limited &cc= bypsa wound the care city's eutern edge. 'v*. . NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Faulty welding equipment emptied a sewer pipe of oxygen, filled it with deadly carbon monoxide and killed a construction company workman and a paramedic, authorities said called as a witness against himself," defense attorney John Thomason said — after assuring the board the doctor would take the stand in his own defense. The attorneys were ordered to get a ruling from a state court judge on the controversy before the hearing resumed today, Nichopoulos is accused by the Tennessee Medical Board of in. discriminate prescription of drugs to Presley and 19 other patients. not to be STERCHI'S CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. UPI) — Veteran Astronaut John Young and Navy Cmdr. Robert Crippen spent ma 'the night opening and closing the hug.', clumsy cargo doors of the space shuttle Columbia. The two space pilots, along with the backup crew of Air Force Col, Joe Engle and Navy Cmdr. Richard Truly, were engaged in the closing phases of a dress rehearsal of the space ship's maiden voya'ge, scheduled for laterthifyear, Although in space the cargo doors would operate easily in zero gravity, they had to be rigged with counterweights and cranes to afford the astronauts and ground technicians practice at opening and closing them during the current Nashville Builder Dead Bridge Construction Nears as a, pound, effective Friday. Have a Sealy POsturepedic Morning Gas Station Charges $1.61 For Gallon T; - . POSTUREPEDIC ROYALE It's no surprise that service station MIAMI (UPI) operator Raymond Sisplon sells most Of his gasoline at night or on weekends when most other stations are closed. The reason: Slaplon sells premium unleaded gasoline for - may . . White Plains, N.Y., said it had reduced the list price of its Maxwell House ground coffee by 10 cents to $3.18 a GAINESVIlLE, Fin. (UP!)— Iranian students at the University of Florida (UF) whose registration for winter classes was canceled for non-payment of fees file a civil rights lawsuit against the university, a . Spokesman said Monday. The students, who face lose of their student status In this country and probable deportation to Iran, claim the new university policy of not granting to deferments to them is unfair and Illegal. __ - Space Shuffle Crew Near 'Splash-Down' beans. General Foods, the No, 1 roaster headquartered In Iran Students May Su. UF market end clf&Lan in _____ Of _____ cam- Tho.elovabk mtp,tiHirtend&,e and thrcs*h a couplets "Somme &.st" stag. Mamle brse other WHised, .ttdfid cbu'acWs from the set, an exact ri$Iu Of the ow seen on the Patricia J. our" popular Children's TelevIsion Wor kshop ci&is's W,vlslon show, katusW the Willie DuSose _____ program "Sesame Street" will take i Lrowas im.nt . Herbert Dykpman Herald L. Oisen r*lence In the Altomonis Mall, 411 Hoopers store. I sroall Gilley Chedwldi A. Nock Moffle J. Graham . Altamonte Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Vesfi knelNin Grace McClain 1. will also be an apporkwo for ThtfldS7 through Sunday. Virginia N. Montgomery William Spillman children to be photo theie li lalind Rielferd For the Altemsie Mall Sesamo ir.et , Ann I. $d,elp WrIPM charaeterandheve 0111111 pheto Frank Krivldch, Dsltens l by ftdtau Bert and Ernie will hi MoNo Tieton i a..k*.. a .AaI Il UI1Nl -lark Ma . He uamuuy.n s.0 smu s NTNelve%011111101 Irene Miasie, Cetry, 0. Moll, Lo Msçpet" certificate. must Arlinfen, Debary The four UlMiad otsd npeta James N. Craig. Oslien ISiboll •fløtIttVq Debarv Andrew loet Tltusvftle also ___ will hi joined by a b'usps Of by. siau's es is peed and ,,I $us * t _______________ and dancers, As, OMtime. each day, will Meg' 'Issam. llst" ses ouni perm • ' do brod EWNIAg 11111111" (U$P$ 51*) si for yon promak w`11 1 1 1 1 "Sesune Street" disco in the ct.bi Of W psckag.d and aiwi, sh esidhits d praistss to the As Tu.eday, Jsn.arp IL )N—VM. P1. Ne. its s Sided sWeeten. *sa a 04 1't1k'1Y, °PP atkilts will have an utuMty to leok___ pjapdOsOy and kudsy, escopi $aPdrdav by The Iseisri Herald *N. FreiSh A".0 11t Pie. Still. (lsms do the WA can hems Of the UNWY MN§Piont has been btaiiud to Second CISs rs$ii P1W of laslord Florid. Stiff Groiath and for the first this, - views Of l 1 the SIssaw Sheet ftw by lessens tine rooms Of Oscar's P can home n.vsr gi u, 's i.- s.. woe, vs.,, &crde The pr-aten Is the onLy Mom. oisivuys wssi ci.Ssa $43* Cv Mall: flub 01411 mom 1133.5 MoMbu.. $335; YIe, seen on television. version a I $Ir ow .y' o. 117.33 Mall visitors will be able to an and walk tloo.d by (bidrel's T.le,jsoui WorkioØ. Nickles Lake Monroe Calvin D. Smith, North Carolina DISCNAN.IS SANFORD: licherd P. Galloway I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— Rep. Arnett Girardeau says he wants the U. S. Justice Department to look Into charges John Spenkelink was mistreated prior to his execution iaot May 25. Girardeau, D.Jacksonvllle and a death penalty foe, is chairman of the House Corrections Committee. He said he was not content with a report by Inspector General Dick Williams, and Irwin Block, an antl.death penalty lawyer from Miami that exonerated state corrections Officials of Intentional wrongdoing.. tsr in s&cthss thuL M. Armstrong, Lake Chris L. May Not Testify By United Press International The nation's three biggest coffee roasters are cutting ground coffee prices by 10 cents a pound -a decrease that should be felt by consumers within a month. General Foods Corp., Folger Coffee Co., and Hills Bros. Coffee Inc. said Monday the price cuts were the result of the declining cost of import green coffee - witness stand to answer charges he gave Presley enough uppers, downers and painkillers to make him an addiet. The heavily guarded malpractice hearing for Dr. George Nichoupolos was suspended Monday when his lawyers refused to allow him to answer a call as a state witness. "It is our position that Dr. Nichopoulos has a constitutional right v Coffee Roasters Dip Price (UPI) Lawyers for Elvis Presley's'longtime hl'1S, physician sought a ruling today to stop prosecutors from calling him to the El is Doctor House Corrections Leader Asks New Sp.nk.lInk Prob. worked with the Nixon Presidential campaign as a speech writer, a post he held through the November Elections. Hart isa former member of H. is vice pis" and from teaching to work with tn*te. of World Research, a Reagan as a writer- think tank with headquarters consultant. LAW that year he. In San Diego. "World R.s" Hart .'pd, 'Is an organization teylag to make a s for free Mary Lemenle bellamy 1BACOR8 STRIPPED WWIazn S. PtloIan reported Friday that numerous Items were taken from six tractors on his farm on C419 east of State Road 434. Items stolen include a seat, mufflers, lilt balls, heavy duty batteries, thirty foot of link chain, a water pump and keys. In 1001 Hart took a leave 'Sesame Street Muppets Coming To Altamonte Mall Pauline C. Kessinlctt. Delary Frederick N. Lisareili, Dilary Clarence Coffey, Dettona Virginia blood sample which could have been uIedif the one bound for the lab had been lost. He added the samples are preserved, so the tests will itill be accurate despite the passage of time, Jeffrey Hart To Comment In Herald reducing visibilities to loss then a mile in many areas. JAN.14, 1* ADMISSIONS director himself. But Director Claude Trubey said this delay was not his lab's fault. - .. Tenn. Durant* 'Semi-Conscious' A Midway fruit market clerk was robbed at gunpoint conversion Monday of an undetermined amount of cash, sheriff's deputies Plans for the old facility now, King said, are for report. into a congregate living estat4lshment for 150 senior citizens, Wynell Bush, Of Geneva, turned over her purse and the The facility was sold for $300,000 and a$3 million federal grant receipts of the Evans Fruit and Vegetable Market on County obtained for the conversion, 46 to the lone masked gunman at 3:15 p.m., deputies said. King said during the first year of operation under HCA Road RAPE IN SANFORD management enough money was saved through its corporate A Sanford woman told police she was raped Monday by a buying power and central purchasing and through savings on malpractice insurance to more than pay management costs, man who forced his way into her house, Police say the woman was forced Into her bedroom at 1:30 p.m. by an unknown assailant. She Informed police of the crime after seeking treatment at Seminole Memorial Hospital at 9:30 P.M. SCHOOLS BURGLARIZED NATIONAL REPORT: A twister-like wind storm hit central California Monday, causing heavy property damage but no Injuries, Burglaries were reported at two Sanford schools Monday to and the Pacific Northwest prepared for $IMINOLUMIMONIAL HOSPITAL which often has problems getting test results back quickly because of the demand for the facility which Is called understaffed and underequipped by law officers and the lab , Con$1ned çom PM ,IA ' 'I on Jan. 1, IVTh, King said. HCA has Offered to lease the current Sanford hospital for $2 million while it builds a new facility "within the city limits or so close to Sanford it can be annexed," according to Douglas Lewis, HCA representative. By United Press International The national average price of gasoline is up to 11.14 a gallon, the Lundberg Letter reports. In major metropolitan areas, prices jumped 6 cents to $1.10 a gallon in the past month, the independent petroleum journal said Monday. "If rural and outlying areas were included, the nationwide price for all grades of gasoline would be approximately $1.14 a gallon," said publisher Dan Lundberg. Gasoline prices are higher in resort areas and other non-urban locations where lack of competition often gives dealers a better profit margin.. - Sanford Rel*ects Offers Keeps Cemetery ROME (UPI) — Italy's three major unions representing 14 million workers went on strike today, pa#alyzing the country in the first nationwide labor stoppage In 10 years. The strike, called to protest the Christian Democratic government's economic and social Policies, idled most factories and shut down major stores, supermarkets, government and city offices, There was no postal service and most schools, theaters and cinemas were closed. with his attorneys, as much as $115,000 if found guilty on the 22 counts in which he Outside the courtroom, he traded courtesies and jokes with is named. reporters, repeating earlier statements that he is confident of Of approximately 125 prospective Jurors present Monday, 21 vindication. "1 feel great," he said, were excused for job or family-related reasons. Another 26 Lance and three former associates, Dalton businessman could be dismissed because of associations with one of the 41 Jury selection enters its second day today. Only eight were Thomas Mitchell, former Ringgold banker Richard T. Carr, banks named in the case, or because of associations with chosen for the jury pool Monday, although U.S. District Judge and pharmacist H. Jackson Mullins are accused in a 33-count government or law enforcement agencies. Charles A. Moye Jr. has said he hoped to have a panel of indictment of conspiring to persuade 41 banks to loan them, While defense attorneys quizzed Jurors about their finances seated Wednesday from which attorneys could select a trla their families and friends more than $20 million dating back to and banking habits, prosecutors kept their questions brief, Jury. 1970. primarily asking if the jurors had read a book written by Lance, the onetime country banker who served ' nine months The four men also are accused of misapplying bank funds, Lance's wife LaBelle, "This, Too, Will Pass." as President Carter's budget chief before resigning under fire, making false bank entries and falsifying personal financial She and the couple's three sons were in court Monday. sat Listening attentively during Monday's questioning, statements. Judge Moye has indicated the trial should last eight to 10 scrutinizing each panel member and occasionally conferring Lance could be sentenced to iw to 95 years in prison and fined weeks. Jumps To $1.14 Per Gallon The resolution, approved Monday by a vote of 104-18 with 18 abstentions and 12 absences, came at the end of a bitter fourday emergency debate. It only called for the removal of "the foreign troops from Afghanistan" and avoided naming the Soviet Union an aggressor, but, it was clear the reference was to the Soviets. The document, sponsored by 24 Third World countries, also "strongly deplores the recent armed intervention," Diplomatic sources said it would not cause "one Russian soldier" to be removed from Afghanistan since resolutions passed by the 152member assembly are only recommendatlons. But the vote was a stinging rebuke to the Soviets. . ATLANTA (UP!) — Defense attorneys are scrutinizing the financial histories of prospective jurors in the bank fraud trial of Bert Lance, zeroing in on their loans, banking relationships and even checking account overdrafts, National Average Gas Price i,,,. fka ",l.,11 f.,,.1 A161 I 1111 bII UIIU UII UIIUIUUIId$ — Lance Lawyers Probe Bank'i'ng Of Jurors NA110N IN BRIEF Border Tuesday, Jan. iS, 1e0-3A Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' $ 1 Jack Vandenberg of the federal Energy Department in Washington says Slaplon's price Is the highest it has recorded. It D.MD. 6~ Z,~, ;l4iz~ I 5 ,_,-~— ,-:, . 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I ..-.* .---.- Evening 11esWd (USPS 411.3) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O6-22.lThr 831-9993 While Seminole County prep football teams came out on the short end of the stick against the Metro Conference thia past season, county basketball squads are more than making up for those pigskin losses to their Orlando tiValL Thanks mainly to Seminole High, Lyman and Lake Howell, the Five Star Conference has handled the Metro in fine fashion thus far into the roundball season. A further illustration of the continuing growth and improved strength of the Five Star Is illustrated In the Mate's top ten rankings where not one, but two of the Five Star Conference squads are represented. Both have made more than just a dent In the rankings too, Daytona Mainland stands at 14-0 as the state's third ranked squad, while Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles stand at 16.0, securely anchored to the number five spot. They may even move up a Around Tuesday, January 15, 19e0-4A _ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor a. RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.00; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. I&I N A I' The Clock Congressal By JOE DESANTIS (er45. notch when this week's rankings are released from St. Petersburg. And guess what, you don't even have to wait until the district tournament at the end of February to see these two very talented teams square off against each other. In what looks more and more like the District 9 tournament title game, Mainland comes into the Sanford gym Friday night for a show down that is sure to pack the facility to the rafters, If all goes according to plan Seminole will enter the contest at 17.0, If they beat DeLand Tuesday night while Mainland would enter the clash at 16-0 If the Buccaneers knock off Cocoa and Daytona Seabreeze this week enroute to Friday night's contest, That provides fans with a chance to see two teams, with combined records of 33-0 in action. Both can pot points the boardttoo asevidenced IsisJIa..,. ~A_ 0 " SPORTS Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. From The Sidelines By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Not a whole lot of shakin' took place In the Florida State prep basketball poll this week. Local entry Seminole held its number five spot while fellow Five Star Conference foe Mainland firmly anchored its VIEWPOINT It's A Reagan Matter By DON GRAFF - undergo non-emergency surgery every year, too many of whom may be doing so without first getting a second opinion as to the - - LIGHTER SIDE "I on ights Loathe "Forget - By DICK WEST brought in as a replacement. Also let yourself WASHINGTON (UPI)— Many citizens find be Provoked by the menace of Soviet troops jn themselves In the perplexing position of not that country." being entirely sure which foreign country to "I think I'm beginning to feel It," I said, which he traveled but made no speeches) hate the most In the world today. voice rising. "Wherein does the chief menace while other candidates were campaigning Official policy ftaslf parently has not f or five days 1. ....... fully crystalized. ........... .... 'e Is to Iran. Once pockets Even Seeking some guidance In this matter, ' I of Moslem resistance have been eliminated In schedule. During those first 55 count unusually li ght The hassle over whether to count or not to contacted a highly placed source in the office Afghanistan, Soviet troops will be in position days as an unannounced candidate, he illegal aliens in the upcoming census can be put in delivered of the deputy vice assistant associate under to move across the order into Iran." only 20 speeches a quota the the tempest-in-a-teapot category. secretary of state for national emnity. active contenders in the race fill in little more "Now I'm losing It again," I said. "No The Census Bureau has been in the business of than a week. "At the moment," he confided, "we are country that threatens Iran can be all bad. U headcounting since 1790 and should be able to go tilting toward Russia. I would say you could Khomeini Is overthrown by Soviet troops, he Whatever Reagan's traveling entourage about the job without this sort of niggling. It leeks in seal it more than compensates for in hardly go wrong if you directed the main will be getting what he jolly well deserves." already has printed its questionnaires and they an extravagant style of campaigning that force of your disaffection In that direction." do emnity official addon't ask If the person or family interviewed is in befits an Incumbent president. going to required a rather monished, which is the way they talk at the I said, - . - this country legally or illegally. The only disappointment was the can. abrupt shift in momentum. My antl.Sovlet state department. "You must not allow the Vincent P. Barabba, director of the census, said dictate's speech. Throughout the 1970s, animosity has been in a holding pattern even hostile feelingo you harbor toward Iran to in San Francisco recently that a federal court Reagan was On best dump cetheonsetof detente, and I'm not certaln temper your sense of outrage over the can get the pressure built back up to Cold renewal of Soviet aggression." I In American challenge against inclusion of illegal aliens in the Republican or Democrat War level. Could YOU give me $OIflth1fl census could delay the start of the, population politics, but his address here was a flat, I said, "I'm just splthelling now, but sup. odious to focus on?" pose the Soviet troops now In Afghanistan count by at least a year. Barabba should be uninspiredlecture rather than a rousing 0 "Glad to,,, the enmity expert graciously were to Invade Iran, overthrow the Khomeini allowed to go about his task without any speech. "A good way to start getting worked regime and release the American hostages replied. Part of the problem may lie In the fact that challenges in the courts. up Is by seething over the Soviet Intervention being held In Tehran. 1n bow would we Traditionally, the poor In our nation have been for years Reagan has been delivering ti'e In Afghanistan, where they have installed a feel?" ' basic campaign speech, calling for the hardest to tally. They, not unlike many in the FO.RUU1hI puppet government." unity In the Republican Party and criticizing "In that event, we might have to reorder more affluent areas, have a basic mistrust federalmeddling in Im sitleas education, "But Afghanistan already had a pro our priorities," the official admitted. anything that smacks of government. 'energy and other fields as the soiwcsof vlr• Rlan puppet government," I pointed out. "Flexibility Is the watchword in the enmity And If a segment of legal residents are reluctant tuany all the nation's problems, "It's a little difficult for an to fly into a rage office. We have to keep our options open." to speak to census takers, the chance of any Reagan lflss - th. candidate with mile. overthsovert)row(iaproRtaianpuppeL" You, of course, are free to let yomr an. meaningful listing of illegala in the fields and wide but Inch-deep support. "Concentrate on It a little harder," my tlpsthy flow in any manner your choose. But I migrant worker camps, where many have a poor wA states holding_early Victories here primaries will mentor advised. "Remind yourself the pro. Intend to adopt a wait.snd4ee attitude. At my knowledge of the English language or the im- provide needed reinforcement but only a Russian puppet overthrown by the Russians age, these sudden changes In animosity can portance of the census, Is next to nil. fel defeats will have a devastating effect, was not as prORI as the puppet they be hard on the spleen. On the other hand, urban and minority gp leaders want the census to be as complete as JACK ANDERSON possible, even to listing those here Illegally, for an obvious reason. More than $50 billion a year In ieaerai aid 10 iocai governments is distributed at least In part on the Is of the population count. The decennial census is to start April 1. Court challenges shouldn't be allowed to disrupt it. - - - - - necessity of an operation. It's not that a second professional evaluation of an individual's medical con-. ditlon is difficult to obtain. It's simply that most prospective surgical patients aren't; Informed as to the advisability of further consultation or don't bother to seek it. - - - There are some people who don't have to be told anything twice, and there are others who ought to be. They are the millions of Americans who . - three rating. What's nice to see is that Orange Belt Conference members Bishop Moore and Oviedo,- who'll probably battle it out for the conference title, both made the also receiving votes category this week for 3A squads. Tonight's prep schedule offers a couple of interesting match ups. Bill Payne takes his undefeated Fighting Tribe up 1792 to tackle the always fiesty DeLand Bulldogs. A season ago Payne and troops needed six, count 'em, six overtime periods to escape the Bulldog snake pit with a victory. In one of the Tribe's best performances of the year, against Apopka last Friday night, the Sanford gang scored 97 points the seond time this season they've reached that remarkably high figure for 32 minutes of bait. It was a total team effort that had Payne smiling afterwards, Forwards Bruce McCray and running mate David Thomas worked the inside game stronger than they've done In the last six ball games. Mr. Consistent, Reggie Butler applied his usual dose of blocked shots to the Darters, (if he keeps It up Darryl Dawkins may be Doctor Dunk but Butler Is fast earning a Doctor Block nickname) and backcourt partners Glenn Stambaugh and speedy Keith Whitney provided a solid scoring punch from their guard positions. Seminole County rivals Lake Brantley and Lyman tangle in the Greyhound gym tonight. Tom Lawrence's 'hounds switched to a three guard offense and came up with one of their strongest showings of the season last Friday night with a 20 point victory over DeLand. Is Of Opinion. - Headtotsht. number lnch=Long Support - - by Seminole's 97 against Apopka last Friday night (the second time this season the Tribe has scored that many.) Mainland likewise keeps the scoreboard warm, they buried Lake Howell last Friday night with a 100 point performance. You'll probably see several baldheaded, slightly overweight gentlemen wearing brightly checkered sports jackets, permanent press trousers and white shoes In the stands. They're commonly referred to as scouts. Both the Seminoles and Bucs have a couple of players that have college scouts drooling. Sorry guys, you'll just have to wait for graduation time In June. If you plan on taking in the Seminole-Mainland contest don't wait too long to get tickets, or a parking space for that matter. The game is a bona fide sellout so plan on getting to the school plenty early, say about 6 p.m. if you plan on sitting down. (UW UIMUU) Even Indira Gandhi may have been surprised at VIEWPOINT her success in the Indian elections. At best she had been given,a chance at heading a coalition government. As it turned out, her new "Congress. I" party (I for Indira) won a commanding majority in parliament, assuring her return to power. This seals the remarkable political comeback of a woman who left office in disgrace less than three years ago, facing charges of corruption and abuse of her powers as prime minister during a 21-month "national emergency." By RdBERT WALTERS It also reaffirms an old truth from history. It can be easier to depose an autocratic leader than Former California DAVENPORT, Iowa to govern In his or her place. The coalition Gay. Ronald W. Reagan, maintaining a led by Morarji Desal and the Janata party, which leisurely campaign schedule despite evidence picked up the pieces in 1977, never succeeded in of deteriorating voter support, could become the first major casualty of the 1980 race for getting a grip on India's multifarious political, the presidency. social and economic problems. With "law and For more then three years, Reagan has order" a growing issue, even those who had been enjoyed t status of being the unofficial but most critical of the Gandhi regime had shown a universally acclaimed front-runner in the contest for this year's Republican willingness to forgive and forget. Ironically, the elections which reinstated a presidential nomination. That standing always was shaky, however, leader who played loose with constitutional because it was based almost entirely upon the freedoms may have represented a high point for results of public opinion polls conducted Indian democracy. There were 4,663 candidates months and even years prior to the opening of running for 528 seats in parliament, an ex- the current campaign. traordinary level of participation in the electoral It's quite likely that many of those surveyed process. What this revealed, however, was a indicated a preference for Reagan based breakdown In the strength of traditional political more on his celebrity status, attained through alignments a development which Mrs. Gandhi campaigns for presidency that date back more than a decade, than on their firm Intent could exploit as a shrewd and imaginative to for him, campaigner. Rather than campaigning aggressively to The earlier Gandhi government brought a prevent that soft support from further distinct anti-American, pro-Soviet tilt to what was weakening, Reagan has chosen to maintain a advertised as a "neutral" foreign policy. While travel schedule so casual that one Mrs. Gandhi is promising new measures to deal knowledgeable political reporter, Lou Cannon with inflation and other domestic problems, In- of the Washington Post, has suggested he to be called the "front-walker" Instead dia's neighbors will be more concerned about how ought of the front-runner. she views the crisis developing over the Soviet in the first 55 days after declaring his Invasion of Afghanistan. Obviously, that concern candidacy last Nov. 13, Reagan spent only 13 extends as well to Washington. days campaigning (including two days In .. . In an effort to remedy that situation, the federal Home Care Financing Administration Is launching a nationwide campaign to alert the public to the importance of second opinions and how to go about getting same. The goal, of course, Is to reduce unnecessary surgery, which evidence suggests accounts for a sizable and costly proportion of the more than 20 million operations per. formed annually on In-patients In U.S. hospitals. In a three-year New York demonstration project begun In 1978, second opinions are available without charge to more than a million Medicare beneficiaries In 17 counties of the metropolitan New York City area. First-year results showed that for a total 1,464 patients recommended for surgery, the need was not confirmed by consulting physicians In 31 percent of the cases. A Michigan project covering some 385,000 IndLvldaaIs,produced similar results. Both Projects are joint undertakings of the health Care Financing Administration, which administers Medicare and Medicade, and local Blue Cross Blue Shield organizations. Medicare at present pays for second opinions on a nation-wide basis while Medicaid covers charges In most states. The campaign, making heavy use of radio and television spot announcements, stresses In the outing, the Greyhounds got double figure - ~1 1 . -. - L scoring from all five starters, something that obviously pleased Greyhound boss Lawrence. Going into the DeLand contest, the 7-8 Greyhounds had been relying almost solely on junior sensation Neal Gulls to carry the offensive load. Bob Peterson's Lake Brantley Patriots will be trying to rebound from a pair of losses to Spruce Creek and Oviedo when they meet the 'Hounds tonight. In Orange Belt Conference play tonight, the red-hot Oviedo Lions host Kissimmee, Digger Phillips is certainly back in the groove following the Outlook Invitational. With the return of a healthy Horace Roland and a warmed up Troy Kessinger, the Lions have reeled off six straight wins and now stand at 94. 8111 B%W5S.S continues his polid, consiat.nt play (es Ovledó while lanky freshman Ronnie Murphy continues to improve more and more In each game. Rounding out tonight's play, Lake Howell attempts to come back after a lopsided loss to Daytona Mainland when the Silver Hawks host the Spruce Creek Owls. mmmll Tuesday, Jan. 13, iftO—SA Stadler Stands $50,000 Richer Desert Classic by two shots. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) The 15th at La Quinta is a par-3, fact, Purtzer bogeyed the final hole Craig Stadler was once described as It was not an easy victory. Tom 195-yard hole that can be and that dropped him into tic With a bear in a man's clothing stomping Purtzer and Mike Sullivan in par- troublesome. Stadler hit a fouriron Sullivan for second place. ticular and half a dozen others in off the tee and put his shot in a down a fairway. Stadler, a former University of He also was described as a short- general pressed Stadler all the way. bunker. He came out 12 feet short of Southern California AllAmerica and tempered, self-centered young man But he was not to be denied and one the hole and then he missed the putt. U.S. Amateur champion, thus who would never win a golf tour- of the big reasons was that he kept That dropped him back into a tie walked off with the $50,000 check and his cool, nament. with Purtzer. his first tour victory after four years "I a little was hot about that hole," of trying. Today, while admitting he's not "Every time I made a bad shot," "I played quite well all week," Stadler said later. "But I told myself especially happy about his body size he said of the final round of the who is 27 and now lives it was a said Stadler, of the year on the I was still in good shape, and (5-foot-9 and 220 pounds) and his hole event, first temper, Stadler has the last laugh on PGA tour, "I bounced back to make matter of me or him Purtzer, with on the East shore of Lake Tahoe in his critics, a good one. It went that way all day. whom he played in the same Nevada. "Every time I needed a shot, I got it, and I guess that's the threesome)." That's because he kept both his "I'll admit, though, I did get upset As things turned out, that was the key to winning a tournament." appearance and temper under a couple of times, especially on the winning putt because neither Stadler and the tour move east control Monday to shoot a 5-under- 15th hole. But I managed to keep it Purtzer nor Sullivan, playing in the from here for the $300,000 Phoenix par 67 and win the $304,500 Bob Hope together." threesome behind, made a move. In Open, which gets under way in only' . Panthers I Early Surge Whips Deltona . By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer outing. bad," said Coach Chris Deltona comeback. "But our Croorns went to a spread p.m. game. Thursday Crooms Fellow Panthers Lawrence Marlette. "We played very free throws saved us." offense in the Iourth quarter travels to Lyman for a The Crooms Panthers Wynn with 16 points and well in the first half." which caused Deltona to foul, rematch of last week's 36-34 placed three players lndouble guard Dion Jackson vith 14 second The session, Indeed they did. Crooms The Panthers hit 12 of 16 free overtime thriller won by figures as they routed points assisted in the second however, was a different coverted 26 of 37 gift tosses, throws in th- last chapter to Crooms. It was the only loss Deltona Junior High 76-61 for time demolition of Deltona. story as Deltona came out including four of four by point suffered by a Lyman fresh. maintain its advantage, their seventh victory in a row Crooms opened the season by with a press of its own and on guard Vernon Law to insure ,rhel victory was the Pan. man team in the past two Monday. downing Deltona. the win in the fourth the strength of four straight quarter. tIters 13th of the campaign years and broke a 21-game As usual Calvin "KiKi" Once again the Panthers baskets cut the margin to 11 agaInst only three losses, winning streak. The goung Bryant spearheaded the leaped to an early first points late in the third Deltona, meanwhile could Th now won 31 of Greyhounds are 7-1 this year. Panther atta ck with 24 points quar ter lead. This time it was quarter. cornect on only Don Rhl headed Deltona nine free the last 12. and 12 rebounds. Bryant, a 6-1 21.8 after one period and 39-22 "We made a lot of bad shots and actually outscored with 19 points. He was joined forward, is now averaging 18 at halftime, passes against their man to the Panthers from the field by Wednesday Oviedo visits by Bobby Latmore with 14 and points and 14 rebounds an "Our press hurt them pretty man," Marlette said about the one bucket, the Panther I'en for a 6:30 Jeff Burch with 11. DePaul Vaults To Top Of Poll NEW YORK (UP!) After out No. 2 OhIo State. Syracuse by now, eecinlly with eight to Clemson and North 37 years, Ray Meyer finally is of our 12 games on the road," Carolina and fell four notches rated third, made it to the top but will derpublicized Oregon State is Meyer said. "But we'll take it. from the top spot with 326 No. 4 and Duke dropped from I hope, and I'm quite con- points. he still be there in March? first to fifth following two fident, being No. 1 will inspire DePaul replaced Louisville, 12-2, vaulted into Duke as straight losses, this team to work hard every the nation's No. 1 team In the No. 6 with 262 points and Louisville moved into No, 6, night. latest collegiate basketball Notre Dame, 9-2, moved up Noire Dame is ranked ratings from Ohio State, 11.1, picked up one, despite an early-week Board of seventh, St. John's, No. Coaches as Meyer reached became the second Eastern five first-place votes and 497 loss to San Francisco, with the summit for the first overall points and Syracuse, points. St. John's, 11-1, with a in his 38th year of coactime hing school in the top 10, Kentucky 14.0, recorded the other four pair of victories recei ved 224 plummeted five spots the Blue Demons, to ninth uirstplace votes and 469 points and Purdue Is rated No. 10. after picking up four victories points for Kentucky, 13'the Blue Demons, 12.0, The Blue Demons' lofty 3, lost to Alabama and tell fi ve collected 25 first-place ballots position this year surprises this week. Oregon State, 15-1, spots With 214 points and from the 37 coaches par- even their venerable coach, notched 400 points to move up Purdue, 10.2, won two of three ticlpating and posted 546 "I honestly thought we three spots to No. 4 and Duke, games and dropped one notch overall points to easily beat would have a couple of losses 12-2, lost consecutive games to No. 10 with points. - - the UPI 8, — It would give the P''' frontage en rNd Into fgi both um Pasla ca and the Indian Ocn m * WE m waler ports that thss = drumad oidInpost agu Batfo moreis i Russian at slabs beer waild lb. to geilte paws en Iran's -. fobulousoilfisidi ThsPanianGdnot'osly is the-maM sib : to to' Vale which cssriss t have 10100111111y duW worit The Rsid moved Ito Afgtm air boms, wNd w* Ism. thea$N idhoim frWriussit la 69 Jet nwL 1 a we fr IM*r sfa* And II that It work THEN go aN uusy aid boycott ma so the Persian GiV is theitiepowethe Soviets co blech have U Widerisiw. Th, in aep tubs, pav_fed -'g; — a ___si am OIL • 1 Soviets, tnpnj, flps4 to world war, taking precautions all the while to avoid IL A swell CIA strategic review, an the p .p.ct (a Soviet move assild Iran, anggNls: "It Ir,Iy possible that the Soviets tahoe would use On Afghans umd the Patidans aid Ralir)de as prosy forces to form a rogate am, thus avoiding the use of 8OIet troops and a major coomtat1ois with the United "As sigh events ..cslat.d," the CIA acsn_Iocelithmi.. "the United 5tot. as well aiotbsr (allies) would be railed on tosuppert both Pakistan aid Iran ... which would reuse a further spread of the War. 11 United Slates, cMalag to Muslim wwabbadorte rs"aamilibuld" oil, is IuJe Ran espvdan and to dUmpt to rohn'tyteSoi Asia, would he u,ilud to oom.iK sollihoy nemm of aibs Akiady, On Soviets hove riehed dsng -- thu sat_iteg"ig the Mm world. Thay have mviii Iv. no powu adv M en lus,do UsNad Pales aid (das, dwsw Wither. The oporb bm a Rus. over do Porous Amsilmo os-' '' amIathe OWN dtbsaalysls, ON do kvisb UN saver have lohm sorb aermais rbb fo ash dAfghsi*sah1 _Id, landlocked country abused by man aid nature, It Is a land of steep, jagged, snow. swlr)Ing i n wdaim, of barren, brown, blazb desert, of primitive, uaad.walled vtllag.e With perverse pride, the Afghans call tbs cowg,1 "the land of the Ar and the fan" beceniis it is bedeviled by extreme tem. perabre variations. It Is harsh country, poor In resources, and Lady people II,, thirs, Ilnir figlutlag men hive scet$srsd Into the coves and crevices of morlsins so nd that they are celled the i-' Kesh, messing the "IIIer of ISmis." One day, they may be rmad the "Killer of Raue," becssae a lot of Ibsetsas will arely dl. In those moantiho bofore Mgb''detan Is tamed. N Russian Heir dId ml Itto oft this "i4rstlld. pleal of esith, with ow Ides that It woolil be $q piwn. Ths,plwn lies beyond the towering mimosa, beyond the dry I Is beyond the dosly aippes of Maryland where It is 1(100) 4924503. A call could be well worth it. There Is nothing to lose and possibly much to gain. Please Write Letters to the editor are welcomed for poblicatles. All letters must be signed, with a lflhflW address and, If possible, a telephose number se the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes elwrtters who dsael wad thejrnames In print. The Eveslag Herald als, reserves the right to edit letters I. eliminate libel or to cssf.rm to space relroweats. Iptelligesce sps believe the Kremlin huakasdyettidto bØmsM Ito paid drdea. Asearly as IM do A. W ON* Afghanistanand Pakistan. 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Greene, the 33-year-old leader of the Pittsburgh ' defensive unit, said he is excited about the possibility -of a fourth Super Bowl title in the Last six years. side of the story," said Pitt- experience, sburgh's Bradshaw. "We've "But I don't think my lack never beaten these guys, of experience will play a we're playing in their home major role. It might have city and it's almost at their some bearing on the outcome, home field, If I was back in but I don't expect it . 'j Ruston, La., I would say the Steelers are favored in every Steelers got it all the way, no game they play in. I'm sure sweat. But I'm here and I they'll feel it's an even game know what the Rams are going Into it." capable of doing. Bradshaw refused to call "The Rams are an out- the Steelers a dynasty but standing team. They have a defensive tackle Joe Greene tremendous defense and they thought the team could pose a lot of problems. We qualify, played them last year and we lost to them, 10-7, out here. "At one time, I believed we I've Looked at those films over were the best team ever," and over and what I see is a Bradshaw said. "But then we real good team." went out and got beat by "The spread Is ridiculous," Philadelphia. We went out said the Rams' Ferragamo, and played just terrible and who started his first NFL. that got the notion out of my game less than two months mind. It's something every ago. "It's definitely wrong, ________ 0-101 0%0 . 209 Laze uoweu Monday night to shoti floor and the favorites over the NFC The oddsmakers look at the champion Rams in showdown quarterbacks and they see Pull out a narrow 45.43 win front end of a one-and-one champion Pasadena's Rose Bowl. Bradshaw Is one of the best over the Lady Silver Hawks In situation in the final 30 "You look at the odds but that ever played and the look women's Five Star Con- seconds. attempts to carve up . 44 No. Sr. LOUIS (UP!) - Dick were Sam Rutigliano of LOS ANGELES (UP!) Vermeil, who led the Phila- Cleveland, John McKay of The two quarterbacks, Terry delphia Eagles into the Tampa Bay, Mary Levy of Bradshaw and Vince playoffs for the second Kansas City and Tom Landry Ferragamo, agreed the straight year, has been of Dallas. Pittsburgh Steelers don't Vermeil, 44, is the first NFC selected the NFL Coach of the deserve to be such heavy Year by The Sporting News, coach to win the award in five favoritesover the Los Angeles The weekly publication years. . Rams In Sunday's Super Bowl Sanders, named Monday also named John inXIV Sanders, general manager of gers' general manager And Los Angeles running the San Diego Chargers, the 1976, received 10 of 47 votes in NFL Executive of the Year. the balloting to finish five back Wendell Tyler said If he has a good day, the Rams will Vermeil received 12 of 21 votes ahead of Chicago's Jim beat the point spread and the votes in The Sporting News' Finks and Philadelphia's Jim Steelers. poll of NFL. coaches to finish Murray. Leonard Tow of Andao the first day ofSuper ahead of Washington's Jack Philadelphia and Bobby Pardee, who received five Beathard of Washington eachWeek began Monday, with the ______ Steelere arriving in Los votes. Others receiving votes received four votes Angeles in a heavy rain arid the Rams forced to work out Spruce Creek Edges Lady Hawks along just the sides of their practice field due to the The Spruce Creek Lady ference basketball action, muddy conditions, Lake Howell rallied late In Hawks took full advantage of The Steelers, looking for an the final period after leading I miseed field goal and an off 22.19 at the half to pull within unprecedented fourth Super target borus situation by two talt fsillwiI In ,'nnn,'t ,w a Bowl title, are 11-point Ilk - 237 h maneuver dangerously closer to the .e of ' Sporting News Honors Vermeil Bradshaw Feels Spread Is Too Much 'Afg an'i'stan anistan Only Soviets' First - Morsei • - DISCOUNTS ON ALL TIRES 5% - WASHINGTON The grand Soviet strategy In lower Asia cells for the dIemecIberment of AfgI'w'4an, Pakiaten and Iran Into separate ethnic states, 1s do Soviets will pick up the pieoesd absorb t'", one by w, Into lbs USU. This lathe sobering, secret "e,4 of h*ellipsncs analysts who have watched the Soviet sweep o Afgi''s' with deepening 11 Central In4,thrce Agancy saw the dev.kping long before 3,Iit MR. MUFFLER'S WHOLESALE TIRE COMPANY run' the use of obtaining second opinions. To start with, patients are urged to discuss the situation frankly with their own physicians. And If It Is necessary to turn elsewhere for. guidance on physicians willing to give second opinions, it Is available via a toll-free hotline. The number is 1(500) 1354133, except In two days. The Hope, the lone 90-hole tournament on the PGA calendar, was held over a day because of rain. Stadler's final round 67 gave him a 90-hole score of 17.underpar 343.. Purtzer and Sullivan both shot 68 to finish at 345 and win 824,20) each. tarry Nelson, second on the money list last year with $283,000 and with Stadler the co-fourth round leader, ; had a 70 and finished alone at 346.0 Mark Hayes was at 347 while George Cadle, D.A. Weibring, Dave Hill, Torn Kite, Bob Murphy and: Lanny Wadkins tied at 348. Keith FergusandJirn Colbert were next at 349 and defending champion John Mahaffey landed at 3. ( �I - .-... . . ...- . . - . . •-....-.,.. . *. . . - . . . . . . . .. . . - .. .-.. - . 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I • Tuesday, Jan, is, mO OURSELVES SCOREBOARD East AIC 94, Amherst 73 Allntwn 77, Leb Val 65 Clarion 91, Steubnvl 12 Del Val. 92, Muhlenbg 70 DC. 125. Stheastrn II Duousne 103, Holy Cross 98 Edinboro 62, Pitt.Jnstn 60 Ala.-Hntsvl 75, 61 American 92, Wm&Mary 72 Armstrong St. 91, Lee 89 B. Cookmn 87, Albny St. 70 Charleston 76, Salem 63 (halt 81. W. Carolina 71 Delta St. 65, Troy 58 Fla St. 82, S.C.-Aiken 69 J Madison 63, E.Car. 52 Jacksnyl 72, NC-Chrl? 68 Jcksnvl St 93, Miss. Cot 76 LaGrange 67. Shorter 55 Livingston SA, SE La. 50 L. Tech 59, Cntnary 58 Fairfld 101, Montclr St. 72 G. Washngtn 97, Stetson 79 Hotstra 93, Bridgeport 78 Mansfield 86. Lincoln 77 Mercyhst IL Queens NY 51 New Eng 55, Barrington 60 NuT 63, Ramapo Penn St. 85. Delaware 53 Morris 67, St.Fran 57 Scrd Hrt 82, Ctteny St, 75 St John's 72, St. Jos ss St. Peter's SI, Siena 47 St. Jos. Vt. 52. C%tltn 76 Westmnstr 51, Geneva 32 Widener 66, Phila Phrm i Yngstwn St. 76. Phila Tex s South Aldrsn-Brdds 92, GlenvI Cl Lynchbg 71, E Mnnonite 68 Mars Hill 69. Charbstn 62 Marshll 67, E Tenn. St. 67 McNeese St. 59, NW La. 46 Mercer 92. Ga Southern 70 MiSS, Vat 69, Tex. Sthrn 65 M Brown 100, Ala A&M 81 New Orins 19. Ga . St. 73 NCtiIIS 5? 61. La. Coll Nrllk St. 78 Hmptn Ins?. 67 No Car $.4. Ga. Tech 53 North Ga 61, Piedmont 60 77. Baltimore 56 Rollins 89. Mans? $3 S I'irn 7th II, Ga. Swstrn Sirirn MiSS 72. Ark St. 53 AIcwni St 106. Southern g St Paul? 105, I, ib Bapt 76 College Basketball Virginia 65. Va. Tech 58 W.Va. Tech 73, Fairmont 52 Midwest Ball St. 11, Vlpraiso 56 Bethel 98, Judson 61 Bowlg Grn 95, G. Mason 70 CII Mo. 87, NE Mo. 79 Doane 77, Wayne St. 67 Drury 71, Mo, Western 68 Hillsdale 69, Oakland 64 Indiana St. 79, Drake 69 Lincoln 81, Mo.-Rolla 70 Mo..K.C. 97, Wm. Jewell 92 N. ill. 71, Towson St. 56 Northwood 78, Wayne St. 12 Okla, City $6, Xavier 71 Peru St. 93, Concordia 67 Quincy 61, Wis.-Green Bay 53 St. Louis 89, Tulane 63 Southwest Ab Chris 41. Sam Hous 39 Ark. Mont. II, Hendrix 70 Cameron 71, Phillips 50 C. Ark. 61, Ouachita Bapt 60 C. Okla, St. 86, Beth Nat II East Texas 70, Texas A&l 65 Midwest 78, Okla. Chris 86 N. Tex St. 9$, W. Tex St. 97 POui .nn 101, Wiley Coll, Pan American 82, Trinity 67 Ozark 71, S. Arkansas 60 S.F. Austin 62, Angelo St. 18 Second race- 6 7 Krelia 10.10 7.80 3AlurIa.JuAn 5-1) 207.80; Time29:31, 9.80 2Smooth Cut 10.80 5.10 3.80 1 Later Beam 10.60 A 2479: Handle: 253,005.00. 0(1.4)40.00; P (4.1)90.40; 1(4.1. 6 Whiz Penny 4.80 4.00 0(7.8)44.60; P(S-7) 121.80:1(8 3) 431.60. I BastropJ 4.40 7.1) 381.10; Time 31.49. Sixth game 0(24) 54.40; P(24) 470.40; T (2Eighth race -3$, C 4 Aldana.AIt u 11.60 780 3.70 4-8) 784.80; DO (3-2) 132.80: Time 5 Rebel 4.20 3.20 2.60 1 Simon-Amore 9.30 4.40 31.70. 1 Forbes 6.00 3.20 3Leaue.Bengoa Monday nlgtttrsults 3.40 Third race- 5.16 Mile 4 lye J 3.20 0(1-I) 41.20: P (1.1) 131.10; T 11.1. Firstgam. 7 Yachtsman 6.10 3.10 2.60 11.00; P 0 (1.5) (5-1) 24.70; T ($ 1 Echano.Oyari 8.80 4.00 3.40 3) 351.60. IColgin 510 3.60 1.41 80.40; Time 31.1$. 7 Pita- Beltia 4.80 8.80 Seventh game 6Pendleton 3.80 Ninth race-S-16, B 6.40 3LegueOla Pro Football 6Jose.Urguidl 15.80 5.20 6.80 0 (7.8) 22.001 P $0.70; 1 (7'8.4) 2 Texas Ettie 6.80 4.40 3.00 NY Jets - Hired Larry 0(1.2) 27.40: T (1.24) 237.8 1 Bilbao.AItu 4.70 4.40 94.60; Time 32.12. 5Splrat Theme 8.10 5.00 SOguiza.Arana Second game Pasquale as receivers' coach. $20 Fourth race-S-14 Mile 0 ICarbon Ditto 3.60 2Pita.Urguldi 8.00 4.20 3.20 0(14) 29.40: P (3-1) 00.40; T (3.1College Football 43.20 10.00 5.80 0 (2-5) 24.44; P 2.1) 124.50; 1 (2. 5 SabinoAmore Texas A&M 14.10 4.80 5) 442.60. Named Tom 6 Big Con 8.00 5.40 5-I) 111.00; Time 31:46. Unbehagen as offensive line 5 Husker Dale 7ZateKoIdo Eighth game 4.20 lWahoo Bet 1.60 Tenth race -S.14,A 0(2-5) 34.201 P(2.S) 152.701 1(2.5- SA(uria.Martnez 18.80 16.20 6.20 coach. 0(36) 97.40; P(6.S) 291.00; 1(4- 3 Detroit City 13.50 5.10 4.00 1) 446.50: DO (1.2) 44.40. 4 Legue.Arana Hockey 7.00 5.70 Recalled SI) 1698.80; Time 32.13. 6Drlf's Fast 4.20 1.00 l Arta .Mendez Third game New York Rangers 1.80 Fithrace 5.16 Mile 0 8 swinging Jim 2.40 3 Pita-Reyes defenseman Andre Dore and wing 11.20 4.20 3.10 0 (13) 29.40; P (3.1) 90.40; T (3.1. 7 What's Slndy 14.80 6.60 3.00 0(3-4)25.40; P (3-4) 46.90:1(3- 6Aldana.Urquidl Doug Sulliman. 3.00 3.60 5) 442.60. S Briscola 21.10 1.80 6.5) 175.40; Time 31:17. lSabino.Altu 1.20 Eighth game 3 Doll's Julie 2.80 Eleventh race 5-14, C 0(3.4)34.40; P (3.4) 111.60: 1(3.4. S Ajurla.Martn,z 18.80 16.20 6.70 0(25) 19.40; P (2.5) 133.90; 1(2. 6 Road Two 5.80 3.80 3.20 8)757.40. 4 Legue.Arana 7.00 3.70 3.3) 544.40; Time 31.95. 3Aloha Hope 6.00 3.60 lArta.Mendez Fourth game 4.80 SANFORD-ORLANDO Sixth race 5'14 Mile B 1Tally AlIle 7.80 1 Mikel.Reyes 9.00 1.10 3.80 0(4.5) 04.80; PCI-I) 141.30; 1(5. Monday nigh? results I Hillbilly Heaven 6.60 3.80 2.60 Q(34) 41.40; P (4-3) 18.30; 1 (4- 3 CiIonhz•Uroudl 4.7) 1,504.50. 3.60 3.20 First race -5.14 0 5 Keno's Note 5.10 3.40 3.4) 328.40: Time 31:80. 8 Sabino.Oyarl Ninth game 3.00 Rocktownlom 11.00 5.00 3.40 6 Beryl Ann 4.60 Twelfth race -3.$, 0 3 Bengoe 0(I'3) 21.50, P (1.3)75.30:1 (1.311.20 6.80 3.60 2 Smokin Home 3.60 3.00 0 (S'$) 14.80; P (S-I) 33.10; T (5' 8 Millimeter 29.20 4.60 3.80 I) 318.40. S Juan •.io no 7Maxine F. Time 31.50. 54) 114.60; 5.00 5N'sSuzieWoozy 3.60 3.80 Fifthg.me SZa?e 3.60 0 (2.3) 11.40: T (3.2-1) 178,00; Seventh race -5.14, C I Swlngtown 3.00 4 Bilboa.OIa 17.00 7.20 7.20 0(3.8) 40.10: P (3-5) 204.40; T (34 Time 31.95. 8 Rebel Drummer 10.60 6.20 4.10 0(55)34.20; P (8-3) $8.20; 1 (81 Aldana.Arana 3.40 3.80 5) 428.80. West Nevada LV 73, Utah 65 Nevada-Reno 92 S. Oregon 71 Portland St. 76, Seattle 15 Seattle Pac 93, Cal. Bapt 77 S. Utah St. 93, S. Cob. 80 Wash.St. 83, California 61 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Tuesday, Jan. is, 1050-1B , a Jul Ali Transactions Woman's Installs Club I.. ': -M . '51I ' I - - Dog Racing JF A 4 - AAA, GWW - ART• AT neSS BEGINNERS TERIORS THECAMPNOR TRU Oil Painting ART BUS1 Workshop CLASSES NOW I Call 322=2611 We Proudly Announc . Review SAT., JAN. /.. BEGIN JANUARY 21st CALL 339-3192 .OILS A ACRYLICS WATIICOLOI PORTRAIT .' START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising 711 S. 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Carries Full Line Of Goods Glass and Paint Co., 210 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, lithe place to 0 is" paint $232180 FIVE-0 McGarrett senses trouble when him at the filling station and proves so efficient that the he meets a political aide sent to Hawaii to retrieve a Southeast boss prefers her to Goober. Asian Country's gold reserves. (24 (10) ART OF BEING catütropblcit seems the 700 l' taken me 2 years - to first few weeks, FACE THE MUSIC 10 (1) write. It is In response to In the beginning, the CL) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE someone who asked you If she parents need to talk about (X) JOKER'S WILD should acknowledge the SANFORD AND SON (U) is ( 5) their feelings. Don't argue, Fred visited of a friend's baby who had by a friend who Listen. Let them weep, and he helped to rob a bank 40 been diagnosed as having weep with them. And when years ago. Down's Syndrome. ' they can finally smile about (10 MACNEIL / LENRER (Mongolism). Thank you, . REPORT their baby, you smile too, Abby, for saying, the mother (121(17) SANFORD AND SON Don't refer to the child of such a child needs all the because they think the The Sanfords sue a television "that poor little thing." it support and cheering up she situation Is too horrible tO network for doing a series hurts me to see people look about them. can get." even dISCUSS. upon my child with pity, and I read that column the day I 7,30 When the child seems to be know that they wish he had came home from tt hospital TAC DOUGH (4) with little Jimmy, my progressing, please don't say never been born. He's not 0NEWLYWED GME FLORIDAI newborn Down's Syndrome he seems "normal" and repulsive In the least, and I baby. But there is'so much maybe won't be retarded can honestly say that much (U) ( 5) MAUDE Carol starts to good has already come from dating a man who jilted Maude more that most people need to after all! New parents need our little treasure. Our other before she married Walter. face up to the facts regarding know, and as one who i had childr en (the eldest Is 9) have C9 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: eir special care before th ey that eaperience, may i say It: th archaeologist Iris Cornelia Please keep in mind that themselves can accept him as learned understanding and Love. what happened to Jimmy was he is. By denying his compassion because of dwir ([Z (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY little brother. We told them George Jefferson demands an tragic, but the child himself Is limitations, you encourage the truth immediately, and explanation when he discovers false bones and nnvev t II W U &UVU7 UUU IIU l they loved him from the day Archie has paid him with a pho. don't his birth. He is as much a ny S2O bill. they first saw accept or love him, loving member of our family I cannot imagine life 8:00 About a third of all Down's as our other children, so do 10 (4) THE MISADVENTURES without Jimmy. He Is the send a card, or note, or a little children are born with heart OF SHERIFF LOBO Lobo, gift to acknowledge his birth, defects. Our Jimmy required sunshine of our lives, to quality for a state People don't mean to be Here are a few suggestions open-heart surgery, He grant on the bails of a crime tha t will help you feel more survived the operation and Is Insensitive or cruel-they Just wave, is delighted when a -comfortable when talking to much Improved. We thank don't know how to handle the motorcycle gang invade* Orly. new parents of a Down's God for that, so please don't birth of an exceptional child. (3) Q THE WHITE SHADOW I know this Is much too long Salami is kicked off the basket"baby: say It might have been a for your column, Abby, but bail turn after falling a t-it. Please don't ask If "in- "blessing" had he died. And L 0 HAPPY DAYS After sanity" runs In the family. don't express surprise that please print as much of It as being chosen "man of the Down's Syndrome Is a they "would 'bother" to possible. you will be doing a yes,," Howard, with a crew of tremendous service to reporters, arrives home to find chromosome defect, and is operate on such a child. n.any. Marion and Joanie testing wine rarely hereditary. Fur. Please believe the parents many. MOTHER: sauce and discussing men. thermore, Down's child Is when they say that their tn :tci nu now-wepuaft LV %' retarted, which Is vastly special child Is a very (000) NOVA "The Elusive different from Insane, DEAR MON: Your letter Illness" The' extraordinary worthwhile little person, and Don't heatitate to ask how they are actually glad to have (Wed an entire column. But It series of events and the incred'he is getting along. Some him. While Down's Syndrome was well worth the space. I ibis strokes of luck that have :people avow rnenUoniijie isnothlnitowilhfor,ltcanbe kn.whspesk for many wheel led to breakthroughs in treat. log the debilitating disease -,ddW (a Ifilwo he ) accepted, nd is not nearly as Bay "Ik yss" fair CONFIDENTIAL TO "THIRTEEN AND SCARED Eli Thesimm. aftwealmomaw TODEATHOFMYSTEP. DAD': or Therelsatsllfree , COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE Hepatitis B are examined 'The Great ij[) (17) MOVIE Robbery' (1969) Zero Mostel, Kim Novak A bank is besieged b gaiiy of wouta-be robbers. I 'rtjsy1 MARTIN -GISSON - GUILD - YAMAHA, ETC. OVER 100 NEW & USED BARGAINS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Mary Halley from Melbourne, from left, an editor of The Florida Clubwoman, installed the following officers of the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford: Nancy Julian. TONIGHT'S TV _ LACKEY'S $500 Stlmi,lt. GrOwth 00 ADVERTISINÔ' Styling Salon 011 S. FRENCH AVE. $15 Shear flnllnki PH. 322.76$4 SCALP TREATMENT LU)0 I zoin COLD WAVE Rig. $20 KINGS OF HAIR I \== Bunny May. Is Now AMimbor Of Our Staff SPECIAL V O [PLAZA III 1Ifs* too. jrIII PIS - NU SOOGI :_.. .. .. t' 'I )'IWIUI1, UIII Ufi Ilt,flUIII ••_. ('irpci ilIJ skry protection. ('all dtlaili. We Future Genuine us LJp1114. for lull s..An. a Him 'GeU mflsd? Whither a to ad ekweb wud* or AKde ya want SNIVID EVERY W(ONI5DAY$..a.4PA. a eva-thing M94490 sIthgmf ZR faipti £ Upbuhtuy ProtectioN FREE ESTIMATES CO anytime c.reueay, get "is, to tw'e new be. Han. a Lovely Weddlag.' MINUS 4 An I 46 3a.4lIS ____ , (2$ cuts) seHáUreued eaveispe to Abby: 112 Ly Di'he, Beverly His, Cdt 99$ Islill ONLY aflhlIe Till. ONLY CARLOAD Nil FYRE tin r0(HA JIIM •., ew "f !r L . • .... •' 1 .,' .. :..,... .'- .4 • .. - . . �LI .4' * '-' .. , - -C' . 28— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tussd.y, JIfl. 15, iflO Legal Notice Mrs. Carter At King Service.... I Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURi FOR That Portion of property lying SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA within the area known PROJATI DIVISION Cpiuluota, described as follo*'i: FILE NUMBER The north part of the bid of Lake DIVISION Cafhifin Ifl P4OFth ChuIuota ui u WILLIAMSp the unplatted shoreline lying MATTIE ESTATE between Lake Drive and Lake Cathirine, and the bid at Spring NOTICE TOCREDITORS Lake and the Unpiatted portion TO ALL Spring Lake Shore line in North CLAIMS PERSONS HAVING OR Chutuota and 3rd Thiet Wilt °' AGAiNST THE ABOVEDEMANDS ESTATE: west lot line of Lot? extended In Within threi months from the Block 22. North Chuluota, less time of the first publication of this beginning It the Southeast Corner notice you are rqulred to f lie with OlLOt3.BloCk2LnJflwesteqiy the clerk of the Circuit Court of soumwesterlyang lot lines tothi SominoleCounty, Florida, Probate southwest corner of Lot 5, Block Division, the address of which is ATLANTA (UPI) - First Lady Rosajyon Carte w o alsoschedule(Iwltharally on the capitoig iimivf attend an ecumenical service today for the 51st birthday ob. a measure designatIng Jan. 15, KIng's birthday, as a state aridservance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at the Ebenezer national holiday. Baptist Churth where the slain civil rights leader preache(j, Mrs. Parks, who received her award Monday, called for Mrs. Carter, an envoy of Pr ident Carter, attended the King King's nonviolent approach as a way to settle International celeationlastyearalonthherhndwhowasaded difficulties, the 1979 Martin Luther King Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prize. This "It is my hope that in these times world leaders wilJ reflect year the award went to Rosa Parks whose refusal to give' up on Dr. King's beliefs and resolve theirdifferences through nonher seat aboard a Montgomery, Ala. bus in the mid l95 violent means," said the one.tlme seamtress whose arrest in launched the civil rights movement. Montgomery, Ala. after she refused to give up her bus seat to tee was to deliver the keynote address, King's widow, Coretta Scott King, planned to join her family paign for black civil rights. Former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young, the for an early morning wreath.iaylng ceremony at the gravesite principal speaker at the awards ceremony, outlined advances which lies adjacent to the church and across from the Martin in civil rightS, praising Carter in particular for appointments Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change, which Mrs. King of blacks to federal posts. founded and beads, , "Willie we still have a long way to go we have not been An afternoon march from Ebenezer to the State Capitol was standing still for 12 years," Young said, CLASSIFIED ADS ATLANTA (UP!) - A black aide to Sen. Edward M. Ken. mendousdisliiusionment"towardcayteramong blackaduring nedy, D.Mass,, charged Monday blacks are generally his campaign travels, disillusioned by President Carter and early support for Carter Vowing that Kennedy will not "write off" President Carter's by black leaders was due to his incumbency. FormerUrbanLaguevIceprldentRon&owfl,depo1y chairrnan of the Kennedy presidential campaign, said many issues, black leaders, auth as Coretta Scott King and the Rev. Andrew Brown said Carter could not draw the 93 percent support he Young, have backed Carter "because of his incumbency." He had among blacks in 1976, and that Kennedy would be a said some others, including mayors of largely black cities, fear stronger candidate. the administration might withhold federal projects If, they "The rumors that the Kenrdy campaign is willing to write come out for Kennedy. off Georgia are far from true," said Brown. "I know It's dl!. "I'm sure they really would like to see Teddy Kennedy In the ficult for many Georgians to desert a native son, but I think White House," said Brown, "But they're quite hesitant about- that when they look at the record over the past several years, jumping ship," they have no choice but to desert him, Brown, in Atlanta for the 51st birthday observance of the late Brown said "a lack of leadership in the White House" has Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., said he has discovered "tre- maci. Carter vulnerable to Kennedy's attacks. Orlando - Winter Park . Seminole 8319993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1 RATES - .44C line flc a line 3k a line itime 3 consecutive times 7conwcutivetimes 8:00 AM. - 5:30 - P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon Sunday - Noon Friday --_____ - ______ fltd FACTORY— Watihouse help needed, chance for ad. vancement, mature local resident preferred, benefits, BR, lB Condo, kit. eqpt., $275 mo. 1st, last + $150 Sec. Riggs Realty, REALTORS. 3227972. _____________________— n-iioi. _________________________ 31 MA1D -cieanonceaweek,sm townhouse Park Ave., Only 1 occupant, nicely kept, must have own trans., 323-0106. — • . rtments Furnished - MIS REALTOR - 323.4061 oreves. 323-0517 - I - ' PROJECT STENSTROE1 - - _______ - LOVELY I 3 BR, 18 home in DeBary in quiet neighbor. hoodl Lg. lot with extras. Must - ._ hospitalized last year for attempting to get Watkins and began arguing with him. through 23, Block 4j day ii January, AD., 1050, in the Cornet' of lOth& French in business it SIC South - Lots) , BlOck County Commissioners' MJatIII. "Your Future Our Concern" "He had a bitch his proUem Is with Wymore, Maitiand, FlorIda, 1), — Block 43; LoIs 1 through 16, Rosin in the Courtheuw at $1. ServlceagentintheDenverbureau,thenwu - former presidents and t e president," SemInole County, Florida under Ilock4l: Lots lflwouptS, Block lord, $IffllflhI Ceunty, p11114s, * * ** * * * * * * * * * ?NEEDCt$H? the fictitious name of PARTS C:LON6 killed In an exchange of gunfire. Weaver said. "He told us he had COII* 10 1' UNLIMITED, IIrou,II9,BI0CIIIN,LO1s pursuant to Pdtttion mo NOtice Use Your Home As Security INC., and that I • ougb 13, 'lock *, i.oi i heretofore ilvep, Pallid and Agent Stuart Parison Watkins, 39, a nine- ,offlce to register a complaint and that he was Intend to register said name with Cooks, P'T, isp, only In fig Cmii Us For Terms adopted a Resolution closing, BOCk yea' veteran, died Monday night while Un. armed." the Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court, S Block Si; otnlng. Particular Interest In Towor Financial Srv, Vacating and abandonIng-, Lois I through dlfwtsr.11fle cook. Call Mrs. o, Seminole County, Florida In ac. Block -U, 140524I246, dergoing surgery at Denver . General Weaver said he was sitting in an office MIt cordancs LoIs ) tfwough 6, Sioc$ rinsUidk and disctalmin P"V '454453. Deltona Inn. with the provIsions lithe 53, LoIs S and aN right SI through 4, the Doctorisaid mole than half his doorwhenheheprdthegwss)s(j. 5 Ciunty of NO BROKERAGE 5; Hospital, FlctitlouaNameStatutes.To.WIt: I through 16. Block Us Lot i $efIIkWleifldfttepubIIcinand?o liver was deatroyed and both large and small * * * * FEES "I was reading a memo from our assistant Section NL0° Florid. Statutes ft.gh S and * * * * * *-; Lois Ithrough 15, liii following described rights-Of. üIteltineLWere badly d&rnaged. director that brought to the attentlofl ci all woy, to-wit: ,,ve. , SIOA Sig Harriet Elizabeth Stone SIC1Iy*y ---j----The P11it, Identified u JISISpII Hugh agents the number of increased auIta on Publish That pertlon of SurtIllAvonu. i 5$, 'lock January I, 15,22,19,1110 t,wop 31, BlOck N; Lets I lyl,i botwion Let 13, Block A, and Ryan, 31 Lakewood, Cole., died ci InUltipI. all federal agents," he said. AcCUrate typIng, 1 gal offIce, DER.1I 'l 1t 01 Loislthrsvpk 1et Adds. receivable & gunshot wOunda Monday afternoon at Denver SIIIIMd. "I wasan th. second paragraph when the springs, Land I. Block 45: Lois 1 ewoul Tract 45, t Payibie Sanford GracIo living. Nm, iItP. txc. psy. .G.nersl Ho*taL, NOTICE UNDER Block Ut $.sts 1,3,15,16, 'lock 72; BOok 4, P 3$, PUblIC NOC,I'* of goiiklamnsd shooting st0°' wIe monthly rates, utilitieS FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Lots I, Im14, Block 73; Lots I SemII "Who the hell- knows what was going inquire s. ooit "The man was highly Irate and Volatile, By lbs Board ci cotawy Cern. tllFrenchaua NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN thruugh4,'lock7l; Lots Ithrough Uwovgh his mind? H. Is a paranoid," said The ag approached him carefully, but th. that the underligned. desirIng t 23, Block 71; LoIs 1 through 16. Of Cornsroi iom & 151-410 up. Pool. AduIis Glen Weaver, Secret Service agentth.cherps subject pulled a weapon from under his coil. engage In business under the Block 53; Lots 1 through $0, Block iortea. this Slit day of Janua,, on Lake Ada. Just So. of "Vow Future Or Concern" , fictltleus In.. name of the Denver office, "We're still trying to and fired at very do.. range,' Weaver of AUXCO at 14;LOIslthfOUghi$5,SiockI$, (SEAL) Airport Blvd. on 17.93 in said, number Suite 433, Cranes Roost Lots 1,2, and 16, Block $4; Lois I ************ piece It together." Sanford, Call 333.5470 He said Watkins had turned to walk away Office Park. In lbs City 01 and 15, Block L_____ BOARDOF COUNTY CON. accerding to Manlier's Viliag. Weaver said Ryan had been committed to wh the MISSIONUS Altamoide SprIngs, Florida, In. plot Of North CIIWIUSSL t hellowsoceed bullets f4 fr Hairdresser Wstftd, Willing OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, resister 11,1 saId name 3, Page 51-0° Public Records St. Pikahith Hospital In Wuhlngtim, D,C., a .41.calib,r automatic______ rh S hf's. per day, 1 days a hIt 1dm In the skis. tends toClerk FLORIDA of the Circuit court leininsis Ceuiity, Florida, week. 333.5634 or 323.1426 last )W aftør appearing at the northwest Weaveruldanoth.rag-'t,whombswoujd of $ömkiole County, Fioridi. BY: Arthur H. BeckwfWi, Jr. Lots ilffirsugl, 16. Block I: LoIs 1 (eye). NOTICE gate of the Whit. House demanding to see not Idsidify, fired five sho(s.at Ryan. Dated at Altamonte Sprilies. *rsvi *3 BIeckt, 111W Blocks ClERK Publish: FlorIda, this 17th 11 1605 Prealdent ter, day of Olcern. and ____________________________ 4, $.els I thrOugh 6, Block Watkins, who was hued br qssiy AVON 1: 011.37 __ I,,, t.s 1 Ilweijgh $3, PIeckö, DISABLED _______________________ lie apsw.d pt the Secret Service office FIGHT INFLATION about nIne years ago In Salt LIII. aty, bad AUXTON COMPUTER IN. l$weui 11, Blsck7,lIftu..v AMERICAN SeN Avon. lnSseioursernin. . NOTICIOP (ondy afternoon, telling employees In Uie - booms In Dinwr Ioiw years. He Is aa'vlvsd by TUPRi$E$, TIO1' 4, BlockS; LOI$SffirsiJghil, Block For VETERANS e. Tanosap INCORPORATED reception ares that he wanted to file a his wife : LuIs 1 threugb 4. Block 14: *_ - COUNTRY LIViNG! 4 BR,2B home In Osteenl S acre mnI. farm, above ground pool, barn & lots morel BPP WAR RANT. ED! Enloy for $64,900. Call 123-2222 for info. - JUSTFORYOU!48R,IBhome In Tee.in.Green with new CH. A, carp. & morel Spacious rms, Fla. rm,, 5, freshly painted I BPP WAR RANTED. Yours for $41,900. ____________ _________________ * - _______ 0, . ANVIl ME ____ Multiple Listing Service - 2565 - REALTORS ' PAR K - ' Branch Off lee - R.mov.s LifisSupport From S.nll. Patlnt ,,, - , '.-r Lots $$g Lois I , 'l5 1W.44$1or444319, NOTICE IS HERESY OlVIJI. I11mMamleDinok.ffi.h,W - Cowt - Ijb Mary nice bId site. 99* 146. ''°°°. - - _____ - a... - ___ - . . ' Lilasewaptloni SR,1R, C H&A, ,sc porch, carport. $29,100. - - - ____ - .- - - - - ____ _____ ____ ____ ___ ______ hiátege, rather than _____ ______ ___ - - - -. - ______ _____ ' - _____ -. - - ____ ' '- __ - ________ - ___ - - ___ - - - __ - CORRESPONDENTS, ' ___ - - - - ____ ___ ____ ___ - ___ - -- _____ - __ _____ __ - - __ - - ___ ___ __ - - 'INC. 1ALTO1S ________________________ p4523or33$.ølleves. - - -- ____ - ____ - - ____ -- - _______ - ____ - - - . ____ ____ _____ ____ _____ ' -' - - ____ ___ - - -- ,' -- - . - ' . - - ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ • - - _ ________________ _ g _____________________________________ ___ - IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuya nev car, see today's Classified adt for best buys. 43—Lots-ACreage - Lk.SyIyanarea,Sacres.$77,. Other parcels avail. W, Maliczowskl, REALTOR 32?7953. - MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM L...SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 372-261% or 531093 aIrienip AdVisor tee, , DON'T Miss TH1SONII 3cr 401, C-Ha. Ildit' 7 story iwme. Co.npfrlQ. redone w lush carPp%" & paneiNo. of5 more. ,Il go FHA or VA. 142.110 I acre lots on paved rd. Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. Oste.n. S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva, 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. leg. Easy to buy s3$,n.. f BR; 1½ B, 2 story charmer, Real EP, Snlord City, has evirythingi OwoerwillheIdmort,Num,. One Property Place Inc. s. 3901, - _. ________________ __ '72 Cadillac, $400 See at 402 Willow Ave 327 3112 '79 FORD Super Van Exc.cond.lowmi, 3220791 Fairmont S W. all options, cxc cond. $1,600. May trade. 322 0095. _______________________ 76 -Auto Parts '73 Ponti,ic C'r.IndviIlc.2c,r auto., V 8, AC. AM FM. loaded, sh.Irp 373 7378 or 322 7088. ________ _____ ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa. 32771 ____________________________ ----- 58-BIcycles ------ _________________ Will buy iunk Auto Batteries, Best Price. Battery Shop 107 W.27th St. 323 9)11 _-- Bicycles for all thefamlly.$lOup, Call 323-3560or 1715W. 2nd St. ______________________ - Boat Trailer 5. kicker, $450; ice maker, restaurant Garland stove; other restaurant eqpt. 332-5366 aft 3 p.m. I __ b full size baby bed w-mattress, $?S;Oakpoi'chrockers $2995 metal office dciii, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323. 095$. GOLF COURSE LOT WITH TERRIFIC VIEW OVER, LOOKING SMALL POND. $20000 bidding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Nell's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.97, So. of Sanford. 323-5721. ISACRES HEAVILY WOODED, ROAD FRONTAGE, LANGE STAND OF CYPRESS, VOLUSIACOUNTY. $100 PER ACRE. TERMS. Like new, avocado 7 pc. dinette -2439S,MyrlleA.'e. Orlando 321ISJ7 - 11_LiJi1 - Appllanc.Papalr ' ___________________________ 65'PetsSUPPIieS - 47—aI Eststo set, $75; Rust sleeper sofa, $50. Room-size carpet, like new, $35. 377. 1466. _______ ________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 68—VVanledlo Buy --_--_- WE BUY USED FURNITURES. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- 1Mm, quality operation niture Salvage. 327-5721. _______________________ — ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Syrs.exp. Patios, Driveways M'EINTZER TILE etc. Wayne Beal. 377-1371 New or repair, leaky showers specialty, 2S -yrs. Exp, 169-5562, _____________________ ______________________ -- Used,anycondition444-5126 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 333.0707 .1 - - j We buy equity In houses, apIs. & vacant land. Lucky Investments, P.O. Sex 19. Sanford 123.5307. CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPiNG FREE ESTIMATES 373-7907 Il. -' Llqht Ilauling __________________________ -_____________ )ywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaIred, Res, & Comm. Remodel I Additions. Call 131S3Oor 5630135 Yard Debris, Trash Appliances 1. MIsc. _I__ OrooINngaBo.,mng (LOCAL) 319 3371 -_ Painting Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels, Thermo. stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes, We cater to your pet. 322 5133 ________________ - Housewives cleaning iervlce Personalized, fast, dependable Regularorltimebasls wash wIndob1I 61L5194 ___ ______ HomII COURT CUSTOMScOIIST. custom disign homes, remoeê. ___________________ Carpentry, Painting, Mamnt, ci all typ. Lic. Bonded 213403$ InWred 534.539, CUSTOM HOMES BWL.T REMODELING &ggpAl, 5.0. BALINT 333.$465 Home Repair 349.5 259 - Did Tabby havealittle of kittn57 Sell them with a fast-action Classified Ad. Call 332-7611 or 531-9993. - Wi. .. Quality workmanship. No iob too small or big, Interior or cx tenor. Pressure cleaning. 322 0071. H's,CIsaning Complete Mobile Lot or Acreage wanted For mobile nome 3220216 L.a1&Larulscaping - essmakina - I Ii - Home repairs, paneling, roof 8, carp repairs, remodeling. All work guam Free t'st .131 8165 ,,S1IE.IstSt.,322.5742 ____________________________ 0 i*ad HomeRepsir formerly Harrleft's Beauty Nook - RefrIg. R5poAMANA 17 cult. $oi ojiglnally $511. now $246 or 531 mo_ Aoent339I3$. - ' I I Carpentry. Painting. Roofing, 3, Gen. Repairs. Licensed 8. I Bonded. Free Estimates 37) 6035 after 3 p.m. BsyCar, Used full size hotelmotel bed ding. Very clean, $11.95 ea. pc. Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-fl, Si.' of Sanford. 333.1721. '0 __________________________ Consolidated Main. Systems Major appI.,, all brands, C NSA Freeest.,guar. 339 1198 Cock-a-poo, 3 mos, old, housebroken, $30 or best offer, 3235574 -- __________________ Homelmprovements __________________________ - I ' ' 1' _____________________ - FILLDIRTITOP$OIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & HIrt 323-7510 - w 2benches, 530; '76AMC Pacer Air, Stick. 6cyl, hatch bk. $7100 373 3972 :i1'1;ui •I - UACRES LAKE FRONT, TALL TREES, GREAT ACCESS, V,SIOPERACRE. Sanford 32)0610 I - Guitars, amplifiers 5. drums. Clearance sale save up to $300. Bob Balls Discount MusIc Center, 2203 French Ave. 327-7255. __________ ____________________________ 62---Lawn.rden FURNITURE ITHINGS Buy I. Sell NewS. Used Furniture 500$. Sanfurd 593 off of total inventory of brand ½ 'w Interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or SEIGLER REALTY - _____________ 59—Musical tlerchandise _______________________________________________________ - - . l3-A—Vans 55Bts & Accories Chips for sale $4 yd. U-Haul 3320791 Relrlg., GE, 2dr., wh,, looks 8. runs griod, ISO. Panasonic S track port. car stereo tape player, AM-FM, speakers, home use power supply cabinet, $75. 323-0106. '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 834 Q5 (Dealer) NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll STOPANOTHINKA MINUTE. If Classilied Ads didn't find him listed In our Business work. there wouldn't be any. Directory. ______ --______ __________ MORRIS Sr. by-Side STATE Broker Sideplcnic table, BROKER 323 5374 _.- - _______________________________ -- 290N.17-17,Casselbsrry,FI. ____________________ ss.uo. Eve. 142266' CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR,332 700 Inc., lult.rs i35', 5. French (Il-fl) SanfOrd- - 2009 Adams Ave. Ttiurs,.Fri.9-5 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311 31SF. First st 327 5627 __________ S ACRES WEST SANFORD, NEAR UPSALA KOAD. PIE Ft'S FILL. $10,900 TERMS rho Real Estate Agency - - , (Di. ___ - 54—Garage Sale Carport Sale tIm Sleeper Couch, C.rn Vinyl Recliner, $75 322-54)1,332-1257 ___________________________ Pioneer acres. Hew out your own homestead, 10 acres or more, low down payment. Osteen. We buy your siuitr, dose In 34 Iirs AWARDREALTY.INC. __ - - Reese hitch, air, awning, fully self cont. 321 0025. $6,500 or bC't offer. . -------------_- _____________ REALTY WORLD. REALTOR MI.S lv,3*3-In. - the reserved price. Call 904 755 $311 for further details. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 te 197$ Coachman Deluxe. 25' w Agent 3395356' - . ' Army BootssIl.99pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 372-5791 - - - Florida's prettiest camp grounds, Twelve Oaks Camp ground. Fnoy your winter here in class $11,000 323 6373 -- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, I miIC Wt-St 01 Spet-dW.iy. Datona Beach. will hold a pobItt AUTO AUCTION ve'rv Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. it's. the only one in Florida. You set - TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orlg 5492.73 bai. $113.16 or $17 mo - - AIRSTREAM EXCELLA 1973, 31', set up on lot in one of - . - - I --- 373 1731 .____ 5O—Miscellaneous for Sale - I ACRE ZONED MOBILE 51—Household Goods HOME. WHISPERI.NG !INEI WALKING DIS. --lANCE TO BIG LAKE wnybuyused3Newbrandname box springs 5. mattresses at 70 GEORGE. 54.500. pcI, above dealers cost. Twin, OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED, full sl:e,queen& king. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th SI, 323. READY TO BUILD IN NICER 0911. AREA. $1,500. '4 YEARS YOUNG unusual Spanish, wcathedral ceiling & FP,31R 1 B,CH&Acndbllof wabove pround pool, This Is an excellent home for a iroeting lamfty wpleiwy of rm eIr for expaIon In an excellent _________________ _____________ area- $3410. ___ - ----- HERB'S TV , $, . PORIISTGRIINI ___ ya.. _______ - It's lhkpannies from heaven when you sail "Don't Needs" with a - - ', - lot on lovely 5110W $51,510. AI. logs., new 3story, all cedar contemporary, facing ake, tiu,e trees, i 1g. SRI, master walk.in closets, 2, S stone FP, loft lam. rm., sit.in kit, with microwave center. Seller will carry mortgage. Call to so.. 595,050. - - -- ___ - _ - - wia ' * - -. - - * RATEMAN- REALTY log.Real Eatate SroIr 2640 SanterdAys. - ----------- -- ______- LOWMORTGAGE 4 BR,.i',', B brick home w-brand new carpellng & paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. terms! $29,100. - ---- 2S975 SanfordAve. FURNITURE-BEDDING, Wholesale toall. Orlando whole. HEAT a. AIR, LIKE NEW ON sale Furn. 7500 Industrial Blvd., 100x 150 CANAL FRONT LOT Orlando, AT BIG BEAR LAKE, OCALA -FOREST. $15,900. SEIGLER Tomorrow may be thectay you sell REALTY, BROKER. 371-0610. that roll-a-way bed you've nowhere to roll away . If you ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT p11ccaClassifiedAdtoday. or,beautiful 1 yr. old Double wide w2 huge bdrms, 2 baths. Beds, Dbf. motel box springs & Cm HA a. eat.In kitchen. 575. mattresses, $30 set. Sanford mo. lot rental. Call fowl Auction, 1215 S French. 323 520,500. Harold Hall Realty, 7310 Inc., 373-5774. - ___ - 75Recrtjl Vehicles- Why pay more? I7x60 FURNISHED, CENTRAL When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. FOR THE INTERIOR DECOR. CharmIng SsnIsk 2 ATOR story 3 Bdrm 2- Bath. Fireplace, large Iris shaded - _____ -- todayandyo'JrClasSIlledAd will appear here tomorrow. - PU.. dual 1713. _______________________ - - - -80—Autos for Sale ._____________________________ _ ______ ton - with 135 gal tank & 5th whe'eI. atso 3.1' trailer 323-1131 or 372 EVERY DAY someone Is lookIng for What you have to sell. Call Pr, 377033' 323 .1100 ----------------'77 Dodge, I _______ BARGAIN TV'S Igaqe Investment. 1101 E. Robinson. Orlando, 177 7976. - - Whatever the occasion, there isa classified ad to solve it. Try one Eves.372-0612,322.1517 307E.SthSt. NESTLED AMONG TREES, custoinbuitl3Bdrrn 2 Bath home with beautifully land. scap.d lawn. fIreplace, abundance of storage, double garage with garden utility area.) year warranty. 5*S.45p. Cøsntryblknlc,&cIean3 BR IL SC perch, fenced back. k)wner holding. Low dwn PsVnhInts, less than rent - - Orlando 327 1577 323.7132 - - , - 323.2222 - a.. Presidant IIiroisgh I?, 'lIck $3g .$ '*****C****-rJoist I. Francis, -. NWy.17.fl:. *rough4, block 1$; Lois ltlwoug ,I11IILUIJL$ • 1115 filed __ - Secretary 1a 7, uSa Ida Lots 1 through 4 sold cert$loIe, tifICetis SOOKKIUPS. SICISTA$y ior a ep PublIsh January IS, 23, 0, and .Id, $hek IL lemidlag to file be loaued tharsim. The cortlilcelo opi (UP!) m. MaIette Febuiny S 1110 —. With frestmsnt, 1w could live iç te fl ReOtot Of the Part She Tepaslis numbaui and vows Of 'ic., - MCGjte typin. DIR.,, Real Estate or COlilt. Siema Court has onleradan end to life. years, tisy have said. Of Neilti CiwluWa, P10, ISIS 13. She di3$r*ian 111110 FSiaily, MeetIngs - background, but not astelidng dialysis treatments for- a anile otic -'I.--, The kWem. Court justicli, widle NOTiCE IISIS3OI$$T*L -. Seminole Ceunty, Florido. isliflul $ 155541$: nt termlbally jfl nwsi _ng S___________________________________ ine $LISEI, çogProbate Court Mliii th Lois 1through 1auI IS t*es5 14, • CeiIWlceb P, III 1 .t * saying he rcbshy would malt. the sans would have rejected dllysis, disputed NOTICE isharshy gIves that the Block 42; LoIs 1 through S Block MA SMPLOyipiy Year of INvanco 1117 Boei'dif • lit Fic Aye. — , dielce hiniMif It be wiutae4 Ids 111l.i. W-.cowVs to grast hi (aIsIly's $sminsloCouney, Flirtda.. shall 01 C*isroi 95th 4, French 0& ssesnu. FISt Slab Ii, pge conditlen. PO .t.. 95 A.M. or as Seen 0° 1111'I$t - request te discos ______ the tmNt 4, PublIc a.c.m 11 Seminole Name Si which rIISUW Maitle Ear1r711p.m. lbvogfler, on She INi dap, el •. wSi . ____________ .w, 7s, February, In., cossldsr the f************ pig (7y p 4SISokASI1ou$IL AdelMrsa.,in,h, certeim bir h"+')d "WSIId d= te á." ideptisu Of *5 fliloWlil Oi Shock ---m C: LOt I nd 14111151gb Sly 11 Silo. IIt lbs whiob is .upitl.d to ofntt tuber blsc11 Ma Lets -1 and * 1*5 A: Pioride. Old U 5MW tiSt YOU? PART-TIME "11 ORDINANCE lILA$al.- LeSs nd2. I*5IJ LoIS l$agew$s 1n, bohr. utrg ctob a' S Itizetion CIII iiil1ái 111- IMloIS suck certificate or TO THE UNINCORPORATID ISwe * Sloe -. Mf appear In Is listing sadi Md1w Pa acw'dhw So S'lcat- shell he ridseixid- ac r1g's .RQPrt,uidthSNgh ARRA$ OF SEMINOLE. COU*. She WIJs,pe for otiy ss.a per ethit Iburedey the family and the i$. TV, AMENDING SECTiON 401" Slab fl Peese $4 end IL Pi*Nc clrelogto Sew INS ___ ii. — '(t ______ WANTED santsedin each ceiIINc.Is er week? This Is an Idoil 01015*11CC NO, 7944, TO COC. Racem Isild - ot seminole Cogpty, csrtlkefos will be loin to the To vii, nowe _I to_ '. ___ IECi LEGAL D1KkIom way so lisiorm ass puhic k'MIIIM( bsces "th.'V. S01 biSur at She ce hause hi faihor'. chjubt$ IW from LONO*000 , SAN. dadflvj WITNI N THE CNULUOT* Lois landS. BlockS, Lot I, *ok daw on She 95511 ley Of Peblvsry, g who 5M i" STREET LIØITIN DISTRICT, C, ws.L FORp WINTE spRios, ____ ___ to INS P* 45- 1*01 11:10AM, ____ ___ PROVIDING P00 CAIICELUISI Ch'ij$te, P555BOok 7. BERRY w Fogs 5*, - ISNd*15 lINdsy.W '=:y, tusinr by If VOW ck or THE 1114 TA* $IU.$.P0i Ii. PeNile Pgw* 11 _____ riád$Iyte RQNIOUILY-l*5.UND semtsele In.. ME IZII aiM I. So he no,, PW. (SEAL) di iMid. TTSM AND UMPLATTID (SIAll rn.seflws cernmimlly io be lirciudgal hi tNs listhig -- I t_, *1tber $4. Set* Jr -. arnaisi in a c*imn Si The H. call: .,W, Jt$Id In ad,ho 's9I4I cii VIDINS PSI IIVUAIIUTY, C WINe Isv Iveoles Harold, etc wm se eviam cas lbs Judices buys Circuit Court isg .. . ENCLUThIN FITNI 11M4 taSh wISh yp. Cp Cemm'-u'u-tus lbs cierts — *relatives hove ' Ia*r1, MOLE COUNTY COOL AND AN Celitart: trnInehe County, Pleride Sy: Cheryl Ore' EFFECTIVE DATE. gJ(4iiwlij*5prIJ'slcdgy aUthsultytompbsd.crog. rirLi B: .lo4es$foe,pciy Clerk CI.AUIFIED DORIs DIITRICH * a IliPilili lad Mid he would die' - IrMiuildut (om 14'lMly InriupsIset, We.' 5id dld DePuIv Clerk PublIshJauary i an • - DEPARTMENT. foIlowLa. dUcrlbed sill -11 Ihiieuury 1 1050 Mi I11'liiit&. I**Ndisi.wer.etapp.t . P*wary L I1 --SemkIOleCsiWV.flUrNo: 3fl.11 _,y DII.. , 011.42 - - -- - also make Real CitiSte Business 10Cn$. Florida Morj GENEVA Countryhome,4BR2B, l'-- acres,SSS,000. AFFORDABLE LIViNG 3 Bdrm 1, Oath, 4 years old, at end of quiet, well kept street, Fenced back yard with utility shed. I year warranty, $39,100. January I denlial Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's 'Auction. 373 5620 high asan elephant's eye. Place a classified ad. and glie the money in your walletl Will buy 1st 8. 2nd mortgages. We GREGORY MOBILE HOMES MULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR GOLFER'S SPECIAL — Newly decorated 3 Bdrm home on guiet Street. FamIly Pm arid Florida Pm is an extra bonus in this cious home. One acre plus. I year warranty. $61,500. 72—Auction _________________________ Dan'? pile no longer needed items ------------ -- ao3Orlandoor. 323-5200 VAIFHAF1n.n.ing H. Ernest 322-0231 2544 S. French Ave. 322.0779, 3335353, 372.3772 32 2420 - and two ions. see our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front 5. rear BR's, HAL COIJUT REALTY Inc. REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - -.--- &SokI Ray.BartRealty,Inc. Reg, Real Estate Broker 3 BR, 18,1g. lot, CH.A, carp,, itt. Uar., well with underground system. Chain.ilnked back yd with 16132 icr. swim. poof Must see to appreciate. Brokers Protected. 332.7w Nite or Day. ALL FLORIDA Sanford's Sales Leader . - - LISTNOWI Call Walt Cappel 373-6400 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 6713005 Le$ush.lpyousellorbuyyour property. 78 Dodge Power Wagon. i drive, auto, AC. PS. PB, go (and $1000 & take over payments 373 0389 ,tft .1 30 I ------ - - - ----- - - utility tr,IIt'r for Salt- ten MILLERS 2ól9OrlandoDr , p., "Tastes like chicken messerole to mel" _________________________ 42—Mobile Hones 47.A—?tortgages Bought - NO QUALIFYING-- 3'BP home. New C.H&A 8. carpet. Owner will finance w substantial down. $33 332-7257 _________________________ For Sale by owner, 4 BR 2 B, great rm, calm kit, DR, Fl rm. Mayfair area, high SO's. After 5, 333-5512. 3-1 clean 4. (urn, gas heat, carpeting. Inside utility rm., kit floor. Priced at only $76,950. - - cii,,,,,, ... ,,, .., - REALTORS 2?IpjsnfordAve. 322.7972 79—Trucks-Trailers t,qore) for cash at rate of $175 for each cents 831 8319 _____________________________ __ ______________________ - . GoodusedTV's,$2S&up - Quj 322.9283 $37,750. - -_ Trade Private party will fill up your gas tank in your neighborhood for $1.00 In silver coins. Will also buy silver coins (1964 or 53—TV.Radio-Stereo 15*001 Lakefront living is avail. In this elegant 3 BR, 40 home,. Situated on 4", acres complete w.1BR, lB guest cottage. Won't last long at $92,000. - 70—Swap & ______________________________ . lots of shade trees. Only $29,900. JUST LISTEDI2BR, lBhomeln CC. Manor, CII, Din, area, coy. Eli rm., 600' garden rm. & new carp, Furn. tool BPP WARRAP4ThD. Just $43,000. cars,trucks& heavyequlpment, 377 - 5990 •. 4 pct. Interest to Qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down p4ymenls. pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for $55,900. VA.FHA terms avail. able. - FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur-- Model 99, console, S attachments, $75. Call 332-3711 — Spacious 3 BR, 20 luxury home, Top Dollar Paid for junk & used njture, 205 E 2Sth St 373 0951. 8386 _______________________________ Singer Elec. Sewing machine. 1 BROKER ' Parts, uSel. Still in war'ranty Oriijinally $619, assume pay ments of $21 mo Agent 339 _,,. - --' MICROWAVE __- - - Push buttnn controls, has caro SEIGLER REALTY REALTOR 332-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SEP VICE Eves. 349-5i00 322.1959 - - APPLIANCES 8. PLUMBING 373 0697 ,, EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH DELUX POOL WITH PRIVACY. $59,900. STEMPER AGENCY - I NEW PAINT, PANELING 8. CARPETS. SUPER NICE. $29,500. IOISI1'$ IALTY -- I Service Used Machines IOONFY APPLIANCES 1 3 BEDROOM, 1', BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN. ZONEDMULTI UNIT. $2$,S00. Phone3fl.7U1,$anford - - '4 107 W. Commercial - - IEAUTY AIR 8. HEAT, ON CORNER 54 ACRES. OVER 100' ROAD furnace & range. Fenced rear yd., COnvenient location, LR a. Eli. rm,, w-w carp., $29,000. - - ' 3 fIR, 1'/7 B, economical gas wall W.GarnettWhlte Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. . 4. 1890's VICTORIAN ON CORNER LOT, NEEDS RESTORING, CAPTAIN'S LANDING VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $35,000 TERMS. $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. - KENMORE WASHER ' $39,500. if - ACKIIIIE 3227480 Shocks 54 95- Heavy Duty $695 New Batteries $2995 2113 French Ave S,infrd _______________________________ 77—Junk Cars Removed Antiques, modern furniture Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs. _______________________________ Diamonds. Bridges Antiques, JUNK CARS 373-2801. From $10 to 150 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, -- Call- 322-1621;- 327 4444 — Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig $109 35, used short time. Bal, $159.Ilor $19.35 mo Agent. 339 5356. '4 READY TOSELL 3 BR 2 B w-CH & CA, w.w car peting, cxc. conci. Only $45,000. M. Unsworth Realty 76—Auto Parts - 52—Appliances \,j — - topis __________________________ ________________________ NEW) BEDROOM? BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL Sanford 3210640 • - 68—Wanted to Buy - FRONT. A MUST SEE! INVESTORS 2 BR 1 Bhousew-FP, plus I BR I B garage apt. Only $30,000. Buildlo Suit-our lotor yours. FHA VA. FHA 7)58.245 ----- Goods Cash 322.4132 (J 2439 S Myrtle Ave. -. - ----- 51—Household 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. time. Original 5593. bal. SIll or Buy & Sell, the finest in used $21 mo. Agent 339-5356. . Refrig., stoves, LAKE PICKETT ESTATES, _______________________ 41 Houses ----- VA.FIIA.235.Con. Home5 Low Down Payment SCREENED PORCHES, WALK TO DOWNTOWN.ONLy$23, TERMS POSSIBLE. I23.5774 Day or Nighl . by Gill Fox _____________________________________________ Duplex apt., in Orange City, 2 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BR, 28, no children or pets, BOLSTERED WITH VALUES very nice, $250, 665 4556 FROM THE WANT AD _____ COLUMNS. - - . -- SIDE GLANCES 2 BEDROOM, 2 It's easy to place a Classified Ad .. . We'll even help you word it. Harold Hall Realti Call 3222611. _______________________ Inc. REALTOR, MLS ' q _______- Adults, furnished home, 2 BR, dc,, 1 B, Fia. rm., Shown by SHADOW LAKE WOODSappt. only. Sunland Estates. Desjner home Wood & 322-4258, stone exterior, Great Pm, fire. place, intercom, Solarium, Sanford, 3 BR, 1-'7 B. washer.. walk-in closets on wooded '-, dryer, all-appliances, $390 acre for $107,000. mo., 323 6570. a to - Apts. for Senior Citizens. town, very clean 8. roomy. See ' Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. ______________________________ ' ------- .. -- WOODED ' ACRE wroses & privacy sets off 4 yr. old 3 32'—HOUSeSUflfurnjshed Bdrm w-earth tone carp., Cm H A, Indoor W.D hookup & WEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY good cash to mtg or FHA.VA CLUB. Exec. 3 BR, 28, 1g. financIng $45,900. FR, FP, on oak Shaded corner, privacy fence. $430 mo. 322. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT6952. Owner Associate. Spotless 2 Bdrm home wlarge Fam Pm, terrific kitchen 8. landscaped lot ir 33—Houses Furnished superb area for lust $30,950? 40-A--Apartments JPSXM 'sure. Cash for your lot? Will build on YOu lot at Our lot V Enterprise Inc _______________________________ Medel Inc.. Realtor 641 3013 BANANA LAKE-FRONT: Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2100 sq It, hug Fam Pm w-flreplace over iooklng Oak Shaded lot w100 lake frontage, 75' dock S morel $5&300. •- - F 1 ____________________________________________ —ies NEW LISTING- 3 Bdrm, 7 batp has new: w w carp, paint, Cer HA, 8. 2 yr old roof; Din Rm, paneled Fam Rm & hugi fenced yd In Pinecrest. Onl ______ ______ line Lotto1,the Block uncetlainty shall be stated. If the west,ofeast east 15, line.xtend.d of hy Be Lonely? Write "Get A Lot to 3, claim Is secured, the security Shill Block 22 extended south, north MatV' Dating Service. All be described. The claimant shall p.o. Box 71, Clear. beginning, and beginning at the deliver sufficient copies Of the southeast corr.erof Lot 4, Block water, Fl. 33511 to mail the clerk to enable the ____________________________ EVENING HERALD North Chuiuota, run westerly on claim clerk to one copy to each the southerly line to the southwest Paper route available 5-Lst & Found sonal representative, corner of Lot 4, south to the norm ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS ______________________ in Casselberry Area. lIne of Lot 1, Block IS, extended NOT SO FILED WILL BE Found Siamese type cat west; east to east line of Lot Call the Circulation Carriage Cove, Sunland Block 22 extended south, IlOi'th tO FOREVER BARRED. Dept. for more in. January 11, 1NO. Estates area. 625.4453 or aft , begInning, and beginning at theDated NAME AND ADDRESS OF 3235377 formation, southeastcornerof Lot 5, BlodiII, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE North Chuluof a, run southwesterly :lasslflad Ads are the smallest big FANI BELLE MOYE, on the southerly line to the south. 322.2611 news items you will find Representative west corner of Lot 5, south to the ywtt11, -EVENING HE RALD north line of Lot 1, BIock IS IX' ESQUIREROGER .,. MCDONALD, tended west; east to east line of LOST: wh. shop. puppy w.blue Butler, Englehardt4, * * * * * * * * * * *— * * Lot 5, Block 22 1jijndid south, strap collar, fromW. 1k. Mary McDonald, PA. north to beginning, and beginning ' Blvd. REWARD. Call Joe 322. 1113E. RoblnsonStriet BARTENDERS .S feet south of the outheast aft 9 rn. r Orlando, Florida corner of Lot 7, Block IL of the 32S Needed Immediately. Exp. ______ Tcwnslte of North Chuluota on Roost' J. McDonald LOST-browpsultcase,Sanford - -. preferred, Glamorous night extension of east line, run south ' ,vicinity, men's & baby's Attorney spot. , * st to shore of Lake, nor. ROGER J, McDONALD, - clothes. Lost on Mon., Jan. 7. t. . -.. therly on shore to a point west of ESQUIRE • REWARD. 332.9791. AAA EMPLOYMENT beginning, east to beginning III 1113 East Robinson Street 912 French Ave. beginning at the southeast corner 323-5176 , • Cornerof lOth& French of Lot 7, Block 22, North Chuluota, - 305423 40 Florida 32101 , -Goo 'Things to Eat ___________________________ "Your Future Our Concern" run south 42.5 feet, west to ak., f.blish: January 35, 22, io - .. * nortnwesterly on lake to a POIn DER.4 Naveloranges&grap,frult south45degreelwestof beginning, * * * * * * * * * * * * * NOTICIOFAPPLICATION slbu:Caliaftersp.m. northeasterly to beginning, a.ld ' • . -- -, FOR TAX DEED — 332.4733 begInning at the southeast corner / RN, 5.44, 4.12, full 4. part time. Florida Statvtes 197.246 ___________________ I -. of Lot 7, Block 22, North Chuluofa, _______________ Apply In person Sanford Nursing ____________ .MellonviUe. . run south 45 degrees west to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, I Convalescent Center, 950 . --.;: ..1 -, - - I1—ltruclj '"" lake, northwesterly1; on lake to a that Clayton Thomas the holder of .__ theIOiloWingCortiflcatflha$flJ - , pointsouthofthesouthwestcorn .i - . ., . - . * * * of Lot 7, north to the southwest said certifIcates for a tax deed to * * ' - :. corner of Lot 7, southeasterly to be issued thereen. The certificate I't -, Stitch a Rainbow - - .,,,,.. CREDIT INVESTIGATOR the beginnIng, and beginning numbers and years of Issuance, Creative Expressions 322.7513 feet south of the southeast the descriAion of the property, A,, r. . Office exp., processing & of Lot 7, BlOCk 22, of the rownst, and the' names in which it was -. of North Chuluota Checking credit. Exc. op. of assessed are as follows: ______ estns Portunity. Certificate No. 1439 • theeastllne,runsouffi3Of,etweet 18—HeIpnIst1 Year of Issuance 1976 toshoreoflake,norffierlyonshore AAA EMPLOYMENT Description toapolntwestotwginning,s Property Lot 19 * * * * * * * * * * * * * llIFrenchAv,. beginning, and all that part of the Blk 0 MerrIttof Park PR $ PG 22 333.5)76 100 feet NW of State Road u. Corner of 10th & French Name In which assessed Ossle PAYROLL CLERK "Your Future Our Concern" M.Jones,ltal Iouthofnorthlln.ofLof)O,B Allofsaldpropsrty being In the 56, North Chuluota estended , Figure wIzard. Will train on * * * * * * * * * * * * * andnorffiofnortttllneo,th,soMth. County of Seminole, State CRT. Light typing, cxc. pay, west ¼ ci the southwest ¼ of the Florida. _______________________ Unless such certificate or cer. northwest ¼, and the south , thebedofLakeCameflneinNorm tlflcafss shall be redeemed or EMPLbYMENT ,. . POTS & GillS 912 French Ave. 3235176 Chuluota and the unplatted cording to law the property Corneroflotpt&Ff'enth shoreline lyIng between Lake described in such -Certificate of' _____ Ages 13-17 "Your Future Our Concern" will be sold to the Drlveendlakecattlerin,,andthe EARN EXTRA MONEY northwesf¼offfienortl*,,f¼ot highest bidder at the court house * * * * * * * * * * * door on the - 15th day of February, AFTER SCHOOL % ¼, and That portion prep.t'ty 1900, at 11:00 AM. Cull ørcuistls Dst Dated this 7th day of January,. described as follows: Lots 1 DRIVERS.WAREHOUSE 1900. -. through I, Block 7, $.of 1 tPw' Immediate openings. Must have Signature: S Block $; •, El. Chauffeur license, 25 yrs. 3222611 9: Lots) and 2, Block 10: Lots 1 Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. or older with good driving Clerk through 16. Block 14: Lots 1 EVENING HERALD record. Annual starting salary CIrcuit Court, through 16, Block IS; LoIs 1 in excess of $10,000. Exc. __________________________ Herald Phsls 5, Tern ViscimI Seminole Co., Sanford, Fla. through 16, Block Company benefits, malor Ceryl Greet through 16, Block LoIs _ Florida Aluminum Distributor 1 1 21'"Sltuatlonsntsd City Public Works Director Sob Kelly (left) discusses plans for landscaping through 16, Block $0; L.o$s 1 CIet'k Is expandiI to LOnOWOOd tO ___________________ the 'Island' In the street, south of Good Samaritan Home, 1704 W. 9th Se, in through 1$. Block 3), Lets 1 (SEAL) serve greater Orlando area. Home SecretarIal ServIce. through 7, Biockfl, LOt54tPirOgii Call 2 p.m..4 p.m. to stheduta personai, fast, neat committee composed of (from left) Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Walter Glelow IS lying west Of 41,, All Publish January IS, 22, 29 and February 1, 1950 and Jack Weible, The committee Is seeking donations to complete the P0rtloflOfBiockislyingwefof$ --empIo,ment for Seek 2 VI't 011.4$ 419: 1 IL * * * * * * * * * * * * Block 3), project. namuemal,refugees,ag,s,o Lots I through 16, Block 32; Letsi NOTICE OP NISOLUION & 25. One speaks a little through 16, Block 21; Ls,s 1 CLOSINS, VACATINS AND APPLIANCE SALES English, has so'neexp. in .1cc. through 16, Block 34; ( ABANDONINS RImlT$.OP.WAY & boat repair. Other speaks no through 15, Block 3$: Lois TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Small & nalor appliances, E*c. EnglIsh, exp. as fisherman. through 16, Block 36; LoIs 7 cc with cxc. benefits. NOTICIIshIreS1PI1Vent$Iatthe Gunman Kills Secret Agent , Any lob considered. Call 323. through 9, Block 37, All that Bolilol County Cimmisslonersoi FICTITIOUS NAME esi, portiaji Io 3$, lying we. ci Seminole County, Florida, at ts AAA EMPLOYMENT - 41—Hous -___________ 1g. 1 BR, fully eqpt., AC, WD, watk.In closet. $223 month & dep. 3224495 after 1 p.m. -- - -- . I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI. BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. CURRFD BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF Jan. 14. IUO. Olice&BonnieJohnson ________________ 30-Apartments Unfurnished -. 'lp 4—Personals ---- - !.RUb - _____________________________________________ — — I : 1* (j1As 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES _____ Block 15, extended west, CUt to Sanforit, Florida 32771, a written east line of Lot 3, Block 22, ix. statefnentofanyclalmordemand ted south, norm to beginning, you may have against the estate of and beginning 52.5 feet south of the MATTI E WILL IAMS, deceased. ffi corner of Lot 7, Block 22 yp, name address of the of TownsIte of North Chuluota on personaland representative is extension of the east line, run crIbed below. south to the south line of 3rd Street Each claim must be in writing estended west totheshore of lake, and must indlcatethe bails for the northerly on the shore tos point claim,thenam,afldad(fr,ucfthe west of beginning, east to begin. creditor or his agent or attorney, ning, and beginning at the and the amount claimed. If the sOutheHtcof7erofLOt3, Blockn, claim isnotyetdue,thedatewhen North Chuiuota, run westerly on it will become due shill be stated. thescutheriylinetotsffiw the claim Isthe contingent or cornerof Lot 3, south to the IOfth if uniiqutdated, nature of the ...Some Blacks 'Disillusioned' EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl.Tuesday,Jan.iS,1950-38 - PaintingaRspair EUTSL ER PAIN I ING & REPAIR-lnlerior.E,iterlor FREE ESTIMATESCaII 34553.I? - - Painting 5. Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5259 . --- --If you are having difficulty finding -a place to live, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. - -- -- - - - flotYourBus.. S • F - I ___- ______ ______ ______________ ___________________ -. .- ,t.ç; --. * - , -. --. - . - - -- - -•-. - .1. - Ii �-. - •:., . , - 46—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______ DIE . Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1fl5 ACROSS by WANTS-rO LOSE SOME WEIGHT c-I çJ _______ ~. S "-/ 0 Answer to Previous Puzzle _______ DI ;; 'c _ 17 Wine (Fr) 6TAvance 18 Beots of burden 20 Embellish 64 Graduate of Annapolis (abbr 22 By means of BEETLE BAILEY . 24 Before (prefix) -_____________________________ 25 Oil o W o_T RJU ID AD 010R '01A A _______ II T H I I RABBI IA CjfJ 2 R i N s o p DEAR DR. LAMB 1 N • i S A 0 M I C A A 0 two when I was an infant. MY Dr. 15Lamb agency (abbr) 46 Clublike 21 Degree (abbr) weapon 1 Breadwinner 23 Banquet by Walker pieces 2 Australian 47 Scandinavian 24 Nut birds __________— 32 Help god 25 Exclamation ) 33 Legume YEAI4... 54 CANPY 3 Catches 48 Bathe 26 Peace 35 Pub beverage 4 Finds lacking IO BEE...iö HAMBUR&E disturbance 50 Songstress ______ 36 Mans best 5 Undivided other Local - __________________________________________________ ___________ _______ - ___ - I 4 11 . 1, 11 , 1 . . - ' I tic I . I'll.,~ . I , p . ' ,. - - . IA . f - - , o - ' ' ' - - • ' _______ _______ _ I _______ , - ' • " i , . ' - l I • .1 - - / s . , I _____ -- - . . — . hand reports from Iran, and this could result in confusing and conflicting dispatches," said Roderi k W. Beaton, UP! president. - See NASHVILLE, Page 2* N AFGHANISTAN H11 N I ST1 f\J c ' •- ,:,. ' ' I -' "u , It .,: ' . - way at a . ,. - '. ' ' 9P I R . .'. , _ Regional hospital, an RCA facility in Gainesville, and "couhin't have asked for better care." Gay said lie would like to see Seminole Nfernorial run like North Florida Regional. Art Harris, newly appointed to the board of trustees of Seminole Memorial Hospital, a board which will likely be disbanded soon, pointed out that Seminole Memorial won't be able to offer opeitheart surgery until Florida 1Iospithltando has more cases than It can handle, "I don't care who buys the hospital," Harris said. "You can have open-heart surgery at Seminole Memorial. Well, you can have it, but you won't because it won't be paid for by Medicare, Medicaid or Blue Cross until Florida Hospital gets overloaded." Although RCA's original proposal offered to lease Seminole Memorial Hospital and operate it while the new hospital is under construction, Lewis said RCA would buy the aging building if the country wanted to get it off its hands. After the new hospital is occupied, Lewis said, RCA would sell the old building back to the county at a reduced urlce if the county republic. The fourth, Baghlan, is closer to the Afghan capital of Kabul, east of the new Marxist regime. Guerrillas Free Provinces U.S. News Agencies Plan The sources in Islamabad said Moslem guerrillas (ought a gruelling battle for Altered Coverage Of Crisis "We'll manage to get it covered From Soviet-Backed Force more than a week against troops of the somehow but obviously we luck for firstBy United Press International (Jn"ei Press International Soviet mountain division to liberate the hand staff access," said Louis D. Boccar. Afghan sources in Pakistan said today four provinces. They gave no casualty U.S. news agencies, say they di, vice president and executive editor of guerrillas have freed four of figures. continue to cover Iran although the exAfghanistan's ' northeastern provinces pulsion of their correspondents will havetile Associated Press. Tile guerrillas reported they kept up The Iranian government accused from the control of the Moscow-installed their pressure on the eastern province of a serious effect on the quality of reporAmerican reporters and photographers government headed by President Babrak Kunar, bordering Pakistan, Kunar's g, "With the expulsion, United Press of sending "false and inaccurate Karinal. district of Chigha Serai, where rein. Three of these provinces — forcements of Soviet and Afghan troous , International and all the other American reports." They were ordered to cease news organizations who have been told to transmissiofts Tuesday and get out of Radakhshan, Takburhar and Kundus were flown recently, is reportedly under border on the Soviet Asian Moslem siege. leave will be forced to rely on second- Iran by week's end. " , O a renovate and expand the existing facility, IICA proposed to build a "new facility froiñ the ground up." Dr. Frank Thomas, chief of surgery, said Seminole Memorial has problems in its physical plant and renov,ation would not be the answer. Thomas, who toured an RCA facility in Fort Pierce Monday, said "I ICA built a beautiful hospital." He said he was pressed with the honesty and efficiency of IICA, "Seminole Memorial," he said, "does not have the CQUi meat that aflo*a me to do ll the things I'm tr ained to do. We do some of them, and give pretty good care, but it can't provide the things modern medicine is capable of. "An 1ICA hospital would allow us to practice a superb brand of medicine. It would be a hospital we all would be proud of." Thomas said he did not think the current board of trustees, even under a new management plan, could Provide such a hospital. "It would take too long," he said. Thomas was against the Florida Hospital proposal, lie said, because if it obtained the facility it would have a monopoly I1 Seminole County. Florida hospital, a Seventh-day Adventist group, owns Florida Hospital-Altamonte and a hospital in Apopka, as well a - _ Dr. Robert Gay. head of the Seminole Memorial Hospital emergency rooin, said Florida Hospital sent letters to its fortiter open-heart surgery patients asking them to testify. Some members of the audience denied this, but Gay said his mother got one of the letters. Ile just wanted to point out, he said, that HCA facilities can (10 excellent open-heart surgery too. He asked Sheriff John Polk to testify. un- .• - -__ a 000-bed Facility in Orlando. -Every hospital in this county belonging to the Seventh-day Adventists is not healthy," he said. "We need to compete with the Seventh-day Adventists." Dr. Gonzalo Huainan echoed Thomas' statements. 'Wt-iieedcuiiipeLiLiuiitukepuchck and bathncc," hesaid. "And with Florida Hospital we won't be given the equipment we need to practice. All the complicated cases will be sent to America 's . a F ENNEmp for corrected, it 's e mission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff. The corporation won out over Florida Hospital and the Seminole Memorial UOsf)Itil board of trustees. After a four-hour public meeting, the commissioners voted 4-1 in favor of [ICA. Commissioner i- Glenn dissented. Mug Lewis, RCA's director of domestic development, said 1ICA "will be competitive in price and services with all the -onipeting hospitals." Tile corporation estimates it will spend $18 million constructing the new 200-bed, acute-care facility. Lewis will meet early today with County Administrator Roger Neiswender and Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchbcrger in an attempt to work out a method for contract - ways, 3 Actrthng to Assistant County Adniinisator Jeff Etch. berger, this is what the county stands to gain by going with IIC:\: 4.I million in cash, $2 million from leasing the existing hospital for three years and $2.1 million o the sale after the new hospital is built. -- $373,000 annually in property taxes to be shared by the count, the city of Sanford, and the Seminole County School Board, because [ICA is a for-profit corporation sliile the other two entities proposing to takeover the hospital are non-profit. - A new $18 million hospital to be built by RCA within Sanford or oil adjacent property annexable to the city. In excess of $1 million in settlement of a federal obligation which 1ICA has agreed to pay. This money must be paid back to the federal government if the hospital is sold to a for-profit group. A Nashville-based, for-profit group, IICA is the largest proprietary hospital organization in the world, said (nm Tuesday 's _______ cr Here 's What County Will Gain a ______ XD By DIANE PETRYK herald Staff Writer The hospital sweepstakes ended last night as the Seminole County Board of Commissioners approved the proposal of Hospital Corporation of America to build a new hospital in the Sanford area. -. tli,iit P HospitaIsweepstakes - of ______ !' __ - a.m. _ ! ' _____ G at _____ I rou Wins '1 A wrong turn during a rush to the hospital apparently led to the deaths of two . elderly Midway residents early Tuesday morning, said Sheriff's department spokesman John Spoiski. Winners and losers abounded at negotiations. Paul J. and Odessa M. Peterson, of Beardall Avenue, were found dead 8 "It should fall fully on RCA's shoulders to develop packed hearing Tuesday outside their car, which was stuck in a ditch less than a block something," Lewis said. m their home. control of the hospital. I)oug Glenn said she had favored giving the hospital trustees the An investigation indicates Mrs. Peterson was being rushed to the hospital Lewis (above), Hospital Cor- first crack at running tile hospital. suffering from a blood clot in her heart, when her husband made a wrong turn, "I felt they (the hospital trustees has offered a viable poratlon director of said SherlffJohn Polk. Ashefrledtn back upand turn arnitnd,Mj'.Peterson ran to solutIon to the hospital situation. If they could not have c". desdopitietit, stands his car off the road into a ditch, with it, then we could have gone to someone else," she said. be big winner, Art Harris Ul As they attempted to move the car, Mrs. Peterson,60, died from the clot in Each of the three groups vying for control of the hospital had member . her aorta, and slipped into the water-filled ditch, according to autopsy results. (below) is a new )orters at the meeting. Nlany Florida Hospital sup. Her husband,69, a retired carpenter, apparently died of a heart attack while of the current hospital board of porters were those who had open-heart surgery at the hospital U71M to rescue her. Both deaths occurred between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m., actrustees. in Orlando and testified to the excellent care tile)- received. cording to Seminole Medical Examiner G.V. Garay, who performed autopsies Supporters of the board of trustees pointed to their satisfaction on the couple Tuesday. They had both reportedly been in poor health, with the facility and their desire for local control. 'Ibe deaths at first were considered suspicious because both bodies were But the most effective endorsements came when influential found outside the car with no sip of an accident or any other obvious cause of doctors front Seminole Nleitiorial I lospital made statements in death. Deputies and state highway patrolmen conducted investigations, which support of RCA. ded when itwu determined tWo had died ofnsturalcauses. While Florida Hospital and the trustees offered proposals to ________ ___ . Illnesses Kill Couple - _ A Nas vilie 9 1 .. / _______ ______ . on their arrival, Bernosky said. He is being held without bail, pending first appearance in court this afternoon. The murder weapon was found near the body, said Bernosky, saying It was Swain's gun. ilco have responded to many reports of family disputes involving Swain, Ms. Williams and her mother Dorothea, said Bernosky, saying Dorothea Williams, a cook at the Goldsboro School, is Swain's girlfriend. Mary Williams was reportedly unemployed. . _______ __ ______ l Held By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer , A Sanford man is in jail this morning, charged with murdering his girlfriend's daughter at his apartment Tuesday night. James Swath, 51 of 73 Seminole Garden Apartments, is charged with killing Mary Williams, 21, of l4 Cowan MoughtonTerrace at 11:12pm Tuesday night d Sanford tecUve William Bernosky. Ms. Williams died just outside Swain's apartment, shot once in the lower abdomen at close range with a 12-gauge shotgun, Bernosky said. I ____ ' Shotgun Ki hn. 7 1 problems. All t his time I thought my There is no way your AMERICA WAS murm ur had corrected itself problem can be resolved ME, TOO I CHANGED. I WISH but about five years ago my wi thout a very complete WE COULD GO BACK________ ( tart began to beat in my left proper diagnos tic sutdy. You ________________ TO SOME OF THE 27 Nervous friend (p1) Smith ear very loudly. I thought It can have a sound from your VALUES OUR group 29 Asian country 51 Narrative 38 Actress 18 Labor Depression was my hearing so I went to heart, called a heart murmur, In' 30 Other COUNTRY USEP Southern tials 52 Podium t ' 39 Medicinal unit 8 Vast desert 31 Sow an ear specialist but he said without having heart disease. TO HAVE ( 40 Needle 9 Constellation 34 Type measure 55 Rocky crag no, i went to a general Usually they're not that loud, 56 Be equal 42 New 37 Runnered 10 Arabian practitioner, who confirmed From your description i tin 44 Noun suffix 57 Noun suffix prince vehicle that I still had the murmur you ought to see a heart 1 - 115 but said not to worry about it specialist as soon as possible. Uft 5 I 2 13 4 j6 t ' g 110 III - because if I went to a heart After all, they're trained in 18 — specialist the first thing he'd disorders of the heart and are ______ _________________ 12 13 — want to do would be want to best able to give you good III I operate. advice. If you still do have a 15 16 ii. — I've tried living with the mechanical defect in your THE BORN LOSER — — — — — — — — I noise but It's very loud and I heart or the major arteries by Art Sansom 19 20 2) think-it's louder than it was a next to the heart, the — — — — — — — —J few years ago. Not only do I probabilities are that it can be 22 OFFTO1I1CtD t.LW'REJT hear the heartbeat but there's corrected. — — — — — — a loud rushing sound like 23 124 A AiTM(y It's perfectly true that some 25 26 27 28 M" sw M952 RAWS. 29 30 31 blood rushing through my holes in the heart will close j head rapidly. It interferes spontaneously. That's why 32 with my hearing, especially heart specialists don't always I — on the phone and I have to ask rush in to close such defects 137 — 38 39 ' people to repeat what they're noted during infancy. It 40 — saying. If I press against the depends a lot on how big the — 4) 4243 — i left side of my neck, which I defect is and whether it's 44 45 — do sometimes in order to hear really causing any serious — — — — well, the noise stops. — — problems with the circulation. 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 . Lamb, I sometimes If you do not happen to have . IIIIIIIIIIIi 00 I 00 think this noise will drive me heart trouble, the noise in 53 ' '55 156 58 insane. I get tired of hearing it your ear is caused by ARCHIE by Bob Montana — — — — — day and night. Is there the something else and also _____________________ ___ 80 61 — slightest chance this could be deserves attention, I'm QUARTZ LIGHT I NEED SOMETUPIGJGWEAT! NO --USE WEAThFRBEE'S — — — — , 00 16 A 1000- WATT OF T14ATNTE-NSIrY corrected without open heart sending you The Health Ixtter WHATS I I 62 N A 63 64 rHE'l &&B FOR iNXg TO BC$JNCE CcF AN IN5TEADI WRONG, LIC44T BUT 114Ey surgery? I hate to think that number 12-10, Help For CANDLE! I It J COME PICTURE TANG/ ____ ARCIE7 — — — —I UM5Rftt REFLECTOR" COST 4 I'll have to hear this the rest Tinnitus: Noise Or Ringing In IN PINTS? )UM8RELLA (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) of my life, The Ear, Other readers who REFLECTOR, I — A DEAR HEADER — There have ear noises from any are many causes for ear noise cause and want this issue can but it can come from the send 75 cents with a long circulation. Some people who stamped. self-addressed P, 11, q HOROSCOPE have disease in the arteries in envelope for it. Send your III their neck can have such 'request to me, in care of this // I1. sounds as you describe. It's newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, — true that if you press on the Radio City station, New York. artery in the neck in such NY 10019. _______ ________________________ _______ ________ cases that the noise may stop. Today many people with E E K & MEEK I don't advise this because birth defects Of the heart can by Howie Schneider YOUR BIRTHDAY tremely responsive to yo ur pressing on those arteries in have them corrected, Often ThE CE JanUary16, 1980 f 0 c'harmlng and gallant ( the neck sometimes triggers once the anatomical defect is Be led' by your highest as well as the high integrity very strong IS EEP1LK3 To reflexes that can T(.JE (Li 'TEE SHALL MOT the same as ideals and go after your you reflect. f4E ThE cause people to faint and can having normal heart. OD'IQ1E 3DCTIES? ______________________ dreams, because this coming GEMINI (May 21-June year Lady Lack will support It's not just business as usual NO I ' e anything on which she puts foryouty. Thee isripe her stamp of approval, to bring into being something WIN AT BRIDGE CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan, important for which you've 19) You're especially lucky been hoping, the least experienced of the today with things you per. CANCER (June 21-July 22) three American pairs, but sonally supervise or manage. Today is a day when Captain Theus decided to have NORTH You won't be afraid to be cooperation is at your heck A 104 them play the first two 16 aggressive and can show and call, and others w Q$ 1 board segments to leave his #Q8632 1•F other the way. Find out more willing to give you even more veterans ready for the last 64. •Q9 S On the first 16 Soloway and Of what lies ahead for you in than YOU asked 0r. PRISCILLA'S POP Goldman played opposite w1 the year following your blr. byAlVerm.er LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) them. •ass •QJ$73 The Italians played thday by sending for Your, Direct your energies winly 41 .... HOW WE VA K 104 2 very well and althou h the copy of AstroGraph Letter, today. That which you put EVER GOING 174 10 hi Americans played well also, II Mall $1 for each to Astro- your hand to will yield larger- •K ills 72 'fe) FY FOR 4 64 SHOULD the Italian lead was up to 43 Graph, Box 498, Radio City tlm-normalt-dutns,Goaft' PRISCILLAS ASK' bYtheendofthesession. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to the biggies. , ,II" HORSE? The bidding by Garrozzo, • ii South, and Loris, North, is specify Jl76s3 birth date. . VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) U ____ shown in the box with GoldA KS AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you're looking for romance, •A 3 0 man doubling. The four heart Ill 19) You're quite ntuiUve you have an excellent chance contract is not unreasonable, / 6 Vulnerable: Both today in making changes to of finding It today. You're but the 5-0 trump break made \". Dealer North attain what you desire. Trust highly appealing to the op. it Impossible. Actually Car%1 ' __ ___ your judgment. It won't lead pos sex. West Nsrt Eut Sosib rOZZO slipped in the pray and 0 Pass Pass i u astray. managed to go down three ID IUBRA (Sept. 23 PM I NT 26 39 tricks. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Now is the time to tie down 7______ / Pass 4 Dbl. Pass The bidding started the Friends will go out of their any situations that might Pass Pass same the other table, way today to help you In what have been tough for you to but Rrachman, sitting South, you we trying to accomplish. conclude in the past. BUGS BUNNY did not bid three hearts. Bellaby Stofltd Heimdahl Opening lead:# 3 Their assistance will prove scjppj ((t. 24-NOV. 22) donna, sitting West, bid three lucky for you, spades which became the You could receive some g RRM W.4r1'E SMARIC5 CAN B ARIES March 21-April 19) news that will inspire you 10 final contract. ;Q'-. F1 DIVLY CLEVER. Pittala, sitting This should be a very fortakeaboldercourseofaction East, played I, e e ByO*Jy it well; but the defense tunate day for you, work. 01' today. This will benefit you and Abs Sostag accurate and he went down 0 • o... careerwise,- There is an and a dose auoctate. two. abundance of opportunity SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 23- The 96 board finals of the (NEWsPArutKNm1wms:AsaN, about you that' could bring Dec. 21) Both recognition recent world championship advancement or added in- material benefits could be followed a series of qualifying (For a copy of JACOB V matches to eliminate four of come, MODERN, I send $1 to: "Win at yours today ________ excellent the six teams. Italy finished Bridge," care of this newspaTAURUS (April 20May 20) performance, your You won't be first and carried a 37 IMP P. P.O. Box 439, RadIo City Persons with whom you come getting anything you don't lead against America. Station, Now York. N. V. contact today w - deserve. Brachman and Passell we i create Mort - Evenin Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents man - - Violent Endings parenta were told the hole in my heart would close on Its own by the time I reached 10. _________________________ Nothlngwaseversaldaboutjt 19 Environment 43 Came to __ 12ó-Wednesday, January 16 !!!Florida 32771 I'm a Of boys in fairly good health. I was born with a heart mur. mtw which was discovered if 11 Comedian Ed 39 Twofold 41 Unheralded 28 Ten-dollar - 32-year-old mother IIIII DOWN 1111erciltl 72nd Year, No. 7 K a ri -rrki.t nu ii , $ :T : , KuE -4 - - _____________ Ear Noise Can Come From Poor Arteries Young ft i 11fF. ( ,I Chic - Afternoon L_5 DID HE' (o AT 45 snack 1 Corral 46 Shapes 4 Wails 49 Resin UH-HUH...NOW 9 Church seat 53 Oklahoma FULL MEAL.5BEVWEEN 12 Physicians as. to*n sociation 54 Speak 58 Auto club / 13 Beyond 59 Civilian (abbrj 6) preag by tPrc:.. (55 4 . ka.JA, 14 Poetess rumor M Lowell 61 Three (prefix) I 15 English tavern 62 Compass 16 Biblical word point __________________ 5 T 0 O HI m TO LING aETWEEN MEALS ..--.-, - • '' ' '' was -' .. . ., 'rn ______ _ _ _ S. - t)° Q SPIDER-MAN by Bob Thaves , -i ' wCWVRIF ____ • AVID CLA rX IJNT VA weY! ______ : ' 1)411 RAWs*v? II . ' niiINIS - : - ___ __ S ____ ____ -yr. a! ___________ _____ .4 - . I I •E _ -_- .: ,, , - Sanford ___ ____________ . i' ' 'Sssis - Commission at its Jan. 28 meeting. Rucker, who lives in Altamonte Springs, first Reported sales price for the property, reclaimed City Manager Warren Knowles reported to city years ago from a sanitary landfill, is $130,000 with discussed the purchase of the property with city of.. commissioners that Thomas Rucker, a development Rucker to place a binder of at least 10 percent or $13,000. ficials several months ago then indicated he would not ' entrepreneur, who has built numerous projects in other The condominiums may be multi-storied. Zoning in proceed with the purchase. Abolishes 10% Tax On Fuel Oil - _______ — -___ . by T.K__ Ryan by Ciii, L.._._ , 1*31' PJTi! _ - x"""IIIIIIIIIIIIII`_ lbs new a maximum tax of _ _ gauoi of Jo on '.. "Map" . '..- .. ! I -. I'. - I 1buWu. . _____ I . - - city S.. I ___ . ,•'•, M - I _________ F, " I 7 "N I ____ -V. 0 ,_,.~ - aV. Z_L . 7 -. . _ - 0 i . A. _ at city, i ( a _____ ff . I W a ther Arrested On Mariluana Charge - Action Reports .................2A Around The Clock .............. 4* Bridge .........................SC CiassUied Ads ................4-5B Comics ........................SC Crossword .....................SC Dr. Lamb ...................... 8C 1toriaI ....................... 4A Florida ........................6A Horoscope .....................SC Hospital .......................6* Nation.........................7A Ourselves ....................1-3B Sports ....................... 8-hA Television .....................6B ea 6A World ........................ . 2A not 7'.,_ ) ____ -WNN . McCartney Today to ' lOONIES • Rucker refused today to reveal details of his , city ____________________________ ________________________________ -- dominium development on the 7.5 acres of city-owned contract. A clause in the contract will require - land adjacent to The Evening Herald building on development to begin within a year or the property will development plans, saying he prefers to submit them to French Avenue may be unveiled before the Sanford City revert to the city. the city commission first. to its _____________________ 4, - areas of the state is "ready to proceed" with the pur- the area of the property permits buildings of 150 feet in chase of the city-o wned tract. height and provides as well for variances to that height City Attorney Vernon Mize is reviewing the sales limitation. To abolish the tax, the commission must adopt an - degree in public admimatration and experience in The 10 percent utility tax levied on the purchase of utility tax ordinance denoting "zero" municipal administration. fuel oil for the past 20 years Is being abolished by the amendment tax on fuel oil. The ordinance is expected take effect In other action, the commission: Sanford City CoinjnjiiiotI. —Instructed City Attorney Vernon Mize to prepare City Manager Warren Knowles told commissioners Feb. -1. The city anticipated receiving in the 19794980 budget annexation ordinances for property on Mattle Street; this week that new law passed by the Florida Legislature during its 1979 session changed $16,000 revenue from fuel oil utility tax. Knowles said lots 78 and 79 In M.M. Smith's subdivision; lot 16 in been deter- Dixie Subdivision and blocks 23,20,27,39,42 and 44 in authorization for the tax. While the law previously today the exact loss in revenue has mined. Mw tax I= been collected for the first four M. M. Smith's subdivision. All the property owners pandill , igWordtolevya tuot lopemntonfuelou, four months of the fiscal year. involved have petitioned fat- annexation, utility law provides for The cosnmlulon accepted the resignation effective —Named Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioner osats per hn Jan. 31 of Rich Quigley asauistantto the city manager. David Farr to serve on the board dlrectors'of the recommendatIon of City commissioner Quigley is to assume the office of city manager of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. tax abolish the to unanimously Morris, the board voted South Daytona on Feb. 1. —Appointed Ten Buratti to the Citizens Advisory has Knowles said today the been advertising "In Committee of the Orlando Urban Area Transportation that only Sanford In said the tax Is unfair Morris co be required by the city to collect the tax house" for a replacement for Quigley. The in house Committee. —Authorized Moore to write a letter to the governor from their customers. At the same time, Morris said, first" advertising Is required by law, Knowles said, Wgimm an locatedoutj1de the Outside advertising will begin Thursday, he said. seeking appointment ofadtyemployee on the St. Johns Salary range for the position begins $16,217 83 with Water Management District. though they are serving customers in the high after fi years on the Job of $20,710.83. Persons —Agreed D. Russell Shaw will serve as Interim city c not be required to Collect applying, Knowles said, must have a baccalaureate physirun, —DONNA ESIES Morris said the tax II upfair to city merchants. _ ________________ . _______________________ _______ ____ __ - -TUMBLEWEEDI ____________ '- .4' Herald Staff Writer Plans for what could be a multi-million dollar con- .1 1.s! P4S11SGCM - _1 I M~w __________ . Wants To Build Condo In Sanford __________________ A - -.:.._ Herald Photos by 'rem viacent (from _____ % Developer left) Harold Johnson, Sanford Fire Department firefighters Emery Kreinbring, Ronnie McNeil and Paul Keith throw donations Ido the more than $2,301 in the recent effort. lvii Wit Nit W*v FI JXuw _____ ,, '" ING WOT AIDS FUND N1Vli1)& f f' :- 'P :' By DONNA ESTES . - CAN'T AFFOW A CAl! lu. " '" , by Stan Lee and John Romits _____________________ V.0 •:',j - for ON io ___________________________ Lii FRANK AND ERNEST •.4 . ....................... TOKYO (UP!) — Former Beatie Paul McCartney was arrested today charges of bringing more than 200 grams of marijuana into Japan. Police said customs officers found the marijuana as McCartney tried to clear customs at the new Tokyo International Airport in Narita, 46 miles northwest Tokyo, He is under custody - at the Narcotics Control Office of the Health and Welfare Ministry, police said, McCartney, leader of the Wings rock group, arrived in Tokyo with Linda, and their four children for a performance. on _______ ve - of I now wife, do ____________________________________________________________________ 1 - - - - . . - Id I I .A--1-1111111-111111 I 11111- pcl~-- .11-- -, 8, % M__ 77 .*, ,'; ,~~ _,7____ - M ______ ___ _______ ______ 0 -•'. -- -- .' •..i. - - . - V,qW1V% ." . "111111111I - .1 -.- -11 I j - _=._vk* p . 15,1 i . - -- 1: ,,-, ~.: - -, A&P- .a - ____ ' .. _________________ =Jt~,,io i., ,_., ....- mile, . I . . ___ - sin - - ~ , - -. 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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 15, 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/02027c2e35eecfb6fc60be774f57f54f.pdf 1e69c1e37071c8f172477eb5a890419f PDF Text Text F ----.-. - . ----"-•---•-• ------- - ~71 72nd Year, No. 124—Monday, January 14,1980—Sanford, Florida 32117 Evening Hera ld—(USPS.481-280) —Price 15 Cents g Lonwood Pa nel To S elect unio?rWhirI 0 by Hal Kaufman Mayor; Grant 1 Vote Sh6rt I.e experience on the commission should be alluding to former city commissioner a prime consideration, so he will support Larry Goldberg as the power behind the •-Grant. scene. : The five-member Longwood City 'Commission will choose a mayor from Goldberg, forced by a court order to •' The only other veteran on the cornmission, outgoing Mayor June Lormann, resign in August from his District 1 seat, among its ranks at tonight's 7:30 J RUSSELL meeting. is barred from succeeding herself by the was unsuccessful in his bid for the GRANT The two new commissioners, who city charter, but seems to have support District S seat in the special election. ...needs 1 vote will begin their two-year terms tonight, "Definitely not true," said Goldberg - ' for the deputy mayor nomination. 'i • 'Were non-committal on their choice. wish I could be mayor again. I feel like when asked to comment. "I have no Steven Uskert, 66, of 117 Temple Drive, you only get your feet the first year," she influence that I know of over any of the . . elected in December from District 1 and said. She declined to reveal her choice for commissioners. I've sort of been out of " it." As for Hepp. Goldberg said, "He's the post. John Hepp, 39, of 1402 Robin Cott, from got a mind of his own and no one's going District 4, will Le sworn In. Several commissioners indicated they to tell him what to do and Uskert is also Commissioner J. Russell Grant ap- which went into effect in January, 1979' had received calls from residents of the pears to have at least two votes but the mayor is the presiding officer of the city asking them to support Grant for strong minded." commission and performs ceremonial mayor, but all said they Heir said be thought his choice for doesn't think he can muster had not been mav functions, oui come as a urprise to a lot necessary UthcI vote, e. contacted personally by other cornof people, but would not elaborate. He Grant, 64, District 3, was elected to a Commissioner William Mitchell, mLssioners. indicated he was not interested in the third term on the commission in elected to fill the District 5 vacancy in the Grant was pessimistic when contactedappointment personally. December, 1978, and served as chairman Sept. 4 special election said he is not about his chances. "It's cut and dried and • Uskert said, if for four years. Under the new charter, interested In the position and thinks has been decided for months," he said, willing to accept.nominated, he would be - Straight Talki CheIlsgi: Quickly int down four Arabic numbers that can be formed with lust three straight lines. P. One Is ever 1W. JM Sas USitIWIUS PUS I%IS.AUSAUS tyn •a.wa • -• •• - :. - . 'J W ,.: I • RIddleMe-ThIsI Which is the nuttiest dog? The Which Is the nuttiest bird? The cashew• wary. Which Is the nuttiest city? Flthertdolphia. • • pecanui. A: '. - . $OWTOMAKE EXTIAMONIY .'• it: . .1- I rr V' —I1IIiI • • - ' CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There us at lust six diftaranon I. drawing defluls between Isp. 1~ , .kkty can vu "M than? Check anewers with thus. below. - . 1,ssw s S. i Sussiw , i i s wri p WIIP .1 aisa $ ' coins into a me " dish Which U S holding. Have .wn.w'.s count. the coins. Let's say there we six, as above. Now. tip the dish sflglitly,hand the coins back to the person who deposited them, and alakuam, there -we seven! Secret: On. coin Is held UfldS the dish with a fingertip. When the the dish Is _a,, - •.. r- .. MINVI Which of few paths does the YOM your hand, aIo,i with JUMPIW GY lady take in coMpIiS15 the IYM feet absve? V.. decide. the other six. Mrs. _ _ L OLE i S-. A - -. - I•' 'k-_____ ' • S S S • . L.-_ ----.' —' 160 srfl rffy'vVE... Ai1.... I It S f------- ' .•-- • 0 hearings. He said the commission has build a satellite hospital somewhere received letters of support for each of the between Seminole Memorial and Florida three proposals. Hospital-Altamonte in the 1.4 corridor. Public hearings on the future of "We will listen to the people," Sturm Florida Hospital also proposes to run a Seminole Memorial Hospital will be held said. "No one has made their mind up countywide ambulance service. by the county commission at 7 p.m. Yet." Insisting the existing facility cannot be Tuesday. But, Sturm added, the significance of successfully renovated, Hospital CorAnyone wishing to speak or ask the public's comments will depend on poration of America (HCA), a Nashville, questions will be given an opportunity. how much new pertinent information Tenn., for-profit organization, proposes The hearings will be held in the corn- they bring foh, to spend $18 million building a new mission board room at the Seminole The current hospital board of trustees hospital at a suitable nearby location. County Courthouse in Sanford. proposes to create a private, not-forThe county commission is In the profit corporation and sell tax.ex empt struction. HCA proposes to lease process of deciding if aging Seminole revenue bonds to finance renovation and Seminole Memorial Hospital. If the Memorial Hospital should be renovated expansion of the existing facility. They cwnmisssioners wish, however, HCA or replaced, and is so, by whom, point to local control as the strongest would purchase the old facility. The Presently SMH is a county-owned point In favor of their proposal. corporation also offered to put up a $1 facility. The county commission is Florida Hospital, Orlando, a Seventh- million performance bond to Insure they considering three proposals which offer day Adventist, not-for-profit will do what they promise. new forms of hospital governance, organization, proposes to spend $6 Today, at least two commissioners and Commissioner Bob Sturm said he does million to renovate the current facility county officials will tour an HCA-run not expect to hear anything new at the and at some future date, if allotted beds, hospital In Ft. Pierce. -- 4 • - TEHRAN, ran (UP!) Foreign of Christmas c'd delivered to the cppsIgn for election as Iran's first the official Pars news agency, said: would wait "more or less forever" until U1nl4er Sadegh Ghofb'ideh said today hostages. Now, he said, the students told prIdent Jan. 25, dId not refer to the "As we have Informed the United the United States accepted its demand. could itoisi out "snore or loss him some of the atptjveswlij have W. Soviet veto that killed the U.S. riuUan Nations authorities at 2 am. local time fsry." in holding the UI hostages, peared on television have stopped alter It had passed 102 late Sonday. East this morning the verdict of the Sfty Speaking about the mood In Qom — Iran's center of power — Ghotbazeh told have been In caUvIty for 72 receivlg mall because of their Germany Joined the Soviet Union in Council and any organs of Who ak.ady the United reporters there has been "no opposition" statements. iwtive votps. Natiosa which we 101 in hl from Islamic leader Ayatollah RUhOUSII e rniJfta At the Gheth4, onrkir4 on his camBritain, France, No,wy,Portugal, the Jisti!led demk,d, of the Iranian pe, Khomeini to his diplomatic efforts at the cying the told .n psign to Leouliii Iran's ,t elected PMlIppinss, Jamaica, Niger and Is not accepted by us mod is COflhldif ed United Nations and elsewhere. American rsporW they we "willing to prrIII'f .demnsd Ui al$wte $0 - Tai'bs veted with the United Status in null and void. held oat for the r of thsle lives" If asuk economic Iran as favor of the resolution "NOW that the United Stain' stubborn Brit ' • and asosry to win estraditien of less and warned ai n and France have prarevoletion and baffle. attempts have failed, we Kostslanstz Dead At 78 etiiur nsiiojnm to get diIOIId in With the Iranian public and private 'are cal ling on oU*r govergmienta Dot 10 Alex Pass of Los Angel. station, The krsi "ià.ter isid In a brief aftlom Im rasa* cut off NEW YORK (UP!) — Andre get Involved In the U.S. ______ political ga'n.i KWC~ mid do militants, amid m statewiat ttsrt ostelanetz, world famous orchestral and avoid any measure that the fate of the hostagos still iiopieeh '$u. ow rsiatiia with It called .aiSICIUSS di conductor and guest conductor of the rected airments.,. relations wth the respective govern- New York Philharmonic I,WithAY*,9U.h Rulsilab lChomsinL tIsrcUw_esranlM&" But is did at Moslems in that East Asian country. since 1952, died ffld that when .the - Imam not "aPP a of Iran's 'relations with Norway, Poe. ies that voted • In Haiti Sunday night. He was 78. (mMsprip) dicidis trials aisuid Igin, for ths UListuiMsd r-Ma r.Thtg uPl. Jamaica, T"ilhla, Niger and In remarks made at. news conference A spokesman in New York said they Will prei.d" he qosted them as for the eit4sw, ''t4a have been "sI1td to bwvokm early today, GhoQwadeh ruled out the' Kostelaneta was vacationing in Haiti and I Ghotbuileli, cern.tIy visiting trade. áyiag. release of American hostages before the died of a heart attack following come Paen was Instrumental In getting thâs southern Irfl .10 pOWr support for his The minister's statement, carried by shah's extradition and declared Iran pllcatlons of pneumonia, - - I • • - -- U.S. 4 ____ ____ ___ ___ , seam ,' •-, mitiole Hospital Future In Public Spotlight Tuesday Iranians Ready T o Hold Hostages 'Forever' J iIL. The session would climax an The votes were there, but so was the said that over the next several days, the vegetables from Plant City. While It may not be a wwldls record — there Is none United States will work with other emergency debatethe in which dozens of Russian "nyet." listed in the Guinness Book of World Records -It should make a good-sized delegates accused nations to seek to Implement sanctions Soviet Union of serving on anybody's table. Ms. Jacobson said she plans to give the turnip to a invading the non-aligned Moslem Meanwhile, the White House charged against Iran for its refusal to free 50 U.S. year-old lady who Is on of her favorite customers, country in disregard of all international the Soviet veto In the United Nations of hostages held in the U.S. embassy in rules, among them the United Nations economic sanctions against the Tehran Tehran since Nov. 4. TURNIP '.•--- ________ UNITED NATIONS (UP!) — The U.N. Charter. government "is aimed at advancing General Assembly was expected to pass In another development, the U.N. Soviet designs in Iran." • • by an overwhelming majority today a Security Council convened late Sunday to Herøld Photo by Tom N.ti.I resolution for "the immediate, un- vote on an American-drafted resolution, Janet Jacobson of Jan's Produce, located in the rear of the Village Super Flea conditional and total withdrawal" of declaring an embargo on exports to Iran In a statement condemning the Soviet Market In Sanford, holds a lI1 .pound turnip that came in a shipment of foreign troops from Aghantatan. as long as it holds the 50 U.S. hostages, veto of the sanctions, President Carter TERRIFIC . li U.N. Set To Demand Soviet Withdrawal 'S .5.. .'.' " _____ • By DIANE PETRYX Herald Staff Writer AND cerAtL( Or As AT-s1 SOFTtESE4ES. - b 'S & l4i - 3#lIIuIh1u1 - 0 Th5 HUMAN BILLBOARDS' P#?OTEST '- YA TRRNSI DOSES NO v ' • . •• • 9 . 1 By DAVID M. RAZLER he had managed to leave the home. Florida Living nursing home return him He had no relatives In the United States, •• Herald Staff Writer "We lock the doors (but) we don't use when a motorist picked him up and and had his maritime pension check and ": • A man who wandered away from a padlocks,"she said adding "these peo)e brought him there, believing he had left social security handled by a court apForest City adult care home Friday night can walit." that facility, said Mrs Morris. pointed guardian, said Mrs. Morris. Herald Photo by Tom Netwi was found dead ina canal about 2®yards "See, people even escape from here" Schade was helped into bed at7:30p.m. His guardian, Carlile Johnson of the away Saturday afternoon, sheriff's Friday, but his bed was empty at 10 p.m., she said, explaining all hospitals, nursing deputies report. homes and adult homes have problems Orlando Christian Services Center, was she said, Fred A. Schade, 82, a resident of the . On two previous occasions, Sctiade had with persons deciding to leave. "We are not available for comment this morning. A dozen people's Transit Authority members, including Ed Kratz of Pine Acre Golden Age Center, 5030 Cub managed to leave the home and hitch not entitled to restrain people," she Schade's checks did not cover his Orlando (foreground ), (Iki sonic "human hillboarding" Saturday said. IAM Dr., was found dead by several rides, saying he was trying to get back to died expenses at the home, expenses Mrs. afternoon, to protest the lack of mass transit In Orange and Seminole Autopsy results indicate Schade teenagers rowing on the canal new 5203 his native Hamburg, Gerflifl), Morris said she pa id out of her own Counties. At the corner of State Road 46 and U.S. Highway 17-92, e t ween about 10 p.m. and 2 am. Pineylew Way, an apparent drowning Morris said, pocket. "I thought of him as another members of the organization displayed signs saying mass transit is victim, deputies say. After be was discovered at the Orlando Mrs. Morris said she knew little about human being, one who needed He had been reported missing at 10 bus terminal a hospital-type iden. &ha4e's background. He had told her said. She added she becomes very help," she the answer to high gas prices. Menibers of the organization say they close p.m, Friday by homeowner 'Theresa • tification band was put on his wrist, she be entered maritime service at age 15, to her guests, since she operates a small are engaged in various activities to attempt to get better bus service Morris, who said this was the third time said. This helped personnel at the nearby and worked most of his life sihnsrd othirm facility with 14 residents, in the two counties. I I ¶ RSS M Drowns After Leaving Home Man Ask someeneto drop i . 5' • • • r- By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer ing's cornerstone was TIME.TESTEDI After the wrecking crew d.part.d the old build found upside down In the rubble. Yet, thu stone's ItWI century date read the same as iwi JSSA OU before. What year was on the stone? Find a bird's name In each sentence: I. The new . ;• . • .' • rand ltlonis great. 2, Both rushed homi.3.WS lingered over tea. 4. Rains pelted the lowlands. 1O P $Q I WV$NL 1 USJM 1 . WENEW ____ ____ ___ .j 1P - III 71 7 ~ : N I i F w v- �El U 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monda y, Jan. -_ , 1, charges he held a gun to a woman's head and made her walk with him for a short distance Wednesday night. Henry Lee Mullins, of the Oak Ridge Motel on U.S. Highway 17.92 in Fern Park, will be arraigned Tuesday on charges he assaulted and falsely imprisoned 011ie Williams, of Depugh Street, Wednesday night, in the parking lot of Club 436. at Lake Howell Road in Casselberry, deputies say. They report Mullins placed a gun to Williams' head and J.J forced her to walk to Jones' Barbecue, on 17.92, where he left VOL 47 JUUJCU U JV IUU, jJ 5d7UI UI' IUU flVUCU i1UV iIUlU. her. At Myrtle Avenue, one of the males pulled a knife and held it ROOF SUITS DISMISSED He was arrested a short time later at 318 Depugh St., at Crompton's throat, demanding the 11$200 you have," Suits against an architect and three companies by the deputies say. deputies said. Seminole school board, charging then with constructing leaky Alter handing over an undisclosed amount of cash, the trio roofs on three schools, were thrown out Wednesday, because PURSE SNATCHING IN SANFORD forced Crompton from his truck and drove off, the suits were filed after the deadline Imposed by the statute of lost her purse to two robbers who Jumped her as A woman The truck, a W76 white pickup, was found a short time Later limitations, she made a phone call Friday night, police report. by Sanford police at the intersection of Holly Avenue and Circuit Court Judge Robert McGregor granted stunnukry Barbara Mathis, of 127 Country Club Dr., in Sanford, was Fulton Street. It was held by the Seminole sheriff's department Judgments for defendants architect Eoghan Kelley, Dick attacked at 10:05 p.m. as she used the pay phone outside the for processing. Holland Inc., E. C. Goldman Inc. and R and R Industries, 111' Champ grocery, on the corner of French Avenue and 20th WOMAN ROBB ED AT BANK accused by the board of causing roof problems at Teague street, police say. A 64-year-old woman was robbed over $2,000 in the parking Middle School, Idyllwilde Elementary School and Forest City The thieves made off with $150 in cash along with her purse, lot of a Casselberry bank Friday afternoon, Casselberry police Elementary School, said school attorney Ned Julian Jr. police report. report. Julian added McGregor's ruling did not affect suits by the Nellie Mason, of 1411 Seminola Blvd., in Casselberry, was HAND GUNS STOLEN board against the defendants accusing them of faulty work on robbed inside her motor home parked in the ComBank lot on nine other school roofs, or the GAF Corporation for falling to Persons who "seemed to know what they were looking for" U.S. Highway 17-92, as she returned after a trip to the bank, honor warranties on any of the roofs involved.broke into the Onnie A. Statler residence, 2637 Lk. Hayes Police say a lone assailant pushed her to the floor of her Drive, Oviedo, Friday and removed three hand guns from a The ruling that the four-year period in which suits can be motor home when she returned, shoving her into the shower, filed starts with the discovery of a leak will be appealed, Julian closet. Stolen were one chrome, 38 special Smith and Wesson 4. and threatening to shoot her. Ms. Mason saw no gun during the said, explaining it was based on only one previous case. inch. barrel hand gun, one 22 caliber, 9-shot chrome handgun, crime, they added. and one Smith and Wesson Russian Model 44 blue steel 8-inchThe thief made off with about $2,000 In traveler's checks and ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT WITh GUN barrel hand gun. No value was estimated for 'he guns. Nothing an unknown amount of cash, they said. A Fern Park man is being held In lieu of $1,050 bond on else in the house was disturbed. IN BRIEF Brown Urges Japanese To Support Pakistan TOKYO (UPI) — Defense Secretary Harold Brown today urged Japan to Increase its defense spending and aid to Pakistan because of the Soviet invasion of Afghanista n, government officials sa id. Brown, who ar rived in Tokyo Sa t urday af ter a nineday trip to Chi na, left for Washington today after his talks wi th Prime Minister Masayoshl Ohira a bout the Afghan situation and the holding of American hostages in Iran. Brown also met wi th Foreign Minister Saburo Oki ta and Enji Kubota, state minister and director-general of the Defense Agency. Indira Gandhi Assumes Post New Del hi, India (UP!) — Indira Ga nd hi was sworn In today as pr ime minister of India, returning from political exile to face economic and social chaos at home and heightened tension in the subcontinent caused by the Afghanistan invasion. Wi th thdUsands of wellwishers gathered outside the presidential pala ce that served once as the Brit ish colonial vice-regal palace, President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy swore the 62-year-old prime ministe r to the solemnity of her office. F ourteen ministers — seven of them members of her cabinet during 20 months of oppressive emergency rule that Led to her defeat In 1977 — also took the oa th of office In Ashoka Hall, the viceroy's glittering ballroom in the days of the British Raj. - County, Sanford Talking About 'E nclave' Court Test By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - Tito Surgery Unsuccessful — county legal problems. In the meantime, the county will continue monitoring the city's proposed annexation of the tract of property at U.S. 17.92 and Woodson Avenue near Sunland Estates. The ordinance annexing the property owned by ComBank is to be adopted on final reading by the city commission at its 7 p.m. meeting BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) — Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy called on Americans residi ng in Libya to march on their embassy and turn ft Into a office, the sta te-run Li byan News Agency said. The 'àncy quoted Kbadaly as taIling at a news . conference late Sunday, he would be"ready to receive the U.S. Charged' affaires once the embassy in Tripoli Is t urned Into a people's office." The leader also denied any dispute be tween his country and the Palestine Liberation Organization. to — at ski resorts. A false spring settled into the Upper Midwest, breaking a a small part of West Virginia. Thunderstorms wer e widely scattered from the eastern Gulf Coast to the Southern Atlantic. AREA RE ADINGS it a.m.) temperature: 67; overnight low: 51; yesterdays high: 73; barometric pressure: 30.01; relative humidity: 9 7 percent: winds: Nor thwest at 3 m.p.h. TUESDAY 1101$: Daytona Beach: high, 5:33 low, 11:43; high, 11:45; Port Canaverali high, 3:27 low, 11:36; high, 3:45; Bayport; high, 12:41: high, 302 low, 3:54. BOATING FOUCAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter inlet, Out SO Miles: Winds mostly north to northeast 10 to 15 knots through Tuesday except variable tO knots over south portion today. Seas 2 to 4 teat. Cloudy with occasional rain north port ion and a chance of show ers south portion today becoming partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. PONICASTi Cloudy with occasional rain or drizzle today S*..i_a a.I.. ai..4.., S.. ?.... LI uwy by wuw.v. flIU n_ IWI flW WI IWIV and iwir iv AREA i n.#ru HOSPITAL u. SEMI MOLE MEMORIAL Sanford: Annie Hillary Julia Russo r John F. Eckets. of$gp Elmer C. Frank., Deltona Jack Maine, Daltons Melvin 0. Taylor. Dollons Grace Stamm Geneva Jonm it. Craig, Ostoon Andrew Roof Titusville DISCHARGES Sanford Charles M. Grow will& King NOTES LI#TC Dolores H. Harvey, ostoon j;' .. George R. McCall Joyce M. Rosmeil . CYCLIST TRIES ROUTE -,.,'. __ . . !. -.,.- ii ,~, -.-.. - - - ' DI$CNANOI$ ,i Sass Ions 1 ' Sanford.. .-' " - - - Z 9,~~U A IN BRIEF Another Former Flinn Aide Charges Sex Harrassment MIAMI (UP!) — Another former aide to state Rep. Gene Flinn, D-Miaml, has come forward complaining of sexual harassment. Mary Jane Swanko has notified the Legislature she is willing to testify to improper sexual advances made by the 48-year-old attorney during the three months she worked for him last summer. Karen Shields, 26, and Virginia Cathcard, 41, said earlier this month In complaints to the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that Flinn fondled them repeatedly and tried to make sexual intercourse a condition of their lobs. The women also said Flinn made them do extensive work for his private law practice on state time, a violation of House rules. This martial *It is the hallmark of our tri bal culture" But be also called for restraint. "I want the world to know there Is no war In Pakistan," Zia later told reporters. "We do not want to create a war Involving Pakistan, tribal dfs the Ume has not yet come. When the " time corns., we will give the all." Water Short In Key West KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) — This Island city's off. again, on-again desalination plant was put back in operation over the weekend, but there was still a severe shortage of water. Bringing the plant back on line meant the city was . receiving 8.5 million gallons of fresh water a day. But at this time of year when the tourist influx is near Its peak, Key West uses.about 9.1 million gallons daily. Dennis Wardlow, director of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority, said because of the shortage a reduction in water pressure will remain In effect — Soviet force appear to ' 1 Ella J. Dickin,Dipary Richard M. Fillmore .. . . Sr., F 'ex '' a ,•. ' "" I4 ,, —. ;' . -.. , . -A .. 1 ' - . - ------ P'" '" - $ 1. - - ."-$ __ g . • '- dcspt in somePertso( the northsu boM in P'ñetarü capital of___ aM in swar NEW the Afgab.n border, interpreted with out itliii thi Nbil reparli of guerrilla lucciessa In the thR prOVIDON of *adIkhaIlSfl, BIghIM Kiióg ad vital ad p, "thay sy be having some iieesu but l*vs they been &eits assill - 2 Men Arrested In Murders and 41110~ ,, j . - I- ILOOD Brendas. Jennings, a radiology stidool at Semiasle Memorial donate. khi first wskol Mood durisga recent ely.. Frees r, --ir' the 1'nV ooulmsd t the eol4'nated I,* Soviet ___ b"111111 we Still 11111110ject to loft I. rIgM, DM1 ___ Faulliser, aulotait dIrector .1 respIratory therapy; Nick Harris, muager the TI ti c. of bousekeeplag; aid Julie Guy, pr.graá d waid as Jda .radlslsgy, A *AM fir the rebel çn OW44dmd. or Osbounie, Ceutral Florida Blood Batik Sailord braids supervls.r, prepares 1111011*Sanity of NIIS1IIMII3 said "iMlag has raged since Brendan for the dssatlss. Semluol. Memorial Hospital employees daunted 11A AIsan p"nmud 73 sits of hind I. ti. Ceutral Florida Bloød Baik duieg tie dilve to boost t ad Wl. h 11cept 1'p. in us ospital s blood reserve accomet. Kurmar. -. DONOR J I -, SU.11, Yssr, By M.ils Week SIN; MeetS. 50.11.6 1.et6s, UOJI, Ywr. S0* - , , J1ssaI I 2 2ceBUd 1 in I ~ get -20 Billion Deficit Seen M %01 = : I ri $15 In a message to Congress and in a wAs tUI'li — President Carter is pushing ahead with his goal of if. I progressively cutting the annual federal deficit — despite the added burdens of -increased military spending and the cost on M of the grain embargo against the Soviet - 1-• 1 : Union. c A White house aide told UP! that Carter -: is planning a fiscal 1981 budget that will il ', Cdfl 1 deficit of $15 billion to $20 billion. It JPW was learned from other sources that Carter will propose a 1981 budget of $615 — .ie billion to $620 billion. Ill I — The deficit in the last fiscal year was about $30 billion, about half what it was I.• when Carter took office three years ago. Carter already has promised a real r increase — that is, excluding the increase J— of about 4.5 perixiit caused l inflation f . 11 In defense spending, which now is cxicted to tot about $157 billion. .-. IJ The admit ration also has offered to buy $2.25 billion in grain to shore up Staff Sgt. Steuart Baker (left ) and Specialist-f; lames 'I'anm'r valiiiite slumping farm prices caused by the Soviet the TOW Weapons Ssteiii, now ill Use at (lit' Sanford ;%t'I)IV National grain embargo. Guard Infantry Unit. Set to undergo e(ensive field training. (lie system A balanced budget was one of his main is just a liiiy portion of the I)resident's expandeti military budget. 1976 iinpgn themes. A speech at the start of the White House Conference on Small Business Sunday . - - - night, Carter spelled out the same theme that he will continue to cut the budget deficit. "In the 1981 budget, shortly to be released, the proposed deficit will be HO iiiore than one-half of I per cent of gross national product," Carter said. — - - -,- - - "We can attack inflation directly — and we've done so," Carter told hundreds of cheering conference participants. "I have cut the federal deficit by more than half. In the new budget we will cut it in half again, and we will keep working toward a balanced budget." Carter spent an infrequent weekend at the White House. his wife, Rosalynn, campaigned in Iowa twice last week, returning to Washington Saturday night. Carter planned to hold a working lunch today with Spanish President Adolfo Suarez as part of his consultation with foreign leaders on the crises in Iran and Afghanistan. ---- - . —.— __ - ' \ . . . - stems from a decision Last week by the 5th ATLANTA (UPI) It has been more than two years since former federal budget director Bert Lance resigned as the nation's top money manager. Except for # brief stint as an Atlanta television commentator, he has almost dropped from the public eye. But Lance and three former associates were to go on trial today on bank fraud charges that will thrust the one-time $911-aweek country banker back into the limelight, There are at least two pending pretrial actions, one of them a motion to dismiss. But U.S. District Judge Charles Moye has made it clear that he will frown upon delays In beginning the trial. right to a hearing on complaints that Justice Department leaks to the press influenced the grand jury to indict. It was U.S. District Judge Richard Freeman who denied that hearing, even before any indictments were returned. Alter Lance was indicted, Moyc refused to hear another dismissal motion. The defense now holds open the possibility of culling at 5th Circuit judge to intervene in the case and force a trial delay, Moyc, meanwhile, 1183 tried to speed jury selection so that testimony can begin Wednesday. He has ordered that queries to prospective jurors be printed on questionnaires, a rare method of jury selection, — - • Bert ance Faces Bank Fraud Trial The dismissal motion, which Moye has promised to decide before a jury is sworn, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) The fifth and most comprehensive simulated flight test for the first space shuttle launch later this year was begun Monday at 2 a.m. with a simulated launch. Backup crew members, Air Force Col. Joe Engel, and Navy Cmdr. Richard Truly, were at the controls of the space ship Columbia when the simulated test which is scheduled to last — Tennessee Grills Presley's Doctor - MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Any mention of Elvis Presley and drugs in the same breath draws an angry response from many of the millions who considered the tote singer their Idol. Hut the reclusive entertainer, his physician and close friends say, ingested an ex. traordinary amount of prescribed pills. Presley's use of drugs will be aired in detail in public for the first time today when his longtime physician and friend, Dr. George Nichopoulos, goes before the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners in a hearing at City hull. lie is accused of negligence in the prescription of drugs by "indiscriminately prescribing-" 12.000 stimulants, sedatives and tranquilizers to Presley in the last 20 months of his life. Presley died at the age of 42 on Aug. 16, 1977. The charges were lodged against Nichopoulos in September when an audit of Memphis drug stores showed he had written unusually large numbers of prescriptions for Presley, entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis, and 18 others, including himself and his daughter. If found guilty of the charges. Nichopoulos, 52, could be censured, placed on probation or lose his license to practice medicine in Tennessee. No criminal charges have been filed, but the Shelby County Attorney General's office began Investigating Presley's death at his (;raceland mansion after the medical complaint was made public. MIAMI (UP!)-- Police arrested two men on murder charges Sunday and looked for a third suspect In the stabbing and beating deaths last week of four men whose bodies were found in an abandoned automobile on an expressway exit ramp. Arrested and charged with four counts of firstdegree murder and robbery were Joseph Mocker, 41, - of Miami and Bernard Bolender, 27, of Fort Lauder. dale, Fla. Still being sought was PalilThofllpiOn,33,Of Miramar, Fla. They were accused of the slayings of Scott T. Bennett, 25, of Miami; Rodolfo Ayan, 38, of Hialeah, Fla,; John Memo. 29, of Fort Lauderdale; and Nbcomedes Hernandez Jr., 33, of Miami. - - - over 50 hours was begun. Navy captain, and Navy Cmdr. Robert Crippen. The first actual space shuttle mission is scheduled for 54 For the descent frommi orbit and landing, Young and Crippen hours. The simulated test includes a dress rehearsal of the will be at the controls wearing escape suits. The escape suits launch and ascent into orbit, 48 hours of orbital maneuvers and are modified versions of Air Force pressure suits with bubble return to earth for Landing. During the simulated orbital portion, backup crew members helmets which are used when pilots are ejected from aircraft will alternate with prime crew members John Young, former during emergencies. 'An Excusable Hommode' Robert J. Smith JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) A 33year-old rock musician has been found Innocent of murder in the death of his 18year-old wife, whose body he admitted dismembering and shipping to a Texas warehouse. The body of Betty Fay Webster was found nearly two years later at Garland, Tex. Gary Lynn Webster had been charged with second degree murder In her death. But after 10 hours and 10 mlnules of deliberation Saturday, the jury found her death was "an excusable homicide." Webster's attorney, Chief Assistant Public Defender Bill White, said the Jury was "fair minded and reasonable," Webster told the Jurors, "From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank you." Assistant State Attorney Jay Howell and Circuit Judge R. Hudson lJliff had no Immediate comment. — In testimony, Webster said the couple had argued over another woman but he had never Intended to cause his wife's death. "I loved her and I had no desire to see her hurt In any way," he said. He said that when he "tried to cover her mouth to quiet her" she clawed him, scratching his arm and cheek. He said his hands "slipped from her mouth and away from her clawing hands, around her throat. She stopped yelling. I don't know how long I had actually choked her." His attorneys contended the bride of four months did not the of strangulation, as an autopsy report stated, but of vasovagal reaction — a heart attack induced by a blow to the throat, Dr. Linda Norton, the Dallas County, Tex., assistant medical examiner who performed the autopsy testified that such Bundy Jury Selection: W..k 2 ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — As jury selection In the second murder trial of Theodore Bundy moved into Its second week today, Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling was trying to decide whether to move the trial again. The first week of jury selection ended with 11 Jurors tenen tatively seated. Since Jury selection began last Monday, 48 people have been excused. Bundy Is accused of Luring a 12-year-old girl from her Lake City Junior high school in 1978 and leaving her body in a rusted pig sty 35 miles away. Wherever Bundy goes, heavy publicity follows. His first trial In the deaths of two Florida State University sorority sisters was moved from Tallahassee to Miami because of extensive press coverage and his current trial for the death of Kimberly Diane Leach was moved out of Lake City and Live Oak for the same reason. Defense attorneys said last week In a motion to move the trial again the same situation applies In Orlando. M.D. DERMATOLOGY Musician Innocent In Death Of Wife He Dismembered - WWVW (USPS 541411) ATLANTA (UP!) ç)ç seamstress, Roa PurJcs,,, was bone-tired the December day she refsed tq giye up her seat on a Montgwpery bus and move to the all. black section In the back. In 1955, that was a crime in the central Alabama city. She was arrested for violating the city's bus segregation law but her refusal sparked a year-long boycott that catapulted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Into the forefront of the nation's civil rights movement. Almost 25 years later, at King's Ebenezer Baptist Church, she will be honored today with the 1980 King Peace Award. President Carter was last year's recipient.' Zko-, ~, PIAWAR, PakIMI (UPI) ' = Space Shuttle Begins A 50-Hour Sim'lated Test Towns, Highways. , * .. -,--.'% , . .0"- b Woman Gets King Award Carl Smith , of 1609 Park Ave., In Sanford, tries out • the city's new bike route officially dedicated -. between rain showers Sunday afternoon at the Veteran's Memorial Park on the lakefront. Between 45 and 50 persons showed up for the brief ceremony Including many who brought their bikes to try out the new 8 miles of marked bike routes. - . .1 — ent NearL ... . Al- ~ -- samples were sent to Goldstein for analysis in his laboratories at Stanford. Goldstein found the amounts of endorphin and cortisone were many times higher in the blood samples taken after treatment, Toyama said. About 90 percent of his patients come to him for treatment of arthritis, Toyanma said, and acupuncture is particularly effective because the increased cortisone and endorphin relieve pain and inilamation in the joints. — • Soviets Tighten Grip On Major , Since the discovery of endorphin similar in chemical composition to morphine and with the increased popularity of acupuncture, a number of American neurologists have theorized endorphin is the key to acupunctures success in relieving pain. But Toyama said no one has developed scientific evidence to prove it until now. Toyama, who is Japanese, said he took blood samples from patients before and after they received acupuncture treatment. The 1981 I — I . . Nesse DVV Will 115011$, Wd11l, I1.W;6 lulL 113* L .. ~1* _1.. . Psllllid Patty and kaday, sscs kIwd.v by TIs kaforl NiraSO, Sac.. * N. Frssda Avs.. laaIsrd, P10. $711. some Class Psets Paid at kafoed, Fiend. $711 *4 k* l9 77 GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) Guilford County authorities expect more indictments in connection with the slayings of five communist anti-Ku Klux Klan marchers last November. District Attorney Mike Schlosser, who - returned last week from the FBI crime laboratory in Washington, said he expects additional indictments in the case, but would not speculate on who would be named or the charges involved. Fourteen people, all members of either the Ku Klux Klan or Nazi Party, have been indicted In connection wit(t -h,', 3 deaths of five members of the Com. munist Workers Party, which organized the "Death to the Klan rafl) finsboco. Eleven have been indicted on five counts of first-degree murder and one count of inciting a riot, and three others have been charged with engaging in a riot. - __ . i 11 11~_ ,._, I City Monday, Janus. iNS—Vol. n. No. 134 : ---- i H Lloyd Young, Dellona Ewe heM IfrsWd _ - . ,- Leroy Hickson "°%' WOMI L. aeIary D.Ila Maddox, Deffaw Wayne A. Hall. Deltona Anton L. Di Gorandlelyn Barber. Li1i Doroth y C. oodswor Pt,Y Luai F. Worsham, Dltona Maitland . II ADMISSIONS Son": Willard Gretchen 0. Parry Mary Slack . — id More Indictments Coming items zaa's l' William Spillman I Garfield Walker Patrick McElwee, Dollons Warren C. Thompson, Orange WASHINGTON (UPI) — Vice President Walter Mondale and a throng of union members paid last respects Sunday to George Meany, the Bronx plumber who ruled the AFL-CIO for a quarter century. More than 1,000 people filed past Meany's casket Sunday and more than that amount were expected today. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. Meany's body is on public view in the lobby of AFL-CIO headquarters. Mondale, calling Meany a "remarkable man and a good friend," headed a list of dignitaries attending the wake Sunday. — ruAwAlt, Pakistan (UP!) — Chieftains Chieftains of some 3 million frontier tribesmen urged Pakistani President Mohammed Zia ul.Haq to declare an Islamic holy war against Russian in. vadera in neighboring Afghanistan, but Zia cautioned the time was not right. "They are our neighbors and we cannot see them like this, occupied by the Russians," Chief Shahzada Khan of the Afridi tribe told Zia Sunday at a gathering of tribal chiefs In Peshawar, near the Afghan border. The assembled chiefs of Pakistan's rugged Northwestern Frontier province formally asked Zia to declare a Jibed, or holy war, against Soviet troops 'ho overran Afghanistan In a Christmas week invasion, but Zia told them that "the time has not yet come" for such a call. Western diplomats said the possibility of Pakistani tribal action against the Russians raised the alarming specter of Pakistan becoming embroiled in the conflict against Its will.' Shahiada, spokesman for the chiefs, said he thought Zia's statement would be heeded since only head of state has the right to declare A holy war. But Vusaf Khan of the I00,000.rneinbsr, Molan'pad Tribe said earns border tribes were already ftghthig Afghan government troops. Others may declare their own Jihad In The Ulbil arIes of ncrthw.rn P' 1'tes w a mosmialne. defiance of declaration, usai ulci. otis zone inhabited by some 3 million tribesmen who nianu. "The tension is there and anyt hing could happen," Yuuf facture their own firearms and recognize no outside authority, said. "We belie ve that the Russians will sooner or later with. IUdIflg the Pakistani government. draw and leave Afghanistan as an Independent country. Ifl his reply to the ddds, Zia uId,'qflglyunderItJnyos, Otherwise the tribearnars will have to take s wins." senhimants and appreciate your spirit for Jibed — holy war, or tying decades-old records in parts of Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota. Freezing rain and sleet fall in portions of the Northeast. The Nation al weather Service said the West Coast should get a respite from the rains today. Bad weather wa blamed for the crash of small plane off'the coast of Santa Barbara, Calif., Sunday night in which six people were feared killed. in the Midwest, normally frigid Sioux City, Iowa, warmed ba 50 degree reading Sunday, tying a record set In 1100. Lincoln, Neb., recorded a record-tying 31 and Omaha's 57 broke marks established in tIN and tied in 1100. Minneapolis-St. Paul's 4 degree reading tied a record set In 1191.A mixture of sleet and freezing rain prompted traveler s advisories through much of the Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valley regions and In Michigan. A winter storm warning was in effect in Lo*s tonight in the lower North to mph diminishing at night, ar n probability percent 5r Pays Respects To Meany Pakistani President Declines Holy War NATIONAL RIPORT, Gusting wind and torrential rain swept into northern California from the Pacific again today, tndina river and strums to bankfuil In the California-Nevada foothills arid melting snow Tuesday. Throng Of Union Members in Toyama said his research is "probably just the tip of the iceberg" and future studies may show acupuncture produces many cp!cx chemical and physiological responses within the body. He said the studies, which were conducted in cooperation with Goldstein and researchers in Florida, Montreal and Tokyo, also show acupuncture stimulates the production of cortisone, it steroid that prevents inflammation, and other body hormones. — WASHINGTON (UPI) Republican National Chairman Bill Brock says hearings in 10 cities on what should be included in the GOP 's 1980 platform will provide the most comprehensive and open attempt yet to establish party goals. In today's opening hearing in Washington, more than 50 public policy experts planned to tell party officials what positions the GOP should take on such issues as the economy, national defense, energy, foreign affairs, education, housing, agriculture, taxes and transportation. What is expected to be a massive record of testimony from the 10 hearings will be handed over to the more than 100 national convention delegates who will serve on the official platform committee when Republicans gather in Detroit in July to choose their presidential candidate. PHI Victims Returning Home WEATHER V GREENSBORO, N.C. I UPI) Acupunc. ture causes the human body to produce a natural pain-killing substance, a Greensboro pathologist and acupuncturist says. Alter almost 10 years of research, Dr. Phillip N. Toyama said his studies are the first direct evidence incidating acupuncture needles stimulate the production of en dorphin, a natural substance produced by the body and discovered in the early 1970s by Dr. Avram Goldstein of Stanford University. GOP Develops Platform The $33,408.87 has been used for a variety of unbudgeted Including: fire department workman's compensation $L037.12; street light for Loch Low Drive, $312; recrea tion equipment and civic center sign, $661.24; special le gal services from city attorney, $368.15; sidewalk slip and fall insurance today. $14,978; medical life insurqnce $2,076.36; increase in budget for "I see no problem with that particular annexation," Sturmn General Sanford Memorial Library $3,586; special legal said. service for the combined effort to hire asi,eclal prosecutor in The county currently has in the courts lawsuits cha llenging the sta te attorney's office to handle city cases $2,000 and street material for reconstruction of a portion of Ridgewood Avenue annexations by Casselberry and Lake Mary. The major issue in the suits Is whether the annexed property crea tes an en- $1,390. dave, an action forbidden by state law. More Is no definition of the word in the law, nor has the,. S been any court decision defining the tem.Thia cities generally believe an enclave Is property completely surrounded by another J urisdiction. The county's position is that an enclave is ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) — About of 300 residents of an area wholly or partly surrounded by the territory of another nwalsouli easternOhiocom Ueswereaowedtoretmznto jurisdict ion, their home,, which they had to evacua te Sunday because of a Knowles several weeks ago suggested a "sweetheart" suit to toxic chemical spill. Libya Suggests U.S. March i I Monday, Jan. 14, 19$O-3A Does Acupuncture Produce Pain-Killer In Body ? IN BRIEF let the city and county seek a Judgment on the meaning of the word. When the annexation ordinance of the Woodson Avenue property passed on first reading month ago, Mayor Lee P. Moore said a property owner should have th right to annex his land in to a city if he chooses to do so. Other items on the agenda for the 7 p.m. meeting include a report from Knowles on the status of the city's contingency f und. At the beginning of the 1979.1980 fiscal year, Oct. 1, there was a total of $65,279.77 in the fund. By the end of the first quarter of the year, Dec. 31, 1979, $31,870.90 remained In the fund The Seminole County Commission and the city of Sanford may go to the Seminole..Brevard circuit court seeking a defi nition of the word "enclave," County Commissioner Bob Sturm said today that he and City Manager Warren -Knowles have been discussing the possibili ties of the two governmental bodies seeking the definition to settle a number of lawsuits, Sturm said County Attorney Nikki Clayton will be looking into the matter as soon as she catches up on other pressing BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) Officials said today surgery performed Sunday on President Josip Bros Tito, 87, was unsuccessful, but the Yugoslav leader Is recovering normall y. The national news agency Tanjug issued a four-line bulletin saying, "Despite temporary improvement, 9 desired effect has not been achieved ." But the bulletin said Tito's general condition is good and he is recovering normally from the operation on the blood vessels of his left leg. around 10 NAnON A 64-year-old Sanford man, who thought he was aiding a young woman in need of a ride home from a bar, ended up losing his money and truck to her and two accomplices Friday night, deputies report. Russell Crompton, 64, of 2659 Magnolia Ave., in Sanford, was in the Elbow Room, at Sanford Avenue and County Road 427, at about 2 am, when a woman 20 to 23 years old, five feet tall, with red hair, asked him for a ride home, deputies say. As Crompton and the woman left the bar, two males in their WORLD - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Man Loses Truck, Money To Trio 010001100MENI a cause of death was possible but rare. She said she thought death was due to strangulation but estimated it would have taken three to five minutes to strangle Mrs. Webster. Webster estimated he had his hands on his wife's throat for only 22 seconds. Webster, who had been performing at at Jacksonville bar at the time of the Aug. 8, 1977, slaying, said afterward he decided the only way to conceal what had occurred was by dismembering the body and taking It with him to Texas, The body was found by a warehouse manager cleaning out a stall because of rent delinquency. Webster was traced to Casper, Wyo., where he was appearing, and arrested last July 18. Webster and his wife were married at Greenwood, S.C., In April, 1977. *W_SA;_WA1QA Skin Diseases And Surgery PHONE 322-7906 2425 PARK AVE. SANFORD TRY METZ'HE'g the BEST SHOE REPAIRING— CLEANING— DYING METZ SHOE REPAIR OPEN MON.-FRI. 5:004:00 SAT. 8:00-5:00, CLOSED SUNDAY ALL WORK GUARANTEED 210 SANFORD AVE. * During the ice ages, the Sahara Desert was a rich grassland. DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR WE RI(OMMEND SANFORD, FLA. 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS G1N1RAL,fLICTR,C PUMP J, , " ." ,. . ., Wall Plumbing Heating lI( Ph 322 6562 ' 71- It 2417 S. French Ave. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Sanford iOOl Sanford. Ave Snfo,d I 01 '.. J11 . 'J#J.r.. . 4. . . '. . - . - p -- ... .-4.., .- 'zr �I Evening Herald CUSPS 4I1•20) If you ever have a question about your government's dealings, Florida is the place to be. Under the state "sunshine law" almost all government meetings are open, and almost all government papers, ranging from tax rolls to studies to employees' salaries are available, for the asking, to any citizen of the state. Unlike many other places, there is no waiting period or formal written request needed to get information from any government body including the school district and city departments. A person only has to go to the place where the records are kept during business hours and ask Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422.2611 or 831.9993 Monday, January 14, 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; $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Year, Train Syndrome A Greater Threat for them. The Clock By DAVID M. RAZLER Of course, certain records , like the reports of grand juries and incomplete audits are con- Roland Williams complained the only "citizens" present who were not district employees or board members were reporters. Several people have told me . they are frustrated because they can't find out what kind of qualifications a school administrator has, or the history of a problem they have a specific Interest In. They are generally amazed when I tell them how easy It Is to find out what's going on. There Is work involved. The citizen wanting Information still has to determine who Is responsible for keeping it, and once finding the documents, wading through memos and budgets, unedited government paperwork not designed to point out specific Information. But generally, with a little effort, the answers can be found. fidential. But that, list is very small. If you need to know how a zoning decision was made, or exactly how much Is being spent on a program, ask. If anyone ever tries to tell you you can't see something or have certain papers, cite the law, called the Public Records Law, section 119 of the state code. Florida's open meetings law provides almost unlimited access to any meeting of a government body or agency. Almost every session is open in the state, Including bargaining sessions and personnel hearings, closed to the public in many other states. But many times, people with questions do not seem to take advantage of these laws. At a recent school board meeting, board member SPORTS Evening Herald Sanford, i, . I] 11 Players In Striking Distance The Three Mile Island accident has led to a proposal that utili ties operating nuclear power Problem PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) Shows Not In S Believi - I '.' • ,., - y . READERS . For Land Plan , ' Please. Write" Squeal On, Big : We Have Facts"* — . — r __ ""T ' ___ _ ____ d ____ — C 'in., via "How's the 01' harmony btw.'7 Yin an' Yang son?' theM - - EIUlJ11i. &aatss James edngw repostediy blamed the trouhirome gas lines on the Iranian revohitlon, width they said had cssed a drop In overall world oil production of some I mniliki' barrels a day and a iç In'U.S. p*cMum Imports, But the CIA ispod made dear what Carter andM,sIngerbeW — thstbothworld prducUen and U.8. iuorts were In fact before. The oil cointhan the y psies knew this too, of cows., but were appytoo busy co.ngUisprofltsfrvm the artificial shortage to bother correcting Use admtmidetratloss's lie. ;k,' ______ us the CIA docwi*, c1m that they were no t new, (baths fd the API IInilf had ____ ____ . The the API Irledtopoobpoah the figures ___ them week by week. This____ Is ainiply net hun: The APV5 figures were estimates, end maellubls; UN CIA's figures were verified facts, which Is what mide them worth Mere to the point, the rgy Deps,tmn.'4 was ale. es mael[uble fies, with UN rmaltthatlbpndictlmaotadrcpinworldoll production lurnedout to be .11 wet. In adudttlng this the DOE's top datiotklan, _T11M41.0 ", M ,, 74 ~&-- - r* ___ _____ 6.01 ' Now Campbell will pt a chance to IOU bo The upoit added that DOE knew Its ____ priudictIn. abeda drop In world oil wodectIen wore falee, end was alarmed when figures begin eppuoring to prove It. "When __ the diacripsacy could not be resQlnd," the House report said, "en attençt was made to renal the now data, or sesgsrn DOE. ____ p".,4 eta imlg___ have been Inaccuarat.." ___ Wláds Is jest what Iwrote In October. _ &pal en, API. SELiTIOI Wfl'NS: Four end a ha ago Bert Lance turned In an ____ to the FBI associate, Bill CamØell4 for dory on the wftasee stand. Be will be principal w11'ima agaimt lance who Is f.ckt(' trial in Atlanta for alleged banking irreguilastU Campbell will tostuty about __ , ___ ___ ___ Lance's role In the w1hm1ni,( the in. o( tank fmde for cam• ____ pslge and ether __ milpractkes — ailh(aUo tbatlanoehudegdet Lance's attorneys, of cosw, will attagT CU's credulity, They will mess tha fact that he never entioned Ida sllngaUone. phwt Lance to t he FBI or £edo,al; prosecutors until months later. __ ___ m __ ___ ___ Borg k~ -I.. - -1 *C - 1`-1 1"'"""'"" i . ''. __ r - .~ ,-, If it La Quinta. That left the two with 72-hole scores of 12-underpar 276. Tom Purtzer, with a 69 at La Quinta, and Mike Sullivan, with a 71 at Bermuda Dunes, are only a shot behind and a shot ahead of George Cadle, who had a 69 at Indian, and Victor Regalado, who had a 73 at Bermuda Dunes. Lanny Wadkins, Bob Murphy and Mark Hayes are another shot back and are followed by Scott Simpson, Tom Kite, Jim Colbert and Dave Hill. Of the 12 leaders, Cadle had the best round at La Quinta — a 64 on Saturday — so he might be the one to watch In the final round since it will be played at La Quinta. A total of 71 players survived the cut Sunday from among the starting field of 127. Among those who didn't make it was five-time Hope winner Arnold Palmer. Arnie shot 70.71-75 in the first three rounds and could have made it with a 73 but he played Sunday with an amateur team of Hope, former president Gerald Ford and Jackie Gleason as a massive horde followed their every step. The former chief executive sank a 40- foot birdy putt on the final hole to help his team but seemed genuinely disappointed Palmer did not make the cut. He refused to answer political questions but at one point when he was asked about the huge crowd watching him make that big putt on the 18th, he slipped. "My wife saw me and so did some friends," said Ford. "I might also have a friend or two if I fall into the race." The golf race here, though, should be a good one with it wild scramble for the $49,500 first prize, first of the year. Way back on last Wednesday it never seemed the tournament would reach this stage. Rain that day and the next almost washed out the event and as it was, it took two days to play the first round. Nelson, who won two tournaments last year and had two seconds and two thirds to place second to Tom Watson on the money list, took a triple bogey-7 on the second hole at La Quinta Sunday. then bogeyed the third. Then. Larry made birdies on the seventh, 10th, 12th, 13th and 18th holes to Crushes Gerulaitis ir Grand rrix get back in the picture. Stadler, playing much later, turned the backside at Indian Wells in 33 and after making his fifth birdy of the round on the fifth, he was the leader. But disaster struck on the eighth hole, his 17th, when he put his second shot out of bounds and wound up with a bogey. Surprisingly, the bogey didn't upset Stadler who is known for his short fuse. "l'uui ,very happy to be were I am," he said, "so much so that I don't even care where we play the final round. I'm reads'." ON THE BALL byAlon Mover NEW YORK (UPI) — Close the quiet Swede's. on top, and, indeed, he has $64,000, plus the satisfaction to win In New York, but the fire-day competition. friends are good for cornBut w hen it comes down to managed to salvage onl y one of having knocked off John money Is just as good The dramatic high was panlonship, comfort and a' business, Borg commits a of the last 21 sets between McEnroe and Jimmy Connors elsewhere, reached as early as the fifth combination of other nice most ungracious sort of them over a span of eight on successive days. But for things. And sometimes mayhem on his buddy. Facing matches, "I'm not satisfied, but I feel game of the opening set, when the second time in four I played a the two men ba ttled intensely they're just good for beating each other on opposite ends of bit better. I'll keep for 24 ths Gerulaltis was beaten points and nine deuces. And when the latest bloodmon Up Of). plugging away. I wouldn ' the court, there is no hostility, letting was over, Borg had no t Nine times Gerulaitis in the final of a major play tennis, I w.uldn't con- off break point, but staved but neither is there kinship, remorse, championship in the perThis, apparently, is the hometown the lost his to tinue practicing every day, if sistent Borg persevered and On Sunday, Borg elatlonship existing between I didn 't think I was going to finally "If he would be here (at the lcEm In the U.S. Open) achieved the break. jorn Borg and Vitas Gerulal- thoroughly decimated his pal, winner's interview), he'd and jinx against Borg get better. I wouldn't want to his In the following game, Borg frequently is house 6-2, 6-2, in the final of the have no feeling for me," said Just stay the same. continues to stand. I'd get Gerulaitis had three break uest of Gerulaitis when they $400,000 Grand Prix Masters. Borg, who earned $100,000. another job." points, but was unable to re In New York, they The rout required only an "Even if we're friends, when "I've lost to him before, but In truth, just as many had convert what proved to he his ior to hour and 16 minutes, andwas actice together pr would have been nice to expected because of past l you're on the cour t you're a as t chance to get back into aJor tournaments and rather typical of theIr competitor and you don't feel play two good matches in a performance, the final was the match. He never put up metlmes they go out working relationship, r row," Gerulaitis said.dull, falling far short in in- much of a f sorry for anyone." uss after that as gether, even if Vitas' Idea of In 15 lifetime encounters, Gerulaitis was soothed by "Looking ahead, it's a long tensity of a number of Borg broke in the third and cla1 activity differs from Gerulaitis has yet to come out the runnerup's purse of year. It would have been nice preliminary matches in the fifth games of the second set. 4 -': 0 -1 ,! ,I -I (,_,.~~.... Pic '1,4 ,10tym .1" ..~_, 441.4.1 4 Boycott Sentimen ts Gro wing ' )IEW YORK (UP!) — This Is only my personal opinion, but I 1" Ik the Olympics in Moscow certainly should go on this *smer with one provision. 'Ibat the competition be confined among the Soviet Union, a, East Germany and any of the other Russian satellites .enjoy playing games with them. Soviets could then have the Olympics the way they Like, . 4to themselves, and they 'could show the Games on cable __ to anyone who Irlight be interested In some teizon ' place'llke all the time and argue that poli tics should have no part In the , ': V - I Gaines. But one way or another, they inevitably do, and for those — " 6P . ... 1. r 1MWW_ U.S. athletes who say It would be a shame for them to be penalized for world conditions after they worked so hard preparing, I say shame on them if they put their own personal interests before the nation they are representing. istributed by King Features 1yn.ftrat.. 1'here is no doubt In my mind that the Russians use the Olympics for all the propaganda value they can squeeze out of them. If you need any proof, I refer you to The Story of the or president, JImny Carter, reacted the same way so Olympic Games, written by the late John Kieran and the late leaving Russia with borscht on its shirt as well. mssp others In the free world did when the Russians Invaded The Saudi Arabians didn't bother waiting. They've with. Arthur Daley. Anistan. He was shocked and angered to the point where drawn already. The Canadians don't seem especially eager to They tell about the day during the 1965 Melbourne Olympics hemlaed the possibility of the United States boycotting the compete in Moscow either in light of recent events. They've when the Russians scored heavily in gymnastics and Greco. . OIcs as one of several retributive measures, announced they "will take a lead" in efforts to move the Roman wrestling to overtake the U.S. for first place In the . 1. First week action in Pringle added 8. he's going to wait and see what happens, which Is the Olympics from Moscow and have suggested a Canadian site as overall point standings. Seminole Youth Sports 1ase course of studied deliberation he exercised when the Tuskawilla topped S. "The golden Thursday of Soviet sport," trumpeted Pravda, a possible alternative. A s soc in t I on Mer1can Embassy was seized and all those hostages were Lea g u e Seminole 31-20. Mary Johnson Moscow's No. 1 newspaper. "The American lead has been It's my hunch the Russians are concerned about this general liquidated." basketball, produced 24 led the way with 8. Kim in Iran. Everybody has seen what has happened there. reaction. They've gone to a lot of trouble to have the Olympics gaines involving eight middle Korzon and Maria Greene We have lost face and, more Important, esteem all over the "Liquidated" is pretty strong word to be used in connection staged in their country for the first time ever and they intended because'so many people who once looked up to us now with sports, but the Soviets look upon sports as merely another schools and up to six teams added 6 each. Daphne Christel to have the Games serve as a showpiece for the rest of eve we've suddenly lost our guts. They are wrong, of was the Hurricane leader with vehicle to display the world superiority they feel is theirs. That 1er school. world, Breaking away quickly in 14. Jackson Hit gave Sanford urie, In that misguided belief and I am confident future was never Intended to be the concept of the Olympics. What kind of "model" would the Olympics In Moscow be now the 8th grade boys play were nts will bear that cut. But I'd feel much more confident if its second loss, 19-14. Fayetta Once before, in 1940, when they were scheduled to be held In with the Soviets hypocritically trying to demonstrate interns. y Carter would act now. S. Seminole, Lakeview, Robinson scored 18 of the Tokyo, theOlOli ympics cs er w e interrupted. A fellow by the e name o tional good will and amity' In their Moscow stadium while Sanford and Milwee. The winners' 19 points. Octavia That's how the Russians conduct their business and thei. Adolf Hitler took care of that -Immediately AFTER he had of Lakeview topped Horn had 10 for Sanford. ack record for negotiations Is exceptionally good. They act crushing the civilian population in Afghanistan? made sure the preceding Games had been staged in Germany. Mustangs To me, the high point and most moving moment of the four Rock Lake, 48.38. Stephen t and talk about it later. Even If they're forced to make 7th grade boys winners My feeling is that in the face of the most recent action in Olympics I've covered came when the athletes of all nations the Grey led the well divided were S. Seminole, Rock Lake, concessions later they still wind up with more than they Afghanstan by the Soviets, we should withdraw from joined hands, danced and marched out of the stadium happily Games forthwith and If that results in no summer Olympics scoring with 10 followed by Sanford (twice) and Milwee, during the farewell ceremony. Can you possibly imagine an Fred Miller 8, Neal Wellon The SS Hurricanes defeated For once, we're holding the better cards with regard to the ythis year, so be It. athlete from Afghanistan joining hands with a Russian Olympics but as usual, we're not playing them. The Games would be resumed again at some time just as and Cec Bradwell (I each.Eric Tuskawilla, 18.13. Rod athlete? I certainly can't, Without the U.S. participating, the Olympics become they were in 1948 following a 12-year suspension. I have enough Trombo led Lakeview with 10, Stanley was high for the reduced to a watered down quadrangular track and field meet. winners with 7. Jim Philips It has been said a thousand times and more that the primary faith in mankind to believe international friendship and good Greg Shatto added 9. The S. Seminole Hurricanes added 4. Jeron Evans led out of You can be sire if the U.S. pulls the Olympics, leaving reason for the Olympics in the first place is to foster in. will be a genuine fact of life again some day instead of the were led by Eddie Norton's Tuskawilla with 4, the Soviets with egg on their face, other countries will &ollow, ternational friendship. The participating athletes bring that up mere words they unfortunately are today. scoring and rebounding and Rock Lake topped Tray Quackenbush's defense Lakeview 35-16. Matt Marvel and playinaking. The and Rod Metz led the way Hurricanes defeated with 8 apiece. Scott UnderTuskawilla 53-45 as Norton wood added 6. John Melton By UM$.d Press International scored 23 and pulled down 14 topped Lakeview with 6. third quarter and forward Mark Rockets 121, Bucks 117 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored a Dan Roundfleld contributed 31 Detrolt was tlred— but even more Landaberger led Chicago ln the final Moses Malone scored six of his gamehigh 33 points. Earvin Johnson points and grabbed 18 rebounds to rebounds. Quack added 15 Milwee nipped Teague, 21tired of losing, 12 minutes. Landsberger made his team-high 27 points in the closing scored but one. Dave Cowens led the pace Atlanta to a victory over points, a dozen assists and 10 19. Bill Newburn of the losing "We've run out of gas in the last last 10 field goal attempts and cut seconds and Houston overcame a 19- Celtics with 22 while Nate Archibald division-rival San Antonio. George steals. Jay Robery led the Tigers had the game high of quarter In a lot of games," Eric the Pistons' lead to 94-92 with 4:35 to point deficit to extend Its winning .added 15 and Larry Bird 14. Gervin and James Silas had 32 Warriors with 18. Joe 11. Sanford also topped Money said Sunday alter scoring 26 play. streak to five games. Rick Barry Semillano scored 10. league, 36-28 as Charles Bullets 127, Trail Blazers N points each for the Spurs. Money then took charge, scoring had 19 points, including a recordSanford knocked off Knigh t and Alton Coleman points to help the Pistons post a 107Greg Ballard scored a careerhigh Jackson Heights, 36-28 behind had 8 and 10 respectively. The 103 victory over the Chicago Bulls, nine of the Pistons' last 13 points to tying five three-point goals. 32 points and continued his strong Suns lii, Jazz 103 Teddy Jones's 10 points. Indians knocked off Jackson "I decided today that I was going to send the Bulls to their third straight Marques Johnson scored 30 points overall play In helping rejuvenated Paul Westphal capped a 28-poin t take Ui. responsibility ihether we loss. for Milwaukee and Brian Winters Washington post Its biggest winning performance with a long jumpshot Cornell Gould led JH with 11. Heights, too, 45-15. Knight led Bob McAdoo matched Money's 26 had 20. win or lose." margin of the season, Elvin Hayes in the closing seconds to help Milwee defeated league, 51. with 15. Willie Wiggs had 6 for The leadership Inspired a Detroit points to share D,trot scoring Sizer, 126, KnIcks 112 backed him with 17 and Larry Phoenix defeat Utah. Alvan Adam 19 with a well rounded effort. JH. club on a sevalame slide and honors while Terry Deuerod and Julius Erving scored 30 points, Wright had 16. Ron Brewer paced added 2opoints, Walt Davis 18 and They broke open a close game Milwee and Lakeview won Including 11 in the fourth quarter, Portland with 23 points. playing Its third game In as many Phil Hubbard each added 16. 1km Buse 11 for the Suns. Tom after the halftime in. 7th grade girls games over Landsberger wound up with 25 and rookie Clint Richardson added a ICing, 126, Nets lii days, ipcluding two within 24 hours. Boswell led Utah with 24 points and terinlsslon. In 8th grade girls play, Jackson Heights and Rock Money, after acoring nine of his points for Chicago and David career-high 24 and Philadelphia Guards Otis Birdiong and Phil Ron Boone contributed 18. Milwee, Jackson Heights, Lake, fairly easily. Shannon points In the last 4% minutes, ex. Greenwood had 22 and Artis Gilmore 76ers won its filth stralgjd game. Ford combined for 64 points to help SeperSesks 180, Warriors 101 Rock Lake and Tuskawilla Kavanaugh led Milwee with 9. RookIe Bill Cartwright led' New Kansas City it plalnid his stratem'. "I'd been paa'Ing off all game and In other games, Houston edged York with 25,l4in the final përlud, lead over Milwaukee in the Mjdwest Dennis Johnson scored 20of his 25 came through winners while Allison Wright was a key in Lakeview, Sanford Score In S.Y.S.A. Ldkers Edge Celtics With Last Second Shots ' • .1 thov& dot misht lull Chicago to Milwaukee 121-117, Philadelphia while Michael Ray Richardson Division to 2% gamea. Calvin Natt points in the second half to lead the Teague split a pair. Milwee the defense that caused ofuep on defenee," he said. "They defeated New York 126-112, Los contributed 25 and Toby Knight 20. topped New Jersey with 22 points Sonlcs.Lonnie Shelton added 20 beat Teague, 36-16. Valerie several JH turnoverb. Jackson was tops with 16. Kim Lakeview received 8 points weren't guarding use as closely as Angeles nipped Boston 100-IS, Jabs,. 188, CeltIcs N while Scott Wedman chipped in with points for Seattle and John Johnson ed th Lemon added 13 for the each from Ardell Smith and Norm Nixon Mnk a pair of free 24 for lii. Kings. they were some of the other guys." Kansas City topped New Jersey 130. contributed 18. Purvis Short l e Spartans. Tikita Imar, Deatris Williams. Chicago, paced by David 101, Atlanta got by San Antonio 197. throws with three seconds left to Hawks 107, Spurs 104 Warriors with 20 points and Clifford OrNawoni's10 points whittled al)- 104, Phoenix nipped Utah 106403 and plpy to hand Boston only Its second John Drew scored seven straight Ray and Jo Jo White added 19 Melissa Luebbe and Vayn In 6th grade girls action, the J,nledGo1den State 100-101. 10. In tx*ne games this season. points In this last tire. minutes and apiece. Tschleder controlled the Mllwee beat Teague 17-10. pit deficit boards for Mllwee while fine Laurie Russell and Tami defense came from Davis had 4 Paints each, Rock Schowanda Williams and Lake bumped Tuskawilla by Laurie Therkildsen. Mindy using a full court press Maier and Kirston Chalker throughout and forcing many ; CINCINNATI (UPI) — Interview," Lloyd said aloud. admittedly gumming for the ranking, to confidence and hungrier. I'm a little liii- OVel'." led Teague's .,corers. turnovers. Kim Graham led patient against her. It's not Is Evert Lloyd had Just "Was there anything positi- top spot, needed just $6 attitude — not to age." The Teague win came the way with 8 and Branda Austin said she always get "Age doesn't matter. It has life or death anymore III lose mI'udes to crush Lloyd 6-2,6bd the U8,SN first prlae in ye?" she was asked. against Sanford, 1644. Maier Welchlln had 7. more Pysched when p UN Imis' C w pseMpi of The 2$-year-old former 1. She broke Lloyd's iervefive nothing to do with It," Austin at tennis. It used to be." was high with 7. Amy Hill led Lakeview continued their against Lloyd or Navratilova Austin, who will return CbnciMati to 17-year-old queen of women's tennis consecutive times In the iald. sanford with 8. pre-league season of "Bile when high school classes In Rolling Wacy AmtIn Sunday, her thought a moment and protees tires times In the "Those two am above me Lisa Gregory and Michelle dominance In the 6th grade she plays agai t ll ns me and has Hi s, Calif., Monday, said, and I want to win more. We're Swartz paced the Rock Lake boys vision * loss In a row to the smiled. "Well," she an. second set alone.' di as they ri pped U&___. "After this match," Lloyd an answer for everythi ng I "It's a question of confidence, very dose on the computer win over Lakeview with 12 Rock Lake in the league teen-ager, and now swered, "I'm a great sport." Austin, currently ranbed admitted."I should be No. 3," throw athernow,"saldLloyd It's always toughest to be$ rankings (Austin and Lloyd) points each. The final was 0 opener, 59-16. Robert hedohalk with rqortãs. Hill led Both Lloyd and Austin in explahulng her repeated someone the first time, and maybe this will put ilia 30. Tins Campbell led eight different "I wonder If anything No. 3 be.dnd Martina scorers with Positive will come out of this Navratilova and Lloyd but attributed the change In their losses to Austin. "She's There's that little hill to get ihead of her. l,akc view with in Tammy 16. AUstin Stops Lloyd For $301Qó0 CincinnatiChumpfconship [~,~ V, I — all goes as planned, the Bob Hope Desert Classic, the first event of the year on the PGA tour, will end today the way It began six years ago — In a mad dash. Larry Nelson, a man who won $3,000 last year, and Craig Stadler, a man who won a more modest $73,000, are the leaders entering the fifth and final round of the $304,500 Hope - but 11 other players are within four shots, Stadler survived with a 3-under-par 69 at Indlçi Wells Sunday while Nelson recovered from a bumpy start for a 71 at Paying plants be required to draw up plans to evacuate everybody within a radius of 30 miles. The plans would stand as a precaution against accidents threatening a harmful release of radiation. -. Whether such plans are necessary, or practical, Is is hard to say. The risks that go with nuclear 0 , -,) J power are real enough, as Th ree Mile Island r. . 06 # reminded us. But evacuation plans as yet another ng' nuclear safety regulation raise a question about ___ priorities. By ROBERT WALTERS As defenders of nuclear technology can recite By DON GRAFF by rote, there has never been a public casualty WASHINGTON (NEA)'— Buried in the What are you going to believe? from an accident in more th an 25 years of massive pile of paperwork generated by . According to one school of prediction, operation of nuclear power plants. The Th ree Mile debate over financial assistance to the of a scheduled 17 million ton U.S. cancellation Chrysler Corp., is striking evidence of the Island incident did not change that record. grain sale to the.Sovlets in retaliation for th . — The partial evacuation of residents around the plight of the country's entire auto Industry. anistan is likely to prove'invasion of Afgh il It is a chart entitled "World Production of plant last year turns out to have been Unth e erstwhile sellers than the painful for more Motor Vehicles,"' containing the Treasury warranted on the basis of what is now known Department's detailed presentation to e warranted excellent example of the an buyers, would-be th a bout the discharge of radiation. The president's House and Sena te committees that recently perils of using food as a weapon. dO'S It represents $7 billion dollars that will not investigating commission concluded that the considered legisla tion to rescue Chrysler They aren't Russian tanks, fh.y're mIdw.st.rn farm be showing up as assets in the badly Emmajor health effect was the nervous strain on from near-bankruptcy. balanced U. S. balance of payments in world As recently as 1960, the United States acpeople who were confused a bout what was going trade and not going Into the bank accounts of counted for more than 75 percent of all WRITE OUR growers. American Nuclear power plants are designed and built to production, the chart shows, but by 1960 that But according to another view, the Impact' figure ha d plummeted to less than 50 percent control and contain the effects of any operating and by 1970 it had plunged below 30 percent, actually may be minimal to nil down on the U. failure, and in a quarter of a century they have where it remains today. S. farm. Much of the grain may he shifted to All other R domestic purposes, specifically ex posed no one living nearby to bodily harm. In 1950, Agn automakers produced a li vestock consumption, which was to have Compare that with only a narrow slice of the miniscule 0.3 rcent of the world's output, give us direction on how best to balance the I have been following with Interest and be en i ts destination in the Soviet Union. The but the comparable 1973 figure was more than safety record of another industry, interests of developers and realtors with some amusement, Mrs. Margaret Cainincreased supply sho uld reduce production On April 8, 1979, the derailment of a train near 22 percent, with Honda, Datsun, Toyota, mack's attempt to petition the County those of the average citizen, costs, effecting an internal transfer of income Crestview, Fla., forced the evacuation of 4,500 Subrau and other Japanese manufacturers of Commission to protect her "right" to develop from grain growers to meat producers who, small, economical cars accounting for the her property any way she desires. It appears Alexander K. Dicklson persons from their homes to escape the fumes of dramatic Increase, so me agricultural e nomists co are pointing. Sanford that Mrs. Cammack invested in some floodchlorine, ammonia and other hazardous out, are to a great extent th e same in-. In 1950, European automakers produced land and Is now concerned she will not dividuals. chemicals. On May 6, a bout 1,000 people were slightly more than 20 percent of the world's beprone able to realize the profit she had hoped for. lam confused by some of the articles I have Also, promised government purchases to evacuated in Chillicothe, Ohio, to escape th e toxic cars, but in more recent decades that figure She has formed a group called the "Owners of read in the Herald about the Home OWfle*'S support market prices and fuel a massive chemical trimethylamine from a train has climbed to well above 40 percent. That Seminole County," which appears to be Association which is supposed to be County gasohol production program should largely derailment. Increase can be ascribed to Germany's mainly made up of developers and realtors, to wide and representing all. My only knowledge cushion what shock may be felt. And the Volkswagen, Italy's Fiat, France's Renault, try and weaken the comprehensive plan. On Oct. 4, another 1,500 evacuated to esca pe of this Is what I read In the Evening Herald latter effort could have a modest Immediate and heard while at the Leisure Time Bar in foreign payments effect plus, by speeding fumes of anhydrous ammonia lea king from an and other manufacturers fo fuel-efficient Her "cause" is popular one, because most Geneva, about a discussion between a friend alternative fuel development, provide a boost overturned rail car at Russelville, Ala. On Nov. 9, autos. pr operty owners would like to believe any the Treasury Department's Although and the alleged top officers of that group In toward the long-term goal of energy Inchemicals from a train wreck drove 35 families figures are complete only through the did of ha ve the right to do anything they want with t depence from their homes at Inwood, Ind. On Nov. 11, their property. The truth Is that this IS not 50. a headline in a mid-December Issue of many residents and they I have talked to On the other hind, while the shift of grain to Canadian authorities ordered the evacuation of Automotive News, an authoritative trade it is a histori cal fact that citizens have fodnd' are also confused. According to livestock may rçsult in more plentiful meat' 223,000 people from a Toronto suburb after a journal, is both more current and more ft necessary to form communi ty groups, cities this organization was formed at a motel supplies and a consequent slight break In food., derailment of tank cars released chlorine gas. On discouraging: "U. S. Car Sales Plummet But and counties to establish rules and lounge without prior notice. I would like some prices, the balance of payments effect of the regulations concer ning what a property Nov. 12, separate railroad accidents releasing Imports Set Record." The story says, In part: answers to the following questions: lost sales is likely to be further cheapening of 1. Was there an election? toxic gas forced evacuation of 1,000 people at "New car sales In November continued ' owner cannot do to their property. One major the dollar on world markets. Which translates reason for this Is that what is done to one 2. Was It beca use a permit for a trailer park Into higher prices at home for the foreign— Holland, Mich., and 1,00 people near Pensacola, their downward slide, with the domestic Ir,piece er piece. of prop er ty can affect a noth as denied? w dustry reporting a 22.14 percent decline made autos, television sets and other CO•) Fla. led in th e People have realized that there is a conf lict 3. Was it because of a recent land tran- awner Items we continue to import In greater If accident and safety statistics are any guide, While the U. S. automakers strugg between a property owner's "rights" a nd the market-place, imports seeemed to have been and greater quantities, section between two of the alleged officers? the first priority would seem to be to work up gran immunity from the sales recession as intees to In short, the pros, cons and tradeoffs of the 4 e rest of e citizens In e "rights" of th th th Th e President's suggestion of appo evacuation plans for everyone living downwind set theya record for the month." th ud e grain embargo are not going to result In any community. review e Land Plan doesn't seem to incl from a railroad track, a freeway or a barge terimported cars worth approxima tely $7 significant break for the U. S. consumer. th e zen home ner, I be eve at average ci ti ow li I peraonlly own some property in a flood. minal. According to the Congressional Research billion were sold In the United sm in Now there's something you can always. meeting at the courthe December Service, there were 18,000 accidents involving the year just ended. They already constitute prone area. If wlOthSl' person bflIWOl*fly thouse the Commissioners were looking at believe. develop, land In this drainage system, it the whole room full of people. They all had _ 1 transportation of hazardous materials in the almost 25 percent of all domestic sales and could Increase the likelihood of my land inputs but it WU all said for them, and more. United States in 1978 alone. They caused 45 some authoritati ve studies predict the flooding. It could also cause i am not for personalized special Interest, deaths, 1,407 injuries and the evacuation of more soon will rise to 30 percent. pollution in our valuable waterways or even but lam for a county-wide organized citizens Th is country's au to in d us try now Is paying th an 20,000 people. cause the necessity of engineered drainage e price for decades of stubborn refusal to systems which would cost all taxpayers a group, not just property owners, but potential So why should evacuation planning be focused th owners as well, which wiUgive children of de-emphasize Oversized, great deal of money. We have -already em today a chance for tomorrow. A Constitution on nuclear power plants and not on the railroads whose Letter, to the editor are welcomed for! attraction s Roost on ll scale In Cra ne In La this a sma e publIcatIon. All letter, mint be signed, with a and highways running through every city, town prices that produced greater profit IflIZI$ wyer could straighten out most of th Altamonte SPrInGs th th ings that are bo ering us. Here is a quote mailing address and, U possible, a telephouç and whistlestop in America? The best answer is for manufacturers and deslers. from a three judge panel on a decision in Lee number '0 the Identity of the writer may be'. The key to the current problem obviously Is This, In my opinion, means that all citizens th at nuclear reactors seem new and mysterious, t si of in Seminole County have certain "rights." In County ...quote.,."The State cannot prohibit a 'erIf1et The Evening Herald wllJ respect the he declining supply and ri ng price and freight trains and tankers are old and he County Cornproperty owner from any beneficial use of his wI$besslwrlterswhodonstwaattbelrumes Industry even fact, Is not one function of t auto familiar. Nuclea r radiation and chlorine gas are gasoline. But the domestic In prInt. The Evening Herald else reserves' managed to Ignore the handwriting on the mission to lock out for the.e citizens' land without paying for It."...unquote. menaces of a different sort, but on the basis of waU when saiesof its gu.guzzling behemoths "rights?" That is my understanding of the therlgbttoedfthettento eliminate ftbel.r to" , Lotus hear from others. safety records, a family living nea r a nuclear plummeted following the 1973-4 Arab oil reason the County hired engineers and conform to space requIrement B. E. Lewis plant has far less chance of being forced to embargo. planners This allows experts In this area to Oviedo evacuate than a family living near a railroad line. Where disaster planning Is concerned, it would' seem that we can afford to worry less about the JACK ANDERSON China Syndrome, which remains a hypothetical possibility occurring only in science fiction, and more about the Overturned Tank Car Synd rome, which is occurring in the real world almost every 0*11 day, posing an imminent and tangible threat to the public safety. The API tried to shoot holes in my column, Lincoln Moses, wrote his boos a mu culpa embezzling nearly WASHINGTON Whenever something $1 million from the pp th diatribe sent to editors the a ears In print at Is ieee than reverent with atw last spring ting CIA'ftgures as proolof his Calhoun Na of ci tional BERRY'S WORLD Bank of Calhoun, (Ia. papers that rum this column, error. about Big Oil, Its moutlçlece the American nely1O Campbell was sent to the federal.. Petroleum Institute, can be counted on to IldeNstingly, the l.tt. failed to address the "I was wrong about world oil production," penitentiary cuily tact that might have .mbsrru.ed the oil Us memo dated, "whictu UNse (CIA) figures whit. Housein Atlanta and Lance went to this squeal like a duck pig. to become President Cartera Industry Those piteous squeals have never bothered U,& oil pro the strange circumstance that show to be above January and Febnaary of budget director. duction was lIO0OO barrels a day im' me. A cohmmlat Ii known by the enemies he Na Campbell has told federal In-' lower than the year before. I've waited to reply to the API attack makes, and I'm proudtobeon the 'enemlM igat0r1 that he took the rep fora crime th' begesdo do Ajn attacked because I knew the House subcommitte, on list" of the greediest puM of the Twendstb P'W hich liv. rrti4niti U. I w fr..a • wuuw, _____ was lenses. run, ii e"wo me ui* repgn Contury. But it would be nice if the API cc. ___w 116W7 UIU1 La ce about n 's involvement, Campbell" upr.p.rkareonen the oil gouge. It not secret, but was "cir culated in vamloug Calloflally larded Its porcine polemics with a alleged,becaia, Lnlsce had promised to use, Washington of fices, inclading non- was released last week and coinetely few tact& goverassent offices." Well, my associate Del. supports my October column Last October, Ir.veal.dthe contents o(a An Cam* bad to do tam told him wad Pert the committee's report was the Van Alt. was told by at l...t half a Ioean CIA report which showed that lbs Car ter to wait until Jimmy Carter reached the WhEW" conclusion that DOE deliberately withhel goveromsnt officials ___ that the report was not admlnldratlon l deliberately lied to the _____ ___ _____ ____ waite House.. Campbell d, but the ip4fLv..i ter" about a inbitantlal availablo to press or public, He finally found American public about the cam of last ainInI*ation never conasiged his sentence. Fe ry In oil Imports from the a agreed In link it, Maybe be ma who ____ __________ ____ but _____ year 's gasoline 'shortage, fried to call l, couldn't get should have ashed the API, which appamintly Couigrna and the poi& b.eai.., In the worde Campbell tlroumhtoblm. President Carter and thenEn.rgy ___ of o ofticlal, "It would han been em' CIA reports. has no trouble ohtaI . 0 Hope Desert ClassIc Finish A Mad Dash ~~ VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT Monday, Jan. 14, 1,50-5* V1. _ I 4 ' r _ _ �L' •• - • ..; .. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . - - -. - . . - - . - •. -.-.-. - . - '. . • . - -.. - .. -. . - . • in . . * - . . . --. r _____ - Monday Jan. 14, itlO . -•... Keglers Korner 400 Rein Attend CARY, N.C. (UP!) - Several coaches who had Funeral In North Sexton 170. DELTONAPINIUS JET BOWLER ETTES Standings: Spoilers, Jet Sit, Standings: I. Big I Tire I Wheel Bare Hares. Dynamos, Rebels, Young at Heart, Cracker-jacks, Service;?. Witts Amoco; 3. Ladies Super Sports, Bucks & Does, Auxiliary Fleet Reserve; 4. Popeyes, Double Dozen, le Loan; S. June's Beauty Leprechauns, Mr. 1. Mrs., E.Z Shop; 6. Mixon Auto Parts; 7. Marks, Yankees, Lucky Strikes, Jacobs Grove Service; S. Gators, Orange Bowlers, Four Galloway Builders; 9. Johnny Diamonds, Charlies' Angels, Walker General Contractor; 10. Gems, Ringers, HI-Balls, Easy Go. Milady Fabrics & Crafts. High Games Louise Cosat 212: er-s. Hacienda Nines, Strikers. High Games: Ralph Grooms i,S, Kay Sassman 173; Mae Wilkins John Makowski 194, Mike Burke 153. High Series: Diane Prevail! 410; I", Bill Moran 115, Tod Puckett 151, Fred Drew 152, Chas. Mae Wilkins 456; Louise Cosat 501. Converted Splits: Anna Coleman Adiington 152, Verne Pohl 110, Ed KneWl 17$, Lou Bolton 177, Bill 3-10; Margie Kern 4.3; Elaine Kostival 5'7.9; Dot Grady 5-6-10 f%66. . wvrn 07 LIIIC m,iuer 1l3, Cu uumoin 113, "' "'v"wr"; Week Margie Witt Henry Mueller 175, Bob Aug* 174. Gladys Granneman 151, Frances JET BOWLERETTES Greco 171, Eulah Oflhaus Wheel Mueller 171, WinnIe Spencer 164. Service; 2. Ladies Auxiliary Fleet High Series: Andy Patrick Reserve; 3. Witts Amoco; 4 John Makowski 503, Mike Burke June's Beauty Shop; 5. MI ion A uto 491, 0111 Moran 494, Ted Puckett Par~fs; 6. Seminole Loan; 491, Raymo Rucker 491, Lisle Galloway Builders; 5. Jacobs Miller 451, Hnd enry Mueller ISP, Will Grov e Service; 9. Johnny Walker xernstock 4$6, Bob Aug. 4Th, Ed Gener al Con tractors; 10. Milady' Gumbirl 472, Winnie Spencer 461, Fabric & Crafts. Gladys Granneman 461, Eulah High Games: Diane Prevatt 17$; Offhaus Frances Greco 41& Carolina, Lindsay 170; Terry Evan MUSII 16$; Rose 157 Converted Splits: Chas. Mc Series: Diane Prevatt 474; Donnell 7.10; Florence Furar(d Caroline Lindsey iii 510; Donald Soucek 4Slt John Converted Splits: Mary Pugh I. Makowski 5•6; Hazel Bauder 3.6, S. 10; Caroline Lindsey 3-6•7; Terry 7; Dan Burton 3.7, 5.10; Ruth Evans 3.7 Mueller 3-6, 3•10; Mac McKibben Other Highlights: Queen of 10; Minnie Kane 310; Gordon Week L ou ise Cosat Lelsenring 3.10; Ted Puckett 5.10; DIBASY SOCIAL Pat Valente 27; Geneva Santoro 2. Standings: Village TV 1705. 7; ha Crawell 27; Andy Patrick 4. 135.3; R & F Disposal Serv. 152. S. Other Highlights: Ila Crow 11 154; Joe Davis Bldg. CIr: 110-139; Terrie Van Lawn Care 143.5.160.3; almost a triplicate 117.117.116. Village Inn 164.142: Six .15 144.3. SALL A CH At N 161.5; DeBary Sanitation 156.5. Standings: 1. Moon PIes; 2. Go 149.5; Jaycees 144.162; Senez Betweens; 3. Intruders; 4. Hut 'n' Builders 154152; Charlie's Place Sex; S. Alley Cats; 6. All In the 132-174 Family; 7. Round Tults; I. Pin High Games: Bob Oshlnski 223; Heads. Butch Valente 192; Reg Sigmon High Games: Chris Huff M; 221-113. Andy Doyle 119; Larry Jim Nader 213; Johnnie Lat. Judson 213202.15$; Jed Quinlivan ,enhIser IS3; Vernon Whitt 1"; 113; Jack Donovan 206; Wes Mott Larry Blair 15$; Drew Kirk 171: Jr., 203.193; William Glatz 202.116Bryant Hckson Jr. 151; Ralph lii; Frank Frost 2021$7; John Re" 172; Glnny Huff 150, Gus Horn 1; Gene Gardehla 194 Sexton 190; Anne Sea 150, Do* High Series: Larry Judson 603; Nader lii: Debbie Pagel 142. Meg Sigmon 37$; William Glatz High Series: Chris Huff 516; ilm S69; Frank Frost s36; Bob N ader 342; Bryant Hickson Jr. Oshinski 330; John Horn 329; Jack 101; Ralph Reap Gus Sexton Donovan 519; Milt Miller Dee Nader 400; Gene Gardella 515, Harold Sauer '"Other 7" Highlights: Star of 503.. Week Gus Sexton +70: High Other Highlights: Larry Judson Averages: Jim Nader 176: Gus $03 series award. Carolina imm ed iate family. "At this moment we grieve for Bo Rein," he faced Robert "Bo" Rein on the football field were Before taking the LSU job in November, Rein said. "We grieve because we lost a man we loved P.M. among those who gathered Sunday to pay their was head coach for four yea rs at North Carolina all too suddenly." respects to the Louisiana State coach who died in State, where he coa ched the Wolfpack to an A Requiem Mass for Rein will be held at 7 a bizarre plane accident. Atlantic Coast Conference championship last fall Tuesday at St. Stephen's Catholic Church in Niles, Among the more than 400 people at St. and bowl bids the two previous seasons. Ohio, where Rein grew up. Michael's Catholic Church for the Mass of the Members ofRein's last team at N.C. Sta te atRein's death Friday puzzled the nation. He was tended the service and sat in a special section of returning to Baton Rouge from a recruiting trip to Crum, Clemson coach Danny Foster, Wake the church. Shreveport when his plane Inexplicably veered off Forest coach John Mackovic and former Duke Others who attended were LSU Athletic course and flew halfway across the country before coach Mike McGee. Director Paul Dietzel, ACC Commissioner Robert it went down in the Atlantic Ocean about 100 miles The Rev. Albert J. Tittiger described Rein, 34, James, Monte Kiffin, who was named to replace east of Ca pe Charles, Virginia. as an "ordinary human being who loved human Rein at N.C. State, and N.C. State basketball Officials have speculated an oxygen system beings, drawing out the possible in other people. coach Norman Sloan. fail ure in the twin-engine Cessna 441 apparently "He was able to look into our souls and into Assistant football coaches John Constantinos disabled the men and the plane flew under its ourselves and call us something special," said ,S.._ I United Press International and I wanted to get something before Moreau connected for State ,. ..L. Vaughn , _ - 464: the . . 'i ~,, L1, . . . "I II :, ri ,,T ,11 Detroit Ii 35 •39 1; I. Duke (132) defeated Georgia Montana State 77.60; def,ld Orambling 101. Southern 7$ Tech 55-42; lost to Clemson U421 hk&ltana 51-46. Western Conference Haverford 76, Johris Hopkins 72 lost to North Carolina 5211. Midwest Division flitter By areeeseM with e Jacksonville 93, Delta $2 2. DePaul (12.0) defutsd Ball American Basketball Ciaches Kentucky St. 46, Central St. 40 (All Times £311 W L Pd. OS Kann Cty 29 TI .504 State 96-7Li defeated Marqueff,fl. Association, leases an prsbafiiø LoWisville 0, Memphis St. 4$ By United Press Internal lanaI Milwauke U. 26 21 .553 2' By The NC" are inefiglate Is, top Maryland 95, Pittsburgh SI Denver 3. Ohio State (11.1) defeated 3$ and natiseal champleesbip Md.BaIt. Co. 63, Loyola (Salt.) 5$ 16 31 .310 12'.i Sunday, Dec. 23 Chicago 12, Iowa 77.7 1 ; defeated Northwestern censideratise by Ills UPI Beard of Mississippi U, Florida 6$ Ii n .3 Wild card playoffs Utah 7543. 13 33 .253 II NFC Cuclmes. These leases cerrestly N. Carolina $2, Duke 67 Pacific Division 4. Kentucky (13-3) defeated ea prelsetbal for 1"9.0 arot N. Carolina St. 64, Virginia 56 Philadelphia 27, Chicago 11'. W i. Pct. as Mississippi 7973: lost to Alabama Alaska.Amcksraga Awbwra, Norfolk St. $1, Virginia W. 0 Seattle 7544. 33 13 ,717 Houston 13, Denver 7 CIMINROIli last Car-ell", Old Dominion 46 Navy 14 Los Angels 31 15 .474 3 $. Syracuse (Ill) defeated West Miesphis State, las Pradctsc.. Randolph.Macan 1, Fredoni a $. I Phoenix 2$ I? .427 41 , Virginia 72.49: defeated Baltimore Saturday, Dec. 29 IS 81 Un"0111 Press Intera.pti" Son Diego ' 26 n .531 ski 04-64i defeated Rhode ISWW 64-54i NFC divisional plays" Shepherd 45, W. Va. St. 17 last defeated Purdue 6641. 21 74 .500 10 Tampa lay 34, Philadelphia 17 Portland Tennessee 71, Vanderbilt 63 Army 57, RPI M Golden Sit 6. (lU (9.3) lest to Alabama 37. 14 31 .311 1$, AFC divisional play*" lion St. 71 Towson It. 41 Balllmot's 470 lot. Moiis 3 36; lost to Georgia 7372. Houston I?, San Diego II Saturday's Results Troy II. 41, GeorgIa Tech $01100 CIII 40. Pordham 47 ' Atlanta 120, San AntonIo 101 7. Oregon state (1$-I) defeated TUI4n. SO. Florida It, 7, 001100 U. IS, St. PranclS.(NY) Indiana 122, Detroit 105 ArIzona 773; defeated Arizona Sunday, Dec. 3$ Va. Wslyn 50, Methodist Coil. 40 BSICkflelI 105, AmerIcan 19 Houston 117, Cleveland N Stag 43.19. AFC divisional playoff Wake Forest $6 Clemson $3 Clarion 44, Slippery Reck 5$ Seattle 105, Denver $02 S. Notre Dame (9.2) t to san. Pittsburgh 31, Miami 14 W. Kentucky 91, Teen Tech 77 Cord1eCtlCItt 77, MMS II Golden Francisco 47.59:- defeated Tulane St ID?, Phoilx N NPC divlshsnai plays" MidweW Columbia U. Dartmouth II San Diego IlL Utah 103 9.P; defeated Tflas ChristIAJT$$. Los Angeles 31, Dallas It b.. ck.H - - ____ - -- - tn our I have6. been in love with this man for nearly 30 years He : loves me, but his wife will not ,i: give him a divorce - or at l; least that is what l have been told all these years. I nave no socias axe, as very little family life because I've wanted to be available when my sweetheart found an hour for me, Nobody talked me Into anything. I made this choice a long time ago, and I wasn't a Ansgims 14, C. Connad,cut 61 — ! W Mláesl Minn.-Duluth 56, Southwest U. 52 Syracuse 4$, Purie 61 Pro ' ________ NIGHTLY - I • c.Il.g. MATINEES: $$ $I a sufDiagnosed ficlently early age, - I n dWe be stepped Its its traiks — aid ____ Tl.eI:Ilp... at an - $5 Trifotte S - .. .• T _____ - Thisrefty Lao","No, - hi• MI '$. K1IW 4. 33 93 500 $ tinited Pre,s InlemsIlseal toe *5 fl-i)' 22 37 collop b0160WI Mom fared the: 94 4" ?" 'C. CISI$ills 72. AtlantiC Chrile 63 0sttte PL '(Sf1515 , Cal $2.74. week at Jan. ?.'Jan, 13. PuudvIlS,MkllIgottM " IS.Waber State (15.1) defeated Oeerglal3,L$U77(IsI) - - - - ______ _______ . - Aesu.ntisa V. Clark U - Pt Park $01, Msrcs'tturst 73 Saleselt.$5,MassMarflimesi5t. _________ " _ ____ on N , . DEAR ABBY: the wine Is chlllliig, and the old excitement Is atlU there. Although legally I have no man of my own, I have no regrets. HALFALOAFIN PORTlAND, ORE. Quebec Tepinto cm.'mo ' 1= -~ I, . .% , i I IiLA, _-1 :. ,-~ 1 L .. . . ;~.,!:~,.,_ . -~ _____ - -Is -.,,- .- ', -.5, - , 't - •" , - mONDAY Luciano Paarotti )Ifor nis from Avery Fisher Hall m a spe- EVENING cial benefit concert with the New York Philharmonic imiler the direction of Zuhiri P,tt'hta _____ _ 9:00 6:00 0 4 MOVIE - - Pow,', NEWS 24(10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 'Civilian Control Of The Military" (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Madeline Kahn: 630 DEAR ABBY: 'You are comment on your CON- elected to settle a question FIDENTIAL TO "SHOULD I about which our family GIVE IN?" You responded disagrees. with this sad refrain: "When I met him, I liked Each Christmas I mall a him gift to a friend in another When I liked him, I loved state. She sends me one too, hIm' and send her wnen i movea mm, i let aim. "mans youofto met her snow i When I let him, I lost him." received and appreciated her (Author Unknown That might have been true Last year, she did not acknowledge my gift. I was once, Abby, but not today. I know many girls (now going to ask In a letter to her women) who "held out," and (several months later if she were left out. I am a living ever received my gift since I 0 @3 NBC NEWS CE) 0 CBS NEWS (711 0 ABC NEWS (0) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy and Helen run into trouble when they promote a romance between the county clerk and the county nurse. 04 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 'The United States Constitution" U (17) BOB NEWHART Jerry's depression turns to lY when an ex-flame re-enters his life and proposes marriage. May I -- 7:00 0 @) FACE THE MUSIC (15)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (7)0 JOKER'S WILD fijI (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred Redd Foxx lookalike contest enters a (24(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (12)(17) SANFORD AND SON rreo goes into snow business in order to get his white brother-in.law out of the house. 7:30 6 Q TIC TAC DOUGH E)Ø NEWLYWED GAME 0FILYUD ([1) (35) MAUDE Maude tan. _______________ - ____ - allow nature to do' a certain amount of tooth straltening. Known as Ista'Uve ______ Of I). wish yea had mire "Soundaround" This fast"L.ttfeg" a mu Is vastly pacid program explores mod perty friesde? Far the ..ret of se-n sound tschnology and how .paiarl$y, y$ Ay'i e rda± to ma it shapes our lives. 1_ T. Ba ((17)NNLNOCKEY I oft In W" each gives b..klet: " - ". Ile" ____ - is Isa _ - sa' ;.Z 1 . t &,, 9:30 HOUSE CALLS Drs _____ )2(17)NEW5 ____ regrets far ( with a hag, s.M-addrsiud, Have ___ _____ I "isái" yiwseit be used. stwped (3$ casts) Loftasvelqe ____ A ps*lIc sarvlce with the aim of promodag a belt.1 is Abby, I Regret usty hsvlag a mi Is riIaItkai*, è$ ____ - w Drive, ___ ____ _____ ___ _____ ____ SK _________ ______ ______ (TUIFLORIOA. Ihatwaitbewaytegetamu. I I &WI iMW YOW age, IVA ye..,. uesw Is. aid I. a _______ _______ WMW 4a wm ase. '' ____ - _____ Mary Blvd., Lake ()O5EARCH FOR TOMOR- 6:45 24 (10) A.M. WEATHER 8:55 I) 1141 TODAY IN FLORIDA 173 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 @ TODAY ) 0 MORNING NEWS GOOD MORNING AMERICA (11) ()(35) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. THE IMPOSSIBLE 04 (1 0) SESAME STREET (R) (1 7) THE THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. CALS 7:25 0 (14) TODAY IN FLORIDA 7:30 (!J)(35)BULLWINKLE 10'30 NG 0 (14) TODAY (73 0 GOOD MORNING '".'' (Ii) (35) CANDID CAMERA (12) (17) BIG BATTLES "The Battle Of The Atlantic The "' 8:00 (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (Ii) (35) THE NEW ZOO REVUE '24 (10) OVER EASY (112)(17)FAMILY AFFAIR 8:25 0(14) TODAY IN FLORIDA rs- r ,nrn FLORIDA unnulldfl - 8:30 0(14) TODAY (17) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA '214(10) CROCKETT'S VICTORYGARDEN (12) (17) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 •- Supply Line Of Freedom" Cut 0(43 DONAHUE off from her former continental (1) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS Allies, England depended on (7)9 MOVIE her Dominions and the U S. for (U) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER supplies, but Hitler's U-boats '24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY took an enormous toll on mer- (R) chant ships and warships. (12) (17) LUQY SHOW 11:00 0 (1) (U 0 CD 0 NEWS -ijj (35) BENNY HIL(. (8 10)TO BE ANNOUNCED 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: Martin Null. Guets: Rita MoreflO, Billy Crystal (5) 0 HARRY 0 A female lawyer who suspects she's guilty 01 a hil-and-run accident hires Harry to establish her guilt or innocence. Fish goes undercover in drag to catch a muggerf. while the rest of the squad deal with a feudIng ex-military man and an 9:30 9 y" I ARRM SLWSHINE STATE . = A Russian hog expert attending a conference being covered by Bailey and Les asks Bailey to help him detect. ANGIE Angie and W 5:30 (5)0 SUNRISESEUE8TER Brad's love-crazy new neigh. 8:00 bots arrange to hold their i marriage-encounter group (E)OHEALTHF1ELD meatings in the Benson's living (1) 0 SUNRISE room. l])(17) WORLD AT LARGE 04(10) GREAT PERFOR I MAWN "Uve From Lincoln 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS canter" World-renowned tenor 1:30 CS) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 L4) THE DOCTORS (1) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE j) (35) GONER PYLE (1 7) NEWS 2:30 0 (14) ANOTHER WORLD WOGUIDINGLIGHT (35)1DREAM OF JEANNIE 1i2(17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 300 1117)9 GENERAL HOSPITAL (fl) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (12)(17)ILOVE LUCY 3:30 CE) OONE DAY AT A TIME (R) (1J (J) (12J (1/) THE FLiNT. 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MY CHILDREN (11 (35)35 LIVE 04(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- (R) MORNING 1:00 9 @) DAYS OF OUR LIVES Li) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 2:25 FLORIDA !VJILIIUUID, ,JUIVIIIUI I UI II.J •ycclI!I' 10:00 - 0 LOU GRANT A runaway American Indian boy picked up by Animal and Rossi gives the Trib stall a troubling look at the problems of Amencan Indians U FAMILY Nancy. nearing her 30th birthday, falls for a 21. year-old law student who hap. pens to be Buddy's current beau ROW (2)0 RYAN'S HOPE (.Lt (35) DICK VAN DYKE ii2(17) MOVIE j ____ scUes Is a ______ 12:30 erby are quarantined in the hospital cafeteria after a playful patient opens a vial of smallpox virus in there yea ___ rival of thefowpermaaent . How ____ liZiho, baglaitol at age. Ovir d ,W P,eniierel Jon Don Baker Alt Bellamy In Chicago in the 1930s. dockworker loin. my Vancia becomes ii UfliOn organizer and quickly rises to a positron of power (Port 1) (3) 0 MASH Colonel Potter. already grumpy when he catches the mumps. becomes even worse when another member catches them and is forced to move in with him (23 9 STONE (Premiere) When an undercover COP is caught between Iwo warring gangland bosses, celebrity COP Dan Stone (Dennis .Weaver) is sent in to save him (fl)(35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 6:30 ______ 1theJpiuily :. lP.$7I-p- - t: 17 $9 6 S ii it 4 45 .' . . ONIGHT'S TV ___ aiw most likely lo . make frWm ft ffICof$feplSe 93 1*4 ____ ____ :T,:, u" ..... • I. - — 4. The spinal stretch, a two-minute relaxer, works on your metabolism. ____ ' ,. __ ' - - - - - ____ bits. 1ES early i- a befit WNW. O tectica, aiUd should hove ALL Ii RACIS ' - - :,. I , - - Ctevelfld - - . San AntonI Houston I lIsa. 'Wed.. ___ - . I ____ ____ ' ' I P.M. (leIsdIeday) - - - my at - ). amy MOTH OVERCROWDING ____ - . h . -' ___ . On Dintal Heal ' By Stiphsn 'Shatsr, D.M. ' ___ - - ' SMILE , ____ - - - - - k jilt! - ______ ______ ______ ______ - '..-t i -. _ - " - Hock.y . - .- r9tIki then. PTAflIflIP - nvI nlma nu,-hit,ief -.- v.rv .-J hItt.r Is,,,l ,i.I,4 in Intiira It anti Atill treating Carol. . , I pahaps I'm in a senDEM HAIY: U's yew life, one. I believed that holding had the receipt. 04 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: :' titnental mood tonight ( he's My family felt It would be aid Fm glad y.u're happy. out wis the way to get a man, Norman Cousins, author of on his way to ace me at this Not everyone c make a but I lost a number of good putting my friend in an "Anatomy Of An illness As very moment). I am playing banquet out of somebody men to other women who met barrassing positi on If she Perceived By The Patient" ,,our records" on the stereo, else's crhe. their needs for a "total recelvedtheglftandforgotto 8:00 relationship." (Sex.) Now acknowledge It. They also felt *' (4) UTTL,E HOUSE ON THE these women are happily t one gives a gift out of PRAIRIE Charles and Caroline Vd? YoUr MAITiOd and are right0OUN love, rot for the sake ad get- are omned as "dirt farmer *1 pillars of ota- community, ting a "thank you." when they return to Milwaukee : I for the 25th anniver3ary I While I * 111d nights and Abby, I did not wait a -, 1 , 411, riunlon of their high school weekends alone. Now I'm too "thank you." I honestly to try a sexual wondered if she received ft. graduating class. Views th scared CUD IT'S YOUR FIRST KISS, relationship; all I con do Is Would It be wrong to ask if CHARLIE BROWN Charlie fantasize about one. (I only she ever got It? Brown ii chosen to escort the 1!I'm wish I had ' some real Homecoming Queen to the celMEINOREGON obration, dance and give her mentiorkA.) DEAR ME: Net Ii beik. the traditional kiss. (R) I know this has no chance of When should crooked ITWhIflt molars at around A parses wh. "targets" to DO LAVERNE 1 SHIRLEY being printed since you (S Laverne and Shirley are feeds be straightened? As ackiowledgeagiftcauidea to protect your point of view. prompt treatment is soon as they're detected! I Why do you pierpetuate such son to be in an army trbining ? eI G=ls of protection is are overcrowded. SM@ I f0m until they learn the roles V It waist, they are playing. HELD OUT Wil lisited, ______ baby teeth may be TivpoclaUy tZII It) AND LEn' OUT received It caste be replaced (1]) (35) JIM moved ahead of their 'I Wkit. tt - S. Alabama 54.5. Florida U - - . a triangle. Ali three ofusare : Bethel 77, St. Marys 4$ Holy Cress 19, Prgvlde,c 17 . Purdue (10.2) defeated illinois . Los Angls $00, Boston II, aft. Sunday. Jan. 6 Word NthIV 79. Fort HoV St 71 Howard IS. Delaware $1. 93 Phil 124, New Yr-k Ill, all. 7446: defeated MichIgan 4541: AFC championshIp game Cal Poly SLO 0. Cal Poly Porn $7 PhIladelphia 21 311 45 ftwow4 arm n, ohie is IndlMs (Pa.) 64,.1dW#W4 I Wish 121, ft"lw4 ", a". lot to Syracuse 6641. PlttWogh V. Houston 13 Drake X Israd" 11, Detroit 110h ChlcW IN, a". 10. Virginia (11-2) derfested Mat'dwif Marble 40, WINIOM 11 - NPC cliamploilirship same h1lorillsim St. Ile Idaft D. U NY IsWnders I? 11 6 40 HouslA 121, Milwaukee 1)7, Delaware S$.$5; heW IS North MeiWclaW $1.73. Win. P•ttgr-t p Dayton 77, Slew Orleans I.oS Angeles 5, Tampa lay 0 NIVidaRios 9L N. Arizona 05 Atlanta I, MIchigan 44, W. Michigan U :11. Coloreds $4, N. Dakota 1' IS S 37 Monmouth $3. Marte:73 aft. Carolina Slate MM. Waihigtio Emporia 91. 11 34 4 21 Kant Cty 120, N. Jersey 101. t1 Iowa (11.3) 4$ $0 OhIo $$0$s Nofltiiastrn $4, MaIne 7$ JAIL a Mid.Am.rlca 11111111411111. 51. 64, Detroit 47 Nun $1 Or-seen IS, ArIeona 73 Piewi $4. Vale 64 71.71; defeated Wisconsin 4646. Super Bowl at Pasdena, Calif.. al I. - ,Pu,et Sound N. Te*..Weslsyan is W S. 1' P95. Indiana , MIchIgan 51.41. Phoenix $05, Utah $03 Louis 944$; defeated Memphis Pittsburgh vs. Los Angeip Chlca,s 17 $412 44 Poc. W. s.lstn lowe 44, WIsconsin 44 PriOCelhll 47, s, Seattle 109, Goldn St $0) Slate 04$ S Lotu1S 17 191 dl LCotsradsM'Mes.CelI.IS lowS 54.41. Kanus M WIIIIHIISII $3. $t.- Johns C It.)) defeated Rutgers 0,0 Tedsyl limos S. Utah St 1, WIUn'(Ccle) ii Vancouver 11 937 37 ! IN WIM10" Cal 0, UCLA Y4 t, 1$. KI* 'awrence 59 $1' J*1IWI 97. Sitsa__ $1044 _ Hall 9744. Twendv's lames EdlS11In UTIP 11, Wysmlng 47 $0 939 Imela $0, Qkhahenla city S. Cam 71. wWl 14 W) Cleveland at New York 11. Missouri (12.7) 1W to mvia $1, sew is t By UN $0111"It 40 woo 0-611; delfeated NOrOM IM Utah St-N, PIC$IC (Cat.) $4 - Wales Cjiaia Cailereic. CPs.)7454. Snw'ir 4$ Ma.cheWsr 41. lantern $ Jersey at San Antonio IS. NOr-fl Carolina ($3) defeated _____lhw *o.I)1flS$I w CailIsrela 1) Nuns 0 *Isaatle holism Marymeunt IS?, Kansas City at Chicago Mar-ce, $1.63; defeated WaIp Boartllrnsr, 6$. RuIsns-47 St. 112. Washkon lanlord 74 (0)47, N. flflnsle w S. Mimi 09,. W Ir ?' 8$ pimp in Denver T*7II5 0 $alays$1 47 Forest 7141; defeated Duke $147. wow Ill 11111111101111111" ro.I MlanjSaSsl$.IltinslSli 11 564 45 32 11 .44 Boston Utah at Los Angeles $4. CIimssei (1l.1)defoated RIdleWWfl,OS5l'IIRIS w, Waehingssn 5$. Sirnoti pr-Sr11 PhIIadlpIt MIsso.rI SI, Nebraska 43 33 1$ .114 UtI U. A.M. co". $4 DIjkS 17S7 test $0 Wake Fared 4 Pitl9urgii 17 $4$) 4$' MIdi Sedt 70,5, Cleti 546$ 20 31 W. VII$lMI VNIICVS 45 Wshngtn I3 WhIttier 71, 'Psmana Pont, 14 DelVed Me. U U 1 — 11141111 1 111011 04 Slew York $7. Indiana (p.4) defeated — Martial so 15 27 101 IS NeIihDekI$aN,NebraskaOinata 5*IP* . New Jersy Michigan 43.41 OT: deflated Central Dlvls Dakl.iO 76. Labs Super 54 a Resills IS. Tennessee ($14) Øfej Akera $1. 57, FlorIda AIM 47 . SO S. V Pig. ProftskefWl to soothe back .1 - DEAR ABBY: I am part of - - One I Abilene Chrstn SI, S.F. Austin 47 Arkansas 55, Texas 50 Ark. St. 113, Panhandle $0 Ark.-Monticello $6, MllIsaps 4$ Austin CoIl.6$, Lubbock Chi'stn 4$ Notre Dame $5, TCU 4$ Baylor 73. Rice 43 Colorado SI, Oklahoma St. 56 We" Houston ft SMU III Cal Lutheran %, tWm Dom Indiana St. $1, W. Texas St. 76 cal. 93 MIdwest Texas SO, SW Oklahoma Ft'esno s,. ii, Sat Jo.. $t. 41 Portland 79, Oonzaga7 Oral IbIs 74, Georgetown 4$ Sam Houston $5, Angelo 57 (3o$) SW Texas SI, I. Texas 74 Texas Tech $4, TCU 45 Texas.ArI 99,11. Texas 91 (2*1) By Untied Pris IaIIraatlisal Tulsa S& Crel§hton 55 Patrick DIvisiss - w. -- hutkwft* - _____ _____ Out Of Another's Crumbs ": Southwestern IS. McPherson 71 St. Francis (Ind) 116. Corwwdla 67 St. Joseph's 6, Indiana Central 50 Wayne St Si, Ferris St 61 W. Illinois $3, Samford 44 — - V 11 Not Everyone Has Banquet 14 ~ . , • - - - - hips, thighs and buttocks are also difficult to reach. "These are the first places that lose their tone," says Fonda. The "bird cage" stretches the thighs and firms up the butt. Lie on stomach and slowly lift upper body, right hip and thigh off the floor; grasp right foot wi th lef t ha nd and pull leg 5. Leg lilt stresses the quadriceps thigh muscle, used everyday in walking. forward. 3. Leg lift stretches the hamstrings and backs of the as far as you can; lower, 5.' Another leg lift stresses metabolism and increases thighs, and provides soothing 4. About the spinal stretch your energy level." Lie on the quadriceps muscle in the support for the back muscles, • stress-reducer, Jane is quoted back, arms at sides; slowly thigh. Ue on left side, resting Lie on back, hands under, hips, in - the .,Ba zaar article: raise legs straight up and over on elbow and forearm. Slowly right knee bent with foot on -P utting pressure on the base head, lifting back off the raise right leg to at least a Putting floor; slowly raise left leg oftheapinestlznulatesa gland floor; bring legs over until degree angle; 115 degree is straight up toward your head, there that speeds up toes touch the floor, even better, Lower. - - - far as possible to the aides; - try to touch ankles. Ballet Guild To Bowl - , sides for numbers 2,3, and 5. 1. The straddle stretch Improves flexibility and tightens inner thigh muscles - a big problem area that doesn't get much exercise. Sit up, facing forward, legs out as IcnlgnTs • ,., - 1. ~' Edges Flagship REBOARD _ forming here (see ad- E lectr c IMINI ____ companying photos) All movement is 'done as slow, e*sy stretching, as opposed to sudden bouncing. The reason, explains Fonda in the January issue of Harper's Bazaar, is that "your muscles function like rubber bands; a bouncing motion can push them beyond. their point of capability." Bazaar went to Jane's workshop in Beverly Hills and photographed her during one of her warkouts. For best results, hold each position for a few seconds beyond the point where you start to feel discomfort. Relax, then __ _, from South Carolina, but lived John E. Bolton. Mrs. Ralph A family reunion was given in Jacksonville for 30 years Austin Smith was the lucky in honor of Mrs. D. C. Spivey, before she came to Sanford. winner of the screeno game. Sr. by her children. She has three married Many dishes of delicious children. The Sanford Na tional food were brought for the Guard Unit will be going to occasion at the recreation hall The Woman's Club of Caiiip Blanding, Flu. for of the First Ch ur ch of the Sanford is sponsoring an Arts week-e nd training in their Nazarene of Sa nford Avenue Festival and Chili Luncheon readiness effort to always be Sunday afternoon. at the clubhouse on Oak available for any problem. Mrs. Spivey has one sister, Club of Avenue from 10 to 12 a.m. Ofl Mrs. John Kelley, who lives in The unit is B company of the The Woman's Halnes City. She has eight Sanford is planning to visit the Jan. 30. 2nd Batallion of the 124th children, and all but one at- First Presbyterian Church on Mrs. Bruce W. Kelly is the Infantry commanded by Capt. tended the reunion. 11cr Oak Ave., Sunday, January chairman of the event. Lvis with the able assistance 11cr committee of hostesses of 1st Sgt Allen. They are children are TonI Spivey, 20. All members are invited to Herman Spivey, Mrs. Robert come and sit together for the are Mrs. Thomas Carr, Mrs. turning in the 106 Recoiless C. Boyd Coleman, Mrs. H. W. Rifle and will be receiving a Carter, Mrs. S. J. Watson, D. worship service at 11 Goodspeed, Mrs. J. E. new guided missile (TOW) C. Spivey, Mrs. Robert Gradit'k, Sr., Mrs. Roger which is jeep-mounted. Melvin Bedenbaugh and Ijsiloml Sigimia Omicron Club Harris, Mrs. Vernon Harrison Sometime in February they Spivey, all of Sanford. Chapter of the Woman's and Mrs. John Thompson. expect to be getting the jeep Cook of Sanford will have their All club inembers and their which goes with the rifle. It is family were here from nionthly meeting at tile home uests are invited, an anti-tank weapon. Three Seville, Ga. of Mrs. l'hillip lA)gan. Mrs. F. g Mrs. Spivey I= 11 grand- J. Harris, Sr. will 1w serving people are needed to operate great' ..tim of t; a gunner, an assistant children, 41 Social Dt'p.iri co-hostess. The meeting grandchIldren, and one great, will take place Jan. 16 at 10 The Woman's Club of Sanford gunner and a jeep driver. ) great-grandchild. Many of her .1111. had theirmonthlybridge party Each gun has a support 4. nieces, nephews and SOUIC Mrs. Allison George, one Wed nesday. Miss Gertrude vehicle another jeep The Sanford National close friends attended. of the club members, will give Fischer was chairman and H. D. Wesley was Guard unit has openings for a Mrs. a book report of "Magnifi. Cat" by edniond Slimlian who Hart and David ft. Smith will S the U.S. Regional Bishop of The committee of hostesses munications weapons. "Tile Guard is always take place Sunday, June 20, at Ilie International Liberal included Mrs. 3. E. Baker, 4p.m. at Squire One Apt. Club ("itili' Ch ur ch, Mrs Adrian Hall and Mrs. J. lookUig for a goud man," Sa ys House in Altamonte Springs. Sgt. Robert Stone, a member Tile book is about a bishop 0. Huff. A reception will follow the and a cat. It is a beautiful and Mrs. G. F. Drew won high of the Sanford unit. "The ceremony. All the family and unusual story with humor and score at bridge and Mrs. Roy requirements are a high friends are invited to attend..... 'I'illis won SCt'Ofl(l hich. The school education and the Mrs. George is original), winner of canasta was Mrs. willingness to learn." — work and total body involvement, says Jane 'onda. And that's what you get with the exercises she's per- High Derek Smith and Darrell normally a good shooting conference game of the week. 1JUL ________ 1. Stretching in the straddle position firms up inner thigh muscles, 437. Metro -1 ________________ "A good conditioning program requires plain hard . In ____ Spivey Family Reunites . -- Form Standings: 1. Bit T Tire & Daryl Moreau couldn't have up there to give us a chance to the winning basket. Griffith combined for 42 team but didn't shoot well "Somebody said earlier picked a bett;r time to hit his go the boards if I missed. "I don't think they intended points to give Louisville its against us and I attribute a lot that whoever made up the only shot of the game if he had "I was a major factor In this for him to shoot," said Florida second Metro win without a of that to our defense." schedule doesn't like me," . tried. Louisville jwnped to a 36-19 Danforth said. "But this week game for 10 seconds. Ut's State coach Joe Williams. loss. The sophomore Smith The 6-2 freshman guard hit talk about our effort. We "He just got inside and threw scored 22 points and grabbed halftime lead and the Tigers, Is a very critical part of our a 10-foot jumper with seven finally played for 40 It UP." 10 rebounds while Griffith, the who fell to 1-3 In the league schedule." seconds left in the game minutes." In addition to hosting LouisThompson finished with 19 league's leading scorer, and 8-6 for the season, could I Saturday to give Tulane an 80. never recover. Center Frank ville Saturday, Tulane plays In the only other game in points and Holston 18 for finished with 2D points. 79 upset victory over Florida the But it was the Cardinals' McDowell led Memphis State at St. Louis Monday and at Metro Conference Tulane while Brown took State and knock the Seminoles Saturday, 12th-ranked game scoring honors with 27. defense that pleased coach with 11 points. Cincinnati Wednesday. In out of first place in the Metro Louisville blitzed Memphis The Cardinals, enjoying a other games involving league Ile victory, Tulane's first Denny Crum the most. "It we play as hard as we half-game lead over Cin. teams Conference. Monday, South State 6948 to take over the In three conference games, "He just improvised a bit," league lead with a 2-0 record, raised the Green Wave's did against Memphis, we'll be clnnati in the league race, are Carolina-Aiken plays at said Tulane coach Roy DanFlorida State, which had overall record to 5.7 while hard to beat," Crum said. Idle this week until Saturday Florida State and Virginia . forth. won three conference games Florida State lost for only the "Our defense was as good as when they play at Tulane - Tech meets intrastate rival it's been all year. Memphis is the Green Wave's third Virginia in Richmond. "I was looking for Paul wi thout a loss and had an second time in 11 games, ( Thompson) or Beau (Joe eight-game winning streak on ., .. LlUlMOfl), said 1vl(weUu, we iine, nau iajien a twill ieau lOs) itanea race weooer nobody was open. I knew on two free throws by Murray u..r there were seven seconds left Brown with 32 seconds left Another milestone was finished in a tie for second In ORLANDO-Coach Torchy Coach Clark's team was Clark and his unbeaten and unbeaten with a 12-0 record reached last week when UCF the SSC along with Rollins, number one in the nation going into a game Sunday defeated St. Michael's 9064. each behind champion Sanford i University of Central Florida afternoon against Western The victory the 200th Florida Southern. It was the basketball team will host New England. The Knights career win for Coach Clark, first time In the four year Webber College this Tuesday, defeated Aquinas last now In his 11th season as head history of the conference that January 15th, at home, at 7:30 Saturday, January 5th, 109.77 coach at UCF. the Knights didn't come In p.m. and Dickinson on Tuesday, first. Flagship Bank battled bad George Williams with• 15, The Sunshine State ConThis game will be a tune-up January 8th, 86.70. On that All-American Bo Clark from a 16-point deficli Corso with 11 and Byron for the Knights Sunshine State 1enc Will be the toughest continues to lead the Knights day the Knights were named Saturday, but suffered a 39-38 Washington with eight were Conference season opener on test for Clark and his number in scoring averaging over 30 the number one team In loss to Sanford Electric when the top scorers for Sanford Saturday, January 19th nation in the first NCAA one toWn as all the schools in points a game while Ruben Joe Corso connected on the Electric. stand a chance Cotton against the Biscayne Bobcats. Division II poll of the season. dominates in first of two free throws with Horace Knight scored 16 Game time Is 7:30 p.m. in the That ranking is a first In the of winning the Crown. averaging 12.6 rebounding, three seconds left in the and Willie Brown 14 for the UCF gym. history of UCF basketball. Last season the Knights per contest. game. losers. It was only the second time Atlantic flank dominated this season that Sanford the game from the first period Electric's offense was held to when It out-scored First Lady Netter 's Open Play January 18th less than 40 points. Sanford Federal 15.2. Electric is 4-0 in the second Karry Hunter swiched the ORLANDO-While much of then embark on a two match Academy, Kent State, and nounced. half and 10-0 for the season, nets seven times in the last the nation is blanketed in road trip on the 24th and 29th Nicholls State. UCF closes Atlantic Bank, trailing period and finished the game snow, the University of against Stetson and Seminole regular season play on April The Knights schedule has Sanford Electric by one game with 22 points for the winners. Central Florida women's Community College before 3rd at Jacksonville. The been released tirough the in the second half, blasted Albert Armstrong finished tennis team has been pracDIVISIOn II State Tournament athletic offices of UCF under winless First Federal 67.16 In with 17, while Robert Quinn ticing for the upcoming returning home against Daytona Beach has bean scheduled for April the direction oT Athletic Saturday's other game. and Brian Sheffield each season. The Knights boast azl Community College. Each 1143 at a slaht to be an. Director Dr. Jack O'Leary. Sanford Electric led 8.2 at scored 10. match schedule that begins match starts at 2 p.m. the end of the first period and Alex Wynn had a dozen later this week and lasts into 144 at the half. The Electric points for First Federal. April, f the matches Company appeared to be on Atlantic Bank plays schedule, the Knights have The Ballet Guild Strikes and individual sponsors are Its way to rout after boosting Flagship Bank at 9 a.m. Coach Rocky- Thomas' away down a new alley Saturday, being sought from the earmarked home and Its lead to 32.16 after three Saturday at the Salvation women open Play matches with Flagler, Stet- January 19 with the second business community and the periods, but Flagship Bank Army gym, 7(X) W. 24th St., January 18th, ii) son, Jacksonville, Rollins, had other ideas. while Sanford Electric State Hardcourt Cham- Florida Southern, Tampa, annual "Bowl For Ballet"' community at large. Entry tournament. The event,' fees are tax-deductible and Flagship Bank out-scored tangles with First Federal at Piofl5hlpe. The tournament and Seminole and Daytona scheduled at Bowl America, have been set at $100 and $5 Sanford Electric 22-7 in the 10 a.ni. lasts through Sunday. Beach community Colleges. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, for five-man teams and In. Infinal period. They tied the Sanford Electric 8 618 i The Knights follow the The Knights other seven LI set to.begin at 10 a.m. and dividuals respectively, A $100 score at 36-38 and 38.38, but urnament with their first matches are at home against continue Uwongh lunch, donor may provide his own Corso was fouled with three FiritFederal 2 410 The tournament will be regular season a team or the ballet guild will match Atlantic Bank 1516 12 24 James Madison, Emory & seconds left and provided )0p, scratch event open to Tuesday, 67 January 22nd recruit a team to bowl in his Henry, Washington College, winning margin with a free U interested persons. Team behalf. First Federal 2 6 8 0-16 against Flagler. The Knights Pennsylvania, the Mr Force throw. .,, - 174, Ruth Tittiger, assistant pastor of St. Michael's. Rein served -as offensive coordinator for former while Air Force fighters that intercepted the Rein had the ability to bring out the best in coach Frank Broyles. plane watch ed helplessly. neonle. Tittiger said, and "we have lost a very North Carolina Gov .Tnmes R Hunt .Tr was also Thv .•• hv ni nilnt of the r-nlnnn -• Rpm and fh --• r-special person." present. probably died while the plane was in flight. The Rein's widow, Suzanne, and his two daughters, Tittiger said Rein's friends and family "must Coast Guard suspended active search activities Kristin Elaine, 13, and Linea Elizabeth, 9, sat deal with a sudden loss for which they were in no Saturday for the wreckage and bodies of the two quietly, surrounded by other members of the way prepared." men. Florida % Firms Monday, Jan. 14, 1910-16 In And Around Sanford ; Z%~ ~ N~~ Fonda . and Larry Beightol represented Arkansas, where automatic pilot until it ran out of fuel and crashed, Tulane Shocks Evening Herald, Sanfo rd, Ft. - - - Resurrection were North Carolina coach Dick OURSELVES 11:30 0@3WHEELOFFORTUNE a)0FAMILY FEUD (12) (17) NEWS AFTERNOON SEATS 7XTxr"t.SHOWS 7:50 WED.2:30 ROLLER PG 7:4% WED. 2:1S IOOGIE 12:00 115)0C7)ONEWS 11 (35)1 LOVE LUCY (24(10) EDUCATIONAl. PRO- GRAMMING (M(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE Hap 1191S 3Z2 1216 FV1I K fu MCI I A 4&-da ______________ - .- K .% '. :. , A - - ,s E.W-,- - �- - - 14. .- lB-EvenIng Herald, . . Sanford, Fl. . I . -. - . - . . . . -. . .. - .. -. . .., - .- .. .. - - . , - ., -. Monday. Jan. 14, lflO Monday, Jan. 14, 1980-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Math Baffles Ohio Students CLASSIFIED ADS CALENDAR COLUMBUS(UPI) Almost any college student can fiaure to deal with hnaIi enllaua a'tIv1tip and twn.thfrda n.d anma out to divide three pizzas among four people. kind of renedIaIfñath. But on a mathematics placement test, half of Ohio State "This Is a national, pervasive and serious problem," Mrs UnIversity's 8,000 freshmen couldn't figure it out math- Reynolds said. ematically. Ohio State has developed an extensive program to upgrade OSU Provost Ann Reynolds says a growing number of the basic skills of incoming students, but it is a job that OSU students are entering the university educationaJly unprepared officials clearly would like to see left to the high schools. - MONDAY, JANUARY 14 Al-Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hail, back of Stromberg Carbon, Lake Mary. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casseiberry; 7 p.m. Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church Sanford. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. Lakeview Middle School Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m., at the school. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce board of directors, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY, JANUARY15 Bridge classes, Deltona Community Center each Tuesday through May 6. Beginning, 1.3 p.m.; Inter. medIate, 3.5 p.m. Sanford Senior CItizens, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch followed by slide program on Alaska by Rev. Leo King. Casseiberry Elementary School special meeting on new Primary Education Program, 7 p.m., school audltorlulh. State Rep. Bobby I3rantley will explain the legislative intent of the law. Watercolor class, 4.8:30 p.m., Deltona Jr. High art room each Tuesday through May 6. No fee for those 60 and over. Woodworking class, 3-6 p.m., Deltona Junior High shop. No fee to those 60 years and over. TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly) 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital conference room. Anyone 6 can attend with registration fee according to age. Atlanta Contemporary Dance Company, 8 p.m., Stetson University's Edmunds Center, DeLand. Voter RaglNtration, Lake Howell High School, 10 a.m. to noon by League of Woir. t Vut&, Wekiva Elementary School, 5.7 p.m. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's, Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., community center, N. Edgemon Avenue. Altamonte Springs Extension Homemakers, 9 a.m., First Federal S&L. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. St. Johns River Life Member Club Telephone Pioneers of America, 1 p.m., Orange City Lions Club. Weight Watchers, 8p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave., 7 p.m., Summit Apta., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida P&L, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Longwood..Lake many LIons, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, HIghway 17-92, Cuselberry. Soundof..Sunsklne Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake, Forest City. Sanford Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m. Jaycee building, French Avenue, Sanford.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11 Epsilon Sigma Omicron Woman's Club of Sanford, 10 a.m. home of Mrs. Phillip Logan, 2Th S. Grandview Ave. Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon and Ala-Teen, closed, 8 p.m., Altamonte Springs Community Church, 436 and Hermit's Trail, Altamonte Springs. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrock Drive, Cwelberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Canter. Sanford OptImist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery, Iac., 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Attamonte Springs, for former and nervous mental patients. Sanford Seresaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Canter. Sford Rotaract, 7:30p.m., Florida Power Ii light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Ballard, SferdSemIasle Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Seam S*arMght Premenaders, 8p.m., DeBary Community Cantor, Shell Road. Air Force Sgts. Aesselatlen A" 1H'y, $ p.m., McCoy Family Club. Cas.elherry AA, I p.m., closed, Ascension Lutheran Free swestgam and dogwood see1ags,P a.m. to 5 p.m., as long as supply lasts, 10$ Forest Ave., Alimnonte Sprüs. Drawing * PalMing (lass, 9 a.m. to noon, Deltona CoIumwllty Canter. Each Wb',adiy through May 7. kMUlngê Qiebsting class, 1:11p.m., DsBery Hall, each Widossdey through April ii. No cest to those N and over. 1 a' Trim Easceiss (lass, 1 p.m., DsBary First PraIb)lerIan, each Wodoosdey through May 7. No cost to those N uid over, Imal as ! classes 44 and 740 p.m., Doltons Jimict HIF&bool shop, each !rbt.day thMy7.Nocssttothosso,url$yenre. - Teet Fimido d Pasty, DeBas Fireman's Rood, Ds1ar3, 7p.m., R.crIen Hnll,11 Q rth.s; 7:30 p.m., d party. lichots at door. C)'kndn SaminAl -- - - Pwk Wintt 831- 9993 _________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 44C line 3c a line 1 time 3 consecutive times lCOnUCutivetImis HOURS 800AM. -- S.30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 34c a line 3 Lines Minimum ________________________ Crash At Carter Legal Notice Party DEADLINES INVITATION TO lID Shocks Security WASHINGTON(UPI)-ItwasNewyear's Eve, and suddenly there were crashing sounds in the room where President Carter was. Secondslater,franticSecretServlceagents burstthroughthedoorfollowedbyRearAdin. William Lukash, the, president's personal physician, his face drawn and white, The president was crouched over a figure on thefloor. Hewasperfectlyallright, but the person on the floor was out cold, The story of the president's knockout New Year's Eve leaked out during the weekend from someone who was in a position to know, Carter was having a quiet meal at the northwest Washington home of Nancy and Frank Moore, his congressional liaison and former Georgia aide. Press secretary Jody Powell, Hubert "Herky" Harris, an official in the Budget Bureau, Ruff Fant, Powell's nextdoor neighbor and a Washington attorney, and their families were there, too. Secret Service agents waii4 iuts!de t)e. home, and Rear Adin. William Lukash, the president's personal physician, was in a car behind Carter's limousine. Noon The Da Befot'e Publication Sealed bids or proposals ad. dressed to the Board of Public Sunday - Noon Fi'ida Instruction of Seminole County, ______________ Florida (hereinafter called the ________________________ __________________________ "Board') and markid, ' PROPOSAL FOR FUR. -. - .-. . NISHING, DELIVERING AND 18-Help Wanted 4-Personals INSTALLING AS SPECIFIED, --. ______________________ VARIOUS PIECES OE LARGE Barmaids, bartenders. Full & FOOD PRODUCTION EQUIP. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI. part time, rotating shifts, BLE FOR ANY DEBTS 1N MENT AT HIGH SCHOOL salaryplustips.Bonus&Hosp, "BBB". SEMINOLE COUNTY, CURRED BY ANYONE No exp. necessary. Apply In FLORIDA, In accordance wIth the OTHER THAN MYSELF AS person, ABC Liquors, 28$3 OF Jan. 11 stipulations and specifIcatIons Orlando Dr., Sanford. available from the PurchasIng 011cc & Bonnie Johnson _______________________ Department in the Office of the . The City of Winter Springs is SUperintendent, 1311 Mellorivlile Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A now accepting applications for Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. general labor positions in the Mate" Dating Service. All Public Works Department. Bid must beaccompanied bybld 9e5. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. Benefits. Apply 400 N. water, Fl. 3331$ daposit: A Bid Bond, Cashier's Edgemon Ave., Winter Check, or Certified Check for five SprIngs, Fl. 32707. p1.1n1t (5 cwt) of the total & Found amount bid which will be returned ________________________ DRIVERS .WAREHOUSE to the successful bidders when Found Siamese type cat Immediate openings. Must have contract Is completed. Carriage Cove, Sunland Fl. Chauffeur license, 23 yrs. The succeisful bidder Shall Estates area. 6214453 or aft 3. furnish a Performance.Payment or older with good driving 323.3377 Bond for the total amount of the record. Annual starting salary in excess of 510.000. Exc. award within 10 days of REWARD offered for the return notification of the award. Company benefits, major of sm., male puppy. 7 mo, old, Bonds must be written by a Florida Aluminum Distributor "TIGER", brn, white, & bik. is expanding to Longwood to company licensed to dO markIngs. Lost 13th & business in Florida. serve greater Orlando area, French Thurs.,, .ian. 3. LIttle aids will be reclved in the above Call 2 p.m..4 p.m. to schedule boy brokenhearted. 3230264. ,nemed office as Indicated herein, interview. 331.6114. A" ronditions stated shall apply. LOST: wh. shep. puppy wblue h.nyestlons relating to the bid strapcollar,fromW. Lk.Mary * * * * * * are to be directed to the Pur. Blvd. REWAK. aiI be 322. During toe evening, Nancy Moore and Carter had been discussing a book she had been reading. As the president got ready to go,about9p.m.,shesuggestedthepreajdent take the book with him to read. He agreed. Up the stains she dashed, picked up the book, and started to come down the steps. Her heel broke. Downahe tumbled, until she came to an abrupt stop, at the presIdent's feet, unconscious. Agents, hearing the noise, looked in the window just as the president bent over Mrs. Moore. Powell shouted to Harris in Us entrance hail to get Lukash. An agent tried to open the door but it was stuck. Just as Harris started to open it from the inside, the agent used his shoulder to ram Ito n.Thei ctofUsagent's body almost pasted Harris to the kitchen wall, Mrs. Moore quickly recovered. The president returned to the White House, leaving Lukash to keep an eye on her for fle. "You prepare for these things, hoping they'll never happen. Then you think thing has happened and you react," m barrassed agent said. - _. • 'Snowbelt' Seeks To Save Industry WASHINGTON (UP!) Rep. Jon Hinson, do a day's work faraday's pay. We hear less R.Musa., says the inaustrialtzed "Snowbelt" in the South of debilitating strikes and work states are backing a bill to require federal slowdowns. We have worked for our success,' government approval before a major corn- Hinson said. pony could move its operation. Hinson said the ao.called "runaway plant" HesaldSunday the measure is almedat the bill would pit region against region in ecogrowth of "Sunbelt," or southeastern region nomic and Industrial growth, of the country. He said the proposed measure would The Mississippi congressman said the requ1rebuthesesw1th5oorrnoreemp1oy,e phenomenal growth of business and Industry to get federal approval in the Sunbelt can be traced to many factors, move and require compensation to cornore Pzld "Generally, we can see that the states are munitlea and employees that lose mostly nonunionized and labor coats are The Republican representative said lower. The South has also made efforts for Congress is not likely to adopt the "riz'.away favorable tax treatment and incentives. p1ant"blllinthenearfuhse.But,flImonnfd Energy, water and transportation systems the Issue is getting greater attention as more are also a factor, and more Industries close aging facilities "Probably the most appealing element is relocate in an attempt to cut costs the availability of qualified people, ready to maximize profits. - Mondale: K.nn.dy H.alth Plan Poor chasing Office. 5000 aft p.m. that SEMINOLE COUNTY ATTENTION: on Coleman Purchasing Agent plan, on the other hand, been languishing in committee" for 11 to 1$ Kenn's up." Mondale said Carter and Kennedy engaged In a dispute that Involves "a question of judgment" and a difference of opinions. 1211 MelIonville Avenue DEQ76 I FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice is hereby given that lam in business at 107W. 277h Street, Sanford, SemInole County - Florida under the fictitious name of THE BATTERY SHOP, and that I IntendtoregIstersaldnamewith me Clerk of the Circuit Cowt, Seminole County, Florida in ac. cordancewiththeprovi$$oof FIctitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section *63.09 FlorIda Statutes 1917. Sig. Dale A. Stickney Manager Publish Dec. 24, 31, 19790. Jan. 7' 14, 1910 j MANY, MANY . ________________________ iN, 5.4 0. 4.11, full & port time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing I. 1IH&P Wanted . CORRESPONDENTS ak. L.D. LAM. IRAKIS andor his estate; AVIS FACTORY- warehouse help dead or not known to be dead or alIVe, their several respective Cal a PARK 323.2222 ____________ that roll.a-way bed you've nowhere to roll away . . . If you place a Classified Ad loday. 21-SItuations Wanted _______________________________ nicely kept, must Seek employment for 2 Viet. namelemalerefug..s,ages3o & 25. One speaks a little English, has some exp. In dec. a bOI' repair. Other speaks no English, •xp. as fisherman. Any lob considered. Call 323 __________ 9164. . -_ formation, - 25-Loans __________________________ 322.2611 David N. Gaul I wf Janice L, I14GIndInLK 1st, UN N. King, Lots C.IO Ilk 1 TIer 9 plus Sot Dale Builders Inc to Jamle 2565 I Tomorrow may be the day you sell ? NE ED CASH? any other persons claiming by, OlIn AM Homes of Fl Inc ttwougli or under or against any EVENING HERALD Use Your Home As Security Thomas V. Bordonarol *1Sandra COfPOfationsor other 11a1 entitles Call Us For Terms M.,LotllIlkDSterIi.,gparkun the E 270 of St on W town of R.McCollethIMar.iijt, named asa Defendant; and all Tower FinancIal $rv. Sanf., 1100. 3, *61,100 30 Tuscawftla UN 7, VS,1N. ' claimants, persons or psrtlos, -iijiiiOiI 1.551241.2459 (QCD) Walter N. King, Lots 131, Olin AM Homes of Fl to Cleveland Myers to Clev*lnd natural or corporate, wtioIe exact M. Glambalvo & wf Joan, Lot 23 153 & NW ½ of Lot 113 Sect I, Myers.l,o$Sporseyssubdv.,$100. legal status Is unknewn, claiming NOTICE NO BROKERAGE OF PUILIC HEARING Ilk A Oreinweod Lakes Un 1, MIdway Park to the same, $150. Arctili C. Standley Jr. & wf under any of the above-named or FEES Walter N. King to Edwin W. Wanda L. to Glenn A. Paul, Lot9 dasaibed The Board of County Corn. $62400. _____________ defendants or P1,1111 mlssioners of Manfred W. Lavpp 0. wf King, BegIn 3023.53 ft S & 112.33 It Ilk A Hlgland HIlls, W,ISO. Seminole County, who are claimIng to have any Florida, Margareteto Peter 1. Pfister& *4 W of NV corner etc lId 11, $155. right, common title or interest In in Roomwill hold a pubiic hearIng _____________ _________ Thomas 1. Player & *4 (yg,i ROdiley 0. Green Inc to *I Nancy .1., Lot C Ilk K Sky Lark 203 of the Seminole M. Larry V. Golden Ii *5 Volta and to the lands hereinafter County Danllson 0. wf Katherine I.. t.0 Subdv, Courthouse, North Park $anlerd Gracious lIving. Isis. d$SC*ibOd. L., 1 ½ of Lot 41 IMiminger Grove Un 1, sosass. Weskly& monthlyrates, utilities You are hereby ,,oIif led that a Avenue, Sanford, Florida, on Truman W. Coolly Jr4 & *4 Garden Olin AM Homes of Fl Inc to Tuesday, January 22, 1950, at 7 $. Inquire SO S. Oak S4I.fl$3 Roselee M. to Steven 1. Krone & Charles suit has been flied against you . 14*1, $ PtriCla L. in H. Valesten & wf Joyce U. , or as _________________________ Mardi C.. LOt $5 NIetWIdeI Add to Lot 13 Ilk T. Randolph sr. a wf the Circuit Court of SIfflIllOil p.m. A Orawwd Lakes Un Dslere possible to consider application by Olin AtOm Hts Un 3, $55.500. LOtS BlkD$ummsrwt N, County, Florida, entItled Storer Cable Ullurnlstmd 1 sia.ao. Richard Nobles I *4 Alvllda tO VIRGINIA RAMACCIATO, to provide Television Franchise ___________________ Den Nagen Canstr Inc to Rabin service to the unin. Louis C. Ragen I *4 DaIflUI1Cs. L. Kunot I, *4 Carol S., Lois v. 1. knees I *4 Mar04 G. PlaintIff LAMBROS corporated areas of seminole 1 11-4199 M9. ssI. AdOlts only ca w Steven Lot 1411 ItftofLOt7lEngllib LIen J. Leeds I *4 stisrun q DIMITI 0$ LAMINAKI$ Ilk a-k-a County, Florida. en Lake Ada. Just So. of D$inland, Yr 53,S4P,I* i.at ii s* a Charter Oaks UN 3, L.D. LAMIRAK15 andor Airport livi. 511 17.95 in his ATTEST: leI Aire Homes Inc to Clifferd estate; AVIS LAMIRAKIS andor Saivaisre P. Paknleans & wt 1'S* Sanford. Call 3324670 1. FIti,erald$wf Julia T., *.ot 103 Sandia P. to Keith P. Fuller I *4 Jiners Village OlIn Am Plumes of P1. Inc.,, her estate: and RUTH 1. GAOl' ArThUr H. $eckwith Eel Airs Hilts Un 5, $49,100. Nina, Let 13 Inolidi Weeds First PatrIcia A. and.or her estate, Case No.703131. 1.IkeIll I *5 Clerk of Circuit Court Set AIrs Homes Inc to Arthur 1.. Add, 575*. Lg. I II, fully sep., AC, W'D, Lot *55*0 9reem.0 Lakes UN CA Ilk Publish: December 31, 1979 & welk.ln closet, $321 month & Butte Jr. & *4 Linde S., Let 190 The natvr of thIs lt isa suit to Alan 0. IrviN & *1 CatherIne , 543,99,. Eel Aire Hills Un 3,990*. dsp. 313.4500 after 7 p.m. A. ti cM. BachIelO & *5 Maly, - Isulse S. Mules the Louise a. maleS title on the following January 7, 14, 31, 1950. 455cr ibid property located iii First Add, NON INS A. 0. Leonard K. Vel l.td.O Yr to Ut S Ilk B KneNwoed to I ii*Wö1IF'' 1 BR, II condo, kit. eqpt., $373 DavId 1. Hart 1 *4 Margarst, $145,551 H. Fiftest, i.et $7 Ilk i sunsani Seminole County, Flerida: me. 1st, last + $130 sec. Ilees The City of Winter Springs, 11, Lii 54Kb Frederick W. UMerwsad Jr. I 0. SANLANDO pencIl HZ unrecorded plat of LA , bid Realty, FIendS, Invites your REALTORS. 333.7973, Ion the *1 Vlrghtla 0. to Dasleld P. Pickoft 1st, Phase III. $19,*. Olin Am Hsmas of FL Inc to WRiNGs. Tract Ne. 0, accordIng American Greup One Inc to kenisH 1*5 Lorraine H.. Lii U MIchaeIW. Delgilti Jr. LotS Ilk $5 the plat thereat as recorded In City Insurance. $pecllicatlens are _________________ available at tile office of the City . Hagen Homes mc, Lets 421 43 Oil Mii, W,*. .. ,, A Orasw..sl Un . f $emiIe County, Clerk. * N. Idesmon Ave., __________________ Records 15y Davis Sr. & beta Oreve let, $15100. KuutettI.IIospIW$hVe.M. Florida, WWV springe. Fl. 33757. Tel. 351. Oreumeed lbs to Fl lie Comm Casper to Whiftey Davis Jr. & to KOtVIU 1. ,us & IkikI A Aps. 1ev Senior Citizens. Dawn. 1*. Inc. Let II Ilk I Grsanuoal Lakes Turner Davis & Mibley Davis Sr.. You are hereby requested t Ili $3 I N , town, very cleen I roomy. See an am . Un . LOt 001*1 A I Simian Is MN. w arMs. delsoses Olin Am $tow.ii ii FL lee Jimmie Cowan, 310 P.lmott. wHit the 150 p.m. February 21, ian. an CItarlesW.Ance.alwf Patricia wey, $101 Clerk of said Court and serve a Karl, 1.. WIJLLJII, Ave. their agents or As. IS P51*5' Carubre. LiP 1*0 sIgning Perk C. to Ardde 0. CavrIey $ *1 Jw* PV ffiWaaI upsn the PlaintIff en bidden, rØresanlatives are htvlM to N Plaint WPI I.. Lot 15* C Susalanlar Oaks I As.. Begin it the leers. of fits Sr. . , W liNe of SR *5*01 f07 Sect 1, $115100. . doMeblind Avenue, Alsaiqep, - pluM at the awdi.e of the Olin Am S$5mes of Fl SO Robert a*ad which shall he heN-at tile Barbara 0. MacNamara to of U.S lswv. 1799 c.. 57*551 l..Dsto& *1 rs.ois x. Smeet, *Meflle357SI,urv City NaIl, 100 N. Edasman Ave., Jstm N. Martin 1*4 Jean R 1oaigni i.st so 5* m Lii si* a Sterling Pert UN 54 .Ioslwery II 1991 or a DlheAt *111' WInter Springs, Pt. at the NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTIY $idaevOiers0.*4JevceM.. Lii (ML$s1,*• N entered against ysu. CLUB. 1. 3 Si, 3$, 1g. scteo ineits. Pinches lest, The Virginia A. Weed Yr to 171*1 N WITNESS my hand mid seal iM511.SbN&*4Adld.$5 Fl. FP.enoakih.Øij,, CityCouncilenPeb.1S, Palm Springs Sect, $i,500. (QCD) EdwinW, King tO WaIter [13 _______________ ________________________ EVENING HERALD Paper route available under those unknown natural 0.LInton -wfCornnle$.,Lo,74 persons: and the several and TuscawlIla UN 7, $71,100. respective unknown assigns, Tom$Ins 0ev Co of LPL Inc t succeesors.ininterest, trustees or 322- 2420 zth. Dept. EVENING HERALb have own trans., 3230106. grantees and creditors or other parties claimIng by, through er Sanford's Sates Leader REALTORS 322.2611 - In Cass&berry Area. Call the Circulation Dept. for more In. LOVELY! 3 BR. lB home in DeBary in quiet neighborhood! Lg. lot with extras. Must see to appreciate? Only $27,750. BranchOffice vancement, mature local occupant, MOBILE HOME? 3BR. 26 on 10 acresl CH-A. DR. 1g. kIt., 3. more! BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $42,300. Multiple Listing Service EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER SCHOOL LAMBRAKIS natural persons, if alive, and if Olin AM Homes Fl lt to PaynelV,&wfDeoo,aF,,yp,,w Henry 0. Mullen 1 wf Helen S., U 3l ft of Lot 40. the 1320 of LotS 13, Ilk A Sterling Park Un 4 Ilk 47 Sanlando The Suburb Bosut. Ages 1317 OURSELVES EDITOR TO: LAMBROS DEMETRIOS 332.2611 9Sdally Mcn.Fri BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker soon thereafter as - - ____ .- ,qvor. - AlvMl.AttI*4Liepl$ CiKb if tile Circuit court in Win 1.. Mallea I *5 Roth L.to 351Tratlesed lot, $Id, $5110. er limIsels County, Florida this, p.m. City rgsgnye Vivls.- l4. Rii1. Li 131* 3 13. 111W. ' Slot day of DaCO81lbt, 1079. Lb Sssriy sisre. 5101 - 1995.11:35 __ ____ TN Isuitable LSa As. Sec. at this U.S Is Jab A. Reborts I *41st Falnlins 155. Sect, I. WHIt. ) P1. S*IDWII*r. lee to Jim N. 0., LOIS 5* $ea$ Oaks Vivis. it. -'so NillHp N. - Grom I Demo .. mew ARTHUR Is. SICKWITN, JR. $sd,,$*1I,,I,. *yaeir,I*4JudlmA.WtU5* Liu1$Li*Ils00WhlW$ff 5* CiertOtheCfrcuitCçgr Wm.0. DlNm&*5JunsN.Is *Falnlapi eat, sect, 1, $11,150. N Lw5.tq.pj P5rk 1*JIU. ly: Js.et.CvrIie Jeates V. MIller 1*5 earWa a., t.aIonIsY. HowwdIo fuWs'nsIIs I. KiN fluu1u TriMs Snd.IS Ut35*DGtooues$ubde.$i99O HeasrdlDisMOweon Jr.. LotS Lukis C. MVedl* I Earl a.. Lot PebIlsil Dec ii, SI, lvgesti&M$iNiI*5VWginla 1*11 TIer D saidud. $150. N$5 144 That wcou of land Iyk In teJamesW.PayneJr.IJamesW. 01049 Sot Oslo Ivilders Inc. Is Derrehl Sect, 14015*. - _____ ____ rif r*daaymda$bS.$saccspt proposal whIch In its lulemant, will beet serve the that privacy bet 5* ins, in. 0*. Owner Asesciess. __________________ Executive living at unbelievable price. Completed last year. Approximately 2500 square f.jtundcrroof,3Rdrm3Bath. Sunken L P w fireplace. Ceramic tile foyer and hallway. Walk a block to large shopping center. CHA, oversized double garage and LBT REALTY C.ENEVA Country home, .6 BR 2 13. I ,icres.jS5.000 , Leisure Living country style In this double wide. Large 3 I'drm 2 Bath wIth central heat and air. Seeing is believing all for one small fee. Swimming, boat slip and clubhouse. I year warranty. $27,900 wterms. MAKE - When you placea Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close phone because to your something wonderful 5 abOut to happen. _____ *Pool home, 3 BR 2 B *1720' of comfort. lg FR •New carpet, redecorated *37' x 19' pool AIr cond. *Lg lot, fenced patio. ' *OVINEP FINANCING eNO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS *Price $49,900. $6000 dwn., 25 yrs. 12.3 pct. at $475.67 per mo. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. ._________ NEW LISTING- 3 Bdrm, 2 bath has new: w-w carp, paInt, Cm H-A, & 2 yr old roof; Din Pm, paneled Fam Pm I huge fenced yd in Pinecrest. Only DON'TMISSTHISONEI 3 or 4 BR, C.H&A. older 2 story home. Completely redone w lush carpeting & paneling, Lots more, Will go FIIA or VA. *43.0001 - BANANA LAKEFRONT: 3 Berm, 2 Bath, 2100 sq ft, huge Pam Pm w-fireplace over. 2 Story charmer. Real FP, Sanford city, has everything! ____________________________ - 42-'?øbile looking Oak shaded lot w100' lake frontage, 73' dock & morel WOODED t z ACRE w-rcses & privacy sets off 4 yr. old 3 Berm wearthtone c.srp., Cm H-A, indoor W-D hookup & p_fl ___. .......p - 1110's VICTORIAN ON COP. NFl LOT, NEEDS RESTOR. INO, CAPTAIN'S LANDING vIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $3°0 TERMS. 3 BEDROOM, I'i BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN. ZONEDMULTI UNIT. $31300. financing. $45,900. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT- Spotless 2 Berm home w' large Fam Pm, terrific kit. then I. landscaped lot in - superb area for just S30,0S0?t - SHADOW LAKE WOODSDesigner home wwood & stone exterior, Great Pm, fireplace, Intercom, Solarium, waIkin closets on wooded ' acre for - 2 DEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, NEW PAINT, PANELING & CARPETS. SUPER NICE. $29,500. EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY GAMBREL. DUTCH 3 BEDROOM, 2 -7 BATH Dl. LUX POOL WITH PRIVACY, $39OO. SEIGLER REALTY IROKER concealing windfall profits!" - CIYV OP WINTIE SPRINGS AdoNs turolshed home, 3 fl dell, 1 B, Fia. rm., this, by City Clerk only. Sunland Estates. PublIsh January 11,1079 3334$ . _______________ Hwold Hall InC REALTOR,MLS 373.5774 Day or - NiQht 1 Sanford 'I°'° Orlando 3221577 Pr,i Sleeper Couch, C.mn Vinyl Ilecliner, 575 372 5431, 322 7257 - MOBILE HOME Seasonal or starter home Casselberry. Adult only. 64 12,7 BR 1 B home. Rental lot,x utility rm, sc porch, comp turn. Washer, Dryer, rec. area & security. Don't let this Ofl qet away. $11,500. __________ ;•. .. • 7 -_ ~" ' '.' ' ' _____________ Lots of good used for every furniture room In the house. Too much to list! j S CASH DOOR PRIZEs 80-Autos for S.ilo Master Charge - VISA ' -- - - VISA OATON' .\uO AUcTION Hwy 9.' I mi,' west of Speedway Daytona Itcaf will told 'I public AUTO MCI ION t'verv Tuesday & Saturday at 130. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 90.1 255 8311 for further details. NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll find him listed in our Business Directory - - -- ' 5 French (17- 97) Sanford MORE. f,,n,iI I, ,.. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $O3OrlandoOr. 323-5200 VA&FHAFinanaino HEAT & AIR, LIKE NEW ON 100.150 CANAL FRONT LOT FOREST. $11,000. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 321-0640. ONLY 17.100 TO ASSUME MT. on beauliful I yr. old Double Wide w-2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, Can HA & cal-in kitchen. vs. mo. lot rental. Call nowl $30,500. Harold Hail Reilty, Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these Idle items with a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly classifladgalatmeHeraw,rn. 34fl or 531.9953. - __________________ FUPNITURE&TH1NGS Buy & Sell New&UsedFumniture 500 S. Sanford Ave. 373 6593 i7 off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local delIvery. Noll's Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 17 92, So. of Sanford. 377 8721. - ____________________________ = We buy your equity. close In 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY. INC. 319 7800 - Like new, avocado 7 Pc. dinette set, $15; Rust sleeper sofa, $50; Room-size carpet, like new, $35. 327 1465___________________________ __________________ Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean. $l4,9Sea. oc. N0II's Sanford Furniture ttge5 Bought ". 5....PetsSUIies ___________________ - 327 5721. ______ Cock a pot. 3 mos old', hoI'sebrolien,$SOorbestoffer. 323 8574. - - - - -- Il&'ds (Jo' 'intel box springs & ,n,,ttressos, 530 set. Sanford Aucf ion, IllS S French. 373 7341) Levi Jeans& Jackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SanfordAve. 322-3791 , We have been commissell for Amorican Saddle Co. approx. *60,000 worth if handmade Wostern & English saddles $ tack .5 sioned to , ,,, I , I all kInds. Ij I ' ' IncludIng: Full silver show saddles, ranch, • I roping, pleasure and chiI. dreWs saddles. Lifetime guaranteed trammel bits, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ----------- halters, hsadstalls Sunbeam clippers, Lost Kar. pada, phas every. thIns Imaginable in the tack Ihio. WED., JAN. 16I 7. P.M. AT UN CDITE1 TO ASSIST YOU IN BUYING OR SELLING. WI OFFER THE FOLLOWING: FREE FNA APPRAISAL: WE PAY THE $11.11 PU. Dlrsctly across from Sib Carr Munitipal And. turban - Orlando LISTING IN THE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (MU) AT NO COST TO YOU. 5 PCT. SALES PIE ON YOUR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. - Aucilin Csstduclsd by NATIONAL AUCTION $ SALES MOT.. INC. Ussesed IMJ WE MEAN BUSINESSI CALL OUR 24-HOUR NOT LINE 322.4000540W. M. L. "SONNY" RABORN. REALTOR. Turns: Cask, Checks en SasS. .51111 wt* piepon ID. FHAVA PcI. RATE AND POINTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE - - i.Li,. - Horns Repair ____________________ ___________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-3747 Home repairs, paneling, roof & carp repairs, remcxi.'Iing. All work quar F ret' "St 131 8465 ___ Ceratniclile ______ - ----- 1 Man, quality operation 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways -' --- U..i 11 •. ""i" •'Oi ___________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our • specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. $69 $567. Lawn & Lar'4scaping &' CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREEESTIMATES3377907 -____ Light Hauling )'ywaiI, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. 0. Comm.. Remodel & Additions. Call 131-S399or 1620136 _________________________ Vatd Debris, Trash App:i.'uces & Misc. (LOCAL)3495371 - Grooming& Boarding Painting Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 337 5757 Quality Workmanship No job too small or big, Interior or es tenor. Pressure cleaning. 377 0071. ________________ Did Tabby have a little of kittens? Sell them with a fast action Classified Ad. Call 377 2611 or 331 3______________________________ _____________________________ -, - t'L.....,. ' Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or ltime basis W&DQ wosh windows? 677.359 4 ___ and GOOD MIWSI PHA.VA POINTS ARE OOWNI° 11*1 Beauty Care hackamores, silver SOME OR TRYING TO SILL YOURS. YOU KNOW WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING TO INTEREST lATESt leg. TATI Stoker 5 N. 1793 Caslelblrflf, Fl. Eve. $623655 534.5* - _____ • _... N. freest M0115 ' Carpentry. Painting, Roofing, Gen Repairs Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 6033 after S p m Il, AUC1'ION ' I IF YOU HAVE REIN UNIiUIRUNV FURNA)INsl A SO acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. ConSotid,itedM,,in Systems M,iior .ppl.,, ,ill brands. c HIA Fr.'i't quar 339 ___________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, upholstery 333.0707 SADDLE & TACK _________________________________________ S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. . PUBLIC NOTICE I I acre lots on Paved rd. Terms you can afford. $300 Own. Ostiul. - IeSsn1king lOon. Pioneer acres. Hew OUt 0Ut 0*11 homestead. 10 acres or more, low down payment. Osteen. Homeimprovements , Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one 322. AppilanceRepair , Antiques Sterling silver. C'old, Diamonds Bridges Antiques. 373 2101 ______________________ Lk. Sylvan area, Sacres. 527,000. Other parcels avaIl. W. to Buy - Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools - - ________________________ WE BUY IISEDFURNITURE& APPLIANCES. Sanford Furnilure Salvage. 317 8721. _________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6411126 . ------ - 68-Wanted Cash 3224132 tgoge Investment, 1104 E. 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, Robinson, Orlando, 422 7976. repossessed, used very short __________________________ . lime. Original $593, bal. $151 or 50.-MisceIIaneous for Sale $21 mo. Agent 339 - , p - -- ______ - AMANA 17- Cu ft. Solo Will Ix.jv ix? L nr mn.x w. Pefrlg. Repo .. ' originally $514. now $246 or $21 also make Real Estate mo. Agent 3395336. BusIness Iojas, Flqrida Mor. ________-- . •j _____________________________________________________________ - Salvage, 17.92, 5. of Sanford. & Soki ___________________________ • -- Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 - 41-Real Estate Wanted ____________ ------ FILL DIRT & SOIL. YELLOWSAND - fullsize,queen& king. Jenkins Furniture, 705 E 25th St. 323 - -- 62-lawn-Garden - Miybuyused? Newbrandname bOx Springs & mattresses at 70 BROKER 24395 Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 377 1577 371 06.10 FURNITURE-BEDDING, Wholesale toall. Orlando Wholesale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., Orlando AT BIG BEAR LAKE, OCALA . 51-Household Goods SEItLER REALTY . - - - _._ I - _______________________ GOt. F COURSE LOT WITH TERRIFIC VIEW 'OVER LOOKING SMALL POND. 520.000. _____________ - dual Dodge. 1 ton P U v,helc, AC, auto PS, cruise, tfi 133 gal tank I 5th wheel. iso 34' traler 323 4131 or 377 1213 71 I -- :. •. - •MON., JAN. 14, 7p.m.. - 'p1, ¼ utility- trier for sale 1st $ItXltakos it 323 41C0 - S PUBLIC AUCTION. "'""' , . We buy equity in houses, apts. 3. vacant land. Lucky In. vestments. P.O. Box 29. Sanford 327 5207. _____________________________ ________ REALTOR , , Lot or Acreage wanted Formobilehome 32207)6 ________ 7953 '78 Dodge Power Wagon. 4 wh drive, auto AC. PS, PB, good (Ofld 51000 8. fake over p,iyt'nen'S 323 0389 aft 4 30 -- - 35 ACRES L AXE FRONT, TALL TREES. GREAT ACC E SS $7,500 PER ACRE. REALTY WORLD. Maliczowski, - 75-Recreational Vehicles AIRPOAT. I?' wide Gore. 0360 I ______________________________ I 'MI SON MAIFI? rLIPNITLIPF 180 hp L ycominq, new prop & Jul51 MAk F PAYMENTS '89 Ic I t'V SEL L - I RAPE bushings, m,lny AIRSTREAM E XCELI A 1973. extras, , 7s models Call 339 9100 or 834 .1? 1315 1 F irs? 't 377 3677 I sacrifice $2,500 323 1757 31'. Set up on lot in one of t65 I Dealer Florida's pretties? camp ---.-----------------------I 16'fiberglass Larson, 90 hP . Cxc 5% MONEY saver 5$ grounds Twelve Oaks Camp STOP AND THINK A MINU YE If cond many ,'xlras. custom EI,'c timer for your water htr ground Enjoy your winter Ads didn't Classified vinyl canvas & tarp, must sell ?nere to class $11,000 323 6313 I there wouldn'l he any 5995 323 1752, -------------____________ i4,'frig ('.1. 7clr wf lookS & 1978 Coachman Deluxe 25' w '7? Cadillac $400 runs iIOOd VP i'.,ii,isotiic 8 - -Reese hitch, air, awning, fully Set' ,it 402 Willow Ave track port c,ir stereo tape 58-BicyCles sell cont 321 0023 $6500 or 37? 3412 pI.iycr. AM FM, speakers, - -- -best offer __________________________ home use power supply F,nrmont S W. ,ill oplions, cxc Bicycles for all cabinet $75 323 0106 (onc? 51.600 M.,y ?r,,cl,' 372 EVERY DAY someone Is lookintj - ------thefamily.$lOup. 0096 - for y.hal you have to sell. Call Call 323 38600r 1715W. 2nd St Boat Trailer & kicker. S450; ct I today and your Classified Ad will P01,1 Il.', 13 c.r,idv itr restauran? C'.arland appear here tomorrow ,,utii V Il. A( AM I M stovt' o?hcr restaurant cap? --- OAU,'d. sli,tmp 13 2318 or 322 3778366 a?l 3 pm _____________________ 76Auto Parts 7088 ------------Side by Side refrigerator, $75. ------------ - ------GuItars, amplifiers & drums. picnic table, w 2benches. $30; '71 AMC SW. Al. PS, AC. I1CW Clearance sale Save up to WillbuyjunkAutoflatteries, full size b,7by bed w maltress, br,ikes. v,,Ivec & tires RunS $300 Bob flails Discount Pest Price Battery Shop 525; Oak porch rockers, $29 95; $1,200 322 7668 or 321 Music Center, 7202 French 107W. 27th St 7739111 ,.iet,I office desk. $70. Jenkins 0633 alt S Ave 327 2255 ________________ Furniture, 705 F 25th St 3_n I 0981 _______________________ ' ACRES WEST SANFORD, IIPSALA ROAD NEAR NE EPS FILL 510.900 IF PMS Top Dollar Paid for unk 8. used cars. truckS & heavy equipment. 322 5990 1215 S. French 323-7340 55--Boats & AcCessories _________________________ ROI3SON MARINE 2927 Hwy Il 11711 °•""'' - 5G-1V'iiscellaneous for Sale ACRE ZONED MOBILE WHISPERING HOME PINES. WALKING 015 lANCE TO BIG LAKE ('.EORGF. 56.500. I OVERSIZED LOT. WOODED. READY TO BUILD IN NICER I AREA $8,500 24395 MyrtleAve. Mary T Nut$le. -- BUY JLINK CARS From $1010 $50 c. 322 1624 373 iiaq SANFORD AUCTION. I I - 431 otsAcilage TV 'epo 19" ZenIth. Sold orig $193.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 339 5336 "We're seeking someone with experience at Homes 'Inc., 333.5774. . . _..____. _____________________ 12.60 FURNISHED, CENTRAL ern.sii ( L.143 . ____________________________________________________________ Easy to buy $31,000. 3 BR, 1' -7 B. ee our beautiful new BROAD. rn-so?s j 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE CYPRESS, STAND OF VOLUSIACOUNIY.$800PER ACRE. TERMS. Call Bart Inc., Realtors MLS I - .123-7832 7435i REALTOR I I The Real Estate Agency PORZIG RU - - 79-Trucks.TraiIerS For Estate Commercial & Pes dental Auclions & Appraisals Ctt'U Auction. 323 5670 ______________________________ C.00dusedTV's,$?5&up MILLERS 7619 Orlando Or, Ph. 322 0352 ________________________ ____________________ on't pile no longer needed items high as an elephants eye. 5'.ace a classified ad. and sle the money in your wallet? BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HER B'S I V 75975. Sanford Ave. - 32317)6 - • - 53-TV- Radio-Stereo - Removed ____________________ . .- Bath home to enjoy. One-half acre zoned commercial on busy lour lane. Owner may assist with financing. $36,900. ROOM TO STORE ITEMWINTER YOUR S....SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. 'Phone 322-2611 or 131.9993 and a friendly Ad-Visor will help you. . -( ,,,,, 72-Auction - _______________________ 3901. Bdrm 2 Bath 2 story home in picturesque part of Sanford. Larg rooms, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing family. Fireplace, corner, lot. 1 year warranty. $37,900. -" MULTIPLE L iSTIjr, PEAL TOP One Property Place Inc. 6.45- 561,900. ,SI33or3$4111eves. fl-Hsusss Fswrd$$Wd _______________ 01547 3220231 25415. FrenchAve. 3770779,322.3353,3223772 __________________________ ________________ . ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Singer Elec Sewinu machine, Model 99, conso'e, 8 at tachmenls. $75 Call 377-3741 8 9 a m for appoinlment. - i_n .... ________________ Vl,slPli Warner. ½ N. inlet SO tSNI. property. FORREST GREENE ___ T*JMWAY,JANUARYI7 tips "Tm Mall" meeting cendactod by Council of 4 Sciences for Cantral Florida on Who Needs Arts In Sea'4e Coisdy ',7J040;30 p.m., Sanford Qvlc C.ntpr IWti!. Rdrlaneida, film, open discma1n imd art ealiPAIMmg. isv, * Y Thee", 1$130 p.m., iinan Junior High School each Tharads UE. Fob. 7. Presented for ptdille by De$ma $ssch jtyCoisgnlor$f.s. Notet1sNaad HAL Room for an office with 3 Bdrm 2 321075P ___________________________ Alt. Spgs., new 2-story, all.cedar contemporary, facing lake, huge trees, 3 Ig.BR$. master nas z waixIn c,osen, '.i stone FP, loft fam. rm., eat. kit. with microwave cente Seller will carry mortgag Call to see. $91,900. ____ - Let us help you sell or buy your .\ ( -----_____________ ______ Eves. 322 0612. 322 1547 207 E.75lh St. - - 43-Lots-Acreage I 3 1 clean & furn. gas heat, carpeting. Inside utility rm., new kit floor. Priced at only S26.9' ' -- -------- - - 2440 Sanford Ave. _____ _____ Ray Bar? Realty. Inc. Peg. Real Estate Broker 3 BR, 18,1g. lot, CH-A.carp., at?. qar, well With underground system, Chain linked back yd With 16.32 scr. swim, pool Must see to appreciate. Brokers Protected- 322 2854 Niteor Day. Spacious) BR, 28 luxury home, pool, tropical paradise, Many Many extras. Must see. All for $55,900. VA-FHA terms availabe. REALTORS 2710$anford Ave. 322.7913 - - . Privat,' party 'Il Ill lip your gas tank in yOur nOgh borhocxj for 51 00 in silver coins will also boy silver cons l9 or before for Cash at rate of $1 75 for each ten cents 831 8319 ____________________________ AVE Mi See to believe--4 BR-LR-FR _____________________________ 3227480 AOKTIWE Shocks 95 Heavy Duty 5695 Ne B. lerics S29 95 241) French A' Santrd - 77-Junk Cars Push ht"nn controls- has cam 0 warra'ily '.1 II iS11 Or.giii,,liy 564V. assume pay of $21 "no Agent 339 8386 -.-- '; Knowles Realty Inc. REAL TOP 628.3005 WE BUY USED F UPNI lURE APPLIANCES & I'L LIMPING F I TIP ES Fur iiitr 205 F 25th St 32) 0981 10-Swap & Trade ______ ___ I -- IOfl & G1S DORIS DIETRICH MAID clean once a week, sin. tewnhouse Park Ave., Only 1 COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE? 2 BR, l'- B home in Longwood. New pool. All imaginable features? BPP WARRANTED. Only $47,500. 1S414417or.w9 ' Mondale noted that many of the original sponsors of the Kennedy plan, most notably claiming by, through, Rep. James Corman, D'Callf., have now parties under or against them, the endorsed ter's proposal because Kin. unknown spouses, heirs, dcvIsles, nedy's program "has been a dream, an yant.ss or creditors of said Defendants; and all unknown uvable dream, REALTORS - I _-:_ - 76-Auto Parts bIP4MOPE WASHER Parts, Sers,icg Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730897 .5. garage walk to town--buy $175 month. By owner, 409 W. 3rd. 323 0197 I ___________ I '"'. _____ Pal $189 14 or $19 35 mo Agent 339 8386 I / 68-Wanted to Buy - - 1 NO DUAL IF V ING I ftP home N,'w C H&A & carpet Owner i-ill finance . substantial down $33000 327 2287 - ___________________ I. akefront living is avail, in this elegant 3 BR, lB home,. Situatedonl',acrescomple$e w-1BR. lB guest cottage. Won't last long at $92,000. ''j OFNEVAACPEAGE 3 Bdrm M H , Owner finance Call 349 5717 Larry D Herman. Broker PEALTOR322I99I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 3I9 5400 377 1959 JUST LISTED? 2 BR, 182 story home with yesteryear's charm? A handyman's delight! Great investment! Just $24,800. AVON FIGHT INFLATION SellAvon.Incr.aseyour,arning er. For detaIls, Call talk with you. resident preferred, benefits, phone 323.1101. SIRO Convalescent Center, 930 MelIonvilje. Cooks, P.T, exp. only in fine dining. Particular interest in dinn.r.line cook. Call Mrs. 0, _________ 66$.443. Deltona Inn. _______________________________ Hairdresser wanted. Willing to work $ hrs. per day, 3 days a week. 323.0624 or 322.1426 (eves). PART-TIME . MORE AAA EMPLOYMENT ______ STE N REALTY 912 French Ave. 3233176 Corner of iOth& French from 7 to 10 p.m. on Mon. 0. Tues. nights. ______________________ W Garnet? White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN K'IUR ASOC 107 W Commercial Phone 377 1881, Sanford i" ! 24 HOUR- £0 322•9"83 3 BR, lBon2 lots, all fenced, FP. lots of shade trees. Only $29,900. "Your Future Our Concern" Ceramics for sale. Prices reduced on all finished pieces, greenware, bisque, glazes ' stains. Starts Jan. 3 thru Jan. 1$. Sumner CeramIcs. 329 Nolan St. off 421. 332.1175. Classes resume Jan. 14, 1950 323-6061 oreves. 323 0517 / - StALTO, 3 BR. 1' 8. economical gas wall furnace & range. Fenced rear yd.. convenient location. LR & Fla. rm., w-w carp., $29,000. M. Unsworth Realty W,stwr repo, C.E deluxe model Sold org 5409 35. used short I REALTY $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns River. - J ____ _______________________ " READY TOSELL 3 BR 2 B w CH & CA, car peting, cxc. cond, Only $45,000. - Build to Suit - our lot or yours FHAVA,FtA235&74S ____________________ ROBBIE'S INVESTORS ?BRlBhousewFppfusIBRI It garage apt Only 5)0.000- 41-Houses - - -- s2ppliances I, - ---- Duplex apt., in Orange City, 2 BR. 28, no children or pets. very nice, 5250. 668 4556 __________________ buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments 322 ??87 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. by Gill Fox ____________ I pct. interest to qualilied Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot 0? Our lot V Enterprise. Inc Model Inc.. Realtor 6413013 ________ MACHINE OPERATOR 12-Special Notices -- ' VA-F HA.235-Con. Homes __________ CAMERA SALES DRILL PRESSOPERATOR Creative Expressions 322.7*13 Sanford, Florida 32271 Publish Jan. 7, 14, 21, 1950 and RUTH E. GAGE andor her estate, If alive and If dead, their unknown spouses, heirs, devisees, grant,,,, creditors and all other REALTY Diplexes CASHIERS Stitch a Rainbow needed, chance for ad. ___________________________ TRANSFERS ______ _________ DRUG CLERK -. LAMIRAKIS and.or her estate: years, he said, __________________________________ 40-A-Apartments & PAYROLL CLERK 11-instructions _____ _______ He said Carter's plan, which Is less corn.. V. GAGE and.or her estate, psiwiw and would take place over a RUTH Defendants longer period of time than Kennedy's, Is "do. NOilci O SUIT - . SIDE GLANCES - 41-Houses BOOKKEEPER -________________ - and.or his estate: AVIS LAM. BRAKI$ and.or Per estate: and j" -.Call Well even help you word it 322-2611. SECRETARY WANTED "But, If you look at the president's health proposalwhldidealswithbringingcareto the IN THICIRCUITCOURT IN AND To write news of local interest FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, from LONGWOOD SAN. poorest, care to Us oldest, care to the FLORIDA FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, youngest, and for people suffering from cAst NO. 79.3431.CA.l1K CASSELBERRY and If ou majorillneu,itcanfalrlybed,sorlb,dasfts VIRGINIA RAMACCIATO, haveakn.ckforgameringthe socIal news from your most progressive health proposal ever v. PlaIntiff respective community to be proposed by a sitting president," Mondale LAMBROS DEMETRIOS LAM. presented In a column in The said. IRAKIS a.k• L.D. LAMBRAKIS Evening Herald, we want to p4 It's easy to place a Classified Ad PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE , . Private Cottage to senior cilizens. BR & kit . Lake Harney area, util. turn, no pets. $100 mo 349 5310. EMPLOYMENT vicinity, men's & baby's that mayvary from these General clothes. Lost on Mon., Jan. Conditions shall have precedence, REWARD. 3229291. Bid must be submitted by 9:00 A.M., ianu3ry 21, ISO. Sealed bids __________ 'it to Eat v.111 not be opened until then, It the outside of the envelope is marked: - ______________________ BID NUMBER 10509A. DO NOT Navel oranges 1. grapefruit OPEN UNTIL 9:00 AM., January $lbu.Callaftersp.m. 2$, 1950. 322.6733 Send to: SCHOOL BOARC of - - - _________ mo. 323 6570. AAA psclal Conditions: Any and all LOST -L,rown suitcase, Sanford special conditions• (if enclowd) - Sanford. 3 BR, 1' 8, washer dryer, all-appliances, $390 S-Lost DEQ.75 - - 33-Houses Furnished - . WASHINGTON (UP!) Vice President Walter Mondale, seeking the political support of the United Auto Workers union, praised President Carter's national health program as realistic, while calling Sen. Edward Kennedy's plan an "unachievable dream." Mondale tackled the health plan subject during an address Sunday to the UAW's conference on political action programs. The UAW, along with other major organized labor forces, has lined up behind the Kinnsdy health bill: As Mondale was ticking off a list of ad. ministration accomplishments for the working men and women, a heckler demand. ed the vice president deal with health cars. "That's good," Mondale replied, never breaking his stride. "I'm glad you brought . . Guards iJrn .. .i st-Ja".. r %.. s-it' COURT CUSTOM'SCOUST. Custom design homes, remodeling. 323.02S1. Caipentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 323-6035 Insured 1341399 - -- CUSTOMHOMESBUILT REMODELING I REPAIR SO. BALINT - CompleteMobile Home Repair 349-5239 3225655 I Paintlng&Repalr EUTSLER PAINTING& REPAIR-Inferior Exterior ,RFEESTIMATESCaII3SSS3II Painting I. Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 3.49 S259 . -If you are having - difficulty linding a place 10 live, car to drive, a iob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. �- I , - - .' - - I -- ... . . . . i 4..._.. -. I - I 4S.-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. BLONDIE I-_-A-4,1- Monday, Jan. 14, lflO _ 40 Cement containers ACROSS by Chic Young YOU'RE RIGHT— Ju___ 4 Sturdy :' ji; - \- ,,.-Z;* I '7 Li LI / a) " J. *11~ 4 NO, You ) 'GJ 7 DIDN'T! i _..i'\ sm, () r'i --- Ii . ' 1 ____ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Wa Iker "' 1 P0 ME A FAVOR SARGE, SKIP THE BEETLE.. SOME POINT LECTURE ANP GET TO THE POINT 1 I j 5 4 J - r"- r r r' 4* 1-hf ti CMUFMW WELL; Im A' 4-' / ( )'1 ((1Hi...rr \JTt / \rt(? JAW \ 'T) MAX t1% ' R I ___ U — 28 26 27 _____ 3 40 _________________ by Bob Montana 7 A .1 ) GO1T A NAMEi 1OCKET, WHA5 UNK.W MADE' THE 33 34 41 - .~ I. 11 A i'" T' 7" — — — 48 - J . 61 54 — . MEEK . by AND f-tilt-ti 46 ""'" OAJ I _qWk3MIk)G 30LAU CIF MUSICAA AM OVERTHE VJCRD... .0 Im IHS A404011011i MOOD OAJ CLICK ATrACkS AkTE 0Jl14E' . i I 0 i 5TER€O +C2.,2* ltx.*S FOR 4i0UW_ — i S. J ( - - , **? 0 , .1 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer CAN vVIi BELIEVE IT, JT THAT OKAY.' IT BETTER THAN GErrING IT FOR A BIRTHPAY.1 DROUC44T fl' DIONT COST `—~ ANY"I I 0 37 / I fYOU 0 b 1 . 0 ! r YV Mir If 0 G J k"\\~,\ P 0 :~Z- 1 9 %- ~1 %.O 0 f A A;, It opfts /:7 Z BUGS BUNNY . A I 9 ED, _ 0 IM 'fl-4EE RABBIT. COMING S40.'P .. I SURNI . ___ _______ iii - .,_,., .. ..~ . i-' ,,rI.. ,"". . *,- ~ ~',ii'm IL) ,. . .., *. I I 1-4 byStoffel & HolmdahI — L~s. SDIAE1).nNe • - - 11;w ~ , -— 0,0 -_ - IIIIIIIIIIIIII — ERNEST FRANK AND . - ;,,~~,, .,,-* . ,, . I i I 0 .I 0I 1-14 M by Bob Thaves - I I ANY For I 1 " . It. As The Health Letter I'm sending explains, the yoi pressure inside the ns in we :egs the when you re will actually Walking pressure Middle East. BRIDGE 1 J 1 \ I IGR - i i 1- 1 '' I / A • ji II 1 1 11 I \. WANTs A I I I 'I Il - k A .11 • "1I • .rA I - I . . -- . .•• . - . •- . - _____ S- ,- . _____ " ' '_-Z: . IV ; I . ... .:_~~ I - C' .' 'i" .f * - - I -'-t. WA,A ' ;;-N-'~'Zl __ . I - 4'r," . , - ., 4- ~ AX to.4- .. " -.,I.4-' -:,-._,~~,4: 4, , . . I " ,,- - - -_ _." I v.,,~,-I `I- - -.- - - .- . . '.' . "' . .. '-- "., - - Herald , Investigators examine the car found hanging In a Seminole Sheriff's ' department officers were at ditch in,lillidway while officers remove the body of work this morning gathering evidence at the site an elderly man. Both Florida Highway 12atrol and where two bodies were found. V. .. "' - Tullis Now Patriot Coach Herald Staff Writer ., . , 1. . ..,.. I Lake Brantley High School announced a new head football chance,! think we each deserve a turn Mrs Innann, who ran opposed only Mr. Grant had served four years as once - her first election. New blood won out over a vast chairman, The 66-year-old Uskert was elected to storehouse of knowledge and experience the district 1 seat in his second try for Monday night as newly installed ComHepp then nominated Mrs. Lormann, office after coining in second in a field of missioner Steven Uskert garnered the who is not allowed by the charter to four two years ago. d succeed herself as appointed mayor, as deputy mayor. She was elected 2. The new mayor retired with the rank of mayor Cli [L)flWUUU• Hepp, Uskert and Lorrnann voted for detective sergeant after 20 years with the He won out over Commissioner J. her as deputy mayor, while Mitchell and Lake County (Indiana) Police DepartRussell Grant, who is beginning his sixth Grant gave their two votes to Grant. ment. fie served the last 12 years as head year on the commission and served as of the Juvenile Bureau. Prior to that he "For harmony of the city and com- was deputy city clerk for Gary, Ind. for cl%airman for four years. Grant received tn votes -his own and that of Com. mission" Mrs. Lormann asked the five years. He has been a property owner missioner William Mitchell, who commissioners to declare a unanimous in Longwood for the past five years and nominated him. resides at 117 Temple Drive. ..- , I --gt .. I By JANE CAEIERRY - .,- . ''. ,: -- ` "I-.51 - 1 ...4 " S ~.til!ir_T'. 1: . -,,( :~ r~ ,%I '4 I . . I11,17. ,,- ""-., ` J'L I iN - - :.,;.,.*. ; __ I .-, " I . - .." , ". .,;J:,,..-.,-''f""'.!.: ." "'~ . " % ~. 1. ~,,', 0, ~ ,'. a, *0 -',-.52t I I--% ~ 24.t'1-,P,. "'" '' I . .. i 7. 1 t r -, _. -. %ln` : s4 Lo'hgwood M ayor s Pbst ' ./. . : . Related stories on Page 2A. ' - I -,;. . P.. ~ !1-'7~ . . I 4;-,.,.,I I I ... I T41~1 coach to replace Jim Haley today, In an official announcement at noon today, principal Darvin Boothe said assistant coach Dave Tullis has been named to the job from a staff of several outsta nding and qualified coachcs presently at the campus. .. mann, who has presided over the corn- very cooperative and I appreciate his Martin was appointed last year to suemission during tim past year as mayor, efforts." NurW PsN by J s Cuiry nominated Uskert. AU three voted for Mrs. Lormann was the first woman to retired in January 1979, after 20 years as Uskert an maynr. serve as mayor of Longwood and the first elected city clerk. Iongwoed Mayor Steven Uskert settles Into his new seat In the Hepp later explained his action. "I felt appointed mayor under the new charter. Uskert appointed Mrs. Virginia Longwood Commission chamber after his election by a 3-2 vote over nothing was wrong with any of the Her Commissioner J RsselI Uskert was recently elected to his commissioners, but that we needed new also former Longwood mayors This Is District I seat he formerly held on the blood. We should give new people a the fourth term on the commission for I fint term on the commission. city's Land Planning Agency. . . Action Reports ................ 2A , Mitchell said Grant had five years very uncomfortable," she explained. "I experience and a "vast storehouse of have enjoyed being mayor and tried to do more time to devote to his duties of city commissioner and mayor and Is knowledge" that would be vital In trying a good job. It wasn't easy, but it was available to meet with and talk to city to get federal funding for Longwood interesting. The city administrator- residents. mayor form of government certainly Linda Martin was reappointed city John Hepp, sworn into office Monday does work. Mr. Chacey (City clerk. Under the new charter, the clerk's night along with Uskert and June Lor- Administrator David Chacey) has been office is appointive not elective Mrs & Today ....... 2, 3B Comics ....................... 46 CTossword Editorial ,~' .................... 48 .......... IB ..................... 4A Ourse1.......................lB Televi1sion I.................... Weather...................... World ........................ 2A - - -_ __ - -~__ -- I . i , Ho ntrol0If All 3 ~ 0 1 0 ers Have Their en am% By DIANEPTRYK now expressed Interest In the proposal of but have no soup position on the matter, missloners. w hether public opinion will sway the Seminole Community Action, a local for-profit Hospital Corporation of according to Edna Robinson, acting Commissioners will IS to public commission, agency which advocates causes that L Evidence suggsts there will be stqlo.- America (HcA). awta of nursing. comments tonight on proposals to buy or He said he favors the board of trustees benefit the poor, stated today they will pod for all tiree proposals under conThis interest follows a tow of an RCA A poll of some of the 40 members of the lease aging Seminole Memorial Hospital proposal because It eliminates "county take no position on the hospital issue, sidersition for Seminole Memorial facility hi FL Pierce taken by two county Gruter Sanford Chamber of Commerce from Florida Hospital, Orlando; Hospital control which has held the hospital One of the major considerations in Iloipltal when the county commiulon commiuloners, two county ad. indicated this morning individual Corporation of America (HCA), Nash. back." choosing who will run the hospital Is how holds public bearings on Ui. matter ministrators and Wing and Dr. Frank members favor each of the proposals, yule, Tenn.; and the hospital's own "AU the county commission had done is the potential owners propose to handle board tonight at 7p.m. Thomas, chief of surgery at Semin ole said Jack Homer, executi ve manager of of trustees, muddy up the water," Ball said. "They the care of patients who cannot pay for At a Seminole Memorial Hospital Memorial. the chamber. Florida Hospital is a not-for-profit should get out and let the trustees run the medical care, according to Conimisalon Øiysicians staff meeting last night, What the doctors want is a good "lberewu mixed reaction among the organization. The hospital board of hospital." Chairman Bill Kirchhoff. doctors prerd expreesed support for hospital with modern facilities, Wing members," Homer said. "Edch one of trustees proposes to convert the countyBall added that he is "bitterly op. The county Is required by law to each of the proposals. said. He said he did not think doctors will the proposals has its strong points. I don't owned hospital to a private, not-for-profit posed" to the hospital being run by a for. provide care for indigents and would Dr. Kawth Wing, chief of staff, mid prmnt a WOW Opinion at tottight's envythe ____d2donerf task. It's going organization. Profit group from Tennessee or Florida probably have to re-imburse whatever ah4thoih the doctors once were fairly hearings. to be a very difficult choice." Homer said Sanford businessman Bob Ball, owner Hospital. group takes over the facility for free care convinced they preferred a nat-for-profit Nurses from Seminole Memorial the survey should be completed by of Western Auto, said today he will attend "Churches should stay In religion and to the poor under some plan yet to be WOW tak. over the facility, some have Hospital will be present at the hearings, tonight and a report issued to corn- the public hearings but was unsure stay out of other things," he said. devised. Herald SUN Writer - "~ ' 'I" i - ~ - ) / - - Craig L..ggtt if' -% - . . 1 1 I ___ I I • I & _____ 1111111111111111 ,- - r ,;,,"., 11. I I ____ ~ .. I rt k'.' 4 Statement ' ...• • S ~~ , - a; .A .. - " o r - ,• ___ - - ., - ----0ft--_- ,"I ' J,? I". "', lill , I " —. by . I 4 . • - -. " MLY, ç - •' Meanwhile, the president hopes Iran Powell told reporters, . -- - zooiis M ai* Already dubbed the "Carter Doc- will wake up to the growing Russian trine," press secretary Jody Powell said military presence on its border. - a'' . k To Make __- ' 4 - . _*J~*, 11 ____ foreign leaders on a major statement he been set. clearly not a possibility and it does not ' ... ~~. ~ will make announcing what the United There was a possibility he would reveal make sense to remain fixated on that States Is prepared to do to protect its the foreign policy changes in his State of possibility when the wolf at your door is vital interests in the Persian Gulf and the Union address Jan. 23. now looking in your East window," •US of your brow. •io cy is, and I hope that the •A K 1055 •J573 VT_EGO (g. 22.5p( ) ACBL will keep Ed as NPC as Ionq as he will accept the Don't take yourself or others 9OtITN too seriously today. Play everything light and lom. Getting uptight will prove 4Q you must be cognizant of their AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. counterproductive. respective problems," n). Vulnerable: Both 19) Problems could itrise with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct L Oswald: "The victory also pals today if they feel you are You are always able to Dealer* North merican too inconsistent. Once you recognize alternatives, but . Wald North Bad Sooth bidding styles... Here is how make a deal with another, today you may we more Psad I NT Psas stick to the tam negatives than positives in pan 6 0 pan g 0 cinch. At the other table Gar. PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) your involvements. Pass Pass pm sEdeswin and Much can be accomplishell Emph"isie the hopeful. not w 3edor ihereur ith sboth today, but it is not likely you'll the doubtful. PIE ro t t'o do it unaided. Give ample sconio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) was 12 IM!$ to America. credit to anyone who assists Be careful today that you ________________ you. preempt don't permit hIgiuure hand with distinct ararn iARIES(March 21-April 19) salespersons to talk you into By Ogwalill Jaceby bilities. Note tMt even t ough Conjuring excuses for not buying something you don't North had passed, the diadoing things could be your really want or need. you know of the .Mond slam would have made Alan: I worst enemy today. Success how to say "no". even If North did not have the u. , will not elude you if you set SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 32. ry in the worm champlonsillp king of burts. specific goals and go all out. Dec. 21) What you hope to In Brazil. (ItWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. . turn Mal. (For g, copy of jAC08y You my not accomplishi all with your initial effort. cOlm Br8dum, Mike Passiell MODERN, send $I to: - -win at Of Dallas filddge," cad, 01 this fw*Vayou hope today If you divide However, if you're willing to Paul SOIOWAY Of ttle AWJ Pfr, P.O. Box 489, Radio City your time unwisely. It's try again your for imperative to got your success are exceilent Kutar of Los Angeles did the tom.) . SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lee ' and John Romits A*M mw A% 7OjT •TISTp 1 ThAT's NAT A • F I CJLP ie eMer Mi ThW ... iLfT'G____ / A U. IWMN!I*ISIO XV imp At '11AM! mr7 vi ' - Auto WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the date and the forum for outlining the "The return of the shah, as everyone in Carter Is consulting with top aides and policy to the American people has not yet a position of authority In Iran knows, is lUt would eliminate the veins in normal people. have party is willing to do so. futuristic twists. CANCER (June 21-July 22) In order to get cooperation A i• ,• A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- today, you must ietoed Jan. 19) Do nothing today predicated upon h earsay emulate your actions, Information or gossip. Act on playing and held on to score a whether ht or narrow victory over Italy in t facts only a sure wrong 1.14 NORTH the finals. But I feel that a lay all of your cards on the •107 LEO (July 22-Aug 22) major part of the credit TK984 should go th Ed Theus, the table as well. Travel, Subdue temptations to take resources, romance, luck, A QJ 2 non-playIng captain for keep. financial or material r'sku 4542 possible pitfalls and career ing the team happy, alert and If are going to for the months ahead are all Wnr rAST in best form throughout the 69 $Q64 diseuss;Ied in your new Astro- gamble, take chances only on grueling matches. I know things derived from the mat 1ri7ss 9 A Q 10 6 5 what a tough job the captain. Graph utter w g &1 I L #I .1 __ . 71 .~ . Carter All. 'i - / It's not likely that your ulcer r P0 Box 1551 heal Radio City Sthtion,New York: if you dayed in bed con- NY priorities In order first. _ . .., ., I 1~I - '-. lord-Orlando Kennel Club, located less than two miles away in Longwood reported the lowest state revenues of any of the 36 Florida pari.mutel plants during its 1978-79 season. "If Seminole Harness Raceway does not operate this season, the state would lose about $118,000 in revenue," Rutledge said. "That's the figure from that facility's 1978-79 report." "That represents the lowest amount of revenue from any of the pari-mutuels in the state. The next lowest is almost double that figure." - . - ea . ;:~- 6 Fl- . ___' will - KNOW vul YWRE.LM (1H(4WP(MUT IMM0I..E' - Petersons' 1976 Plymouth Valiant was found hanging over the By 9:15 a.m. both bodies had been recovered and were ditch. transported by Herndon Ambulance to Seminole Memorial County Medical Examiner G.V. Garay said Mr. Peterson Hospital for autopsy by Garay. ' I un treatment is to reduce the issue can send 75 cents with a pressure of accumulated long, starnped, self-addressed venus blood in your lower leg. envelope for it. Send your - / air number 5.8, Varicose Veins. - ' . Mid way 11 . I '. To help you better unproper nutrition of that'Ussue derstand the problem of area. Finally, the tie varicose veins, I am sending breaks down and the ' ' seek a har ness racing application, but would facility would be changed to Seminole Greyhound process beginning with the Senate Commerce close the track this season except for winter Park, Inc. Committee. training of harness horses. That announcement touched off a furor from "There are Florida statutes that forbid panThe new owners explained they are asking the Jerry Collins, owner of the Sanford-Orlando mutuel plants of the same type to operate within a Florida Legislature to grant them a permit to Kennel Club. Collins termed the name change by 100-inile radius of one another," explained convert the facility to a dog track and that matter the new owners as presumptuous. "flow can they Rutledge. is expected to come before lawmakers during the call the facility a Greyhound Park when any Currently the Seminole Harness Raceway is 1980 legislative session, change like that has to be approved by the licensed for three types of horse racing: harness, Paul N. Dervaes and Bill and Jack Demetree, legislature," Collins asked. quarter-horse and thoroughbred. purchased the harness facility in December, 1979, According to Rutledge, any change in type of The Seminole Harness Raceway, which has not n and announced the name of the ermit must ccess as the San. . ~ _ * . 1980 `6 By DAVID M. RAZLER probably died of a heart attack. While he had not yet corn. Herald Staff Writer pleted the autopsy on Mrs. Peterson or begun determining the Deputies and highway patrolmen are investigating the cause of death for Mrs. Peterson, late this morning, he said deaths of an elderly Midway couple found lying next to their there are no signs of foul play in either case. car in Midway this morning. The car was discovered this morning by a farmer, who Police discovered the body of Odessa M. Peterson of notified the sheriff's office at 7:44 a.m., Sheriff's Department Beardall Avenue, Midway, almost completely submerged In spokesman John Spolski said. '- - ' . The car had been there for some time, said Florida Highway the canal alongside Beardall Avenue near Kentucky Street atrolman (FHP) G.E. Davis. shortly before 8 a.m. The Investigation Is being conducted by both FHP and Up farther along the banks of the canal, deputies found the Seminole Sheriff's investigators because it is unknown :I. Tuesday, January 15, 1980 0 By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor These will be no harness racing at Seminole Harness Raceway in Casselberry this year, the new owners of the track confirmed today. Today was the deadline for the new owners to apply for racing dates for the 1980 season, according to Gary Rutledge of the Miami office of the Florida Division of Pari-Mutuel racing. And, in a joint statement issued at noon by the new track owners, , fI knit so they produce the not moved through the veins grea test pressure around the and back to the heart. Instead ankle areat classic example It accumulates in OW ankles. Is the Jobst stocking. The leg That stagnant blood Increases has to be measured h" paper the pressure of fluid In the a nd the stockings tissues and, in general, d1ually manufactured. I of rr•"' * 1- S' -,.- !ieminole Track Ownersil , No Harness Racing In 1-. ,, with your birthday. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box OR PEAR!I ALM CLEAN T1 . — — By BERNICE BFDEOSOL 0 ', : sufficiency. The 'blem Is that the blood is I . PLaAcuipm. - I *I - - 63 — — - " you need to use "Pressure basic gradient stockings." These are ones that are very tightly 4. ~ types. Keep your eyes peeled matter, provided the other downhill toward your heart. uvi.i5ase "tL. T11T -•- I - YOUR BIRTHDAY fLU I— • — 62 Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Prlce 15 Cents il vanced case such as You have. been told I Ill probably develop They irtight be used for a an ulcer on the left leg as well. woman as a preventive I sincerely hope not. measure during pregnancy. Elastic stretch bandages ulcer is caused by your around e ankle also varicose veins, perhaps with a help. For an advanced case, stantly with your feet GEMINI (May 21-June )) elevated above the level of January This coming year you are It takes two to make a Your chestso that the feet Will likely to be luckier with bargain, so be prepared to be above the heart level, those progressive projects than you. yield a bit today if you're veins in your feet would all gotiating an Important drain out as the Wood runs th )i P/,i / Af I - — 49 51 '52 53 . variety of related conditions r37 HOROSCOPE t. 0 - __ 1~ ( 'I - EEK& ,p/ - 35 136 44 43 — — — 1 IIT'' - I EL II - - 50 — -'4. THE'I'RE MY P'W Sl(t,p I - - 38 - _____ JEANS -HIS NAME IS ON — 29 30 32 _____ ' I I 31 _____ _______ 25 [ 24 • .* I 22 72nd Year, No. 125-Tuesday, January 15,1980-Sanford, Florida r - MIF,LLq0U OW -- "IXT '1t EW "\ L r r- r ;-- 1 111eitilti Evening - 21 I ~ like some information Dr. varicose leg ulcers. I've had ereor. currency T rAu L i öi ganizaion oneonthelnsldeofmyright 58 Mil k y (abbr.) I £ 07 I N leg just above the ankle for Lamb 15 Military nearly two years. I've seen 61 CIA fugitive 6 Social club 35 Cocks forerunner three different doctors for Robe of 36 t& treatment but have been _______________________ 17 Month (abbr.) 62 7 Venetian Lup'no unsuccessful in healing it. Once I was able to get the accumulated pressure of 21 Definite 65 Unexpected 9 Origins scab off and could see the red venus blood In the feet and the 43 Curved bone article diff iculty 10 Sailing vessel 45 Dan ugly looking ulcer un- ulcer would gradually heal. 22 Don Ju mother 68 Being (tat) 11 Colorado park 46 Actress Rainer derneath, I was told to put A compromise method Is to 19 0 (poetic) 47 Rigid 24 Drafts and cover Betadlne all over It DOWN apply enough external 23 African pation 26 Towel 49 Weight with a Telfa pad to keep it pressure to prevent the 25 Mormon 28 Groove I Normandy 52 Atop clean and give it a chance tq pooling of blood in theankles. 26 Men's 31 53 Explorer H ni ckname heal. 0 victim 2 I'm sure your doctors have Vasco da 27 awaiian 33 Under the The ulcer never does heal. recommended this but it State instrument weather 3 Veto All that seems to happen IS sounds to me like the 55 as stain 34 Diva's forte 4 Paris an that the scab forms over It measures have not been 38 Catches 30 Shad blood 58 Border 9 exhibition again and I still have pain sufficient in your case. 32 Italian family 59 Chair part 5 Insecticide with It. The ulcer is about The nylon support hose and 10 II size of a half dollar. Is there cotton elastic stockings are all anything you can do to help right for extremely mild 12 13 g: ases I've had very bad varicose - I 11 e ~ 11 Elevate Your Legs M E . I P -4 U I IT Ns HITJ ____ - I 11 I%- -_, ,/ U rl.., - Answer to Previous Puzzle ~ ' I S 0 - 0 Commissioners I m p*ressed in Tour ' Of HCA's Faclelle ty At Fte P` ierce - $yDONNA Saaa Olsen; C.emty Anl'd*stor Roger Nelswend.r and major concern of SeminoleCounty residents, "1 think there is Pierce Memorial Hospital, conducted the tour. 111111MI111111111owdw. WE mdd" 4 JW EW6WW;Dr. KO" M Wing, UM chie -f IBM* IfCal control under HCA. There is no question if you King said the old facility there, built origbaUy by the U.S. ( of thn tires major contenders being comidirid by the of staff and Dr. p'r iiioma,, surgery ddef. hire a company from Nashville to run the hospital and build a Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1937 was expanded c to ipj Florida Hospital and the SMH building, they are going to do It their way." several times with the last expansion in the i seminol. Memorial HIWIW 8W1 at $aoford, conthacled a - Board of Thom ire HCA, p.ting t either hue or purchase HCA "The present hospital needs an image change," Wing said, negotiated a contract to manage .pitj mty• of t . the old hospital after two bond Thomas said during the tour he ran into a member of the issues for expa nsion money were turned down by the people of 1 óoiy colnnthilnners at a 7 p.m. public hearing today The gecop flew to FL Pierce byHCA let from Contral Florida medical staff who was not in favor of RCA control. "What he St. Lucie County wW .oiidt Input from interested dti.sis an ,ou tli. Alqsrt at Isafost said essentially was that with the RCA takeover there was a King said money saved by HCA in the mano.ment more Ft ftros bO* x`1 ftmas SOK" From IO18 Oflocal control. Basically in a plant of this size (225 beds)I Umn paid annual rnanagement C(*tL os'd. In .dM as .tie,g it Um ,gst a. hospital I've seen. It is can't think of anything else it needs" HCA agreed to a management contract In 1975 and the of Amerlg (WA) beautiful hata1," be new Basil King, administrator of the HCA facility, Lawndale hospital was constructed some three miles away and occupied ' -_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/8130b96637ca3c1e650d0c00d08155a0.pdf 07f98be919afea86d71adf22ef173836 PDF Text Text - -- ' V -- -• - SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 123—Sun day, January 13, 19eo—Sanford, Florida 32771 $--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Vows 'Marcus From Welby I DEAR DICK: My sister and I h5ve a steak dinner bet. She's normally right about stars, but this time I don't DEAR DICK: I am getting married next August and plan to say a personal vow to my fiance. In 'Marcus Welby, M.D.," Dr. Kiley and his fiancee said some words to each other when they were married. As I recall, the words were from a poem and were beautiful as well as tonehing. Is there any way you can find out what eey said to each other? JOANNE IIAUCK, Waterloo, Dit., Can. David Victor, who used to produce "Marcus Welby, M.D.," rummaged through his old scripts and came up with the one you refer to. Kiley said words written by Jose Ortegay Gasset: "There is but one salvation for the tired nu1, love for another neri. For what Is love, but the his sphere, and they lover makes the soul of Ids we one in spirit." And Janet, Kiley's fiancee, replied with a poem by Theodor Storm: "Come what may, as long an you live, It Is day. And If IIn the world must roam, wherever you are, that Is home.— When your loving voice I hear, the future's shadows disappear." Have a lovely weddin& DEAR DICK: Dies Jim Rockford &lve a Comm or a L Kits, Rock am, sc. A Firebird and, IncIdentally, a new one each model - - Yew. DEAR DICK: I beard that See Den Raker if NRC's "FchsM" Was a deputy sheriff in NO life at me time before getting im. acting. Cm you tell me where and wheif Ala., whet sine can you tell us about wasderful JDB. LORRIE MARCHINJ Penrose, N.D. January 16_ eu WEDNESDAY ____________________________________ NIGHT 10:00 BY DONNA ESTES ) Stenstrom added, "I've received a V - • • ___ . - V', - . .- - •-V •V_ • ----- V • - -V-- - .. - 8 DAVIDM. RAZLER Herald Staf f Writer As Sanford opens a hike path designed to provide local residents with a safer place to ride, local law enforcement - hand, right-hand dispute. While Florida law dictates how one must ride, and provides penalties for violators, law enforcement officials say the courts themselves are useless, and often they face anger if they enforce the rules of the road against those on two wheels. Under the state law, a person riding a bicycle must observe all the regular laws applying to cars, Including signaling turns, obeying traffic signals and riding only in roadways, on the right-hand side. Additionally, bike riders, are required to use lights at night on the front and rear of their vehicles. Safety experts also recommend cyclists wear helmets and fingerless, padded gloves, and equip themselves with rearview mirrors which clip onto eyeglass frames or are worn like glasses, not attached to the bicycle, But a few young riders are willing to wear protective gear or equip their bicycles with lights and reflectors, said Sanford Police Detective William Bernosky. But Bernosky said there is a worse problem, the inability of police officers to enforce the law, especially against young riders, The Sanford police do not enforce laws relating to bicycles, because "it's unproductive" he said. "You don't have the - - -- - - V may turn left, ttu owing the rider under a vehicle, he said. But Ed Keary, head of the National Committee For Uniform Traffic Codes and ordinances, said the result of the switch would be sziuce fatalities. Keary sald his organization, which complies the uniform traffic code In force in almost nil states, Including Florida, said his organization has a list of 20 reasons why the change would be dangerous. To start with, Keary says, motorists do not expect a fastmoving object to be coining at them on the right. Motorists opening (loors of parked cars look behind them, not ahead, arid at night they would be shocked by the cyclist's legally required white light coining towards them Keary explained. He added that nighttime cyclists would be blinded by the headlights of oncoming drivers. When making a right turn under the present rules, there is no chance for it cyclist to commie into conflict with traffic, but if the new system was imposed, "there would be 20 or 30 different possibilities for accidents," Keary said. screws up the hand signals, too," he noted, pointing out time problems of indicating a turn in the legally accepted manner. American Automobile Association spokesman Hank Downey said his organization backs the present codes and opposes any change for the reasons cited by Keary. The national League of American Wheelmen and local cycling clubs have sent letters to Hattaway protesting the proposed change, said the legislator. Although Hattaway said he still believes the change would make things safer, he has called a meeting for Thursday at his Altamonte Springs office to hear views from all interested parties. - One of the major bicycle safety problems is enforcement of the present laws, say most of the parties Involved in the left- - - • National Officials Coll ide On Bincyc le Rules Bike Law Enforcement Bike Path Dedication Sunday • -, - S Local, IV debate began last October when state Rep. Robert L.cal residents are Invi ted to bring Director Jim Jernl.gan and representheir bicycles and join in the Inauira1 tativss of the Woman's Club o Sanford, run of Sanford's new bike route Sunday which sponsored tlw project following time official dedication to be The club's Comnnivaity Improvement held at 1:30 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Project Committee raised $l,$ to pay park on the lakefront, for dIrectIonal signs; posts arid markers along thel mussoflbs Intirclty loop and Participating In do brief ceremony feeder routes, while the Recreation andwill be Mayor IA. P. Moore, Parks Parks eparbnent ps'ovided the baler: t -- -. - - seek a unified front on restricting grain political independence anot ronaligned and meat shipments to the Soviet Union. character of Afghanistan." "We are looking forward to the op. Diploma tic sources said time resolution to work out, the details with the undoubtedly willbe countries that are here," a U.S. official than the required twc-th1rda majority cif said as the closed day-1ong session began the 152-member Assembly. at the State Department. "Every In. qOestlon was how many delegations dicatlon that I have regarding their would abstain and save Moscow from an &tiOfl ii very encouraging." overwhelming and humiliating defeat, Meanwhile, thren major guerrilla The only bite in a largely t ott' groups gh fi ting thti Moscow-Imposed document Is the call "for the Immedia te, ent of Afghanistan have Marxi govermn st unconditionaland total withdrawal of "merged be hi n d a single leader to form a foreign troops from Afghanistan. offensive against the Invading delegate voiced oorn. Delegate after - :.. 7- - Herald Photo by Tom W.tsI, hiiiing by, and drivers often are inattentive. A lii etc can he a lot of fun and a cheap form of transportation. but it can also spell danger. The The sit nation poses a problem For law enforco'me'ut and safety officials. rider has little protection from automobiles the Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, proposed reversing the number of telephone calls objecting to a at $51,130. Revenues from annual care it will take another 15 years before all cyclists' riding rules after a meeting with Sanford police, assessments total $4,2l2 and interest spaces are sold. sale." Seminole deputies and Florida highway patrolmen. At the time, Hattaway was told changing the laws could reduce the accidents which, in 1978, took the lives of 82 perons and injured 5,573 more in Florida. Word of liattaway's proposal reached Washington, D.C., where members of several safety organizations and cycling groups immediately sent complaints to the legisla tor telling him the law was the worst he could possibly propose. According to Sanford police Det. William Bernosky and highway patrolman Phillip Dixon, the major benefit of making the switch would be to give cyclists a chance to see oncoming UNITED NATIONS (UPI) The U.N. demnatlon of the Soviet action in the Soviet forces, rebel chiefs announced traffic, General Assembly was expected to adopt small Moslem nation as the Assembly today. According to Dixon, about 80 percent of bicycle accidents are Saturday a resolution that "deplores" continued its emergency special session Maulawi Hohammad Nabi Mohamrear-end collisions. The cyclist is hit from the rear, often with the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and Friday on the Afghan crisis. madi was chosen to lead the Jamiat-Ino idea there was any danger. the The Soviet Union, its East European Islami (Islamic Society), calls for the "withdrawal of all foreign Dixon said changing lanes is "Just common sense." Cyclists' allies, Vietnam and India protested the Revolutionary Islamic Movement and troops" from the country. chances of avoiding collisions are better when there are "four A draft resolution, submitted Friday debate as "Interference in the affairs of a the Afghanistan National Liberation eyes looking, not two," he said. Front. The three rebel groups will by more than a score of Third World sovereign and Indepondent country." Bernosky said bike riders often have only 6 inches between collectively be known as the Islamic countries, "strongly deplores the recent themselves and passing cars. If a rider looks back, the bike Major grain exporters from the United Unity Covenant. armed intervention in Afghanistan" and States, the Commo,n Market, Canada, "aoueals to all states to respect &_a_..tt... __i a UWIt HI OIUrUI7 W AU5UI WIUI A •_&.Z sovereignty, territorial Integrity, t_&••_VJ_• £_ 'I - -• - IOAD grave spaces of which 8,763 have officials am debating with national safety experts over which annual COS!3 for cenaetery maintenance of 92 grave spaces per year which means . - - ____ -- V Assembly To' Slap Sovie ts - ____ - . - U. N. Debates Afghan Invasion ___ - . V • • -- Ia -, "The city must 'otntantly strive to been sold. The Lakeview section is side of the road cyclists should use. is as much a part of the city of Sanford as While local police believe bicycles belong on the lefthand reduce the governmental costs and the completely sold out, he said, and 14 the city hail. I'm against selling it." of 19 secside of the road, national safety researchers call for main, Commissioner Jullan Stenstrom said Services to effect (2cet savings where sections of Evergreen's total taming the present laws which keep cyclists on the right of the tions have been sold. he was awaiting a copy of Knowles' possible," he said. road, obeying the same rules and regulations drivers follow. Knowles, in the report, estimated Knowles said the city sells an average report before making up his mind. But, - State --- - • .. take'I' Keith said. 1-1 think the cemetery ment. - - ,/ -• • 'V V - • , • ____ V . - ___ ____ . . :_ -..: • -, - '. - - I • . :- - •'. • • ___ - • • - • . . . • __________________________________________________ . / %. - • . - ,. Januory 17 THURSDAY . _ Ish Working-Class Uf•" Public reaction to the family that parLIVE Most: Eric Idle. (R) licipated In the BBC series MOVE" Dan's reunion Family" IS examined. EVENING 26TH CENTURY Through "The EVENIPIG 1:00 with a Vietnam buddy is (Part 2) mind probes, Suck, Wilms and a (4) REAL PEOPLE Fes- marred when the man's wife It (11) NM BASKETBALL Dr. Huer recall some of tured are a dog that water skis, killed by a mad bomber. Atlanta Hawks vs. Phoenix Coo lighthearted and romantic Suns a Las Vegas dancer who teach- •(10) ALOHA, INLJYERJ3 • EARTH •IMVSSEA (DONEWS advenfttss. es Sunday school, a laughing g The 34th annual reunion oftwo •(10) ,space" AND (4)•THEWALTONS 0) IT'S EVE$YIOOY'S contest and a wairu trainer and distant peoples th. residents 10:00 intersteser SKY(17) BUSINESS "Environments Of hispupils. CAROL BURNETT (D SE MONK & MINDY A •®SKAG Skag's 15.ysar. of the French town, Bruyerss, BUIflSSS Motion young singer teaches old daughter announces she Is YOUNG MAVERICK and the Hawajian soldiers who (4) Jim Mock several new ways to pregnant but has not yet decid(17) CAROL UNNETT (D• EIGHT IS ENOUGH liberated the town from the AND FRIENDS Guest: AND FRIENDS Guest: Sammy While Tommy deals with an P4aztsIn 1944 —Isdocumented. Nabors. experlencethe joys of Earth. .d whether or not to have the Davis Jr. db (35) JIM NOCICFORD 6:30 alcoholic friend, the girls ,00 •(10) PROSE "Abuse" A CI) KNOTSLANOING attempt to hire a maid and NECNIWS 1:30 CAMERA (35) Isok at ft alarming rise in M W= NOWS Nicholas tries to break 5everal • () NBC NEWS (17) NBA BASKETBALL family abuse ABC Wi child abuse, •(10)THEASCENT OPMAN woridrecords. (D e)AIy I)Ot*WS Atlanta Hawks vs. San Diego opi. spouse abuse and parent 'The Harvest Of The (35) JIM NOCICFORD li~ upsets the whole town when he abuse. Seasons" The domestication of ID (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt •(10) GREAT PENPOR1100 proves that the famous Battle 0 (17) THE AMERICANSplant and animal life and the Bee becomes the star of a TV MANCES "Mailers" MolIere of Maybe" was taly a blood- "Th. Preacher' Rex Humbard, roots of warfare are studied 1n commercial before she decides meets the actress Madeleine C (4) (LS (DC NEWS lees brawl. a television evangelist, uses. a look at the Bakhtlarl tribe of a.iart and abandons his law 111(35) BENNY HILL stardom Is not for her (10) MASTINIICE TNt- C (10)£4STH, SEA AND modem technology to spread Central Wan. (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S career; with the eslart family II*NE$S "Sole Proprietor- and others, the Illustrious The- ATM "The Duchess Of Duke SKY "Atmospheric Phenome- the word of salvation. 11O0 We Company Is formed. (Part Street N" A hotel maid finds no" 1:30 •(4X1)C(DCNEWS herself on the streets after C (17) MOM NEWHART The SOS NIWNART Carol 2 of 8) C7)• 5Of aD (35) lENNY HILL to meume her college C (17) MOVIE "Mister, she's discovered In a compro- Havtlsys we bombarded whIt C(1O) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. C (10) - MEDIA PROBES carw and become a peychol. Roberts" (1955) Henry Fonda,. misIng situation with a famous legal hassles when Bob is sued SINS "What The Footman "Soundaround" This fastby a patient and Emily fights a Saw" Edward is destined for paced program explores modJames Cagney. A U.S. Navy actor. (PailS of 16) oglst. parkina ticket. cargo ship runs Into many 11:30 trouble when he gossips about on sound teólinology and how 700 misadventures because. of tha • 'Inliff l4nS: Johnny the scandalous happenings he It shapes our lives. (4) PACE THE MUSIC second officir on board and. Carh 700 witnessed at a Country house P.M. MAGAZINE his grist desire to be in (ID MARY HANTMAN, •®cmusc party _______ C (4) TONIGHT Most: Johnny combat. (I) C P.M. MAGAZINE LE MARY HMTMAN SON SANFORD ID ) Carson. Guests: Benny Good. JOKER'S WILD Fred thinks that all of his furnI.. 900 M• LOVE BOAT man, Bert Convy, James (35) SAN111OW AND SON (11) two has been stolen when C (4)DIFP'RINT STROKES (11) (35) upi AND TIMES OF Grady tries an ancient Oriental • (4) QUINCY Quincy tries to Woods. Lamont and Esther send it out .Believing that Mr. Orummond ect a Latin American dictaø.owTs civissy Is A s)'mphoshackles Fred prot Is lonely, Arnold and Willis call. involved In a supposed tor, In the U.S. for to be upholstered. treatments, fromassassins sent to murder ny conductor faces a desperate racial to Esther. (10) MACNEIL I LIHNIR a dating service and fix him up assassins warfare Incident; Tony • (10) MACNEIL scandal when his mistress I LEN with a black woman. him. REPORT discusses Eddle'a sexual prob- REPORT threatens to expose their affair 02(17) SANFORD AND SON (4)C MOVIE "If Things Were lam with Lydia; DOlores and ((17) sawoo AND sH CI) C SARNABY JONES to his wøe. Fred sets out to make Esther Diffarant" (Premiere) Suzasww Eddie have a marital spat. • ouo wou*s Fred stages a Circus In the junk Bamaby's reputation Is cornPlsehstte, Don Murray. A WOlfl' win a beauty contest. yard when he is left an elephant promised by an unscrupulous (1]) (35) LiFE AND TIMES OF 12:00 an struggles to hold herself and fellow private Investigator EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores and by a tenant. CBS LATE MOVIE ,i C5 h fa ly together a ft er er mi Ed extorting massive sums of 7.30 die make up; Eddie flaIly (1971) So an d suffers a complete "owhme" husb money from 730 client. a (4) TIC TAO DOUGH 5Oi Yvette Mknheu*. A peace- • ® TIC TAO DOUGH Cj)C BARNEY MILLER While agime to participate In a male breakdown. 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C(17) MT PATROL "The to biifl work. 12:40 s Farrow, Stephanie Mills, Sandy poses as a drug dealer to nab C (10) DICK CAVE IT Guest: Daredevil Rescue ReId" David Man*, one of America' (7)C SARITTA Baretta tries most prokSc - and bod"Tw Duncan, Vincent Sardl, John two thugs ripping off other actress Pat Carrot Kander, Fred Ebb, Bernard criminals by Impersonating C(17)ALLINTHEI'AMILYA (!) C SOAP Chester tohelp an Immigrant who ls too iflidilight argument at the confesses to Jessica that honest to accept the fact he pOCS officers. (N) irALLIN THE FAMILY Jelfersons spills OVsi into the Mike prepares for his final C (10) WORLD "Special 61 visiling the n*Mw. has to pay protection money to ias S unkerhakleshold. ixaina and the family at last iwaShQMivi Re001t' he's been n55fJ,g the minis. operate his business. (A) 0(17) OOLLM BASKETfaoes4he prospect of his calvs. North Iii's daughter in a motel. 1:00 91110 BALL p too leg. graduation. (4) lIU, LMRY CCI) SUCK ROGERS IN THE C (10) CAMERA THREE C (4) TOMORROW o uuno* from the trust fund totals $7,419.79, leaving a "deficit of $39,498.21 subsidized by the taxpayers for this special function Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles may believe the city should sell of cemetery care." its cemetery, but at least three city Knowles suggested the following five commissioners don't agree with him. alternative proposals to the commission: Three "no" votes on the five-man — Maintain status quo with continued •,, commission 'would block any sale. ''• tax subsidy on an increasing scale until the cemetery is full. Expenditures Commissioners Lee P. Moore (the mayor), Eddie Keith and John Morris continue. say they are opposed to the sale, — Transfer the function to private A month ago Moore objected to the sale enterprise seeking to operate this facility In keeping with state statutes. of the cemetery after two local — Retain operation with the city but businessmen offered to buy the 17-acre obtain added acreage for continued facility for $1. The city some years ago . operations in the future (one acre equals offered the facility off W. 25th Street for 600 grave spaces) requiring capital costs sale for 11. of expansion and increased subsidy by Six weeks ago, Glenn McCall of San. the city until perpetual care funds can ford and Gene Hunt of Fern Park took the . . finance the maintenance of the city up on that offer made years ago. cemetery. Moore said, however, at the time, that — Retention of cemetery should also he believed the operation of the cemetery require revision of grave space rates is a municipal function and the city WARREN KNOWLES upwards from the present level of $150 to should continue providing the service. He an estimated $250, to be reviewed again also questioned how private enterprise . . offers five choices in three to five years. could operate the facility any less exCommissioner Mcrris said he also has Retention of the cemetery means pensively than the city. He noted the city places all proceeds from the sale of not seen Knowles' report. "But I believe there is no need to put 100 percent of the cemetery lots into a "perpetual care the city should keep the cemetery. And I care funds into the reserve but could use some of the funds to acquire added trust fund," using only the interest don't expect to change my mind." Commissioner David Farr was out of acreage and operate the cemetery to earned annually for maintenance purposes. Total in the trust fund is $119,000. town and could not be reached for reduce tax subsidy. In his report, Knowles said Sanford is Moore pointed out that a private owner comment. Knowles, in recommending the one of 114 cities of the 404 cities in Florida would have to place in a trust fund only 10 percent of the money earned from the commission sell the cemetery, said, which provide cemetery facilities. The sale oflots. If the cemetery were sold, the "When a service can be provided by only other city in Seminole County which perpetual care fund would also be private enterprise, as shown by the operates a cemetery is Longwood. present cemeteries in Sanford, governHe noted there are four cemeteries in transferred, The mayor said Friday he - has seen ment should not be involved," He said the Sanford In addition to the city facility, nothing that would change his mind transfer of ownership would relieve the including the Catholic cemetery, Sanford taxpayers - of subsidizing the Oaklawn, and two minority-owned from the original position. Conunleslons, Keith ..gr.sd-wlthths-- -present cemet.ry, and provide a cemeteries.,' He said the city cemetery has a total of mayor. "It Is the only position I can reduction of two jobit In the city governHerald Staff Writer think so. I say that the man who plays Monahan on "Quincy" (Gerry Walberg) also plays Dan Rooney on "General Hospital." She says It's not the same man. If It's set, would you please tell us Dan Rooney's real name. LINDA MORTENSEN and IRENE RHINEHART, Vancouver, Wash. I don't know which ls which, but you lose. Dan Rooney is played by Frank Maxwell. DEAR DICK: I find Gary Sandy very attractive, but there has never been an Interview with him that I know of, Every time one of the "WKRP Is Cincinnati" cast gets Interviewed, Wa either Reword Heisomen or Lou Laden.., which I don't mind, but not all the time. Is it because Gary is shy or because they sever ask him? A kind of sided says ft's became he's nit popular enough. Well, bowIs be going to be popular IS be does't have say publicity? LEIGH ANN HUBILOW, Michigu City, jolili. CBS disputes your basic premise. They say Sandy has done many interviews and he's very popular and not shy at sILAs the CBS 401MWomon $aid, "Everybody on that show Is a star." DEAR DICK: Please ..ttle an argument between my wife and me. What wall the real name of the san if "The Dime Reed Shew"? Paul Peterson? Or Pail Pearasa? MIKE AND BARB CRARVAT, Mattawu, Sick. Peterson. "The Family'. Scenes From Brit- is Texan, who acted In college (North Texas State), then did a hitch In the Army and went to New York and studied some more. He acted on Broadway and then came to California and put th several years o( hard work and small parts before he clicked In the movie, "Walking Tall." Come to think of It, maybe that's when you got the Idea that he bad been a sheriff be played Sheriff Buford Puiser In that film. DEAR DICK: Please tell we whet happened to Tom NetbaUs a Lawrence Walk's programs. He has an el• ceptienal balm. voice 4, alth.ngk ymeger tba mist if Walks masical family, I Slid him rthiih1eg MRS. CHARLES DUNCAN, St. Cathartoes, OwLt C. Nothing. He's still with Welk. Perhaps he missed a program, or maybe you went next door to borrow a cup of saccharine. - 4 Sa I e Of Cemete ry Lacks Needed Votes Friday, Jan. 11, 19110 Come Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents ifficult D parent's support," Bernosky explained, saying there would be many complaints asking if officers "didn't have anything better to do" besides ticketing children. Highway patrolman Phillip Dixon said he, like the other members of his force, catch bike riders who do not follow the rules, but do not use the courts to punish them. Instead, Dixon said he notifies the parents of the errant rider, and leaves it to them to add to the impact of being stopped by an officer. Safety officials said enforcement plays a key part in cutting down the accident rate. Florida law calls for the issuance of summonses to adult riders who break the laws, and action by the Juvenile court for children. Under the law, anyone found guilty of a violation could lose his bicycle for up to 90 days or have it impounded But this end of the law is not enforced due to cost, Dixon said. Impoundment of bicycles, which generally are too large to fit in patrol cars, necessitates calling a tow truck, at the cost of $35 per tow. While the charges would be assessed to the owner on recovery, many of the machines seized would be worth less than $35, leaving the county or state with an old bicycle and a $35 bill, he said. - DAVID M. RAZLER Riots Enpt In- IranIan City Following 1 1 Executions • "There are hundreds of these people ram- held omne hope for release of the American hostages in Tehran, i4t group op. paging Party, which .pmergsd as a tlr wji (Jj town." said one witness. o Pars sold shops In the city opened but shut The council was prepared to vote Friday on a je U gp-pbirs of d1s.iisnI Ayatollah gas,," polled to Ayatollah Rulmellah Khomeini after the down again who "a crowd attacked the U.S.nitlated resolution setting up an embargo on çIst.Madari's pobtical pert.y we eucufed Islamic reypiution if Feixuary, 157$. , -s, odbulad &I several tjxswd, at bazaar, exports, but the Soviet Union Indicated it would riisr in time oiay, soirces The U.N. Security Council deferred until cast its second veto in a week to kill the punitive lime U no bad been cosvlctsd by an Islamic fins In time Ldrsots and defied aerial shooting and oW oil tharesifcreatlngdisordersin the cfty. tsar gas slllIng by revolutionary guards, the Saturday a vote on economic sanctions against measure, Iran until it considers an Iranian message that The executions were the first sentences aassed sources said. The scenario changed when Iran's am. :TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Rioting treks out on munberi of the Modem P'i RePoi)1I - fiotordoy In the sold. mill ilkl bassador, Mansour Farhang, informed Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, council President Jacques Leprette of France, and several council members his government was ready to negotiate. Diplomatic sources said there was nothing new in Far hang's proposals. They said they were identical with the package deal suggested by Waldheim on his recent mission to Tehran. �[1 2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 13, lflO Tanglewood Gets 'Stay 04 It was just a "stay of execution" - - IN BRIEF Russian Shortages Seen; MOSCOW (UP!) Despite the official stance that Russia will not be hurt by President Carter's grain embargo, a Soviet agriculture specialist Is warning farmers of fodder shortages this year. Yuri Gorbunov, head of the central department for the Russian Federation Agriculture Ministry, urged farmers to maintain beef and poultry stocks at their current levels. Meanwhile, Soviet ships diverted to eastern Canadian ports to avoid the American docker's boycott may find themselves without pilots t9 steer them into the harbors, said an official of the Seafarers' International Union. - Paper. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees have several special events planned In celebration of National Jaycee Week, Jan. 20-26. Climaxing the week's activities will be the annual Distinguished Service Awards (DSA) banquet, to be held at Buck's Sanfor Airport Restaurant at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 26. The social hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. Thursday Jan. 24 at 1:30 p.m., members of the chapter will salute Its past presidents at a gathering at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, Prospective members will be Invited. Speaker for the occasion will be Rick Hattaway, secretary of the Florida Jaycees, and a member of the Altamonte-Sc*ith Seminole Jaycees. Blair Kltner Is the president of the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees and co-chairmen of the DSA Banquet are Larry Blair and Jeff Johnson. In addition to the Dist inguish ed Ser vice Award, othere local men or women of Jaycee age will be chosen to receive recognition as the outstanding young law enforcement officer, outstanding young educator, outstanding young religious leader and for the humanitarian and good government awards. Guest speaker for the banquet will be Bob Koch, past president of the Winter Park Jaycees. IN BRIEF Judge Jopling Deciding On Bundy Trial Move ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling may rule next week on another motion to move the trial of Theodore Bundy, who is accused of kidnapping and murdering a 12-year-old Lake City girl. Jopling took under advisement Friday a defense motion for a change of venue but did not indicate the day he would rule. The judge has kept details of the case against Bundy a secret in an effort to protect the jury pool from pervasive publicity, but defense attorneys claim Bundy's notoriety has Preceded him and he cannot get a (atr trial in Orlando. - • -- northern Arkapsn. In the Midwrest, ousts up to 60 m.p.h. broke store Indows In Chicago. High wli were reported BuffaloN.Y., and Boston. Winds of is m.p.h. wire reported in the mountains of western Pennsylvania. High wind warnings were Issued for most of Now York and Vermont. LISA IIADINO$ (0 am.): temperature: 671 overnight low: 401 yesterdays high: 53; barometric pressure: 30.1$: relative humidity: too percent; winds south at 4 m.p.h. TION11i Dayle" Illeacht SorAly. high,3:0 a.m.; low, 10 a-ma high, 4:05 P.M.1 IDW, 10:00 P.M.1 M tk,- high, 4:42 8.m.i low, 10:54 a.M.1 high, 4:50 p.m.; low, 10:30 p.m.; Port Canaveral: kad$y. high, 3:41 am.: low. 0:11 am.: high 3:9 p.m.; low, 10 p.m.; Monday. high, 4:34 - - 51Ab ' s. The biggest loser was Republican frontrunner '' 4 ' ,- j r~ x Ronald Reagan, whose refusal to participate In last week's GOP debate was attributed to the loss of his lead among six Republicans actively campaigning in Iowa. Reagan's rating dropped from 50 percent to 26 percent. I Herald Photo by Tom Vlnci,at TRUCKLOAD ' OF BOOKS Candidates Criticize Embargo - Edwin Denman (left), customer account manager for Winter Park Telephone Co., and Brad Johnson, public relations manager, check out new 1980 directories as they arrive by truck Friday ready for delivery starting this weekend. Approximately half of the 150.000 directories will go to customers in south Sem inole County. Featured on the cover is a colâr photo of a scene in Wekiwa Springs State Park textured to look like an oil painting. There is an expanded cüvic section with helpful information and a tap index. - ATLANTA (UP!) Two Republican presidential hopefuls criticized President Carter's call to embargo grain shipments to the Soviet Union Friday, saying " - farmers would suffer and the stoppage probably would not end Russian occupation of Afghanistan. Rep. Philip Crane, R-IlL, and former Texas Gov. John Connally made brief stops in Atlanta before moving on to campaign for the Iowa caucus next week. "The last thing In the world we should ever embargo is food," the 49-year-old Crane said during the taping of a television talk show. . r "I think he, President Carter, Is asking the American farmer to pay for the mistakes of the present administration," Connally said In a news conference. ente iI Prev I I ill . - Meany's Body Lies In State ' WASHINGTON (UP!) —The body of George Meany will lie in state for two days in the lobby of the huge AFl-CIO headquarters Sunday and Monday in a final public tribute to the longtime labor leader. Federation officials announced an Invitation-only requiem mass will be celebrated on Tuesday at St. Matthew Cathedral, followed by interment at a -' 't p Ex=Sanford Man Wins With Dilal.A-Sul BOATING FORECAST: St. Aupestli. t. Jipiter Ifst, Out II Mites: Variable, mostly southerly winds tO knots or lot. becoming easterly I :. Wounded Hostage Gives Birth A woman wounded by a PITTSBURGH (UP!) gunman who shot and killed her two children before - :-, taking his own life was in critical condition today after undergoing surgery and giving birth to a 2-pound girl - - The Infant, three months premature, also was reported In critical condition at Mercy Hospital. Arlene Ware, 24, and her children, Kimberly, 4, and Fred, 2, were kept hostage for 39 hours In a barricaded house by her boyfriend, Samuel Andrews, 27, before he shot all three Friday and turned the gun on himself as - - police stormed the house. - - The world looked bleak for Harold Jones when he left his native Sanford to try and make anew life for himself, his two 1 .1. I.. U1I W Rochester, NY Be was only 17 yeas old. His mother had died in childbirth, H. had allipplill out of school at what was than 00Q1na winds southerly tonhllesafl hour or lost and becoming asstirlyl$toSO II en ,. '"lnul' through Sunday.Rain We this probability 10 srcent today and 4 psrcsiW tonight and Sunday. Partly cloudy Monday through Wednesday. Lows avoraging In the upper dos and low Ms north to 40$ In the south, except for near 10 In the Keys. Highs averaging in the upper 40s and low 705 north to around N in the - - - Marine Accused Of Desertion - . Attorneys for CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood, who has sat silently as former POWs have accused him of desertion and collaboration with the enemy in Vietnam, will begin - - .. Be was back In Sanford this week, visiting friends he hadn't no in years and Wft taasite for a Dow clethingstiws, aothngWs the 01hsotusInRocIMstsr; His future a entertainer — a Mager gos*I HOSPITAL- NOTES by Caesarean section. '. RyDONNAE8TES pj sto writer and Increasing to 11 to 20 knots late this afternoon and continuing through Sunday. sees to 3 feet. increasing to ItoC feet this afternoon. Widely scattered showerS and a danceof a few thunderstorms. ARIA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy with showers and thundershowers likely today. Cloudy with a chance oo rain tonight and Sunday. Highs in the mid 70$today and In the low to mid 70$ Sunday. Lows in the low 40$. suburban Maryland cemetery. Members of the general public have been invited to pay their respects while Meany lies In state at the building he constructed across Lafayette Square from the White House. ' - p.m.; A49willay, high, 11:510 a.m.j low* 10:33 a.m.; h1ohe 5: 17 p.m.j low, presenting his side of the story Jan. 29. A hearing to determine If Garwood will be courtmartlaledwas recessed Friday after the prosecution ended its case. - . - - - -• v aidwhenhswenttoRochesterhsbsggsdhismardsd - Drops Suit Against Ford M-ns$te1011berIo Moli. a baby Older wle Longwood YOWW ddw in. AM , be. w"nwdft 1w won. Being without a hLI school ideation and no college or voationel traith be biiitsd his way No a job with the. Xsren Corp. "I lied alitU. I told them I had fl'do",d No school and hid some col1,. They believed me and I catch on ft," 1w said. To years later, lent two yseri N0 when he was laid o, be took his money mit ci the o1pany's pension fund and M a s — Celled "Dial He operated the ____ business from his apartmeat, a.1l.sd and bought a Iknom. Calaims wwAd cA In dcden of do aft they DISCHARGES Ithendis PA. Camilla Sanford Frank Cowan Juanita P. Cruger Leroy Hidisso Agew Lowy . Geraldine Hllsmen, UnJwul Divid Barnes. lerronis camfy, J. t.amWt, Winter $prklpe Deisris Ramos, Balding, MId. -: . :. -; ,.. ' _____ Gulls J. Litton. 095aqy Istelle V. Paulo. Patina Herein H. Pipe, Ostlens Wililien F. Whalisy Sr Øft.I am Yom, A WP.aI*S $'IM . . -. - • I.. ••, .• •.. Orma Thompson. ravevw Cillys -dailiur a masefing af the onta heonamim he - - T.._ - -•-' - hw - . . be add open a__ Qdft os4rooft tW airs, he moved late a lapse Suildoy, JanIM, It 1—Vel. 71, Ns 133 hasodCon1SIN$S Poll ISIMNIt PNIMS SlUt H. terad . at . eaterisianiest Co5 at a IIP"ta do Meow. - . HAVAU Imu .a.g. i — uI 711" he uaid IN so ft 1111111110 dw otd Is da modki No dieftle Vow to do point wheris for bb "Dial-A-Suk" - ., 5 UC UU__ us and , .. ' - Raynead Merrey, Df.ond lV$P$i4N) - WATERLOO, Iowa (UP!) The campaigns of President Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy nearly crossed paths Friday a prelude to tonight's face-toface encounter of candidates and running mates. Friday was a day of intensive campaigning In Iowa by Republicans and Democrats much of it overshadowed by a new poll with striking findings. Just 10 days before the Iowa precinct caucuses, the copyright poll In the Des Moines Register showed a volatile electorate that underwent major shifts during the last month. The biggest beneficiary was Carter, who held a 32point lead over Kennedy. - NATIONAL UPORT: Frigid air spread across the north-central sections Friday, with many subzero readings in the Northern Plains and Minnesota. Freezing temperatures spread Into lSlIY and JAMIUARY It, IM A01111411191111011115 The administration is Poll Shows Shift In Iowa sew HOSPITAL - implication was the administration wants to strengthen the clandestine operations of the nation's foreign intelligence agencies. An administration official said Friday one of four options for responding to the Asian crises Is "consideration of increased flexibility for the executive branch In supporting and Implementing our national security goals." The official said the other three options Included economic and military assistance for Pakistan, an enhanced and permanent U.S. military presence in the India Ocean region, and increased U.S. facilities In that area. By DR. IL GA1IR1TDOThON Muscle cramps can occur in any sport aid'. puhapa the fitting of a pad or shield to running until recovery. TendnitIs and tears of the Achilles tendon will cause severe pain Special To The Herald are usually due to Inadequate warm-ui, prevent further friction, Part eta series by doctors at Semlimle A bruise of the heel and ball of the foot, and sometimes difficulty Iii walking, and simple fatigue or loss of salt from perMemorial Hospital, answering question commonly called a atone bruise, Is usually should be seen by a physician. spiratlon. The first cause can be prevented by LEGS: Shin splints are recgnLzed by pain about the new Newt Park. a thorough warm-up including slow and due to inadequate shoe cushioning and runWith a rapid Increase in the popularity of ning on hard surfaces. A soft rubber cushion along the outer shin area and are caused by careful stretching of the muscle in the lej. jogging and naming as a form of regular Salt tablets, Gatorade or any home made salt ova the involved area and running on softer swelling of the muscles in this area. This is exercise, physicians are seeing more Injuries, mixture should be used on hot days or during surfaces should help; although, running may usually seen in runners who tire just starting a conditioning program and are spending too some of which are peculiar only to runners, unusually heavy workout sessions to replae need to be discontinued temporarily, Some of these ate difficult to prevent and lost salt. Often the first sign of salt depletion Foot strains occur most often in the arch of much time on hard surfaces and hills. Relief treat because they are poorly understood and will be muscle cramps. the foot and are usually due again to Improper can be obtained by Ice on the involved area are usually unexpected others can be shoes stepping in a hole while running, or and temporary cessation of running. - Pet. OTHER PROBLEMS: "Runner's stitch" Is prevented by taking a few precautions, simply being overweight. This Injury should sistent shin splints can be helped by increased an ache In the upper abdomen or aide which FEET, Probably the moot common injuries be treated with Ice packs, taping to pull up shoe cushioning, particularly In the toe, and develops during a workout. Some believe It In joggers Involve the feet and ankle, may be due to a cramp in the diaphragm and support the arch, and reduction or running on the heels rather than the toes. Blisters an develop anywhere on the foot and discontinuation of rwvdng until recovered. "Runner's Knee" Is simply pain in the knee muscle which separates the chest and Ue are usually due to shoes or socks which are Ankle sprains occur usually while running joint during and after running and can be due abdomen, but the exact cause Is not known, it inadequately cushioned or do not fit properly, seems to be more common on a full stomacb, cross country over rough terrain, and should to a number of causes. It is sometimes due to May runners do not, wear socks to avoid With inadequate warm-ups or with workc*4s be treated by Immediate Ice packs, iim' flat feet, uneven leg length or running with an the friction they create, blisters from twice a day. Most runners Ignore mild siltmobilization and elevation, unusual amount of inward twisting of the Calluses which usually develop on the balls Most long-term ankle problems involve the knee. In these cases it can be helped by ches and continue running. and heels of the feet sometimes can not be Achilles tendon located In the back of the Blood In the urine Is a sometime running on smoother surfaces or obtaining prevented because some people have large side just above the heel. Strains often can be custom fitted shoe inserts to distribute the phenomenon with long distance runners aft* bones and Joints and not enough fat arowid prevented by thorough stretching of the heel weight more evenly. Knee pain can also be a vigorous workout. Although frightening, it these areas for protection. Persistent painful cord prior to running. These strains are usually Is of no significance and clears wlthio caused by osteoarthrltis, bursitis, tendonitis, calluses should be no by a physician or usually treated by placing a felt or rubber chondromalacla and cartilage Injuries, all of 24 hours. Persistent blood In the urine beyoiad podiatrist for suirgical reduction in also Bind heal lift in the dw aid reduction of hill which dwtdd be treated by a physician. this time should be evaluted by 4 physiciim. W EATHER EwøIaIfr,m$ : - -. . C Many Jogging Injuries Can,Be ORLNDO,Fla.(UP!)—AfederalJudgehastaken under advisement claims that James Dupree Henry should not be electrocuted because more death sentences are handed out In Orange County than other Ptt5 of Florida. Glenn Pierce, a professor at Northeastern Univeralty In Boston tstlfied Friday In a hearing on a motion to vacate Henry's death sentence that there has been a "rather Incredible, arbitrary application of the death penalty" In Orange County. Gills Chapman ToTesha 0. Ciopor Ruth KOIIM alkagem Anion 0. SIfter Ile A. Medapo, Dabena Marrian T. Blaylock, Rt. 3, Box 293, Sanford reported that for the second time in a week someone entered her trailer. On Friday two B.B. guns, a crossbow, a shotgun,two rifles $15 In pennies, two g&ld rings, and a small gold nugget were taken. The total vaIue was uthtwj WASHINGTON (UP!) ., - - —- --- 1 Maens, his akser Caclyn McGraw, and now, (lsca - Ford Motor Co. and attorneys $50 million lawsuit charging Henry Ford II with Improper use of company funds. The suit, which was dismissed in Now York courts ln September, will not be continued In Michigan courts "or elsewhere," the company said In a statement Friday. The agreement does not Include payment of damages, the company said. ..-.. Grain Futures Rally - pa rt4i me later used K DETROIT (UP!) for dissident stockholders have agreed to drop a it's equipped wfth televlelon lb and toodam tug we* w"to sea Ouia While In re. his bulnoues he also worked t.t1nie for a knital arector. aislift M of No limousin there. Na Ilmoeslia with him. W81111001111 SUS& JOOW t" YVJW kvthmri were nurdored In the streets of RneIwter In 4writ rate IncIdents. IAMN P4010116.ISOM UM he Is to be Intuireill in an article -. Grain and soybean futuro CHICAGO (UP!) rallied sharply higher on word of Otir'.w purchase of U.& wheat and annowK-emeld of an expanded lderal The day of calliner trading contrasted with the pest . two days of frenzied activity following the two.day 'mapenslon ordered by the Commodity Future. Trading Commission to bsdfer the mabel liaet of W U.S. cutoff of grain to the Soviet Union. 6 His popel dqft career Isstill l000ft, he said'. nolft he "Ebony" magazine lntr In ft'Ø fv - - telephone. r S 7 1f' ' '.. J 7 - -:; ;• It.-. '... r '. p I- I .• - _:. - ', : ' : I ' -•', .t ;.-. j -•?-: * fit c'u' PP' If an ad,.'l,.d t•-n ..ZI i,aIlbIC lot - to in, U&OIP$Cfl ..aton "i., *11 .u, A4. CP*c the .,cP,an4-, to be on (0. oo.cRetd at It..- sit. puct'*e .,gi.tt a ,., t - n.c. a.aIabI 01 101 ,.t. YOU l con'Di'SbIC •? CI C C o.'pa'a'. ',th.0 ton guilty ,on fl P'CP O.' pot'c, It to Q..e c...ton'.'i 0u' il.'laCt,ofl iI*iy -• A - Death Sentence Excess? MiMoalal, THE SAVING PLACE - I SIMs -: - ' conferring with members of Congress on how to strengthen national security in light of the crises in Iran and Afghanistan. Spokesmen did not say so directly, but the clear Area Jaycees Plan Annual Awards Banquet ,.". - :,' Confer On Security Options A ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UP!) Ruins of the palaces of Cleopatra and Marc Anthony have been discovered underwater in the eastern horbor of Alexandria, Egypt, by an American research team which used psychics to pinpoint the antiquities. The discovery was revealed Friday in a paper presented- at the Eight Annual Underwater Archaeological Conference by Stephan A. Schwartz, who headed the research team and coauthored the to '•1P Administration Officials -- -..-- SECOND BURGLARY IN A WEEK - mart '. IN BRIEF Richard Eugene Williams, 2420 Chase Ave., Sanford whs .--,-..-.._t___ IttHII..__ Jailed rrivay aiter rwres reszseu isted arrest with vwieiiix. ,,uiuu was charged with armed burglary and grand theft. No bond has been set, -BIKE TAKEN A 13-year-old girls 10-speed bicycle, valued at $80, was taken from a carport at 2802 S. French Avenue at about 12:24 p.m. Friday. Suspects are two male Juveniles, approximately 13 to l4 years old who' were aeen and thasedbyaIelghbOr. Legally, the homeowners could not stay In their homes If they had no sewage treatment facilities or septic tanks. Septic tank Installation has been ruled out as unsuitable due tosoll conditions In the area. Operators of the sewage treatment plant, which Is polluting weas waters by dumping raw sewage, have been fined $01 a day by the Department of Environmental Regulation, At this point they owe about $300,000 In fines. Cleopatra Palace Found Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30; Sun. 12-6 Shop Leesburg, DeLand, Mt. Dora & Kissimmèe daily 9-9. Sun. 12.6 $5250. .-- knnfrrnn Wnufr ..wu ,l,TIWIfr.l M..•..,... uu V II VUUlJVU r'.. .UI P. piw:i was scheduled to be sold at auction at 1 p.m. Friday. But federal bankruptcy judge George L Proctor called It off after being Informed of a ruling Just that morning by U.S. District Judge George C. Young. Young, ruling on a Public Service Commission appeal of a bankruptcy judge's decision Wednesday to go ahead with the auction, said sale of the plsntcould resujtin Its closing and lack of sewage disposal service for the homeowners. Canadians Refuse Soviets NATiON Friday after being charged with burglary. Bond was set :at Thu -- -----------ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY . 4-,.."., JAILED !',,I 1v Hill Road, Casselberry, was at Jeffrey Ellis Brownins, Friday cngcd with second-degree jail the Seminole County Bond was set at $1,050. of a motor vehicle. grand theft 10th grade Apopka high school student was transferthi A from the juvenile detention center to the Seminole County jail a federal judge's postponement of the sale of the Tanglewood subdivision sewage treatment plant but "we're happy to get 10 days to regroup," said homeowner Richard Telson. Telson, president of the Tanglewood Civic Association, said the 189 Tanglewood homeowners still fear they will be forced to, abandon their homes If a means of keeping the plant operating is not found. WORLD Execution' Sunday, Jan. 13, 1950-3A :: , -".c — •--".--- -#':'L... .)' .-• �I -------- - -. : .. 4A--Evening Herald,, Sanfsrd, Fl. .- - . -. .- - Sunday, Jan. 13 1500 i a " r T i m An P U II I I :.... rn rn m I I I Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Jan. 13, iflO-Si I i! , ....Announces New Classes, - I 4. Florida Hospital ..•i ... Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Feb. 26; AEC No. 10; Fee: $20; Also, 9 to The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Communfty College 9:30 p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Feb. 28; AEC No. 12; Fee: $20; annoi'ces new classes being formed. These classes are selfAlso, 8 to 10 p.m.; Thursday; Jan. 17 to Feb. 28; AEC No. 12; supporting, at no expense to taxpayers. $20. Fee: ARTS AND CRAFIS SUM I N TRIM -9 to 10 a.m.; Monday; Jan. 1410 Feb. 18; -Oil PaInting- 7 to 10 p.m.; Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 20; AEC No. 10; Fee: $7.50; Also, 10 to 11 a.m.; Wednesday; Jan. AEC No. 11; Fee: $15. CeramicePottery- 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to 18 to Feb. 20; AEC No, 10; Fee: 17.50; Also, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Feb. 26; SCC Room G.127; Fee: $25. Also 7 to 10 p.m.; Thur. Monday; Jan. 14 to Feb. 18; AEC No. 10; Fee: $7.50; Also, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.; Monday; Jan. 14 to Feb. 18; AEC No. 10; Fee: aday; Jan. 17 to Feb. 28; SCC Room G-127; Fee: $25. . . Stained Glass.Beglnnlng-7 to 10 p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to $7.50; Also, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 20; AEC No. 10; Fee: $7.50; Also 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wed. Feb. 19; AEC No. 11; Fee: $30. nesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 20; AEC No. 10; Fee: $7.50. Stained Gino-Advanced -7to 10 p.m.; Thursday; Jan. 17 to HOBBIES Feb. 21; AEC No. 11; Fee: $30. ASTROLOGY-SIMPLIFIED FOR BEGINNERS- 7:30 p.m. Watercolors- 7 t 10 p.m.; Monday; Jan. 1410 Feb. 18; AEC I to 9:30 p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Mar. 4; SCC Room 5-213; No. 11; Fee: $15; also 9:3Oto 11:30 a.m.; Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 20; G-129; Fee: $15. Fee: $15, / A MUSICANDDANCE PHOTO-DARKROOM TECHNIQUES -8 p.m. loB p.m.; p Ballroom DaacIng.Beg1n'g - 7 to 5:30 p.m.; Monday; Monday; Jan. 14 to Mar. 3; SCC Room L-011A; Fee: $25.' Jan. 14 to Feb. 18; AEC No. 10; Fee: 120; also 8 to 9:30 p.m.; PHOTO-CAMERA AND IMAGE - 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; __ Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 20; AEC No. 12; Fee: $20. Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Mar. 4; SCC Room 5.112; Fee: $25. . Ballroom Danclng4ntermedlate-8:30 to 10 p.m.; Monday; PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY - 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.n.; Jan. 14 to Feb. IS; AEC No. 10; Fee: $20. Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 27; SCC Room G-131; Fee: $25. Class Guitar I - 7 to 8:30 p.m.; Wednesday; Jan. 16 to PHOTOCREATIVE DARKROOM TECHNIQUES -2 p.m. . March 19; SCC Room G-106; Fee: $20. to 5 p.m.; Friday; Jan. 18 to Mar. 7; SCC Room L-0I1; Fee: PHYSICAL EXERCISE $32. Aerobic Dance-Exercise - 9:30 to 10:30a.m.; Thursday; WOOD SCULPTURE -7p.m. to 10 p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. Jan. 17 to Feb. 21; AEC No. 10; Fee: $10. tlso 7 to 8 p.m.; to Mar. 18; SCC Museum; Fee: $30. Thursday; Jan. 17 to Feb. 21; AEC No. 10; Fee: $10. Also 8:15 OTHER p.m. to 9:15 p.m.; Thursday; Jan. 17 to Feb. 21; AEC No. 10, THEATRE APPRECIATION - 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Fee: $10. Thursday; Jan. 17 to Apr. 3; SCC Room S-213; Fee: $20. Voice of Democracy Scholarship Program winners (from left) Zachary PATRIOTIC YOGA - 7 to 8:30p.m.; Monday; Jan. 14 to Feb. 25; AEC BASIC GENEALOGY-DISCOVER YOUR ROOTS -7 p.m. Dunbar (third), John Jeffries (secpnd) and Raymond Cowls (first) look over No. 12; Fee:. $15. to 9p.m.; Monday; Jan. 14 to Mar. 3; SCC Room 5-112; Fed: a textbook as they prepare for regional competition. The three are students CHAMPIONS JAZZ DANCE-EXERCISE I - 10 to 11 a.m,; Monday; Jan. $20. at Seminole High School and won the local contest, which was sponsored by 14 to Feb. 25; AEC No. 10; Fee: $15; Also, fl am, to noon; INSTRUMENT PILOT GROUND SCHOOL -7 p.m. to 10 Monday; Jan. 14 to Feb. 25; AEC No. 107 Fee: $15; Also, 10 to p.m.; Monday; Jan. 14 to Mar. 17; SCC Room 1,203; Fee: $45. Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 10103 in Sanford. - 11 a.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Feb. 26; AEC No. 10; Fee: $15; PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL -7 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Also, 7 to 8 p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Feb. 26; AEC No. 10; Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Mar. 19; SCC Room L-206; Fee: $45 and Fee: $15; Also, 11 a.m. to noon; Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 27; 9 a.m. to 12 noon; Saturday; Jan. 19 to Mar. 22; AEC No. 11; AECNo. 10; Fee: $15; Also, 5 to p.m.; Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Fee: $45. Feb. 27; AEC No. 12; Fee: $15. Also, 7 to 8 p.m.; Wednesday; DOGMRFIIIENCE TRAINING-BASIC -7 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Jan. 16 to Feb. 2; AEC No. 10: Fee: $15; Also, 8 to 9 p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Feb. 28; SCC - Northwest Corner Parking Wednesday; Jan. 16 to Feb. 27; kEC No. 10; Fee: $15; Also Lot; Fee: $20. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Thursday; Jan. 17 to Feb. 28; AEC No. 10; DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING-ADVANCED -8 p.m. to 9 The tounty Commission took action on the following Items reconsideration. p.m.; Tuesday; Jan. 15 to Feb. 26; SCC - Northwest Corner this past week. - Concurred that Victor Freedman should be admitted to Fee: $15. JAZZ DANCE-EXERCISE II to 2:30 p.m.; Monday; Jan. Parking Lot; Fee: $20. -• - Passed unanimously a motion to authize the Office of the School for the Deaf and Blind. COURSE -7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Wednesday; HOME "FIX -MI - Acknowledged a letter from the St. Johns Water 14 to Feb. 25; AEC No. 10; FEE: $20. Management, Analysis and Evaluation to transfer within JAZZ DANCE- EXERCISE III - 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Jan. 16 to Feb. 27; Carpentry Shop; Fee: $15. departments listed the following funds: Management council acknowledging an invitation from In Public safety, $113,841 from contingency to salaries; In county to present information and show a water quality film Supervisor of Elections, $195 from other voting machines to before the commission, on a date as yet pet. travel for training and conferences; in County Development- Acknowledged a letter from Lee County requesting Library Services, $20,000 from books and materials to Office Seminole County help in a lobbying effort to get motor vehicle Voter registration books close Feb. 9, for the Presidential locations: Tuesday, Jan. 15, Lake Howell High School, 10 aA'. equipment (the funds will be used for shelving at the Sanford inspection fees increased from $3 to $5. Preference Primary. If you are a resident of Seminole County, to noon and Wekiva Elementary School, 5 to 7 p.m.; Friday; branch library); In County Development-Library Services, - Discussed committees each county commission board at least IS years old, and have not been convicted of a felony Jan. 18, Seminole High School, 10 a.m. to noon; and Tuesday, $3,500 from books and material to outside printing, in Judicial- member will be on for the following term, you are eligible to register and vote. There is no residency time Jan. 26, Oviedo High School, 9 a.m. to noon. Circuit Court, $251.47 from office equipment over $100 to office requirement. • For more information, call Denver Reid at 86Z41T or Jenwj Approved unanimously scheduling a public hearing tA equipment under $100; in Public Works-Road Division, $439.93 Representatives of the League of Women Voters of Seminole Nelson at 323.3936. from operating supplies small tools to operating equipment; in amend Cliuluota street lighting districts. -• -AppInted Gaylene Wirick to fill a vacancy on the Plan- County will be *Isterinj residents to vote at the following Supervisor of Elections, $2,613 from voting machines to operating supplies-voting machines; in Public Works-Vehicle ning and Zoning Commission. Maintenance, $150 from office equipment account 51944.1 to Altamonte Firm Low Bidder At its 7 p.m. public hearings Tuesday, the board: office equipment account 539.64.1; In Human Services-Animal - Approved rezoning from agriculture to single-family Control-Mental Health, $1,166 from regular salaries and wages dwelling district, property described as being on Dike Road, 4 The Sanford . Housing., asW. t9 review the bid #A4 toBaker Act-Mental Health; InPublicsafety.SherIZt,$3,*.40 mise north of Howell Branch Road. • AuthOrity (SLIA) has for- concur In an award of con-; from contingency to retirement-FICA match; in OMAE, - Denied a specific amendment from low density urban to warded to the U.&.Depart- -tract before the bids expire on. $743.60 from 3 separate accounts for books, publications and ment of Housing and Urban • Feb. 9. HUD will be providing •1104 memberships to one account for books, publications and commercial and rezoning from A-I agriculture to C-I cornmemberships. The commission also approved a capital outlay merc;Ld, property described as In the general area of State Development (HUD) a the Included financing for the moder.' project. A4 -lifOY/ In the Road 419, Wagner Road and State Road 434, south side against resolution citing the apparent of $154 for the Public Works director's office. project Is Where Quality Sells & Service Tells low bidder onamodernization fixation - Adopted a resolution to adjust the Fiscal 'lear lPfr$n-, application by Barbara B. Frltschl and George W. project for the Casfie Brewerreplacement of all windows, sportatian Fund budget for unanticipated revenue. doors, exterior Court public housing units. exterior -Passed unanimously a motion to release warrant checks - Overturned the Board of Adjustment in refusing painffiw r@n6cwn&nt of- tile_________________________ prior to general approval of the warrant register in ac- authorize access to Canton Street and in requiring $2tOOt The apparent low bidder floors, kitchen cabinets, buffer on the property line on the northeast corner of Canton was Harrison Central of electrical fixtures, Incordance with Administrative Procedure Number 100420. FREE -Heard County Administrator Roger Neiswender aninounce Street and Raymond Avenue for the Sanlando United Altamonte Springs at $1.33 ,taflUon of new gas ranges DELI VERYI that Seminole Cablevision company has requested recon Methodist Church, with stipulations. POOL The estimated cost of and gas water heaters and sideratlon of the Cable IV Ordinance and he will meet with the Approved a request to vacate a portion of Burton Avenue the modernization project insulating the attics and was $l.4 million. HUD is being walls. rival company, Storer, to determine If there is a reason for by Charles I. Greene. has a dream to share with the people of Seminole County ] • . • 1. of quality, low-cost health care - Just a dream in 1908, Florida Hospital began in a farmhouse. From farmhouse to sanitarium, from community hospital to modern medical center with health-care services equal to the finest in the Southeast, Florida Hospital remains a place where people are special. Now, Florida Hospital wants to share a new dream with the people of Seminole County. Toward this end, Florida Hospital has submitted to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County a proposal to purchase Seminole Memorial Hospital. And we pledge to you, the people of Seminole County, this, our commitment to the future of Seminole Memorial. 15 Florida Hospital is committed to purchase Seminole Memorial Hospital for a sum of $8.25 Million. County Qlmmission Action League Plans Voter Registration Drive Memorial Civic Advisory Authority Council. The Council will be composed of Sanford-based physicians and dentists, members of the Board of County Commissioners, county and city officials - plus, members of the community. It is the intention of Florida Hospital, through the Board and Council, to insure that management of Seminole Memorial will always remain consistent with the best interests and needs of the local community. Seminole Memorial would remain a free-standing community hospital - not a satellite of Florida Hospital. Yet, it will share in all the benefits of a larger, non-profit organization. Our nonprofit status means that excess profits go back into upgrading services - not to shareholders. The Florida Hospital network is locally based, with a strong commitment to the welfare of the Florida Hospital pledges that-present medical staff will continue with established patterns of practice and will have the opportunity to apply to the medical staff of Florida Hospital. This would enable physicians to' follow a patient through the entire system when required. The medical staff of Seminole Memorial would remain self-governing, totally separate from Florida Hospital. community. This strong local base, means expert personnel, support equipment and financial resources would be immediately available to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Further, Florida Hospital pledges to build a satellite of Seminole Memorial between Sanford and Altamonte Springs, when future needs arise. • Dial 322-5I E. Commercial Further, Florida Hospital commits to spend whatever sums are required to bring the facility, equipment and services up to the standards of health care you've come to expect and have a right to demand. We estimate the cost to be $6.8 Million. By renovating the present facility rather than building a totally new hospital, Florida-Hospital foresees a substantial savings to the patients who will use the hospital in the future. Florida Hospital further pledges to, provide continued employment to the present employees of Seminole Memorial. In addition, they will share in the benefits of a non-profit network including our commitment to personal growth and development through in-service education, educational advancement at hospital expense, and employee health benefits. Florida Hospital is committed to education as a means to improve the skills and abilities of the people who will serve you, the people of Seminole County. - - - FLORIDA PATIENT WE SILL MEDICAREI AIDS - Eyeglasses $aye!' China WHITE GlAss LENS 25 SINGLE VISION - - BIFOCAL GLASSES AREA DEATH . Includss Your ChoicsOl plastic lenses at slight additional cost *Glnnt DupIIcd* *Your Dodois Prescription Fm.d* * Free Adjustm.nb aid lspiiis* 914 Thru r A.O.SOFT CONTACT UNIt 'Car. kit kctids - -- de l ON " $99 ,raM.. - - I LINDA'S AVAILA$LII - "nid and operated by Sanford Senior Citizens' 'HOSPITAL BEDS - - ___ . Is I. RICH AVE. - - CAM &W-W4WW1""Wf 73ê4010' - - lots wet 1; PRESSURE BID PADS • MISC. SICKROOM SUPPLIES And, if you further agree that Seminole Memorial should remain a community hospital, where local citizens and local officials have a voice in the planning and operation of the hospital in accordance with the. needs of the community .... MOWER PRICES" 3234570 SANFORD Then let your, voice be heard. - PUBLIC SERVICE SPINAL EXAMINATION FOR VICTIMS WITH ACUTE & CHRONIC PAIN -- I.NI*IPA . AVE. Danger Signals of Pinched Nerves: I. Headaches, Dizziness,Rh.....al %JL.I.... This is a message in the public interest from Irida hospital Breathing, Abdomi*l Pains. Pain, Hip Pain, Pain Down Legs - 1 PUBliC IE*VICB? Tbnaaade of ares residents have spins related problems which usually respond to Jlrji.cUc cars. 1teswwayOfu.esiryou tofladoutUyou nave a prebisa thst cow b J by _ mat No owl WA~ no Jgawa. MUM 11db wows aecIptlig is, a non-profit hospital operated by Adventist Health System/Sunbelt issa nesd feel any eb1lgstlmi. Mesflamnad 601 East Rollins Di. DANA I. IOTUNDQ - 60.9101 - - Write to your County Commissioners expressing your support. Then, attend the special public meeting on January 15 at 7 p.m, in the Seminole County Courthouse and let your feelings be known. 5 Lower Back - I it come true If you further agree that improving the present facility, rather than building a new structure, will help hold the line on rising hospital costs.. EQUIPMENT Numbness In Hands - 3234010 - 'BATH N 4. Pain Between Shoulders, DIfficult - PUNCH (MnIss treat • WALKERS 'CRUTCHES • COMMODE CHAI L Neck Pain, Tight Muscles, Spasipi 3. Shoulder his, Pain Down Arms, - SANFOUD $s - But we need your support to make If you agree that Florida Hospital's commitment to the future of Seminole Memorial will provide the finest health care possible without burdening patients with an unnecessary escalation in the cost of health care.... WHEELCHAIRS -• DIIPAND - Sales & Rentals - OPTICAL OUPT CERTIFICATES NOW •N,P • w - • Over 200 Fashion Frames Tinted or - PEKING (UPI) Chins disclosed today It Is training officials for journalists with Brown's party. "But It ii not our astronauts for 5PM travel. top priority. The Shanghai newspaper Won Hai publláed fly, photographs of candidate spacemen In space outfits under the a national science congress In Peking In March 197$, "China headline, "China's astronauts flap their wings on the verge of will irni be able to send a man Into orbit during the next eight takeoff." yS'L' It was the fid time the Chinese press huxnentionsd the traftft Xlnhua confirmed today. _____________________________ • The artideth the Wen Hui newspaper, which lspabllihedin Shanghai and reached Peking today, did not lflOflUOfl whM or JOHN H. WAMS Hnlsaon Funeral Home-PA U,Chlnawlllsendamanintospace. H. WiamS,,I1,of IsInchargsofrang,rnent. The deputy thief of general staff for the armed foross, w Lakeview Drive, Sanford, Xhaquan1 said during this week's visit Of DefiliN SSCFSIItY died Friday at Seminole own amameispsce program was not ona of igna's 1sW Hospital. Born In Funeral Notk.. top priority. projects dwft Its current ambitious modse- wa1es, he camethkford In WILLIAMS, H. rilsation $wografl. 1928. H. Was i Real Estate Memorial servlcei tor .islvt H. "We are considering this step, we are doing research, a man Sr., 51, at 40Latsv1ew broker in Orange and Williams Drive, UiWoi4, who died Friday In spice is possible," Wu said at a banquet given by army .,1 for. at Seminole Memorial Hospital, rawly an insurance Not In WUI be Monday at 11 am. at 1510n Funeral Home with liv. Sanford for American Firs and (aift later time. Irlison Funeral He 1i Im" by his wft Homo-PA In aw". Mrs. Harriet Williams, Sanfordi .ssss, John H. Wi'flat"s--Jr., Altamont. Spriags aid Dr. J.ffsry MItblaa, Va.; Wi Mts. Gwynns two W. R.cki arid $35 $ • Training Astronauts Seminole Memorial is your community hospital, and Florida Hospital pledges to support this community Identity and involvement by establishing a Board of Directors, the majority of whom will be residents of Seminole County, and a Seminole M. TIIIU PII.è.a MTVIMYp.i Sanford (iN) U$4M CNIIOP*ACTICp$y$Icj 6111. $Ib$T. SANFORD PN.1$31N$ - Orlando, Florida 32803 (305)896-6611 - / .-4' - - I ••.-.•. •__4.) • - - - -- . - •*t t . - . - - .• -•' - .. --, .L. - • - '.- • im Now TF - - - I - •- -1 •.•.- i'-.------ - -• -._.•%-'__• - - -' S .! - t - .. .á . ' 1a., ._ .1 5' I. S 5 at . Wvq a Ask �. . 0 - ...... , . ........... .$ Around — — WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. — — Slavery, ~ .-.. . _. — — - _. I. . "Now that's what I call status," he said. "I call It an ungodly sight," I corrected, "Oh, no, he stood his ground. "The home fireplace now takes precedence over the swimming pool as far as status is concerned." "Not in my book," I stood firm. "I like the pushbutton lifestyle." "But what would you do if the pushbuttons didn't produce?" he asked. ,,You could keep warm and even cook." Maybe so. But, still, In today's modern world, fireplaces would probably lose their charm and prestige If people really did have to depend on them. Odds are that today's moderns with fireplaces still push buttons for everyday necessities. fortable crewcut became obsolete and out of Call it fad, fashion or even fallacy but Just style. as sure as the man (or Is It a woman?) In the Just as women's sklrtlengths have gone up and moon changes his mind, so do people. down like a wlndowshade so has the length of And most folks don't really listen to the die. Milady's tresses. And today, the hottest and tates of their own wills, but are greatly inneatest hairdo for women data back centuries to fluenced by the decisions others make for them, braids worn by Africans and Egyptians. Originality? Getting braided today can cost an arm and a There's not much of It around when It comes to leg for those women who have the courage and clothes, hair, furnishings, customs, or what have you. Most people like to think they are up with .money to go through with it. the times or in other words, In style. And Just think, I go back to an era when However, a certain amount of tradition carries braided hair was "homemade" and had a poverty stigma attached. weight, even in the changing world. its Somebody said "hair Is the crowning glory." Many status symbols of today such as denim Well, hair has certainly been an arbitrary for example were poverty items years ago. issue, especially when men's locks were Just recently, a workman in our backyard lengthened several years ago, and the cornnoticed the large woodpile. — . .. ~ - Evening HerAd (USPS 4$1.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL.A. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, January 13, 1980-4A . . _____________ JULIAN 1 Xmas 1 1•t . Still To 0. . . ' (., 4 .4 . No-Friend 1 Come . . . ,". By JULIAN BOND :.t , A: r children could come from attention paid to the work of the Children's Defense Fund, a capitalist indoctrination, cries of kidnapping, national non-profit organization. brainwashing and slavery would ring through an me Fund's president Is Marian Wright outraged Third World, Edelrnan, In two recent speeches, Mrs. Various reliable reports indeed seem to verify Edelman adds up "the arithmetic of a new form of Communist slavery, 1979 style. A inequality" for black youth. She writes: Dutch newspaper recently reported scenes of "Black women receive less prenatal care weeping parents at Brazzaville airport in the —and receive It later in their pregnancies — Congo as 1,200 black children, mostly between 10 than white women. Prenatal care has been and 15 years and among the most gifted in that shown to be one of the most Important factors nation, were forcibly shipped to what were called mortality and health." "vacation camps" In Cuba. "A black American baby today has According to the Savimbi-Safire reports and almost twice the chance of dying within the other witnesses, Cuba's abduction of African first year of life as a white baby." "Black children and teenagers the from children is for a two-fold purpose: To compensate its illnesses at rates 25 percent or higher than the Cuba for the loss in labor manpower because of rates for white children and teenagers." troop commitments in Angola and elsewhere to — "Black children are twice as likely to advance Soviet imperialism, and the puppet have no regular source medical care as are Angolan government, propped up by some 30,000 white children. Of those black children who do Cuban troops, hopes to dominate the next have regular medical care, they are five generation of Angolans with Cuban-brainwashed times more likely to depend upon hospital outpatien t emergency room services than youth. If the forced labor and indoctrination of white children." "A black child is twice as likely to grow African children in Cuba is an "anti-truth" up In a family whose head did not finish high Angolan Communists assert it would appear Fidel school as is a white child." Castro would 'Insist on an investigation and "A black college graduate has the exoneration by U.N. observers. If, as evidence same chance of being unemployed as a white exoneration suggests, this new-style slavery is in fact taking high school dropout." Many children, however, belong to a U.S, intelligence and Washington officials 6an hardly be unaware of it. The resence of more minority not confined by race, clan or Mrs. Edelman notes. than 6,000 Angolan children in Cuba would be "We have found," she explains, "that if a almost Impossible to conceal. 15 not white, or is white but not middle In short, this situation Is too terrible, not to class, does not speak English, is poor, needs say to see the United States made, in effect, an ac- learning, adjusting, growing up, is pregnant complice to so great a crime against humanity' or married at 15, is not smart enough, or is too because ot the expedient Indifference or timid smart, then, in too many places, officials 1 acquiescence. exclude or discriminate against him — often with impunity" The Sterotypical working father and homemaker-mother caring for two children fits only one of 16 American families today. ' SS This cliche overlooks the U.2 million children whose mothers work outside the home, only 10 percent of whom have decent day-care slots The maximum Social Security tax will Inavailable. crease this year to $1,587.67 from last gear's X Wr , ~1."&, . Of * "1 4.W1 ç9. 1 , ,4~ .( 1. ,;, ,f ,. s •"I,P d'Z' . . . .4 . . ." . influencing infant / 1. Al . ,,j' - — 11 01 . - . .i.. . . — $ of SCIENCE WORLD $ . ewSex=Lure Perfume? — N young By ROBERT MIJSEL Isolated, purified, and analyzed and one of LONDON (UP!) — A scIentIst recently them was synthesized. it was alpha an. developed what should have been the dream drostenol, a chemical related sex herperfume of aI1 Urne — a human IVImumone" mones. It smelled like sandalwood. or sex attractant. A psychologist at the University then devised an experiment In which, according to In animals these odor signals are well known and sola the behavior they trigger. For the magazine New Scientist, both men and example pig breeders spray a boar women were asked to make evaluations of a to - an- So in humans the first positively Identified unknowingly anointed with alpha pheremone should have opened up a whole drcmtenol. The results have not yet been published but new area in seductive perfumery. they show that women rated the pberemone But preliminary wearers higher. Men, however, consistently alpha androstenol, show that in its present downrated the pheremone.aubJects. Since pure form women like It on men but men do pheremo,nes are suPposed to be attractive to I not like it. the opposite sex, the reaction of the women The research was carried on at Warwick was not surprising. r niversity by Dr. George Dodd who The key tothe male reaction can from the speculated, as biochemists and psychologists pigs. Boors become aggressive In have for years, that skin glands and other presence of pheremones from other boars, Dodd is aware that a pheremone-based unknown functions of parts of the body made perfume or after-shave might have cornit probable humans had pheremones like other organisms. mercial possIbilities but, according to New There are moths that can pick the Scientist, he Is not working In that direction. pheremone of a female out of the air miles Instead, he Is experimenting with an Idea away. In pip, the pheremone that ensuresthe that essence of tomcat ma spray would help next generation has long been synthesized women assaulted by muggers or rapists by and put into an aerosil. effectively labeling the attackers. Dodd's laboratory decided the secret might A laboratory in which they worked on He in human sweat and eventually Identified tomcat odor was unusable for nine months , - $ ' . . Inflation Game: No Hope Seen The United States will enter the 1980s with many handicaps as a result of its 1970s foreign policy, which was based on accommodation with Marxism and hostility to anti.cornmunIt nations. 1_1. r ' By ANThONY HARRIGAN i 1 : . pol ". — Policies I .1 . j t W ' . • 4 1:. ' . ...( . '. children and ship them back for forced labor and . I, . i... Christmas, the children's time, has passed. ' ' f But part of the proper celebration of our tf .. .. end pay for It all. the a sn would have prevented fib collapse of his government and the brealtdown of the country. $ ,.:, %. an In Morocco, a country with an Importent strategic position In North Africa. Only now Is the administration beginning to give Morocco a little military aid. For two years it turned down Morocco's appeals for assistance In Its fight against Algeriansupported Marxist guerrillas. Hass $ What the United States needs Is a new policy of positive friendship for countries that share America's anti-communist philosophy and that are strategically Important to the free world. ________________ I3m= As with every falsehood, there was some The self-full flUng, Washington-based with righteous fervor, pledged a massive r 11.1 program, Amid much fanfare, Rosalynn truth to reports of looting and diversions, but sabotage campslge, though, ho succeeded In Carter ted the ghastly refugee eesn on lbs relief efforts ware having a positive .1- drastically drying up the flow of donations to - - fact, the I alCambodian border. $ $ *jejca responded with their usual geu.,sending donatlosstoprlvate relief org lions.' I reported how senators and . umizr IWPVI1 ) the CnbodirV vgims 'nlg) seen he over, it ssenwtBut a v cjuicai oIeors In Deparlinent's E Asian ds SM lbs SO Cel1 we deWmined to use the Cw'bodian horror to W" cow War PIP006 PWML 0M ,,, and especially ft hostages themselves." These generally lw-expensive foods .orei't federally graded, as brand-name foods generally would be. SO in sense, your friend may be right. grading describes the PP'" oi Hineen told the president that "ij Character and real gosh of the.. militants are not clearly understood," anti there Is doubt about their absolute loyalty to the ayatollah. Noting "the continued selfideetiulcatlon by the militants with other leftist revolutionary causes in the world," mcI other asthetic qualities of the foods not their nutz'itIo'ial quilille' - Hes'e's how lt Works; acat$of brandgame string beans contain' vegetables ,Uuat we uniform In size arid a4w, while the bum na no-name can aren't. The i*itisnaj valus Is the samn and . way.;eans t. u 3-, sly,brand-nwnecail'.dpeaCbes - - , 11th45," been on the omge, liks UNI(ZF, OXPAM problem. besetting the rescuers Hansen wrote. Aink SM — ucos c*nu In the encothe sinc 'Awning to doisst politics, I'wqn confirm thie jwlgrst. r-i he"a4q *sed the Ui nkaqy sstastint 7W 000 ho __ _ Clow. that Aystol ish may be developing a covenç of tesenttarian sup- siiipineots, It .been by coriWt Ruboflab Khomeini's control over the 11"rIal and human righis abusesh4e In port ___WiL _ _ ____ and ___ idoptod a new tactic In what ems âEu4Id mrdeiousPglMnmipnghiw(Mtciiroli reported= an .arir ci (Mt the on. with other nations." H. "respectfafty called"wothu, War withVli'q.," - along the Thai border. of bs.ycar.'",I,farfre.w4 '4"rii (d)" cwW to t1ag a Sig Us tec°4jr wortby of the Accorng to my cmnguul' saroes, It's po''1y. Invw1ptI ft, qt nadir of on Nian aGW4 lbs ad- con kn.wt. that TMt effirWi steal I has now been comed In a private a" HNISIN 81110 add be h4ftwd $'a" ________ _____________ __________CW from Rep. Geerge r''stios's festdreggese repustoly_fed as inur as N posM dthe food k4"'I far latter to Pr*irot I let all, of the hj the Bob reports of the relief effort's thsbodian ofugss'ipo, then sell Ittor Hansen, R-Idebs reporting on his ascend hostage will be rv'essed *ryAniuica soon." $ we usiiorm In Mse and color, while no. 'y hi those peaches 'nay jjtJse. Agala, the t15 SM - - — - $ $ ' ,- ' S Dear Q___1- Pr Reports —Ii It tale at the 'arwiched whit. flow used In - .e bread Ii less nutritious than whole wheat? Not necesáarlly. Dear Header whole wheat white amount of same "I , u = , niacin, thiamin, riboflavin protein. — me ' $ I I, 1 , 2 $ ' . -. .-.-$- I .~ . -1. . - . ~; I . ' What dld the l970s mean for those ofus In the aging population? ç, .j , - We have been hopelessly trapped by world events that brought about . $ .'. . ' "' - . - ' :: ,,. L and Iron extracted In the processing of white flow are returned by enrichment sometimes In greater amounts than in the unprocessed flow. (The total vitamin and mineral content al whit, flour depends on tie degree f extraction during procsadng.) ; I , .. ,. •.•;.. :/.'. . 0 ..i r.. . lot 1"•' Food bills seemed to get bigger each at the supermarkets. Many older people faced the vital decision of whether to buy nutritious food or pay their medical bills. The prices of gasoline and heating fuel more than doubled In those 10 years. . time we shopped , .. • f 1. '&' $ ' '. - $ - " ' . , ' , ,,# 13 . . : - . , . .iie..... "' . -• .., — •..' .. ,. '.'. ', • . ' -' . . ... '.' escalating inflation. Medical science kept us healthy and living longer. But the costs of doctors, dentists, medicines and hospital care continued rising faster than other per- •. .•. , .. .:'.. ' , .; ' ' - .' It's true that whole wheat contains -. mom JflhJleillJ than whits flour. Yet research also IndIcates Mat ft presence of pliytases, a natural coestlUient of whole wheat may keep some of these to your g ahie minerals fy WOOdstT.SIII. . i • : •' Home rentals cost more. If we didn't have the ready cash as our rented houses , '• \\l ' \' and apartments were converted into condominiums and cooperatives, the boost In Interest rates made it virtually impossible to obtain bank loans to buy the homes where we had lived for many . .' " 1 ,j '; ': ' ••. C.uuau Reports I". been a "vinyl dressing" will — • At the end of the 1970s, about 23 mIllion Americans were over age £5. During the next decade, they will be joined by a large group of people now in their early 60$ or late 50$. The lNO census could prove that before N90 more than 25 million persons will be classified as "senior citizens." What can we hope for In the 1980$? We need a better national-health plan, .' ' fi--: , covering. ... • , , Rg,—Those restorative vinyl c$reslngssinoiddbeavallabkatthestcre that sold you the floor covering. That's a ,since the uMngs must be comlallblo with your particular type of floor surface. years. . '• toici ant,oft $ $ . $ • . • $ - ; — ' .• ,. , , . . • . ' ' .. ' '' • ,. •.,.,; . ' " • - ' ,. .:,; :., -. . . ', • •.. ' '' , :' !' ' 1 Medicare partially covers some of our health expenses. Some of us can afford supplemental health insurance for reimbursement of medical costs not covered by Medicare. But we need help from the government to pay for prescription medicines, dental work, eyeglasses, hearing aids, crutches and other health aids. When the sad day arrives that we can no longer live at home, we need better gover nment regulation of nursing homes, which have become a national disgrace. If we don't have the cash to buy our homes when they are converted into cooperatives and condominiums, Washington should lend us money — and at a lower interest rate than banks. We who are old and growing older can only hope that good programs will be enacted by Congress so that we can live out our so-called golden years better in the 1980$ than In the 1910$: And we can pray along with Americans of all ages for uiebesuhjng 1910$can bring: peace. $ I I 1 . " • , J6 On behalf of Youth Programs, Inc., we would like to publicly thank the members of the Church of the Nativity and the Knights of Columbus for their ge nerous Christmas donations. Through their unselfish sharing, our youths and their families were able to ,r " .... As we move into the 1960$ may we forever be mindful of our fellow citizens who are willing to share with others. Lenora Mobley Sue Miller Youth Programs, inc. Staff 1980s Bring Better Days . I ,1 Youth Staff Says Thanks I r V - Senior Citizens Praying • ' iMomation they',. P'4 5 MuI* pIft wrong. 7W UntIed States Is ubs'igg the National Fosts; A Searity Cousdl may be few .H, deggedly to the line that the dkW The Khomeini government, however, however, Odw sa in a 'ets are y ttng "seems to be a religious and , fleW, .1 the whe have the r.iw the logistics] movement that denies any communist $ - ___ --l"I" — w evidesm that a leftist kiftu,nc, In the form of Maolim aid flMV Word 41 Oft ii.l campilge of 4Ij eaged fll.Inforin.d blast at Vietnamese "ob. those who know the trus In struction" I" December 1, for ev"p'e, bodia.Assknowl eableC*toIHIfl source contributions to OXPAM America and 'j% -' ... under attack well-trained men in the services. We cannot stand by, and at the last minute hope that we have the manpower and intelligence to defend ourselves, I as well as thousands of our proud Americans served in the armed forces because we love our country. It's true that we had to draft to keep the forces up to par. I was a Marine recruiter prior to retiring and let me tellyou first-hand that the services (all of them) have dropped well beyond (their) strength when the draft stopped. E.B. Smith U.S.M.C. Ret. . hame" foods are "the bottom of the Is this true? No-name, or "noDear Reader "kills" foods are sold at many supermarkets today in cans or packages with 'plain lobsis that bear the name of the food Inside —string beam or peaches, for inidance — but m brand-name. _ , cltlaune nihid forward to hi CIgTIss $ relief crniutlens. Since President Carter's $ 1-I'il1 '1p.(M2r barrel." - tagtj 1-11 $ Dear Consumer Reports A friend of mine who's a food broker says "no- — rnj . $ — — ___ $ . .,, $ 'I -- .. ___ Cambodian people. Then President C'tur, deer t - Brantley.R-Longwood. 'No Name"Food Products I!!flh1 Vary In Size And Color I - , I - $ ___ '' $ ' In reference to the article "Growing Older" written by Lou Cotton, he reminds me of the neighbor who lives next door to many Americans who love their country and Is willing to fight for It. The guy next door is the one who says let the other guy do the fighting. To Lou Cotton, I think you should leave America if you feel this way, We are at the point where we need A complete lack of coordination by the plans for the city and the center's Casselberry Mayor Bill Grler's office ultimate location, were not told of the was in evidence recently as the state event until Friday morning, the day of -- Cambodian Relief Efforts Sabotaged - Orlando, hosted by our Sunshine State Chapter, on Feb. '3 a'.t ,Q. Come and visit with your old friends. For further information, write: George E. Kuskiziiuki, executive secretary, 101st Airborne Division Association, P.O. Box blAB, East Detroit, Mich. 48021. George Koskimaki East Detroit, Mich. I $ -$-$$- V - U.S. Needs Manpower Chrysler. But because they do not have the high pressured union leaders who control politicians, they don't stand a chance of any help. Stephen G. Ballnt Sr. SanfOrd Former Screaming Eagles of the 101st Airborne Division living, in Florida or vacationing in the warmer climate are hereby notified that we will have a Snowbird Weekend in 0 W" We need to reorder our priorities, Edward D. Yokley Sanford it. This is a country of free enterprise and we can either make a million or lose a million. We have many small manufacturers and businesses which have gone broke and bankrupt which were as entitled to government help as - $ problems. ' $ - Richard Kelly. who spouts off and takes oft in all directions to all countries, bl*iIQUurXuOney. flg le mus''nave a publicity-oriented staff that rivals If not surpasses the presidcnt's. What has Kelly done for his constituents? Nothing but spend, spend our tax money and milk each issue for all ft worth — trying to get re-elected. I have the answer: stay on the job, do your home work well and try to Just for once to help solve the nation's - LJ presidentand leadersCE our government with authority have just made another grave error. By bailing out the Chrysler torp., our government has shown partiality to a company which imports many ofIts products and our labor does not get any benefits from Snowbird Weekend Set - candidate whose schedule would allow car pools; 13 percent said they have Win to attend, Treadway, said. made other changes and 16 percent said Don't let th e fact that Atlantic Bank of The annual dinner will be held at the they have not changed at all. `contract for construction funding of the the ceremony. Seminole County purchased at auction Harley House in downtown Orlando. Questioned about whether they plan to There will surely be a groundbreaking Casselberry senior citizen complex was Mr. P's supper club for $10,000 when the buy a new car in the next year, 68 percent ceremony when construction begins - hand-delivered to the city, mortgage was foreclosed confuse you. In a recent survey of Florida members said they do not. Of those who do plan to State Sen. John Vogt, 1)-Cocoa Beach, sometime in April or May and maybe The bank held a mortgage for $168,000 of the American Automobile Association buy a car, 75 percent said th ey will buy h*nd.delivered the contract to Grier then someone will think to invite on the property and furnishings. So the (AAA), most of those polled said they had an American made car and 52 p:rcent during ceremonies Jan, 4 at Secret Lake everyone. bank not only has the $10,000 Invested, changed vacation plan s and their driving said it will be a medium-sized style. Park where the structure Is to be built. The federal-sta te grant,. gran t, for the but also the $l68,000 and wiU have topay habits because of rising gasoline prices. The use by law enforcement officers of None of the city council members, with facili ty's construction totals $265,000,over four years' back property taxes on the Thirty-low percent said they made radar devices to catch speeders has met delegation, to call or supper the exception of Mayor-Elect Owen a two-year period. The city of chairman of the club as well, shorter trips; 28 percent said they had In the courts of the Miami Box 884 in with tI'Isfavor at P.O. The bank probably would have been canceled their trip; 25 percent used "Sheppard, was apprised in advance by Casselberryhaspledgedatotalof$35,000 write his office a area. But 60 percent of those who Altamonte, prior to Jan. 18 for the itegno "the city administration that the grant had toward construction. Total planning and much happier If the owner of the club, plane Instead of a car; four percent In the survey favored enparticipated t he agenda. been approved, nor were they Invited to construction money for the project is be placed on Mr. Patrick's Inc., could have paid the a bus Instead of a car; and three perce speed Limit by that nt forcement of the "the ceremony. None of the county $223000. used a train Instead of a car. A total of 26 means. Also, 65 percent opposed the use Proposed legislation should be mortgage payments. "ommluloners was apprised of the grant percent said the rising prices and Seminole Legislative Delegation prepared In writing, Hattaway said, with The Former Texas Gov. John Connally, scarcity of supply had no effect on their by motorists of "fuzz-buster" type radar award nor were they Invited to the to each member of forwarded a copy detectors to avoid detection by traffic 'tremony. And the county commission will hold a hearing at 4p.m. Jan. 23 at the delegation so that each item can be fully Republican candidate for president, is to vacations and two percent had no control officers. City Hall Commission toward Altamonte Springs "has pledged allocation of $25,000 be the keynote speaker for the Orange opinion. reviewed prior' to Chamber. construction costs of the complex. County Republican Lincoln Day dinner On driving habits, 52 percent said they Thirty-three percent were opposed to Other members of the delegation are: Feb. 12, Lou Treadway, Orange County have combined trips; 48 percent said the use of radar to catch speeders and 22 Those wishing to Present a matter to Probably worst of all was the tact that the senior citizens who served on the the delegation are advised by State Rep. Vogt, Sen Clark Maxwell Jr., R- party chairman has announced. they drive slower, 18 percent said they percent favored the fuzz-buster apadvisory committee, which worked out Robert Hattaiay, D-Altamonte, Melbourne; and State Rep. Bobby Connally was the only preiciential drive less; 8 percent said they are using proach. — - Hot-air poli ticians and the press grasping at straws for things to write about are comparable to a new baby: easy to conceive and hard to deli ver. I am sick àiidilred of reaIlna&ut and listening to our great congressman New asseIberiy Game: 7Ve'Got A Secret Lake Park' The administration also has beentin- , . -- What Has Kelly Done For People'? When Is something going to be done to try to control prices so that people can begin to live again and not only exist? We don't seem to have anybody at the head of our government with any authority. We only have appeasers who put off today's work for tomorrow and tomorrow never comes. The price of everything is getting uncontrollable. Taxes are getting beyond comprehension. With such uncertainties business and Industry cannot operate properly. This uncontrollable situation has caused the recession to Increase Its pace considerably and is causing many businesses and Industries to discontinue operation, with many going bankrupt. When a business or industry goes bankrupt, then all the creditors and suppliers have to pass some of the loss on to other businesses and they to the wholesalers and they to retailers and they to the consumers who in the reviewed American policy In recent yearn, saying: "The Carter administration Is sometimes accused of having no coherent foreign policy — an incoherence as evident In Latin Amerka as elsewhere. This may be unfair. A policy is discernible: namely, that of winning over would-be enemies by acting hostile to wouldbe friends." The Council explained that Chile has ben "presented by skilled demonology as the ogre of the non-communist world. The presumption in Washington appears to be that wellpublicized harassment or humiliation of Chile will earn the friendship of regimes attracted by the Castro camp (such as Michael Manley's in Jamaica), and popularityamong the proletariat and peasantry of the various non-Marxist despotisms of the subcontinent.," This unfrlendshlp policy towards anticommunist Chile, which narrowly escaped total communist control'during the Allende regime In the early 1970s, has bee manifested most recently by new restrictions on loans to that country. The Carter administration's unfrlendshlp policy continues towards Chile and other ;qcommunist countries, despite its manlfe$t In this connection, It's essential that the record high of $1,403.77. it overlooks the children of single parents, United States rebuild Its ties to South Africa. And In 1981, the maximum will soar to $1,975.05. the families with children suffering At long last, the U.S. public is aware of the w Workers are becoming restive. Complaints emotional, physical or strategic importance of the Indian Ocean. . uI tOO OOC to purchase health already have stirred Congress to consideration of The U.S. Is likely to have strong naval forces of new parents who are old rolling back the 1981 Increase. In the Indian Ocean for years to come. South' physically to conceive but too young Not only the plight of the working person, who enough emumily 10 parent African airfields and naval bases would be Is seeing a persistent erosion of the purchasing enormously valuable facilities for American Like too many frivolous gifts, that real power of his paycheck, has caught the forces, The U.S, should make every effort o two pheremone-type compounds. These were thereafter. 'obtain access to these facilities. congressional attention. Discontent in Alaska present will have to wait until next year. prompted state employees to withdraw from the system with the advent of the New Year. JACK ANDERSON Federal employees don't participate. A strong Social Security system demands universal coverage. Each defection, such as Alaska's, weakens the Soda! security base Survival of the program may depend upon .1 action to reduce the tax burden, which for many workers exceeds the amount they pay In income WASHINGI)N Despite i Copious out. "failure," and blamed It all on the wicked a handsome profit. And POI Pot's "fat, visit to Tehran. Hansen's Iranian contacts tax. pouring of crocodile tears from the White Vietnamese occupying forces in Cambodia 'adlitic" soldiers are indeed stealing food hive turned out to be better than those of the Congress is listen ing. House over the plight of Cambodia's starving and their Soviet backers. from Cambodian civilians, the source added. White House. $ millions, the same officials who for political to this line, food 'I1ents are But dsla these depredations and the reuoni dragged their feet onreIlef shipments being diverted to Vietnamese troops or Hansen notes, as we reported, that the . 41 continuing to sabotage the desperately otherwise withheld from the starving logistical problems of distributing the food in supposed ruling body of Iran, the BERRY 'S WORLD reasons. war-ravaged Cambodia the relief program RVO1U4O needed program. cu, populace for conscienceless political has limited uence Is succeeding, I've been Informed. Though over the radicals In the embassy. infl how mass starvation would help the Governomgnthusgo,$Irapertid on the $-$.— ---$-stlibadly--undernour1shsd-Camboda's INIM "M Pral* excluded from SM 8Oieti the h5&t5 and Is belated and are no longer wh4esak of any slgigflca,g contact IJj the li ''lde of the Cambodians was never made darvatilon halt'heart.d oftorts to aid the stricken people dying , Jan. 13, 100-7A mendations of every relevant state arising from the Occidental-Soviet that has put together the Soviet con. availability and domestic agricultural agency, and adding further to the heavy contract that justifies the severe costs tract. productivity, Now, in light of the aggravation to environmental cost sustained by the arrangement imposes upon the —The body of water to be polluted is world peace that Russia has instigated unique national treasure, the Suwannee Americans for the sake of the Soviets' American people. We respectfully urge you to reby its adventures in Afghanistan, the River, recognized by Florida's Gov. agricultural benefit. examine the merits of the U.S.-Soviet shipment of scarce American resources Robert Graham and Georgia's Gov. Despite the tangible losses to the phosphate trade agreement in light of to the Russians seems to be contrary to George Busbee as being worthy of was, until recently, the Afghanistan invasion. the best interest of the United States, classification as a national reserve, it is U.S., the public to marginally accept the bçen prepared We extend to you our admiration for We do not wish to burden you with a river whose lower reaches have company's argument during times of your stamina and resolve during this every detail of our grievance, but its earmarked by the Department of the a National domestic economic hardship, exceedingly trying period of infundamental elements are as follows: Interior for acquisition as changed ternational conflict. Wildlife Refugee. But the circumstances have —Phosphate is exploited in this —We envision that the OccidentalPeter C. H. Pritchard dramatically. Russia is now clearly an country without benefit of a USSR phosphate contract will President overt aggressor, posing severe dangers management plan that balances the 'ultimately require strip mining of Dade W. Thornton to world peace and American foreign availability of the resource with phosphate deposits in the Osceola Chairman of the Board policy. national security, foreign policy, en- National Forest, located close to the Florida Audubon Society no longer Florida Audubon Society vironmental quality, energy Suwanee, contrary to the recornMaitland recognizes an advantage to the U. S. - I weeks ago, if the United States were to take over I an African nation, round up thousands of j Insecurity The Board of Directors of the Florida agreement has been established enAudubon Society released the following titling Russia to one million mertic tons letter to President Jimmy Carter of superphosphoric acid per year for 20 urging him to re-examine the merits of years, derived from phosphate ore the U.S.-Soviet phosphate trade mined and chemically processed In agreement in light of the Afghanistan north Florida at considerable eninvasion: vironmental expanse to the lands Dear President Carter: surrounding the Suwannee River. The invasion of Afghanistan by Florida Audubon Society and many f.. Russia Is cause for alarm and disgust other Individuals and citizens groups throughout all segments of American expressed reservations about the good society, sense of this arrangement at The intervention has given the Environmental Protection Agency Florida Audubon Society reason to hearings held in'August, 1978 In adseriously question the wisdom of cer- vance of the issuance of a National thin aspects of international trade Pollution Discharge Elimination between the U. S. the Russia. System (NPDES) permit to Occidental Specifically, we find that a trade Chemical Company, the corporation On Our 4 . .' Sunday, I U6*56111111111*5ov,iWet Phosphate Pad Degrades Environment VIEWPOINT BOND Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Our Readers Write 1979 Stwin In an interview published in the January, 1980 issue of The American Spectator, Jonas Savimbi, leader of the pro-Western UNITA guerrillas who are fighting the Russian and Cuban-backed MPLA (Marxist) government In Angola, raises I once more a terrible moral Issue that the United I States and the Free World cannot In conscience ignore any longer. Mr. Savimbi charges that more than 6,000 Angolan children have been taken from their homes and shipped to Cuba since 1977. He made the same allegation when he visited Washington in November, and was largely ignored. But, as columnist William Safire noted a few OPINION [_ . * . . .. !. N 4T A V,t ,A ,iI4.. ' ' . '.-.. _W~ - $ - , -. . $ - - -' '- —. -' - . W7 %_-_ •0 0 , 1 $ ', • ,g'.,.-4, ... -- - �r- -.. •. ...........- - - -. .'? - 0 • • Vat¼r . . -. - SPORTS Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. In Sunday, Jan. 13, 1fl0—I8 Stretches Streak To 16 Seminoles Get. 'Fired upir1 Whi p A p o p ka By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer PROUDLY PRESENTS! HAND," Stonewa magnifil ts "We were outclassed tonight," stuttered losing coach Butch Helms. "But we'll play better against them the next time around. "Anyone that tries to run on us will have a hard time." With the victor', the Seminoles extended their season-long Sanford coach Bill Payne couldn't have summed things up winning streak to an undefeated 16 game mark. any better as his fifth-ranked Seminoles destroyed Five Star Payne was quick to compliment his bench after the big win. Foe Apopka 97-60 at the Sanford gym Friday night. "Our reserves did a super job in the second half. A lot o The Seminoles never trailed ball game as they Jumped teams don't realize that we have a strong bench. The problem out in fromt just five seconds into the contest on a lay up by is, when you have 14 players on your team they all can't play at Glenn Stambaugh. The 6-8 Blue Darters tried to push the ball up court early but the same time." Sanford has had it problem, playing to its opponents level they were stymied by a tenacious Sanford defense. this year, but they overcame that problem against the Blue Eight first quarter turn overs by Apopka led to a 22.14 Seminole lead at the end of the period. Darters. Sanford wasted no time increasing its lead. Bruce McCray "The kids were really psyched up for tonight's game. We took a feed from Stambaugh to score on a slam dunk, giving were ready to play." the Seminoles a comfortable 33.16 lead with 5:40 to go in the David Thomas led the balanced Seminole scoring attack first half. The Blue Darters closed the Sanford lead to 11 points before with 21 points. McCray added 18 points and 10 rebounds while the Seminoles regained a 48.32 advantage as both squads went Stambaugh finished with 16. to the locker rooms. Smooth Eddie Williams was the scoring ace for Apopka as he Despite tralllhg by 16 points at the half Apopka managed to fired in 17 points, lie also helped out with seven rebounds for . shoot 50 percent from the floor. But Sanford blistered the dazed the smaller Blue Darters. Blue Darters as they hit on 21.30 shots from the floor for phenomenal 70 percent. The Seminoles face Dehand on the road Tuesday night "We probably shot better tonight than we have all yearbefore coming back home to tangle with third-ranked Daytona Mainland Friday night. commented Payne. Stambaugh started the second half In the same tashlo', as he "If Sanford plays the way they (11(1 tonight! think they'll beat opened the game by scoring a lay up off the opening tip. latirilatmc1,' replied Helni. Seminole collected four more straight baskets to give Sanford Payne snapped back, "Deland is our next game — we'll worry about Mainland when the time comes." 1• r - . 0' / • Si . 4 I' MICROS%O 'The kids were really up tonight, we psyched came ready to & play'. Seminole High Coach any JUMBO Bill Payne Forward David Thomas scrambles for a loose ball In Friday night's 16th straight victory for the Tribe. This time Apopka was the victim, D .- Another . S .7 , Pantry Pride Exclusive 0q•V ... Perfect for soup, I stew, I chowder, I cereal . or to use as a serving dish for '. • 6 . .. .'..$ 4.. 0., U. .' condiments or crackers! I iTaIII 11 n — if arit boa uisa ust for shopp ing with us ! j A 'all II No:11ful ou can pick up an extra special bargain each time you shop! 'Lifil regular size mug of your choice for only 99*. Or, a super 1jI Jumbo mug for Just $1.I9. Andyou can choose from a myriad of, 'patterns and styles! Lovely florals, Contemporary trip... . and colors 1 to match every decor? 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Daytona Is our most important race looks like I've got to work on the finish," :Franklin, Term,, driving the same 1977 Monte - following a warmup session that lasted less than and It's Important to go down there next month Unluckiest of the 35 drivers who attempted .10 ;Carlo he used to capture last year's race, won the one hour. The restricted time was due to heavy with a lot of confidence that comes with winnln' qualify was Neil Bonnett of Hueytown, Ala. 1pole position Friday for Sunday's $160,000 rains that drenched the track. this race and leading In the points." Honnett averaged 107.773 mph on his first lap and -'Western 500 at Riverside International Raceway. Gurney, coming back for just one race after a Waltrip led most of the 1979 NASCAR season then spun the car and wasn't able to run a second ` Waltrip, claiming to be "more and more 10-year layoff, said he was satisfied with his standings but faded in the 31st and last race of the lap. Schmitt, the last driver on the track, bumped relaxed" on the unfamiliar road course, averaged fourth-row starting position. The road racing year at Ontario, Calif., to lose the championship to Honnett out of the top 25 which qualified Friday. 113.404 mph to edge Cale Yarborough of Tim- veteran, who captured the Western 500 five times Petty by 11 points. l3onnett has the option of keeping his speed or :monsville, S.C., who averaged 113.333 mph. in six years starting in 1963, ended his retirement "I've got my start down pat," he joked. "Now it making another qualifying attempt today. . Next were Richard Petty of Leveicross, N.C., at to drive in what he called a "nostalgic revisit" to ;113.248 mph; Bobby Allison of Hueytown, Ala., at the track where he first became famous. :113.201 mph; Dale Earnhardt of Kannapolis, N.C., Waltrip Indicated he wasn't surprised to have at 112,355 mph; Dave Marcia of Skyland,.N.C., at the pole position. 112.211 mph; Dan Gurney of Newport Beach, "With all the rain and the mud on the track, I By JOE DeSANTIS perfect 5-0 mark in the Five Star Conference. 'Calif., at 111.984 mph; Benny Parsons of Ellerbe, figured it would be slow," he said of the 2.62-mile, Herald Sports Editor Mainland's well oiled starting live, which have played N.C., at 111.735 mph; Joe Milhikan of Randleman, eight-turn course. 'It seems like we do better Lake Howell coach Greg Robinson had the right idea Friday together for close to seven years beginning in the Daytona N.C., at 111.576 mph; and Bill Schmitt of Redding, every time we come out, night. But the third ranked Mainland Buccaneers had a few YMCA youth program, worked like a finely honed razor to blitz Calif., at 111.276 mph. ideas of their own in the Lake Howell gym. "We're fixin' on winnin'. That's the way to start out in front of Lake Howell 80, the closest the Hawks ever got "We can't let them control the tempo, we have to maintain throughout the contest. the ball and do something with it when we have it. No mistakes Sparked by Sam Henry's 26 points and a dozen assists, the and a near perfect game if we're going to win," was how Buc'scombined a seemingly never miss shooting Robinson summed up what was needed of his Hawks to beat in the first half with a smothering press to race to a 30.14 first the talented Buccaneers, quarter advantage that ballooned to 53-25 by halftime. Mainland put on a dazzling, ball-hawking, torrid shooting "We like to do it early and set the tempo," explained and crisp rebound performance that all added up to spell a 100- Mainland coach Dick Toth. "That way we can make our op. 69 victory - its 14th straight of the year which includes a ponents play our kind of ball." The Buccaneer's, who average a 58 percent shooting mark By United Press Inter. "I was a little tired, but I winning streak. Greg Ballard Junior Bridgeman scored a from the floor, hit on 24.31 shots the first half and pressured :MU0Ul caught a second wind," he had 31 for the Bullets, three-point play with 21 Lake Howell into 16 turnovers enroute to the big lead, Dave Cowens -was fighting said. '1 waa expecting to get lakers 123, PistOns IN seconds remaining to lift Toth used his starters sparingly throughout the second half, mad but it was Rick Robey tired,! usually average about Jamaal Wilkes, Spencer Milwaukee, to hand New York as evidenced by 10 Buccaneers making their marks in the who played with vengeance. 17 minutes a game. I looked at Haywood and Kareem Abdul. Its third straight loss, score book. "Losing Dave put a 1t of itasan opportunity and l tried Jabbar combined for 75points Spurs in, Cavaliers 109 Jerry Smith was close behind Henry with 20 points and 11 pressure on the bench and I to take advantage of it." to lead Los Angeles before a George Gervin, the NBA's rebounds while Larry Smith canned 16 and Alvin Payne tossed iii glad to be able to do it 7/ / In other games, record crowd of *146, which leading scorer, fired in 12 for the hot-handed Bur's who connected on 77 percent of against a team like Atlanta," Philadelphia downed came to see the homecoming points to lead San Antonio. -.• their first half shots. Lake Howell played a much better second Robey said Friday night, Washington, 119-106, Los of Earvin Johnson, who Randy Smith notched 36 for half than first half but the early margin proved too much for fter he replaced the ejected Angeles beat Detroit, 122-100, scored 13 points with seven Cleveland. the Hawks to overcome. Mainland didn't exactly go ice cold in cowena and scored 22 points Indiana defeated Chicago, assists despite a pulled groin KIap 112, Nvggets It quarters number three and tour either. to Lead the Boston Celtics to a 110.105, Milwaukee topped muscle in his right leg. Scott wenan wored V Smith, Henry and Payne continued the torrid shooting I0l3victory over theAtlanta New York, 109.107, San Trail Blasses 12$, Nets 17 points to help hand Denver its display, connecting on 12-17 third quarter shots between the Hawks. -. AntoniO jolted Cleveland, 111. Tom Owens and Ron 14th straight loss on the road. three of them to stretch the margin to 8249 entering the third Both Coweni and Atlanta 109, Kansas City clipped Brewer teamed for 57 points SuperSsnica lii, Jw 09 quar ter. center Tree Rollins got the Denver, 11246, San Diego to help Portland break a 12. Gus WfflIs scored a Lake Howell's Claude McKnight and Reggie Barnes put on a late with 2:37 left in the (bit stopped Golden State, 1166112, game road losing streak. points and S..tti. held Utah little second half shooting spree of their own. McKnight, held period when they cne to and Seattle won over Utah, Mike Newlin had 19 points for to just two points in the final scoreless in the first half, canned 4.4 shots in the third period blows after a battle for a 10010. New Jersey. six minutes. and 2-2 In the last to finish the night with 12 points while Barnes rebound. Slurs 119, Bullets 109 Pacers 111, Bilk 169 Cls ill, W'rIsrs 11* led all Lake Howell scorers with 18. Chuck Scott also tilt double Robey played 31 JuMs Erving scorsill 33 )iiy Join .cor.i 38 IMyd Fr,, scored 30 piig, . figures for Lake Howell with 10. idding 10' assists to his points and led seven points to lead 1ridIi and including 77 in the second Mainland managed to outscore Lake Howell by only three leasonhigh point total to help Philadelphia players In Rk*y8obsrs led amicago with ball, and Brian Taylor added points in the second half 47-44, somethIng that was of concern odon win the battle of dou*1s figures to help map 19 points. 19 to lead San Diego to j to Toth. division leaden. Washington's fourgame Buck. 11$, Ilileks 17 fourth coiuscutive win. "Usually we play better defense than that," he pointed out. "We've been letting our opposition average about 50-55 points a game so we gave up a Little more than usual." -, Toth also served some notice about the future of his Buc's. "We have five kids that can play major college ball. When my Ued pr, levneth S. 1oul& 4.3, and the New York Ranger. whipped 'Y-' we're right I don't see anyone that can stay with us. If we Gerty Ungir, the NHL's ailtime Iron "I hope tida is irnlng point," he sold. Edmonton, ________ $4. continue to Improve I don't see why we can't go all the way." an,iams up with a golden per- "I've 1usd a tough flume." . S All the way would be to l.akeland for the state pla yoffs. (Cho 4 S Urger's ____ seventh goal of the u____ _____ OMMM Fidsy ____ There is one squad that might have a few words to say about tWalter scored two goal, to he Ryan ;HucorsdaflfourAtirn'tagtmlstobslp gave 'IwIa all lead In time first period, that next Friday night when Mainland visits fifth ranked W$id1*E .win for the fourth straight Flsenss scosi a 4.3 victory over the times Michel (kulet and Pg, 11nm Seminole. 11 S ________have coonK4Id 14 seconds ert in the ..nd time at hems. lbs Canurks of Irliitl3ontheroiiL. ç "We pd weUeaaftneIeuigh"hs togiveusbscs31Is.d.' DAYTONA MAINLAND (ill): Smith II, Prince 16, Harris 5, it "th guy doam't go out there and Urger tied It at 17; tfl 1 $ Beauty 2$, Cooper 4, Akeley 4, Payne 12, Morris 3, Sheffield 8, ____ it 'Ds OW dsrefosrgoaisoa his own.It restored the____ WW for the Nerdiquns Gore, shovIs thetalent he ChIld 4. Totals: 4110-17100. 11:36. Urger ccq4$,d his 1Ph. cesser uIoplaysd befor, back peobians clowlsd Us a tonic effort." LAKE HOWELL (69): Barnes 1$, Scott 10, James 3, C. vsrtMl.u, the goals was a morale. hat trick at 1:13 d the third period and ida arir, scored ida 10th goal of the Lake howell'. Chuck Scott battles Mainland's McKuigbt 12, Smith 3, Layton 4, Brightman 8, laCore!, ter for the centermu, whose netted the gam,.,bmer at 13:46. early in the third period. Buffalo, Boucher 1, Conway 4, O'Shaughneuey 2. Totals: 2711-24 19. Larry Prince (11) and Herb Harris (IS) for a streá of consecutive games In other games, Washington DiVI-IOII HaliUme: Mainland 2; Lake Howell 25. Fouls: Mainland 17, played snapped at 014 on Dee. V In Vancouver, 7-4,, Buffalo nipped Colorado,won fow of Its last five road natcheL SCCOflu qudsirl rebound. Lake Howell 18. JV, Mainland 74, Lake Howell 38., ' " .. - . S • • - -. - - • Unger's 4 Goals Lift Flames 011A - - - , , - ILU - ' ____ . - ____ - J - S - pantry Pr ide - _____ 0 •%."- APOPKA (60): Rutland, 6, Taylor 11, Anderson 5, Richmond 12, Williams 17, Webb 3, Swift 0, Young 2, Wright 4. Totals 27 61460. SANFORD (97): MeCray 18, Stambaugh 16, 1). Thomas 21, Butler6, Whitney 13, S. Thomas 2, Grace 4, White 4, Alexander 2, Gaudreau 2, Baker 0, Slpplo2, Guy 5, Jones 2. Totals 44 9-15 97. Halftime: Sanford 48, Apopka 32. Team fouls: Apopka 17, Sanford 14. Fouled out: None. Technical: Coach Payne. 4 5' ' . b' :• - a wi . , S mug ..; a 58-32 lead with 4:21 left in the third period. Payne's reserve troops carried Sanford the rest of the game as they put the final touches on an impressive 97-60 Win. • IDave D.ec'ks Rollins But obey Floors Atlanta 10893 Now you can collect a complete set of beautiful muwc - I .. • Mainland Crushes Lake Howell flUt5, _____________________________________ - '- Sanford swept the night's action as the Junior Seminoles set back Apopka 59.41. Stanley Hogan scored 19 points for the Seminoles while Billy Sweat and Martin Butler added 12 and 11 points respectively. e WaItri Grabs P For Sunda y ole arr ' . a r - - - vu -- I • • • , . 0 . • I 4. t ,:L :. ).'.. -S . , , •é/'t, . •. .,I ¶, -k t• "Li.... r.*_ ..J!i f .-- . ________ 0% •;_,. 30 'r �El 26-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan. 13, 1900 PUTS UP HIS DUKES byAlan Mayer ollno~hflxr' z',f 6.//e1w0q Syracuse Orangemen Th e Oviedo Lions improved their season slate to 8-4 with a 68-62 win over the Eustis Panthers Friday night. 7/5 VP `6"' PEWL 57EiYP Stop Rhode Island Zqg X2 B United Press Inter- Syracuse assumed an early national lead and held a 21.13 ad- Balance was the key, for Digger Phillips squad as four of Oviedo's five starters placed in double figures to offset a 20 point performance by the Panther's 6-5 super sophomore Kenny Green. ,CO,EFCOT/ Fifth-ranked Syracuse, vantage with nine minutes to Passing another obstacle in go in the first half. URI staged this very difficult week, is a comeback and tied the getting ready for the hardest score, 26.26, on a tip-in by Phil part. Kydd with 5:30 to go, then "It wasn't pretty, but we're went ahead, 32.30, on a 20-foot Just happy to get out of here jumper by Mark Upshaw with with a win," Syracuse Coach 1:38 left. Jim Boehiem said Friday Syracuse caine back fast in night, after the Orangemen the second half, moving into a scored a 64.54 victory over zone defense and taking the Rhode Island. lead for good, 37-36, on a 21. The triumph, the 13th of the foot juinpshot by Marty year without a loss for Headd with 18 minutes to Syracuse, was especially play. The Orangemen then important since it was a opened up a 55-48 lead with prelude to Sunday's meeting 7:21 left on a Roosevelt Bode with ninthranked Purdue. If layup. the Orangemen - who have "We're a little tired," Boalready beaten West Virginia ehiein admitted. "We've and Baltimore this week - played five games in eight can win that one, they will days. I felt Rhode Island was have nade it a week to a good shooting team." remember. "Thirty-nine percent from Louis Orr gave Rhode the floor isn't going to beat the Island something to No. 1 team in the East," said remember when scored 20 Rhode Island Coach Jack points to pace the effort. Kraft. 0 C5 cOR///G uo W " 14.4 , - LL_ I I f! lowing his victory over the man who beat him in the final of the U.S. Open last Sep. tember. "Winning today doesn't mean anything unless KIlebs' 6, Rieckle 4, J. ,Johnson 2, M. Johnson 2. Parker I. Totals: 24 14-19 62, Halftime: Oviedo :19, Eustis 27. Fouls: Oviedo 19, Eustis 19. Fouled out, Riecke, Elleby. I) Gerulaitis again got the jump in the decisive tiebreak, winning the first two points, and he went on to end the match, 7, points to 4. Death The Spruce Creek Hawks held off a furious fourth quarter rally by Lake Brantley Friday night to edge the Patriots 58.52 in Five Star Conference action. Spruce Creek played two bailgames as did Bob Peterson's crew. L.S.U. Picture Clouds BATON ROUGE, La. (UP!) - Six defensive back with the St. Louis Car"I think the I coaching) staff has done weeks ago, LSU Athletic Director Paul dinals, for the job. an excellent job with recruiting but there flipt,,ii wag ... in *1w nwa#ln,, .1 •Irn m_,.._... _.z._ . . - . u jyiogj uIiivn wrn1t-iv, quoting are alolot:ooseendstnathavetobepot school's Board of Supervisors recom- sources close to the school, said Stovall together," Dietzel said after meeting mending Robert "Bo" Rein as the next would be offered a four-year contract to with LSU Chancellor Paul Murrill. LSU football coach. take over as head coach. Dietzel choked back tears during the Dietzel was to make his recom- brief news conference late Friday, and Ile returns today In a "Twilight zone" atmosphere to name Rein's successor. mendation to the 15-member LSU Board said he was crushed by the tragedy that Rein, 34, is presumed dead after his of Supervisors at a 10 a.m. meeting took Rein's life. today. "I wish I was smart enough to know private plane mysteriously veered "I think It would be most fitting not to what to say, but this is one of those things miles off course and plunged Into the make any comment aboflt possibilities that defy...," Dietzel said, not completing Atlantic Ocean, Friday. until the time comes," Dietzel said. "I'm his thought. "I can't imagine how Although Dietzel refused to speculate not going to say anything until I actually 'devastated the Rein family is and how on the new coach Friday, he reportedly tell the board what the state of the ship badly we feel, was ready to recom.mend Jerry Stovall, is." "Frankly, you wish it was one of those an assistant under Dietzel at South Dietzel said the new Tigers' coach things that was a bad dream and. you Carolina and former professional would retain Rein's eight-member staff. would wake up and it would go away." . . ,,s,s.,. .',,,, The first half belonged to the Hawks as they blitzed out to an 18-5 lead In the first quarter and stretched It to 40-20 by halftime. The key for Spruce Creek was holding the Patriot's senior guard Doug Dershimer to four first half points. Until that third quarter, though, It was a give and take game featuring two heralded Juniors - 6.211k Fred Hinson of DeLand against the Greyhounds 6-2 Neal Gills. Lake Brantley wrote the second half story. Behind hot-handed Dershimer ttie Palots outscored Spruce Creek 32-18 do wn the f inal stretch with Dershimer canning 16 second half points, but the early deficit proved too much for the La ke Brantley crew to overcome as Spruce Creek h ung on for the 58-52 victory. Backcourt pa rtner Gary Hays added 10 points to the Pa triot attack while Harold Laughlin chi pped in wi th 6. Lake Brantley faces Oviedo Saturday night In search of its second win against 12 losses this season. The Lions stand at 8-4. : Gillis, whose game hign 25 points came on snake-like drives down the middle and on the baseline, nudged Lyman ahead 21-17 halfway through period two, Hinson responded to the challenge with a nifty pass to another Junior Darryl DeShazier for a three-point play and a 22-21 lead one minute later. Gillis and Deshazier again traded baskets for a25-24 Bulldog margin, but it would be the last time the scoreboard blinked In favor of DeLand. SPRUCE CREEK (58): Gordon 11, Hankerson 5, Horne8, Tenbrockll, Britton 8, Jackson S. Totals; 282- Sophomore center Eric French bounced off the bench for two free throws and a basket. And when Nelson followed with two more tharlty tosses the Greyhounds carried a 35.28 advantage into intermission, I Lyman converted an incredible 25 of 30 free on the evening, which was definitely a, determining factor. DeLand, on the other end, connected on 13 of Despite the difference at the foul line it turned out to be a foul on Hinson his fourth and two technical fouls late in the third uarterwhich may have spelled doom for Art Parissi's Bulldogs. '-The coaches, however-begged to differ. "No, I don't think It would have mattered," arissi objected. They were already seven up and had the momentum." 8 58. (s): LAKE BRANTLEY Satterfield 2, Laughlin 6, McGar%ey!, Hays 10, Moths 2, Dershimer 24, Sever 6. Totals: 28 12-20 . Halftime: Spruce Creek 40, Lake Brantley 20. Fouls: Spruce Creek 15, Lake Brantley 13. Fouled out Sever, Nelson Grabs Patriot center Tom Moths battles for a rebound in Lake Brantley's 58-52 loss to Spruce Creek Friday - Two Stirnkta- flc co: rf I 4 Lyman's Lady Greyhounds LYMAN (U): J Smith 12, got 26 points from Maria Serrano 2, Ferrftto 11, M. Smith and 12 from JoAna Smith 2$, Page 4, WhIte 3. Smith to score a surprIsing 58- ''t, 2$ iwi . over 4A top rated DeLand Friday night. Halftime: Lyman 27, The Lady GrOyboWith took DeLand 13. Total fouls: the lead at the first quarter L)UU 18, DeLand 15, Fouled and never let the Lady out: M. Smith, Barkley, Bulldogs get any closer than j,. ,.., eight points throughout the contest. 11111 _ _ .. - .. . Pd -.. '-- -- -- . ME NMI: *101*15-I *1.4 P.M. $ATURDAYS-lA.M.'l P.M. lii N. W000L*NL SIUIIYMD DSLAND - PHI 134-5733 - KNOXVILLE, Tenn. 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Sho 25 73 $21 8 24 73 .511 8 Portland 13 30 302 17 Golden St. Friday's Results Boston 108, Atlanta 93 Portland 128, NJ 107 Phila 119. Washington 106 Los Angeles 123. Detroit tOO San Antonio 116, Cleve 109 Indiana 110. Chicago 10$ Milwaukee 109, New York 107 Kansas City 312, Denver 99 San Ogo 116, Golden St. 117 Seattle tOO, Utah 90 Saturday's Games San Antonio at Atlanta Detroit at Indiana Cleveland at Houston Seattle at Denver Phoenix at Golden State Utah at San Diego Sunday's Games Los Ang at Boston, aft. New York at Phlla, alt. Portland at Wash, aft. Chicago at Detroit, aft. Houston at 1.511w, aft. N.J. at Kan City, aft. Atlanta at San Antonio Utah at Phoenix '.'" ' " 310.50; TO High Games Henry Mueller 210, Sexton 169 Bob Auge, Ted Foote 188, Andy Slenstrom Realty. Dvlton,i Patrick 187. Bud Hull 182, Verne DELTONA PINBUSTERS Sanitation, lops & Awnings. Pohl 180. Ralph Grooms 180, Bill Standings Jet Sd. Spoilers. WOIM. Crab House, WOTM 2. Schott. 179. Ben Kiesel 170, Sam Bare Hares. Crackerjacks; Santord Heating k,lminsky 169. Lisle Miller 169, Rebels,- Dynamos; Popeyes; H,.jh (".im,'s Putt, Eve 161, John Makowski 168, Joe Drescy'ec n.... A. rl~ eS. Leprechauns; W,,nda Hubbard 165. Jeanelte 167. Ted Puckett 167, Raymond Sper Sports; Yankees; Young Hi tCt(O 163, Pay Weddle 1S1 Pucker 166. Harry Fulton 166. Lou at Heart; Gators; Double Dozen, t4 .I' St'rc 5an0a pluObd dr Bolton 166, Frances Fileqer 185, Lucky Strikes; E Marks; Four 0, Ruth Eve 399 Winnie Spencer 118, Rose Patrick Diamonds. Mr & Mrs . Cliarlies' Other Hiqhlighlo, I urkeys 165. F3eqqy Streit 166, Clare Reinal Anqels, Hi Balls, Orange Ann CurtiS 160, Glidys Grannem,,n 159, Hazel Bowlers tigers I Bauder 158, Mildred Moran 158. Go ers; Hacienda Ninos. Strikers THURSDAY NITE MIXED Pat Vlente 157, Barbara Knesel High Games Ted Foote 224; Standings Hellions, Heaps, "I" 155 Peggy Streit 192. Sam Kdminsky Ready'. Hits and Splits. Jemms, 205. Ole Olson 190; Mildred Moran WittS, L ake Mary i' uo, Greens High Series Bob Auge 531, 186. Henry Mueller 182; Raymond Grocery. Sanford Auto Parts, Verne Pohl 511, Henry Mueller 510, Pucker 181. Andy Patrick II? 186; I ikeview Nursing Center Andy Patrick 503, Sam Kaminsky Joe Weick 180. Jim Arroyo 178; B;;; ,,,liull IN, Doi Ki5( 179. ed ru(,,eIt i*i. laipn H10 (ames Butch Rose 207 Grooms .477, Ben Xiesel 473, John Makowski 116. Barbara Buster Anderson 201. Wait R i ngo Raymond Pucker 168, Harry Knesel 176; Ed Knesel 174, Elsie 203. Fd Vogel 235, Eric Larson 164, Fulton 163, Winnie Spencer 485. Arceri 166, Ginny McKibben 165; Terry Evans 165, Lowel Evans 181, ((are Reindl 148, Barbara Knesel Winnie Spencer 161. Frances Don Will 1(1 193. Erm.; Thorp 156, 178, Hazel Bauder 425, Rose F ileger 156 Jeannie Adams 163, Pick Hamelin Patrick 422, Mildred Moran 118 High Series Andy Ptric( 538; 156 Converted Splits Ted Foote 515, Sam Kaminsky Winnie high Series Butch Rose 579. Spencer 7 8, 36 10. Ted Puckett 4 511. Henry Mueller SO4, Raymond Rict,.,rd Heaps 542, Wait Ringo 9, 3 10. Ruth Foote 3910; Fred Pucker 490. John Makowski 188, Don Witt 521. Buster Anderson Drew 510, Joe Wick 15. Barbara Ole Olson 116, Ben Kiesel 176. Bill 4 7 4. 4, Jeannie Adams ISO, Eric Knesel 6 7. Bob Auge 310. Mike Schott ABS; Barbara Knesel 451 ,, rson 434 Burke 310. Mable Pithoud 3 10. Converted Splits Mable Pithoud Converted Splits Rick Hamelin Mike Ross 310 3 5 7, Jim Arroyo 357 twice, '2 710. Peggy Pots 56 10 antI 1 5 Other Highlights Gladys Teddy Bennett IS 7. Buck Smith I 1. Don Will 6 7 10 C'.ranneman 57; Henry Mueller 510, Pose Patrick 5 10; Joe Drescher 510, Otter Highlights. Turkey HI NOONERS Elsie Arceri 5 10; Ha Crowell 5 10; Mabel Vogel (S in row). Jerry Standings' Lake Mary Pub, Gordon Leisenring 5 7, Olt F,irella (twice), Ed Vogel, Jeannie Flagship Bank, Lucky'S Canvas, Granneman 57; Mike Burke 4 57; Adam s. W,t a Ringo (6 in row) Slenstrom Really, Chesapeake Rose P ittllnqer 16 7. Winnie Crab Gouse, WOTM 1, WOTM2, Spencer 67; Ted Foote 7 i; verua DELTONA PINBUSTERS Deltona Sanitation. Tops & Grooms 6 7)0; Edith Thibodeau 6 Standings Jet Set, Spoilers. Awnings, Sanford Heating 8 10; Gerry Leisenring 8 9; Rebels. Dynamos, Crackerlacks, High Games: Carol Calwell 236, Raymond Pucker 7-9; Ruth Pare Hares, Super Sports, Young Phyllis Mott 391. Verna Bolton 353, Mueller 5 9; Rudy Westray 4.6; at Heart. Popeyes, Double Dozen, Ann Curtis 173, Sandy Moore 171., John Makowski 57 twice; Mike Bucks 8 Does, Leprechauns, Libie Whitehead 16 3. Ross 310; Bud Huff 3- 10 ; Adam LuckyStrikes. F Z Marks, High Series; Phyllis MO$? 537, Rlffllnger 3-10; Verne Pohl 3.10. Yankees, Gators, Mr. 8 Mrs., Carol Colwell 505, Verna Bolton Other Highlights: Julie Russo Orange Bowlers, Four Diamonds, 487, Ann Curtis 167. 101 lOS 104; Star of the week Ole Gems. Charlie's Angels, Ringers, Converted Splits: Verna Bolton Olson Queen of the week Anna its Balls, Easy Go ers, Hacienda 3 tO, Donna Rogers S 7, Mary Bayer Lyman's Neal Gillis drives for two points in the (t''lo'tid's F'ridav night w'iu over the l)eI.anil Bulldogs. SANFORD SIGN UPS Week Frankie Iautzenkiser 108 High Averages Jim Nader 116, Gus Ninos, Strikers Flagship Bank, Lucky's Canovas, . 25 410 too 39.00 lLeoue.Koldo 6winging Slim (7.4) 22.0; P (2-4) 64.11; y (3. I EchanoPerfl Q Q (3-1) 34.60: P 12-7) 11150:1' :4) 337.00: OD (4-2) 27.20; Time 7.1)211.50. 11:51. m..m.. 3.00 Time sp'soarlena I $ ZIP ,.-------_________ p 'S 'I No osI.n,on. NO I4I* m__••m____ _____..._._.... ATSANFOIDORIANDO Friday ølgbt results Firstrace-4-ILD IMinateeMork 4.60 3.10 7.60 3.60 210 fliarem Whiz ____ -. . TELEPHONE . m. , . . - Registration for the spring taking new players. You IIIUSt DeLand (65) Hinson 14, Thomas 8, Reeves sen, running from March be between the ages of 5 and 6, Brown2, Ramseyl4, DeShazier 11, Jackson to June, will be Jan. 19 at 19, bring a copy of your birth 4, Ferguson 2, Gordan 4, Hamler 0, Totals 26- Pinecrest School from 10:00 certificate, two pictures of the 1345. a.m. to 1:00 p.m. player 2x2" of the head and Lyman (85) Gills 25, Scott 10, BaIley 14, shoulders and a $20 Everyone who played last Nelson 18, Lemon 11, French 2, lfthlman 2, registration fee. season must re-register to tz'ow2,Str1b11ng0,Gt111ani0, Totals 30-25. play this season and parents If anyone has any questions permission Is needed. DeLand 10 II 20 17 65 please call Susie Reno 323 Lyman 13 22 25 85 Anyone who Is Interested in 9087 or Jackie DuBois 323. joining a soccer team, we are 1957. Fouls: DeLand 19, Lyman 19. Fifth Game lMikel-Zarrs 11.60 9.00 4.20 3 New Color 3.60 3.20 SArta.Elorza 6.20 6.40 4MightyMlnnle 5.20 lUrliar-Juan 5.20 0(5-I) 43.60; P ($5) 92.70; T (I0(3-I) 9.20; P (1-3)32.50:1(1.3. 5-4) 700.60. 4) 60.00; Time 31:57. Sixth Game Fifth race -3.L o bManateeMlndy 7.00 1.20 3.00 7Oguiza.Koldo 25.20 9.50 6.40 5.60 6.60 SNegui-Amore 3 Pens Crash 6.20 4.60 6.40 SRica.Oyari SShe Talks 4.60 0 (36) 61.201 P (6.3) 96.601 1' (6. (' ($) 79 7. 10 TB (5-7-I) 2311.70. 35) 621.20; Time 30:40. S.v.nthGam. Sixth racs-5-16,A 14.40 5.50 2.50 7 Wright Bean Bag 6.50 3.50 1.40 20gulza.Arana 1 OW's Snicker 3.10 5.00 6.20 4.20 S Ciloni:-Urquidl 3.60 SAldanaElori. S Pantheon 3.40 0(2.5)54.40; P (25)116.00; T (20(14) 34.00; P (7.1) 71.40; 1' (7. IS) 350.40. 15) 305.50; Time 31:10. Elqhth Game Seventh race -S-16, I 9.60 6.10 5.20 11,20 5.10 1.00 ILegue-Mendex 2Last Flight 7 H's Jonnella 4.60 4.20 3.30 3.40 3Arta-Oyarl 3.20 1 Cilonlz-Elexpe 6 Overexposure 3.60 0(2-7)55.40; P (2-1) 111.50:1(20(34)41.30; P (4-3) 164.20; T (4. 3I) 271.40. 74) 993.00: Time 31:14. Steve - . . BOXSCO t. V. , 'I .1,' Jai Alai Cog Racing !' S I I \\ I I SSO no $111alliar vs. Do is In JAN. 131h I111i.ill. gj furL thu Sum. im __________ - LUIIASTEA MM champion TCN &e. Winter Park Mali UYAN$T JOHN MATURE soy LANE verses FUNAWDU Mutt GRAHAM DON DIAMOND -• .-.,1 .-. Pro Bask.tball C7t1C0 St. 52, Stnsls St. 64 Mont.Tch 73, Rocky Mtn. 70 Pfev.LV $5, San Diego St. II Mont. 72, Carroll 63 Coll. 71, S. Ore. -e. Tech 75, F. Oregon 51 4Sacto St. 15, Hmbldt St. 73 Disc San4er, Boring Machine, I6%' Drill Press. and 34 Lathe' :, .. Pro Hockey West NY PIINAND(Z " ' . "- I Honey Hush 15.00 6.00 4.60 9.00 5.00 7.40 6 Elorza 3 Thunder Struck 5.00 3.60 I Zate 4.50 6.60 7Hahlra's Gal 1.60 4 Juan 3.40 Golden State at Seattle 0o1'3) 25.00, P (1-3) 6431: T (1. 0(64) 55.50, P (64) 210.90; TI (46.1) 439.61. 32) 251.50; Time 31:36. Ninth race -7.16,T Tenth Game 3Roz.ma 5.00 4.20 2.60 SYza 10.60 4.60 6.00 IWright Jumper 7.00 1.10 2allbao 12.10 1.10 1 Cllppin Along 3.20 1M.ndez 7.60 Campbell Conference 0(3 II 45-Oh P (34)100.10:1' (30(2.5)40.40; P (3.2)110.10: T ($Patrick Division 24) 361.40. 1-1)272.61: Time 43:7), W L T PR. Tenth race -lILA Eleventhcame Phila 21 2 1 61 1 Passport Pass 16.00 7,40 5.00 NY Ra ng ers 6.60 3.50 3.40 lAr to:Elexpe 19 I? 1 15 IMarle Ann 1.00 6.40 2Negui-Bengoa 1.10 3.60 NY Islanders 16 17 6 35 S Think About Me 0.10 lRlca-Ai-ana 3.00 Atlanta 16 15 S 37 Q(il) 31.40: P (14) 61.00: T (I' 0(24)40.20; P (4.2) 131.70; T 14. Washington Ii 23 6 35 , 2.1) 311.10. 0-1) 175.00; Time 31:41. Smythe Division eenthraci - 3.t6,C Twa'fthGame W L T Pts. 3 Grand Gal 12,60 1.00 5.70 SCilonlj.Elorza 21.40 6.009.2o 9. IS 1412 12 I She's A Bug 4.50 6.00 3AItu.Bongoa 12.00 4.60 Chicago 16 19 6 35 7.00 7 BilbaoElexpe S Riser 13.00 St. Louis 15 31 7 37 0(34) 41.11; P (5-3) 06.00; 1' (5. Vancouver 0(31) S300 P (34) 164-10) T (3. Winnipeg 12 25 5 29 3-7) 140.11. 1-5) 627.60: Time 31:63. Colorado 12 74 4 25 A - 2M1, Handle $193,251. Twelfth race -3.IC Edmonton 9 2ManateeChckls 1.40 6.30 2.40 1 Bud'sAudra 7.60 11.60 Wales Conference )GlueAlt 6.00 Norris Division 0(71) 23N P (31' (3T Pit. 43) 213.30: Time 3StlZ. lastern Ciaference Montresl 46 20 16 6 A - 4502: Nina. $314,194. AftaatIc Division Los Angeles 19 13 $ 46 W L PC,. 0$ Pittsburgh 45 17 13 11 Boston 32 10 Detroit • 4 5 7 35 31 11 .730 1 Ptilla Hartford 9 20 10 25 Wsllngtfl 19 21 .475 17 Adams Division 27 24 .47117 New York ORLANDO-sIMiNoLI I. New Jersy 15 26 .409 15 FRIDAY 11501.11 Buffalo 2$ ii 3 Central Division PfrstGam. MInnesota 31 9 $ w I. Pet. 0$ 14.40 $30 ISO SPIta.Koldo Boston 31 12 6 II 26 1$ .591 3 Jose.Lorz ® Atlanta 17 10 6 40 San Anton 23 71 .572 4AldaflaB,itla Toronto 17 19 " 70 77 .474 s 0(3-5) 37.41, T (1.3-It 341* Houston Benedict $6, Paine 73 flridgwtr 96, Shnandoah 76 Ct,ris Newpt 72, Meth 4. Del. St. 91 W. Chstr 71 Lander IS, Charleston 10 Uvngstn 61, Huntsvl 39 Newberry 7). Flagler St. Andrws 62, Va. Wslyn 37 W. Lib 71, St. Vince Pa. 72 Midwest cltI St. $3, Ill. Tech 75 Cleve St. 90, G. Mason 69 E. Ill. Si, Wis-Pttvl 43 i4astings 69, Mt. Marty 67 Huron 72, Black Hills 61 Clii Circle 99, Mo.-Stl. Milliken 66, Carthage 61 NE Ill. 104, G.Williams 63 Oifawa 79, Tarkio 73 S.D. Tech Ii, Dak. St. 76 SW Bapt. 59, Mo. Wstrn 53 Wis•La Crss. 76, Wnona 43 Southwest Blhny Nirn 6$, Dal Bapt. 63 . Bapt. 101, Bapt. Bible 66 Tex Sthrn 57, Wisconsin Spiral, tools. Watch the Shopsmlth In use and you'll we how easy N Isle ts-lj and howqsilckgy you can learn to use It foe all your own wno4n.-hing prelects. It's a handyman and woodworkus dream COW siso, so don't miss this Ilmlted.ftme, FACTORY-DIRECT SALE of this superior tool to "We always beat the good teams," said sweet-shooting senior Maria Smith, who led the charge with 26 points. Earlier in the season Lyman had upset pre-season champ choice Mainland. Joanne Smith added 12 and Sudie Ferrltto 11 for the Improving Hounds. Fourth race-5.16, I Manatee rlday 'East UMITED.TIME NIGH SCHOOl. The Bulldogs played without point guard Hollis Ross, who was suspended for missing class. In the evening's lidlifter the Lady Greyhounds upended previously unbeaten conference leader DeLand 5846 after juin. ping on top 27-13 at half, 6.7) 64.00: urns 31:60, jasketball (awn silty Shopsmfth Is more accurate than any combination of IT 0 Hinson and John Ramsey paced DeLand with 14 points each. Joining Gulls In double figures was 64 muscleman Glynn Bailey with 14 points, while Nelson collected 19, Lemon 11 and Scott 10. DeLand dropped to 6.8 on the year and 2-3 in the Five Star Conference. The Greyhounds improved to 7-8 and 2-4 in conference. 3.10 1 AlavaReyes 0(6-7) 105.00; P (7.6) 0(3-6)11.60; P (3-6) 44.70; T (3. College t Tate To Meet Weaver "The majority of the time when he took the ball between his legs, I'd play his left hand and make him go right," Nelson said while iclngdownasoreleftelbow, "He's (Hinson) a good player, but he took them out of the game with too much one on one" 7 Wright Heidi mik, homi fipuiii, Cteata gIfts lot family ot frinds-and do Uas well as w000ii.g es,sfts I Even stan your own money making business I 0.e tool does It .111 , Holmes. MD - ) . "' MI Mr MiNi CIJPPIRS SHARPENED REPAIRED *MI Units Shield P. Uatpuol two A Yur-Isp.aally Norska's* a Simple System with - .,,, an SCOREBOARD 2 FREE SHARPENINGS WITH AU. NEW SHAVERS - .tJ. . WE SELL ALL BRANDS OF NEW SHAVERS *M Wet Diii Si Fsdy Triiasd Izjet *M Wet karsatssd WOODVORKING. ... . SHAVER CLINIC ELECTRIC SUCCESSFUL - . ' Lady 'Hounds Upset DeLand DELAND (4$): r1dge 11, PALM SPRINGS, Calif. Regalado and Mac MeLen- that meantl hada long way to Kratzert, Ray Arinno, who Barkley 2, Uardwick 3, (UPI) Obviously, Larry don, go to be back where I used to also had a 65, and Bob Murphy Jeaklss 1, Pate 23, Jackson1. Nelson is pleased to be the "It took a week of bathing be." are at 139 Totals: 141141 . leader after two rounds of the, my wrist In hot water to Nelscm shot a 70 at Indian Defending champion John 90-hole Bob Hope Desert regain any mobility. It was Wells in the first round of the Mahaffey is In aoi of 10 (iziicii' WIUII WUV IWU U4 W 'URU 01 5C&e3P uecause an i U RL 110 WflU lIVe-tIme FLORID Having a right wrist which could think of was that my complete because of the rain. Hope winner Arnold Palmer IF "I made some good shots 'Is In a soup of 12 tied at 141. doesn't hurt makes him even career was finished." IMRIVE and I made some bad ones I Mao at 141 are Jerry Pit, and happier. Nelson came out to play In a , p away with," he laid. keith Fergus, who tied for It's two weeks to the day mixed partner, one-day event ln Friday's round, played at young fIiowvJ lead with tnilv when Nelson had his nI -I NlintI in eni,opn •'-o-' ougher Eldorado tfl Ule lout- Bob Proben. Proben, who wrist taken out of the cast he California, last week. He course Hope format, Nelson opened with a 61, skied to a 77 had worn to give a sore tendon teamed with Amy Alcott and said he was able to steer the and was back at 145. a chance to heal. That day he they won' the tournament, ball better than he had inthe -thought his playing career moving Alcott to predict first round, and that acwas over. Nelson would win the Hope counted for his line score "My wrist was stiff and I Classic this week. "But any time you shoot a couldn't bend It," he recalled "That was nice of Amy to low round," he said, "there Is Friday after shooting aspark- any that," Nelson said, "butto a lot of luck Involved." Butch Baird, Doug Towel Ung, 7-under-par 65 to grab be honest, I didn't have that MPH the Hope lead by a stroke over kind of confidence coming In and Marke Hayes are at 131, Scott Simpson and two shots because I was hitting six under par and three shots over Craig Stadler, Victor everything to the right, and behind Nelson,' while Bill -. - ... night. ThelossoppedDeLandto 8-2whileLymanhnprovedto It worked well enough to blow the game wide open in the last quarter as a steal and layup by the good Doctor handed Lyman its biggest lead of the night 77-54 with three minutes to play. "It gives us a little more quickness and better ballhandling," Lawrence assessed of his 11th hour move. "It also Improves our Press, too," And that it did as a swamping defense spearheaded by Nelson broke open a tight allgame near the end of the third quarter for an Impressive Greyhound runaway. - Rein's Flmore 5 8 tO Happenings on the lanes Hey, keglers What an exciting Other Highlights Turkeys. Ann couple of months are ahead of us It is tournament time! Curtis & Carol Carwell, Verna Iidies, the time is drawing close for your sign-up deadline for Bolton. I bit Whitehead the Seminole County Women's Bowling Association tourCARDINAL nament. Standings I Special Delivery, If you haven't signed up already, be sure to do so no later 2 Gutter Dusters, 3 Sweet In irdhi0n5. 1 Old Faithtuli, 5 Star . than January 25th. The tournament will be held at Bowl Dustecs, 6 Gypers. 7 Free Birds, America Sanford on February 2nd & 3rd, and 9th & 10th. Entry IncrebIes . 4, ---.-., 5 . blanks may be obtained at any of the three County Bowling High Games Jerry Hulbrook Ill. Betty Lively 110 (116 ay.). centers. Get your team and your doubles partner now and let's Mary RuSSell 122 (dv 90). Mike make this a successful tournament. Your S.C.W.B.A. Board Shannon 136. Artis Robinson 153, members have worked hard to make this a real success. Willie Whitt 171, Earl Close 157. Ron Ingle 115, Tim Palmer 122, how would you like to be partners with a lady professional Don Fann 196 bowler, and compete for $1,000 first prize? Both men and High Series Belly Lively 114. women bowlers will have that opportunity at Bowl America Mary Russell 312 (90 av ) Mike Shannon 376, Earl Close 111. Ron Mandarin in Jacksonville on February 3rd. Ingle 118. Don ann 198 The Iitlies Pro Tour will be there February 3rd through the Converted Splits Liz Zaccour S 7th, and the Pro Am portion will be on Sunday the 3rd. We ar Other Highlights Star of the now forming 10-person squads at Bowl America Sanford. The Vt'ek Betty Lively cost is $7.15 per bowler and each squad winner will have their en try paid into the Pro Am in Jacksonville. BALL & CHAIN Intruders, Moon No-Tap bowlers - our 300 jackpots are up to 1. $200 - 2. 5200 Pies, Go fletweens. Alley Cats, All and :3. $57. Better get out there and roll for it!! In The Family, Hut n Se.. Round Tuits, Pin Heads We now have four adult-Youth teams and looking for at least High Games Ernie Runon 204. four more for a league on Sunday nights. Come on Morn an d Jim Nader 251, Reese Moon 164. Dad, get out there and bowl with your kids. Meeting this Or Kirk 175, Ernie Hickson 176. Bryant Hickson Jr 145. Mike Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ('all Phyllis Dearborn, 323.6438, for more Conover 187. Ginny Hull 169, inf ormation. Frankie lautzenhiser 157 More information will b' provided on the tournaments next High Series Ernie Runion 521. week. Especially on the Seminole County Men's Bowling Jim Nader 619, Drew Kirk 479. Ernie Hickson 152. Frankie Association tournament coming up in late February at I ,iutzenhiser 44-4 Fiirlanes, Indian hills., Other Highlights Star of the '-.. - Kegler's Komer - "We moved Nelson on Hinson," Lawrence said. "And every time Jeffrey was able to turn him we told the other guards to go get Lawrence employed seniors Jeffrey "Doe" Nelson and Sam Lemon along with lightningquick sophomore William Scott In a backcourt trio which combined for 40 points. Spruce Creek Edges Patriots In an even more dramatic match earlier Friday, Connors rallied from a 4-1 deficit in the final set to overcome Roscoe Tanner, 2.4, 64, 7.43, with a berth in the semili.nals riding on the outcome. Connors, who had lost a third-set tie-break to Borg the previous night, won this one, 7-3. "I've got a 50-50 chance now to win," said Connors, who Insists his attitude Is much better than last year. "I've had tough matches and that's good for inc." Borg wound up with the only perfect record in the three rounds of round-robin competition after crushing Jose Higueras, 6-2, 6.0. Both he and Gerulaitis earned a bonus check of $10,000 for finishing first in their respective groups. Nevertheless, Parissi was nailed with TWO tectuilcals for complimenting the referee on what he said," was the best call he made all night." The zebra man apparently felt flattery would get DeLand nowhere and reprimanded the witty Parissi to bite his Italian tongue. Nelson Journeyed to the foul line and hit three of the four gift shots to put the game, for all practical purposes, out of reach 58-48. Lemon followed with a jumper at the third quarter buzzer for a 60-48 lead, Lawrence also concurred that the technical 'night have been ex post facto. The former Stetson standout instead pointed to a defensive move which paid off. "Maybe this three guard offense will work," Lyman Coach Torn Lawrence mused outloud to no one in particular before Friday's encounter against DeLand. "I think we might have something here with this three guard offense," a more convinced Lawrence remarked to assistant Coach Norman Ready after the Hounds had built a 35-28 halftime advantage over the visiting Bulldogs, "Three guards. We're gonna stay with this setup a while," a now thoroughly convinced Lawrence confirmed about his strategy move which paid dividends fora 85.65 befuddlement of visiting DeLand Friday night. EUSTIS (62): Green 20, Clendenin 16, HarrIs II. Hawks Halt Patriot Rally Ilistriliule-il by kirg I-',.turi*Stnil'catq. - Buildiogs By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Sunday, Jan. 13,191110-3111 I r - M #g11s OuOrds Whips 1* . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V M The victory marked the fourth straight for Oviedo since the holiday Outlook Tournament . perhaps this thought was all you win the tournament. It the inspiration he needed was a good win, but if John Friday nigh( to win two tie- wins tomorrow he'll forget he breakers and edge past lost tonight." McEnroe. 3., 7.6, 7-6. At the'time. the match As a result, Gerulaitis gets seemed to mean a lot. to play Jimmy Connors in the McEnroe easily won the opening match of the opening set following a break semifinals at 1 p.m. EST in the fourth game, but they today, followed by Borg and struggled tenaciously for each McEnroe. And even If point over thr final two sets. Gerulaitis Is destined to meet McEnroe, after dropping Borg in Sunday's final, he the first three points of the would earn $64,000 for second second set tie-break, then place against $30,000 for falling behind, 4-1, had a finishing fourth. The winner match point at 6.5, but picks up $100,000. couldn't penetrate Gerulaitis' "You've got to win tomor- ensuing service, finally row," Gerulaitis stressed fol- losing, 9-7. Although Gerulaitis and McEnroe already were assured of berths in Saturday's semifinals of the $400,000 Grand Prix Masters, the booby prize awaiting the loser of their match was Borg, the world's greatest player. It was a privilege that Gerulaitis in particular wanted to pass up, inasmuch as he has lost all 14 matches he's played against Borg, and LY while the loss dropped Eustis to 7-5 on the season: Oviedo faces Lake Brantley Saturday night and will then tangle with Kissimmee in a home contest Tuesday and finish up the week with a bye on Friday before facing Bishop Moore's Hornets at home on Tuesday, January 22. OVIEI)O (68): Kessinger 18, Roland 13, Burgess 12, Murphy l0,,Jones$, Scott 4, Meyer3. Totals: 27 14-22 68, Green's scoring efforts for Eustis were aided by Bill Clendinen's 16 point showing and 11 points from junior Kevin Harris. 1 .L 11111111M.- - ,:4 - Senior guard Troy Kessinger paced Oviedo's balance with 18 points. Fellow senior Horace Roland tossed in 13 while ever-improving freshman Ronnie Murphy canned 10 and Bill Burgess added 13 to the Lion attack, Borg, McEnroe Make Semi 's NEW YORK (UPI) - The third man on the court, invisible as he may have been, was the awesome Bjorn Borg. Fur tu hours a n d 2 minutes Vitas Gerulaitis and John McEnroe were struggling through what should have been a meaningless match, Borg was very much in evidence. Oviedo Lions Use Balance To Whip Eustis Pant S. ORLANDO 78i S UIAN' Rt)S -.1... A' .,A',,, .A.i n)i _______________ X DEO '\ 1101 SOUlO ) I I p I I I I S WOO(JLA70 HL CASSELIERRY ''ALTANO$TESPIINGS S I? 92 A h' 4 Al) ,,I jA. A Ai hitOhlUtt 0+iiT CuT' H) .. __ ' 5 X 'r'j, '.t' zk'& A _____ 't,.S " I . ,. . '' lI..'-:.-Jr.: k.. • "a - i. ..-..'.a' . . ,, ,. ,' ow' S -.... t, -I. - ' - , •. i'.'' lo, - -.-,-. -ii.-' :'; %'-..-.th-. -- '- ' :','Pa -:.:..' .,. �: • S _______________ 4 B—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. lNVlTAT,ONTOB,D aled bids will be received by tt ctooi Poard of Seminole I lorida until 9 00 A M on January 21, 1930, at the office of 'tu Suijerintendent. 1211 Avenue. Sanford. Iritta 37771, at Wtiich time and .'ace all proposals received Will be j:ubliclyopened and read aloud for iurnishnq General Contractor ervCC5 tar the construction of Project LAVE I3RANTLEY Illc.t4 SCHOOL RE ROOFING Ustrn,ited Construction Cost 5603.50000 (irposit for Plans and Specif rations 550 00 PLANS. SPECIFICATIONS. lOL'l NC. and other CONTRACT DOCUMENTS will be issued Only IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Case No. 79•2315CA.17.K STATE OF FLORiDA. DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL AFFAIRS, JIM SMITH ATTOR NEY GENERAL. Plaintiffs, VENT RON CORPORATION, a Florida Corporation and THOMAS 0. NICHOLS and MICHAEL SMITH a K a MICHAEL FL EM. INGS ak a DAVID INGRAM in their individual and corporate capacities and the NATIONAL FRANCHISE BUREAU,a Florida Corporation and MICHAEL SMITH, in his individual and CITY OF T 0: -. . .. -, Legal Notice NOTICEOFINTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned persons are engaged in business as partners under the fictitious name of C 010NIAL R00M RESTAURANT, 113 East First Street, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. Notice is further given that the undersigned intend to register such fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. DATED thIs 7th day of December, A D 1979. Billy E, Painter Dorothy Painter PubIih Dec 30, 1979 8. Jan. 6, 13, 20. 1980 DEO9I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 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Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath' home. The 1890's VICTORIAN ON COP. wantedt Priced rlghr, at VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. TERMS. $28,300. ___________________________ 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, , NEW PAINT, PANELING I CARPETS. SUPER NICE. $39500 __________________________ _____________ ______________________ - ___ NEAR UP SAL A ROAD. NEEDS FILL $10,900 TERMS , — - Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. sale Furn. 2500 Indestrial Blvd., Orlando $5 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE STAND OF CYPRESS, VOLUSIA COUNTY. $800 PER ACRE. TERMS. ________________ - Levi Jeans I Jackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SanfordAve. 372.5791 PROKER 2439S.MyrtleAve. When you placea Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay dose Be'ds. Obi. motel lx,,. springs & mattresses, 1)0 set. Sanford Auction, 1715 S French. 373 _______________________ SEItLER REALTY ___________________________ , RIVE AVEJ __________________________ 327-1577 321-0640 . DECEMBER TOP J _______ ______________________ ______________________ -__--- I ' l I.• ______ , _______________________ - _______ , I :, .. . ' publication, I Is'(urther OR. this Natics of Adminlatralien:- WVICe 0 .t,.,,., thOfihi, SiN COld.. fOr JESUS 'II. 671-1314 aft 3p.m. lethal Oppoilunity Empleyer, - I4oinewerkers, Eirn 1110$ 9801mg, sliming aivslapu. Free DetaiN. liply: Titan, Pox Will, $dievmbwg, IL ' 41AApartm,i,$s I , .194. — - _______________ I . . Refrig.RepoAMANA17cu'ff,500 originally $511, now $246 or $71 mo. Agent 3393386. - . : II . .. • . ., -, . 414411111$ . . I ....4 '-I.-.... ... IuildtoSulf-'-ourleloryeurs. FHAV&FHAZ3SIkS M. Unsworth Rutty , 1 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service' S1E I 2565 REALTORS ( PARK REALTY SrRO M - Exc.cond.Likenew 3272992a85p.m. 52-pplian -____________________ — REALTORS __ . Branch Office 323.fl2 CAIIIAGE COVE 25s5 PARK DRIVE.— SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771 _________________________________________ — _________________ —l_,j 4 ' .- jI _______________________ _____________________ Horns Improvements Main Systems M,iior ,ippl ,itl brands, c H&A 1r,.tit quar 339 1498 ,, . _________________________ -. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Noah 519E. lit St., 3725742 _______________________ I CeramlcTj$. _________________________ Home repairs, Paneling, roof & carp, repairs, remodeling. All work quar. Free est. 3310465 ______ . ____________ _______ cap. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 3271371 - _________________________ I.iv.i & tJfld$C3lflg Dressnklng Alterations,Dressmakjng Drapes, Upholstery 322007 " PU BLIC Parts, Gen. Repairs. Licensed 8 Bonded. Free Estimates 323 6035 after 5 p.m. lMan,qualityoperati MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Eap. 869-8567. ___________________________ ________________________ Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, a. ______________________ _________________________ __________________ Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $10935, used short time Bal. $189 Ilor$l9.3Smo Agent 339 8386 ____________________ ______________________ ....._ CERTIFIED LAWN — ILANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 379.7907 __________________________ ______________________ SADDLE MICROWAVE Push buitnn controls, haS tarn t'sel. still in war'ranty Origindlly soiv, assume pay ments of $71 mo Agent 339. 8386 .. . :. 51-427 MON-SUN. 3M..E ci 1147 SANFORD 9:11A.M. , Singer Elec. sewing machine. Model 99, console, $ at. tachments, $75. Call 3373471, $9 a.m. for appointment, — _____ _____ - 53-T.R ho-Stereo -_________________ We have been commis. sell for *merican Saddle CO. sloned to approx. $30,000 worth of handmade Western 1 Eflgli$h saddl.s I tack of all kinds, Including: Full silver guaranteed trammel bits, headstalis and hatters, Sunbeam clippers, L.el Kate pads, phi every. thing imaginable ii, the tack Sales _____________________ ________________ _________________________ 7 lam.. wide variety. Cloth, yarns, appliances, pictures, etc. sat. & Sun. 11$ Cherokee CIrcle. Suniaqd Estates. 323 Yard Sale 1:11P.M. 2307 Clairmont Ave. Sat £.Sun 105 Animal Haven Grooming 8 Boardina Kpnn,.It TI.D.,..'. stat controledheat, off Hoar sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 327 5,32 ___________________ House Cleaning ____ ________________ Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Reguiarorlfimebasjs WDOwashwindowsl 67.5194 _________________ COURTCUSTOM'SCC),437. Custom design homes, remodel. mg 3230251. Caipentry, Paintrng, Maint - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT . ________________ a No' Pelntlng FREE ESTIMATES All Slork Licensed 323 5101 Insured' ___________ Quallt1 workmanship. No lob too: Small or big, Interior or cx tenor. Pressure cleaning. 377 007$. — PalntingiRepj - - REPAIR_Interior Exlerior PREEESTIMATESCaII36SS34, Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES 323603$ Insured 534-8399 WED., JAW. 16I . PiOR Groomlng& Boirding - 3224564 - ______________________ - reping, pleasure and Chit. den's saddles. Lifetime Whypay more? HERB'S TV Yard Debris, Trash ApplianceslMisc (LOCAL)3493)71 ________ _________________ show saddleS, ranch 372 0337 - ___________________________ Sterou, good work ing order 2*IfOrlandor Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired, Res. 8 Comm.. Remodel I Additions. CallI3l.5399or$62.0136 AUC'f ION ________ BARGAIN TV'S I . & TACK ______ TV ripe ii" Zenith. Sold ocig. $493.75 bal. 5113.16 or Ill ma. .LAIGI pool. CLU$ HOUSE AREA •CITY.WATII aad SEWER INCLUDED I ADULT ONLY FAMILY SECTIONS ,, REALTO - Private party will fill up your gas tank in your neighborhood for 11 00 in silver coins. Will also buy silver coins (1961 or before) forcashat rate of 11.75 for each len cents. 831 8319. — KENMOPE WASHER Trade -_ ____________________ ------- _______________________ and ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ' Appliance Repair _________________________ 70Swap a 9)8 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $393, bal. $181 or $21 ma. Agent 339-1386. - '( - 312*1 orevee. $$MONEY5sver$$ _______________________________________________ _________________________________________ :-' i - ___________________________ - __________________________ Flec.timerforyourwaferhtr. MODELS ON DISPLAY 3222420 - - ______________________ 1 TIresG7$.15, Likenew.$IO0 _____________________________ 3739446 For Sale: Maple Trundlebed. .,' '• s..,.,. CONDOI (2) nest I BR, I B Condos by the poelt Many e*trasl Priced lust rigId I Call - ;ii __________________________________________________ APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins F,ur nilure 705 F 25th St 373 0901 -- ' I I - . . ' ' .- I I RN, 31, no children or pets, Immedlateopsolngs. Must have oi' 0*1 wIt. geed driving wisea ludgimini may bemused sVida A. Reeler be published by the UnI$el States ____ Id.AMSllI$vtiteNliry As perinl Nepriseldative against you lit lie relIef. Marshal inan,WspipIrolgdn.ral in excess ,i $81300- Eu. deIISPfldW in 11* Ciwlalnt. circulation In Seminole County, Of Itril IsIate ii Company benefitL maiif WITNESS my sii. a.sl tii Florida, once a week Isv six (a) A. 0. Rester PISS'* AIWIIIIIUM DlsIr$bvler 151101 tIlls Cevrle ffis3iNi dayof consec4ive weeks, nagin Decsass is eipliida Is Lingesad to DeCgilblI illS. on Staiday, Jan. 13. 1*. ('hONE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL lirve reeler Orlends ares. (SEAl) and nRPFP.t' at Orsanda. REPRESENTATIVE: Call 2 p.m..l p.m. to schedule. Arthur N. SeckwIth, Jr. Florida, this liii day of Decent. 010. A. SPIEl. ti. lidirviow. 331410*. CISIt of Court but. 1971. Of SPUR & SPEER, PA. ly: Susan I. Tabor John A. Ned, Jr. P.O. Sos $364 Dspuily Clerk .Tem,rrew stay bettie day you sell U.S. District Judge _____ snd, Florida 327fl that roIla.wiy bed you've PublIsh D.c. 30,19791 Jan.6, 13, Publish Jan. II. 30,771 Feb. 3, 10, TelePhone: (398)3334411 It you *iwksie to roll away 11, 1910 PublIsh Jan. U, 98, iN D1098 place a Clasilied Ad today. DIR.? DElIS . CH-A; FP, dining rm., specious reams. Just $69,500 Call 323-7323 I II - I — ______________________ 322-8721. _________________ . -. - any unknown heW(s), devises(s), they may have that diahlengs the reQUired IS serve a co,y of your wrItten defenses, if any, en GARY I. MASSEY, ISO., MASSEY, by, through, under or against 111 rep.ssin$ative, or tits venue or ALPIR, WACK & EATON, $63 WhoopIng Loop, Altamont. aforesaid p.rson(s),• Gloria iuiIsdICtiOn of isis court _a 32751, PlaintIffs' ALL CLAIMI,DEMAND$,AND 'Springs, Florid Williams arid any unknown hut(s), devises(s), grantee(s), OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED atherneysnrbalsis Jaihusry *0, creditor(s) or other unktioon WILL. 1-I FOREVER BARRED. 1955 aid file 'P.o es'IWl wP.si tsi $741. -- - grantee(s), creditor(s) or other validity of the decedent's wIll, thu unknown pflies claiming li-detest ovalificatlons of the personal SI5 ' S S 377 $4I Sears oil htr. with fan I thermo stat. Steel util. box for PU. truck. 1 new kit, cabinet. 322. - - ' __________________________________________________ Antiques and Modern Fruniture One Pieceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 373 2801 Used lull size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $11 95 t',S PC. _____________________ BUY, SELL, TRADE 311 315 F. First St. ____ . NILSONMAIE'PrUPNITURE ,, - - . _- _____________________ _____________________ . Y -.-. , - -----______ . . ___________________________ - ___________________________ 11d, any condition 614 8126 new, 133. 327 1465 3730697 Color Port. TV, Color Console TV. AM-FM Stereo, w. cassette, AM-FM Stereo w record player. 3736670. ____________________________ 1k Sylvanarea Sacres $27 000T Other parc•ls avail. W. Mallczawskl, REALTOR 337' 7,33. SALES ASSOCIATE . alter 5 p.m '74 AMC S.W, AT, PS, AC, new brakes valves I. lires Runs perfect. $1,200. 322 7668 or 321 0633 aft S. - C.rn Vinyl Recllner, 125 327-5431,322.7757 --. _________ I - 69 Dodge Coronet wagon, auto, / new interspring bedding. These Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. bedS are not damaged or Buy & Sell, the finest In used seconds but brand new top line furniture, Refrig., Stoves, tools bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage,. 17-92, So. of WF (lilY l.ISED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES S.inford Fur Sanford. 3278771. niture Salvage 312 8771. _____________________ ___________________ Like new, avocado 7 Pc. dinette ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED set, $75; Rust sleeper sofa, ___________________ _______ ________ __________________________ _____ ____________________ . Buy Fairmonl S W, all options, exc Service Used Machines something wonderful is about to happen. _____ -- .. ------------- -- I Will buy copper, lead, aluminum 8. batteries. Call Gary aft 6 pm, Mon lhru Sat 3222280 __________________ _______________________ ___________________ _,., — 68—Wanted to - Seeat 102 Willow Ave 322 3412 _________________________ '73 Cutlass Supreme, good coed., low mi. PB, PS, Air, good mpg. t1,360 830 5495 From SlOto$,S0 CaIl322.l621:32.4I64 I top Dollar Paid for junk & used I cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 379.5990 _S_ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads didni work there wouldn't be any ____________________________ . 77-Junk Cars Removed ___________________________ I__-- I .1(1ST MAKE FAYMENTS'69 tc' '75 models. Call 3)9-9100 or 834 1603 (Dealer t ___________________________ ___________________________ _____________________________ About II. Cogglns, shots. 379. I ________ 8311 for further details. ---- - - -- -- - '71 Plymouth Satellite. $750 or lake over payments, Exc cord lull poer 373 7755 ' Plump lovable smooth riding __________________________ _______________________ . 733,3 , _________________________ _________________________ -. soon. REALTOR ?439S.MvrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 321 1577 3710640 .--_-. ---____ FURNITURE-BEDDING. - Detty.Jo B. Hayes ______________________ Noll' Sanford Furniture .___ LOOKING SMALL POND. Whatever the occasion, there Is a $70,000. classified ad to olve it. Try one SEIGLER REALTY ------------ - -------. GOLF COURSE LOT WITH TERRIFIC VIEW OVER. 7368700 STENSTROIVi ___._. 17.500 PER ACRE. 159,900. BROKER — ____________ - 620-B East New York Ave. DeLand, Pie. . 3SACRESLAKE FRONT, TALL TREES, GREAT ACCESS, BEllY HAYES REALTY - - - __________ _________ __________________________ tgage Investment, 135C 5 Orange Ave., Suite 704, Winter Park, 1 782-1279 5 ACRES WEST SANFORD, - EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL, 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH 'DE. LUX POOL WITH PRIVACY, — AREA. $8,500. bedroomhomewithl6x32pool, located on l00'x200' corner lot in quiet neighborhooà. See it todayf The unbelievable price is only 142,5001 ______________________ - , OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED, bedrooms, 2 baths, like new, located In 3 acres of Hamlin orange grove. Builders home. For Quick sale, $75 BEDROOM, 1'.' BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN , , -_ --'------- Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgages. We also make Peal Estate , ________________________ — -- 47AOiigagSS Bought ______ &SoId GEORGE. soo $70,000, NER LOT, NEEDS RESTOR. vestments, P.O. Box 29. ________ Sanford 3225207. 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILEHOME. WHISPERING PINES, WAL K ING DISTANCE TO BIG LAKE mini.ranch you've al*ays - _______ T.,.A.. .n ,., —CI,.4... .--".' .uY -. Oi..JV. H1 , the Only one in Florida You set _______________ _____________________ _________________________ vacant land. Lucky In- ___________________________ - FURNITURE & THINGS Buy & Sell New 8. Used Furniture 5005 Sanford Ave 3236593 Immediate CASH for equity in your hOmeoracreage. 322 0216 — ___________ ___________ - Lot or Acreage wanted For mobile home 322 0216 We also have choIce lots in other DON'TMISSTHISONEI , - — public AUTO AUCTION every SPF CAL 3 FAR OUL 135 95 F*c OP 72 74 21F BATTERY SHOP 137W. 77th St. 373 9114 6r—Horses ____________________________ - - pct. above dealers cost. Twin, IuIIIIZ.,queen&klng. Jenk)ns Furniture, 705 E. 75th St. 3230911. AWARD REALTY, INC. ________________ ________________ ,. REALTOR 322-4991 Classified Ad. Call 322.3*11 or _______________________________ Eves. 349.SiOO 372.1959 __________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA are engaged In business at 112$ Altamonte Springs, Florida they may have. Each claim must CEO. A. SPEER, JR. 8319993, Stale Street, Sanford, SemInole PROlATE ____________________________ DIVISION Publish: January 13, 1980 beinWrItlngandmustIn(llcatethe I0, Box. 1364 Apis, for Senior Citizens. County, Florida, under th. ticSpacious3BR,2lluxuryhome Number 79•SUCP DER.3S basis for the claim, fhe name and Sanford, FlorIda 32771 to*n, very clean I roomy. See litious name of JOHN'S DELI pool, tropical paradise. Many EARN $1898 WIEKLYI DIvision agent Telephone: (305) 322.0661 address of the creditor or his Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto M,a,w extras. Must see, All for AND CAFE', andthatweint,ndto Earn $1000 WHkIy or more, IN RE: ESTATE OP Jan. 13, 20, 1980 or attorney, and the amount Publish _____________________________ _____________________________ Ave. FICTITIOUS NAME register said name with the Clerk $55,900. VA.FHA terms avail. A, D. ROSIER, working on the Alaskan-. _____________________________ Notice Is hereby given that I am claimed. If the claim is not yet DER.39 able, 'ceas'd of the Circuit Court, Seminole Canadian Gas Pipeline. All engaged in business at Bldg. 102, due,lhe date when it will become UNITED. STATES DISTRICT County, Florida in accordanc, occupations, men and woman. 32-.-Houses UnfUl"fllShed ____________________________ Santord AIrport, Seminole County, due shall be stated. If the claim is COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION with the provisions of the Plc. 3BR,1Bon2tots,allfenc,pp, For applIcation ifWormaticn, Florida under the fictitious name contingent or unliquidated, the FLORIDA, ORLANDO DlVt. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING titious Name Statutes, To-Wit: lots of shade trees. Only write to AMERICAN JOB OP. that I intend to register said name stated. If the claim is secured, the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE area, stove, refrig., nopets, lit 1953. 1041, Azusa, CA 91102 withtheClerkoftheCircuitcourt, security shall be described. The Plaintiff, vs. EARL B WIt.. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS & last, $320 month, 349.5S41. 51g. John Resil Lakefront living Is avail. In this Seminole County, Florida In ac claImant shall deliver sufficient (JAMS, at U* et al 0efen INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Annette Besignl elegant 3 BR, lB home,, The City of Winter Springs is ARE copies of the claim to the clerk to danl(s).—OR DER FOR SERVICE cordancewifhth, provIsions of the NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY HEREBY Publish: January 13, 30, 22 SItuated on 4V, acres complete accepting applications for now copy BY PUBLICATION—On NOTIFIED that the motion Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit; enable the clerk to mail one ad- February 3, 1930 CLUB. Exec. 3 BR, 21, 1g. general labor positions In the w-IBR, lB guest cottage. All persons interested In the aboveentitled cause by, Elizabeth ROSIER, deceased, File Number 1951. privacy fenCe. $450 mo. 327. Benof Its. Apply 400 N. Sig. Ann L. Barber estate to whom a copy of this A. Jenkins, Assistant United 79-50&CP, ii pending in the Cir. 052. Owner AssocIate. NOTICI UNDER Edgemon Ave., Winter PublIsh Dec.30, 1979 Jan. 6, 13, o, Notice of Administration has been States Attorney, in an action cult COurt for SemInole Cofmty FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Spring., Fl. 1980 mailed are required, WITHIN against the defendant(s), Earl B, Florida, Probate Division, Super clean, lovely 3 BR, 1½5, the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THREE MONTHS FROM THE Williams, Annie Williams, Gloria address of which Is Seminole DEQ-$9 Programmer Analyst. Start 13*1 ed, appliances su mo. Notice is hereby given that the REALTORS we ly. graduation from'an 323o$70._ DATE OF THE FIRST D. Williams, Montgomery Ward & County Courthouse, Sanford, 32771, Th, personal undersigned, pursuant to the 2ll9JsnfordAve. PUBLICATION OF THIS Co., Martha W. Batten, Sears, Florida accredited University or "Fictitious Name Statute", NOTICE, to file any objections Roebucks. Co. and P.G.Norman, representative of the estate college with a lachelor _______________________ n—Houses Furnishid and to enforce a lien upon real pro. VIDA A, ROSIER, otøsi address Chapter 565.09, Florida Statutes, they may have that challenge Degree in Computer Sclencs, 5.artford, will register with the Clerk of perty situate in this District Is 913 W. First Street, validity of th decedent's will, the mathorrelatederssa.amln. 1 WA9TP RESOURCES aualifications CircultCourt,lnandtors.mlnohe of the personal described as follows: Lot 73, Florida 32771. The name 31R, 11, new w.w carp., new of 3 yi'i experience in data IUCTI Florida upon receipt of kit., appl., fsnced yd. good bc. representative, or the venue or LONE PINES, according to Plat address of th. personal County, processing operations In0of of ,,, Icat of this thereof as recorded in Plat 5nof represintativvs attorney are set $310 mo. 322-1021. jurisdiction of the court. chIding 1 yr. experience In notice, to wit: THE ENCORE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS,AND 12,paue2lolthePubllcpecordsof forth below, program analyst work or an SHOP under 4ich I am sngg. All persons having claIms or OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Seminole County, Florida. and it ____________________________ eQuIvalent combination of Sanford, 3 BR, 1W B, washer.. flInatHgIwey 11-82 In agaInst the estate are WILL BE FOREVER BARRED appearing to the Court that the demands training I, experience. Apply dryer, ali.appliances, $390 of Fern Park, Florida reguired, WITHIN THREE the City Date of the first publication o, defendant, Gloria 0. Williams ks person to Seminole County mo, 323-6370. this Notice of Administration: not inhabitants of nor found within MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 12730. Personnel OffIce, County That the party intereled In said the State of Florida and has not THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Private cottage to senior January 6, 1930. Court House, N. Pat-k Ave., REALlY REALTORS. OonT.Reynoids voluntarily appeared herein, ld THIS NOTICE, to file with the businsssenterpriseisasfollows: citizins, SR I. kit., Lake frd, Between 8:30 an. a. ____________________________ JoanW. Long statem'rw of any claIm or demand pets, $100 mo. 319.5310. SemInole County is an Equal of the Estate of Etta Jones resIdence and whereabouts Is home with yesteryear's County, FIrida, Jan. s, iw it is ORDERED that they may have. Each claIm must '-Help Pe.AIj Opporlvnity Employer. charmt A handyman's Deceased unknown, January 13, 77 & ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Gloria 0. Williams apd any beinwrltlflgafldmu$tindiçafetlll Publlih: dellghtl Great Investmentt devises(i), besiortiectaim,menamian February 3. 1810. unknown HOIVISS heir(s), alFC ______________________ ___________________________ REPRESENTATIVE: Just $24,300. R34 addreesotheCl',thlurorhh$ageet creditor(s), or oI, for sates career pt C. Vernon Mize, Jr. of FLORI DA unknown parties, appeanor plead or attorney, arid the amount IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP want to best inflation. Family Cleveland, Mize I. B.idom COUNTRY ATMOSPHEREI 2 prth'sIrspsst Unt. Moblie Home near Lk. tothecomplainthereinbythel7th claimed. lithe cleim II flat yet THE EISNTESNTM JUDICIAL Post Office Drawer 7 BR, IV, I home In Longwood, Jessup. 2 BR, kit. 'Rot., could day at March, 1I0, and In default due, the date liIn It will becofflI CIRCUIT IN AND FOR sues. Call 371.1110, Free Sanford, Florida 32171 New pool. All imaginabli bs3IR,lg.lot,4,oupleonlyorl shall be slated. It isis claim N thereof the Court will proceed to Training. COUNTY, FLORIDA TefoPholis (305) 3221314 featurest BPP WARRANTED. __________________________ c*. I last I. the hearing and adjudication contingent or unliouidated, the c*s. o. Publish: January 6. 13, 1930 Only $47,100. SUNSHINE STATE _________________ 1198 sec. dep. 323414$. Survey Party Chief. Starling this suit . If Gloria 0. WlliLims l'litUf'* of thu uncsrtal,Wy shall be WALTER A. DIR. 12 SORENSON aid Salary 1321 weekly. Graduate and any unbnown hilt(s), bta$ed. If ttieclalm Is secured, the VERNA L SORENSON, MOBILE HOMFI 3BR, 25 on io ...(rim high scilsol devlsee(s), at-antic(s). wawltyA11 be deøfb CteIl CWA, OR, 1g. kIt., a. iU$1I'J$S Phimmnbed by at Ieastaprs. of wn dail'iaI.I shall dl creditor(s) or other ieøi vi morel BPP WARRANTED. proyIvsty ___________________________ parties claiming Interest by, coplie Of the claim to the clerk fo PHILIP A. TONEY, Yours fec $42,598. professional field & office through, under or against the enebto fits clerk to mail Cepy Suineisiocatiajijt 3098I t, meeting aforesaid penon(*), Gloria 0. to each persinal ragressiWative. fully carpeted, modern. but NOTICIOPACTION LOVELVI 3 BR, lB home in Williams and any unknown All persips ktterted in the Including experience as on location, excellent traffic I Instrument mat. en • Delary in quiet neigh heir(s), devises(s), grantee(s), estate to wihito a cy Of this TO: PHILIP A. TONEY visibility, Call 3224*02. 413 Pauline Avenue borlisodl 1g. lot with extras. creditor(s), or other wAnown Noticeof Administration Pun been ,ury,y party. ppsy In person Radonda kid., California to SsminslsCeuiwy Pireesuwl MuSt see to appreciatel Only parties,. had been served with inaII.d are reQuired, WITHIN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a process ntheStateofloql4a,but THREE MONTHS FROM THE OIilce,CountyCourtHouge,p*. $37,710. 31-5sd to Rent only to the extent provided for by DATE OF THE FIRST Complaint for specifIc pitPrit Ave., Sanford, between SctIonle5$,Tltls2LUnhtedS$ates PUSLICATION OF THIS fomnt5 of contract has been S:3Sm.&4:31pm,byjawary LAKEFRONTIIBR,3V, Ion I _______ Seminole Woods, Geneva, 323-7132 REALTOR Did Tabby haveallttieot kittens? - AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a _____________________________ 51Household Goods Why buy used' New brand name - .. Fia. rm,, ww carp., _________________________ 4 MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 3 BR, 3B, Pool IIOOCornellDr. $80,000 ___________________________ 3 BR, li,1 B, economical gas wall furnace I range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LR I. *alk.in closet, 1225 month & dep. 322.4493 after 1 p.m. $3,859 00, 10'17?'xII' for $5,139 00, 18'x96'x II' for 17.872.00. F.O 8. factory. Call collect 9 a m to 6 p in. 305 331 4617. ___________ __________ _______________________ _____ Lg. I BR, fully eqpt., AC, W.D, DAYTONA tOday and your Classified Ad will _____________________________ $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres'.' access to the St. Johns' Classified Ads find buyers fast "Your Future Our Concern" ESTATE 3 BR 2 B w-CH & CA, w-w car. peting, cxc. cond. Only $43,000.' more room for storage, - ___________________ EVERY DAY someone is looking I for iAihIt un,, h... -. In .Il r,, C,illl,j,k & Hirt 323 7580 full Size baby bed w-maftress. 125. Oak porch rockers, $7995. metal ott ice desk, 170. JenkIns Furniture, 205 E. 75th St. 373 0981 _________________________ Let a Classified Ad help YOU find - J AT EtC BEAR LAKE, OCALA FOREST. 113.900. SEIGLER REALTOR, 322 7198 system. Chain.Iinked back yd. -.- H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. With 16x37 scr. Swim. pool. Must see to appreciate. Reg. REAl Broker Brokers Protected. 322 2854 Kids outgrow the swing set or small bicycle? Sell these idle Nite or Day. 290 N. 17.92. Casselberry, Fl. items with a want ad. To place $348700 Eve. S62.36$ your ad, call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, 377. HAL COL8T REALTY Inc. 2611, or 8319993 47-Real Estate Wanted home In nice area, convenient location. $28,500. B garage apt. Only $30,000. 323.8670 AIRSTREAM FXCELLA 1973. 31, set up on tot in one of Florida's prettieSt camp grounds, twelve Oaks Camp. ground Enioy your winter tiere in cls. $11000. 373 6323. Will buy lunk Auto Batteries, INVESTORS AIrport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. 2 Balh home to enioy. One-half acre Zoned commercial on busy four lane. Owner may . 75-RecreatiorI Vehicles for Sale ---______________________________ --------- -- ------ -----Top oiI for sale. 17 yard loaded I wedding presents you'll miss out on! on your truck or we will J 1978 Coachman Deluxe. 75' w -_--.- _-_.__._ Reese hitCh, air, awning, fully deliver for extra charge 327 ______________________ dalwood VIllas, 2 ¶3R, lower self cont 321 0025 16.500 or 7510 — -______________________ 43—Lots-Acreaqe __________ 150—Miscellaneousfol- Sale I)I'St nit, level, $30,500. PrinipaIs only. 43—LotsAcrea--8)08546. ______________________ _____________________________ ______ _____________ ________________________ _____________ ________________________ - Pioneer acres. Hewout yourown - coat Trailer 8 kicker, $150; ici 62-A--Farm Equip homestead. 10 acres or more, Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. ios' 76-Auto Parts maker; restaurant Garland _________________________ LIST NOWt low down payment. Osteen Paved road. 210' deep stove; other restaurant eqpt I Call Walt Cappel 323-6100 (lUll DI NOS'! LAST CHANCE Beautiful view across Crystal 377 8366 all 3 p.m. AOY.TIPF .127480 REALTOR 628.3005 you can afford $500 dwn Sleet. pro engineered clear $11,950 Walk New IlatterieS$29 95 Osleen span buildings (Major MIg I Cooler Doorw Casing 211) French Aye, Sanford ________________________ Peg. Real Estate Broker s acre tiled farm, Sanford. loading and large framed your lot ci our lot 1 BR-1199up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of DRUO CLERK 323 0197. . Saving central air 8. heat with assumable S'. pci. mortgage or refinancing priced at - $45,900. Must see to ap- prete, VA.FHA'235.Con. Homes Unfurnished _______________________________ CREDITINVESTIGATOR reduced on all finished pieces, greenware, bisque, glazes & stains. Starts Jan. 3 thru II. Sumner Ceramics. 529 Nolan St. off 427. 322-1)75. $23,500 terms at 10.5 PCt. Harold Hall Realty __________ 62—Lawn-Garden -- ------ lLL DIRT 8. TOPSOIL 'MI IJ "What you have to do Is compare the also 31' trailer. 373 1131 or 3221213. I ___________________________ _________________________________ Guitars, amplifiers & drums C learance sale S,Iv&' up to $300 Bob Balls Discount Ceide', 1?iD? French . !MMACULATE 3 Bdrm home 3oApartments CeramIcs for sale. Prices . place, intercom, Solarium. walk.in closets on wooded t.. pd. Inquire 300 s. Oak U1.7u3. IOOKKIEPER.SECRETARY Tuesday, the flnd of January, Court for Seminole County, NOTICE. to tile any objections hearing may be contInued from 1980, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon Florida, Probate DIvisIon, the they may have that challenge the time to time until final action is thereafter as possible. At the address of which is Seminole validity of the decedent's will, the taken by the CIty CommIssion, meeting interested parties may County Courthouse, Sanford, qualifications of the personal A copy of the proposed or. appear and be heard with respect Florida. The personal represen. representative, or the venue or dinance Is posted at the CIty Hail, to the proposed ordinance, This tative of the estate is Don T. lurisdiction of the court. Altamonte Springs, Florida, and hearing may be continued from Reynolds whoseaddress i% 117 Oak ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND copies are on tile with th Clerk of time to lime until final action is Court, Sanford, Florida 32771. The OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED the City and same may be intake' by the City Commission, name and address of the personal WILL BE FOREVER BARRED speded by the public. Date of the first publication Of A tapy of the proposed or representative's attorney is set Dated this 22nd day of January, this Notice of Administration: dlnance is posted at the City Hall. forth below, A. 0. 1930. Altamonte Springs, Florida, and All persons having Claims or January 13, 1980. Phyllis Jordahl, CMC s.Elizabeth Luecker copiesareonfilewithth,Clerkof demands against Ihe estate are City Clerk of the As the City and same may be In. required, WITHIN Personal Representative City of Altamonte THREE of the Estate of spected by the public. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Springs, FlorIda Dated this 8th day of January, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FRANCIS M. LUECICER PubliSh Jan. fl. 1980 A.D. 1980. Deceased DEP-36 THIS NOTICE, to file with the Phyllis Jordahl, CMC. clerk of the above court a written ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL SHADOW LAKE WOODSDesigner home 'n Dodge, I ton PU. dual wheels. AC. auto, PS. cruise, With 135 gal tank 8 5th wheel, find him listed in our BusineSs Directory Set of Drums Good cond Asking $150 323 9U6 _______________________ NEW 17 steel truck body Fits 1 ton tong wheel base. 307 Elm Ave 323 8110. CERTIFIED WELDING 1215S. French 323-7340 -_____________ NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll _____________________ _____________________ '78 Dodge Power Wagon. Iwh. drive, auto., AC, PS, PB. good cond $1000 & take over payments 3230339 aft 1:30 S SANFORD AUCTION, 59—Musical Irchandise 2 BR, ?B dbl. wide on own lot in 79—Trucks-Trailers S CASH DOOR PRIZES Master Charge -VISA ".Lyclesfor.11l the fAmily $10 up Call 373 3R6Oor 1715W 2nd St __________________________ LOVE AT FIRST S:GHT_ Spotless 2 Bdrm home w. large Fam Pm, terrific kit. chen & landscaped lot in pe area for lust 130,95011 Lots of good used furniture for every room In the house. Too much to list! - 58—Bicycles _____________________ appliances, carp. 8 drapes. 1k. Mary & Mayfair Country I 5cr patio 8. util. shed. 298 5372 Inc., Realtors Club. 1.11 acres on point of I (days) or 668 4331 (after 1 8 beautiful clear swimming 2135' S- French Ii? 97) WPOI.ends). 323 5371 lake. I Bdrm, 7'7 bath with I 2,168 sq. It. in secluded I $1,100 70 ASSUME MT. I ONLY prestige area of Seminole on beautiful 1 yr olil Double l'.J QUAL lFYlNc,3 tIP tiOrv' County. Custom built with with' w7 "t'-;e :)trms 7 baths, ew C I4&A 8 carpet Owrer many extras, i yr. warranty. I (en Ii sk 8 eatin kilcnen. $76will finance w Substan;ial I Only $98,500. mo. tot rental. Call now! I down. 133.000. 3727787. 120,500. Harold Hall Realty, GREAT INVESTMENT on Inc., 323 5774, Highway 46. 3 Bdrm wood s to believe-I BR-LR.FR.. frame home, Large rooms, I 12.60 FURNISHED, CENTRAL .uv.I-I.uy good cash to mtg or FHA.VA financing. $15,900. . -Sanford Gracious lIving. Reas, DISK CLERK - SLIM ARf BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE AD WANT COL UMNS. PUBLIC AUCTION. MON., JAN. 14, 7 p.m.. _______ See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1103 Orlando Dr. 373.3 VA & FHA Financing ________ ________ Sunday 1.5 P.M. Inc. REALTOR, MLS FE ES _________ ________ ________ 323-5774 Day or ________ Night - _.. - ._.. WE PUT OUR l2Spsclal Notics REAL'TY WORLD. ________- _________________________ 42'—AbiIe Homes Attractive 3 BR, 2B in cony, Sanford location. Asking 131,900, make offer. Hilltop Realtors, Century 21. 3310010. __________________________ -, (IN GOD WE TRUST) 11—InStrUctiOnS 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 Ior Estate Commercial & Pesi I 1979 CBÔSO Honda. very low mileage Same as new dental Auctjøns & Appraisals Custom seat & other ac Call Dell's Auction, lfl 5ACl cessort 321 5769 --_______ _____ — 16'fiberqlasslarsori,9Ohp . exc conct, many extras, custom vinyl canvas & tarp, muSt sell 5995 323 1752 2 BR, B townhouse con dominium. Highland amenities. 3271361. 1(5(101 _______ I _______________________ ________________________ 78—MutorcycleS 72—Auction ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford. FIa 32771 -- ______________________________ REALTY C.ENEVAACPEAGE 3 Bdrm. 8tH., Owner finance Cal13493717 Larry D. Herman, Broker ______________________ AIPPOAT. 12 wide Gore, 0360 ISOhp lycoming, new prop& bushings, many extrAs, ,icrifice 52,500 323 175?. 41-A CondOminiums ForSale ROIIIE'S 2561$. FrenchAve. 3220231 379.0779,327.53333773777 WOODED '7 ACRE wroses & privacy sets off 4 yr. old 3 .__ 55--bOaTS & Accessories 2 story charmer. Real FR, Sanford city, has everything' Owner will hold mort. Number One Property Place inc. 6453901. ______________________________ ____________________________ - fr - Easy to buy $38,000. 3-BR, 1, B, HEAT 8. AIR, LIKE NEW ON -— and adoption after the public ministration of the estale of Etta THREE MONTHS FROM THE meeting interested parties may OF THE hearing, which will be held in the Jones, deceased, File Number 79. DATE F IRST appear and be heard with respect ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR HA, indoor W.D hookup & ------ - _-- T. -- by Gill Fox -- buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down'payments. Let us help you sell or buy your property. ._. 25-Loans —.---- carpeting. Inside utility rm., new kit floor. Priced at only $26,930, BANANA LAKE-FRONT: 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2100 sq ft. huge Fam Pm w-firepiace over. looking Oak shaded lot w.100' lake frontage, 75' dock 8 morel 156,300. SIDE GLANCES 41—Hou _________ --I pct. interest to qualified 3 I clean & turn, gas heat, ______________________________ _______________________ ------------------ _________________________ OPEN IOUSE _____________________________ - -- . 4-4$jes _______________________ NEWLI$TIN&-3 Bdrm, 2 bath has new: w-wcarp, paint, Con HA, & 2 yr old roof; Din Rm, paneled Fam Rm & huge fenced yd in Pinecrest. Only 543,9001 EARN EXTRAMONEY AFTER SCHOOL DORIS DIETRICH ________________________ ___________________________ REALTORS INC. I3O.4133or339.Illleves. Age51317 Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. Contact: . FLORIDA FORREST GREENE Wymore Rd., Winter Park, Fl. 32789. & GIRLS respective community to be presented in a column in The ___________________________ - guarantee. Canoe Country, 61$ re)) q ________________________________ ________________________________ -. from LONGWOOD SANFORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if YOU haveaknackforgatheringthe social news from your I. II (ffiAS9lFIED ADS sure lots, owner stone FR, loft lam. rm., eat.in kit. with microwave center. Seller will carry mortgage. Call to '. $91,900 To write news of local interest 609 E. Colonial Dr.,Orlando 89$-Of) Toll Free 1.800.221.2568 Ave., 3 Alt.Spgs.,new2story,alI.cedar contemporary, facing lake, huge trees, 3 1g. BPs, master has 2 waik.in closets, 2., B, __________________________ I I Sunday, Jan. 13, 1910—SB 3 BR. CA&H, needs repair, close in. 129.500. 321.0759 ________________ development & real estate transactions, operate eqpt. such as tractors I Other light eqpt. Residence furnished. S pet. comm against $10,000 , £ I JOHN XRIDER ASSOC. 107W,CommercaI Ph0ne3227U1,Sanford Reg. Real Estate&oker 264OSanfordAve. Land Development Manager. Must have Real Estate License, experienced in land ___________________________. __________________________ _______ W.GarnettWhite Req. Real Estate Broker ____ BATEMAN REALTY AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. increase your earning power. For details, Call _______________________ 1 $414617 or 6443079 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. holding. $12,000. __ 254SFrenchAve. 5unda - Noon Frido _____________________________________________ __________________________________________________ - Sanford 0IsasherfuIl.time,daonl Y . Egg a. Omelet Restaurant _______ CITYOF basis for the claim, the name and CHAPTER 26 "UTILITIES" BY address of the creditor or his AMENDING SECTION 26.36 agentot'attorney,andtheamouflt "REVIEW AND CHANGES OF ___________________________ . - County 3 BR, 1'.-28, new carpet, Sc. porch, fenced Wi. Good location, $36,900. Hairdresser wanted. Willing to work S hrs. per day, 5 days a week. 3230624 or 322.1426 (eves). $00 AM. - 3:30 P M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY ______________________________ SATURDAY 9 Noon )Lines Minimum _____________ _______ ______ -.. Cooks, PT, exp. only in fine dining. Particular interest In dinner.Iine cook. Call Mrs. o. 6614*92. Deltona Inn. 44c lIi 39c a line 3c a line itimi 3consecutive times 7 consecutivetimes — '- Park RATES HOURS for Petitioner, whose address is Post Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, 37771, and file the original with the Clerk of the above-styled Court on or before February 13. 1980, otherwise a default and ultimate judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official sealofsaidCourtonthe9thdayof January, A. D., 1980. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CIei-k of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Patricia Robinson Deputy Clerk Publish Jan. 13, 20, 27, 8 Feb. 3. 1980 DER.41 ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF AL TAM ON T E S PR I NC 5, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR _____ . • 41.Høis ApptyinpersonSanfordNurslng I, Convalescent Center. 930 Meilonville. 831-9993 3222611 _____________________________ - , _____ Orlando - Winter Seminole PROPOSEDORDINANCE Found Siamese type cat in Carriage Cove, Sunland TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Estates area. 628-4453 or aft L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN by 323.1377 by the City of Aitamonte Springs, the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, that the Commission will Florida, that Ihe Commission wilt LOST: wh. ship. puppy w.btue hold a public hearing to consider foul a public nearing to consider strapcollar,fromW. Lk. Mary enactment of Ordinance No. 507. enactment of Ordinance No. 505. Blvd. REWARD. Call Joe 327 SO, entitled: 00, enlitled: PubliSh Dec 73, 30, 19798 Jan. 6, THIS NOTICE, to tile with the $000 aft 9 p.m. clerk of the above court a written AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 13, 1900 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING statement of any claim or demand THE CODE OF THE CITY OF ALOF AL TAMONTE SPRI NGS, DEO 77 they may have. Each claim must TAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORICA REWARD offered for the return FLORIDA, AMENDING SEC. of sm., male puppy. 7 mo. old, ..•PROPOSED ORDINANCE . , CLASSIFIED ADS SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA STENSTROM, McINTOSH, JUL lAN, COLBERT & Defendants. PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF SUIT , . 18—Help Wanted Legal_Notice FLORIDA entered against you for the relief Park Drive, Sanford, Fla. 37771. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING demanded in the Complaint. TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF .. Notice corporate capacities, THE COX PARTNERSHIP 735 North Thornton Avenue Orlando, Florida 37803 Phone. 1305) 898 2991 on or after January 7, 1980, and all t,ueStions relative to bidding shall be directed to said firm. Bid security in the amount of five percent (Spct I of the base bid will be required. Contract reouiremenfs Stipulate a one hundred percent (100 pct I per formance and payment bond in the total contract amount of each prolect rfrdered The School Board of Seminole County, Florida py William P. Layer Superintendent PubliSh Jan. 6, 1), 20, 1980 ()FP IS .. ___________________ Sunday, Jan. 13, ifto Tegal Legal Notice . REMODELIIIIIGIREPAIR _______________ Direcityacross irem Cart Municipal Aud. tisrium Oriaiido CompleteMobile Home Repair 3495239 Typing _______ _______________ SLOAN'STYPINGSERVICE Bu5ines, persal I ressjrnej 1305921 . ____________________ AudionCssidudsdby NATIONAL AUCTION & SALES MOT., INC. LaI Terms: Cask, cnecas cc lasS. ,,55t-swifkpcap.rI.O. DoUvour.J ________________________________ ______________ 'I ) - I �—.'... - I . .. ' '' 1. a 1'• • U • ' • Sb.,.' • r ---p. V • - - 5 - F e - - - -- .-...-. Annette Coleman is the new owner of AAA Employment, and recently moved into the Sanford area with her husband which has served Sanford for the last four years from Its Phillip and children Hick, Tonja, Renee, Dean. and Scott. location at 912 French Ave. Mrs. Coleman has been with the national company since Mrs Coleman has been involved with the Women's Club, the March, 1979 and has managed both the DeLand and Sanford local school board, the mental health clinic, Girl Scouts and offices. Boy Scouts. She Is also a member of the Southside Baptist . She moved to DeLand from Canton. Ohio. In Sentember.- 1978 Church. USIN~ ESS IN RRIFF __ ___u B -- - --- - ... .I~' AAA Owner . 1. . i.. Coleman New .....,.------._-,-- , . _1111111111111111111111111111111111111 -. . S'indsy, Jan. 13, 1,00 B—Evining Herald, Sanford, Ft. ., r OURSELVES ('OP è _______________________ " [t, `4 ...local ownership ,.. ' VA ) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Sunday, Jan. 13, iso-1C k. ____ - Florida Citrus Escapes Mexican Tariff Menace 111 I _____ _ '. 7• .,, ç . 'c ,: , rv , . ..; •z ' - ' .,. ....... SETS OPENING ".• That's the theme of the one-day International Minerals Conference, one of two major technical meetings to be held at the Orlando Hyatt Housb here Jan, 16 and 17. It isthe thlrdlnaaerieaof annual technical programs sponsored by International John Donald puts a coat of paint on the walls of Westgate TV in the Kmart shopping The second meeting will be the University of Florida's 1980 Florida Nutrition conference following day. -,.V-,, . .,. Sea World of Florida has completed Its $8.2 million dealership, the 2300 square-foot facility is Florida Festival project, the lead element of tl* $100 the sixth store to open million capital development plan announced in 1978 by the marine life park. The entertainment, dining and shopping complex features the arts, crafts and natural and manmade products which bespeak Florida and tropics. Five years in the planning and one year struction, Florida Festival is housed in a 60,960-squarefoot structure covered by a free-form tension canopy, lefourpeaksof thecanopy—oneo(themnlnestoriea tall -are of Fiberglas-coated and impregnated with in the Westgate chain and will rent as well as sell and service televisions. Donald, a sales representative for Westgate, said he and Joe Going, the district manager, will open the store which - Teflon. Designed to with"M winds of IM m.p.h., the : '. . - . . i. I - . . - •.-.• ' .1 . q .. ' i . ..• . *_1 ..~,~I:. . . . .. - .' . ,I. .. ". . : :.- •. '.' . * '. . : . s..- .:ç. ,, • - . . ,:,..' , _.,4, . .1.' I '.,:. i -I 7. . employees. Donald expects to handle ertain models-of RCA and Zenith brands as well as Curtis Mathes. • . . - '-: • ,.. • 'I'he study looked separately at the impact Experts found the same kind of patterns of quarterly reports issued in January, April, July and October. when they looked at all 48 cattle on feed reports from 1975 to 1978, In the week of Quarterly reports provide more in- release, Choice steer prices rose 27 times and ••.- .1 _ M • _______ Housing Starts Take Dip Despite continued strength In non-residential building derthg November, the month's sharp cotback of housing starts meant another decline in the total value of contracting for all new cotructlon, It was reported recently by the F.W. Dodge DiVision of McGrawollill Information Systems Company. November's $10.1 billion total of newly started construction prolects was I percent lower than the year-earlier Et. "With credit restraint ctickIng oft (usda for housing, Inventors Re - mat*n One Step Ii lWZ UI UiI DALlAS (UP!) — The phone rings a lot these days at the he1ter business and the owners say It's PQth family's b becatise of the crisis in Iran. 'a family has built bomb shelters and storm shelters for 20 years, and not since the Cuban missile crisis has business been so good. "i the average, we were receiving one call a month conearning fallout shelters in the last year," said Jerry Poarch, a bsrlv si-Marine. "But since this crisis started, we've been ...Bomb -Shelter Sales .. Jpr v Blast Through The Roof " .• , - Cumns Associates Win Honor "" - Innovatively designed wo4oI4In, patio horn,. clustered in a Central Florida community with a tropical Island theme were the Ingredients that contrlbated to the third consscutivs SecAle Growth Design and Planning Award for Donald Fredrick Evans Associate, (DFEA), Winter Perk arthitacts and_ planners. DMA was cited by the Natlonel Meodatlon of H=@ BWWers (NAHB) &W Bow Hma anil Go,. _______ - __ . -- _ _________ ' - 'F .* _____1 1 ___ ____ . • 1 - - .41, ' ','' ____ ____ ____ ____ __ community pliluthIg and patio horns duige at '.'v,d Club, a 1$.a*It project being developed by £ks*s'd This award marks the third major satkeal ig" hooxwoiflFAIn1m.7srdferJlOsb will be presented at U opecinlag 19th Ail NAIIB Conveflilon In La Vegas. - By ioi NETSEI. College is offering an astrology class on Tuesdays, from Jan. 15 through March 4, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. - .. Mildred Cress will instruct the class. For information, call the college. 11 ' - - I i. ' SHS Calendars Being Delivered - The 1980 Seminole High School Senior Class Calendar is now being distributed, Those who ordered a copy of the calendar during the advanced sales period will receive these from the senior from whom they made their purchase. The sen ior class apologizes for the inconvenience it may have caused its patrons, According to Joe Monserrat, preproduction problems, not connected with the sales cam- I - - - I ' • 4 •• - • • Wsip , - • Ar i "• - - -; - - • -• SIgn Language To Begin The Office of Community Services at seminole Cornmunity College will be offering -a "Beginning Sign Language" class starting Jan. 23. Class will meet from 7 to 9p.m. In Building No. 43 on the Adult Education Campus for 12 consecutive Tuesday evenings. The $6 registra tion fee may be paid In the registrar's office located In the Administra tion building at SCC. I i" -' 0 Herald Staff Writer "One day this character just seemed to appear; she just came out. I had a feeling of empathy for this little clown. She's one of those people who gets dumped on in life but she always has an optimistic outlook, It's hard to get her down." Dolores Heuly, a Casselberry artist known professionally as Dell I lealy, was talking about Dilly, a charming young lady who popped out on her drawing board while she was doodling one day and now stars in her own cartoon strip, Mrs. Heal)' was a commercial artist in New York for a number of years and even w hen she was working as a fashion illustrator, she was known to have a se nse of humor. Combining Unit humor with her artistic ability produced th e cartoon strip "Dilly" which Is syndicated through Trans-World News Service In Washington, D.C. Mrs. Healy said Dilly Is a cleanin g woman who works afternoons and evenings In a large office building but she Is not a swingi ng executive secretary. She Is the clea ning woman. Her waistline bulges from a few extra pounds and her hair never quite does w ha t she wants It to do. "You may call her liberated," said Mrs. Healy. "It used to be called working, and it still is." Dilly shares her apartment with a cat named AU - pun intended, said Mrs. Healy. Dilly has been given the minor physical problems that plague the average woman and most people, alter seeing a few panels, can readily Identify with tier and the situa tions she finds herself in. "People re late to her," said her creator. who moved to Casselberry last June and - Dell Ilealy at her drawing board. now lives at 2019 ITree Trail, People loo k at her and say, 'I know her-that's me!' People at work havc a definite cnpathy towards her." Dilly has been in syndication since last spring and the business side of the strip is handled Mrs. I kaly's 23-year-old son, William. Dilly first ap pe ared in the paper in Westchester, NV., but with a few changes, the I lealys thought she miiigtmt have national appeal as well. Getting syndicated was not easy. "It's a tough nut to crack,'' said Williammi, who caine up with a promo and convinced the syndicate that Dilly's humor could be sustained and would remain funny month alter month. "it took a lot of leg work." Several characters are needed to round out a comic strip and to provide additional interest, so in Dilly's building there is also a maintenance iiian named Oscar, ''lie's in charge of Fouling things up in the building," explained Mrs. Healy. Helping Dilly is another cleaning woman named Emma. Mrs. Healy sees her as being single and a little more brittle than Dilly. "She's got a smart remark fg everything, but she's still looking for a man." Oscar tins a teen-aged nephew named Rudy who is "not too bright, but a nice kid.'' 1k has a big dog called Broet, Mrs. Ilenly said she spelled his name that way so she would not be sued by the Brut aftershave people. Hounding out the cast of characters is a delivery man iiaiiied Gus, 1k is the macho. type who believes he is the answer to every girl's dreams. he sees himself as weighing 30 pounds less in the mirror," said Mrs. Healy. After spending so much (tine with her See DILLY, Page 3C - She's 5 Ft., 1 And Weighs 90 Lbs. What's Her Line? ______________________________________________________________ Pern-a -Ift, Morn, Diesel E1ec;rn"a **an,, Shuffles Locomotives Candy Wagner stands 5 feet 1 inch tall and on a wet day she might weight 90 pounds. In fashion terms, she might be described as petite. But petite Is a term no one uses around Candy where she works- . At work, she is one of the boys and her wardrobe consists of a pair of sturdy shoes, jeans, a pullover, a pair of greasy gloves and a hard hat. The attractive mother of two works for Auto-Train Inc. in the Sanford depot and looks like she would be more comfortable working as a hostess or In one of the offices. But she prefers to spend her 8-hour day poking around inside the locomotives and shuttling the 270,960 pound units around the yard. She Is a diesel electrician and engineer trainee. Both Mrs. Wagner and her husband work for Auto Train and transferred from the northern terminal in Lorton, Va. to Sanford four years ago. Mrs. Wagner nas been with the company for seven years, starting as a general service worker cleaning trains and the repair shop. Finding she enjoyed working around the repair facility, she asked to work In the shop and around the locomotives. The 3,600 horsepower locomotives, manufactured by General Electric, are primarily electrical units with the diesel engines turning generators which produce the electricity. Mrs. Wagner Is learning to handle all electrical repairs, and part of her day's work might find her changing traction motor brushes and their Inch-and-a-half leads. She said her snail size has posed no real problems for her, though some jobs do require a good deal of physical strength. One recent task required her replacing a 60-pound train control converter bolted several feet above the floor of a cramped compartment In a locomotive. "It took a lot of leverage," she said, but she managed to replace it without help though a few fingers were smashed In the process. "I said a few choice words," she said, "but that goes with the job." ' thought of as a "man's Wosldng at a job that Is usually work" might produce some negative reaction from her coworkers, but this has not happened Sal Evans works closely with Mrs. Wagner and has no complaints. "She does her work share and she'll tackle anything," he said. "She's not afraid of - -, '-. ' • . ••- - .• - ' Each volunteer is asked to donate at least four hours per week to a youngster In trouble. Many Central Florida youngsters are having problems coping in their, school and community. Each volunteer goes th rough training by a VP! coordinator. For information call the Seminole County office, 8344101. - - -•-, - o;ams,I,whose purpose is to counsel Youngsters, r ig in need of male volunteers. ...Rob.rts K..ps Low Profil. In -Legal Fight pr - - __ -- Mal. Volunteers Needed -- • : - - All SOMIbeNt Balks IS Fhe*de will boo II* savers an oppostimfty. to we a hitter rR as a alaty ved smaller dq.its cIAca4s.' 3%ys uVi "Vdeiai fi'us'rlal ngela"ry adberitlss," asid Peter Billows, iiulii ViusifttJ IAIfa Banking Corp 'VI sow made it com. msrdai iks to 'as4d. a N* of IlliNd to eut the stats small vees. $.iboml fati ames who WWFOVIde thu NghSf to little as PSI In a new- $%-y certificate of l.jisil." igg.r raw for the 14W cor!in cat.' is am at to p.raat for -ike nidi of Jwy, 10.0 mahTsualIewid us c.irrøt rstIw. The rate Is 44 percent below the rate eat by UI IPSIMY its mo&y uewities surtia laluid rates as the uvlr certIadas v he -cttw Iv j=A pØaa term of UM ..b-' 1 delay. - Small Savers: Int.rs,t Up a KL - ' - ' paign or the actual printing of the calendar, caused the . - A computer was the unusual fourth in a recent game of livecard draw that also included (from upper le left) ft ) baseball player Ed Kranepool, Omni editor-publisher Bob Guccione and television personality Hugh Downs, Charles Pearson (lower left), who helDed develop th poker-layIngom. puter at State University of New York at Buffalo, fed it Information on its own hand, the hands of its opponents, how the players were betting and how many cards 1 The Leisure Time Program of Seminole Community - who poutss the family's Stonnaster Tornado Shelter Co. out of his home on the outskirts of Dallas, said his • , cuetomers won't admit what he personally thinks Is the reason ..;., • for their interest. "They're giving me all kinds of reasons," he said, a wry smile playing on his boarded face, "The most favorite Is they _ ,'• ____ want It for wine collars, then there's the game room for Ill •. kldeorfora.torageroom.' Póardi, U, said the fact none of his boinb..heltor customers Ite humans want tbWr amn bmm convinces him they we Wying his 1(~ , I& At ---, concrete, underground structures or dealt the cards, '•u . 1 ashlr bow to convert their dorm shelters as "almost absolute r I. 9r0t14Uos" agatint a neeloer holocaust, i eq ' - I '1p4 I tId that lerliig the Cuban crisis during the 'Ifa • whmthrewasalotmorecawaboutp.opiebuyingsh,lters b CHATTANOOGA Tam. (UP!)— A wouidcoatthm$44inUUoninofltiand good to know we could buy a $100,000 far the backyard and ti neighbors finding out about It and aattanooga inventor saw he expects to an estimated $18 mi llion In added In. house rather than a $60,000 one If we wadlagtobsabh__stln— made poopl.tldnk about having i -. r. altestagalnst the glant forest, wanted to." to hold a gen a iunw. to keep out. Sears, Roebuck and Co., and claim a ISO Roberts has received $1 million for an -. Roberta saM he dIdn't want anything "$p they da't w anyone to know. I had one lady say million judgment for a socket wrench he earlier judgment 'galit Sears. In that "fancy or grand. I Just want nice corn. airuight out she didn't want other people to know she was developed In 1964. 1977 decision, a federal judge ruled the fortable tithig, And I wanted the house to " Peter Roberts, 34, says he Is "keeping - giant corporation had fraudnle'tly oh. be energy.efflcient" In a daa Ida clients as "wsll4nforn*d" and "not a low profile" will a federal appellate lamed Roberts' patent for the tool. He said he hasn't rqih.d out and eáj" cos,t nukes a decision on the latest court "The momW solved one kind of COB "I did buy a new ft's a challenge in the case. probiom, but created some others," said darting buying s4 us 4't The cue is expected to be heard in a the soft-spoken inventor, who de,cr1bes IV set and a p&nbell machine," be said. "r -M'" 1Mg f pefr to go out and buy faflvet shelters . "''b only real 'haxucy I've permitted few weeks In the 7th DIstrict Court of himself as a "gadget person." bscau of th,te-1- in Iran, be said ft is probable, about myself Is motor home. I boiht the • "Now we don't have to wory "Oh. the way the SIftIMIM Is tlgist now, I don't think It's Appeal. In Qcago. "I still haven't received that money," financial security, mat we do have some becaus, I like lmntb and fleithig." jolntwhersftwoWdbsarsIlitcktn4o1peraasa1 His wealth will not make him bsconi rs.. MS -(to buy a bomb ter),"amid I. John Roberto said of the *,"IWon. "But I concern about what to do with 11e money 'M the inventor says. g, - j devsiopnset don't expect any problems. I'm jest - how 10 use it," he said. peyligy a4 Roberts has boeght a new, but P1*51 keeping a low profile. I don't want to do at the University of Iflas at Dallas. "1 csm from a family of five thlldrep sam people, at the very mealloi of a world crisis, go anything to lame the jies." house in Red Be* bitt otborwiss his Ills sod our paints aiw ys- laJttus out tO A U.S. District Judge in (cap rided has changed little. k --- 3$ ;juld psi be iiu.r1 an the palm ow waste a1hng. I can't stand to waste, goa a paUcular stressful clictam- - last May the 34-year-old former conpnpli , He and his petit, wife, Maxine, have and I'm really proud ci that." - venleacs store owner was du the proliti pledged not to let the money change the aviiiiia or *go war." no Roberts now hn an WAAW phonC to the fellM sheller In Mrs. Ferch's (roan the quick-release wrench he In. way they live. However, that has proven number and values his privacy a bit A te andsrgre buk pd pree. "s ci clandrophobla au puwerlea. 'vented at age 1$ while tinkering ound to be tf1coL more. And he is gritoful ho lives in te—orInteof—Ihe2400I-thck rooland fool. In a Workshop, ant "ills nice to have the m on ey. When we country where he could become a rich -.. . iliiiiis IM Willie Sears appealed the decision which bougid the house, for ernpe, it 'was man by tinkering in a workshcp. fo . _________ _______ - Astrology Class Offered in the week of release. But they increased . 'S Fashion Artist's Doodling Leads To Creation Of Dilly ' , - ead..., - L1!w State Rep. Bobby Brantley will speak Tuesday, Jan, 15, at a special meeting at Casselberry Elementary School on the legislative intent of the new Primary Education Program to be implemented in the schools September 1980. meeting will be at 7p.m. in the school auditorium off ' 4 The Crystal Bowl Circle and is open to the public. no direct relationship between numbers of cattle and price changes. Twenty-nine reports showed more cattle on Feed. Prices increased 18 times and dropped 11 times in the week of release, Prices rose 15 times and fell 14 times in the week after release. Of 18 reports showing fewer cattle on feed, prices dropped two more times than they rose Ah The Council of Arts and Sciences for Central Florida will host the First Annual Conference of the Florida Assembly of Community Arts Agencies (FACAA) on Jan. 25-26, at Rollins College. Arts council directors and representatives from all over Florida will be attending the meeting to discuss "Arts — Survival in the '80s." Topics will include arts advocacy on the local, state, and federal levels, how to assist the in. dividual ar tist and marketing the arts. The conference is free and open to the public, space permitting. Arts Council members, especially arts ad. ministrators and board members, as well as individual artists, Are welcome to attend as observers. Call The Arts (843-2787) for information. - •- twiceasoftenastheydroppedintheweek after release. Noting that prices rose more often than they dropped following the reports regardless of whether cattle on feed numbers were up or down, the experts asked, "Does all this evidence then suggest that cattle teed ttle prices?" actually tend to boost reports ca The board's report found that "no consistent relationship is apparent between the A lack of a logical pattern does not mean direction of change In cattle on feed numbers the reports have no Impact on the market, the and the direction of change In prices." board said. They said the reports provide a Experts said it would seem reasonable that check on market analyses constantly being Increases in cattle inventories would result in' developed by cattle feeders, meat pa ckers price declines and that inventory - declines and speculators. It wjry-4 ,(00~4 g ~ MM 6 I , ~~ Y - The 48-report survey also showed there was Tabulating cattle prices following 16 cattle on feed reports From 1975 to 1978, the Crop Reporting Board found that weekly average prices rose eight times and dropped eight times between weeks before reports were issued and weeks of Issuance. A comparison of the week of report release to the week after showed that prices rose nine times and dropped seven times. LET'S SEE... I'LL WASH THE CURTAINS, CLEAN OUT CLOSET. SHAMPOO Ni'? RUG, PUT ON NEW S-IEL PAPER, ETC. WAN ~(4 School Meet Open To Public ' In the week afterwards, prices Increased 28 times and dropped 20 times. Averaging the monetary impact of all 16 _______ to 156 In November, the lowest rate of contracting in over a year and a half," according to George Qwlstle, vice president and thief economist for F.W. DodgL The seasonally-adjusted Index of the flow of new construction work has been in decline sInc early In 1979 when tight money UV5155d I YS4OS S1ICI3. • • ' , declined 21 times, reperts,theboardfoundacombinedlossof9 cents per 196 pounds of cattle from the week before to the week of release of reports But cattle producers more than made up that loss in the next week. The net change in price from the week of release to the week after was an Increase of 56 cents. - flICUI W'I V1U IBWI5U • Experts said that "repor ts are not the sole and direct cause of price fluctuations -even on a very short-term basis." bther months of the year. . .. 1 1, . " would be followed by higher prices. But the study found that was not the case. An example of the inconsistency was price change following Jan ua ry and April reports in 1976. In January, the inventory of cattle of feed was up 28 percent from a year earlier and prices fell. There was another 28 percent increase In April, but prices rose. formation than reports issued in the other eight months of the year. They also provide data on 23 states compared to seven states in U, •.. will Initially have four canopy is also translucent enough to admit about 20 percent of the available natural light, a factor which allows extensive "When we began the creative " __ Roger Kurz, general manager of the new division of Sea World, "we knew only that we wanted to cit., guests what we called 'a slice of life, Florida style.' Obviously, It had to offer the foods we all associate with Florida — like citrus and seafood, It had to touch on all the e thnic groups which have left their Imprint on the state. Because of the nature of our business, we knew entertalnment would be a critical element. Finally, we had to set it in an atmosphere uniquely Floridian." '' , - preparation for the store's opening Monday. As a (ran. Sea World Finishes Plan -. - 4 For First Annual Conference :- tUP! - Surveys indicate farmers and ranchers believe that Agrlcull ure Department reports on livestock numb bers and crop size push down prices they receive for farm products, But a study by the Crop Reporting Board, the organization that tabulates the farm reports, disputes that. It shows that cattle prices rose more often than they fell following release of monthly "cattle on Feed" reports over the past four years. THIS IS THE TIME OF 'i'EAP. THAT YOU SHOULD MMEAMENTAL LIST OF SPRIJG CLEANING CHOPS ,ç dr Do 'Numbers' Push-Down Prices ( /.. . • . By Dell Healy All '. .':''_' Dilly .4 d. '..........................WASHINGTON :.': ' Art Agencies To Meet - / , . i. 1, Farm Reports p.. 1 7-f -. :, 11,-. .. .14, . . '..*,.. . .,.~%,.'_~_~ " i La I. .. •,. .;e:,.. - WESTGA TE -p J:' _____ Animal Nutritionists Meet ,* Chalfont said recession in the West migh have a moderating effect on the market, bu producers are getting mixed signals on t willingness of consuming nations to cut hn ports. U.S. consumption sank last year, thanks to rising prices and conservation, but Europe's demand probably increase ______ _____ Brlef ly IR Union cooling fast, is sticking to a Stir prisingly moderate $25.96 for Basrah ligb crude. And Nigeria, one of the larger U.5 suppliers, has said it would not boost its $29.9 oil to Libya's price as it usually does. 71vj Leading animal nu tritionists from throughout UnitedStateswill meetlnOrlandoian. 18, to examine ways to improve, "The Quality of Life" for meat and poultry producers and consumers, . Glut Lower Prices? 011 WASHINGTON (UP!) — Energy producing softening have appeared in the spot markets repeatable," said Chalfont. "It's certainly a for gasoline and heating oil. market in which a large number of OPEC and consuming nations are watching world oil But an Energy Department official people are playing around." markets closely to see if prevailing high cautioned the weakness could be a temporary crude prices will withstand the effects of what In contract prices, Libya has been able to result of mild weather in the past three boost its top quality oil to $34.72 a barrel, some see as a growing oil glut. months. But government and industry observers despite Saudi Arabia's attempt to hold the "I'm not sure it's any kind of a trend YOU line at $24. agreed Wednesday it's too early to tell can do something with," agreed Bruce whether Saudi oil Minister Ahmed "ft's a free for all in the sense that if you editor of Platt's Oilgram Price Chalfont, Yamani was right when he predicted a take the oil strictly on basis of quality and Service, looming world surplus would moderate prices He noted a shipment of Arab light crude transportation differentials, there's no way and restore order to the market. brought $40 a barrel only last week in the prices should range from $24 to $35," the Since December's rancorous OPEC Energy Department official said, Caribbean, meeting in Caracas when the producers went Iraq, with its relations with the Soviet not "The high prices we've been seeing are their own ways on prices, telltale signs of : Florida's billion-dollar citrus industry "largely escaped" the Mexican menace of tariff reductions In a bilateral agreement signed Dec. 27 by President Carter, United Growers said recently. Executive Vice President Wilson McGee of the Orlando-based grower organization said the Office of Special Representative for Trade Negotiations C0fl firmed that the contingent bilateral agreement between Mexico and the United States "exempted" fresh and processed citrus juice products from the threat of tariff cuts benefiting the highly competitive Mexican industry. Concessions on other Florida products are still secret. "The whole agreement, however, is contingent upon Mexico's acceptance by May 25 of membership in the Genelal Agreement for Trade and Tarif fs (GATT). If present Mexican opposition to that condition preva ils, we will be back at square one with Mexico continuing to enjoy its status as a nation subject to U.S. 'most favored nation' policy," McGee said, _ r . •.. .-. • - ' - tt'f11f1ing engines is one of Candy Wagner's duties. - See P1flE MOM, Page IC Candy Wagner at the controls of a 3600 UP locomotive. I $ . T U1'' • - ''-'-". — - a—' ,---.-'- -4. 4 -hj. .11, 1' 4,. I j -0-0. -- a - . t • L , _ ,,t .., ,, __J•"• ,. • - - I . 3r " ' i,~ ,'-"' 9.. ~.~!_ , , ,'T' IL - .-. - Iq - '. ::—• -..1 - -t:'. , " - - - -- . ''•.'? - ,L-•• *., -:-.-.- - - ,'....k -. .- '-• - I. LI .'. �S V I - V - 2C—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. • 'V a • , Sunday, Ian. 13, 1910 In And Around Sanford In And Around Lake Ma Engagements SCOTTIE DENNIS 0 Camellia Bush., Over 70,, Kiwanians. Seek Entries Is Like A Family Member For Woman Of The Year With all our retired couples living at the gorgeous Th P---f From Tole'i!c, Ohio, the welcome was given by Courson, Mrs. Larson, Hendersons and Vie and PITA l...t,l Dh.... fl,,inn n..,l i aaiu .UiVUUU all £%UIWU 411h4' you can always expect the HUGHES also members of the Ottawa Commerce, Sr., Chamber of unusual or surprising and Lake Mary River Club. While here Scott, president. very interesting stories they Correspondent The facilities were opened Velma and children visited bring with them from their 3234811 and the guests and customers most of the Florida at. former homes. enjoyed the refreshments tractions, specially Such is the case with Disneyworld and had what served for the occasion. Raymond Lewis and It was a well-organized you call a real nice. Florida Elizabeth, his wife. They have moved along with them, who ceremony thanks to Irene vacation. been living at The Forest for at one time had a live in Brown, the bank assistant ON past six years and with company. Back home from a nice lo. vice president and marketing them is their beautiful day holiday vacation are A tiny green frog made his officer. camelila bush which Is over headquarters in the bush and While there, I said "hello" Roger and Elaine Dixon. 70-years-old. stay there for two years. He to Janice Springfield, Roger is the chairman of the You see, Mr. Lewis was was fed powdered oatmeal Flagship Bank Executive vice Planning and Zoning Board. born In Fredericksburg, Va. with water, which he president who is among They left here December the the youngest of six children, evidently enjoyed. other things one of the most 26 and spent three days in MRS. DANIEL KIETH LORENZ At a very young age after his It ishard to believe that this outstanding women in the Williamsburg, Va. and the parents died, he came to lovely, dark green bush business field In our county. rest in Washington, D. C. and F1cirila to live with his older loaded with Arlington, Va. beautiful P brother, Ralph, near Winter sllklooklng dark pink While In Williamsburg, they Monday night the Chamber Garden, in a small corn- blossom is over 70-years-old, of Commerce had its monthly attended a Baron's Feast or a munity of Piedmont. The And Mr. Lewis says "It will meeting at the starlight room traditional holiday party up residents were mostly from be with us forever, it is my in The Forest. there, attended by about 500 Swedish descendents and this pride and joy." A business meeting was people with nice en. is where Ralph met and It occupies a very special held by President Ronald tertainment provided for the married his wife, Hilda place, right at the entrance to Hipp Sr. who announced that occasion. SjJom. front porch the membership goal of 225 In Arlington, they visited So Mr. Lewis grew up being members Is getting close with their good friends Brian and Our very first In Lake Mary 179 new members to date. Jean Svikart. On their way In an iniprc&hvc candlelight ceremony Peggi Kirtley, part of this community and and Mrs. Henry Wight lovingall the people that were (and we folks here have am Mrs. Kay odasman, a back they stopped in daughter of the Rr'erend Doctor part of his life, tendency to call our own when member of the Board of Charleston, South Carolina, Kirtley, Miami, and Daniel Kleth Lorenz, son of Lyle K. ens Throughout the years and it comes to Lake Mary, the Directors, acquired 74 and the late Mrs. Lorenz, Iroquois, S.D., were united in Holy during a community dance in one big family community) members, this may be a new Marion and John Quigley Matrimony on Saturday, Dec. 22, 1979, at 7:30 p.m. at Fulford Winter Garden he met was the opening Monday record established by an, !p ent New Year's Eve in scent United Methodist Church, North Miami Beach. at the home of good The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlow W. Elizabeth, got married and morning of the Flagship individual. they have been married for Bank, Lake Mary branch. Guest speakers were Mrs. friends, William and Agnes Goodspeed of Sanford and the late Mr. and ,s. the past 43 years. Invited for the ribbon Irene K. Brown and' Mrs. Gilbride. Kirtley, also of Sanford. One of their wedding cutting ceremony were the Carol Larson representing the The Gilbride's had about 10 The vows were exchanged In a background of Christmas p res ents was this camellia city top officials, Flagship Bank of Seminole guests bank offor their enjoyable %Teaths, Chrismon trees, poinsettia, and holly, carrying Out bush that Mr. Lewis always t1c1il3,ëirësentàjIves of and theneWbranch fltLke party, Marion said. the traditional red, white and green colors of the Christmas admired and wished that he Lake Mary, Sanford and Mary. The next day they all got holiday season. together for a champagne The bride designed her formal gown of white silk SCUlPtured had a similar one. So the Longwood-Winter Springs By the way Carol, the new brunch to welcome the New heirloom velvet wi th straight, long sleeves. The sweetheart folks at Piedmont decided to Chamber of Commerce, manager is originally neckline was filled with English netting and trimmed With present them with the small several businessmen and from Queens, N. Y. She is a Year. which was about 30- media representatives. Venice lace and seed pearls. The Empire waistline extended to tree ye&s-ld at the new 1970 graduate of Seminole time. Mrs. carol Larson, the Visiting Jim and DeLores the back where the skirt fell softly into a chapel sweep. School, Sanford, and The Lewlses have lived in branch manager, cut the also a U.C.F. is Jim's brother, Ray. A hood tipped with Maribou formed her graduate, ,Shefrom LashLewsitown' Maribou several parts. of the country ribbon that opened the doors started working for the bank Pa. outlined the entire hemline and cuffs of the headpiece, gown, She carried a Ray, his wife Patty, and muff of the same heirloom fabric showered with a cascade Of Including Richmond and New to the new bank together with In im Port News, Va., and Orlando city Mayor Waiter Sorenson daughter, Heather, are varigated carnations, holly and red velvet ribbon.' Her only for several years before and Dennis H. Courson, planning on making Florida accessory was a pair of pearl earrings, a gift of the groom. mQ ving into the president of ti Our close neighbors and their home in the near future. She carried a lace handkerchief which had belonged to her FO1L new city Councilman Vic Bank of Seminole. Jim, DeLores and daughter, maternal great-grandmother, the late Wortley Dare Alday of camellia Their bush has A nice introduction and Olvera and wife, Bonnie Angelina, spent a 10-day Gainesville. Lynn, had a nice surprise for holiday vacation in The maid of honor, Miss Pam Kirtley, sister of the bride, the holidays when they were Lewistown, visiting Jim's wore a two-piece, floor-length gown of emerald green. The tbofr good &a*of parents, dress which had spaghetti straps was covered by a matching Wfl!fl racerp nfne .' It Award. This award was established 11 years ago in 1969 In — Gale B. Dennis of Chuluota announces the engagement of daughter, Scottie Sue Dennis of Longwood, to James Vinton Stowell III, son of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Stowell Jr. of Loch Arbor Court, Sanford. Cleveland, Ohio, the bride-elect is the of Mrs. Frances A. Dennis of Chuluota, and the late Dale Dennis of Cleveland. Miss Dennis is a 1974 graduate of Oviedo High School where she was treasurer of the Student Council and a of the Science Club, Spanish Club and Pep Club. She is a 1976 graduate of Seminole Memorial his Born in granddaughter member Hospital of Radlologic Technology, and a 1977 graduate of Self Memorial Hospital School of Nuclear Medicine Technology, Greenwood, S.C. Miss Dennis is employed as a nuclear medicine technologist, West Orange Memorial Hospital, Winter School Sanford, Garden. Her fiance, who was born at Elmira, N.Y., is the grandson of the late Mrs. Ruth J. Simpson of Geneva, and the late James V. Stowell Sr. of Elmira. He is a 1967 graduate of Seminole High he was a senior superlative and a charter member of the Interact Club. He graduated with an A.A. degree from Seminole Community College in 1969, and cum laude, with a B.A. degree, from the charter class of Florida Technological University In 1971. He is em. ployed by the County of Seminole Public Administration. will be an event of March 15, at 3 p.m., at Saint Mary Magdalen Altamonte Springs. School where The wedding Church, MIRIAM TUCKER Daniel Lorenz Exchange Vows Doub, le, ing o U Sanford Pair _ - Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Tucker II of Route 3, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miriam Elizabeth to JeffreyGIenn Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Williams, also of Route 3, Sanford. Born at Orlando, the bride-elect Is the maternal granddaugMer of Mr. and Mrs. Loule A. Albritton of Sanford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Tucker of Clwlstznas. Miss Tucker attended Seminole County schools and was graduated from Seminole High School In 1970. She is employed at Tucker's Farm and Garden Center, Sanford. Her fiance, who was born In Key West, attended Seminole County Schools and graduated from Seminal. High School In 1172, He received an Associate of Arts degree from Seminole Community College in 1175. H. atlenda University of Central Florida where he Is majoring In electronic engineering. He Is employed as a land arveyor. Wedding plans will be announced at a later date. M Fm IN Wá..Up Yiur WA WdNNdII The Ni.jJ Trud I. Tiles !Ks1sm. IspIiAiiliwis Thms Ow Vaiv ____ HomecowAng ba wig be otaerb4 at New Mt. Celvary "ft-10 Y.w..r ii' Yew Mey Ww'T• Use Ow Pisisssi.s.i RM RMtAT — amak PRICISION CUT Hfsrr. 4•99 Sunday School ' - "WW Ill!, up$ - -0 ON lw WI -.-'-V a. S __ I . PWONI41fl AVE. (NW. i7.js*sio Iii. uuidof ibuin as M& of Aceoss PIOM Mill POLIcI sTAtION) ,. #"- - • V'4' - .SLSn4 -A I-::.:a AMuI. isdy ' OWN 10 She The Friendship Circle, a group of Sanford women, gather frequently to greet, meet and eat. This month the girls lunched at Buck's Airport Restaurant. Attending were Virginia Burney, Nellie Coleman, Melba Cooper, Dottie Karns, Dorothy McReynolds, Bill Gielow, Liz Helfrich, Jerri Kirk and I. LIMIT ror or tnose wno liKe tolKiore, it's not too late to attend the Florida Folklife Program to commemorate the 116th anniversary of the death of Stephen Foster, scheduled Sunday, Jan, 13, beginning at 2 p.m., at the Stephen Foster State Folk Culture, White Springs. Barbara Muller of Sanford, a teacher at Seminole Community College, will be featured in a special concert. Barbara will present a program of music and songs ranging from the medieval period to the Anglo-American tradition of original cornpositions. She plays the guitar, dulcimer, autoharp, recorder, piano and string bass. Barbara's folk singing career, which began while she was in college, has led to concerts, folk festivals, TV appearances and a 2-month tour of the Soviet Union sponsored by the U.S. State M 1 LIMIT 1 ,. and more. let., J.n sic am, t. p.m. 27, ii am. to p.m. Sanford CIvic Center - - . ADMISSION $1.81 '(Died both iij. V 34Ol The Nation's Best Qualified Exhibiting Dealers VIDALSASSOON FINISHING RINSE 9 2 Me ..., Ons - on all Dresses & PantsuitsI': *Ll$ Fma SANFORD 3024fl4 GILLETTE 1 3 IN 1" _...,.t._, SUPER CURL Steam styler with 2 attachments. MODEL 9320 REG. $12.99 1 4V VA BY PLANTERS TIMEX Vacuum packed to ensure freshness. l2oz tin. REG. $1.59 LIMIT 1 WATCHES All I LI(Illig elf, 1C, ( D I styles ItIC Or sport & cocktail, F 5' TRUE TOLIGHTVIII MAKE-UP MIRROR 11 BY CLAIROL Nt-4 4-way light selection Center mirror swivels from regular - fl DISH DETERGENT Choose Ivory, Dawn ,I ."' , ' ...DIIIy W.. adding to or sabtractiag from tho original what comes her way. "If she looks a little ragged," explained Mrs. Healy, "that's the way she's sup posed to look." MR.COFFEE I....- COFFEEMAKER Brews from 2-10 cups. Keeps coffee serving hot. Features Coffee-Saver Brewing. NO. CBS-200 TWICE THE PRINTS Get an extra set of prints with every roll of color or black and white print film developed and pvint.•d TODAY AND EVERYDAY price of one Kodacolo, or black and white when you have your Inn tVE1YDAY mAk -- . pectatleu Of my recovery t WOOD FRAMET •.____ REG. •'I 2599 Get two rolls of print turn for the wishes aid ftectiess, while I =still Of , W MINIL II at sub a time the ,,,sheolil arise is whM dm Is w 26 PICTURES siz TWICE THE FILM _ charcoal. This is placed on heavier drawing paper and, by rubMng the tracth paper, the charcoal drawing L translered to the final stock which is then inked and mailed to the syndicale office. Mrs Healy Works about thee months ahead on the strIp and said a. has Was for years to come. In. addition to appearing as I ComiC strip, Dilly and Oscar have been turned Into dolls which may also be marketed. Mrs. Hsaly mob th.dolls out of socks and they are soft aid squeezable. (mr has his tools and Dilly has her mop and awlto..yedlookoo her facsdot lets on know she Is still hanging in 11w. and Isgoktokeqim trying nomatter 88 811 Q'J GOLD FOR SPORTS, DRESS..UP Taking a cue from fashion, Aurea Jewelry creations designs a 14 karat plumb gold portrait necklace in geometric line. Gold wedges in graded lengths fashion a scallop design to the piece, which looks equally sensational with sporty styles as it does for formal, dress up occasions. ' / / ?< -i--- e, 1 ,..,. to magnifying. MODEL LM8 REG. $32.99 -- l I REG. $1.29 LIMIT 1 characters, Mrs. Healy said she has come to know them quite well and she knows how they each will react in different situations. These situations are the little things that most everyone goes though: problems at work, shopping in the supermarket, or going out on a'date. Ideas for the strip come from everywhere and Mrs. Healy keeps a notebook in her puroe so the can jot them down whenever they occur. They are later transferred Into a larger notebook at home. She has already filled two books and Is working on the third. Frm the idea Mrs. Healy makes a rough ihetdi each panel. On then doss amnd sketch ontraciagpuper, I or Palmolive Liquid. 22-oz. bottle. - - ... y,. drawing. who No drawing is a*npists the turns the paper over and goes over the lines with _ 20% F REGUL AR PRICES fighting a two-year battle with GRATEFUl. IN cancer. The doctors told us it JOLIET, ui. was hopeless, yet kept that DEAR GRATEFUL: Thank poor dear man alive month you for giving Inc this op. after month with Iran- portunity to publicize "The sfuslons, tubes, needles, and thing Will agala. It reads as drugs, while he prayed to God follows: 'knowlng that lfmy husband or to take him. TO MY FAMILY, MY P1LY. 1 should ever become terAbby,youwoulddomllllons 8ICIAN, MY LAWYER AND III ta.....1 ill I, •vv wou of readers a priceless service ALL OTHERS WHOM IT I saw my handsome, 6-foot, by acquainting them with MAY CONCERN never have to watch us the :slow and agonizing deaths as )0.ppund father waste away "The Living Will', as you did Death is as muck a reality some we have witnessed, to an U-pound skeleton after me. as birth, growth, maturity said old age-4 Is me cer. taIMy Of lit. U thm lime cornea when I can áo eager take part In decisions for my own fetare, let this statement staid as an expression of my C,i1taid From Page IC for 211.8101. FIIITSY, 199 MIXED NUTS .5 ,.., - LIMIT 1 788 Working around and under locomotives may not appeal to everyone but Mrs. Wagner enjoys it, although, like most jobs, it does have some bad points. "You get awfully greasy," she said. "but it conies off. It's no real problem."—TOM NETSEL 1 tic 1 2-oz. bottle, for beautiful hair. SCHICK PLUS PLATINUM BLADES Double edge. pack of 5. SchicIc LIMIT I - 94rnM7 -- s A square dancing class began this week in McKinley Hall of the First United Department. :- DEAR ABBY: I want to thank you for the most wonderful present I have ever iecelved. Because of an item in your column last year, I sent for "The Living Will." Now I have peace of mind, days) 179 I She Has Peace Of Mind Because Of 'Living Will' including H.isiy, Cambridge, Fostoria, Paden City, Fenton, Westmoreland, Duncan & Miller PERMANENT Total conditioning DRY IDEA - Show & Sale TONI HOME wave, 3 types. areas," All Glass Depression Era - 9710 60 mu Mom People are often surprised to learn what she does for a living but Mrs. Wagner said she enjoys her work and thinks it is fascinating even though she was a little worried about her size. "It takes strength," she said. "I grit my teeth and use every bit of strength I've got, but I haven't had any problems yet. I'm willing to try anything." She Is also grateful the company and her boss had enough faith In her to do prove she could do the job, and several other women have said she opened areas for them as well. "I'm glad Auto Train has given women the chance to work in these she said, SECOND ST.—SANFOD %L0 51pUW01 Ni Su,s. I -10 slow. u i.$• % - -: isn't everyday that two Sanford girls get to see the Rose Bowl game with special reserved seats for the parade, But Eloise Collins and her daughter, Jan Cowley, were in the midst of all the roses in the Los Angeles area on New Year's Day and from all reports had a 'wonderful time." 4-oz., plastic bottle. LIMIT 1 i DRY IDEA ROLL-ON 1 .5-oz. 2 types. MNFORDI liii ANNUAL . JOHNSON& JOHNSON BABY OIL PENNANT Her two sons, 7 and 3, also thinks it is great their mother works on the trains and she said they keep pestering her for a ride In the engine. She admitted she enjoys it herself, "It's an ego-trip, driving (the engine) around the yard—and coupling It on to the passenger trains." She does not drive the train with passengers on Its run to Virginia, but only around the yard and Into the shop for refueling and repairs. Mrs. Wagner's boss, diesel shop supervisor Virlyn Sheppard, said he is pleased with her performance so far. "I'm very satisfied," he said. "She's doing a great job. Amtrak has some (women working in their shop) In Chicago and I thought I'd like to try it here." He said he is more impressed by the size of her brain than her physical size. "She surprised me...plus the other elec. STATE LICENSED & APPROVED M011 I Mi Jon's mother, Mrs. Barbara Siess, a realtor,, who per. sonally gave them a guided I!..t_ e learning." Cii t.d.y for more iforuuitlom Prisads Are" 322.6707 C*UNT1N And JEANS Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Beverly W.) Adams of 2626 Laurel Ave., jetted to California recently where they visited their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jon (Stormi) Siess at their home near Los Angeles. They were also guests of Training as an electrician requires brain power as well as muscle power and Mrs. Wagner feels she has a good future working as a troubleshooter in the electrical units. In addition to her on-the-job training, she said she is planning to enroll in DC circuit course at SCC in her spare time. She said her husband is behind her and is very supportive." He thinks it's just great," she said. "He knows I have a penchant for "OUI lATh All LOWER" ,UM hAPiRsfl II For information, call Bob, 322-5695. Applications should be mailed to him, 114 Shirley Ave., Sanford. _____ Continued From Page 1C nothing." He said she is there right beside him doing her share of the "grunt and groan work." - - ssld cw NLISVSrIuI leslie AM MftYi $le$ssg, ...Petite NURSING - jJft SAILI / spring. may oe a- littl tate, out it triclans," ___ a*rth,' of the candidate's club and community work. Deadline for applications is March 15. The winner will be announced at the awards luncheon sometimes in the tour of the movie stars' homes in Beverly Hills. What a thrill! While the couple were Bob is asking clubs to guests of Los Angeles Police submit a brief biographical Lieutenant Torn Patton and sketch including a summary his family, they went sailing over 20-years, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Bergesteuer, DeLores Scott (Velma) Henderson and mother, who made the trip their four children Greta, with them, stayed In RichKeith, Kim and Danny whom mond, vslstlng relatives. they hadn't seen for about three years. Hasta la vista. 0 you can trust GILLETTE " - ' - Tuck. r-WIIIIamg memory of a club benefactress, Roberta Gatchel, who catered the Kiwanis luncheons for years. According to Robert Daehn, special awards chairman of the Sanford Kiwanis Club, the award Is presented each year to the Sanford area woman who has dbne the most for her club and 'community. Each award winner receives a handsome plaque and traveling floor banner for her club. Local women who have the distinction and honor of being the Kiwanis Woman Of The Year are: Irene Laney, Val Colbert, Charlotte Smith, Dr. Maria Perez, Rosainond Chapman, Winifred (Bill) Gielow, Myrtle Gradtck, Peggy Hattaway, Vivian Buck and 1. eggi k R long-sleeved, floor-length Empire coat, fastened by three small buttons. Fashioned after the bridal gown, It also had a hood tipped with green Maribou. She carrleda muff of matSte ching fabric with a small cascade of red and varigated carnations, holly and red velvet ribbon. Rl Gowns identically styled to that of the honor attendant were worn by the bridesmaids who were Miss Sue Paquin, Orlando,. Mrs. Pat Cordell, Shreveport, La., sister of the bride; and Mrs. Kris Vandersnlck, Carthage, S.D., sister of the groom. Their muffs were similar to that Of the honor attendant with red carnations, holly and white velvet ribbon. The bride's nieces, Brlttney Cordell, Shreveport, La., and Tawana Jean Eason and Kimberley Kirtley of Sanford, served as flower girl.. Levi Rain., were married The bridegroom chose as his beat man his brother, Stave Dec. V at 6:30 p.m. at the MAKVA Lorenz, Iroquois, South Dakota, Users Included W. David pastorlum of New Bethel HAWZs Vander,nlck, brother4n-law of the groom, Iroquols; Robert Mindonary Baptist Church. Sanlerd Sobol, Jacksonville; William W. Kirtley II, Sanford, brother of Rev, Robed Doctor per. Cerrespesdent the bride; Michael Stalnaker, Del Ray Beach; and Rev. David formed the double ring 322440 D. Reed, Miami. CSflOflY. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was 11 bride Isthe daught er of the Fellowship Hall Of the First United Methodat Chck of Columbus Allen, Daytona ndent Is In charge. Miami. The party room was decorated ln red, whiteaodgreen. At 11 am., Homecoming The tables were skirted In white and overlaid with white Thomas, d. The-DayS.rvlce,aUm,rnb ers and Sanfor ChantWy lacedothssallopedWith tr1ngaofpewlsand is the son Of Mr. former members are invited arrangements Of holly, red velvet ribbon and Will white and Mrs. Ned Raines, San- to the fellowship. Dinner will doves placed strategically between each scallop, ford, be served after morning Mrs. Vicki Kirtley, sister4n4aw of the bride, kept the Bride's Book. Those who assisted In serving were: Mrs. Audrey Given In mrlage by her Pastor. ____ the bride chose for her Wheat, Mrs. Irene 'Atkinson, Mrs. George Simmons. Barbara Simon, Mrs. David ft ftd, d, VOWS a beige E4w Mrs. Walter Baggesen, Mrs. James An ArecIadon Pragrssn Mrs. Reginald I with a matching JackeL Clements, Mrs. James Earnest, Mrs, John Massey, Mrs. Ray So wore whille baby's breath Will be held Jan. 13, at 7:30 Earnest Mrs. Cecil Mobley and Mrs. Stanley E p,,, In her hair and carried a white p.m. in honor oi'Daacon Willie After an extended wedding trip tlwough central Florida, the Ba.. at couple will be at home In Miami Springs. The bride Is em. Chuitch, Cypress Ave. Jusle D. Diem attended the St. ployed by Jackson Memorial Hospital and Parkway General bride as of Hospital as a computer tomography technician. The Sonia Thomas, sister Of _ Community bridegroom is employed by General Electric, Medical bride li program a____ , was bridant Systems Division. 114114 Merthie served trIdsgrom s best man, flawurgIri Was Tewa FOR Eseon. After, a reception at the homeo( the coiçle, they Isft for a brledding trip to DimeyW Finest fit$ns fk.t rmvietod 110 the llrn bride lsa Student at feminine physIae... Sn"k Ccinmwdty CU,g, ad the bridegroom is em. Combinid with pioysd as a*Ivsr for Coo. Hui,p4 Central Of P1.. lac. • cesmetispiets to V5,f, cisesy . . . a nanie in Newport Harbor. They had Methodist Church. Among dinner at a harbor spot those who attended for the overlooking a boat parade. first time were Melba and "It was just beautiful, Meade Cooper of Sanora. Beverly said. Melba said they had a large The Adams had such a good turnout and it was most en. time in California they plan to joyable. return this spring. it We also honor most insurance prescription drug programs. Ask your Eckerd Pharmacist. ® ' The Kiwanis Club of Sanford is searching for women. The truth of the matter is the all-men's club is appealing to all-women's clubs to submit a candidate for the coveted Annual Roberta Gatchel Woman of the Year Sunday, Jan. 13, 1980-3C We fill Medicaid prescriptions. EC1111 EI(DS 0 • DennlsaStoweII Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. drom jysicai es mrnta Awftl i ar.ct tas I be allowed to dk od ad he LUNCHMATE -. OLER , - IIIo,, t$s abed t ' yOU DON? PAY T It tcrd. fn5ss I bid it YOU DON? Pay FOR it p.,.., : g9c le parates food from can drinks -.....,, &lCe. C. 899 - POLAROID ENTEX ELECTRONIC BASEBALL GAME T-88 FILM Enjoy color perfect prints. 8 exposures. / 4 'a - DURACELL - / Play against the computer or another player. Allows unusual maneuvers. REG $3999 2999 _ DAIWA 401 . ALKALINE BATTERIES "C" or "0" size, REEL & ROD Spring loaded drag, for many uses. REG. $1.99 all metal gears. REG. 22 71 . ,•' .,.' " 699 ke$ alive by medicatisni, wicisi aemu or "hsraic nomweL" i de, ha,.,., ask that sedleatin be owcudy admwstww to dw& 616 i __ Not The Living will can be ObtsIIi.d by Writiflg to; Cnmmd F. Dying r_i SALE PRICES GOOD ft 44 I THRU WED. JAN.16 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. III 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. til 7 P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED. ..5..&..$qp Ukiox ;~ 4 __ F, 7 3 �., ...... ..-- 4C-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Adventist .. - .:.:.:: ... .; : - .: Zftl&bw - - ! - - Sunday, Jan. 13, iNO : :l .:.:.:.:.:.:;:.:.:...:.:.:.:.:;:.:.:.:.:.:.:. : X. M ethodist COMMUNITY UNITED X' 00 Saturday Services: . vice 11:114^. :::: Prayer Service 7:00p.m. :: I Wednesday Night • nThtM The Pastor Sunday Sch*at 00 I 00000 U _____ . _____ 1111,11, RELIGION CatzelberrV rch School 9:31 A 11 W Services with classes for all ages Fellowship Coffec between services uMYF ::: :: : :::: FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Philip Wa$ . Nov. '.-.'-. I God Assembly Of THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, .i IviIIn Worship Wet B ible Study A . %0 - - Brief ly :..:. Wed. Lithlbouso Youth Mooing Royal Rangers IL MISSIOnottes 7 pm X. .:.: FIRST UNITED METHODIST ::• .~. ::: -- . Church... OUR NATION I 322-313? Inter. Poster Rov. Grady lnew.,, Wed. Prayer kr. Fr. William IMIs Pastor Fr. peter Mitchell Ant. Pastor Sat. Visit Mass 7:44 P.M. fun. mass Sa.m..Il:10a13 n.on Confessions, Sat. 4.5* 0.7 P.M. FrOddl*SmIth Church Training . . .. - -. . - S..- 1.. OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE 7:00p.m. . . 7:I0pm. 7:50p.m. Nursery Provided FIRSTIAPTISTCHURCH S15ParkAven,5anferd Dr. Jay T.Cosmat, Pastor Sundav$ch.ol 5:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:00am Church Training 1:01p.m. Evening Worship 7:10p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 0:30 p.m. Ill Park Ave. The Nov. Leroy 0 leper . . . ,.. .. . . .. . . 507$. Sanford A". Rev. David Mangold Sunday school JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship Wed . Ser vice 1621 West First Str S. E. Stant,n Pastor Sunday School 11:11 a.m. Morning Service 11:10a.m. Evenlng$ervice 7:30p.m. Wednosdayleivlc, 7:10p.m. Old Truth s for a New Day .... Minister 5:45a.m. 11:00cm. 7:31P.M. . .• . . . . 4'_"p-. . 1. ... . ., .5 . . . . . Minister 5:10a.m. 11:30a.m. 7:10p.m. 7:10p.m. Worship ServIce Evenin,S.rvlc, Prayer Meeting Wed. . id Sunday School ornlngW.rshlp al dsy Testimon y 7:50p.m. W Meeting Room daily ezceptW,d.Iut. ssoato4p.m. Tale 7551411 • II I ,P) (', Church Of Christ h Prod Baker SIM lftdy Mircffigwerslwp _,.. \ (I' lZ,?' . VO lCANO ATURS YOUR CHURCH -: . . . NSW.flnISProoi Rev. D.K.GgsPsr Sw yS W11 Well ow ow Sin Family Night Service 1I:10j 1:10pm Y.P.l.Wst -. . 1:30p.m. Wednesday Thursday Friday Soiurday Psalms . IsoJah • Colosslana • Isaiah 23:1-6 53:1-12 1:3.27 40:1.11 .... ,, • j. 5 \)Jf 5 \if tg, ,, \.LU I s'1h' I A.L&1 It- -\Jh' - •:sa.m. I s:ooem TV" Drive, WUbuFAVO.LIke Mary Rev. A.P.Stevens MInislot Sunday Church School 9:45a.m. 41'.(APoN.M worm Yowmalreop Wed Choir Practice, Wednesday Merolal Prayer Group 7: 31 p.m. . Darwin Shea Pastor linda School 5:10a.m. WerefJp Service 11:10a.m. Nursery Provided Pillow pnbr 0:31 Svndav$dsol. . UMY• WINTER SPRINGS ,,RE,SY,II,IAPSt ,45p• 1:11p.m. MoB's Prays, Srnkfast ad & lIkThursdey Pimily NIght Sngper . First Baptist Church, Sanford, will observe Witness Commitment Day this Sunday at the morning service with members of the congregation making commitments to witness to specific persons this year. There will be special prayer for the 1960 Florida Baptist Revivals and one to be held In the local church March 9-14 conducted by Dr. Doug Sager, Maryville, Term. Adults in the congregation will begin a new study emphasis, "One Home Under God," at 6 p.m. Basis for the study Is six video tapes prepared by Dr. Jack Taylor, well. known speaker and writer from San Antonio, Texas. In the 7p.m. service, the film "In Remembrance" will be shown in the church's sanctuary. This Is a re-creation of the men and events which surrounded the Last Supper. No admission will be charged. UPSALA PRESSYTERIAPI CHURCH PIRSTUNIT MSIII VCH 410 Park An -- Witness Commitment Day THE LAKE MANY UNITED Mb5t0l"s* i.00.rn.. ç'' T-L"1 Nursery mag ".11081 P1611AIrsill". ;::::rn. __ ,j4.,., J , kJ lziI.rn. N.TKODrS " C'OCH R Today in Christian churches and Christian homes there S vic end Prow are men and women being trained who will make theirs a better world than we have J.ouyj Sunday Monday Tuesday Titus I Luke 1 Psalms 3:1-15 18:9-14 16:1-11 Gov. VIrW1 L. Orvaef, Passer Daniel Consla, Assoc. t.r Nov. oRMoosbood. Winter Springs C. Udwirl Davis Pastor Sunday School 5:30 a m SundiyWeIi4p 11:30a.m. 5:10am 1:11p.m. Nut my Provided The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK. Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff Met Dekicand Employees - - BIBLE BOOK CENTER 78 Hwy. 17-92 DeBary, Fla, $445 . 11011111" BAPTIsT Asilech Sipifid Clench, dnlsda _______ ICII OP 155 sspwe Sopiw ngui, 1101 W. Pint lint. S.storI iiu....ad Sopilul Clutch. ISO W. Mpent sow. P'SInII aie i, p __ Clinch SI III. Clinch SI Oil. Clinch ad 5 __ r'ps -gary ______ Calvvy SipIIu0 Clinch. OgotsiLahes lit Labs M55y Cistsrry Sapilui Clench, 7$ keiidlIS Sew. Cshtrsl sipibs Clutch, liii Sib Ave. 'v'i P$ii $101.0 cwwvosw Church, h111t4 Rd. Oillost LIII Sei*PI1II'IIPIIIIL MiMer Ll Mony allill 44 . Vk* _____ 11$ Park Lvi. ____ _ - Ave. - - _______ , . , W.. __ 24" w. - __ ____ . .----1. Mus1rvap5WClurcL Pill lsvy Lvi. 11.31__ Lw. . NusOsibot u1.uav illN. $NIgIsryLve Iurtaiw Spilt NiS*,ö CMI Uopa 51*. 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Dpisi_ Its ts, • LMs_..5 Clutch SI SiNs..,..1, $Mi, eg •.r,r. SI it..J. 31j, -T UNBORN .. nsm.. isup *u,.. hTl _ LDVINTI$? SIVINTI DAY Pgr,si Lou . __ . 11011111111111 III sr.. svaisu ssisi W. fllplsi... at. _____ __ PnssIis.s clench. Upseli It. Church Rod leg ad, Cosembeen 111 CINIC4111, --.., " ____ ___ - Clench, tisi Palm Springs It, $prtng ______ PiNlYtilil Dinch 41 PgaO Lii. - Srk$ P1 11v1Si11 NI Twhof SA$?SIN SOTISIOPs _____ =_ *lI Sill', CW.fly rI.aulla Church. RsS Churilad Ill. NSW. Ill $S.$rI 11 - j tury. There are many prophets -. .' .', . . • . .k t.. . ... "Pushing for total agreement on moral issues is not the same as advocating a piece of legislation which will enhance the common good," Bergstrom said. S1911 - ' .. our's), places us In the position of not being good stewards. We tend to neglect the problems that God would have us be concerned about. This is not to imply that we should ignore the possibility of the world's end. In fact, it does end for us at our death. Most certainly we should live a life worthy of our calling so that, at any time, we are ready because we are In Christ. However, we are also expected to work and live as though the world will continue for thousands of years - as it may very well do. There are many marvelous things yet to be revealed by God to His creation and we should strive to make that creation receptive to these things. Our involvement in / - aiding the victims of famine, flood and fire is a small part of this. Our concern for oppressed peoples, our support of moral values, our concern over family Integrity and much more, can cause change in the world. - .. ____ WMIr IP'!!LJl, Svrirea, 1. SIGNS Of LOVE The ','$Igns of Love" Sagen under the dlreeths of Dee Peaker. ' - . .. .' .._ Is:.c, L)1%LL.fl,tl:...z.. Minister 1IV1 L1131 vilk 51 (U)D'S ANSWER WHY BE BAPTIZE!)? I . -. - - N Ihave redemption through his blood, even the forgiveness of ii sins." Baptized into Christ: Gal. 3:27, "For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ." :'.ute.- ul) Redemption is in I Christ. (2i We are "baptized into Christ." Baptism Saves: 1 Pet. 3:21. "The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us," For a free booklet on baptism or a free Bible Correspondence Course, please call or write: Fred Baker, minister Church of Christ. 1512 Park Ave., Sanford, Fl. 32771. Tel. 322. 17781.----t Pd. Adv. to hear and the the deaf ministry Ws to First Assembly 01164111L304W.27thSt., saf.rd, Jan. 11 at 7 P.M. They appear each week •u Christian Breadcastlig Network Ilk "The Deaf Hear" Md have song and signed In the LJaIed States, Laths America sad Cénada -..r--v WIts .44~ ' of Grist : will briag their cootemporary Church Christ Commanded It: Mt. 28:19. "Go ye therefore, ) ' and teach all nations, baptizlug them in the name of the '-'-' I Father, and of the Son, and of This change can come about if we -' ' . the Holy Ghost." are changed people because of faith ' 'Believe, Baptized Saved: in Christ as the Son of a living Mk. 16:16. "Ile that be. Father. As others see Christ in us, lieveth and is baptized shall they too, will find a fuller life. be saved." . BISHOP JOEL McI)AVII) Signs of the end? Maybe. Signs of Repent, 1k Baptized, Florida United Methodist the coming of Christ in glory? itcmisshai of SIiis: ('onference Bishop I). MeMaybe. Work to be done now In Acts 2:38. "Repent, and be God's world. Definitely yes! So let us baptized every one of you in David will preach this be about our Father's business with the name of Jesus Christ for Sunday at the Community a smile and without fear and the remission of sins." United Methodist Church of trembling. "You do not know when Commanded: Casselberry at the 8:30 and the time will come." Acts 10:48. "And he consii a.m, inanded them to be baptized in the name of the Lord." Be Baptized, Wash Away Sins: One Miracle C a n Spark A Revival Acts 22:16. "And now why tarniest thou? arise, and be QUESTION: I hear you expect Him to meet our needs. flicted in Taipei, Formosa, a baptized, and wash away thy speak .f miracles often, and £ I believe miracles are God's few years ago, God healed a sins, calling on the name of also heir the secular world way of meeting needs which well-known woman of goiter, i the Lord." we the term "miracle" to cannot be met by natural or When the people who knew Baptized Into Christ: describe mock tblugi as drugs, human forces. her found the goiter was inR om. 6:3 "Know ye not, fabrics, and cleaners. What Miracles may be deed gone, several hundred that so many of us as were do you consider a miracle, monumental and lifepeople rushed toward the baptized into Jesus Christ aid what do you thInk Is the changing, or they may meet healing line. I stopped the were baptized into his death." purpose of miracles today? some need that may seem service and told the people ANSWER: God supplies our Insignificant to anyone other that It wise Jews tThrkt wkn - i aw, We Are New Creatures: than the one who receives the needs in many U.r,nt ways though ye believe me not, believed, because the healed this woman, and If 2 Cur. 5:17. "If any man be - both natural and super- miracle, believe the works: that ye miracles got the message they wanted to be saved and Jesus offered His miracles may know, and believe that across that God loves the to live after death, they must in Christ, he is a new natural. When the natural sufflcoi, that is what God as proof to support His the Father is in me and I in human race and wishes all accept Christ as their per. creature." Note.- tie If we gives us U th. natural is meosag.. He said, "If I do not him" (John 10:37.311). When men to be saved. This Is still sonal Savior (for I believe - are in Christ, we are "new IrNi(flcIsnt, we may turn to the works of my Father, Jesus healed the sick, He the heart of miracles today. that the saving of the soul is creatures," 2 We are - "ba ptized in to Christ." Gal, the al1.iuiciumcy of God end believe me not. But If I do, revealed God to men. Many I have found that miracles the grea test of all miracles). . 3:27 serve as attention-getters and A missionary who drove us Redemption Is produce a spiritual effect oti to our rooms that night said, - In Christ: the eyewitnesses. While I "Now I see how one psiracle Col. 1:14. "In whom we was ministering to the a!- can spark a revival," I '- 'religious' hit list of candidates who (10 not vote 'right' on a few issues and therefore are not 'moral" of doom who are quick to predict the end '* the world based on can. temporary events In the Mideast. There is always a danger in adapting events in the world to fit events described in the Bible. Human beings have been "second-guessing" God for centuries. "But of that day or that hour (end of the world) no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father. Take heed, watch; for you do not know when the time will Come." (Mark 13:32-33) Based on past experience, we should take the advice of Jesus and not set atime for the end, since God alone knows when this lsto be. Signs have been present In every age, to a greater or lesser extent, just as they are today. Becjnjilpg,. too involved with the anticipation of the destruction of God's world (it is not 'i~i 1. lie scored the group for their creation of what he called "a " 10 CISLIL.,_'rLn, Clinch iI N W. OalSlo Cainihad SIPi*i,,Nues.mUa,, Chu III Sif, I10IL i1su* To relieve the welcome problem of overcrowding, Pastor William Marr of First Baptist Church of Oviedo, Is now conducting Sunday worship services at both 8:30 and 11 a.m. as well as 7:30p.m. - ___________ r' .stiJ1 WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees _______________ ____ _____ _ it SENKANIK GLASS I PAINT CO., INC. Jerry& Ed. $nkarik and Employees 555n11 1011.1 Mssi.IeI Clinch. I.lolary Ave.. IaIprtsa loin LchI 1011.1 lI1kLS Sbw *31.5 cleich, og Clinch. N. 14*, . Chinch SI _____ lii tnt Lab, Oviedo Baptist Adds Service WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson flS55l$T ___ ____ NMka.b IhoI $0. ______ _____ _, Issund siluk lIfonSry lapiusi Clench, Wead _______ C-uflL 15 . otmi7$ N. 4emss Chur, 91- 111111, 411, 0811M $0.I, . p. 5p $0, Mif1Sj Spike Clutch. c.... w MislipOsry • ION S Ctmr P_ 11011 Church II *Itsrr Ngs. RI. iii. F' MII-.---Church. ON Ciutisi N. Spnuu ft. ad ! 2t"__ _ " Clutch, Mink ö ivis , .ww Church ad_Slisul.$ONI _____ . I--_-- ipissi c,cs, no Oraais FWsl SIpilui ch II ;erw sa.nut Cm. Church S Snot . .. . Pint Chinch SI Pr', .us___ Clutch sill, NtIsiIV, Lobs Mily Pint Ii Ike ChutCS sO Wits, Vlanu St AM heN 1iPsIIt 0*0,731 Oil LVI.. $atmnI . PinsiSMIssNIiw 11111W.11101". . An%isagaRoll; I.-" SWWV tW's Church. Sit Sn.. aeon lsiu SI., Fin,.'0 IOII ç Ciuro, rr.nN.1 Lw., Mi M 0 aI 1tnds,d W Clil, Iii I. III *i. __ .1 - A rally for Venture In Mission of the Episcopal Church will be held Tuesday, at 7 p.m., at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Maitland. WILSON BICHELBERGER MORTUARY . Eunice Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees JOIN THESE SPONSOAS AND HELP KEEP THIS r I DIRECTORY AVAILABLE $4.50 PER WEEK I CALL 322-2611 ( KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTS, INC. Oviedo Florida '---''•'.•••••••-•-••-- lOususi Park Sepilsi sniI, 1502 $0. $111 II. Perot Assomhty SI Sit 1711511m - - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY " 11111411111 J." C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Else. and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Venture In Mission THE McKIBBIN AGENCY I Insurance He said the groups, which include Moral Majority and Religious Roundtable as well as Christian Voice, "often equate Christian faith with political positions on specific issues. ng tJSflSflfl, Carlton Powers Crusade is conducting a tent ministry outreach at 26th Street and Highway 17-92 In Sanford through Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m. each night. The tent Is located in back of the D&J Gara?e. Oak AVS.I1td St. Tves. , Inosdei, ,:s p.m. Ile Nvryprevided for all Se,.utc,s ScrØ.ns se'ecthS by The Amsncan Sb. Soøsty _______ _____ . k poster 5:40 4.m. SIOWR Tent Crusade FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pastor Voice were "straining scripture to mandate specific positions on social justice issues." By DAVID K ANDERSON relations with nonCatholics, inPapal infallibility, rejected by the the grass roots level of the local dedication in saying he will stay" in UPI Religion Writer eluding both the Orthodox and Orthodox, but restated and rein- congregation, the church arid light the judgment The Vatican finding of false Protestants. forced in the Vatican declaration While the Honmti Catholic and against him. teaching which stripped Swissborn In both his recent trips to the against Kung, is one of the key obLutheran theologians (lid not exAnother Lutheran active in theologian Hans Kung of his title as United States and Turkey, John Paul shades that consul'.ation will face. press complete agreement on the Roman Czstholic-I.uthenui reunion an official Roman Catholic made it clear that his first interfaith issue, they did note a convergence efforts, the Rev. Richard John it is also issue that U.S. Roman theologian may come back to haunt priority was ending the more than Catholic and Lutheran scholars have toward what might be called the Neuhaus, iislo said it was "en Pope John Paul II's efforts to unite 900 year old split with the Orthodox wrestled with in their officially "indefectibility" of the church - the couraging" that Kung had decided the divided Christian church. church. trust that God will keep the church to remain in the church. Father Kung was found guilty of In Turkey, the po pe announced sanctioned dialogue. in the truth of the Gospel and that -Lutherans wIll be understraying from traditional church that a major international working In their report on the Issue, these Catholics can affirm the "supreme standably fearful of it revival of teaching in two areas - questioning group of Orthodox and Roman theologians said while they did not authority of the gospel and consider everything associated with the word the divinity of Christ and on the Catholic theologians and ranking view It as the most important conciliar and papal infallibility as 'inquisition," Neuhaus said. "The infallibility of the pope. . church officials would be theologian question separating the being subordinate to it." fear is not without foundation." It is the latter issue, that of in- established to begin the task of two it certainly was among the most But Neuhaus said the Incident It was, however, precisely the fallibility, that John Paul may find looking at the obstacles that controversial. should not deter Christians from notion of the "indefectibility of the unexpected troubles in his future separate the two churches. And that is perhaps even truer at t'otitinueti efforts to define the church," that the Vatican concommon boundaries of their shared (iemned in its declaration on Kung. faith. At least one Lutheran member of l.indbeck said that while "things the interfaith dialogue Wain, Dr. W ki George Lndbeck of the Vale look grimmer now than was cxixcted" lust a Few scars ago, he flirinift' .4III tJ OtIfJ}flt I Anot her year, another decade, urged people look beyond "any for Kung. have passed into history. We are particular administrative action SO now in the entryway of 1980 and In lie singled out the Vatican that Roman Catholic-Lutheran procedures used against Kung as his only twenty years, a new century. relations "be determined by what is chief cause of concern and said he The ma ny problem areas of the right and what should he struggled applauds Kung's "courage and ion." world - inflation, energy, foreign affairs and others - cause us to; wonder If there will be a 21st cen- Signs Of End? Keep COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . OIARL0flE$vP.j.(. ________ r Pastor Rev. P00gS.Darg.e, we know It." This newest world doesn't Clem Boyer, county educator, will be the keynote speaker Sunday at 11 a.m. for the March of 100 for Christ at Allen Chapel AME Church, Sanford. Persons desiring to be In the march may call 322-9476. esb yte ian Pr GRACE UNITED METHODIITCHURCH exploration Into space has . . Of God scientific March Of 100 7:30p.m. Methodist newest world. Whatever may be its dimensions, whatever excursions It may offer adventurous souls.. the need for faith and commitment will be greater than ever. ' 7:30p.m. j . We ought to be preparing our children spiritually for this -. . . j 1 " have to be like its predecessor. Some earnest astronauts to be a religious environment. . . - IN THIS SPACE ° Sill FOR WEEK CALL III 1111 than "the world as . - Ji '..- • have felt it it P.M. Church U U . - Sibleltudy ST.LUKS'SLUTHERANCHURCH .SR.4UIR.dlugRd. . Ovi.d,(StavIa) Pastor t -•° Rov.JWunJ.Kud,.rik $p3y$, 5:11am. •&• Worship services .0:10$II:IS..m. We maintain a ChrIstlen School Kindeqiarton ftw.vgh Eighth Grade and thatfar . . .• '1 r':'' nooa, Wednesday Bible Close EI?P Wed. Praysr sinks . ( CHURCH OF CHRIST IlISParkAveison BAPTIST CHURCH VAS Cwh" Club need In our Lifetime Thursday Evening Nurser y Provided ' * . Independent Missionary RAVENNAPARK • - One hears complaint about the secularism materialism of Our day. The world as ,we know it seems enshrouded In a web of selfish concern. . .. . " I • . '. . . ..- . 'K 11 . The Blue Ridge Quartet of Spartanburg, S.C. past recipients of the Dove Award and the Grammy Award, will be featured at Sanford Church of God Sunday, Jan. 13, In the 11 a.m. service and at 9:45 a.m. in the Auditorium Bible Class. Pastor D.K. Gunter eiitezsd an izivitatiun to hit, public. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD Iltil St. and Magnolia Ave. Ronald Bernhardt Minister Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Evening Worship 7: 00 p.m. Tuesday Evening Yount People 7:30p.m. LUT;4ERAN CHURCH l7Orland.De.I7.fl (LuffisfanChurchinAmerica) Rev.RaIpl,I.Luman Pastor Worship 11:10a.m. Sunday School 5:10a.m. . - . It P . 7$p Reading PALMETTOAVINUBAPTIST CHURCH 3636 Pal moths A". Nov. Rollins" Pastor Sunday Schoof . 91418.m. lot Mom"$ Worship . . • .,... •• 7:10pm: pray,der,ice . ' FIRST CHURCH OFCHRIST SCIINTIST,DEI.TONA Elkcam beulsvard.nd Venus Sh.ol Pastor 5:11a.m. l..rn. , I , . . .- I Ileuffiorn) Rev.James W.Hamm . . urisnan c,ence Christian LONOWOOD FIRSTSAPTISTCHURCH Cer.ChurchAvs.&OransSt. i.0iii•fl Issues Surface Interfaith Dimension To Kung Dispute Blue Ridge Quartet FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHUNCHOFLONOW000 III Orange Street,Longwood now. I. Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School 10:00a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 8 .m. Sunday Evening 7:30p.m. Wed. Sibie Study 7:30p.m. Conquerss-s Meeting Sunday 5:30 p.m. GOOD SHEPHERD . Nursery Provided LI Pentecostal , Phone 3124M Joe Johns" Sunday School 7:00p.m. 7:00pm. Nursery Provided for all Services LUTHERAN CHURCH 0$ THIREDIEMIN 'ThoLutlseranHour and TV This Is TIN Life Rev. Elmer A. Revschos Pastor SundayScho.4 5:15a.m. Werslsip$eivice Fill am. Kindergarten arid Nursery SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I)? Airport Blvd. LAKE MAN Y$APTIIIMISSION ill Lakeview. Lake Mary Rev. Jim Hughens Pastor Sunday School 5:41a.m. Worship Service 11:10a.m. Evening Worship 7:50p.m. Wed. Prayer Sir,. 1:30p.m. Youth Hour Evangelist Service Mid wesk Service (Wed.) . I Future." The program is the second In Stetson's Winter Term Lecture Series,' which will be partially funded this year by a grant from the Florida Endowment for the Humanities, according to Dr. John Schoor, chairman of the Winter Term Committee. Fischer's program is also the 1980 Winters Memorial Lecture and is open to the public free of charge. Fischer received his bachelor's degree ,from DePauw University and his doctorate from Boston University, where he Is assistant professor of theology and society. Ave. Pastor 5:OSa.m 10:50a.m. I:CSp.m. Morning Worship , . DELAND - Dr. Neal Fischer, associate dean at the Boston University School of Theology, will speak at Stetson University Monday, Jan. 14, at 8 p.m. In Elizabeth Hall Auditorium. His subject will "Christian Faith and the 2181 Sanford WINTIRSPOS.COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL MettlngatWlnterSpgs.tfomontary Sunday School 11:10a.m, Worship 11:00 8.m. Rev. Robed Burns Pastor . . - 10p.m. 7:30p.m. John J. Hi Sunday School . . I. Evening Service Mld.WeekService Fischer Speaks At Stetson FIRSTCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Congregational . . . L . f:41A.m. It V Evange li caIl . Cnrlstian FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OP CHRIST Sunday School Morning Worship LAKIMARYCHURCH oftMNAza*INI lit I. Crystal Lab Ave. Lake Mary Rev. S. L. Wagner, Pastor Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 11:10a.m. Eve. Worship 7:10p.m. Mld.Weeklerv.tWed.I 7:30p.m. Rector 5:10am 10:11a.m. 1000am . 11:10am Holy Communion Holy C.mmwsl,n Church Holycommunion .,I 530 a.m 11:00a.m. 0:00 p.m. 7:30p.m. 0:00 pm. LAKE MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAtARENE Wilson $clseel,Orange Blvd. Aloren Pastor Episcopal S Sunday, Jan. 53, 1IQ-5C By DAVID K ANDERSON the 1976 presidential campaign, has been the kind of issue in which right to life of the unborn is not a UPI Religion Writer issued a statement outlining the militant voters on both sides have partisan activity nor is it a 'selfThis year isa presidential election church's proper role in electoral made it the criterion on whether or interest' activity," said Father year and already the potentially politics. Inot to support a candidate. Edward Bryce, director of the explosive mixture of religion and "We specifically do not seek the Abortion continues to be one of the bishops' Secretariat for Pro-Life politics Is beginning to surface. formation of a religious voting major Issues of concern to the Activities. Abortion, as usual in recent bloc," the bishops said, "nor do we bishops, but in their sta tement they Noting that the phrase "single elections, promises to be one of the wish to instruct persons on how they also said voters should look can. Issue politics" does not appear in the major issues in which political should vote by endorsing can- didates' positions on disarmament, blshops'statement, Bryce said the issues are shaded by their ethical didates." ending poverty, education and other bishops "simply counseled people to and religious overtones. They urged all citizens to questions as well. avoid choosing candidates on the I In addition, an apparently well- "examine the positions of canNow, however, another top basis of personal self-interest." funded politically conservative and didates on the full range of issues as Catholic spokesman, fear f ul the "Clearly, this is not a reference to religiously fundamentalist lobbying well as the person's integrity, bishops' statement was misin- genuine human rights activities, organization, Christian Voice, philosophy and performance." terpreted as a backing away from including efforts on behalf of the promises to bring more religious The bishops' statement was the abortion issue, has said the unborn," he said. controversy to the political process. widely interpreted as any effort by church was not necessarily Meanwhile, Charles Bergstrom, Last November, the nation's the bishops to distance them from disavowing single Issue politics and the executive director of the Roman Catholic bishops, remem- what has become known as "single that campaign against abortion is Washington office of the Lutheran bering the controversy that issue politics," "an activity on behalf of justice." Council in the U.S.A., warned that surrounded their relationship with The abortion Issue, in particular, "The pursuit of protection for the right-wing groups such as Christian Fran and Ernie Canton from the Citizens Against Pornography group will be speaking in Oviedo On Jan. 13 at 6:15 p.m. They have been invited by the adult Church Training Union of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. Ernie Canton is director of Citizens Against Pornography. His wife, Fran, is state representative. A question-and-answer period in the fellowship hail will follow the talks. There will no offering, and the public is invited to attend. Nazarene HOLY CROSS Orthodox Catholic Church Holding s er vices in The Peace Chapel of Holy Cress EpiKopal Church Oth$Mfln.11a TradilionaiLatinMass Sun. 13:31 Rosary Walk in the Park followed by SenediclionW.d.at ?:110 P.M. Confession before Mass or by Appt. Priest, FeffierDismal Markle 333.5417 COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Read Lake Mary AveryM Lone Pester Sunday school 5:41a.m. Preaching&W,r,hipg 11:15a.m. Bible Study 5:30p.m. Sharing I Proclaiming Wed. Prayer M.et Rev. Fred Neal Faster Rev. Edmond L. Weber Aisi. POster Sunday School Pastor Sundayldsool 5:30a.m. Fellowship 10:30.11 am. Morning Worship 1110am. Wed. Prayer Meeting Lilbieltudy 7:30p.m. ... :. Orthodox Paster 11100m 5:00pm: 7:00 p.m. Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Tues.Ev,nlngPrayerlerv. Tues. Official Board Most. 322.1114 . iii-i Evening Worship Wed. Prayr5erv. In Oviedo Sunday Main Itrest-Consin City Nov. M. H. Burke Jr. Pastor CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2Oi1S.ParkAyo. CENTRALSAPTI$TCHURCH I)IIOakAn..Sanf.fd Morning Worship m. NEW SETHEL AME CHURCH Congregational . . . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH its Oak Ave., Sanford 9:414.m. 11:00a.m. 7:10p.m. 7:00p.m. . 11:00a.m. Worship Service 1 Sun.) Bible Study I Wed.) Catholic Evening Herald. Ssd3rd, . Religion And Politics Explosive Porno Fighters Speak Paster 1. I wet PINICREST BAPTIST CHURCH IISW. Airport ll,d. Sanford Sunday School Worship Service Evenin, Service Rev. Gory I sner Youth Fellowship 7:00 .m. Dinner followingService every 4th Baptist - Election Year *, 1:04P.M. • 5:30p.m. I. % Wed. Bible Study 1.40 - 7:00p.m. Prayer sir,. 7:30p.m. First Wednesday Fellowship .'... V -X __ - 5. -, , -. c. - I A714 - .,.; i.n --.. -- i �:: 6C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE Sunday, Jan. 13, 1980 by Chic Young _________________ HOW COME THAT r HONEY - tU •'\ 1. BOSS WANTS TO ) _1 SPEAK TO'yOu r' çHE'S NOT PHONiNG'. TLE, SAWED-OFF HE'S RIGHT HERE PUNT HAS TO CALLWHILE2 (MTAI<lNG A NAP' •. ACROSS 41 Discharge a nun 1 Focal points 42 Venetian 5 Norwegian painter dramatist 45 One of the , '- r_.' •. - Answer to Previous Puzzle - H ROSCOPE S R ISIU'M'P' MLIL I I. 0 A (TJRI ' I A I P 4Dtt5I l!! 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TossSalad Milk or Shake " TOSaSalad ______ •. 12:30 NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 1' Q RYAN'S HOPE 1i (35) DICK VAN DYKE 0_ THE FBI U c4Ti DONAHUE ()0 MIKE DOUGLAS (7)0 MOVIE D (35) LEAVE IT TO BEA VER a;(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 17) LUCY SHOW Milk or Fruit I 3) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON (CONT'D) 0 NEWS TouSalad Apple Crisp Hsbwer 0:30 6:00 Corn - - WblppedPo4atoe* E1(CV6E M, DO L) ow '1M'? MO$$Y OR MY ' - 0@ MORNING MOVIE "Dallas (Premiere) John Davidson, Laraine Stephens The mombers of the world-famous cheerleading squad undergo more than the usual amount of pressure as they prepare for the Super Bowl and a USO tour in the Far East. 9:30 1) fl THE THE JFFFRnM -' ' -. Louise gets so involved in pro. paring for a television docu. mentary on her success with a suicide hotline that she fails to notice someone with a desper- Cheeseburger Cheese Grits Greens " TOO Guests: Actors Michael McKean and David L. Lander, Department . 32221 1 orS31.93 And Ask For Th. IsIi,.ss Review V TELETHON (CONT'D) bacteria which convert chemiDGDTOBEANNOUNCED cals into organic matter. (A) ________________________________________________________ gyy _T_ ON rXPrr T I, . -_4 4:00 (10) ANOTHER voice DO ORAl. ROBERTS (7]) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS- ' JS$ IS$. 1Tk1Ig ages to straighten out his love - ANSWERS 0(4) SUNDAY MASS lntwonswspspsn....t by T K. Ryan Astaire, Rita Haorth. Despite Aklhool Menu FRIENDS 00 4xjr SNOWS ' : " 1)0 MOVIE "You'llNever Get Rich" (81W) (1941) Fred life and put on a big show. (1 DO ISSUES 8:30 GOSPEL 'i' -'" 12:30 ' 7-000' $oMil'HINI' lb INPIP1 met 11611IT"No ZHMD1b#ViZ #Ii' tHI , ''--' (1)0 ABC EVENING 4 of 4) 1/2 Hrs.) 0 @1 NBC MOVIE "The Franken Project" (Premiere) Robert Vaughn. Tern Garr A determined New York surgeon rebuilds the shattered body of a young man using organ and brain cells of randomly select. ed donors. (3)0 ALICE Tommy sparks a feud when he appears on a television show and answers honestly questions about the relationships between teenaq. Cowboys Cheerleaders If*' ants that have joined forces (1 STOOGES AND FRIENDS il Sunday, Jan. JJ, •--t--- MONDAY ers and their parents KINGDOM DOORS (1])(35) MOVIE "The Naughty Mnetlec" tfliwi '' tioac flii Abbott, Lou Costello. A Mississlppl riverboat carries gamblors. card sharks and a TELETHON (CONT'D) (D08HOWMYPPLE 5:30 CP 0 WILD mother manage the farm. (Part (D ® MEET ThE f$3 (S) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY (1) 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Missing Heir" ]J (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS ( (10) THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY 'The Nile' Jacques and Philippe Cousteau explore the hold that the Nile has had on mankind throughout history as they continue their journey down the 4.000-mile-long river to the Mediterranean, (Part 2) (R) enlists have their hands full battling numerous species of 3)0 CEREBRAL PALSY BAPTIST 9:00 11:30 BILL DANCE OUT. (1) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY MicLeod, Henry Wielder. Paul premises. Keep your feet' on the ground. by Stan Lu and John Romita. (C) (1974) Nigel Davenport, Lynne Frederick Due to an Interplanetary disturbance, sci 40 Mins.) 8:00 5:00 flVYU ON llIj7)rrISwRrrrEpf t1J(17) NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. San Antonio Spurs "Operation Quickfind" PHONY Guest conductor Cohn Davis leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra in the "King Lear' Overture by Hec tor BerIioz and "A Child Of Our Time" by Sir Michael Tippett. (A) 0 GD MOVIE ""Phase Four" Hrs.) (1O)pRS$lTE 8PICTURE OF HEALTH (lii) R5)DR.E.J, DANIELS a -• ald, Sanford, Ft. L_.IJ Her Emma uncovers mvstPrioiis happenings in a sleepy English village, with all of its citizens cooperating to hide the secrets 8:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME cr(35)JERRYFALwELL CLASSIC Coverage of the final round in this annual protessionalgolftournamentfromthe Indian Wells Country Club near Palm Springs. California i2J (10) EVENING AT SYM - 7:30 0 (4) THE MORMONS 0 GD FIRST Brian 2:00 4:30 0 @) BOB HOPE DESERT ) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY TELETHON (CONT'D) . . (10) . QUE - PASA, U.S.A.? "bodoas De Porcelena" Conflicts arise when Juana and Pepe experience marital differences. (R) couple of naive #- -ivelers.(1 1/2 _______ SPIDER-MAN. 1:30 "My Sister CD 0 MOVIE Eileen" (B/W) (1942) Rosalind 907)MCIVIE "Gentleman's GregoryRussell Agreement" (1947) Peck, Dorothy McGuire. In -- AGRICULTURE U.S.A. _ FRANK AND ERNEST _•• -- Patten, Gavin and Patti TELETHON (CONT'D) (DO KIDSWORLD (7]) (35) PORKY PIG AND c CD 0 PRO AND CON ID (35) MOVIE "Cocoanuts" (B/W) (1929) Marx Brothers. (17) MOVIE "Home -----------Before Dark" (1958) Jean Simmons. Rhonda Fleming. A woman struggles to adjust society following her confinement for a nervous breakdown, 11:00 The Stars" Hosts: John and p4p,y Ritter. Dick and Pit Van Patten, Gavin and Patti I BALL Syracuse at Purdue 0 @i MOVIE "Dangerously They Live" (B/W) (1941) John Garfield. Nancy Coleman. When a lovely girl with important Information on Allied chin Sites IS taken prisoner by the Nazis a young physician comes to her rescue. (11/2 Hrs,) 0 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH t2J (10) AS WE SEE IT "Norgan Park High School, Chicago, Illinois" 'ID (35) ThE JETSONS always are. wishful Martin Marty, a writer-philosopher. discusses the ethical, moral and religious options for the 1980's. (10) FLORIDA REPORT 1:00 0 @'J COLLEGE BASKET. 10:30 5:30 (17) SUNDAY MASS rr. , 1) 0 DIRECTIONS Rev. Dr. 1(10) STUDIO SEE "Rock Music Colorado kids write and record their own rock tunes; juvenile delinquents get a second chance on the Mile High Ranch in California. (A) t1(17)H'2EL order to do a realistic feature story on anti-Semitism in America, a writer poses as a Jew and finds out firsthand how It feels to be an object of scorn, SUNDAY - - " LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Grandiose ideas are pleasant about the worth of a proposal for daydreaming but they in which they wish to Involve won't materialize in the you. check things out. realistic world today. Don't cause you a heap of 0 @D SATURDAY NIGHT marriage receives some ' employ them today. Be the considerate person you PISCES (Feb. 20-Marth 20) waste time on million. The Philippines' polling place and objected ave on Sunday. Jerry 11:30 tamer (Charo) planning her Expecting too much from thinking. . others today could cause you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ' ' to think they are being Un- Ifyou'vebeenluckyenoughto Philippines cooperative, when in reality it have some extra "goodies" Never as Sunday in you who is being too come your way lately, keep it Named for King Phillip II of Spain, the Philippines were Legislation in 1845 ordered demanding. Be fair, to yourself. Others could visited by Magellan In 1521. el cci In the United States ARIES (March 21-April 19) interpret your enthusiasm as The islands number more to take place during the first Although you Innovations, are boasting. than 7,100 and have a total week o November bCCU5 promising, you'd be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23tter area of 115,707 square miles, "harvesting is over then and double-check today before Dec. 21) The optimism which state of winter about eq to has not yet made the applying new methods, is part of your normal A rizona. archipelago was reads impuub makeop is good, but today ceded to the United States in s designated instead of Caution avoids mistaken. 189$ following the Spanish. Monday because many voters TAURUS (April20-May 20) you'll have to be careful It American War for $20 lived a days Journey from at The wrong company could isn't based on unrealistic became independent in 1946. COMPANY Guest: Lewis, CHURCH 9:00 9'® an emptive openings based on a Iong suit, a stout heart and a i9' wP7 NOC 1-40W ' ' . temporarily om tting pre. - . be opened 10 HCP Do not open lines here, but we will try to give the simplest possible set, BUGS BUNNY anything well. ' Jim McKay. be careful of your choice of to dwell so much on a certain sbjectthatpanlccouldsetin. create twice as much work, Two Words to the Wise Sleep on things for couple of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Just There Is a lot of balderdash days and the answers will for the sake of having a good about the weaker standards in come when you are calm, time or satisfying your third or fourth seat. Your Find out more of what lies luxurious whims, you may bridge life will be sweeter and ahead for you in the year risk going overboard and easier if you just consider that following your birthday by blowing your budget today; It onenine if a hand worth sending for your copy of won't be worth It. The Opening Bid bid ii is riiiiiiiany tion. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ' Astro.Graph Letter. Mall $1 This is the corner stone of ' The fact that a hand meets for each to AstroGraph, Box Selfish or self-serving ways both attack and defense. all requirements for an open- 469, Radio City Station, N.Y. are not your style. You wont There are all sorts of guideing bi does not mean that you 10019. Be sure to specify bidh like yourself it you try to PRISCILLA'S POP MY HORSE.' MY 11 HCP 25percentshould .. r likely to make futu re action simpler. The third is that of risk versus again. Before you take any action, balance the risk of loss anst the prospect of gain, fore you take any action balance the risk of loss against the prospect of gain, I S ... could end up with so much to do that you'll be unable to do .. lus and kb 12 ('') DICK MAURICE AND j (35) CASPER 4(10)sEsAME3ThEET(R) MOVIE "Outlaw 02)(17) THE THREE GEMINI (May 21-June 20) portunities presented to you Your temper may suddenly this comi ng year. However, get out of hand today, YQU must be selective as to especially with the family, which ones you pursue or you Unfortunately, the one who is i Always open bidding more 13 HCP 95 percent of hands should I12 HCP 75 percent should be0)enled . ------'- ly, but never increases them, The second principle Is preparedness. When you have chotce of action you should choose the one that is most 4il YOUR BIRTHDAY January 14, 1 You'll have many op. will call HCP from now on. Here are minimum standards: The first and most important principle is that each hid or piss places a top and bottorn limit on your strength. Subsequent action tends to define your limits more close- Host Chuck Mangione and Peggy For Monday, January 14, 1980 high-card points which we -. 0 (1)2'8 COMPANY 0 TRUE POSITION 0 WINTER OLYMPICS pearances. A hard second self. Tread softly. WIN AT BRIDGE - (12) (17) BETWEEN THE LINES PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) __ ,..t ovcauav yuu & axrsun UI your word you will win ad- personofanotddebtowedyou tnlration today. Others know which should be repaid. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) promise you'll live up to it to This is a good day to get in the letter, touch with old friends so they ARIES (March 21-April 19) know they're still important Rather than request favors of to you. Make arrangements friends today, put yourself at for a future get-together. their disposal. You'll get more SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 23. - joylrorndoing than receiving. Dcc, 21) Your ambitions will TAURUS (April 20-Müy 20) be more easily fulfilled today In commercial dealings if you go about doing what today, don't be overly in- needs doing without calling fluenced by initial ap- too much attention to your- I . 39 your pencil and your wits to figure everything out to the last detail. Delays may not work to your nka and Dennis James. ii (35) MOVIE "Winning" (C) 1969) Paul Newman, Joanne Wo3dward. A champion racecar driver, beset with ofitrack marital problems, is determined in in )hp )nr$inpotie 500.)2pirs,) (3 (10) MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS Witness war dodging German cabbage crates and an assault by ,commandos wearing halos, tu- (1) 0 NEWS (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: TAKE TWO "Movies And Vietnam" Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel look at how movies depicted the war in Vietnam with scenes from "ii," "Coming Home" and "The Deer Hunter." ' - .-... - - 7:00 SD J LJONAHUE (3) 0 HEE HAW Guests: Hank Thompson, Janie Fricke, Wally Lattimer. g . Angel" (B/W) (1935) (3)0 CBS NEWS nin OWN" (1) 0 MOVIE 8 (][) NBC NEWS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ..,,., - I 6:30 work for them. postponed until tomorrow. HHU MEMEEM ONES11 advantage, ? . luck, possible pitfalls and realistic today in matters career for the months ahead which could either cost or are all discussed in your new . save you money. Sharpen _______ - emy cadet to locate a foreign agent known to be a member of the class (Part 1) 2.(1O)v.l. PEOPLE Host David Moses TIKS with anthropoligist / sociologist Dr. David Jones, at the University of Central Florida, about some of the special work In the field of psy. chic research he has been involv in. ii" - 8 lID (35) BIONIC WOMAN Jaime enrolls as a police acad. in "' - o their re-' ,. (conti.) composer 12 Half-scores 29 Shakespear. 44 Bind 17 By birth 46 Make angry ean hero 19 Weird sisters 36 Taste 6:00 knowledge you've gained today you'll find it worthwhile academically and through to make some compromises Be Concessions. or experience. It will be used hninndlnø ti areas where you can iiiu,c wuIuu1, CANCER (June 21-July 22) remarkable progress. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, Steer clear of situations today 19) Do not deviate one iota where you are looking for nothing. today from doing that which something for Rewards can be realized, but you believe to be right and to only if you're prepared proper. Let your high stan- . (comp. wd.) determine GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This coming year you will beneficial uses To keep the peace at home put to -- 01 EVENING look will help you YOUR BIRTHDAY January13, 1 0 ,,,.,,_ " CAN 'T YOU DO "1 ONE OTI4E ANYTNGA3OLJT ( JOINTS 15 TI4 AT,5QUEAKY A C -lAI R 2 E ve TONIGHT'S T\, 0 ' 4 ,' 7 • .: _ rifiv' 10 • SANFOED �. 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THE EFFORT TO EXPEL THE VIKING INVADERS BEGINS iaAN VbW MACO F4,01 jp low THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom -41 ' i IF loulpz Adk Ali=1W CAT LEADS THE WAY IN, THEN, STANDING THE 'HIGH SEAV PROCLAIMS LCXJDLY: THAT MM. 111 IN &?/N61NG LAWAW N/AS FC4?Cts SAYS SIR GAwAIN THEY ARE AMAZED AT THE EXTENT OF KARRAN'S HOLDINGS WHICH ARE DIVIDED INTO SMALL FARMS OPERATED BY A VAST NUMBER OF SERFS. 2240 1-131 BUT THE PLIGHT OF THE SERFS 15 AWFUL. CLOTHED IN RAG5, LIVING IN HUTS OF CLAY AND WATTLES, YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE, 7ILL THE SOIL FOR THE BENEFIT OF KARRAN, PIEXI WEEK. The Chiüy of the Kniqhts 1.7 JOW,LN IMT eAT 46 'fir REAR iLoiE Here's a unique and easy way todecoratvwblft for a baby HIN'$-ROMHIM shower. Just cup your hand Into loose fist and, with the pinkie DEAR HELOISE: side down, press the edge of your hand onto an ink pad, or some After making some three. other type of coloring, and then onto wrapping paper or a feet long knickknack shelves, greeting card. I pondered on how to hang Then, with your fingers, dot hem on t t1 five toes a pull tab from the footprint." of a top beverage can r Enjoy your column. flattened It out and drilled a Mrs R Lewis hole In the solid.nd And I enjoyed Mrs Lewis '"i A th ee Jt , novel Idea.She sent me a _J equal distances apart on the sample of her print hint and It beck side of the shelf, I nailed Is simply darling. I Li '1 them to the wood. ! I'd have thought a little Bingol The shelf hangs on baby had stepped right ontO I the wall like a charm and is her letter. Hetelsi I 1 easily removed, : tI Jack Guerrler GOOD SHOTI It might be a pes Ideate DEAR HELOISE my cleaning When ceraldw the WOW4 of Meaquarium, I never seem to shaH and what Is to be POILIDASAINI have any filter tube cleaners. displayed be trying jack's Sol come up with the ldeaof DEAR HELOISE: Mat, making sure the tabs are When travelling, irs a good stOy enough to supped ft1 using my husband's gun to take along i roll of Idea clewing rod, using a small tip . H111110161111 foil. It can be used ones with aluminum (not the larger for so many things. brushes) the one that holds a i be turned Into DEAR READERs Thislsyour colwno. N you'd A drialting cups, Is I WET 21W , Ilk. W ois.r. a Nat, ask a cleaning rod back and forth handy 7j mp fuscloths, SISS or '• a svem. through the tube being careful and can wrap up isod diapers No, wrft me car. if Ibis until you can dispose of them, not to break the tube. npsr. R.W. H1B5. 1015115 Mrs. Ronnie ROOd)? - _] - IT F — t 11 "D OT TALl... a - • -- ' ____ I &aa A . a - -'yIWTP'.... - - - ' r •. is w I i &qitSspllJ ]WJ .' F__hhhIb A 1A1Y U A - IL - "•'W [LIa -' . - OK " 41 ONM - - - - ------ -t- -- I i..ibi'Y" II4J MW Aft 4$? -. ft C i* p ---- - -. -- __'- F I I - _____ - - -V... .. .. .. —..-..... ' - - -.--• . . . .... -- . . - ... - - - DEAR HELOISE:PRETTY FOR A REAL PICTURE Here's a hint for. decorating snapshots... You can glue lace, seeds, yarn or anything like that around the edge of the photo. Then, cuts pleceui cardboard, fold ltinhalf and glue one side to the beck of the picture. PS w up. Michelle Brauer, Age 10½ MAKE A GLITTER JAR DEAR HELOISE: While home from schooi on, day, sick with a cold, I came up with an idea about what to do with that little blue far that cold medicine comes In. Glue plastic plant, flower, or figurinc to the Inside of the lid. Fill the jar with water and add a little glitter. Point the lid if desired, oi decorate it. Put the lid back onto the jar tightly. Shake it and watch the glitter fell. Makes such a pretty paperweight and is an inex. pensive gift a child can make. Sick, but having fun, Age l4 Hope you're fooling much better, and with the creative fun you must be having, you should-be. A baby feed far or ether smell far would work well for this be. Perhaps food coloring could be added for extra interest. Helelse CI$SiKksP.Iw..5vndIc.I.,Inc. 1-130 d. -. - -1 1 I •: 1 . -: -- I qr 7 -.A~% FRI J. Dd �_, ------. _&_ ------------------ --- - .---- - ------- - -- - .------- --- - - - ---. ---- -- ------ -- . • r'' -•____ 1 •;. - V an o AWA AP Ad OF G Zio lb dA 4t * ( L _ - •1 r I I fr _ - ____ IT - - ___: YAL /ti, ii 'vii - t .11 (S I• e 1Ilj ignya' 41.1,1' 'l'i �- _--- - - -- --- - - -- ------ --------- - - - ------ - _ th. SMALL SOCIETY -. -- . -----------.--.------------- - ----.-- HUBERT by Urickman by Dick W1n.rt IF CKAZY LArL'r. El,;f PEEN ( 4, I ___ DAY— AtW • ____ YFAH— 05 ct - EOCENE— _ - I t • -, WHAT T y j, r R FN IJI - AKic WHATILL ACME. A i9 iga! Gwr_F (5F S HAG;L AND GIVE. HFJ THEIR - MINP5/J):\ IT. _ ' VZ44- FcQ)bURY'.DOft.JG! . MIDDLE— ;•. __ ca 0n _ lip all ALLEY OOP - TUMBLEWEEDS by Day. Grau• - by Tom K. Ryan + riSW LL)CK: THF. OFR(frorINAL. I Do ME or WEE PALS kid power CORPORAL PUNISHMENT? WHAT DOE%THAT WHAT DO YOU THINK F CORPOR& PUN~6HMENT! MY NWAM F05T WW by Morrie Turner - I COW. COWS WM MOW r 1 'Ai MEANS' - OW NIPPI + W 0 INKS THAT - + . I - P ? y&j nlu#4 DIRECTOR OF NAACP AND COMMI56IONta. 414 WAS BOAN IN MEMPHIL HI6 GRANDMOTHCR WAS THE WOND - Dtê*U £OUT$ MAN! '- - 1 6w To, WELLINVON KNOW mour F' 7 - +• . - + \ -- ---•--• • + --. --+.--• - / - I -..•+ - _____ • �F ----.-. - . ----"-•---•-• ------- - ~71 72nd Year, No. 124—Monday, January 14,1980—Sanford, Florida 32117 Evening Hera ld—(USPS.481-280) —Price 15 Cents g Lonwood Pa nel To S elect unio?rWhirI 0 by Hal Kaufman Mayor; Grant 1 Vote Sh6rt I.e experience on the commission should be alluding to former city commissioner a prime consideration, so he will support Larry Goldberg as the power behind the •-Grant. scene. : The five-member Longwood City 'Commission will choose a mayor from Goldberg, forced by a court order to •' The only other veteran on the cornmission, outgoing Mayor June Lormann, resign in August from his District 1 seat, among its ranks at tonight's 7:30 J RUSSELL meeting. is barred from succeeding herself by the was unsuccessful in his bid for the GRANT The two new commissioners, who city charter, but seems to have support District S seat in the special election. ...needs 1 vote will begin their two-year terms tonight, "Definitely not true," said Goldberg - ' for the deputy mayor nomination. 'i • 'Were non-committal on their choice. wish I could be mayor again. I feel like when asked to comment. "I have no Steven Uskert, 66, of 117 Temple Drive, you only get your feet the first year," she influence that I know of over any of the . . elected in December from District 1 and said. She declined to reveal her choice for commissioners. I've sort of been out of " it." As for Hepp. Goldberg said, "He's the post. John Hepp, 39, of 1402 Robin Cott, from got a mind of his own and no one's going District 4, will Le sworn In. Several commissioners indicated they to tell him what to do and Uskert is also Commissioner J. Russell Grant ap- which went into effect in January, 1979' had received calls from residents of the pears to have at least two votes but the mayor is the presiding officer of the city asking them to support Grant for strong minded." commission and performs ceremonial mayor, but all said they Heir said be thought his choice for doesn't think he can muster had not been mav functions, oui come as a urprise to a lot necessary UthcI vote, e. contacted personally by other cornof people, but would not elaborate. He Grant, 64, District 3, was elected to a Commissioner William Mitchell, mLssioners. indicated he was not interested in the third term on the commission in elected to fill the District 5 vacancy in the Grant was pessimistic when contactedappointment personally. December, 1978, and served as chairman Sept. 4 special election said he is not about his chances. "It's cut and dried and • Uskert said, if for four years. Under the new charter, interested In the position and thinks has been decided for months," he said, willing to accept.nominated, he would be - Straight Talki CheIlsgi: Quickly int down four Arabic numbers that can be formed with lust three straight lines. P. One Is ever 1W. JM Sas USitIWIUS PUS I%IS.AUSAUS tyn •a.wa • -• •• - :. - . 'J W ,.: I • RIddleMe-ThIsI Which is the nuttiest dog? The Which Is the nuttiest bird? The cashew• wary. Which Is the nuttiest city? Flthertdolphia. • • pecanui. A: '. - . $OWTOMAKE EXTIAMONIY .'• it: . .1- I rr V' —I1IIiI • • - ' CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There us at lust six diftaranon I. drawing defluls between Isp. 1~ , .kkty can vu "M than? Check anewers with thus. below. - . 1,ssw s S. i Sussiw , i i s wri p WIIP .1 aisa $ ' coins into a me " dish Which U S holding. Have .wn.w'.s count. the coins. Let's say there we six, as above. Now. tip the dish sflglitly,hand the coins back to the person who deposited them, and alakuam, there -we seven! Secret: On. coin Is held UfldS the dish with a fingertip. When the the dish Is _a,, - •.. r- .. MINVI Which of few paths does the YOM your hand, aIo,i with JUMPIW GY lady take in coMpIiS15 the IYM feet absve? V.. decide. the other six. Mrs. _ _ L OLE i S-. A - -. - I•' 'k-_____ ' • S S S • . L.-_ ----.' —' 160 srfl rffy'vVE... Ai1.... I It S f------- ' .•-- • 0 hearings. He said the commission has build a satellite hospital somewhere received letters of support for each of the between Seminole Memorial and Florida three proposals. Hospital-Altamonte in the 1.4 corridor. Public hearings on the future of "We will listen to the people," Sturm Florida Hospital also proposes to run a Seminole Memorial Hospital will be held said. "No one has made their mind up countywide ambulance service. by the county commission at 7 p.m. Yet." Insisting the existing facility cannot be Tuesday. But, Sturm added, the significance of successfully renovated, Hospital CorAnyone wishing to speak or ask the public's comments will depend on poration of America (HCA), a Nashville, questions will be given an opportunity. how much new pertinent information Tenn., for-profit organization, proposes The hearings will be held in the corn- they bring foh, to spend $18 million building a new mission board room at the Seminole The current hospital board of trustees hospital at a suitable nearby location. County Courthouse in Sanford. proposes to create a private, not-forThe county commission is In the profit corporation and sell tax.ex empt struction. HCA proposes to lease process of deciding if aging Seminole revenue bonds to finance renovation and Seminole Memorial Hospital. If the Memorial Hospital should be renovated expansion of the existing facility. They cwnmisssioners wish, however, HCA or replaced, and is so, by whom, point to local control as the strongest would purchase the old facility. The Presently SMH is a county-owned point In favor of their proposal. corporation also offered to put up a $1 facility. The county commission is Florida Hospital, Orlando, a Seventh- million performance bond to Insure they considering three proposals which offer day Adventist, not-for-profit will do what they promise. new forms of hospital governance, organization, proposes to spend $6 Today, at least two commissioners and Commissioner Bob Sturm said he does million to renovate the current facility county officials will tour an HCA-run not expect to hear anything new at the and at some future date, if allotted beds, hospital In Ft. Pierce. -- 4 • - TEHRAN, ran (UP!) Foreign of Christmas c'd delivered to the cppsIgn for election as Iran's first the official Pars news agency, said: would wait "more or less forever" until U1nl4er Sadegh Ghofb'ideh said today hostages. Now, he said, the students told prIdent Jan. 25, dId not refer to the "As we have Informed the United the United States accepted its demand. could itoisi out "snore or loss him some of the atptjveswlij have W. Soviet veto that killed the U.S. riuUan Nations authorities at 2 am. local time fsry." in holding the UI hostages, peared on television have stopped alter It had passed 102 late Sonday. East this morning the verdict of the Sfty Speaking about the mood In Qom — Iran's center of power — Ghotbazeh told have been In caUvIty for 72 receivlg mall because of their Germany Joined the Soviet Union in Council and any organs of Who ak.ady the United reporters there has been "no opposition" statements. iwtive votps. Natiosa which we 101 in hl from Islamic leader Ayatollah RUhOUSII e rniJfta At the Gheth4, onrkir4 on his camBritain, France, No,wy,Portugal, the Jisti!led demk,d, of the Iranian pe, Khomeini to his diplomatic efforts at the cying the told .n psign to Leouliii Iran's ,t elected PMlIppinss, Jamaica, Niger and Is not accepted by us mod is COflhldif ed United Nations and elsewhere. American rsporW they we "willing to prrIII'f .demnsd Ui al$wte $0 - Tai'bs veted with the United Status in null and void. held oat for the r of thsle lives" If asuk economic Iran as favor of the resolution "NOW that the United Stain' stubborn Brit ' • and asosry to win estraditien of less and warned ai n and France have prarevoletion and baffle. attempts have failed, we Kostslanstz Dead At 78 etiiur nsiiojnm to get diIOIId in With the Iranian public and private 'are cal ling on oU*r govergmienta Dot 10 Alex Pass of Los Angel. station, The krsi "ià.ter isid In a brief aftlom Im rasa* cut off NEW YORK (UP!) — Andre get Involved In the U.S. ______ political ga'n.i KWC~ mid do militants, amid m statewiat ttsrt ostelanetz, world famous orchestral and avoid any measure that the fate of the hostagos still iiopieeh '$u. ow rsiatiia with It called .aiSICIUSS di conductor and guest conductor of the rected airments.,. relations wth the respective govern- New York Philharmonic I,WithAY*,9U.h Rulsilab lChomsinL tIsrcUw_esranlM&" But is did at Moslems in that East Asian country. since 1952, died ffld that when .the - Imam not "aPP a of Iran's 'relations with Norway, Poe. ies that voted • In Haiti Sunday night. He was 78. (mMsprip) dicidis trials aisuid Igin, for ths UListuiMsd r-Ma r.Thtg uPl. Jamaica, T"ilhla, Niger and In remarks made at. news conference A spokesman in New York said they Will prei.d" he qosted them as for the eit4sw, ''t4a have been "sI1td to bwvokm early today, GhoQwadeh ruled out the' Kostelaneta was vacationing in Haiti and I Ghotbuileli, cern.tIy visiting trade. áyiag. release of American hostages before the died of a heart attack following come Paen was Instrumental In getting thâs southern Irfl .10 pOWr support for his The minister's statement, carried by shah's extradition and declared Iran pllcatlons of pneumonia, - - I • • - -- U.S. 4 ____ ____ ___ ___ , seam ,' •-, mitiole Hospital Future In Public Spotlight Tuesday Iranians Ready T o Hold Hostages 'Forever' J iIL. The session would climax an The votes were there, but so was the said that over the next several days, the vegetables from Plant City. While It may not be a wwldls record — there Is none United States will work with other emergency debatethe in which dozens of Russian "nyet." listed in the Guinness Book of World Records -It should make a good-sized delegates accused nations to seek to Implement sanctions Soviet Union of serving on anybody's table. Ms. Jacobson said she plans to give the turnip to a invading the non-aligned Moslem Meanwhile, the White House charged against Iran for its refusal to free 50 U.S. year-old lady who Is on of her favorite customers, country in disregard of all international the Soviet veto In the United Nations of hostages held in the U.S. embassy in rules, among them the United Nations economic sanctions against the Tehran Tehran since Nov. 4. TURNIP '.•--- ________ UNITED NATIONS (UP!) — The U.N. Charter. government "is aimed at advancing General Assembly was expected to pass In another development, the U.N. Soviet designs in Iran." • • by an overwhelming majority today a Security Council convened late Sunday to Herøld Photo by Tom N.ti.I resolution for "the immediate, un- vote on an American-drafted resolution, Janet Jacobson of Jan's Produce, located in the rear of the Village Super Flea conditional and total withdrawal" of declaring an embargo on exports to Iran In a statement condemning the Soviet Market In Sanford, holds a lI1 .pound turnip that came in a shipment of foreign troops from Aghantatan. as long as it holds the 50 U.S. hostages, veto of the sanctions, President Carter TERRIFIC . li U.N. Set To Demand Soviet Withdrawal 'S .5.. .'.' " _____ • By DIANE PETRYX Herald Staff Writer AND cerAtL( Or As AT-s1 SOFTtESE4ES. - b 'S & l4i - 3#lIIuIh1u1 - 0 Th5 HUMAN BILLBOARDS' P#?OTEST '- YA TRRNSI DOSES NO v ' • . •• • 9 . 1 By DAVID M. RAZLER he had managed to leave the home. Florida Living nursing home return him He had no relatives In the United States, •• Herald Staff Writer "We lock the doors (but) we don't use when a motorist picked him up and and had his maritime pension check and ": • A man who wandered away from a padlocks,"she said adding "these peo)e brought him there, believing he had left social security handled by a court apForest City adult care home Friday night can walit." that facility, said Mrs Morris. pointed guardian, said Mrs. Morris. Herald Photo by Tom Netwi was found dead ina canal about 2®yards "See, people even escape from here" Schade was helped into bed at7:30p.m. His guardian, Carlile Johnson of the away Saturday afternoon, sheriff's Friday, but his bed was empty at 10 p.m., she said, explaining all hospitals, nursing deputies report. homes and adult homes have problems Orlando Christian Services Center, was she said, Fred A. Schade, 82, a resident of the . On two previous occasions, Sctiade had with persons deciding to leave. "We are not available for comment this morning. A dozen people's Transit Authority members, including Ed Kratz of Pine Acre Golden Age Center, 5030 Cub managed to leave the home and hitch not entitled to restrain people," she Schade's checks did not cover his Orlando (foreground ), (Iki sonic "human hillboarding" Saturday said. IAM Dr., was found dead by several rides, saying he was trying to get back to died expenses at the home, expenses Mrs. afternoon, to protest the lack of mass transit In Orange and Seminole Autopsy results indicate Schade teenagers rowing on the canal new 5203 his native Hamburg, Gerflifl), Morris said she pa id out of her own Counties. At the corner of State Road 46 and U.S. Highway 17-92, e t ween about 10 p.m. and 2 am. Pineylew Way, an apparent drowning Morris said, pocket. "I thought of him as another members of the organization displayed signs saying mass transit is victim, deputies say. After be was discovered at the Orlando Mrs. Morris said she knew little about human being, one who needed He had been reported missing at 10 bus terminal a hospital-type iden. &ha4e's background. He had told her said. She added she becomes very help," she the answer to high gas prices. Menibers of the organization say they close p.m, Friday by homeowner 'Theresa • tification band was put on his wrist, she be entered maritime service at age 15, to her guests, since she operates a small are engaged in various activities to attempt to get better bus service Morris, who said this was the third time said. This helped personnel at the nearby and worked most of his life sihnsrd othirm facility with 14 residents, in the two counties. I I ¶ RSS M Drowns After Leaving Home Man Ask someeneto drop i . 5' • • • r- By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer ing's cornerstone was TIME.TESTEDI After the wrecking crew d.part.d the old build found upside down In the rubble. Yet, thu stone's ItWI century date read the same as iwi JSSA OU before. What year was on the stone? Find a bird's name In each sentence: I. The new . ;• . • .' • rand ltlonis great. 2, Both rushed homi.3.WS lingered over tea. 4. Rains pelted the lowlands. 1O P $Q I WV$NL 1 USJM 1 . WENEW ____ ____ ___ .j 1P - III 71 7 ~ : N I i F w v- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 13, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 1980. 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'. . . - . . ..--,.. - - - - '. - . . . ...d, Sanford, Fl. I'M GONG OVER THIS IS Thursday, Jan. 10, io THE FIFTH TIME THERE MUST "IAI`10 TRY 70COLLECT I BEEN OVER HERE THEMOHE5PMISEO TONIGHT 6- "Ao 0 % 1ELC ELECTRICAL SYSTEM HIS DOORBELL THE LIGHTS Gf ,.:J___.J / _ _ / _______ . -_ ________ 11~~ 1, _____ _________ ), ___ 6 ~~t transgression ________________________ by Mort Walker ( WHAT o WANTME TO DO WHAT DO YOU THINK \. WITH THIS I I PLJNNO... FIX L14L CRACKS IN THE SPEWALK...PLASTER THE WALL...MAI(E 50 -CALLEP FROSTIN& 2 WANT A LICK, L ), ______ Dr.1 w - ____ 1 0 1/1\ 0 .. I 1 , 6 residence 40 Vex - odds - - - - - 4 THE BORN LOSER — II I - it) LAV W ! It - 0 - - 24 __ 1 tusi: ___ _ 34 40 ___________________________ — _____ _____ ________ ___ ____ _____________ __ - ARCHIE _ __ (AISSf... SR. DID 'you '*ow ThAT u COULOE4TASM4PJYGEEN VEGETABLES AS YOU W4Tj W1THOUTGAlNI NG Ai yq ____ ___ - - - rPUT - 50 51 NF ul 5_5_ — — — — — — — — — — - U ~, % -I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I ... . ______ January I _______________ ___________________ E E K & MEEK YOUR BIRTHDAY January11, io by Howie Schneider HE MY WIFE A WI & A4JfAGE 10 rR? HER ThAT? pJj THEE _____ c) S1M' LWJG TCGCTf*R t(!.! Ii - -a I-tO • by Al Varmeer ______________________ MAYBE HE DIDN'T! ' NOW IF MA'E HE JUST WERE CRAZY COULDN'T GET fl ' A5OUT A ___ ________ ____ WN THE - CONSTRICTORS"____ CHIMNFY! . PRISCILLA'S POP COME ON. IT'LL M,AKE HCV CCULP56,NTA PRISCILLA, YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN WE'REN( FORGET MY HORSE? FVRA RIPE.' 'sOUR - ___ O ON - ______ _______________ - r. .0 - o'r , ce - • ____ __ ____________ It your convictions wm Q' ____ ________ M.S IS WING TO WIN IWE C"_ . . 14IL-L 13Y (Feb. 20-March - by Stoffvl & Helmdatil . UBRA Se$. KEEPING HIS EkQSTO r1.4E GROUNP. - ) • K 43 Qe 7 •KQJo- Your course of action should say. Consider following their -- ____ ______ o I I 10 ' I FRANK AND ERNEST AW KINDERGARTEN f.,_k,.r,;"1 er Y 070 AV I _ ~ I $OWPIP aii~J __ 'I q Nul'I4&jM1SU*INI? __ _______ " * 1 %I 99%1 1. ______ - - -. '. % - "t ' _ ______ _____ - _____ - lOONIES by T. K Ryan _______________ J i ___ i V Y NICfLY - - yNoNséfszl6o - - D"y .. WITH - bYCraIgg11ft p 1 MAK A MNK _______ 0 . ' '' ____ ___ . . . Er 44 A A 1, .. o. If -- - -- -- -'---.-.,,.--.---- - -- - - - 0 L ir ' - .. - - , .- - -- - o. - - -:.-;-: .• * 0 - - .-.• -•,. .:: 0 - A -• ___ - - - 0 . - - - .7- r ----: - t5-- :---- ' -- "'-- w. . -. - . . ' . ' ''t . 1.• 17- - - -a 'PS - - i"4 t.- = , Z . _______ almlipri =m _____ ______ _____ _______ '.. - L . _; 4 -'. ', ' - --•. --- - -' .ti. 'r •, - ~ -• -1 * - - • I . -';:.L::' The proposal for the county's seven cities and the county commission to fund a spscI prosecutpr in State Attorney Douglas Cheshire's office for the sole purpose of prosecuting violators of city . 0 _______ -- _________ - - - ,— .- ~Ar . Winte r Springs delega te Councilman the total cost of an attorney and a Wilfred Arnold agreed with Uskert in secretary would probably be about theory, but, he said, while the state $20,000 annually. He said it could he constitution gives Cheshire the possible to try 1(1-15 city ordinance responsibility for all prosecutions it has violations per week. and county ordinances has met a major neglected to fund the office sufficiently to stumbling block, do the job. Councilman-elect Steven Uskert of LaWrood told the Council of Local . it - He cited as a similar example of the Sanford and Lake Mary have already approved the concept. — DONNA ESTES _________ Governments in Seminole County state's giving responsibility without county I - ; gh ou I - -- 1, t many former . Cho'' ice For city s eets. Today Around The Clock ..............4A Bridge ......................... $A Calendar ......................8A Classif ied Ads ................8-9* Comics ........................OA Crossword .....................IA Dear Abby .....................7A Deaths.........................SA i Lamb .............. . .......IA Editorial .......................4A Florida ........................3A Horoscope .....................IA Hospila) .......................2* Our.eIsi......................7A Sports ........................10* Television .....................7A Weather ............... ......... ZA World - Hospital - _ _ __ ______ __ __ _____ __ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ___ ______ ____ _______ _____ __ ___ ____ _____ _ ___ . ... Also on Thursday, U.S. Ambassador Opposes Prosecutor Funding 1. __ ____ __ ____ ____ ______ - , - -' . . - - - -' ell from Afghanistan. The Security Council today was to take -. . , -- ___ Off* cial - IyDW4EPIThV cotnnsluloners, 8W Klrcbhoft and SandiaGIsr., agreed to eacit of the tires group would probably provide quality ata dtoporaUon,withlts own goverp ng J Blair said. StuN wrsr aceossipaity an HCA ru.ntatIve,to FL.Platte Monday to medical car., He questioned whether Florida Hospital offered Florida hospital offered to provide a county-wide amrk"Hospital dhn 00804 116 Mhulam nrvw AM tow one of that rVW15 LMWcowAiWwdId a VAWAO amount of local cmbvL bulance service As Part Of its Agreement if it is &Uowed to Mimorlat Hospital patPNlIWl... not set a daaIn. for a final d*cWon In the matter, but one security for currant lb. cwrant hospital board'a proposal calls for a governing pur chase Seminole Memorial. Blair said th ey could probably As a proftwnakthg entity, lkpIIal Corplistlost of Amirk* could earn, before Fsbrua,i( -bo made up totally of local residents. HCA'a administrator provide service cheaper than Herndon, the county's current s, an often to put - (HCA) $75 ft wii pay Iseg. POW 1Y me county sièn is considering the would be a corporate official, but Its board of directors would ambulance company, because it would have a hospital at each upa$1mIWunhondtoguWMSNI1sprem,. proposals: ,beall local ruidenta. endofthecounty. meirranthespitMbeendofoiMato1ocaIconfral hoRlftal hoard of trustees aNita to form a Mwdian Blair, Florida Hospital regional vice president, Blair also salt they would provide free transfer service as the sVoeg P01*1In favor Iti p(.sL. private, DOt4Oriof1t Corporation- making them .1lg1N to said thi hoSpital's PM)OSed fliflo4flemblf governing board between their Asospltals. Patients are often transferred from feg $un1 County residents; a Sanford or T* PM AM OM 04 MAW 11111111111111111111 rwAN bm 00 Ww , m., . to woui t Seminole Memorial and Florida Hospltal.Altamonte to the 11111 11 10 d* 211111111`111111111111M f0r $0 Of dw hOWtal nwdical staff. Florida HoWtal in Orlando. M04PMNA Of 51111111111111116 UWWW 15*11111111 in nmb* Reevaluating ft county's contract with Herndon Am. •_, ___ ______ haipitil In a suitable nearby location. Florida Hp4ta1. a not. four 8e""e' County residents would be appointed by the bulance Co., has been stated as one of the count y's priorities t ptatiew and asked - froflt o 7W coollily bwd lofl afttøatjil with lbs Sen$b Doy corporate board. for the comIng year. There have been disaitlafactlons with the atinw Taundiy — of rspr—atath. fran the these , -M— thurch, says It will q4 $ mHlLi Is renovate the "WI will endeavor to find individuals knowledgeable and company over rising costs and ambulance whereabouts at 4 w g pop dill In ft ___ at_p-i, If .ttud beds, bfij for the hospital," Blair said. times, according to County Administrator Roger Nelswender. p-is j ___ " a sabIMs h$ta1 aosnewt, Tre are ab'eady mas, north Sensinole County residents in HCA representative Doug LWia saId it Is not In the am'she "wisair" will buy or lease the aging taciMly whIm Is Hospital sad Florida HospItal.Altam. Is the 14 cofildiL the Seventh Day Adventist Health System-Sunbelt, Blair said. bulance business and would not be able to provide such uncle, or-appikdtd satd qf caasdyiowa.d and run by a go County ownnsissk'nera bidk$ed belt, the latsiviews thet The sysken, which nine Florida Hospital in Orlando, also runs but pointed to the fact that th u::' ___ -__ lMlrprmny co jl,sJ mod qxilHsr of patient ahospiW1*ApopkealdFlonldaHosgtal.*jtamonte,theonjy property taxes on the hospital.e for-profit group would pay vM= — thspdy beard aNuid, local control, and ftuclng of e far Ii other hnepilal In Seminole County, The tire, are run by one Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger estimated JI IT -_ the tW' jan. 11 1, *1 liNt two - C4i QIgn Bill ICks &ow1jted that -. board of directors, but 5nIxwI, Mensorla] would be a fr15 see COMMIIONER8, Page -*_.-' - mw . - - propose]) and 14 I -.. gwood Councilman -Elect - ........................................'t ___ ____ ____ _____ ___ ____ - -' - - Blocks Lon " - •. - , • -: U.S. up another crisis by voting on a Donald McHenry told UPI the United issue will become two-sided." . ... ., , ;i Even as resolution for economic sanctions States had the nine votes needed in the Sadr immd his warning, U.S. Secretary 1 State Cyrus Vance declined' against Iran to punish the Islamic Council to pass the sanctions resolution So rul, out out the poaalblllty of a U.S. republic for holding SQ Ath erlcana against Iran. : , If I 1_' , , 'I . inevitable because in such a case "the - ' 4 1. invasion of the formerly non-aligned proposal to withdraw all foreign troops - T;4z4'jj He said the war would become country. ' ____ - . Qr . :- - -- - • ___ _____ ____ - -, - ------- * -- a " 1. L - - . :.: • . ___ ? - - _________ UNITED NATIONS (UP!) — The U.N. hosta ge. . news agency: General Assembly began its debate on The assembly debated the Afghan "If the American fleet blocks the Afghan crisis with countries big and issue Thursday following a Soviet veto mouth of the Persian Gulf (Strait of small denouncing the Soviet Union for its Monday in the Security Council of a - . - -- ( - - sanctions against Iran, Commerce Minister Reza Sadr told the official Pars - :'i Hormox), that will result in war." _ Co.WWI meeting on a resolution calling for ' _______ I. TUMILEWUDS - -' - ______________ :,' - -.. - - f . / J -Commiss ion Faces . / •' I .t" o~ J•L- - -i4 'I ____ - e 1. Th — _____ -_ - - - ,,. .;, . such a 1,;N , '' p q - - - 5-..' 4l MV - -• O Iranian -:, IT Xt( U$E AN - T.y __ - __ 1 DOlT.. ____- __ ., - the National Committee for Uniform I. , .-, ________ •(..1'.s '-4'- •- ' .-. - .. Traffic Codes and dinanoes says no Thursdaynlghthewill "vote agalsst (the funding, the mandated tur nover to the .-• .) , of tr tate has la figh Ar nold said while th e s tate to ld the ";.' -Ed Kearey, bead of the coenanittee, ' ' "I believe job of • 'county it must maintain the roads it gave which writes the traffic laws used In c •i casescotnes under the state attorney. If -S•. '•-?.' :______ mt1s, said not be doesn't have enough staff he should go On county no money to do it with. "What does Cheshire prosecute — a -_ Some Seaford cyclkle ride as 9 a proposal to place t . only does no guts have mb "mm" . heM Agaimt the to the Legislatwe and get more money. I person charged with driving under the Nd but his organization has already flow oi traffic had already been made law. For more stories on the strongly object to paying him additional influence or a Parking violator?" Arnold protests to Hattaway, exp1'I"t'ig why Its bicycle safety problem, see the Sunday Evening Herald, money," Uskert said, asked. IflenIbirl consider such a move job of Cheshire's office to prosecute Delegates of governments present , ar*I, violators of all Iawii'ithout additional Including Arnold, Longwood Mayor June an avid cyciist___ ____ e idea of hiring a special prosecutor LdWlnann, Sa nf ord Commissioner Eddie that in all cases, riding g.ht traffic - No Hepatitis Outbreak costion as or Kei th , Cas se l berry Councilman Barbara w Initlat$ by Lake Mary May - exposes a rider to more chances for meeting of the Christensen and County Commissioner our of the eight casa MUTW in Walter S"wn. A ts ftn the pimt laws. Too S=7AD* COWtY MWW eight c2M F Cheshire Sandra Glenn, chairman, a greed to get il ts nd counc of governmen a ti years ago, when a similar proposal was of hepa tis for use week ending in discuss th e additional from Cheshire on Sa rd ng th de nfo , accordi to heal . to partment t information th or Florida m Traffic according to the Department ri made for a change In e Unif . the proposed special prosecutor. nurse Bernice Duncan, The other cases psibWues. _______ with. a list of 30 specific Increased these were part of routine fluctuations of Altamonte Springs and Oviedo, she a1t permits the hiring of a special prosecutor swered by Cheshire are: the total amount the disease, said Dr. Jorge Deju, county toos.cute violators of city ordinances, of fees which the cities would have to % Haftaway WW W Ms naeft at 2 bulth depwtment din~. Altbough the eight caliiiiiiiil that week pilinting out he does not have this staff to pity; the number of cases per month p.m. Friday, J 17 In N . more than twice the manber - - prosecute all city ordinance violations, which would be prosecuted and firm ___ 'Oft following two weeb there viese reportwi in am odw evinty, Deju oarm of &at@ Road 411111 and C40* He uW he hW to allocate his staff"s time figures on the salary for a promutor. no me cases," Deju said. Road W. they were not cosseldured an "outbreak," for serious crimes. Cheshire told the council In December • s a while and IT ~~&Co I, ________ is cyclists on the opposite sid, of the road, by Stan Lee and John Romita ____________ 4'7aQ 7$I' */RL V liNt - but no one helped him. East most simple things totally by Bob Thmv.s — •, 4 1' local laws. - be clear to you today. Get directives. effective. moving on It. It will greatly SAGITARIU8 (Nov. 23. - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN enhance and strengthen your Dec. 21) An offering could be By Oswald Jac.by aS (For a Copy Of JACOBY Pr"eAW to you today flat MODERN, send $110: "Win at TAURUS (April 20-May 20) everythIng inside of YOU ii Westbut would have two Bridge," care of this nowspaThis is not the day to be silent. telling you to act on. im. he&rts, it was toomade danger- Per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City If you have strong feelings, mediately. Your Instincts ous for him to act over South's Station, New York, N. Y. have the courage of your aren't leading you astray. notrump so he passed and led 10019.) - - 7' oft . , - ' ." children killed in the state on bicycles. He made his Initial proposal to reverse •.. -. ::r -, . - . , the flow of two-wheel traffic in a net1ng ., - -. -; with Sanford police, sherlWa deputies ': ?i1 .5 and Florida Highway Patrolmen, - •,' f011oWlflgthedeathofaSaflfOrdyOUthin October -•.I ,... Ir , j ,"# ,. -.. His bill also propco allowing cyclists - ' to ride on sidewalks unless prohibited by -. -.'i., He could take four diamond tricks first so he did just that. uth studi i - In an interview released shortly before U.N. Security Council began its U.N. Discussing Iran, Afghans -'• plalning he was shocked at the number of hisfourof hearts. . South won with dummy's Jack and counted tricks. Re could come to six in high cards and could make his seven th by lead ing successfully tohisqueenofclubsorklngof spades. There was no hurry about choosing which suit to attack. Vulnerable: East-West valuable " -'i road received his propmd bill, ________ &Wg,witb. a dad Of , ". 1~v&...- ~ ".~. from safety and cycling ir oganlutlotiz, all of which say placing VIs .' against traffic would be the most - .' dangerous law possible. -"I want to bear the pros and cons on - both sides" said the legislator, _ -- :-' t. -•. 1,,' ou've been chucked the deuce of spades; West the seven of spades and AQ6 fi ve of clubs.. So ed finallv came to the right deci. Dealer: East Sion. he didn't lead either sujt. West Noith East southInstead he returned a heart. pan I NT West cashed four heart PM Pan Pau tricks while South chucked a club and a spade. Now West had to lead a Opening lead: 4 black card and gave South his seventh trick. Simple, but like ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Listen to what others have 41 4 J 10 9 2 ct. 22 strumental in your success You know how to save your today. You won't yield to strongest points for the proper OIilMde pressure, opening, to bring into being PISCES 20 something very to Youhavethe abllitytoday to you, Yowmnstlnctaguldeyou take small bits and pieces of today. information, enlarge upon SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Own and then utilize them In Friends and contacts could be ways beneficial to you and responsible for helping you others. - fulfill a personal goal today. -. BUGS BUNNY #K75 I - li LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) If _______________________ ______ _____ - submi t a bill moving bicycle riders to fl BRIDGE 55 • 1053 -' -t - Iran (UP!) - A top Iranian naval blockade of Iran to back economic Iran because of the Tehron hosta ge official warned today that any American sanctions against that country. situation - even if Russia vetoes a attempts to block Iranian shipping routes Vance, interviewed on the NBC-TV pending U.N. Security Council resolution as part of an international economic "Today" program said the United States for a worldwide embargo against Iran. blockade would lead to war, will mount a full economic embargo of , , L enforcement officers in October he would - A K 942 ,$6 1. I L -_, -. - Hattaway, who promised Seminole law told me about another drug pharmacist gave you. It's the 1.10 NORTH •ass ,J 103 •A742 843 EAST WW • A 97 • Q .t 102 . I;Ship . .,.. , - extremely likely in the become a precision instrument tO cut trough months ahead. pitfalls and career for the there is a way to make a months ahead are all dollar today, you discussed in your new Astro- one who'll find It. Analyze Graph Letter which begins anything that looks like It with your birthday. Mall $1 might have possibilities. foreahtoro-(Jraph, VIEGO (Aug. 23..Sept. 22) 419, Radio City Station, N.Y. There'll be no bones about 10019. Be sure to specify birth who inherits the leadership date, role among those with whom AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you are associating ' today. today. 19) Knowing what's riot and Once you lay down the ground LI ....• Hattaway, who said he still be eves -. .. .cyclists belong on the left side ofback .- - romance, luck, possible . 1. - side of the road he stands on. the other day, the druggist about the medicine your WIN . . .. . -- Herald Staff Writer A month ago, State Rep. Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) exactly what he wanted to do with bicyclists. But now he is not so sure what left-hand aide of the road, against flow of traffi c has scheduled a between officers and cyclists, who pose the change, at liii Altamonte Springs office next week. 19) You are good at coming up All your bright fñà today . .. :, War Results Lanes,* -• - - 4711 I ..,, -.. wearing their teeth or who say take two acetylsalicylic Something good will come of need dentures or use im- acid tablets and call me in the properly fitting dentures. Keep an eye peeled for morning. And if they did, the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) opportunitiestbatmightcome DEAR DR, LAMB - When patients would probably say, from remote sources or Tackle that job which Iners I went to have my prescrip. "What?" distant places. Something volves working with oth with long-term benefits Is today. Collectively, all of you ton for COlbenemid refilled In any case, don't worry that's cheaper than what I' m same thing -•-• , with excellent solutions (odjy will become a reality because and you prove you're right by you'll take the necessary " following your own advice, steps to bring them to fruition. thus setting an example for This will prove to be quite AT ________________ ______ others. Travel, resources, fortunate, 'WI d.JJfJ.. p J On Bike Bill others who have the habit of that you never hear doctors convictions and speak up. P I' I~0 . 2a go . 11, 1980 . .+i : I . .]M I hope your thoughtful including professional people, suggestion will be of use to issousedtocalling Itaspirin I . I Tr '1 Now Unsure . care of this newspaper, P.O. preparatio ns that have had Box 1551, RadIo City Station, other chemicals added to them, such as antacids for New York, NY 10019. buffering action. Everyone, HOROSCOPE - ________ self-addressed envelope for i. acetylsalicylic acid. The NEED - F '; 75 cents with a long, stamped, ferent brand names but it's all — — — W, tfa!,ccry Gaseousness. Other readers — — — whowantthlsissuecansend Aspirin is sold under dif- - ~i I I _P~ 1;" ~-_. :~ ",,,L , and results in improved performance. Florida," Dillingham said. "It 1111 also feed than the original sugar cane would Ha be Send your request to me, in exceptionstothlsareaspirin tv-- ____ __ 4. 4 d I . He said negotiations are underway 117U ethanol increases octane rating do much to reduce the flow of Florida have been because carbohydrates will be Alcohol and gasoline will be mixed In these tanks of the Saxon Oil at _____ with A. Duda and Sons of Oviedo to plant without the use of lead and has no ef(W dollars to OPEC (Organization of removed, leaving only a protein product. the Port of Sanford. you The Health Letter the brand names of baking — — — - — — — number 68, Controlling soda. 56 — — - M said, will be $5 million, ~ I 52 54 — — — - COLORIJG IN HIS — ________________ LToDoNoWpAWHAT? non-medical items for a long time. chemical name, sho — , 41 ,~- '"%, ""~'" IT" I Because of your thought. sodium bicarbonate. Buying _ — = 148 47 48 f ulness in expressingts to sodiumbicarbonateimghtbe other readers, I am sending cheaper than buying one of ___ THINK OUR FEARLESS LEADER HAS POPPED HIS CORICPYOJLLNEVEGUESS WHAT HE WANTS ME -j . — __ he - does help prevent the problem with a brand name but Its generic name, meaning its in many people. _____ Exporting Countries)," - '. .,.__ ~~ who has ill-fitting dentures Is volved, let's Just look at 41 - 42 43 44 1-b by Bob Montana 49 _ ____________ __ 6,000 acres in the sugar crop to be used in on catalytic converters or other emission Petroleum the milling operation. cqntrols." said. Herald Staff Wrfter ---' apt to be an air swallower. So common baking soda. You're ood teeth and wearing them probably used to buying it ` ~l y T Pr,n.d uce Ga s h oI I1 Gasohol, a blend of 90 percent gasoline "Saxon Oil Co. has agreed to take all Dillingham said the design, Gasohol will sell In the same price , and lo percent anhydrousethanol, will be the ethanol we can supply for the of engineering and project management of ~ I . range as gasoline. The advantages produced at the Port of Sanford within a production of gasohol," Dillingham said the milling and distilling operation has Dillin gham said, are: the more ysar, Ethanol of Florida Inc. of An earlier attempt by Saxon to produce gasohol, 1 been assigned to I.R.A.S. Development . Longwood announced today. gasohol for the market failed last year gasohol which can be produced the better Corporation of White Plains, N.Y. OPEC the nation's situation with the ,, Ralph G. Dillingham, project coor- when moisture accumulated in the blend 4I '~. ..1, 7 ., ' . . countries; gasohol cleans out engines I.R.A.S. specializes in the construction of - --41dinator of Ethanol of Florida, said the of grain alcohol and gasoline. . ~'. -. -, 1' , cleaner and smoother alcohol plants and is presently engaged and Provides 8 11 Longwood firm is acquiring a mill in Dillingham said, however, anhydrous 2i Moorehaven, which Is south and west of alcohol Is )0 proof and thus the earlier operation and it can have a stabilizing in projects In Indiana, Kansas, New 4 : Jersey, Pennsylvania and Hawaii, as z Okeechobee, to produce ethanol. A moisture problem will be solved. He said effect on the price of gasoline. 'pt. ..• well as in Central and South America and distilletl is to be built near the mill. . &1id as m ore than e the normal process of blending to take DilIIngham sa ol is the Philippines, he said. . I - I , . He said the operation will involve place at the Saxon facilities at the Port of produced, the prIce of gasohol may go He said In the processing of feedstocks producing alcohol from sweet sorghum Sanford Is to introduce the alcohol into down and stabilize. He said "'i and sugar cane. A- by-product will be the huge tanks and then introduce the possibility also exists that a higher than into fuel alcohol, no fossil fuels will be . used In addition to fuel alcohol, he said, cattle feedatocka. 10 percent mixture of alcohol with gasoline for a natural blend. Initial gasohol production is expected Dillingham said the gasohol produced gasoline will be feasible as time goes by. other by-products will also be produced to be 5½ million gallons annually, from unleaded gasoline and anhydrous "Ethanol produced in Florida as a which will have a ready market. - Dillingham said. Cost of acquiring ethanol may be Used in automobiles Florida product,by Florida labor. will do Dillingham explained that the refuse property and getting into operation, he without the need for any modifications much to retain Florida dollars in from the milling will be a better cattle — 28 29 30 32 By DONNA ESTES . Faci t - congratulations on finding out why you were swallowing air. To stay out of the medical Your observation is consistent 33 — — with the point that anyone area and the problems in- 27 S 2 Thank we've had to put up with It in DEAR READER you for your helpful letter and anford - I - - - ______ - 25 26 - - - 23 31 — — rTh l - 20 21 ______ ________ — ________ _____________ 22 bu! . - V LEANS - 19 - 15 CRAZY — — 16 I - - - MEWWA 8 -- by Art Sansom 18 AX 10 Lamb was afraid to eat and lost your pharmacist gave Y& needed weight. I've already exactly the same medicine as helped one friend with this you've been getting all along. 9 10 11 knowledge and am back to So, of course, it should be JUSt — normal again. If it hadn't as effective. been for yourcolumn,Iwould The difference here is the never have known about 17 brand name. I know this is — — — swallowing air, confusing to the public but - - 12 ____________________ ____ 7 - ___ IIIIIIII 51 Diagram 52 Greek letter of 35 Italian port 36 Impair Evening Herald (LISPS 481.280)Drjce 15 Cents January 11, 198Sanford, Florida 32771 _____________ -e . 21 Spanish cheat 11 Companion - — f-10 i __ country 1-10 1111eiiklil _______________________________________________________________ 39 Price per unit rays and medications without 23 Coagulate 22 Female saint 4t Ether results until thought caused 24 Oxidates I Mesdames (abbr.) 27 Baseball compound (abbr.) me to solve my problem. players 2 Unfrequented 23 Stare 42 Swamp grass 31 Formerly I was never bothered when i tag he put on the bottle. Do 3 Clare Boothe 24 City in Italia 43 Press 32 Swabbing 25 Whole was away from home so It had you think this drug Is as good 44 Magnetic tools 4 Conger 26 Go away to be something I was doing as Colbenemid and can I buy metal 33 Geological pe• 5 Plasterer 27 Threaded nail when I was home, I always It over the counter? 45 Being (Let) nod 6 Egg cell 28 Denote 34 Actress 48 Esaus took my teeth out (lower 7 Negative The DEAR READER 29 Norse Farrow conjunction 47 Infrequent plate) when I was home. little tag you Sent tile says, navigator 35 Birthmark 8 Sameness N 30 Poet Ogden 48 Government Would you believe that was --This drug is available in cost agent when I swallowed air? I had saving generic. Please ask us 37 Allure 10 Popular (cornpwd) 32 Ridicule 39 Suburban flower gotten to the place where I about it." That means that _________________ BEETLE BAILEY DOWN 72nd Year, No. 122-Friday, ___ ___ am i ) ,C 1' WwFlffed - _3 _ oft _ ___________ ___ ~1 _______ ____ Answer to Previous Puzzle for .i!fliiwjro \, *--- F14~-r - . .. . . . lP101$I UIAISIA II 1 Young lady travelers Dentures (Fr. abbr.) 45 Superlative 01NI N' Iztj 0 I 5 Single (prefix) suffix Iii9 Before this 46 Energy unit 1112 4i!L! I 1IL]LJ_LI IAISIK $ LIT' l2Grirnace 49 Be wrong Can Cause Gas i N! 13 Shakespeare's 50 City in The II.NtNJ_j.R.o A TIMI F A %. river Netherlan 14 Era 53 Inner self as füi I INIö I otiit a R $$ DEAR DR. MB — I've 2 0 S 15 Paddock 54 Emit coherent iw 1Lt 17 Lysergic acid light read several of your columns r,-rdiethylamide 55 Israeli round about people having excess a 18 Attend to dance _ IFINITIRIAINtf A_ AIR ON gas 19 Baseballer 58 Lair 1sIEIA1s?orr NJEIWJTJ about my own condition. I've Seaver 57 Conycat I 20 Snoops 58 Prophetic sign 16 American suffered with this condition 38 Japanese 22 Moral 41 patriot for over two years and had X currency .0 I - .1 I I _ 14 I f 41 Hearing organ 42 Sight ii EVERY _ ,._;,,, ~, Ir. ASHORT SOMEWHERE IN HERBS \ ACROSS by Chic Young . .'•. .. ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ _____ ______ F., - I "--' - . - . �I] Herald Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Frldiy,Jan. 11, Sanford Assistant City Manager Leaving I was born seven months ago. He and his wife are His salary Is $17,890 annually. The salary of his parents of five children, seven months toll years new job is $,000. He was unanimously approved old. for the city manager post earlier this week by the Rich Quigley, assistant to Sanford City Manager Mrs. Quigley and the children will remain In their South Daytona City Council after a review of 75 Warren Knowles, has resigned effective Jan. 31, to home until school is out for the year In June applications for the position. Quigley said the city of accept the position of city manager of South Sanford and Quigley will commute to work, he said. 12,000 persona encompasses about three Daytona In Volusta County. An employee of the city for the past 64 years, miles. South Daytona is located between Daytona Quigley began with- the police department as a "I'm going to miss Sanford, but I am really and Port Orange and bounded by the Halifax River. police officer, advancing to community relations looking forward to the challenge new op. Quigley said today he began sending resumes officer, administrative aide to Police Chief Ben portunitles and the professional growthof that comes seeking a city manager position after his last child Butler and then assistant to Knowles. with it," Quigley, 37, said today. NA110N .,, II , I i .. " By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer MRLD IN BRIEF North Korea Accused IN BRIEF Ar WASHINGTON (UP!) it 1970 dollar was worth exactly 50 cents at the end of the 1970s, the "inflation decade," says an economist for the U.S. Chamber of - Of Espionage Plane Flight Robber Takes $70 TOKYO (UP!) North Korea charged today an American aircraft intruded into its airspace and accused the United States of espionage, the Korean Central News Agency said. The North Korean broadcast monitored In Tokyo said the American SR-fl reconnaissance plane flew over North Korea's western coastal waters off the Kangryong Peninsula Thursday afternoon, It said the plane was over North Korean air space for about 30 minutes and called the flight a hostile spying act. It charged U.S. planes have Intruded into North norean air space uve times this year. - From Butler 'Toy King' ByDAVIDM. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer - In fact, the small size and lack of heft of the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin, compared to the old-fashioned silver dollar, is a good replacement of what inflation did to the real value of the dollar in the 1970s, Clifton ROME (UPI) Bandits have abducted the daughter of high fashion designer Bruno Plattelli In Italy's first reported kidnapping of the year. Police said Barbara Piattelli, 27, accompanied by her mother Vittoria, parked her small car in a public garage In central Rome Thursday night, when three men accosted them. They said one kidnapper held a gun to Mrs. Plattelli's head while the other two put an ether-soaked rag across her daughter's mouth and hustled the young woman into a waiting car. - Gold Over $600, Dollar Up LONDON (UP!) The price of gold slipped to Just above the $600 an ounce mark at openings in London and Zurich today, and the dollar moved upward on most European exchanges. The dollar "showed a general improvement all round," said a London dealer. The subdued trading In gold followed wild buying at the beginning of the week in which the price of gold reached a record $848 an ounce on the London market. But in London, it opened today at $605.50 against Thursday's close of $600.50. In Zurich, it opened at $600.50 against $601.50 Thursday. It fixed In London at midmorning at $610. - Commissioners Face Tough Choice ... - . ! •: .1: .i Wallace Faces Skin Surgery MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — Former Coy. George C. Wallace will undergo minor surgery next week for a skin ailment stemming from his partial paralysis, an aide said Thursday. Spokesman Elvin Stanton said Wallace, who was left paralyzed from the waist down in a 1972 assassination attempt, will enter Jackson Hospital in Montgomery on Tuesday. Stanton said Wallace's physician decided the surgery is necessary to "clear up a skin problem on his hip caused by prolonged pressure," He is expected to be hospitalized for three days. Wallace, 60, will enter the hospital on the first anniversary of his departure from public office and will be away from his downtown office for about 10 days, said Stanton. ,. Washington University Hospital in Washington, Mean)' was the second of 10 children born to Mike became the first president of the merged union and and Annie Meany. The elder Meany was a plumber headed it until last November. and president of a New York City plumbers' local — union. forget that the labor movement, when Mean)' took it over, was fragmented," said Victor 11 "Millions of American workers enjoy a better life "He was always practical, uninhibited by today because of Mr. Meany's efforts," said United Gothautti, the executive director of the 1,000- presidents, he was his own man," said Edward F. member union representing state, county and Auto Workers' President Douglas Fraser. "lie Toohey, president of the Philadelphia Council AFLmunicipal employees in New York City. "We forget spent his life seeking economic dignity for working Cli) 1965. that the one thing he's done is really brought it since people." together." Presidential candidate Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, "A giant has fallen and freedom has lost a Gotbauzn was severely criticized for calling on friend," said Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall. speaking at Council Bluffs, Iowa, said, "George "George Meany was a towering figure on the Meany to retire just before the AFL-CIO convention Meany was my friend and a giant for American labor. He was in the forefront of social justice in this national scene," said Arthur J. Goldberg, former in 1977. Secretary of Labor under President Kennedy and country over the period of 50 years." "I didn't agree with some of his labor ideas but I special AFL-CIO counsel at the time of the agree he was a great American," said outgoing "He not only spoke for all who worked, but for the 10 December 1955 merger. American Farm Bureau Federation President, forgotten and abandoned of our system," said John GEORGEMEANY Mean)', who died Thursday night at George Allan Grant. Henning, head of the California AFL-CIO. , , dead at 85 . . 0 Coming Soon: Gas Price Hikes United Press International The latest round of gasoline and home-heating oil prices the second in less than a month will be felt very soon by American consumers. Exxon USA, Chevron USA, Texaco Inc., and Phillips Petroleum Co. raised their wholesale gasoline prices by 3 cents a gallon Thursday. Exxon and Phillips also boosted home-heating oil prices by 3 - — cents a gallon. Shell Oil Co. Wednesday lifted its wholesale gasoline prices by 5 cents a gallon nationwide and increased home-heating oil prices by between 5 and 6 cents a gallon, depending on the region. Shell also raised its aviation turbine fuel by 5 cents a gallon. The latest gasoline price Increases could appear at the pump -,s,. Gunman Kills 2 Kids, Self PITTSBURGH (UPI)— A self-proclaimed Muslim prophet holding his pregnant girlfriend and her two children hostage shot and killed himself and the two children early today after police stormed the house he was in. The girlfriend also was wounded. The children— Kimberly, 4, and Fred, 2 were shot to death, police said. One of them was found beneath the gunman's dead body. Police said they decided to attack because the suspect, Samuel Andrews, apparently shot and wounded one of the children in an earlier incident a little before dawn. Officials -Beef Up . i7- . of Khomeini s Security I 1~ that the corporation would have to pay an annual $300,000 to the county commission, the city of Sanford and the school TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Security was United States has the nine votes needed in the board. Increased today around the home city of Security Council to pus the economic saneLewis insisted that renovation of the hospital, the first part Islamic leader Ayatollah Ruh" tions resolution against Iran for holding the 50 of which was built in 1952 with additions in 1963, 1964 and 19Th, deIte the arrest of a terrorist whom tages. would be 'very, very foolish." authorities say Masterminded a series of said the He resolution would be Introduced Problems with the physical plant will plague the facility, he assassinations and plots against Iran's later today. clergy. Eternity, a gospel concert group from Florida Bible College, predictedU.N. Soviet Axnb.'aador Oleg Troyanovaky Lewis said HCA would build a modern, 200-bed acute care Iran's government said the arrest of would not say whether he will veto the will present a concert Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford ainasin leader Akbar GuderzI and 15 fellow resolution, but has said sanctions would not Civic Center. Free and open to the public, the concert will facility that would "put Sanford In the mainstream of health conspi ratorsdid not mean an and to the un. work and that lt would beunfalr"to punish a Include a mixture of old hymns as well as contemporary care.".. DICK BACHELOR organization the fanatical anti- whole nation and its people." derground Christian music. Although HCA's original proposal offered to lease Seminole . . . Joins the race Forgiian that Gudarsi led. The State Department said Thursday Memorial Hospital while the new facility is under construction with the idea the building would revert back to the county, Prçsident Carter will impose sanctions 11 state radio did not say how or when the against Iran with or without United Nations tow the commissioners RCA would bus' the old hospital arrests were made, but authorities said .1116 if that was what they wanted, were arrested in Tehran and police had 1PFOY.1. Among those permitted through the located 26 barnes from width Commissioner Glenn said she was concerned what would an old Arabic word found in the security checkpoInts at Qom to see Khomeini happen if the for-profit group found there was no profit to be F(Wghan were militant students who took over the U.S. made In Sanford. Koran that mumroughly "diitthcttoi Embassy Nov. 4 and seized the hostages. It between good and evil" has 'chimed "What if the worst happened?" Ms. Glenn Lewis. was the first known meeting between State officials in the Democratic presidential campaign of U. "What reomibility for D1IIi MMMtIOI If there Is no growth In Sanford? What would Your for. Khomeini and the students. Rep. Dick BhChSlOr S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy announced Thursday that profit corporation do?" since the Kbcrflelfll r.giJflS C*JnS to power No details of the session were disclosed. D-Orlando, will announce Altamonte Spr ings at torney William Wack will lead the Of Forgiman d&iTl,d responsibility for the "t' happened," Lewis replied, "that we've over-built or Monday tili candidacy for Kennedy campaign In Seminole County. Rosdilocks for security checkpoints and anaminaft of Khomeini's first thief of staff F1cIldI's Fifth District seat In built prematurely. We have not pulled out In op of these cease, Wack was successful during the Seminole County caucus In We're prepared, because of the magnitude of our on April 33, 1979, and a Khomeini aide on May operation, to the U.8. ColiiresL ii at s thorough checks of all arriving cars and October In having nine delegates pledged to Kennedy elected stay with it. 1. Four other political killings attributed to currently held by Richard passengers were set up around the Modem by rank-and-file Democrats to participate In the St. Peterholy city of Qorn, whir. Khomeini has his the terrorists followed. R.Hcllday. "We'll contract to do it. We'll obligate ourselves. We know ICefly, aburg mIni-convention. Cmilintly serving his third headquarters, and the eastern city of MashThe total of those executed by firing squad growth will occur. It can't help but occur, especially In Central consecutive term In Uw dad, the seat of other leading ayatollahs and ______________________ Florida. since the downfall of the shah rose to 70$ at of aides to the 79-yew4ld religious leader, dawn Thursday. Six more men were shot to Florida House "But we'll post a performance bond to assure that we will do At the United Nations Thursday,. U.S. death, three in Kermansha province and __ what we promIse. U you want a mIIIIOn4OUw bond, COIfl. 32 ii opposed (or the AsbI(r Donald McHemy told UPI do three others in laftham I missioner Glenn, we'll past a mIllIon.dollar bond to uiwe Democratic nomination by we'll do what we say." RATIONAL REPORT: Residents of the Pacific Northwest struggled David Best, unsuccessful today to extricate themselves from a crippling blizzard that left four "If we were not responsive to the public," Lewis added, "we party nominee In 117$, and dead and thousands without heat or power before moving to the Rockies County Corn. and Plains states. Over 50,000 people were without electricity in Pot , would not have gone In the last 11 years from one hospital to a Orange tiand, Ore,, where families moved to emergency shelters. Oregon Gov. missioner DICk Fischer. PANAMA CITY, Panama (UP!) 150-hospital group with million i Vic Atlyeh declared a state of emergency disaster for Multnoinah and it i Shah Mohammed Kelly, who in runIthg for Secretary of Transportation Neil GoldHood River counties. Several f ee of snow felt on Park City, Utah, Eisa Dr. Kenneth Wing, Chief of staff at Sarhv)s Memorial, Pahlavi will send his s amian Roberts 41nL4 defended Panama's decision to grant ' election to a birth term, Is stranding 300 students for hours until school officials were able to find pr eaentat eInterviewaeIon.HesaldlastUmshepofledthe th vehicles to transport them home lately. being opposed for the exile to the shah as "a humanitariM and Armao to WUdIngton to speak to President staff, the expressed preference was for the hospital being Republican nominsition by the AREA RIADING$ (5 cm,): temperature: Mt overnight low: 54: tj1," Carter'sCMefOf daff Ha$onJojdan tIt)ut yesterday's high: Sit barometric pressure: 30.21; relative humidity: 57 taken over by a notor-çro(lt group. But their main concern, County Republican But ABC percen t: winds: southeast at m.p.h. Nm reported from Wlth(ton other places of exile besides Panama. he said, was having good facilities and 4odets .,dpment. Executive Commitisi Thrainy sighithedeposed SATURDAY TIDES: Daytona lildi: high, 3:53 low, :OS; high, 3:05 _____ s mcnwth wants The report aid the shah wants to leave low, 5:1I;Porf Canaveral: high, 2:45 Iowa 5:55; high, 3 low. 5:05: wow Cha man, Bi ll McCcllum of ir to lawisp ointed to HCA'scomporat. buying pour that les ve Pa , hls hmmeln aince sixth Exile Sayperh high, 5:51 tow, 3: 22: high, 1:17 tow, 2:54. Panama soon. It said Armao will travel to he was forced to leave Iran last January. provide monetary savings In operational costs. Florida Loegwood. mUATINO FO RE CAST, St. Agvs$Ipe N Jpiler uhf, OWS 01 Miles, Washington today. Winds easterly around IS knots, becoming southeast by this afternoon Hospital, Blair said has served the local ares sines 116$, and and southerly 10 to 15 knots tonight. Winds shifting to northeasterly has grown due to high quality service well-received by the around IS knots over the northern bait by late Saturday. Sees Itoh feel public. With 60 hospitals in the U.S. and worldwide run by today, increasing north pert Saturday. Visibllities less than one-half mile In fog over northern waters corny today with scattered showers the Adventist system, Blair also claimed organlsatlonal and thundershowers later today and occasional rain Saturday. Partly buying power. cloIdy with a few showers south part lhrgh Saturday. ARIA FORE CAST: Locallydens foe wfthv$sibilNlosniarzerounti l He also mentioned the Adventist rr"vi 01 provIding mid morning. Increasing cloudiness and a good chance of showers later WASWNGTON (UP!) delaying the omet of U up by 166,166 persons last and black. about proper. and Christian cars." today. Cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and Saturday. Highs The .ues's IQymsid anticipated recession until iiins*h to 97,9 vnI114, The tionat. to theE' share Of the near $0 today and mid to upper ,os Saturday. Lowe tenight near 40. Neliwinder asked If there were any religious 1nvtlicaUom rats' rose slightly In t yew. Winds soutMastto south 15 mph decreasing toflIght. main pr,iIity55 with their irovcesd governance. total U.S. civilian woeorce popvist. _____te$.9eem percent today, percent tonight end $0 psi coo Saturday. The December ua.m. 'was 104 mSflIgp Blair replied: Dwiq mwb of IM year, 1* Americaworkfar'cs to finish ploent rate was a notCh The ratio of psnos hol.g the Wlgtj Rows was braced' samiS "Any ieiglous requirements have not bmwestablished. I Pt J05 to the total U.S. for a iilcant increase In can't epsok to it because they Iavsn,t been ,4II.h,t Thet's as a yew SWt5, the 111 clot, the Lao, Dipiø IPQy'MIZ Ut.. ..i0 to. Iti wi.inpl.ymsitt. Last July __ ___ __ PIi reported today. uaJd. Tb. yet to be worked ai." percentage__ of recoçd__ bi $ p.s, •ovemn _sat forecasters said' IV4f' J'' He added that he has a request In to his corporals, M ruched 1* July, the M. would IdtS.$ supported admialatratlos in the Mir bead Of 5.7 Laur Depas",,at Si" headquarters to grant current SiiIk Ms1sl percent by a fcrecti that the Ic'!y Deborah Wood, Maltland *PMINOI.5N$MORhAlp IttO$1pSr j jfl p for the p who May ci ths Job aisrity Ovsrthopl21s,2 that fell short. HOSPITAl. ohsCsA'.Is sho,$ V9W9CW strength past 17 meotb.. retirement bseellts. lb aid be oipeclsd the r:;:i to .ni1I.______ persons load with, Sanford: ______ ____ JANUARY IS. 1555 ew dli1mi 1Ya e..i aeniW, TbIM '11 1PyUbIat movie wtthincr.asufor o,sd. Er nest A. Saumeister • ADMISSIONS __ IIRIi I. Dillerd 14W15 wouldldi '1ItIand 5" Gross twiih that 155 now Mary N. Revihs co4yatcai.Heu ld theosaiywuuJdh5,s$osstepa41j ______ ' P. .IOflh$ Smith MaUI. ____ ___ r to incrsmie to' o Enforcem.nt as to whit eoaiftidw a person. __ .auip Mary o. Patruska. essoerrv ieweUpwcsat. Howard A. MeMento The county in required by law to provide ho*tM Cars for Ella J. DIckht, Mary He J 1i'cat.I It may. wiiu.m L. noctie MIRIC D. o.Den.3 r-1a-i Tb. laisod P1Msh ad Suing y, o.u, iii actIens .1 the city. Q,j J, Ønajt, Origodo Geraldine Zachary, NOW bsh. beLies u.. lit "id' Ibuiasy i in wi1p session Lets R. RitRermin Del$eøa The r,'!kau reqa. hiblurs _____ Linda A. Acres, OWàn with a.. ad em yew, wield be raLIr Lillian N. $ureldt..Nena udut i Of '1iMI ad wi skuthed as lus H. Harvy, Ostigit ___ citY IT' II CS tkOf 5W diT flti ad these b'emg "Iseribly_a.prin " It t.udson F. Woriham, Detlona U1 A. Suttles. OSftSne . Gospel Concert Saturday ' 1, 1 '-,"-' - Bachelor To Seek Seat In Congress - larger Ford cars. - IN BRIEF .W EATHER Shah WantsTo Leave Panama' _ To Grant Hoy Commutation TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)— Gay. Bob Graham says he discussed his decision to recommend clemency for killer Darrell Edwin Roy privately with Cabinet members last week, but did not ask for or get their promise to vote with him. Graham said Thursday that he called each member into his office separately last week for discussions that Include possiblle budget cuts and his inclinations on pending death cases. A UP! survey Indicates Graham has the required majority of three Cabinet members to carry the Hoy commutation from death to life in prison. Un ' emplóyment' At 5.9% _____ ____ Bashlor Back Home In Jail SAVANNAH,Ga.(UPI)—SllghtIy more than a week ago, 45-year-old Charles T. Bashlor, Just released from a Florida prison where he had served more than 28 years on a murder conviction, told authorities he would never go back to jail. Today, he is being held without bond In the Chatham County jail on a rape charge. Chatham is charged in the sexual assault of his cousin, with whom he was staying while looking for a • ' - 1!tis ________ ' em Plrnt Planners U g w • • - Pirry C. MCCIIIIWfl, Ohio . 8rsaIdFlurldIWWuidemI3rfe,ewsd "ivgrt, at em.. . em , rote. ----'-,a,g _ aa__ W -- v w WI vu— d**0* $ianel. MuorW -il Adnr.$w aerbe leotle7, ho --'-em 1r—M bi ip liii, made a jginnpp to do r--it.. ' Ye 'n herd a $.d aalMh. $.doy,' Hey aid 'lois ci the Funk : ewy goad, La at lr epadle pre. ost em 6'ss ir i*ss th pins ad_v e-'--&" he edvinId EIrgw, best ci th estj's omrs Of Nenng* Amibsis and Evles$ieul aid cenerIng e wield be "ii coenpir apples eru ad taii , -- ad lbs O"ty ad in akms IrwT. — J4 Giliwsy ait No beard'a ce'rr wealhe should e*'w In already platted eras. Tb. Laid did ant em_____ a Ob taiu1dIn" be T c4 "it*. w th recoinitim 01 C—'---- Jibe Mrto i IbILdbe k$flulItion Of.WLa lbs 'ilbdMilá rs1at1oss an overly tIMIN and II uris on a few his both to ., for ris rncu MISty 'dea to their — as will other em l*se. s ___ haw 'iii Ii. lbS Lewd -- -. emdt3 - - '— I. _aqs em adebety bsert Buss, 'elomg gOf g_ 1105$ law, in Seabed. The ,. aLa Juok kIdasia,I ieciMli. board alo revisued city' peibsmies Iaadis pl8 mud mid, 1,thIW em s _ : . '; '. • . . 2' L.- , - - here's an easy PERFECT WAY cotddbcfound. The commission was set up under a 1977 law in which Congress set current and future Social Security taxes and benefits In an effort to keep the system in financial balance for method to forget the morning rush. The difficult part of the several decades. experiment corns's when you grab your overcoat and, doff a top hat and head The commission's final report on financing the system and to (he misty shoreline of Lake Monroe. Once there. you and a friend can head other issues Is due a year from now. The Interim report, meanwhile, recommended Congress out into the barren Lake to catch a few fish and enjoy the mist as It rises from make several short-term changes in financing the three trust the warm waters. funds that operate the three basic parts of Social Security. TO BEGIN DAY 'Fantastic' Space Shuttle Reaches Final Simulation Orbit CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) Space Center. The launch — the second ma five-day series "Fantastic!" exclaimed Astronaut John The mock flight was expected to continue of dress rehearsals — was originally Young when the space shuttle Columbia for another six hours but space center of- scheduled for 9:30 p.m. Wednesday but a reached its final orbit after computer and ficials did not say whether Young and Navy series of malfunctions kept pushing back the mechanical problems delayed the simulated . Robert Crippen — who are scheduled liftoff time. launch for more than a day. to pilot the Columbia on its first real flight this On Wednesday, an overheating problem In The shuttle reached it final orbit Thursday summer or fall — would remain in the one of three fuel cells that provide electricity with the help of computers that simulated the spaceship for the entire test. to the shuttle scrubbed the mission. The fuel firing of the main rockets, steering engines Officials said the orbital operations planned cells are the main reason for thIs test, the first and controls about 44 minutes after the 11 for early today could be run without the in which the Columbia provided its own p.m. make-believe liftoff from the Kennedy primary crew In the cockpit. electricIty, After the overheating problem was remedied, the simulated Launch of the stubby. winged spaceship was rescheduled for 6:30 a.m. Thursday. But only four minutes and eight seconds before littoff, the ground computer stopped the countdown. I • ' nition Recog Key To B u n dy Defense Poll ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Few Orlando voters are familiar with circumstances surrounding Kimberly Leach's kidna pkilling but almost all of those polled last month recognize the name of Theodore Bundy. That was the conclusion of a telephone survey of over 300 people. Defense attorneys present the results today In support of their request that Bandy's second murder trial be moved again, Residents of Live Oak, where Kim 's decomposed body was found abandoned two years ago In a rusted pig sty, were so Inflamed that Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling called off jury selection there, He decided Bundy should be tried in Orlando. Defense attorneys claim Bundy's notoriety has preceded him. They have asked for a change of venue. Jopling agreed to hear arguments on the request this morning. Eleven jurors remain tentatively seated after four full days of Intensive interrogatlon. Five jury prospects already empaneled were dismissed late Thursday because of peremptory challenges, bringing to 35 the number of people who ha ve been excused, Nine challenges have been used. A telephone survey supervised by Dr. Phillip Taylor, a University of Central Florida professor, was conducted last Dec. 17-19. Air Force Capt. Eric Lloyd, a test con. ductor at the space center, said a malfunction In one of the shuttle's five computers was cleared up Thursday evening, Juice Yield 'High' For Orange Growers LAKELAND, Flu. (UN) — Florida citrusmen said they were surprised by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's increase in Its estimate of the juice yield of this season's orange crop but said they anticipated no marketing difficulties. The USDA Thursday estimated Florida growers would produce 200 million boxes of oranges — based upon conditions Jan, 1 — and said the crop should yield 1.32 gallons of concentrate for each box of oranges. Nationally, the USDA estimated orange production at a record 258 million boxes, down slightly from the December forecast but 23 percent more than last season. Florida Cabinet Rejects Higher Education Board' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Cabinet members say the new higher education board recommended by a Washington consultant Isn't needed because they intend to start running the colleges and universities, They scolded the consultant, in fact, Thursday, for not proposing a greater higher education role for them in the first place instead of "another layer of and other agencies. bureaucracy." The Cabinet held special workshop on higher education Issues which Gov. - Bob Graham and Education Corn. missioner Ralph Turilngton said is proof It intends to take Its role as the state Board of Education seriously and stop rubber stamping decisions by the Board of Regents, Department of Education The Academy for Educational Development, In a report to the Corn. mission on Post-Secondary Education last month, said the biggest problem facing higher education In Florida Is the lack of cooperation between universities, community colleges and vocational. technical schOols. When did you buy the beautiful At Jan's Produce- Try them you'll like tbem- vegetables? job. He was on life probation. "I sure hate to hear it," said Bashlor's defense attorney, Sam Jacobsen, Jacobsen worked 12 years without pay to gain Baslilor's release. "It really hits pretty bad. He called me a couple of days ago to tell me how wonderful everything was, how well he was doing, how great It was to be free," ' . *rniti P. Mali, LoniWoda ___ • • . , Herald Photo by Tom Netsel - . HOSPITAL NOTES 4 . ' - • _______ - _____________ Graham May Have Support - _ __ -" . - • ' ______ payment of benefits would be threatened." Because of this short-term financing problem, seven of the commission's nine members opposed any reduction in Social Security tax increases scheduled to take effect in 1981. Two members favored tax reductions if other finar.cin; - - ___ . Social Security Is Threatened' WASHINGTON (UPI) A national commission t(xlav recommended a series of steps to keep the Social Security system from going broke, including opposing any rollback of Social Security taxes next year. In an interim report to the president and Congress, the National Commission on Social Security said if economic conditions are worse than expected, the system's retirement trust fund could be so low within a few years that "prompt A.- A The Ford Motor Company has announced it is closing its Los Angeles plant Indefinitely, laying off 1,670 employees. Ford will also close nine of its 13 plants temporarily next week to reduce inventory. With a total of 36,500 Ford Employees laid"off; over 78,000 auto workers will be at least temporarily without work, as Ford workers Join employees of six General Motors plants and two Chrysler plants. The current market can only absorb three quarters of the cars U.S. automakers have the capacity to build, necessitating the layoffs, the Wall Street Journal reported today. The Los Angeles plant was a major producer of Exxon, Chevron, Texaco, Phillips and Shell blamed the latest increases on foreign crude-oil price increases. The American Petroleum Institute had at least some good news. The API reported Thursday in New York the nation's gasoline stocks rose last week during the four-day New Year's holiday and remained above the minimum acceptable level for the second week in a row. "Motorists practiced conservation over the New Year's weekend when driving weather was relatively good in most parts of the nation," an oil analyst said. "This pattern reflects a continuation of the sharp decline in demand that was apparent in November and December." Supplies of distillate, used primarily for home-heating oil, declined last week to 225.9 million barrels. - 1,670 Ford Workers Leave ' - Kennedy Effort ,. - , • Lawyer To Lead ! 'I'l.,,#I, k .'.- - -.4, ""r.".. - ' ii:ent price controls. The U.S. oil industry last raised gasoline prices by between 3 and 6 cents a gallon and increased home-heating oil prices by an average 3 cents a gallon in mid-December as a result of crude-oil price boosts by Saudi Arabia and three other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC failed to agree on a uniform oil price at its Dec. 18-21 meeting in Caracas and most other cartel members raised their oil prices — some retroactively to Nov. 1 or Dec. 1. Nt:' I ~ " .- , almost immediately because the Energy Department permits dealers to pass their wholesale buying costs directly along to the motorist. Consumers' heating oil bills also will reflect the newest hikes soon because hionieheating oil no longer falls under govern- - (Continued From Page 1A) " By United Press International Labor leaders and politicians agree George Mean a plumber's son who quit school at 16 to take up his fattier's trade became "a towering figure on the national scene." said, Clerk Candy Spencer of Orlando, alone in the store, quickly ARREST FOLLOWS ACCIDENT compiled with his demands, deputies said, and the suspect, a A North Carolina man was arrested at midnight Thursday six-foot white male in his 30s, with Jet black hair, wearing after he backed his truck Into a Cauelberry bar with enough black-rimmed glasses, and weighing 250 pounds, ran out of the force to damage the roof, deputies say. main entrance of the mall into the parking lot. The driver, identified as Danny Ray Owens of High Point, BIKE PARTS STOLEN N.C.,was arrested for harassing and threatening the tow truck A k was thrown through the window of a Sanford bicycle operator and deputy attempting to remove his vehicle from the shop window early Wednesday morning by thieves who were wall of the Post Time Lounge, located at the corner of U.S. after parts for a cyclecross bike, police said. Highway 1712 and Dog Track Road, at midnight Thursday, The Bike and Mower Center of Sanford, g0l French Ave., Lost deputies MY. worth of parts plus its front window between'S a.m. and Owens reportedly rammed the building a short time earlier, 9:25 a.m. police report disabling his truck and damaging the roof of the bar. He Is BURGLARY ARREST The parts listed by the store as missing are used for dirt charged with assaulting an officer &W disorderly conduct and An Altamonte Springs man was brought for Initial apracing bikes, pearance before the county court Thursday, on charges he had was scheduled for arraignment today. TWO BREAK-INS FAIL burglarized a business earlier that morning. ,Wl31sTFORSTOLENGUN Thleves'attempting to break Into two Sanford shops failed In A Sanford man is under arresi for selling a stolen gun to a Carter I.. Scott was ordered held In lieu of $1,060 ball and their attempts, but damaged doors with pry bars Thursday scheduled for arraignment Tuesday, following his arrest in. friend, police say. morning, police say. Richard Frederick, of 40 Castle Brewer Court In Sanford, Is side the Forest City Tire Company, State Road 436 In Aft. Italph's at 519W. 13th St., and Jimmy's grocery, of 1521 W. being held onll,06ObaIl In the Seminole Jail, on charges he sold monte, deputies say. 13th St., each suffered damage from a pry bar. In both the stolen 22 caliber magrnun revolver to a friend. He war Deputies, responding to --'NEswa'-&;"'aftottle uliheff.1 burglary attempts, the thieves failed to gain entrance to the arrested at 11:10 a.m. Thursday, and will be arraigned on Jan. say they found Scott, of Spanish Trace Drive In Altamonte stores say police. 15. Springs, Inside the building, hiding behind lockem Italy Records 1st Kidnap The effect of such a decline was like throwing away half the dollars in your wallet or giving away half your savings, said Dr. James Clifton, associate director of the chambers Inflation Fight Center. ARMED BURGLARY ARREST A man wielding a gun made off,wlth $70 from a Butler Plaza store In the the Casselberry area Thursday after threatening a clerk, sheriff's deputies report. At 1:30 p.m. the suspect walked into Toy King In the shop. ping center at the corner of U.S. Highway 17-92 and State Road 436, police said. Pulling a blue pistol from his pocket, he told a . k111 V. e ?VVI Ult LU JIU &U ULU III IL [VIMC1. "" -- - Conlmerce. A Sanford man was arrested on armed burglary charges, following a break-In at Carlo's Resta urant, 1006 S. French Ave. Thursday morning. Ricky C. Hampton, of 600 S. Park Ave., was charged with using a knife to cut through a screw and enter at 3:23 a.m. Police accuse Hampton of stealing $1295 In change from the restauran t's register and a bottle of wine. He was arrested 20 minutes after the break-tn, seven blocks away, huddled over a fire with several other men, police report Hampton is being held In lieu of $10,500 ball ISPIDERIMARTIN CONVICTED Orlando jazz musician John "Spider" Martin and another man were convicted Thursday of robbing the Lake Monroe poet Office on Oct. 23. jsf 4 and James Young, 53, face federal sentences of up to 25 years for the robbery of $126 In stamps and cash and unvalidated money orders. They will be sentenced on Feb. 19 for the crime, before Federal District Judge George C. Young In Orlando. Meany Left America 'Better Life' - 1970 Dollar Worth 50 Cents, Commerce Chamber Says "i I RICH QUIGLEY ...new opportunity Friday, Jan. ii. 19I0-3A em em MONTHLY SING 'NEW SONS OF SONG' 7:00 PAS • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ((UP!)— Big Talbot Island, a that figured in the 1,8324cre tract new land scandal that led to indictment 01 former Natural Resources Director Harmon 8delds, his won a place on the priority list for state acquisition this year. But the lsiandisat the very bottom ola list 0110." projects which makes It unlikely there will he enough money to buy It any time soon, even If the governor and Cabinet authorize It. Jacksonville Reservations are coming In fast for the 15'day tour to Europe Including a visit to OBERAMMERGAU and seeing the PASSION PLAY; also including travel to Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and France departing June 17, 1960, The Oberammergau Passion Play Is presented every ten and 1960 Is the year. Reservations are open to everyone and must be made before Jan. 11th. A deposit of $550 will reserve a place for you and will be deduc .4 from toW cod of Va tour at the time of final payment. Su y, January 13th. Sun Big Talbot Island On List &A Nor"________ ____ __ l ar _ic fwtiii an 'iidi. It this days to forecaiing, thaie we only IWO lddo ii ecsssmlsts: Thite are em vhs don't bwo ad thus who don't they t keaw," don't know. HURRY, HURRY, HURRY! years Everyone Welcome Ink. Monroe Iaptlst Church FOR BROCHURE AND ENROLLMENT FORM call Dr. Virgil Bryant, First Presbyterian Church, Sanford 3322662 or 3231640. It. 15 & Choic1 St., IAS Msuros - 111111 Aó'V FRESH EXTRA F LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS! JAN'S PRODUCE OPIN win., ru.. SAT.4 SUN. I AM SN S:l$ PM Located IN The Isar Of The Sinterd VilIsge leper Phe Mart.?. PHONE 3234414 liiiFreachAys. (Hwy. 17.52), Sanford 0 - - . " 1 -1~ffw ;,IIJ&V , ~ . . : -`wl .11~ 2~-_-_ 2. - *, M ., .`,I<..- . ; :-,:., " :-.~~-, i , I , ,_ '~'. - -I~ i 11 ~ , i,1. 11~ :;. I *. -, ., .. - .& ", I . ... . i. I t .'..,, - ~ .~'(7- I 1~~?,,; -h . .- J_ ago 1 I V, I ~ iF. I - I ~ `#~ 7 ,-";~ ~, I , -7 I - 0. . Zr-" "I I .;1T_J7V--7F~" ft. 0 I . t #1 . ~.---I-,. ,W - , .: *. " %. ol I JV.2 - 7 ~ t. , X---I=, -- I* - .f. ~' ,~,V_1.11,r. , ,k%f 00 . I . 12rv!- -2r :~r"17 1r,r — --.-& V_ I -,---- - . - �1 - -. - - .. S 0 S .. - . -. .. -- -- ...-. -. - _••:--- 1. '0 Evening Heiald %'11 4 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD1 FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O6322•ll or$31-9993 Friday, January 11, 1910-4A Around Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.Z; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Now Or !4. Never Maybe The Clock By DIANE PETRYX ... The appeasement by the democrats of . . totalitarian aggressors during the 1930s led directly to World War II. If the slide toward some I. comparable catastrophe in our own time Is to be stopped, appropriate penalties must be Imposed ".:on the Soviet Union for its Invasion of Afghanistan. : : . I I I . . ERIY'S WORLD -I 1. 0 . - . .. 11 - . -. •! - . . . • . - . -• LAND ' - •. - lit T *- (4 . .- 0 • . T M%*$ - g70s*Cha nge Another' Bi By ARNOLD SAWISLAK qualified for prenominauon subsidies toeajlng WASHINGTON (UPI) - Not since the $.5 million. With $43.5 rnhlllcm to the Ford railroads and the telegraph made national and Carter general election campaigns and tra vel and communication a reality has $3.6 million for the Republican and anything changed American political wac- Democratic national nventions, U* nnai ties more than public financing of ire expense to the taxpayerl was $70.6 prgJ n1 1111.111011 m 1972 Watergate scandal Was the Studies show the presidential share of the catalyst The money that financed the White estimated $540 million spent for all U.S; House plwnbers and the bungling burglars campaigns In 1970 declined from 33 to 30 Democratic National percent compared to 1972. Co II had been mind Uy and in dung expenditures did make some many Cases illegally - to support the I'.- changes on the character of the campaigns. election of Richard Nixon. There was less activity of a purely local 'ij $ of JJj5jflg private dOnatiOns to nature and 1... spent on buttons, bumper ps1gn and financing them with public stickers and campaign trinkets. Scm. people money was not new. But few people clas, to saw this as a loss In the excitement and fun of really believed It could a campaign and possibly a factor In reducing be Installed in the United Stit.s until the voter turnout Watergate. It was no surp rise that much of the private The reformers originally hoped to bring Ill money - barred from the 197$ presidential entire system - congressional as well as campaign, went instead to congressional presidential campaigns - under public campaigns. The congressional share of the financing. But It became clear that totalroesfr to 1$ percent, anda lot of It congressional zeal for reform did not extend came from the newly popular "political actO its system. of public financing lion committee," business &W labor groups took the Iel af they =W get arid vowed to up o help their friende. maka the fIght for complete reform later. it also was no surprise that the reformers So the rules changed for the 197$ who got public f inancing for presidential peaidsntW canpaJgns only. To demonstrate campaigns Into law struck out frying to ixthey were serious candidates, presidential tend It to cosesional campaigns ho $5inSKIof30Th House members especially were entranced to qualify for subsides while seeking party by their new campaign fund bopw" ,and, nominations. The nominees than got $21.6 giving all sorts of No flown reasons million each for the general election cam- repeatedly r.fuaed to put themeelves under psign. (With lolhatioss, the 1* candidates public fh1ng. At this point. It probably will Net at least $i m1UIOIL) would take a ucendal of major proportions to Fifteen Democrats and Republicans c'angs that. • " ___ u. ' _____ ___ ___ ____ __ . - -• . me - u ___ ___ - _____ - -, - - •: ____ F. v '- - , - - , •0 -'. ____ ___ ___ _____ .,r ..• - ':. - - __________ --- _ 0. __ - __ -'' ' - a,* . I • • i pv ..••*,•• . ' i e • - I 0. '.• •• • • • .0 . S , 'M I ,," - - - on: a petition by Leonard K. Vogel to vacate the 25 feet of land; board, - Land Company in approving a special exception for Southern Bell Telephone Company to contract a telephone company service operations center; an appeal by Treena A. Kaye against the Board of Adjustment In denying a special exceptlon to park a mobile home in Beck Hammock. Passed unanimously approval of a request for a refund of $35 to be made to William E. Robinson, 10506 Buck Road in Orlando, because his appli cation for a special exception mobile home permit was accepted In error. -Approved unanimously the site plan for "A Storage Inn," a storage warehouse to be built on State Road 436 and Carolan. -Continued for two weeks the request to allow a sign to be placed in the 50-foot buffer strip abutting State Road 434 for Petty's Meats, and Springs PUD Commercial Center. Acknowledged submittal of a $5,000 performance bond from Wayne Jacobs. Approved unanimously a request to vacate and abandon a plot of Slavia Colony Company's land in Seminole County. - - - WE ARE BUYING at NEW HIGHER PRICES! ____ MISS. NANCY SIaWART McGATIS- Funer al sirvices for Mrs. Nancy McGates Stewart, N, of Old Geneva Road, Geneva, will be Sunday, Jan. 13, of 1:30 p.m. with Nov. Sylvia Byrd officiating. Burial in Geneva Cemetery. Wilson.. r Mrs. Nancy McGates Stewart, 96, of Old Geneva Road, Geneva, died Jan. 4 at Jar horn.. Barn In Garnett, S. Eichetberger in charge. tC,, she moved to LONG, CHAlLIS- Funeril '.1106. She was a member i kes 1, of New Bethel ME (]nrch, 240 Crawford Drive, Sanford, dIed Jan. 7 at home, will be Geneva, the Stewardess wiio Saturday. Jan. 13. at theFirit Board and many other son Church at me Living Dad Moore's Temple en Bell Avinue, organizations. °'°' Burial in RStIaem She Is survived by a Y . WilsOn.IlChIlbvw, CInWt.!. Ira Mr.. 'daughter, McCI.AIN P110051',ijgiyer; 13 granddildren; Funeral wvlcis for Freddie 30 gress.gradcblkh'en and 90 McCia$n, 13. of Rochester, N.Y., Jan. 13. at 4 'grsat.great.grandchlldran. will be Saturday, Davis Memorial p.m. at 'J Wilson-Elchilberger Cemetery. 'fltusville, with Nov. Mortnesy Is In clasp- of 1 1' : auaw 0ALL P -; , t.,.V4 Crawford Drive, Sanford, sdJsa.7athisresldence. In Thiavilie he had avid in SSnfOId for ISMY 0 - 'der Jstnei Long; sisters, - - - PS •NàNI fr MON.T$RU PRO. 94 UTVIDAY 9-1 kusUN)Ib60-• - - BUYING . 7 Part Silver Half Dollars - 1965 to 1910 - PAY 12.60 Each Psi Silver Nichols 1942 To 1945 PAY 15' Each - - - - CANADIAN SILVER COINS (Prior To 1966) - PAY 11.00 Each - ___ HALF DOLLARS ______ PAY 13.50 [act, DIMES - PAY 70' [scSi PAY '1.75 Each - 1200 1175 'iso '140 '205 '525 '175 '300 '565 We ieu.ys ii, p4m To No OLD GOLD WANTED I - No - PLATINUM WANTED WE ALSO Wed Lisa - sultstwilirWiwsfIrsIisaiss,c,asi,u,øsuJmom. siPill pw to 1034, W of am WANT TO BUY ro We PAY '400 Per Ounce OLD JEWELRY 4 WANTED *Aire Stamps $ Stamp Collections 'Ran Coins $ Coin Colections BUYING FOREIGN GOLD TOOl 'Iseeky Of All kinds, BUYING STERLING SILVER Of Gold, Sv,r, Platinum L New NOW Prices Containmg Precious Stones Everything Marked "Steding" Is Wanted St,dbi Ratwars - We Pay: 'Silver Sari Aad Medals •P*r Money 'Coluectihie Witches Dinner Fiats Salsiferti 'N$ D. 112101*. 'Atils Of Ouality Sup Spies 11210 Ea '11.901*. •Mtlii Rupees feTis Spins Now Higher Prices 24 MAT GOLD - We '540 Per Qunca 18 KARAT 60(0 - We PAY 1250 Per Ounce 14 KARAT GOLD We PAY '200 Per Ounce 10 KARAT GOLD We PAY 1140 Per Ounce is vivau 'soo I*ael S 14y IN tess in Ws it'l I COINS 'ISO 1140 ) 3221215 NTi:mssh,*t,a, low ata,r, aw aid We priosss stases NINIy. MS II Na 0 '- COIN COLLECTIONS 08d WANTED! 'MI tim: Of High '1.01 to. $e,stM psss isis he is he amid Ssy em at ar isidp N b51 ow (51 u em. Os set is at lpssid hiss bo sh a, 1$f (do A. Ow IN Pill pius cast 'Old). asS sisal 0 paul to hat. 14'IlIa kilves - Serving Pieces 12511 of: I Wess puss, pius ON Wesus, an Weep Mr. kWeulupapsd III__issWuiss - Ie S v em et rasfos. try as! lbowbilli - . III I TWO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS THIS WIEII Mdsy Lad Sstvrdsy, homy 11 & 12 DILTONA INN-DELTONA, FLORIDA Seadsy And Meadsy, Jssasry.13 £14 UNIVERSITY INN-. D.LAND, FLORIDA I \ ~ -1 ~~ C, k STAMP6104-COIN COMPANY Rut Fairbanks Avenue Winter Park, Florida 32790 Yes. Wi Make Houss CaiIs-Ieguls Office Phone (305)6284461 Ron ill-Jest lehed Main Lit.y-Phs.1 7345711 UNIOID DIAMOND ewtt riarict win 125 1/10 Ct. '12 120 125 1/8 Ct. 118 '30 1/6 Ct. 150 125 135 0 75 1/4 Ct. '125 '45 1/3 Ct. '200 1110 40 3/8 Ct. 1150 '300 .100 1/2 Ct. 1500 '250 '135 2/3 Ct. '750 '365 '210 3 /4 Ct. 1500 11,000 1300 1/8 Ct. '650 '1,300 '400 Full Ct. '1.000 '2,000 1600 1% Ct. 1750 4,300 12,600 1)11 Ct. 11.100 14000 '2,000 Full 2 Ct. '2,000 18000 4,000 Larger Yet: Bring in for appraisal and offer. is Own, lie LØI To Otto tess For Pity Pest Sties: 5011: Du*ais AN r.dsd fit cil,, danty, cel I Inikiace "HWsu" stein as sup Kdi*Uuly sififi is reictz. _____________ Tea Spies • 2417 BICN AVE.: - Thomas Rumbley, $300; and John D. Fleetwood, $300. - Approved unanimously payment of insurance claims on the part of Elton Johnson and Nancy L. Johnson for $1,500, and Carl Slaughter and Martha V. Slaughter, $7,500. -Approved unanimously renewal of premiums payment in the amount of $106,844. Approved unanimously authorization for the Manpower, manager to terminate the Individualized Manpower Training System Sub-Grantee Agreement with Seminole Community College as provided for under the terms of the sub-grant agreement. - Approved unanimously re-appointment of all present members of the Private Industry Council and a new member to fill the business category vacancy. Approved unanimously release of escrowed funds in the amount of $67.6M. 85 to the developer of Sunrise. 91 an We lswvi Tie mflt Is çijs Ow Isp Pncss 111W iaitt (set Up!'! ( PHONE '\ :INSURANCI: S..i. C.iys in the amounts noted: James Edward Worrell, $150; Howard - PAY 116. 50 [scSi LEFOR SCARCE DATES! (Except Plate) 6 - •TONY RUSSIO - unanimously authorization for Kirchhoff - to (Prior To 1936) 60L0'SiO 601.0 110.00 60(0 '20.00 % '- - OF SILVER WANTED 60(0 '3.00 - , ~VnIssuivivedbyMsNW. ALL KINDS 60tD'l.00 GOLD 12.50 • S.DRIVIRSS - Approved - Now Higher Prices wont M : - HALF DOLLAR 1964 and before PAY '1.50 Each OUARTERS - 1964 and before PAY '3.15 Each DIMES - -1964 and before - PAY '1.50 Each 5011: We WI Psy Ii. 1e Is Vr Isrs h.ubbn I U.S. Sit yEW DOLLARS BUYING U.S. GOLD I Approved unanimously the warrant register dated Jan. 8. Approved unanimously payment to public defenders Gary Siegel and B.J. Russell Hornsby of $450 and $746.69, respecUvel)'. Approved unanimously payment of $6.53 to Donald McVeagh for a check for refunds due on 1908 tax sales for which the county clerk stopped payment in 1975. - - PAY At Least 15 Times Face Value: UOIIIGN SILVER COINS WANTED 0 0 11M. c. t., is, of 3WMOI*I athers aid other relatives. 1 .,WihenEithelberger Mcj. ary Is In charge of rangemante. . FOR . OAmAWU onswaft 5 1 - Charlie Slade Verdell Fayson officiating. 'INSURANCE: S - U.S. SILVER COINS - WllIon.Eichelb,rg,r in charge. COST •ILOWAUTO •. Building New Record High Prices ..L t QUARTERS _____ ,-7- -# -F I DOLLARS NIRTO, MRS. CARMIN CLAN A- Funeral mass for Mrs. Carmen Clara Mato, 47, of 100 Exeter Aye, who died Thursday at her residence, will b celebrated Saturday at 10 am. at the Church of the Nativity with Fr. Clement J. Kuhns officiating. Wake service, Friday at 7 p.m. at Brisson Funeral Homw with Fr. William Ennis officiating. Brisson Funeral Home-PA in charge. by the Come by and see us - take home extra cash. We buy like crazy and pay cash to everyone. It's amazing how many dollars an old junk of or a few pieces of sterling can bring you. BUYING SILVER COINS -, MRS. CAPMENNIETO FREDDIEMcCLAIN Mrs. Carmen Clara Nieto, 47, of 100 Exeter Ave., Lake Freddie McClaIn, 43, of Mary, died Thursday at her Rochester, N.Y,, died Jan. 3 residence. She was born in at Rochester, New York City and came to He Is survived by two Lake Mary In 1973 from those. sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth She was a member of the Thorpe, Tallahassee and Mrs Church of the Nativity, Lake Loreatha Banks, Titusville; Mary and TOPS Club, Lake brother, Jerome Welsh, Mary. Titusvllle; aunt and uncle Mr. She is survived by her and Mrs. Joe Johnson, husband, Ralph, Lake Mary; Galncsvllle,; nieces and three eons, Ralph Anthony, nephews. Alan Scott, and Darien Wilson-Eicbelberger Raymond Nieto, all of Lake Mortuary Is In Charge of Mary; father, Arturo Solano, arrangements. New York City; three sisters; and three brothers. Funeral Notk. Brinson Funeral Home-PA Inchargeof arrangements. STIWART, NANCY Wright and William Ekdah against decisions Contractor's Board. Approved forwarding an invoice from Norman Robbin in the amount of $0 regarding the Department of Transportatlon vs GAC Properties to the Florida Departments of Transportation for payment. 11 - Authorized payment of $1,316.32 from Carlton, Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith and Cutler for professional legal services. Authorized payment of $381.27 to Nabors, Potter, McClelland, Griffith and Jones, for legal services. Little bit of, split schedule this week. Seem: hit another fellow who buy: coins is occupying our space for a few days, but since we usually Pay a little more, this shouldn't make much difference. Folks south around the OeltonaDeBary-San!ord area can catch us Thursday and Friday at the Deltona Inn. Then on Sunday and Monday, and also for several more weekends, we will be back at our old stand at the University Inn in Deland. NEED CASH*, ) AREA DEATHS - Hi Folks, Loses Road-Paving Fight Denying an appeal against a county staff that burden of cost to the user." road paving requirement, the Seminole LeBeaux said If his church had 500.600 County Commission effectively stopped the members they could afford to pave the road, Longwood Bible Baptist Church from building but now they have only 235. a new place of worship on land they put"We only have 25-30 cars come In on a chased. Sunday morning," he said. "Twenty on In looking over the site plan for the church, Sunday night and maybe 15 on a Wednesday." the county's land development staff made the "Knowing how churches grow," Williams stipulation that the builders pave a portion of said, "You will double or triple in size. We Oak Ridge and Acorn Lane in Longwood that have to look at the long range." would lead to their church. With plans for growth and a proposed 10,500 In appealing this decision to the county square-foot building, the staff recommended commission Tuesday, Leo LeBeaux, pastor of against waiving the paving requirement the church, said paving the required 2,300 feet based on expected traffic generation, said would cost in excess of $9,O nd "would be Herb Harden, land development adout of the question,, • .- ministrator. LeBeaux added that UI d urch bought the • The commissioners denied the request 3-2, property after being toliI by the county zoning with Commissioners Bob French and Sandra department there would be no problem Glenn voting for waiving the requirement. building there. "if it had been a bar, It would have been "We asked them twice to make sire," much easier to say no to them," Harden said LeBeaux said, after the vote. Commissioner Dick Williams explained LeBeaux said Wednesday the church will that the road paving requirement Is meant to now put the property up for sale. pass on the cost of maintaining roads to those - He said he Is "not mad at anybody," but the who create the Increased traffic, rejection will cost the church "a bundle." "We've discovered over the years," He said the church had to pay a substantial Williams said, "that it's very expensive on amount in lawyer fees and will now have to the public at large to maintain roads with a lot return building material purchased to build of traffic if the road ia unpaved. Asaconrafters ln the new building ata loss of$aoo. sequence, it has become our policy to shift - DIANE PETRYK. - execute liens for public defender fees on the following persons an appeal against the Board of Adjustment by the Florida "We're considering the public good," Williams said. "We're Approved unanimously the preliminary plan for Brentwood made by the Red Bug Development Company. Approved unanimously the Seminole Estates' five-acre development plan by Gemstone Properties Inc. - Approved Jan. 22 as the date for appeals by Kenneth 000006000 - . .1 They complained there is no place for visitors to park in front of their homes. They also criticized the commission for not getting more public input before installing the signs. Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said the subdivision was built before the school, that's why the street width is inadequate. The commission also: Approved a 71 percent merit increase for Dr. Jorge Deju, director of the Seminole County human services department, Increasing t he county's portion of his six-month salary to $9,030. Commissioner Kirchhoff voted against the increase. Agreed to direct the county attorney to study the ramifications of the county providing fire protection service to the Palm Cove subdivision located In Orange County. The commissioners noted the area has no coverage from Orange County. Approved unanimously a request to authorize Kirchhoff to execute a contract with Florida Power Corp. for Bel-Aire Hills Unit I. - Approved unanimously requests to hold public hearings Longwood- Baptist Church' t • "We can enforce what you've got," he told the cornmissioners, "But I think it's unreasonable, personally." Homeowners also complained that their street was the only one singled out, when young pupils traverse other streets In the neighborhood as well. • issue" by returning Ids son's application to the contractor's Lippert said he holds a class 'A' license In Orange County not ducking anything. In fact we've bent over backwards to and a class 'C' license In Seminole County. give this lengthy, lengthy consideration." County Building official Den Flippen explained to the A motion to return the application to the contractors' board commissioners that with a class 'A' license a contractor "can so Lippert may apply for a class 'B' license If he desires passed build anything from a bomb shelter to the Empire State unanimously. Building ." The commission also, In the face of a community protest, "Class 'A' is considered an unlimited license," Flippen said. agreed to reconsider "no par king" signs recently placed on With class 'B,' he explained, a contractor can build Sweetbrier Street In the Woodlands subdivision, residential or commercial buildings and remodel buildings Residents there stated the parking ban was too stringent, beyond three stories In height. With class 'C,' a contractor can since It was Intended to make it safer for students going to and only build single-family residences or duplexes up to two from school. They suggested they be In force only during stories, those times chliiken are going back and forth. Lippert, to date, has built one house. The commission agreed to study the possibility of amending Commissioner Bob Sturm suggested that Lippert be granted the signs to restrict parking from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. and 3 - 4 a class 'B' license. His motion failed for lack of a second. p.m. But the regulations will stay as they are until Feb. 1. Due to the fact that regulations for obtaining contractors' Seminole County Sheriff John Polk, in attendance during the licenses were made more stringent since Lippert first applied debate, agreed with the homeowners. By DON GRAFF You may have heard It mentioned here and there of late that the, Kennedy campaign Is in trouble. The juggernaut that was supposed to roll over everything and everyone In its path en route to the Democratic presidential flomination has developed a ba4 case of flat tires before reaching the first irlmary. Meanwhile, the man In the White House who so recently was familiarly, even somewhat contemptuously, referred to as JImmy is Increasingly known to a print- and airwaves- attuned public as President Carter. This is the same individual who pad. dlewheeled down the MIsI'iippI on a meetthe-people journey that stands as one of our time's sillier exercises In political irrelevancy. Who was sacking his Cabinet almost en masse and rebuking us for our malaise, which was somehow supp,ed t, be responsible for the energy crisis, to prove his leadership. All that was a few months back - it only seems like years ago. Butcrlsea coin, and go, situations change and people forget. Rapidly. For which President Carter can be thankful. He is now not only dominating the political news but pulling iteadpy farther ahead of his challenger In the presidential preference polls. In this, of course, he has had a great deal of assistance, not only from the crisis called Iran but train the challenger himself, In the weeks since his formal announcement of candidacy, Edward Moore Kennedy has had ample opportunity to demonstrate his peculiarly schizophrenic political style. He can be a spellbinder with a prepared speech. But in handling ad hoc questions and in uiwehear.ed remarks he has a remarkable facility for tripping over his own thoughts, or lack of same, He also has a problem with the Kennedy legend, which works both ways Images of Csnelot,urecalled mistily by some, may be an asset. But recollections of the campaigns of his brothers, when the ezitement they stirred Is compared with his own currently stalled effort, tend to have the opposite effect As a result, the Juggernaut Is begin ning to lock to some do.e otservers, as quoted in a current Wall Street Journal analysis, more like "the closest thing to a politicalSkylab." Well, this too may pass. In fact, it is very likely to since me of the lessons of the events at the last few maidhe is h rapldjy and tio to what an exterene degree political situa ns change. Nothing Is to be taken as a certainly until the actual votes are counted. ___ -r By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer a job if he got the license and Lippert's father. Friday, Jan. 11, 1"0--SA Russells Rehearing On Boat Dock I Russian Moves ____ mission Denies for a class 'A' license, the commission tabled rather than denied his application so he could return to the building contractor's board and apply for a class 'B' without falling under The Seminole County Commission denied a request for a the new rules, rehearing by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Russell ëoncerning Despite this "bending over backwards," as Commissioner ' their boat dock, which extends 12 feet further into the canal Dick Williams termed it, Lippert and his father attempted to behind their home than the county allows for In their building • continue the debate, which had gone on an hour and 45 permit. minutes, by insisting the license should be granted. Commissioner Bob French moved to deny the request, Lippert pointed to his Orange County license and the expert versions of which have been before the commission for a year. witnesses he brought forth, "This Is an appeal to an appeal to an appeal," Commissioner Orange County, a building official said, only requires a Bob Storm clarified, as he seconded the motion. It passed written exam and doesn't care about experience. unanimously. "Our building board Is comprised of experienced conAssistant County Attorney Bob McMillan said the appeal this • tractors," Flippen said. "They're expert witnesses, too." I time is likely a step taken prior to the Russells going to court Flippen explained Seminole County's new regulations on the matter. The Russells live at 1721 Missouri, near the Port require the applicant for a class 'A' license to have state of Sanford. certification or have been licensed In another city or county for In other action at this week's meeting, the commission five years. Lippert is ineligible for state certification because continued until Feb 12, a request by L.H. Lippert to reverse he does not have a 4-year college degree. ' the decision of the Building Contractor's Licensing Board Under the old county regulations, a class 'A' license could be which denied him a class 'A' general contractor's license, granted to an applicant with two years of field experience who Lippert, 21, has not yet graduated from college and brought passed the written exam. witnesses before the commission to attest to his capabilities as The board did not feel Lippert had sufficient experience, a builder. These Included a college professor who is his Fuppen said. academic advisor, a builder who said he would hire Lippert for Lippert's father accused the commission of "ducking the The Real Thing 0 ________ _____ . * Lippert's father said denial of the class 'A' license would ______ • •• damage his son financially and be detrimental to his career. WAlUNGlN - ml prof.sinaie wi me United States dominated the oil Belatidy, Carter sent military aid to North that Beesisnev had lied to him and that the wakh Soviet moves have a desatlng ix. heartland when ter tack charge of Yemen, but it was too little and too late. North Soviet invasion of Ngi'wislw violated • pition ti iiwasios of faJ'-sIjtan, bid American foreign poky In 1177. lbs world's Yemen ixdsn,d to take out Insurance In "accepted International rules of behavior," • their eriers a'sss't likely to islanuI it to the two largeSt oil exporters, Saud Arabia and Moecow by Igpth an ar ms pact with the •• "U the prskIent has paid any attention at Whii The Nohe wante to fran, were solid - Anwk*n uSia,. Then the Soviet Usiosi. There are Ii4,flhIeu, reports, all to the depstchss from our embassy In I. baud rost en aisisi, that $oIstsbepnt.stigtW.m.We. Moscow,beshouhd bow tha$.shrianot $4 M. 197$, lbs S bound by the truth and that the only rids he dispatched a Cubus uadevçound rnoven,g to overtbrow lbs mililsey fs to as omem .d mon respects is row pr," d a officer. out of $ ft wpm Bed Sea from the Saul oil 41P The Yr' .t W ..taut aaly Footnote: In fairness, Soviet "a" into - and olsctive '°N. of ft Whit. Hease. But It was Ca.h.e mlshandilng of the western spheres of began before • iqs't. wars the - ad N*dbd by Iranian crisis, say the analysts, that per. Car ter became presldest.Ths men of Wd©Sd Ame cNbsllpsolsdtoive4uput asaded the Soviet. It weidd be safe to take Mi.covy correctly cslcralat.d that the U.S. adYIMIIIflAddlSAbibLTbeauabItslste over Afghanistan, He failed to bol'tke •vftafPfl .ilreglsslba,.at. dafeatlnVietMmhadse4tmn,r ican Aur EV$' fared, thIus, iopIst' • isloom • Will to defend faraway lande. II slab eatabi a ishetiWe w 1. ss±-, t-; Mnrne will ho brave VaiS ID arise CW ID acnptibl, to the Unbid P*e, In thai to P-Ii mov ' 'BuCiuid W'$ Mtrel5t t Into the ene - $s-sh so t 5SS fr. Dir thi 1st i of the shs' lCrem a * Cobse slack- tr'e Is VI.tsvan vacuum, iauldering ash, the a cwftft" . (Idnue who struajied bully for pesition. their - d. ISde WI Wkahos1sathYemInthetoe PQ$ibidtheóc.uiidtheád.r.Th. T of the Arobl p"uuls, The s, actiag tJan exID , h,.ded by the bs5 (iwtollaUoa, - cee in $ovIst presence In aon1et a.::at$ack 'pm a #iitm tia . er Amwim Y ¶ set off elena I. f ___ ___ .11 C*I the Soviels dt kwItM, to 1ek1. 'u$de.I Wft Saud Arobla • 11111-i hey a lMu'iigt.& sad their. aWWW t. skull treeps late f'- I. euse Bob'sw's ______ tines, i remuia a10 recskMrst Ltr lvb;r tehetal a mere naks ever a F41 5Nr 1, I.. 61W ___ ______ whish, 'pea_________ Isctius, turned out to he 101i ftbasse oiJy • Ism , s.d. Pin do bm i16 Isla ft - ' ' a -mi ptun. l vu asked Ssoit ip -'--. the ErenIn ersUen as fobulaSo The _-a-. I(N31$SIhePIId r-h In W* tomb " si mMtan.Mmeawh. ThUos, made escis to Meecew GilL in be"siVuep&IAnuu1c*ar lb .k rIn adIrM. The Radsea 1bsZtIm leaden, fur aU lbefry by k 'udus 1 1971 ad telie4 it d uuc p. They cuuI't reset the ci to sacarbele I macsW than Carter Mzet r headed by whit.. sad i, y woild power vacuum 'Amesism NIsthsneThsy took audi - to se maW7 povpr to adv Soviet in. nineties. 1dey,A'peie is pslelhsd by -sN d the rr week. (W with the Saud. là eaStag eff lljIIng In • 1i1p- e, omoer "hid Cn oeps whe t their ardees from tu Will aiverul nc: Y.mas. bluely at pr-'M's shocked stit'mesl Moscow. - -- ~. -. / I: . 0•••' • • t 0, I Carter Blamed For . . .i com JACK ANDERSON .. I - .:.. 1- WASHINGTON WORLD ____ - The commissioners also questioned Tuesday the transfer of $3,500 from a library books and materials account to pay for prim..g a year's supply of color-coded transaction slips. They are color-coded to facilitate sorting by due dates. Commissioners questioned whether the use of color was responsible for the seemingly high cost of the printing. "And are they color-coded so people who can't read can process them at the library?" one commissioner asked. The commission can rest easy. Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger cleared up the matter Wednesday. Colored transaction slips are "very Important "controls" in keeping due date slips in sequence, he said. And the extra cost of colored paper is negligible, he reported. The high cost of printing the slips, he said, is due to the fact they are micro-encoded with a special ink that can be read by a computer. Which only goes to prove that a human can read cheaper than a computer. (Well, not If you're paying the person a salary ... but who would you rather have reading your transaction slips?) ____ ' I • .. ............. VIEWPOINT ' Whatever the United Nation's potential as a It Nader and the Post fail to mention is 1forum for scoring political points, this appeal to that Amer ican business has sponsored free the conscience an opinion of mankihd must be enterprise educational materials precisely ie thST hasn't been fSITheI$ in the !made. Even so, this cannot stop the Soviet inhitler education and book publishing, 3vasion or prevent the slaughter now under way in School and college libraries have been filled Afghanistan. with materials hostile to a free economy. Nader groups are active on campus.. across Extracting a price for these crimes against the country. The books of such antl-buslnoss ; international law and the U.N. Charter will 4=11011111118 as John Kenneth Galbraith of requIre other, more direct, measures. Harvard received mazliflwn attention while pro-copitalist texts are often Ignored, Among the military options open to the adA few years ago, a university In North minIztratIon as counters to the let Invasion, Carolina one in pEtJcu could lend an unmistakable wIth U wo: "Caplt'Itn stIliksl" 0message to Moscow. Acting through Pakistan, There have been several indications lately ThIna or pë}haps even directly, the United States that free market economists and free market should see that Afghan tribesmen willing to resist IdtIona1 conters are targets of a growing the Russians have a plentiful supply of light attack train those who are hostile to enterprise system. A university-based weapons suited to th guerrilla war they are in Florida was criticized In the Jack 1. wa g. The long Afghan-Pakistani frontier, is And column for offering economics 01,porous . enough to permit an uninterrupted flow of simmers for federal i'' :everything from automatic rifles to shoulderlievers In free enterprise aren't asking theY be COI*IdSrId Immune train ired, heat-seeking antiaircraft missiles 01 crit1ciw or that school and college librerles Finally, one or more major U.S. military bases stock only their materials. They have a n the Persian Gulf-Mid East area are now cuIdbeIIn concern, however, about the " '°'' 7 tial to a proper defense of the remaining oilbooks and stud., that essbvt ucing states f riendly to the West. Somalia's kwtitutlom do&t follow the liberal line. The Nader sro' s of base facilities at Berbera on the Gulf ell Wt burst. 'iafleniee to liberal or thodoxy reT Aden should be accepted without delay. Adtional bases In Egypt or Israel might be of iti fee,in to turd their ecessary as well. business so.callid public interest voice. Two years ago, Opinion Research Corp. U S security commitments to Pakistan must be diaticeed liat most Americans think emafflrmed and arms sales to that country m pleyeei get only $ vrecent of divisible °°resumed. posat. Incomes In wIe.Theylmagh1,the do rut am to The Soviet tanks that rollledacross the Afghan employers. The same poll showed that over rontier shattered the last excuse for corn- bd of America's high school teachers aiib lacency in Washington. Anything less than tough scribe to this view. te official Commerce measures In response only mean that ''" receive t* tricken Afghanistan will not be the last Soviet 90.1 pv.nt of divisible corp als or income Ictim in this supremely strategic and vulneraIe egion, - In other county commission action Tuesday, Chairman Kirchhoff read a letter he received from Lee County requesting Seminole help lobby for an increase in motor vehicle Inspection fees. The letter Indicated a desire for the fee to be raised from $3 to $5. "I think It ought to go to $1," Bob French said. French is also up for re-election in 1990. Polk concurred with the commissioner from District 1. "You're already making lots of money off those fees," he said. "Why do you want to make any more?" "You can tell its election time," Klrchhoff said. -- - Education About Fr For If the Russians are not checked flow by a oncert of free nations led by the United States, ielr next move -probably against Iran or Saudi "I'm Just telling you what's going to happen." Sheriff Polk is up for re-election this year. Meanwhile Commissioner Bob French ac cused the press of "aldiig and abetting" the adult entertainment business by writing about crackdowns elsewhere and the fact Seminole County has no prohibitive ordinances on the books. "They're only printing the facts," Polk said. "Yes," French replied. "But a lot of facts you find on the back page In small print." .. those penalties are Imposed andthen VIEWPOINT sustained will depend chiefly on what the Carter administration does, or falls to do, during the next few days and weeks. In every possible way, the administration 'should encourage friends, neutrals and ad..versaries alike in the Islamic world to see the ee ,: Soviet invasion for what It is: Marxist imperlalism pursued at the expense of Moslem 'nationalism In Afghanistan. If the wave of antiEnterprise Soviet demonstrations throughout the Islamic :worJd is any indication, Washington should have BYANTHONYRARRIGAN no trouble exploiting the religious and political fallout from Invasion. U the anti-business groups have their way, booJc,ln suppor t of frer' en rise lbe Islamic nationalists, and particularly those from rnxssIes unless the Middle East and Persian Gulf regions, must gets equal time, persuaded that the paramount th reat to their "We need a fairness doctr ine for the vements comes not from the West, but from classroom to ensure that the other side has a voice' too," says Ralph Nader. The ultra-. r thlie Soviet Union. liberal Washington Post quotes a ider Pravda and Tass will brand this as "anti Soviet assistant as complaining that utilities .re agitation," and they will be right. But their heavily Involved In educational materliJa, many of which promote the use of nuclear protests should be ignored. (us. .•••• S. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk won partial victory Tuesday in his year and a half battle to get the county to draft some antisrnu; ordinances. The county commission agreed to impose a 60. day moratorium on granting occupational licenses to operators of massage parlors, adult -bookstores and adult mint-theaters. (Not that there have been any applicants.) The commission also asked the county attorney to draft "enforceable" ordinances against such establishments and topless-nude entertainment in bars - something which has never been done before, according to Cornmission Chairman Bill Klrchho(f. Kirchhoff scoffed at the suggestion such or. dinances are needed. He disagreed with Polk that purveyors of smut are heading for Seminole County Just because of a crackdown in neigh. boring Orange County. They stay where the tourists are, he said. Furthermore, Kirchhoff said putting such ordinances on the books will make for political heroes but cost county taxpayers a lot of money drafting and defending them before they are ultimately overturned In federal court as being unconstitutional, "I'm not trying to make headlines," Polk said. 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HOW MEAN HIGHER PRICES FOR THE CCUMER OlD 'YOU ARRIVE MRY7A" THAT 58 HAPPENG MEAN5 HIGHER FOR THE CCtI9JMER! WAS AT Th15 CONCLUSION? - J - - - - :J 11 .. • •, , • - I. & ' ' , - . . . •- . HOROSCOPE Z lb _ . _ _ • ., ,• .'<' •••: -, • --•*;:.. .. .- - .' •. . .. . , - . • _ • !t'. •:. -• - •.• -I ' • • ' ,-.•'•-•.• -.' - IC - I.. - II{. '. • -• F -:; .- - . - '- .' •- your case. That has a lot to do -. ' --• Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Minnie T. Schaefer cuts the cake on her 103rd birthday. bouk; Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. Craig Keogh. Mrs. Keith The bride is a research librarian at the Kennedy Space Center. Keogh and Mrs. Colin Keogh, hostesses; Mrs. Charles Webster The bridegroom is an environmental consulUnt. Lakevjevv Honors Miss AAinnie are all symptoms have. If it's simple reactive that can be associated with hypoglycemia, the kind of the excess formation of symptoms that follow after adre naline by The eating a meal, particularly if excess pouring out of it contains a lot of starch or Low For Saturdayt January 12, 11"0 Gardening Birthday Observed 103rd The Time To Start ning_Spring Garden I REGLtAR LT I curate. You r circle of Influential GEMINI (May 21-June 20) and helpful contacts will he Put your Ingenuity to work expanded greatly this coming today. You'll save yourself year. Knowing the right much time and effort by IR 11110 by W oAc-f MORtGAGE _ - January 12,1980 by Howle Schneider CHEWr people in the right places will LIM At K 53 •A S •A Q 10113 put ws •QJ0153 I Q96 4 •74 owe PR IS Cl L LA'S POP by Al Vermeer o, oo<. WHERE ARE yoj po a" NOTICE '' " ' 's " ', ppj MEAN'.' l'E5 ALL 'rOLJR , ' ____ HERE.' A HQRSE! AROUNP HIS NECK, . PEAR ' *K4 Q. • K to • •J 752 U _____ 10019. Be sure to specify birth Activity Is essential for YOU Dealer: East date, today. The more respon- West N$h E. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. sibllitles you are given, the o-0 19) Major goals you set for better you operate. Don't run yourself are likely to be at- away from challenge& tamed today. If one of your LIBIIA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) 14 Pan 3# 3 NT p pan 2 NT Pan Pan 114 - by Stoffili & Holmdahl UGS BUNNY )' A IDIOT RABBIT, HOW WE GOING10 rouroF-n4' ? - ____ c.. ________ _____ S- OOT B _______ 11~ ' ____ _______ . _____________ - A -'I, Td AL Jr&Rr" 1b RMD ARTOF.\ 111' ftA1&1T*Tb0N x' 8144T! _ • .1 - _____ ______ /___ _ COULDN'? D0WN. - . -. _ ___ , C ff - . - 11 __________ :: -_ - ws UMBLEWEEDS' ,- 1.01 - by Craig L.gg.n by T. K. Ryan . - lN51' SM4 ON.' _________________________ _________ DEAR IN: Just pot the lady Valentine Cel tion A lu 00 _______________________ ___________ 's understand why man! I DEAR ABBY : Here's- one room Is not fresh, tell your on the hand and say, it should be so difficult to I'll bet you never heard darling, well-educated, el- "Madame," the evil minds esident Debra Mark presided over the first meeting of the arrange a meeti ng. before. w son's wife IS a .ce$ion&ly clean daughter-in, and clacking tongues of nowPrye ar of Preceptor Be ta La mbda Chapter of Be ta Sigma My friends say, "Oh , I darling girl, well-educated, law who hates housework th at busybodies shall not shape inY Phi Sorority held at the home of Grace Marie Stineclpher, 2401 know a very nice widower I exceptionally clean, and she "forgot" to change the destiny -or 3'OUT$. Let us ICC Sou Oak Ave. th think you ought to meet; I'm comes from a fine family. We Uaes.Offer to help her change no more of each other f rom Reports on holiday social and service acti vi ties of going to get you and John couldn't love her more If sh e It. this div on, and prove together." And that's the last were our own daughter. Their (h' quietly find fresh linen gossips fl'sn5!" Then i U chapter were reviewed and evaluated. These included a Prector Ritual given for Joan Brooks on I hear about John. home is beautiful and always and change It yourself, though a fox were pursuing Nov. V at the home of Mnoret Larosa, Palmway Drive. I'm sure there are some presentable and picked up, DEAR ABBY : My beloved you. Because she Ia. Officlant for this candlelight ceremony wal'Delora Mark. single men out there, Abby, even though l know she hates wife of d7 years passed on to Do you wish you had more mas ough but my friends Just aren't housework, her reward after a lingering f riends? For the secret of ornaments at a festive meeting at the president's home on Any c o operating. The problem is that we live 'llnes' She had been gone popularity, got Abby's new Lands Lane. A Christmas dinner party for members and guest sorne dl$tA= SWBY- And only a few weeks who I was booklet: "How To Be was hosted by Joyce Sanamet of Country Club Circle. Par. NO NAME IN TEXAS when we visit them - once or b.elged by single ladies from Popular; You're Never Too ticipants exchanged gifts and enjoyed the holiday spirit twice Unen,ln their miles around. The first who Young or To. Old." Send $1 together REAR NO NAME: The guest room haven't been are to coiwole me was with a long, selI'addreued, The chapter received a letter of thanks from the Foster C 1 tIme a (nisild m,u$l a changed since their previous Monica, - a very proper stamped 2$ cents) eavelepe Christmas Fund sponsored by HRS Social and Economic ma she fkl.ki ya 5'ought to guests visited. ( Lots of Mends splinter from my church. For to Ahby, 132 Leaky Drive, Services for their contributi on to this project during the weeks, this kind lady daily Beverly Hills, Cull. 18012. holiday season. brought casseroles, home. Tickets are available for the Valentine Ball to be held Prograrn Op.ns biked brad, cakes, etc., so Saturday, Feb. 16. Prior to the Ball the outstanding social when Monica ,asked me to event In ft Beta Sigm Phi calendar -a formal lunchm and tea cousin's funeral cocktail pasty honoring guests and Valentine girl candidates 1$ muss awl)', I agreed In will be held. reciprocate for Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter will be in charge of the o.i (She said her car cocktail party arrangemepti. Tickets are $10.00 per couple and ildw who quo* iiiie of Im was in the shop.) Sim En"aftent, and we& may be obtained from members of the sorority. Income or nutritional need we l i l to b.ft from the WIC Monica Intended to remain Memsisra and guests will meet at the Mark home it 6:30 p.m. ding foinu , (aiflfl, Infants and Children) program administered by the overnight, I rraitged to May the on Jan. 21, for a trip to the Spaghetti Factory. Plans are unHerald t with a f riend nearby. S,,nlimle Comty' Health these derway for Founder's Day luncheon on Apt 20, to Include all wic iwsvides nutritional foods s.d mdrltLai ederatlon for Everything was perfectly area chaPters of Beta Sigma Phi. be aomprngnant women, airing mothers, new mothers i to MZ polo. Grace Marie Stinecipher is responsible for planning a dinpanted by professional Months after the birth, and CbU $01 7051* of igi. Well, Im$ Sunday, Monica nor-theatre outing for the. chapter and a traditional Valentine black and white funded supplemental food prograsu waited for me after church, This is a honor of Preceptor Beta Lambda's Valentine G irl rm* if picture is do. available at the Health Department's headquarters In Sanford saying she had to talk tome candidate, Glenda Emerson, to take place Feb. 12: (3n4M). the Longwood CUrAc (13MI17), 0*6 Migrant privately. She had tears in her sired with Wedding forms WIld eyes as we In her car pmet. ictures alnic (20$.3) and Sanford Migrant QIalc (322110). member received a free coupon obtained through her efforts. mustweeks be submitted Iwo the Those wi vs eligible are screened for aromla, weight (whlth I later learned had The next regular meeting of the chapter wIll be at the home proi,iema, teenage pregnancy, poor diet, inadequat, growth NOT been ha the shop) while . of Helen Hamner, Suburban Estates, W. 20th Street, on Jan. 29. %Iiin. rate and past medical problems. she told me that her gossipy She will also vresent the nrogramn. To Women In - - ________________________________________________ wom 10N1 loom -• y $ 0 __ __ QflD Lii mJI ________ ____________________________________ iA -air J:j7elco,fle NEWCOMER! uFtoddas own gnsoting to welcoming now rssidenti Florida Owned Florida Managed A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our re - St presentative. She h" bro- Churis, civic information; and to help with your shop. needs, of in. troductlon from local met. chants. ping cards Getting Need Married ____ Lola Winn -323.2712 Sovt kmliioh Laura 5,-339.1U$ Co.ordiutor ______ e ig b e a,?' ___________ ___ ___________ • _ . ______________ ____________ - KW$ - ___________ - - ' _ -- _____ __ tb A ..it • ' .' p_ - (_:1 -. , 46 • -_- • - - ___ - - - - - - party g 4L 0 qI,...;.ifui,uib1•.. .....'.'-.gj1,...r- - ivy does not ordinarily harm the plant that sup. ____ - • flat the bed Unen in the guest WIC lOONIES -- plants get off to a good start. - So C she tbov& be was. can't - - - 'I, chance to meet an unattached -• - sure that you dig them Plants like corn, cucumbers carefully so as to retain as and family visit them.) January Is a good time to pons it. neighbors had seen her getWash-and-wear linens never ting into my car with her and squash cannot be sue- much of the root system as orddr seed, purchase tools if telling her when you're without sheets rathe r than MARRY her ! Abby, I am not eligible male f riends! I am a widow In my 40s. I available. Then ask her to jeopardize our marvelous eve n considering marriage, have lots of women friends please arrange a meeting - relationship. But when I think but if! were, it wouldn't be to who say they would love to do at her place or yom's. And II of sleeping be tween used Monica, What can I say something for me, but they're nothing happens, you'll know sheets -yuk! without being cruel? she's no TOOTIDY' INNOMOOD what I need the most - a the man Isn't as svallable U DEAR TOO: U you are sure FOR MARRIAGE ___ N - 000_ seedbed or seedbox. cII,ter 7• V' V" - I K i'-' - successfully when grown in a a seedbed or seedbox, make solution fertilizer will help the Contrary to popular belief, Ch ' HOA pie 019TM. 'TIlE ____ en how to take a the time to do so. Many DAVIS vegetables can be started this Urban mon th. to transplant than others. Hort iculturist Fact Sheet VC 74.7, "Starting Try to do yo ur transplanting the When you use plan ts as Garden starts, you can avoid adverse soon after a rain, when cloudy splants", whichWi is th free Tranupon weather conditions, choose or in the late afternoon, request. the best plants to set out, and containers. Protect yout transplants from reduce seedling decay. Individual tra nsplants can direct sunlight for the first 4 However, not all vegeta bles be grown in flower pots, paper or 5 days after setting out. No 4RM are as easily transplanted as cups, peat pots or peat pellets WHIG This - can be accomplished others. Broccoli and tomatoes and are the most desirable may be transplanted with since the plants can be set out by shading the young plan ts or with shade cloth, plastic, ease, while others such as without breaking carrots and peppers, require damaging their root systems. brush or boards. Also, an more care to transplant If you do start your plants in application of a starter look crisp, I know, but since I suitcase and noticed that we ceasfully transplanted except possible. needed and draw up your I think you'll find most garden plan, This is also a first suspected that the beds didn't get back until the ,when grown in individ ua l had not been changed, I following evening, so they good time to have your garden marked the sheets, so I know assume that we are ha ving an soil tested for the soil acidi ty they are not laundered bet- int imate relationship! Monica level (pH) to see if it is ween guests. then said her reputation suitable for growing a Sets I don't know how to ha ndle would be ruined If I didn't •• _______ 7* r$uI. 'T p Dear friends that we do not need a concert "with the girls," lunch. "wi th the girls," or an JAbbY evening out "with the girls." What we DO despe rately need, however, is an in- and John Romita by Stan "? by Bob Thavu trr, su,ii, o) FIN ______________________ ___________________________ o on the plants which are strong, proper soil sample tit 322-3233. vigorous, and disease free. For further information on Also, cer tain times are better transplants, call and ask for TONI - SPIDER-MAN RANK AND ERNEST - DEAR ABBY: Will you please do us widows a favor and remind all our married efeat the game. She had to play her pa rt ner for four g diamonds headed by at east the queen-nine-six. She switched to the 10 of diamonds and decla rer was helpless. He covered with the Jac and ducked West's queen. A diamond return to the ace • @@ Are Introduc ion too difficult for others to charge will be an automatic players need only be cone diamond lead through South's cerned with defeating their 7.5 allowed West to take the handle is where you'll shine reaction. opponents' contracts and last two tricks wi th the 9.6 today. In fact you'll caine up 8AGITARIVS (Nov. - !ith their own, INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSJ) with mm Um one adution. Dec. 21) Beniefits today we hand comes from a (For a coPy ot JA COSY TAURUS (April *May 30) more likely to come-Urough rubber ridge game. East was MODERN, send $1 to: 'Win at at no one rush you into the ' efforts of others a talented young bridge play- Bridge," care of this newspamaking major decisions than through your own. Don't er f rom New Yor City. , P.O. Box 489, Radio City Valerie Sokolov. Even though Station, New York. N. V. today. Given the proper time ill down on the W est responded to the opering 10019.) HEEL r o What Widows Really Need -- mistakes of others. Your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n) matchpoint play. East to make the observa tions will spare yOU The mantle of leadership is en Successful must be concerned with allowed final good play of unlocking future headaches. likely to fall on Your shoulders overtricks whether they are her king on dummy's ace. ARID (March 21-April 19) today, whether you are with a declaring or defending. Rub- When Ms. Sokolov later got on Solving problems which seem small or large group. Taking her bridge and team of four play with her king of clubs, a w4R4 WE LA14I SLQE eoire i UIMMY • ' - Call our office for in- are 4.6 weeks old. Choose only structions vegetable garden, well now is She was married to John Schaefer and spent her adult life In Baltimore. She attended Asquith Presbyterian Church there for 75 years where she sang in the ChOir for 50 years and taught Sunday School for 45 years. Is Minnie looking forward to her 104th birthday? With enthusiasm, - vegetables are ready to set vegetable garden. out in the garden when they splants for your spring Minnie was born Jan. 9, 1877, In Franklinville, Md. so many good years. "I always took care of myself," she said. Regally poised and posed, Minnie wielded the knife and cut the first slice of the large sheet cake in the presence of Lakeview friends and other guests at the onee.in.a.lifetlme celebration. with the bidding that would I her side a chance to • as sharp as a tack." Minnie says fife has been good to her and she has had Is If you've been wondering when you can start tran- the morning -she cut the cake herself -her mind is Minnie declared with emphasis. key club entry. Accordingly, East found the only play at the second trick consistent rn paths Is blocked you'll easily This should be a rewarding Opening lead•Q find other routes. day for you materially. PIKES (Feb. 20-March 20) Several channels could open You're a keen observer today to make it possible for you to and you'll karnhow not to do get t hi ngs you've been By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag things by observing the wanting, _______ -,I feel great - better than I did 20 years ago," trouble arriving at a sound three notrump with only 23 hiard points, 'kait overtook West's open. ing in queen of spades with her king and declarer had to duck. It was obvious to Ms. Sokolov that declarer had both major suit aces for his two.notrump bid, Therefore declarer would easily come to nine tricks with one spade, two hearts, one diamond and five clubs, Although Ms. Sokolov could establ ish her partner's spade suit, how could West enjoy 111 72 Lakeview, "She (Mrs. Schaefer) knew exactly what she was doing and wanted her beads on at 10 o'clock in • bid, North and South had no NORTH Claude Schaefer, Fort Lauderdale, where Minnie spent the winters for many years. Accordi ng to June Miller, activities director at Minnie celebrated her 103rd bIrthday Wednesday at Lakeview Nursing Center, Sanford, where she has been a resident for about three years. How does It feel to be 103? WIN AT- BRIDGE do much to further your systems, making that which IS difficult more easy, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) This is a good day to keep Because of your ability to up communications with everyone at ease today, you'll persons who are not In your be able to smooth out difImmediate vicinity. If you ferences between dissenting someone a letter or a call, factions. Be a peacemaker. do it now. Find out more of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) what lies ahead for you In the Strive to bring to a conclusion year following your birthday today a situation which means by sending for your copy of something to you financially Astro.Graph Letter. Mail $1 or materially. You're good at for each to Astro.Graph, Box closing deals. arrangement near the cake was from her only son, Not on your life. _______________ Improvising new methods or compliments of Carefree Florist. The large calendar and be 100 again? different causes and what can other than the dietary pat. judgment Is extremely ac- be done about controlling it. tern. Now with harmonizing pearls and an orchid corsage, Would Minnie T. Schaefer want to turn back the you more information on the usually caused by something -I) fJEXPRES5 OURSELVES Editor Sugar: glucose level may be low in Hypoglycemla. It will give the fasting state. This is ____ E EK & MEEK Blood • s' • adrenaline can be caused sweets, then diet from a low blood sugar. management will usually do _ • - .. fell - - . - ____ _______ •,- -' a-... .-i-. -' '. ; . • .k . . . - - - c:. -' -..-• •---, . •-•-; 'V ••.: 5 ' - -?''-- - ' • . ." . •' - - - -, "_- -- .' 4 a in ____ Qok(da gaelm c*iitce sat + low" ____ __________ ' .5 Dec. 29 at 7 p.m. at the Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church, Lake Mary. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rugenstein, Ridge Road, Crystal Point, Lake Mary. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rubis of Falls Church, Va. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vo.'~, a candlelight chiffon gown over satin fashioned with a Victorian illusion yoke and cuffs overlaid - with Imported Alencon lace handworked with pearls. The exquisite gown was designed and created by the bride's mother. She carried a cascade of red roses showered with baby's breath and wore sprays of baby's breath in her hair. Bridesmaids were Kathy Rugenstein, the bride's sister of Lake Mary, and Rhonda Qimpsty, a college roonunate of the • bride now living in Dublin, Ga. They wore Christmas green velvet gowns, Victorian styled , enhanced with pearls. Each carried a single red rose accented AND MRS. GLEN ALLEN RL.TBIS with baby's breath and streamers. Jeffery Dailcer served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers and Mrs. James ugensteIn, pourInI; Mrs.. It E. True.. 'Irs. were A. Kipp Rugenstein, brother of the bride, and Mike Mike I'rIey and Mrs. Alyce Lansing, bride's cake, and Mrs. Presley. James Rubis, groom's cake. A reception at the home of the br ide's pa rents followed the The newlyweds plan a spring wedding and scuba diving trip ceremony. to Abacus. Assisting at the reception were: Mrs. P.D. Anderson, bride's They are making their home at the Aloma Arms, Orlando. I am sending you The the trick. In other forms of I Ii • • your body. -- - Betsy Jane Rugenstein and Glen Allen Rubis were married - concentrate, sweating, rapid treatment a person should - - . e . • ' heart rate L - • . Shakiness, an inability to with deciding what kind of GO - •. ft There isn't really a typical tom& 57 ______ iT WILL - glucose •- - 56 r•) '1 - Glen A. Rubis Exchan~: •. conditions - 19 - / derstood and overdlagnosed diabetic diet but it's true that you should avoid sweets for today. stems both conditions. I'm not problem the Part of from the fact that normal surprised that a carrot won't healthy people can have a help you. The amount of relatively low blood sugar glucose that would be without any symptoms. That released from the carrot ls seems to be particularly true relatively small and it would in individuals in good physical take a long time for it to be digested by your stomach and condition, of the problem moved Into your small in Another part th th ym ptoms testine. From there, it's a lot of e s at is attributed to low blood sugar gradually absorbed into the can be caused by other bloodstream. medical conditions as well as There's very good evidence anxiety. That's why the that, even in a diabetic, eating diagnosis shouldn't be made raw fruits and vegetables will on sym ptoms alone, not raise the level of the blood For both these reasons, a sugar. That's because of the clinical diagnosis of low blood very slow digestive process. sugar is usually not iTlede Of course, it's importiiilt to unless the person's blood find out why you have is low at the same hypoglycemia, if in fact that time he has t ypical is the correct diagnosis In 1 . 4' .•4 ___________________ ___ one of the most misun. - 1234 Miss Rugenstein about tions agency (abbr.) 36 Wicked 37 Actor West own 10 Person's 38 Spent summer manner Lamb ______ hypoglycemia long, stamped, self-addressed you can and send me some more in- envelope for it. Send your request to me, in care of this formation, newspaper, P.O. Box - 1551, DEAR READER Hypoglycemia, which most Radio City Station, New York, people call low blood sugar, is NY 10019. 8 Aback degree (abbr.) Friday, Jan. 11, 1f10--7A Dr. _ 37 Take as one's 9 Hindi dialect 32 Death notice 53 Communica. - e 45 Songstress Perfume 35 Billy Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - raw carrot doesn't help the Other readers who want ft shakes. Please tell me what Issue can send 75 cents with a 3 Radar screen 24 Infirmities Smith image 25 Racetrack 48 Barren 4 Imbed firmly character (2 wds.) 27 Have (archaic) 47 Multicolored 5 Blase 28 Too much (Fr.) 48 49 Image bottle 29 Pelvis 6 Least bit 30 Abominable 50 Russian river 7 Knock 51 Persia snowman Oily T PON'T CARE! 23 Clock dial OURSELVES I (camp. by Mort Walker 21 Recent (prefix) 2 Arm bone _ My of beef WELL, WI1ERE ELSE I PUT IT? Sugar' Misunderstood Please send me some information on hypog1ycnia. After a fivehour sugar tolerance test, my blood sugar was 4Z49 and 45. doctor put me on a diabetic diet. get very shaky and cannot concentrate when I get hungry and sometimes for awhile afte r I eat. Eating a t PON'T PUT THAT WASTEBASKET THERE. I',%j ALWAYS Blood LOVII s1 L _i Pd 0 U LYINZ ON M - Puzzle Young 42Spreadtodry a .. '0 111114 0 ___________________________ Home Office 904-734-6031 c. �. - SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, , St Composer Heads Pops FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. . .- jNotici Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Roliins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Sanford AA, Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran t - '. rV J• ruuuic - 0? ecoras Orlondo 322 -2611 RATES Eric Lesko, guitar soloist and teacher, in recital in Faculty Artist SerIes, 3:30 p.m., music rehearsal hall, University of Central Florida. Proceeds to music scholarships. TUESDAY, JANUARY15 Bridge classes, Deltona Community Center each Tuesday through May 6. Beginning, 1.3 p.m.; Intermediate, p.m. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch followed by slide program on Alaska by Rev. Leo King. ,ass,err !At,menury Se'nou'4 special ni't'uitg OH new Primary Education Program, 7 p.m., school auditorium. State Rep. Bobby Ilrantley ill explain the legislative intent of the law. ___________________________ ___________________ -_______________ 6—Child Care ____________________________ _... shop. No fee to those 60 years and over. Orchestra would not do. We SPRINGS, according to piat could have young soloists thereof, as recorded In Pbat Bock Land Development Manager. Child Care in my home. Hidden school. 323-1715. Naveloranges& grapefruit ' $4 bu. Call after 5p.m. 322.6733 - Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, oranges. Picked to order. Will mix. Crumley 332-0257. ____________________________ ______________________________ Found ____________________________ ______________________ 11—Instructions - -- - - TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly) 7 p.m,, seminole Memorial hospital conference room. Anyone 6 can doing only one movement of a _. The balding, bearded, SPRINGS. according to plat Deputy Clerk SWEETS, develop his ownideas. He said his innovations might Include the rescue of neglected music of our time and the 19th century, as well as the 12. SéMlotjis' __________________________________ Home away from home In the counT? p tot eloerly person, Ambulatory or not am.bulatory. Oviedo area. 345 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY16 Free sweelgum and dogwood seedlIngs, 9 n.m. to 5 p,m., as long as supply lasts, 106 Forest Ave., Altamonte Springs, - • ______________________________ 21-Situations Vtfanted Seek employment for 2 Viet. - namesemaferefugees, aqes 20 _______________________ & 25. One speaks a little __ Within three months .frorn the time of thC first publication of this 'ou are required to file with the clerk of the Circuit Court of Division, the address of which is ANYTIME _.. _____ 4MuItiple Listing ferences in Tract Boston and Rerreatlon HaIl, 12 Coloznba Road, DeBary, 7 p.m., refreshments; 7:30 p.m., card party, Tickets at door, - THURSDAY, JANUARY 63 of SANLANDO Legal Notice Book Hearhi ' "How to Save oi Yo Taxes", 6:30-9:30 p,m., EMPLOYMENT FHA VA. FHA 2358245 from LONGWOOD O SANLANDO address of the personal FOREVER BARREL) Commissioners will hold a public thereof, as recorded In PIat Book f'th below, w. e. Winderweidle Jr. Seminole County Courthouse, Seminole County, FIIda; Tract 67 of SANLANDO tative of the Estate of KAY PARSONS SWEETS demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE , 373.S0öloreves. 323.0517 FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 MONDAY, JANUARY21 Clogging clau, new lO.week series, 7-8:30, Geneva Community Hall for aH.ages. Wear hard sole shoes, 349534k SA11JRDAYFEBRUARYZ CJ1e's Male Woskibop, University of Cenirsi Florida, 9:30a.m. tonoon, agea646. AlaoFeb.9 and 16. CaU UCF College of Eztended Studies at VS2l1. . fullyegpt. kit., convenient Icc., reasonable rent. Adults only, no pets. 322.0341. w roses & privacy sets off I yt'. old 3 Bdrm w earth tone carp, Cen H-A, indoor W.D hookup & -- . 38R,1B, $300mo., 101 Oakland Ave. (Sunland). Sn set. & Sun. onlyl 10.2. ' _______________________ ., NEAR MAYFAIR COUNTRY' CLUB. Exec 3 BR. 2B. 1g. FR, FP, on oak shaded corner, Super clean, lovely 3 BR, 1½ L'. fenced, appliances, $3541 me. . ' 323-4570, - ______________________ 33-4usss Furnish,d -- - Hall - -'- .E._wsl River. - -- , vs. PSoItwIff,. ' . JOHN J. LA ROCHE, AS TRUSTEE; ARTHUR .i. SELIG. MAN. TRUSTEE; HACKER HOMES. INC., A FLORIDA COP. PORATION, ROBERT .1. NICKS and INA U. HICKS, SOs wIfe; - ClAP Yr H. A. MILLER .CO$STRUCTION COMPANY. INC., A FLORIDA CORPORATION; an behalf of themselves oil all other propertvQen(,slmIriysu,g . .---------- wise own reel arooactv In Trorfa 4. - . _____________________ FICTITIOUS ISAMS\ Notice lsMnsby given that pm euia,eO In business Of 3184. Hy 431, LonOweod, via., nise, lattluflole Counts,, P10115. under tile fictitious none of PICTURE 33SSI,At for PI.kWINs.$.Id PERFECT PHOTO SERVICES, deIens lull be flied *1111 the and that I bind to register said Clerk and served upon the nemswiththeClerkofffi,Cwcult .PIiIlliWs Attorney- en or befors Court, $etnlnoleCeu,*y, P10115 In tile 3*rd day of January, $001 acccrdaacs wit the provisions Of Arthu! H. SICueNu. Jr. the Fictitious Name kafides, To. _____ - Seininele County. P10115 5fOfa, By: Susan E. Thar. ' 51g. Ellis hiunfer Inc. Deputy Clerk Carelyn C. Hunter, Sec. Publish Dec U, 2$, $1598. JOI. 4, PublIsh: January ii, II, 35. & Ii, 0950 FeIjjary 1, p flIø.fl "- xi -. , - - - - the following desaibed property situated in Seminole County, Flofida at public sle Pursuant to Publlih: . , . ,, dated Janapry DSR-33 - 7.1550 in the above caus. entered by the Honorable Robert I. FICTITIOUS i ssiwlc. i, hereby given tue. ion McGregor, at fl;0O em. Feb.), 'SiSal the West Front Doorof the Courthouse in $aVhIlId, SIinInOSe Ave.,- Sanisid, Seminole y, County, FlorIda: Ionis u,ider Ike fldIIsu5 .r. Lot 3d. Clock I, SABAL POINT of TheLMA'S TROPHY o Still I InIsmil Is nsgiuler said AMENDED PLAY according MineOfththeCierkcitu.CW, tt Pill thereof is record its Court, SemineleCeunty, Florida In 55$ BOOk IL Pages 4)44, Public Records ci Seminole 'ounty, accordance wits, the previsions P10111. the Fictitious Nine katides, To -. 5t$ as Clerk of the CowS By: Elepnorp. SurmIse 1557. 51g. lawMc, Corp. Russell H. WIIIIamsan PublIsh Dec. *1. 30, 1179$ Ja,, ' , ' . asDegutyClerit (SEAU'. Publish: January 11, e, i* " - •• -'. - -: '. 351, s= repair, close -. In. $39,5 Sanlerd Ave., 3 hoilbeig. S1U50. - - - lag.Peal latefe Broker *IØ$anfordAwg. __ W.Germieftwhit, JCHN KlIDER ASSOC. GOLF COURSE LOT WITH - - $3 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, ROAD FRONTAGE, LARGE STAND OF CYPRESS, VOLUSIA COUNTY. $500 PER ACRE. TERMS. . .efront living Is avail. in this elegant 3 Cl. 4B home,. Situated onl'z acres complete 11111, 10 guest cottage. Wontt $451 long t $97,000' - _ Sanford 371 BROKEW - . - -..--'-- - S . - ., , A O r,r Shocks 54 95 -- Heavy Duty $695 New Batteries 57995 opening )O'xlB'x12' for 00. 10'x1B'xI4' for 00, IO'x77'xli' for - ----Will buy junk Auto Batteries, ("St (Yaltry5liop - $ acre tiled farm, Sanford. 18 acre orange grove, Geneva. Home in the country, 3 utility rm., 1g. carport, big lot. 540,000. 3770711. , _---- -- - ' cattle ranch. Sorrenso,', - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 tc $605 (Dealer I STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If I log. I 57.87200. F.O.B. factory. Call collect 9 am. to 6p.m. 30S-33t / _________________________ -- 1. 11*1 5TATI,srmw 3-PS N. 1743, Casse01or'ry, p, s,s,,, Eve. 563.34$! '- - time Bat $189 llor $19 35 inn .c.'tit 339 8386 i'FNMOPI WASHER l'arts, _____ '----MICROWAVE PuSh tqitn cgntrol, nas cam uses Still in wairas,ty OttJu,tdlly $64v, assuin' ay me'nts of $21 mo Agent 339 386 _______________________ -- ________ __________________________ Stereo. 000dworkingorder SS0 5$ FCYDIt YIAAD 55 1731734 $5 ______________________ Levi Jeans 8. Jackets ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0Sanford Ave. 322 5791 -Color Port. TV, Color Console TV, AM FM Stereo, vi cassette, AMFM Stereo w record player. 3236610. _______________________. - Good used TV's. $?56. ui MILLERS 26t9OrlandoDr. Ph 3770357 BARGAIN TV'S Whypaymore? HERR'S TV 25975. SantordAve. --- I ' I III 69 Dodge Coronet wagon, auto, otter S p.m. _______________________ '74 AMC' S W. AT. PS. AC, new brakes, valves & tires. Runs perfect, $1,700. 377 7668 or 321 •: __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ ________________________ furniture, Refrig , stoves, tools .'F BUY USED FURNITURE& APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 372 8771 Antigues-- Oriental Rugs Music Boxe$ - Slot Machines Bridges Antiques 323 2501 WE BUY 11SF 0 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES 8. PLUMBING FIXTuRES Jenkins Fur niture. 205 F 25th St 373095) Windshield, 7 saddle bag 2 helmets, any other accessories that fit Honda 100 motorcycle. 323 1980 ot 3236216 M.,ior .ippt ,. all brAnds, . I I • ' ' .' Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietrs Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st St., 322-5742 storagi lot sal. 6444929 ______ ________ IMan,quaiityoperafion Iyrs.exp. Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal.377i37 MEINTZER TILE Piewor repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. $699567. ________ — Lawn& Landscaping Dressmaking CE PT IFIE D LA WN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3327907 Alterations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Drywall Light IMUling )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel & AdditIons. Call $3) 5399w' 867 0136 Yara Debris, Trash Appiiances&Misc (LOCAL)349$371 Grooming&Boa,dlng is. Cleaning Housewiv Cleaning ServIc Personalized, last, dependable Regular or) time basis WtpOwashwindowsl 6775494 COURT CUSTOM'S CONS?. Custom design homes, remodel. - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGIRpAlp SG 1ALlNT — Home. repairs, paneling, roof & arp repairs, remodeling, All work quar Free est. 331 8465 Cet'atnic Tile ________________________ Ing. 373-0211. Pvrnllure .AppNaiscgs - General Mardiandis. Ibme Repair ____________________________ _________________________ Horns Inrovsnesjs ' 3S after 5 p.m. ___________________________ _________________ ' Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 373 c H&A riei5t (mar 339 1.19$ ' lOiOO A.M.' U•Navl 51.340 030 4.495. , your pet. 322 5132, ______________________________ Furniture, ios F. 35th St. 373 09$) ' '73 Cutlass Supreme, good cond., I sleeping boxes. We cater to Walk in (ond . full power 373 2745 __________________________________________________________ Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermo. stat controled heal, off floor I - 373 1734 TVrepo 19" cnith. Solo orig. 5493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo. Qlfl 329-$. Boat Trailer & kicker, $150; icc maker; restaurant Garland stove; other restaurant eqpt. 322 5366 aft 3 p.m. ' '.'C $41 3 Y FAR ('OUL 1) __________ 535 95 E. GP 2? 2.4 ;1F BAT TEI4Y SHOP W7W 27ffiSt 1239111 Plyrnoufti S.flellite, 5750 or Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. - - WILSONMAtEP rURNITURE PUY,SELL.TRADF & batteries, Call G,sry aft 6 P 01 • Mon fhru Sat. 327 7780. _______________ ______________ sprin"& mattresses, $30 set. Sanford .. Auction, 121$ S French 53-TV.Radio-Stereo ______________________ 7310 _____________________________ MONEY SAVERS '70 Ford Fairlane SW. exc conct throughout, new paint, 5800 or best offer Must soIl, guitg overseas 319 ,SoE - _.....__ 3230697 soon. '------- I Service Ilsed Machines 5O—lAIscellaneous for Sale ----------.. -____________MOONEY APk'L lANCES 5$ About In Coggins, Shots 322 0839 _______________________ 172 6722 I ____________________________ ____________________________ ____ .' N.y I 48.4 & .H&wt Owner .eIl linanec supstanlial down 133.000 3flfl5J. - t4oll' Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? 97, So. of Sanford. 37 $721 PUBLIC AUCTION 1st., Jon. 12, 1910 Detain. . -, the reserved price. Call 9•2S5. 1311 for further details. '74 Ca.ps'ntr', PInt,ng, Ma,nt, of all types, Llc. Bonded 3736035 Insured 134am I a're lots Oii Paved rd. Terms you can afford. $500 den. IjI I Steel. pre-engineered clear span buildings (Major Mfg.) All buildings have 702$ I Orlando 377.1577 ________________ REALTORS 07$ $INOId Ave. *2.710) seconds but brand new top line - bedding sets only' Free local delivery .oll's Sanford Fur Pioneer acres. Hew out your own homestead. 10 acres or more. low down payment, Osteun. _______________ ' 76--Auto Parts I Side by Side refrlgeralor, 575; I picnic table, w-2 benches, $30; full siq biby bed w-mattr,ss. 535; Oak Porch roclers, metal office deik, 570. Jenkins I _____________________ ___________________ 74395 Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 321 IS?? 3210440 - also make Real Estate CoolerDoorw.Casing 3739375 PROKER 3439S.MyrfIeAve. SEIGLER REALTY shade trees. Only mtgages Bought 'I ____________________ SEILER REALTY EXTRA LARGE 2 STORY DUTCH GAMBREL. BEDROOM, 3t BATH DE. LUX POOL WITH PRiVACY. - 47A- 311 3l5E First St. 377 54" ____________________ ForSale;MapleTrundlebed. Exc.cond. Like new 3fl-2997.ft 5p.m. TERRIFIC VIEW OVER. LOOKING SMALL POND. $30,000 3 BEDROOM. 11 BATH ON NICE CORNER LOT IN TOWN. ZONED MULTI UNIT, 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, NEW PAINT, PANELING & CARPETS. SUPER NICE. . Reg.ReaiEstat,er 1O?W.cornm.,cia, ' bus 3 CR, 2C luxury home, Pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for 53$.$0J, VAFHA terms avail. able. i of 125.550. - - BATEMAN REALTY 3SACRESLAKEFRONT,TALL TREES, GREAT ACCESS, $7,500 PER ACRE. $21,500. 01, liii2 loIs, all fenced, pp, ' --- S ACRES WEST SANFORD, NEAR UPSALA 110*0. NEFOSFILL. $10,900 TERMS GENEVA ACREAGE - — OVERSIZED LOT, WOODED. READY TO BUILD IN NICER AREA. $4,500. ING, CAPTAIN'S LANDING VIEW OF LAKE MONROE. $35,000 TERMS. Cdrm.M.H.,Ownerfinance 4ll J.$5.S717 Larry D. Hermit, Broker -- County 3CR, WzSwcarp,t, sc psrcii, fenced be. Good' location, 534*. . - 322I57 MLS Evern$.4 539,500. 4L—.HOus - 111GW REALTOR iia'. uirynoi&i NER LOT.NEEDSRESTOR. VEALTOR 372-1091 ULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Eves.3at.sioO 373 1559 ______________________ . 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE HOME. WHISPERING PINES. WALKING 01$. TANCE TO BIG LAKE GEORGE. $6,500. , $42,500 ______________________ - BUlL DINC.S'' LAST CHANCE 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, rePossessed, used very short time- Original $593, bal. 5)81 or -- -- . _______ home. Completely redone w• lush carpeting & paneling. . 10. 478-0354 aft i p.m. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 9?, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, wijI hold a PubliC AUTO ALPCTtOP9 every Tuesday & Saturday at 730. It's '.'I., ,.,.v I.. U. r,vI,ua TeU WY for wtlat you have to sell. Call J -_______________________ today and your Classified Ad will 1970 Dodge Dart 62-A--Farm Equip. - Kids outgrow the swing set or FURNITURE-BEDDING. WhOlesale to all, Orlando Wholesmall bicycle? Sell these idle sole Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., items with a want ad. To place Orlando your ad. call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, 322' Whatever the occasion, there I5 a 261). or 531.9993. classified ad to solve it. Try one DON'TMISS THISONEI 3 or 4 BR, CH&A, older 2 story - . Jan. 4.)), 1010 __________________________ Low STEMPER AGENCY - ' 3 sIsters want t rent motor home, salt coiw., be JESUS - C: off of total inventory of brand new Interspririlj bedding. These Sanford 327 5707 -. ---REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7195 AFWA.235COfl. Homes Down Payment as for your lot! Will build on your lotot our lot, Y Enterorise. Inc. lnc,Reiltor 6.44 3013 , _______________ DelI's Auction Center -- ... - - 1978 Coachman Deluxe 25' Reese hitch, air, awning, fully self cont 321 0025 56,500 or t,t'st otter Orange Ave., Suite 204, Winter Day or Night furnace I rang,. Fenced rear yd., convenIent location, LR . P14. rm., w.w carp., $25000. -. 3Sfld to Rsii -. - originally SSlà, now $216 or $7) - ______________________________ vacant land. Lucky In I mo Agenl 339 8388 Plump lovable smooth riding ____________________________ -, - ____________________ __________________ 35 .Cre$fenc.donw.sIvaft,j Cattleonlyl We buy eQuity in houses, apts. 8. Bldg. lot for duplex or single _____________________________ IR,l',B,,oflomicalgaswail C$eftoltheClrcultCeurt , Ry:$usanl.Tabor Deputy Clerk NESTLED AMONG TREES, custom built 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath REALTOR, MLS $00 DOWN will buy 10 acres deldedaccesstotls. St. Jnhnt - POOP PRIZE co'.'u IA'.. 't STAY IAT or can be' seen at 2)1 Flamingo Dr , Sanford Sell reasonable for ouck sale 62-L.awn.Garden - 0 -Au?os - for Sale - - - Shasta camper, self cont,, bath & shower, 12x11 awning, 50'e'l 8 waler hose.? jacks & 2 et mirrors for car. Reese deliver for extra charge. 322 75)0 _________________________________ I ---------_______ Buy 7. Sell New& Used Furniture' 500 S Sanford A,' 373 693 __________________________ ____________________________ Lotsmore.WIIIOoFHA0,VA. Unf. Mobile Home near Lk. Je$sup. 2 BR, kit. sqpt,, could Inc., 323 5774 _____________________ Realty READY TOSELL BR 2 B w•CH & CA, w•w car. petlng,ec.cond,offly$4$,00, iio.ñes _______________________ 333401) ______________________ 78 Dodge Power Wagon, 'I wh drive, auto., AC. PS, PB. good cond $1000 & take over Payments 32)0389 aft 130 NEW 12' steel truck body. Fits Iton long wheel base, 307 Elm Ave 323 8110 CERTIFIED WELDINC. 75-Recreational Vehicles (all Clark 8 Itert 3?) 7580 Furniture. 705 F 75th St. 323 i We buy your equity, close in ?lhrs---------------Ilsaci lull size hotel-motel bed AWAPOPEALTY, INC Lot or Acreage wanted For mobilehome _______________________ 32? 0216 HEAT & AIR, LIKE NEW ON 100x150 CANAL FRONT LOT AT BIG 1TAR LAKE. OCALA FOREST. 5)5,900. SEIGLER - i uso ,. - ., 79-Trucks.Traipers 323 5420 C.iifars, amplifiers & drtim Cicarance sale Save up to 00 Bob Balls Discount Music (enter. 2202 French Ave )n 2255 _________________________ ,Nl'y buy used' New brand nafti' springs 8 mattresses at 20 — - on beautiful I yr. old Double wide w 2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, Cen H-A & eat.in kitchen. ç,ç mo. lot rental. Call nowl abundance of storage, double garage with garden utility INVESTORs houseWFP.pluslBR; B garage apt, Only $30,000. 2BR. lB. new w.w carp., kit., appl.. fenced yd. good bc, - arold 23-5774 - Large rooms, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing family, -Fireplace, SHADOW LAKE WOODSDesigner home wwood I stone exterior, Great Rm, fire. place, intercom, Solarium, waIk.in closets on wooded "z Inc privacy fence. $450 mo. 373-. be 3 IR,lg.Iot,coupbeon,vo,,1 sm. child. $200. lit & last& $100 sic. dip. 333.5445 669 0994. or 83) 2335 of extras, $49,000. acre for $107,000. 3 BR, 2B, carport, nice Sanford area, stove, ref rig., no pets, 1st & last, $370 month, 349.5545, 6957. Owner 'Associate. 51-Household Goods - - _______ Scr. patio&utiI, shed. 798-5372 (days) or 668-433) (after 7 & weekends). capital of the worldl Lovely Rdrm, 2' Bath lake front home has pool on one acre, private boat dock, fireplace in 530,950ff __________________________ __________________________ .- AIRPORT BLVD Motivated owner wilt help rezone 2 5 acres With existing CIT house. $51,000 Owner will hold part 01 mortgage. Piloian Really, Realtors 831 1947. VA & FHA FinancIng 537,900, Central HA, large Fam Pm, __________ ' t. assert your lnta.eaI In this pending litigation, in aevdsnce with ISis Florida Rules ii Civil Procedure, lyle l$30, aixt Se file your written daIses w* Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Seminole Cagefy, Florida, oil' to serve a capy en Jokn 01. Mc. Cermnick, (pouIre, U) East Church knot, Orlanda, Florida GREGORY MOBILE HOMES . SpotlesS 7 Bdrm home w ..... IN AND FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Casa NO. *439.CA18S CHARLES W, LANSING, MARY J. MEADOWS and ELIZACITH SAVA; JACK H, OWENS, Al TRUSTEE, MORE, front & rear BR's, I 150PM, 2 BATH, 2 story home financing. $45,900. Unfurnished , - ' lake frontage, 75' dock 4. '4 morel $56,300. ____________ _____________ _________________________ trophy, Spec- - Realty, REALTORS, 3227972. OURSELVES EDITOR 322-2611 9-$daily - Mon.Fri - Frank HOlder Dance Company of North Carolina, 8 p.m., ECIITIWIdI Center, Stetson University, DeL,and. SUNDAY, JANUARY20 Dusty Hoots RitSag Lasoclatloui open horse show, See our beautiful new BROAD. oo, Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2100 sq ft. huge' Fam Pm w fireplace over zens Down town, very clean & roomy. See talk with you. i I under the oaks. Three Bdrm fenced yd in Pinecrest. Only $45,900 P 31—.Apsrtnients Furnishad 1979 (P650 Honda, very low mileage Same as new Custom seat & other ac cessores 32? 5769 Hwy .16 West, Sanford - - Realtors, Century 21. 33100)0. H.A,& 2 yr old roof; Din Pm, respective community to be , and past patrons will be honored. 42-Wcbile Homes Attractive 3 BR. 2B in cony. paneled Fam Rm & huge — ______ —---------. i . - 2 BR, 2B dbl. wide on own lot FORD. WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if you haveaknaclifergath.ring,h, see why they can't make vacuums so the dirt aoes out the electric cord!" 2 BR, U IT townhouse con 377 0231 332 5353, 322 3772. 3?? 0779 [13 ______________________ 1 BR, lB condo, kit. eqpt.. SAN. 'i aon't 1k Sylvan area, 5 acres 527.000 Other parcels avail. W 41-A--Condominiums Sanford location. Asking _______________________________ dip. 332-4495 after 7 p.m. WANTED 78-M*torcycles for F5tat.' COmmerc- i al & ReSi (tCfltiill Auctions Apprai5 l Call L)eIl s ,Su(fiofl J 59-Musical Merchandise ___________________________ 43-Lots-Acreage -. 2544 S French Ave. M. Unsworth Realty Lg. I BR, fully eqpt.. AC, W.D, thereafter as possible to consider thereof, as recorded In Flat Book THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF C. Brent McCaghrin the following: DRIVERS-WAREHOUSEMEN THIS NOTICE, to file with the 4, Page 65, Public Records Attorney A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR Seminole County, FIoq'ld 'clef'Ii of the above court a written c. Immediate openings. Must have Brent McCaghren, of WinCHANGE OF ZONING REGULA . Fl. Chauffeur Ilcanse, 25 yrs. Tract 73 of SANLANDO statementofanyclaimordimand derweedle TIONS , they may have. Each claim must Haines, Ward 1. Woodman, PA. or eider with good driving SPRINGS, Second Raplat, record. Annual startIng salary 1. AGUSTIN 0. MAROUEZ cording to plat thereof, as be in writing and must indicate the 250 Park Avenue South, P. 0. Box AND MARTHA A, MARQUEZ — recorded for the claim, the name ,4 iti excess of $10,000. Ec. In Fiat Book 9 page 3 basIs P.1* SINGLE FAMILY DWELL. Company benefits, malor addressofthecr,ditOrorhis agent Winter Park, Florida 37790 Public Records of Seminole 1NG DISTRICT TO Al AGRICUL. FlorIda Aluminum Distributor or attorney, and the amount Telephone: (305) 64443)3 The County, Florida; TURE PZ(12.S.79).SS — is IXpanding .to Longwood to Tract 74 of SANLANDO claimed. If the claim Is not yet Publish; January 4, 11, 1550 East 12$ feet of the West 250 hut . sI due, the date when it will become DER -3 areater Orlando ares. of SPRINGS, Replat, according the North 322 hit of Lot 32 of Call 2 p.m-s p.m. to schedule Flat due shall be stated. If th. claim is. as recorded in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT McNeils Orange Villa, Piat Book 2. slat thereof, interview 331.954 or unliuiluldofed, the Book 6, Page 104. Public Records SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Page 99, Public Rscords of . nature of th, uncertainty shall Seminole County, foç.; be Cl NO, fl.ISM-CA49-P Seminole County, Florida. Section claIm is secured, 5111 Tract 76 of SANLANDO stated. if the ATICO MORTGAGE COR. Part time opportunity. Looking Ii. Township 21, Range 39 security shall be described. The PORATIOPI, foragroundhlooropperfunjty7 (Described further a, In the SPRINGS, Second Rsplat, deliver sufficient shall Plaintiff, New multi.Ievol organIzatIon general area of Bear Lake) cording to pIe, thereof, as claimant copies of the cIain to the ci to vs . recorded in Flat BookC , now biginning nation wide. (DISTRICT No. 3) Public Records of. I.mlnnl. enable the clerk to mall 001 Cop)? Alt I V rS TLIf%L&t%I .. r,i es.aaim ,.tg rvrJn.. Ic nrmg will to Hch personal repros.n,ativ,. County, Floridii ;r "'' ' " •" held by the Seminole County All PerSons Intef'e,t,d In the Tract 77 of 5ANLANDO Defendants. Planning and Zoning commission Barnselds, bartenders. Full I. estate to whom a corn' of this NOTICIOPSALI on December 5, ig, at PM, SPRINGS, Third Replat, •c• Noticeof AdminIstration isa, bean part time, rotating shifts • mailed are riquirid, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN or as soon thereafter as possl, cording to pat salary plustips. Bonus I Hoip. WITHIN recorded In Plat Book C, Page.4, in Room 203, ci the . Seminole No esp. necessary. Apply in THREE MONTHS PROM THE that on the 4th day of February, NOatIl:OOA.M,atthewastfront County Courthouse, Sanford, Public Records of Seminole DATE person, ABC Liquors 2N$ OF THE FIRST doavoftheCouyoijsecf5.mlnole Florida, in Order to rsvliw, hoar County, Floridai Orlando Dr., Sanford. ' OF THIS County. at Sinferd. Florida, _____________________ All of the LAKE OAKS sic. PUBLICATION comments, and make recom. NOtICE, to TION, SANLANDO SPRINGS, Imdsrslgned Clerk will otter mandations totIe Board of county FACTORY- warehouse help 0id a, they may have that ctsail.nge tPie sale'the following described reel to pat ttior Commissioners nt Seminole needed, chance I or ad. FiCorded in P145 $OskC, P401 2$. validity of the dicadent's will, the peopetty County on the obove •ppp vancement, mature local Public Records of Seminole Qualifications of Ihe.personal Lot .... -"WEKIVA HUNT for rezonina. In' Ywive or resIdent preferred, benefits, CLUB" FOX HUNT SECTION 1, Those In attendance wIll be County, Florida; iurimtiS Of court. phone according to the Flat ther.ofas )'U ARE HEREBY heardandwrltt.ncomm.ntsmay ALLCLAIMLDEMANDS,AND recorded la$BookuI,Pagesi9 be flied wIth the Land Deve'ap. NOTIFIED that a suit to OBIICTION$ NOT $0 FILED mont Manager. Hearings may be Title and for Declaratory Relief .'WILL BE FOREVER BARRED through 53, inclusive, Public Records of Seminole County, In tol Circuit continued from time to time as Date Si the first publIcation o Fiend., together with all struc. found necessary. Farther details COW'S ci the EigMeeth Judicial tPJs Notice of AdmInIstration: furls, Improvements, fixtures, available by calling 323.4330, Circuit, in and for Seminole 1979. . County, appliances, and appurtenances on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NA to Extension No. 307. 'Via 001115 sai' land or ussi In conlunction S1MINOS.i COUNTY, FLORIDA Board ci County Commissioners 411d for cancellation Of certaIn As Personal Raprss.tWallve t.StViCtlSIiS therewith, CASE NO. 78307$ Seminole County, Florida ci the Estate $ more particularly dosa'ibid as: The aforesaid sale will be made ERNEST W. TURPIFI, it ux, By: Robert French, FI.weca Erea Myers pursuant to a Final Judgment LOO$1ttWSuS,b5ffihiidsIye, PlaIntiffs, chairman Deceased onten,IIOC1VIINO,79.;454.CA.ts. v. LOIS II thrsUl — Attest: Arthur H. BickwIth Jr ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Fncwpsndunghnffi,Cit'cult Court RAM ASSOCIATES, INC., PublIsh November 19 and clusive. 501Ck "D" Trod ffie Eightoentti JudicIal Circuit SANLANDO SPRINGS, I'OCVIII RIPUIENTATIVI: Defendunts. Ole,nber?Iar4 January ni s.WIIIIam I.. Count, Esq. Of in antI for Seminole County. in Flat look 1. Page ' PubliC OEP.73 NOTICIOPSALS . _________________________ Records of SemInole County, STENSTROM, DAVIS, Florida. Notice is hereby given that McINTQ$N I JUL IAN DATED this 5th day ci January ARTHUR 1.. CECKW$TI4, JR., . P.O. Sex 1330 IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP (SEAL) AND YOU API NOTIFIED Of Clerk of the Circuit Court, FlorIda 3277) THU IISNTEENTN JUDICIAL yourniglwt,lnterv,ne kiNds lull Arffiijr H. Seckwfttt, Jr. Seminole County, Florida, will sen Tahaphoiva: (301) *2117) CIRCUIT Seminole (lsapter No, 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Past matrons and senior high point . -. __________________________ Washer I. Diver. Security Deposit & Lease. $750 mo. Orlando-$9#)727. CORRESPONDENTS If the claim Is contingent or liauIdated, the nature of the I 323.7832 _______________________________ Classified Ads find buyers 1451. PART-TIME - _---.-I. arson 9Ohp . esc 16fib,'rqlass cond , uii,,tly eitras, custom vinyl canvas & tarp, must sell 5995 3231757 Eves. 372 0612, 322 1547 clean 8. turn, gas heat, I Couches, ChAirs, chest, end tables & coffee tables. bed stead. mattress 8. hoispring. TV's, new statuc. clocks, zig zag sewing mach,ne, 121 2 ,'lan tools. 1966 HOnd,1 pre'anr inotorcyclt & a lot of m.s iICI11S SOmetflig for everyone - -- 590,000 new kit floor. Priced at only $26,950 REALTORS [J3 PAR K 1 BR-Sin up. Pool, Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-1670 Mariners Village. Let a Classified Ad help you fi,à ___________________________ * * * * * * * * estate is na Dowda, whose ad. personal representative, Sanford, Florida, on January 22, Feb. 7. Presented for public by Daytona Beach Community College for $6 fee. No cost to those 60 and on SR 46. Junior tattis free Tract 3-1 Service Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 32? 5990 * AUCTION SALE * FRI. 7:30 P.M. AlPIOAT, 12' wide Gore, 0360 ISO hp. I ycoming, new prop & bushings, many estras, sacrifice 52,500. 323 1757 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR I BR. 3B, Pool . IlOOCornell Dr. Inc., Realtors From SlOfo $50 Cali 37? 1621. 37 416 - NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory HAtcOLBWTREALTY _______ j Inquire 500 S. Oak $417143. 323•5176 thereof, as recorded in Fiat Book the address of which I$ Seminole claimissecured,thesecurityshall 5. Page 47, PublIc Records of County Courthouse, Probate be described. The claImant shall Seminole County, Florida; Division, North Park Avenue, deliver sufficient copies of the Tract 64 of SANLAPIDO Sanford, Florida, 3277). The claim to the'clerk to enable the thereof, as recorded in Flat and art exhibition. File Number 79.4$4.CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole ________ - - ------- ----- - --- Ray.Bart Realty, Inc. Peg. Real Estate Broker 3 BR, lB. 1g. lot, CH-A,carp., alt. oar., well with underground I system. Chain-linked back yd. with 16x32 scr swim, pool. I MuSt see to appreciate. I Brokers Protectea .3:2 2831 i Nile or Day. 213S' S French (17 9?) Sanford 323 5374 3 Bdrm 2 bath Tract Si of SANLANDO TO ALL PERSONS HAVING KAY Seminole County, Florida; j I SANDALWOOD APTS. — "bulging PARSONS with musical SWEETS, SPRINGS. a repIat, according to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS used. talent," plat thereof as recorded in Flat AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Each claim must be in writing Book 9, Peoe 19. Public Records of AND ALL OTHER PERSONS The appointment of and must indicate the basis for the Williams, who appeared as a Tract $9 of SANLANDO YOU ARE HEREBY creditor or his agent or attorney, guestconductorwlth the Pops SPRINGS, according to plat NOTIFIED that the ad. and the amount claimed, If the last May, was announced in thereof, as recorded In Flat Book ministration of the estate of claim is not yet due, the date when Small Engine Repair classes 4-7 and 7-10 p.m., Deltona Junior High School shop, each Wednesday I The Real Estate Agency - fl 2565 statement of any claim or demand and over. SUm n' Trim Exercise Class, 1p.m., DeBary First Presbyterian, each Wednesday through May?. No cost to those 60 and over. REALTY WORLD. 72—Auction ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 17 92 Sanford. Fla 32771 (çn _________ J' ______ L V 9561. Sanford Gracious living. Rees. 912 French Ave. Sanford County Courthouse, 1) -- -- * * * * * * ** AAA A L 29-Rooms from 7 to 10 p.m. on Mon. I Tues. nIghts. I) English, exp. urn. Any lob considered. Call 323. . — Sanford's Sales Leader 'Y) - _______ ________ J English, has some exp. in dec. & boat recur. Other tnc*ki Ceramics for sale. Prices reduced on Mi finIshed oreenware, bisque. qIazes & stains. Starts Jan. S thru J, II. Sumner Ceramics. 529 Nolan St. off 421. 322-1175. INC. REALTORS s30ia32or335s7ii eves. JUST FOR YOUI4BR,28t,ome in Tee-in-Green wilh new CliA, carp. & morel Spacious rms, Fia. rm,, & freshly I painted! RPP WARRANTED. Yours for $41,900, — i BUY JUNK CARS your till up 55--Boats & Accessories Easy to buy 538,000. .1 BR, ii, B, 2 story charmer. Real FP, I Sanford city, has everything! Owner will hold mort. Number I One Property Place Inc. 645 3901. FORRESIGREENE 77—Junk Cars Removed iias tank in your nviqhborhood for SI 00 in Silver COiflS Will .1150 buy Silver OinS I196.1 or bcforCf for c,lsh at rate $175 for each ten (tfltS 831 8)19 _________________________________ LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 323 6100 Knowles Realty Inc. PEAL TOI 628.3005 Alt. Spg., new 2-story, all-cedar Contemporary, facing lake, huge trees, 31g. BPs, master has 2 walk in Closets, 2' a, Stone FP, loft fam. mm., eat-in kit, with microwave Center, Seller will carry mortgage. Call to see. 594,900. I Park Ave., Sun. & Mon. only. __________________________________ _____ __________________________ thereof as recorded in Plat Book , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Page 15. Public Records of SEM'NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SemInole County, FlorIda; PROBATE DIVISION Tract 57 of SANLANDO File Number 79.4$4.CP cording to piat therci, as recorded IN RE ESTATE OP from the "wildly talented" in Put Book 4, Page 34, Public FLORENCE ERVA MYERS, Community Center. Each Wednesday through May 7, S 322•2611 SALEI Cabinet shop. All types of OP DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE _ ' COUNTRY LIVING! I BR 2B home in 051cm! S acre mini-. I farm, above ground pool, barn & lots more! BPP WARRANT- I ED! Enjoy for 564,900. Call I 373-2322 for Info. _________________ 6270 CLA IMS Tract 32 of SANLANDO DEP-76 SPRINGS, according to plat - cirai.ti.n Dpt - I r'riv.tte party will Yard Sale 2507 i.. Liirrnonf At Sat & Sun tO 5 after hours 831-2335, $69-0994or 8310037 - 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 . LOVELY! 3 BR,''lB home in DeBary In quiet neighborhood! Lg. lot with extras. Must see to appreciate! Only $7750 EVENING HERALD NOTICE TOCREDITORS Page 15, Public Records of December21, l9l9and January 1) coy. Fla. mm., 600' garden rm & new carp. Fumn, too! BPP WARRANTED. Just $43,000. GIRLS dock. 587,500. Piloian Realty, Realtors, 831 1912. Eves, or tIlLIOS CC. Manor. CH, Din, area, I EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER SCHOOL ___________ __________________________________ Call JOAn 322-7513 ______________ Legal Notice Seminole County, Florida 4 REALTY — REALTORS JUST LISTED!7BP,lBhomejn Ages 13-17 EXPRESSIONS $000 aft 9 p.m. Division BOYS CREATIVE UIVO. REWARD, Call Joe 322. Seminole County, Florida; acres, beach house 8 boat REALTY lcs.—cw.in - Tr.flA —r R. 2 tam . wide var ivty Cloth, yarns. appliances. pictures, ttc Sat & Sun , 815 Cherokee Circle, Sunland Estates -- ------------Rig garaqe sale' Sat only' 827 Piisal,,i Or 9.1 in tell? Lakefront, Enterprise Rd. on Lake Lenardy. 3 BR, 7' B, - _____ S.J-e1.sr.nn cl1. Sanford, condominium, San dalwood Villas, i BR. lower level, 5.30,500. Principals only. 830 8546 -- - - transactions, operate eqpt. such as tractors 8. other light eqpt. Residence furnished. 5 pct. comm against 510.000 guarantee. Canoe Country, 6)5 Wymore Rd., Winter Park, Fl. 33759 Eat by Gill Fox _______________ development & real estate _______________________ __________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 4 PCt. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $230. Low down payments 322 2287 .. _________________________ SIDE GLANCES _____ _____ ____ Must have Real Estate ___________________________ Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages. PO Box SOil, Clear. water, Fl. 33511 Arnr H. Bickwith, Jr. Clerk to the Board of - , __________________________ flg $ ______ -- ______________________ _______________________ FIGHT INFLATION SellAvon. lncreaseyoureamnln9 power. For details, Call l.u1-4687 or 644-3079 - - CommIssioners of Semlnof — - AVON OF Jan.9, 1550. BarneyHeadrick 5-Lost & 414js _____________________ __________________________ CURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS P "We might commission new SPRINGS, according to pIat submit written statements or be works. It's a forwn for doing thereof, as recorded in Plat Book lead orally. that, too. Perhaps things ut 4. Page 56, Public Records of By order of the Board of County Seminole County, Florida; - Egg 8. Omelet Restaurant 2$lSFrenchAye, ______________________ Tract 27 of SANLANDO room each Tuesday through May 6. No fee [or those 60 and over, 'I Dishwasher full.time, days only. ___ ___ _______________ Watercolor class, 4.6:30 p.m., Deltona Jr. High art I'p.I.'&I - SundQ-Noon FridQ Pops Public Records of Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, of Sm., male puppy. 7 mo. old, Florida, on December 5, 1519 at orchestra simply to'foliow the County, Florida; "TIGER", bro, white, & bIle. 7:30 P.M., ores soon thereafter as markings. Lost 13th Tract 24 tradition established by Of SANLANDO possible, to review, hear corn. French Thurs.,. Jan. 3. Little SPRINGS, according to plat rnents and Fiedler In his 50 years on the make recom. Oy broken-hearted. 323-0264. thereof, as recorded in Piat Book mendatbons to the Board of County podIum. 4• Page 21, Public Records of Commissioners on the above TO THE PEOPLE who called "1 think the repertoire will Seminole County, Fiorida; about the lost puppy, captioned ordinance, Tract 25 of SANLANDO gradually change," he said. "TIGER", please be good Additional information may be SPRINGS, dcculdlng t piát enough to call pack. W,.tove talned by contacting the Land ,, wiuwut getting stto thereof as him I miss him very much I recorded In Plat Book S. Development Manager .t 3234320, any large musicological Page 45, Public Records of Extension want him home. Little boy $e"tjnnle rNIv !.j.4I,wJe.,,. d!.c.e.cs!iic. thzt lmc .rfec 6ie hUn every day. REWARD still stands, 323. Tract 26 of SANLANDO hearing who wish to comment on I l'ops is a great forum tar SPRINGS according to plat the proposed actions may 0264. submit development and some exthereof as recorded in Flat Book $. written statements to the Land LOST: wh. shep. puppy w.biue Page 17, PublIc Records of Development Division prior to the perimnentation not only in Seminole County, Florida; strapcollsr, from W. Lii. Mary non field hut in liaht mucit' edui.d ubIit h.irI ia..s. Boston I Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville. mission. 372-10769 a.m..S p.m. Ask for Doris. Noon The DafBefoe Publicotion -- Friday, Jan. Il, 1980—CA _____________________________ meet & speak with public. Call 322-4076. 9 a.m..5 p.m. for interview. ______________________ PROFESSIONAL CEMETERY COUNSELORS Top Corn- DEADLINES according to plat thereof, as on Room 203 of the Seminole REWARD offered for the return recorded in Fiat Book 9, Page 6. conductor in the 95-year history of the . - PUBLIC RELATIONS- Able to - "Star SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. 44c line Itc a line 36c a line ' _____ Sanford VFW101O8dinner,5:30.8p.m.,logcabjn post home on lakefront. Open to public. 'iHelpWanteci Cooks, P-I, exp. only in fine dining. Particular interest in dinnerline cook. Call Mrs. G, 665.4493. Deltona Inn. _____________________ 8:00 A.M 5:30 PM. 7consecutivetim.s MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY___ Noon 3 Ltnes MinImum NOIr CflIIMTV rnuo Lots 12 and 13 and Tract A. who won three Oscars for his SPRINGS, according to pint thereof, as recorded in Flat Book Meredith Manor, a replat of Block stirring scores for s, Page 59, Public Records of c Nob Hill Section, Flat Book 11, Page 21, Public Records oh Wars" and two other films, Seminole County, Florda; Tract 14 of SANLANDO Semlisoie County, FlorIda. Section told a news conference of his TownshIp 21, Range 29. Con. eagerness to Innovate and ex- SP5, the North or Blocks sistlng ci one acre more or less. A, B, C and D according to the plat ln the general local ion of the West pertinent, thereof as recorded in Flat Book Page 55, Public Records of Side of East Lake Brantley Drive, He said he knew he would be approximately 700 feet North of SR Seminole County, Florida; compared to Fiedler — "an Tract II of SANLANDO unmatchable myth" — but hIT Further, the PlannIng and SPRINGS, Second Replat of the Zoning Commission of Seminole had not been named the 19th South "z or Block E, F, G, and H, County will hold a public hearing Winter PQk Itime 3 consecutivetimes conductorof the Boston Pops, SPRINGS, according to plat DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FOR __...___ -paid tribute to the late con- thereof, as recorded In Plat Bock THE PURPOSE OF REZONING 4—P S()IS -FROM R.1AA SINGLE FAMILY _____________________________ ductor, but said he will not S. Page 45, Public Records of DWELLING DISTRICT TO R. 1 follow.bflndly in his footsteps. Seminole County, Florida; AND 2 FAMILY DWELLING DIS I WILL NOT BE RESPON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Senior Citizens tour to Busch Garder, Tampa. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m.; pick up at - - full & part time. RN, 5.1 & 4 Apply in person Sanford Nursing 83L.9993 HOURS - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ____________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. . .- t - '. ................. - SIVE PLAN FROM LOW DENSI. Seminole County, Florida; Tract 11 of SANLANDO TY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM as musical director and Church. -. _-.- -._. Seminole SPRINGS, accordIng to plat MENDS THE DETAILED LAND thereof, as recorded in Flat Book USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. Williams, named Thursday Ce, uicvvu UiV IWIIVU ricuier St. . ._ CLASSIFI ED ADS SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 11,1?, 11, 21,25,26,21,30,31,32,57, OF COUNTY CU',SMISSIONIRS NOTICE OF PUBLIC 59,63,64, 63.67, 73, 14,76, or 77, and all of the Lake Oaks Section, HEARINGS The Board of County Corn. SANLANDO SPRINGS, SEMI. missionersof Serninole'County will NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendants, hold a publIc hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Cour. NOTICEOFSUITAND thouse, Sanford, Florida on RIOHTTOINTENVENE - Commerce. .. ____________________________ IJNDON (UPI) — "Star TO: EACH AND EVERY PER. January22,1910a17:OOp,M.,oras Wars" composer John Wil- SON WHO IS AN OWNER OF SOOfS thereafter as possible, to REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN consider a specIfic land use hams, newly appointed SANLANDO SPRINGS. SEMI. amendment to the Seminole conductor of the Boston Pops County Comprehensive Plan, NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Drchestrmi, says he will update CLAIMING ANY ESTATE, Ordinance fl-25, and rezoning of the Arthur Fiedler tradition TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE the described property from R. FOLLOWING DESCRIBED 1AA Single Family Dwelling by seeking out "wildly REAL PROPERTY OR ANY District to P.? 1 and 2 Family talented" new composers and PORTION THEREOF WHICH DwellIng District, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HAS BEEN REPLATTED, rescuing neglected modern SANLANDO ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH A. Tract 6 of Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m,, Rolling Hills Moravian - . .. - Legal Notice ar Wars' CALENDAR . . Plnting FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Licensid 373-3107 Insured .-- ----- -______ Quality workmanship, No job too small or big, Interior or cx. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 322. 007) — — PaintIng & Repair EUTSL'ER PAINTING I REPAIR_Interior, Exterior ,:REE FSTIMATESCaII 36$-$34 Painting IRemodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5259 Typing 327-5665 Complete Mobile SL OA N 'S TV PING SEP VICE Home Repair 3-0-5359 Business, personal & resumes $30 $911 �SPORTS I Friday, Jan. 11, 1fl0 IOA—Ev.ning Herald,Sanford, Fl. Torchy Notches 200th`çaror Victory Number On "; e Knights WIn 12th Stmight . BY SAM COOK "I've been more relaxed the past two Cotton was plagued somewhatby fouls Michaels dropped to 34 for the season five of our children go through here." Into the contest, Jones engineered a 30-8 More Importantly it was Knight One of the five who is just about blitz which settled matters before Torchy as he picked up his third with 6:17 games," is how Frank explained her mentor Torchy Clark's 200th college through is senior son, Bo. sent in the relievers with 4:41 to go in the remaining in the half and exited at that boost in scoring. "Before I'd try too hard. Prior to Thursday night's encounter career win In Ii seasons at UCF, for. Now, I'm not worrying about it." juncture. "He's very deserving. He's worked his half. against St. Michaels UCF Athletic. merly Florida Technological University, butt off," said Bo, who ought to know. "I Following Frank In the scoring column "We played a good first half," T. Clark "I've been playing pretty good despite Director Dr. Jack O'Leary was holding which a throng of 1,873 didn't hesitate to realize people aren't going to want to said about the 52-29 advantage. "But we the fouls," Cotton said. "So I haven't was Lake Brantley's Meg Fahey, who was making her initial appearance for court on how St. Patrick had driven the remind him during a postgame toasting believe that because I'm his con. But the didn't play so well the second half." been too worried about it." snakes from Ireland. the Lady Knights after transferring from of Torchy. . guys in practice know.' Another dominate (actor was the play Along with B. Clark and Cotton, Despite the Irish heritage of Dr. Jack, Torchy, whose given name is Gene, Auburn. Along with his off-court accolades for of 250-pound 6-5 center Dean Rossin who joined ft double figure scoring with 13 he- was at a loss to determine just what received a commemorative plaque from his father, young Clark made quite an owned the backboards with 19 rebounds. Fahey'notched 14 points, as did Dale St. Mike had done to earn his sainthood, UCF President Dr. Trevor Colbourn and impression on the court too with 11 of 22 Rossin, a Lake City product who didn't points and steady Pete Krull added 10. Zimmerman. Former Sanford ace Sonya No one was at a loss to explain what a color television from the boosters' club field goals and five of six free throws for play high school basketball, consistently Forward Steven Bourke had 16 points for Manley contributed 10 points and four Michaels, while Michael Olivieri steals. happened in the next half hour though, as. and the fans. tipped the ball In or kept it alive during. ' 27 points, chipped in 13. the Knights raced to a 40.15 bulge enroute ,When we first started I don't know if Saturday the Lady Knights return to It was runnlngrnate Gerald Jones, the Knights scoring tear. to a 9044 thrashing of the visiting Purple we'd win 25 games," Clark retrospected however, that broke the Knights out of In an earlier game the Lady Knights action against Miami Dade South with a 2 Joining Rossin on the boards was Knights from Winooski, Vermont. about the Knights early growing palns- some early game lethargy with a dose of former Fighting Seminole Ruben Cotton slipped past Yale 79-78 on the strength of p.m. tipoff at Seminole Community The victory was number 12 of the year 'But that was back lnthe gym shorts an4 nifty balthandltng and some pinpoint with 11 rebounds and 11 points. Cotton 21 points by former Lake Howell ace College. Torchy's male counterpart will for the nation's number one ranked high school gym era, ranks third nationally in rebounding with Cindy Frank. The 5-7 sophomore also host Western New England College at I passing. Division II team against no setbacks. St. collected 11 rebounds for the 84 Knights. p.m. Sunday in the UCF gym. "UCF has been very good to us. We had. Holding just a 10.7 lead seven minutes an average of just under 14 a game. Herald Sports Writer Tribe Seeks 16th Against Apopka Elsewhere around the Twé of the state's top ten high school basketball squads county tonight, the DeLand will be on display in Seminole Bulldogs travel to take on the Greyhounds in the 4vman County t°pJ m while Spruce Creek's The undefeated and fifth Hawks pay a visit to ranked Fighting Tribe Of Bill Altamonte Springs for a Payne will shoot for victory 16 match up against the Lake when they host the fast im- Brantley Patriots. proving Apopka Blue Darters Saturday's action has Lake at 8:00 P.M. Brantley at Oviedo and The state's third ranked Crooms at L.esburg. team, the Mainland But,Mainland and Seminole . caneers— also a member of a appear to be setting the stage strong Five Star Conference for a clash of highly ranked — visit Maitland to tackle prep squads when the Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Seminoles play host to the Silver Hawks who are fresh Buccaneers on Friday, off a Tuesday night win over January 18th In the Seminole the Lyman Greyhounds. gym. .. . . ,.. . . .. - "1 . ..' - ,iv. •-- 1 .! . '' ____ points 22 to lead Sanford's Lady Seminoles to a 59.62 win over Apopka Th Thursday night In overtime. - •'. ..-,, , 1.. ' : . . SANFORD (59): Jacobs 2, Melton 22, Yowskaw 2, Hardy 23, Bennett 6, Bogeji 4, Totals 267430 APOPKA (56): Smith 14, !ridges 1I,11arnee 11, Aader.onL 11, Jackson 2. Totals *2 32-27 Halftime: Sanford *2, Apopka 21, Regulation: Sanford 52, Apopka U. Fouls: Sanford 22, Apopka 1$. Fouled ____ U, ,. 68 at Indian Wells, which is considered the easiest of the four Hope courses. Fergus got his 68 at tougher Eldorado. His round included the first ace of the year - on the par.3 12th - three birdies and one bogey. Arnold Palmer, who has won the Hope five times but not since 1973, also had an ace - the 10th of his long and colorful career. It came on the par-3 sixth at Indian Wells. Palmer _____ ______ 5)11w. 4 --.-.'- ....... Loudon 151, Jim Arroyo 455. Mike y'iuv.. .ur.w, i.uu-- rem uiimy Vikings, Pinch Pins. God Rails, McKibben 4$, Had NOVOW ,. - WAINDAY DROP-OUTS -- ...__•_ aianuin9i; Splitters, Hot SMOS, Whit Kids, Convertid Split.: Allies Hanson Scatter Pins, Hooks 1. Curves. -7.101 Jos Wekk 33101 Adrian Shamrocks, Makeups. Drip Dries, Ross 41.1: Mike lurks 146 3.101 Three And ½. Block lusters, Hits Dan lurtos3.10,RuthWi.Wer310s & Misses. Alley Cats, SOAP Suft APAW P"houd 3.101 Louis* Weston G.gittirL 3.10; Verne Pohl 3.101 RiTh Foote High Games: Mike Burke 305. 1.1 Martin Hansen 107, Andy Patrick Miriam V.nDuyn. S.?, Mike Ross 101. Gordon Lamb 10$, Irving 3-S. . Fried 114, Barbara Knesil I$4. Curtis Finlayson ISO, Adrian Ross THURSDAY MITE MIflD 175 Jim Arroyo 175, Mike Ross Standings: Ilelilons, Heaps, "U" 174, Sam Kaminsky 172, Ted Ready, Jnms. Hits A splils, Puckett 171, 1.1111. Adiinston 141, Witts Amoco. lake Mary Pub, Hazel Bauder 143, Mitzi Loudon Greans Grocery, Lakeview 142, Finny McKibben 143, Francs Nursing Contort Sanford Auto Flieger 134, Alice oaldusok 155, Parts. Lillian Pohl 154. WinnIe Spencer High Games: Ron La Baunty Ill. Lucille Thatcher $34. . 1I$113, Jeannie Adams 200, Jerry High Series: Andy Patrick MS Campbell 153, Richard Heaps lOs, Martin Hansen 513, Gordon Lamb Marlene Heaps III Jim Barrett IS,, Mike Nois 150, Irving Fried 151.143, Butch Rose 177.113. Peggy 471, Ted Puckett 174. LIsle Miller Ron ldL Kathy Mggardl3, Burt 470, Barbara Knewl 457, MltZi Trues 102.17l1N. 21 AWA&1 [a a The Butler did It. Seminole High's Reggie Butler a big reason the Tribe is 15-0. Against Colonial Tuesday night Butler scored 16 points. nailed 24 rebounds, blocked II) shots, dished out six assists and grabbed eight steals - which all adds up to his Burger King Player of the Week selection. Kegler's Komer finished with a 70 and that put him only two shots Off the lead and obviously, he was pleased with his round. Al Morgan, Scott Simpson, Mark Hayes, Lee Elder and Llndy Miller shot 69s at Indian Wells; Len Nielsen tiM a 69 at to lay a stroke . Quilts and Craig Stadlera69 at Eldorado .2..1 .._...t.. fl_I....... ..& flit cenma me iean. Sixteen owes were ucu with rauzerr i 70, Including defending Hope champion John Mahaffey, who played with an amateur threesome of former president Gerald Ford, Hope and young Nathaniel Crosby. Lady Raiders Whip Polk The Crooms Panthers gained a measure of revenge for two earlier losses this season by knocking off Kissimmee 51.43 Thursday night. Calvin Bryant led the Panther attack with 24 Points. The victory marked the fifth Straight for Crooms since the Panther Christmas Invitational and Improved its record to 11-3 on the season. Copper 06-li, Nicholson 12.4 4, Burton! 0.04, Morgan 524 U. Totals 24 2-7 49. , SEMINOLE (74): Martin 18 3421, Cnizl9.II, Ssz*Itk 124 12, Bell! 0.14, BIddiz4 0.11 14, Manuel 71-218, DImtrOff 10. ' MerkOth 0000. Totals: 32 12-19 74. HnfttIme Seminole 32-22. Seminole U, Folk 19, Foulded cut: Burton. POLk(41): C4IlIxa$04 ii, - TOW feWs: Had il4lli, Redding O0.10, The visit Panthers Leesburg Saturday for a 6:30 contest. Kiiilmmee4eayer 2.24, Hicks 2-242, Alexander 142, McGee 142, Ford 16-1.210 Nigea 142. Totals 19HZ. Cr.oma-Law 14$, bryant 2144, Jackson 14$, W.stea 124, Wynn 44$, knIght 144, Hendricks 244. Totals 16-135, • u...wi i.0 .i.... 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SANFORD, FLORIDA happy tobehereand winning is not on my mind. But itwould be nice, wouldn't it?" . ,f•. Friday, January 11, 1980 Co PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — Every now and then some nice young kid shoots a fine round of golf on the PGA Tour and Immediately someone asks, "Who's he?" Thursday, in the rain-delayed opening round of the $304,500 Bob Hope Desert Classic, the first event of the 1980 Tow, Bob Proben, a youngster from Redford, Mich., came out of nowhere with a 68 that tied him for the lead with the betterknown Jerij Pate and Keith Fergus. When PGA officials hustled Proben, who earned his playing card last spring, into the press tent to be Interviewed, he almost stumbled. Obviously, he had never been Interviewed before and he wasn't loQklng forward to it, although he proved to be an articulate young man who seems to know where he is going. "I'm so nervous," Proben apologized. "I really don't know what to say. I was a lot calmer playing golf. At least on the course I new where I was going and what I had to do. This is very exciting, so pleace forgive me." When Proben was asked to go through his round - played at the host La Quinta club - he got lost. He couldn't remember all the holes and the clubs he used. So, he apologized again. But he didn't have to apologize for the way he played. Asked If he were thinking about winning the Hope, Proben said, "No. I'm just trying to, have a good time. This is a wonderful place to be and I'm having the time of my life. I'm . . . Lady Seminoles Edge Apopka Rivera Arnie Fires Ace In Hope Classic. ./. Ewening Hemid 0 . JA*1b 60 J.WIl$ .. • omo. auB et '. - IBM • , . $1450 IIlIJIjip.jj 111111$.71SN-$3i 1* Iei'tNsSsdait is '-1 .. 0. it. - ... .-.. .• . ,, . . -. . , ... - .• .. ...........- V Zc i ; ...-' cLtj.. .'-.J. • . i...'. ,w'a'. I' i:-.. • Y,' •'j. •S4 , �il —Ev.nlng Hera W, Snford, Fl. Fr1dsJ.n. 11, iNS They Found GO TELEVISION GLIDE ft you're thlak1*gof getting out ,and .sreI.klag far semethiig to do d& wee&ead. bare Exercise Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. ii, I9sO-3 'Last Resort' Fails By DAVID HANDLER Breeding) Is the wry, self- plots out of its characters. It's tempting to pass over, effacing Alex. Gall Collins One week Gail's old high "The Last Resort" as a (Stephanie Faracy) is the school buddy comes up for b meager Imitation of "Taxi," cuddly new breeder like the weekend. She's now gay. Cable Ch. Independent which It Is. Elaine whose favorite line Is One week Murray Is secretly 0 (AIC) Orlando Orlando ( (35) But before we say goodbye "I like you too much to go out going to night school. He dent to this CBSsitcom, currently with you." Murray (Robert flunks out. Another week (1 7) Indepen 0 (CBS) Orlando Atlanta, Ga. In Its second time slot, we Constanzo) is the nasty, Michael and Gail decide to (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Public can view it as living proof of cheap, vulgar maitre 'd, ala have an affair. He gets (10) do Orlando Broadcasting System what happens when you try Louie In "Taxi." Kevin whiplash. in addition to the channels listed, cablevislon subscribers may fun@ In to Independent channel to produce a character (John Fujloka) is a hostile, This 6. Miami, by tuning to channel s tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian comedy instead of a gag Oriental Latka who speaks h Broadcasting Network (CON). Last Resort" cannot comedy — but fall, an explosion of In- avoid cheap, shallow laughs Gag comedy is the comedy comprehensible curses and every 30 seconds. Even of situation — coincidence, swirling knives, worse, Michael and Gail are mistaken Identity and Toplayitevensafer,"The sotteUmes people, i násunóerstanding. "Thrs ee''sasl, ?tesort features three sometimes buffons. It Company," is pure gag obligatory types from a depends on the story. THE ULTIMATE HIGH 4:30 comedy. The basic one-line million gag comedies — the SATURDAY "The Thrill Of Motor Sports" B BOB HOPE DESERT promise of the show — a nebish, the slob and the stud You don't create great JANUARY 12, 1900 CLASSIC Coverage of the final straight guy lives with two who alternate between by playing It safe. comedy proles. BOB HOPE DESERT round In this annualfrom the cute girls and the landlord panting over nubile guests You don't get a show on the sional golf tournament MORNING CLASSIC Covinge of the Indian Wells Country Club near thinks he's gay, only he Isn't and Insulting old ones. air by taking risks. That, in annual professional golf tour. Palm 0:30 Springs, California. — is Itself a gag. Like "Taxte," "The Last the one-line joke of nament from the Indian Wells 2-COUNTRY FISHING Gag comedy has one Resort" tries to draw Its television, Is the punchline. Country Club near Palm MONDAY AFTERNOON Springs, California. mission — go for a laugh JANUARY 14, 1950 once every 30 seonds. The 1.100 430 () Q SPORTS 8PECTACU- (5) 0 SPORTS EXTRA "The EVENING scripts are worked over by a Ilk AA&A.AIL LAR Coverage of the Senior Super Bowl" dozen joke writers. 'I 8:00 Bowl from Montgomery. (D 0 WIDE WORLD OF (17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta characters are subordln Alabama; a 10-round heavy- SPORTS Coverage of the HarFlames vs. Montreal Canadians to the gags and as a res weight fight between Coon lem Globetrotters' performtend to be types rather th MEMO MEN NONE Spinks and Alfredo Evangelista ance In Lake Placid, N.Y.; people. WEDNESDAY from Atlantic City; Motorcycle Men's World Cup Skiing from Jump Challenge Match Kitzbuh.4. Austria; Women's Character comedy Is JANUARY 16, 1950 between Gary Wells and Dale World Speed Skating from lighter half of human drar OEM MEMO Buggins from Seattle, Wash- Hamar, Norway. The characters are EVENING ington. drawn and dictate the stor • SUNDAY 1:30 10:30 by their behavior. 'I (7)O HIGH SCHOOL BOWL (17) NBA BASKETBALL humor comes out of th JANUARY 13, 1900 Jones vs. Osceola Atlanta Hawks vs. San Diego traits — vanities, drear 2:00 Clippers peeves — rather than (Z)SW8TUNG MOON" situations being Impo THURSDAY 300 8 1130 onto them. (7) • PROFESSIONAL. (DO BILL DANCE OUTJANUARY 17, 1910 It's the harder comedy BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- DOORS the two. You must ha age of the $135000 Showboat EVENING AF talented, disciplined pi Invitational from the Showboat am NOME Bowling Center in Las Vegas. formers and writers. 'V 1 Nevada must have D (35) COLLEGE BASKET- also --i S (I) COLLEGE BASKETWHOMMO BALL Florida vs. Kentucky BALl. Syracuse at Purdue t may take 10 minutes 3:30 build up to one big laui That's 10 long minul MOMAMEN without jokes, which gh network executives ft Can January 11 thru 17 r . Time Out To Eat . BLJCW$ RE&rAURANT_. Clit"anding dining In New Prime Rib Room. Sanford Airport at the — Be A Delight - think It's fantastic!... I feel great after running. It really unwinds you. I hope a lot more people will use it" Kit Thompson was talking about the Heart Parcows or the Heart Park as It Is more commonl3v known -that at Was recently Installed along the lakefront In Sanford Uwough the efforts of the Junior Women's Club and the terminal Bldg. HOLIDAY INN " LAKE MONROE Featuring -waterIi ateak and seafood. Your favorite *n avellalil, . the 8t.JObfl5' anford. • fVJ - - - . -06 - HOIWAY INN —14— Enjoy live entertainmag in loiage Tzeesdaythru Saturday. LadleV NIgI* itai s.tu All • Mrs RESTAURANT L40UNG11t Both Ionch 0. ont e Mon. ftu5°pa Drive, Sanford. _____ ; -'• ____ DWUWW Sunday. Boulevards, said dw to tab = 5OlUhe at m U11111188 a week after she leaves work it the Sanford Flow The course consists ala pathway for walking or jogging, plus a series of eurcias aliens along the way. Each of the stations has a specific exislicige to be done plus the antfordoing iL A plaque at each station y explains what in be done and 1`110100mllnends ft number Of times the beginner Or advanced user should repeat the biglnn.rs and more advanced usrs. - sp.cw. ___ . - . ______ •. .:. dances cut Saturday at DeBary Community Center for senior cltltena. Uve music twice a mon1th Exbthit .1 religious pIIugs U$b tkroqb calory, through mid-January, Cornell Fine A. Center Musewn, RoUlAs College, Winter Park. Free tOPUblICTUesdaythroughF,jday,Ioa.m. to 5p.m and Saturday and Sunday, 1.5 p.m. Closed Christmas and New Years Day. 716d Asind , aeati 'i'"—' t •• I u... MENOMEN OMMMOM WOMMMM Emma ON ENOMMmom mom MEN --.NMM OEM a... ..a Park with otbw em&ym at the IPUphip Bank and find red help for getting and slaying in shape. feel the park Is a valuable set for the citizens of Sanford. Moat everyone they know who uses the park enjoys it, they said, but the biggest PrObbm In getting people to try It the first time. "You have to 'naks yourself get out here said Mrs. WllIIsmg, "but thel) it's fun" fir •1 . • D&orls Willi and. J 1c -Springfield us th. park after NEES mom AM ••• Story and Photos by Torn NtsI - psUtIy. events for Scottish athist.,, pipers and dancers. Advance ticbsis at area tichet agencies. The cwim Muu. ••. -• . - .. - - @) B ) I — Warm-UP y h4we each workout. Complete the Heart Park every other day. — Exerdaeat le" IQcofl.euUve minutes workout. Exercise itrenuosaly enough so that your pulse rate rises within your target heart range. The target heart range Is the pUlse rate you should maintain (hWIn5 the exercise which Is based on 60 to 80 Percent 01 your maximum heart but rate according to your age. Aguide Is Provided with more thorough in. structiona at the park. • t The A r ® - • Real Màltbl. no Meusa ON 01 me larg disejays of elisHa In the world. Located on }foJ Avenue at College, Wh*er Park, bourn are 1. 5 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 am, to 5p.m., WeThday Urough 3a$izd,$y, ( Monday. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 4~ 1,2. Group rates avllis. ()fl 0 @) exercise. As a guide towards total fitness, It Is recommended the user ow C rules. and rensd hieing, 8 p.m., ever • Sjorts Mm farilj Th. Heart course is designed for - Network executive - •- --• -•--- --"---s .t th HIMMMOEMMEMO 39 College dog. — 35 Comedian way: you don't see much ACROSS Jonathan — character comedy On TV. 1 Talk show 40 Tender cut of 9 Landed 10 Essence meat 37 Low (French) "Taxi," which has the host — Orif• 42 Actor — II Devours 38 Roman one strength to pass over the fin 19 Little Indi Borgnine hundred two easy laughs for the one big 5 Humorist — 46 Actor John ns 39 Actor-dancer — 21 EoIi drink Ken punch-line, Is the exception. Levenson 8 Wise 23 Actress 50 Coffin 41 Large music "The Last Resort" tries to 12 Thought 51 Association Tatum boa have it both ways. 13 Actress — (abbr.) 25 Acquire 42 Black This sitcom about a gang Gardner 53 Indian tribe 26 New Guinea 43 Slit-like openport of college kids that works 14 Dorsal bonne 54 Tentmakering (Biol) poet 44 Close to 27 Is (French) summers in the kitchen of a IS Ship's struc• tural base 55 Inlet 29 Article 45 Actor Rip — stodgy resort has the IS Prefix for 86 Hard to find 30 Fondle 47 Snare trappings of "highbrow" three 57 Not one 31 Chemical suf. 48 Ireland character comedy. The 17 Fog 58 Negative profix 49 Actress Donfix theme music Is stolen from IS Animosity 32 Possessive na — pronoun 52 Dolores Del the British Imports we see on 20 Comic actor 59 Hurried — 34 Exist — PBS. The lead characters go 22 Don Air (combDOWN to college, which mean, they form) speak good English and read 24 Never — I Emcee — Douglas books (misconceptions die Sunday 25 Spaceman 2 Actress Bar. hard). WIvtMUvtI IlIUM! VIN1OI turnedsena berm To play it safe, "The Last —wild tor 3 Biblical Resort" has copied many of 28 Old horse liii aIi.ILIIIII.1IslafNIIIIII ox the characters from "Taxi." 30 Product of NI iloI, vI. 4 Comic strip Is'i'iiI l3VlJTUA.h1hJ) character, That's a fatal mistake — taro root Prince Eden Instantly makes the 33-01 — 1ISJItM11!lW9S1 34— Verson SWoodiand I O VR lint characters types rather than 35 — Side Stodeity people, which makes It ry 6 Hail! C £ I öINIIAtII I 1N 51 Impossible for us to get In- 36 Asian holiday 7 — Shire (in Ii1MTA1I1l.II 37—Arthur Barnaby volved with them. II11tlVIAIVUVIIIOIII (Maude) Jones) Michael Lerner (Larry 38 Quotes I 1Io1vIs Pit Vt1IAlIiIIIkIII 8 Singer Carly — Ri4l-ft olive twimA - - IN Sealer Cillison Dsee,lp.m. each buisdmy, AltsmUnte SprkW Civic COW. It: •.,. , . • - 4çZ -v.a. •..."tt-•" ) . t•• .i;.. ________ . • ... - • ., • -. r • ... '- ,. . .. ".. '• •. .. • • ' • J - • :--' Patlda Ikace Festival, Jan. 14-19 at Stetson University, DeLand. Performances: Atlanta Ces4smporary Dance Company, I p.m.,. Jan. 15, •'' -. I.'. ' • - - •.• Maitland, Aft Center. Rec liptlon5unday Pin. Msot'lb.odom', Ji.on, atathorof "Pdulaand the Print Markst."Spacjala,relaa,,Jai. JuliO ajn. Gal1&y open free to pthlc Tiss.y Urough 10 am t4 pip. twdayiIa.m.toi P.M and Surift-1-4 pm -, , • : - . Edmunds Center; Frank Holder Dance Company, 8 PXL. Jam 11, Edmunds Cedw. TIChift, Altamonte and Edmunds Centw. Oal recital by Eric Leako, soloist and teacher , In Faculty Artist Series, University of Central Florida musk, rehearsal hall, 3:30 p.m., Jan. I& Tickets Uat door, proc.edsto UC7IWeaIC Heart Park Is laid out along Sanford's Jel lok$*oflt aS a a a ease a a a a. a as a a a a.. a mA 1-1 I ?, 4- :1 J _,__.y _'j_•.s ç"Il i'1 �_______ • 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 11, 910 9:00 special work in the field of NBC MOVIE "Two chic research he has been Minute Warning" (1976) Charlinvolved in. ton Heston, John Cassavetos. 6:30 A sniper stalks the crowd at a John, Hal Linden, The P'ersuaMORNING EVENING NBC NEWS (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED championship football game. sions. 900 GAME (1)OCB8NEW8 (5)0 ThE DUKES OF (I)0SHAZAM • ZARD The Dukes help a young (D0THELAWANDYOU (7)0 FAMILY FEUD O WEEKEND SPECIAL . (7)0 NEWS 600 (DO HOT DOG (10) SNEAK PREViEWS: (H) (35)' MAUDE Maude hires woman whose father is deter. (12) (17) "The Girl With ESP" A young (1)0(7)0 NEWS HUMAN DIMENSION TAKE TWO "Movies And Mrs. Naugatuck, an English mined to prevent her impendgirl who suspects she has IS (10) AS MAN BEHAVES 6:25 e ing marriage. housekeeper who refuses to b supernatural gifts envisions the Vietnam" Roger Ebert and "A Sc entific view" (DO ABC MOVIE "Make Me (DO FRIENDS disappearance of her 7-year- Gene Siskel look at how mov(121(17) CAROL BURNETT bullied. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: An Offer" (Premiere) Susan lea depicted the war in Vietnam '31(1 brOthel. (R) AND FRIENDS 6:30 Patrick O'NeaI. A 5(3)2-COUNTRY FISHING wIth scenes from "Hair," art dealer Leo CastelIl, (Part 2 12:30 930 of 2) young woman learns about the (5) SPECTRtJM "Coming Home" and "The (1)030 MINUTES S®NDCNEWS Deer Hunter." 1121(17) NBA BASKETBALL shadêes'sideOfthereal.estate (DOHOTFUDGE mAuanuA,,I RAIJfl.. W91WWWO PIJW1II 1IIWKS VI. Boston Cal. W'' DICOIflIS an t12)(17) ITS YOUR sIJsss STAND 7.100 (1)0 ABC NEWS tics accredited agent and attempts S @) DONAHUE (10) A WATERCLOCK CR1. (U) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH A 700 10 lure interested clients into (1) IN HEE RAW Guests: s carnival's destitute banjo play. . buying (11) PROFILES 600 Hank Thompson, Janie Fricke. er Is hired to take Barney's 5 (.4) SHIRLEY Shirley dis.111105) NAHI & FRIENDS lION Willy Lattimer, 1)0 BLACK AWARENESS 5(4) SOUL TRAIN COvers that her younger son Is Cohost: Paul Williams. Guests: (1)0 LAWRENCE WELK Bea Arthur, Richard Thomas, (D0SPIOERWOMAI (5)0 SPORTS SPECTACU- "25th Annlversanj unknowingly accepting stolen Of Disney. (17) "What Is The Nature Of Man?" THE THREE LAR Coverage Peter Nero, Rupert Holmes, of the Senior lend" toys from a playmate. (17) SOB NEWHART STOOGES / THE LITTLE Ken Mlnyard, Jimmy Brogan. N.AS. Bowl from Montgomery, Howard's CALS (10) RE to oose Alabama; a 10-round heavy. game-warden Jack McGee's Obsession with bwwm "The Power Of The Market' weight fight between Leon S (4) CHIPS Ponch and .lnn 7:30 finding the Hulk suffers a setare jailed for contempt of Court sets out to win Ellen away from back Friedman travels to Spinks and Alfredo Evangeiista v city when the publisher of his Dr. Milton him. from Atlantic City; Motorcycle when they refuse to reveal an newspaper forbids him to Hong Kong to . demonstrate CS) 030 MINUTES 7•qJ waste any more lime search- how free markets work where (7)0 ANIMALS ANIMALS Jump Challenge Match informant's name during a betwSfl Gary Wells end Dale mobster's trial. the government has chosen not ANIMALS "Polar Animals" 5(1) THREE'S A 0 TRUE POSITION Buggins from Seattle, Wash- CI) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE 08A,D. CATS Nick and to..dirict the (DO WINTER OLYMPICS Ocee (7.) 0 JOKER'S WILD use their partner Saman9:45 •(4) GODZILLA / GLO- Inq 10: THE WORLD COMES io 1:30 (1]) (35) "WORD AND SON tha as bait to trap a psychotic Q (17) PERSPECTIVE ON BETROT'TERS ADVENTURE Host Jim McKay, HIGH SCHOOL BOWL AMERICA 7)0 Fred gets an act together for a mechanic preying on prosti- GREATNESS "Charles A. HOUR Chuck Manglone and Peggy Jones vs. Osceola TV amate,r show with Lamont lutes. Lindbergh The Crowded Idol" (5) 0 MIGHTY MOUSE / G]) (35) MOVIE "Till Death Do Fleming are joined by two and Bubba. D(35 JIM ROCK oRo HECKIE&JECKI.E i000 Us Part" (C) Simon Andrew, (1 American speed skating stars (10) MACNEIL I LEMMA(10) WASHINGTON WEEK DO SUPERFRIENDS and Gus Lussl, the most suc(5)0 DALLAS Digger, in a 1/2 Hrs.) REPORT IN REVIEW (10) PAINT WITH NANCY drunken stupor, tells a figure skating coach in reporter (10) THE GROWING Cesiful (121(17) SANFORD AND SON 12) (17)ULTRAMAN Olympic history, to look at the 9:30 that Cliff Is the father o, sue YEARS "Studying Children" rred puts his home and busi(10) Ellen's baby. 'p'1 (12) (17) NHL HQCKEY Atlanta 1980 Winter Olympics. ness up for sale when he hears "HappyWAIL New Year" Guest: (10) THE PRIME OF MISS Flames vs. Boston Drums (10)ANT$Q(JE_S a disastrous quake will hit. Arnold Bernhard, research JEAN BRODIE "Edinburgh" j AND THE BEAR 5 2) (17) THE PARTRIDGE 2:00 chairman, Value Line Invest7:30 Miss Brodis delivers an uncon- FAMILY . Poco UI tomes to BJ for help S (4) IRONSIDE . Iflent Survey. ventlonal address to the 5(4) TIC TAC DOUGH when she Is threatened by peoDO wE,n. 900 bars of the conservative Marcia pie who ire after her nnI1 AND BARNEY t IU II.Y PUMThAIT B Elaine School. (fi) • mine, - . -• "Family Portrait" MEET ThE 3f1MOO (1)0 CU MOVIE "Outlaw 10.,30 ()0 BUGS SUNNY I ROAD Blues" (1977) Peter Fonda, 3OtW(35)CANOIDCAMERA RUNNER (10) FAMILY PORTRAITSusan Saint James. A CD• PLA$'flCMAN 10:45 "The Learning Of Love" songwriter on the run from the (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 11D (35) PAM T000 LATINO law meets up with a crafty GS (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO STYLE woman who exploits his situaASHVIU,E MUSIC RY GARDEN lion and makes him a star. 11:00 CD 0 PROFESSIONAL (12)(17)MAVERICIC ___ NEWS BOWLERS TOUR Live cover- CD GLOVE BOAT An entertamer (Charo) planning her C (354 HILL P.30 VW VI 111 • UiP,!.PJIJ flQWDORI s. uirn the IIEALLR who wants to DEALt ( 1O)IOUNDSTAGI (11)(3S)UESEGlNSATCAL. Invitational from the Showboat marriage receives 'some 8oundut Sixth Anniversary VARY Bowling Center in Las Vegas, unwanted advice from the crew, and a script-writing cou(10) JUUA CHILD AND Nevada. Show" Harry Chapin hosts a BAIRD-RAY DATSUN • Pie attempt to write the end to . celebration of past shows with co N IPSLL.agns.,l, (Jo, 3.30 their own marrIage. segments by Ella Fitzgerald, 5(4) THE ULTIMATE HIGH (H) (35) ui-isis 1000 OF SAN Judy Collins. Gordon Lightfoot. 8(101OLD"MMUmffw0wa "The Thrill Of M6tor Sam The Doobie Brother,, Meliva a (17) MOVIE "The Manchester and more. 400 10:00 Egyptian" (1954) Peter Usti. 5(4) BO5 I:OrE DESERT 1121(17) LAST OF ilIE w." •ti PRIME TIME SATURnov, Gene Tierney, A physician CLASSIC Coverage of the DAY 11:30 meets with suffering and exile annual professional golf tour'. (DO FANTASY ISLAND A (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny when he comes to the aid of an nament from the Indian Wells Carson. Guests: Lauren Bacali, Egyptian pharaoh. groom-to-be wakes up after his Country Club near Palm Tony Randall. fantasy bachelor party to fi nd Springs, 10:30 himself married to the wrong (ES MOVIE "Five Branded (10) MARK RUSSELl. ® DAFFY DUCK woman, woman. and a woman moves Women" (C) (1960) Silvana 017 C5)SPOPEYE FRIDAY SATURDAY Janua'i 11 • rw0i' i2 Mangano, Van Into apossessed castle. Heflin. 1)5DOO WOODY AND SCRAP. 4:30 World War II, live girlsDuring ostra- PY • 11. 000 cized for their auoci.tion with (5)0 SPORTS EXTRA "The S® (DO NEWS Nazi soldiers get a chance to (11 (35) MOVIE "The Mole Super Bowl" People (01W) (1958) John (DO WIDE WORLD OF 0 CEREBRAL PALSY pf'ovethelrpatnlotism.(2Hrs) Agar, Cynthia Patrick. An SPORTS Coverage of the Mar.l'EIZI'IfON "Weekend With (DO CHARUE'S ANGELS ancient temple and under- hem Globetro*t,rs' pertorm- The Stars" Hosts: John and The Into pro tennis to find out who ground beings are uncovered ance in Lake Placid, N.Y.: Nancy Ritter, Dick and Pat Van Is murdering top female play- by four archaeologists in Asia. Men's World Cup Skiing from Patten, Gavin and Patti 1/2 Mrs.) Kitzbuhel, Austria; Women's MacLeod, Henry Winkler, Paul ers prior to matches with an (10) MEDIX ag'n champ. (R) World Speed Skating from Anks and Dennis James. 0(35)MOVIE "Winning" (C) Hamm. Norway. (111) ( 5) MOVIE She-Wolf Of 1100 (1969) Paul Newman, Joanne London" (01W) (1946) Don 5(4) CASPER AND THE (10)plRI104UNE -Woodward. A champion racePorter, JUne Lockhart. An eerie ANGELS 5:00 car drivir, beset with offtrack creature haunts the oggy 8 (10) FOOTSTEPS "The UDO STAR TRW Kirk trim Marital problems, Is deter. streets of London, leaving tar- Scratching Pole" Little Christi- to save an alien spaceship from mined to win the Indianapolis nor in its wake. (1 1/2 Hrs.) no Sanchez and her father dii- destruction, 500, (2 H(s.) 1121(17) MOVIE "Frankencover that the need to practice 0(10) MONTY PYTHON'S stein Must Be Destroyed" Ilfs'stasksn.verreaøystops. EVENING FLYING CIRCUS Witneuwar (1970) Peter Cushing, Simon '1130 dodging German cabbage Ward. A mad scientist trans. • ® THE JETSONS crates -- and an assault by 1:00 plants his Insane assistant's Cl) 0 FAT ALBERT CtrnSndOs wearing halos, tu53)1)0 NEWS brain into another human. (7)0 GANG COMEDIES (11) (35) •IONIQ WOMAN tus and jackboots. 12:40 (8(10)10 SE ANNOUNCED Jaime enrolls as a police acad- (121(17) DICK MAURICE AND (DO MOVIE "Notorious" emy cadet to local, a foreign COMPANY Guest: Jerry (B/W)(1946) Cary Grant, Ingrid agent known to be a member Lewis, Ap7'jnJ Bergmaø: Directed by Alfred of thecliii. (Pan 1) 11:30' Hltch',uck,AnAm.JiceJiUnd.j. 0(10) V.1, "PEOPLE Host 0(4) SATURDAY NIGHT 12:00 coir agent persuade; the DavId Moses talks with anthroMost: Christopher Lee. '.aughter of a traitor to mIll- 5(4) HOT HERO SANDWICH poligIst I sociologist Di, DaVId Guests: Christopher Busy,, Jon,,, at the Irate a gang of Nazis living in University of Con- (71) 5 MOVIE "The Dark South Am rica. (2 Rn.) Judy Blum,, Olivia Newton. tral Florida, about some of His Angel" (8/W) (1935) SU NDAY January 13 EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 5:00 CD 0 IN SEARCH OF,., ________________________________________________________ "Missing Heir" (II) (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS MORNING 11:00 (10) THE COUSTEAU (IV(35)THEJETSON8 ODYSSEY "The Nile" Jacques (10) QUE PASAI U.S.A.? and Philippe Cousteau explore 530 "Bodoas Dewhen Porcelena" lIicts arise JuanaConand the hold that the Nile has had (12) (17) SUNDAY MASS on mankind throughout history 6:00 Pepe experience marital differ- as they continue their Journey 0 CEREBRAL PALSY ences. (R) By CINDY ADAMS down the 4,000-mile-long river TELETHON "Weekend With to the Mediterranean. (Part 2) 11:30 The Stars" Hosts: John and (DO BILL DANCE OUT- (R) NEW YORK — Paris, Nancy flitter, Dick and Pat Van DOORS prepare for the return of an Patten, Gavin and Patti (jj) (35) MOVIE "The Naughty rs t'a wii 5:30 old friend. Lan Schmidt. •• • Iii I# F Mc.5uu, vinry Winkler, raw Nineties" (B/W) (1945) Bud who OWflS theaters in Paris "Operation Quickflnd" Anka and Dennis James. Abbott. LouCostello. A Missisbut Is better known as Ingrid (13)(17)BEIWEENTHEUNES sippi riverboat carries Bergman's husband, Invited EVENING gamblers, card sharks and a 6:30 Pat Carroll to bring her one. couple of naive travelers. (11/2 (DO AGRICULTURE U.S.A. woman show, "Gertrude Hrs.) J(1O)PRE8ENTE Stein, Gertrude Stein, CEREBRAL PALSY (5)0 •C4)28COMPANY . Gertrude Stein" to Paris. TELETHON (CONVD) (DO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIAFTERNOON (DO NEWS VON She's mulling It over, (t7J 4:17) JIMMY 8WAG04RT 6:30 mulling it over, mulling It •® NEWS 12:00 1:30 over. CD U ABC NEWS MEE1' THE PRESS 5(4) ThE MORMONS (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS(5) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY DO PICTURE OF HEALTH JSITY Stiller thinks the SIC "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook TELETHON (CONT'D) (1]) (35) DR. E.J. DANIELS Iranlanb are wasting time Farm" After graduating from (DO ISSUES (M 17 ITISWRITTEN AND Wareham, Rebecca once again trying to got back the Shah's ANSWERS 900 sets her goals aside to help her bankroll. "After staying in a (10) ANOTHER VOICE BAPTIST S (4 FIRST mother manage the farm. (Part New York hospital he 12:30 CHURCH 4o14) couldn't have much left!" A 5)0 CEREBRAL PALSY 5(4)10 BE ANNOUNCED 700 little vignette at lunch the (DO DIRECTIONS Rev. Dr. TELETHON (CONT'D) DISNEY'S WONDER-. 0(4) other day: Dustin Hoffman, Martin Marty, a writer-philoso(DO SHOW MY PEOPLE pher, discusses the ethical, FUL WORLD "That Darn Cat" sitting with four other guys, ( ( 5)CABPER moral and religious options for A Siamese cat becomes the was flashing a copy of The (1O8E*AMESrREET(R) key to efforts to track down (1 ) THE THREE the 1980's, bank robbers and their New York Post, He opened it (10) FLORIDA REPORT STOOGES AND FRIENDS to the rave reviews of his hot hostage. (R) 100 9:30 movie, "Kramer vs. 0 00 MINUTES 5 (1) COLLEGE BASKET 5(4) eLjoy MASS (DO ABC NEWS CLOSEUP Kramer," handed It around BALL Syracuse at Purdue ROBERTS "P4.zi War Criminals In Amen- and sat beaming while () ffYI I t i £ar% .rtr a ie PRfl""''. £5111 flASI .-_" '.• -, (JJ ,ww n rw- (Ti -' .d P' comprehensive Idifld(ED (35) MOVIE "Cocoanuts" lion of Nazis in America explor- everybody had to read how SYCAT$ (BIW) (1929) Marx Brothers. ing how they got here, why they great he Is.,, Fates Lauder's "Home have been able to stay, and chums received Miasoni (12) (17) MOVIE Dark" (1958) Jean why legal action against them handbags stuffed with oils, Before KIDS ARE PEOPLE !) Rhonda Fleming. A is lust starting ii presented, creams, lotions, fragrances, TOO Guests: Actors Michael Simmons, woman struggles to adjust to eoo pots, Jars, powders, paints McKean and David L. Lander, • society following her confine- (5) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S and goodies... Octogenarian Richard Hatch, Wolfrnan Jack Or, Franco Columbu, Joan mentforanervousbreakdown. -PLACE Archie and Murray GOO Buri "I think I'll Embery.(R) 1:30 tale un dancln when I hit nesgnoornooa 90.00 (DO MOVIE "My Sister I&I or 1151 3Th ONES Eileen" (B/W) (1942) Rosallnd Saturday Night bandit. 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) (DOGUINNES8 BOOK OF Russell, Brian Aherne. , 1121 17Lo$TIN SPACE Sullen Glib was regaling 200 WORLD RECORDS Gavin cronies 930 SINGING (5) 0 CEREBRAL PALSY McLeod and Loni Anderson how the other night about (4) GOSPEL she was asked to invest 5 are hosts for a captivating mixTELETHON (CONT'D) in the original in (101 FvFwlmn Ar ftyu. lure of death-defyi (M (35) WOODY WOODPECK- PHONY Guest conductor Cohn volity and marathon endurance but assured everyone inER AND FRIENDS Davis leads the Boston Sym- attempts. volved that It didn't have a S(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY phony Orchestra in the "King 6:30 chance, "How do you like my (R) Lear" Overture by Hector Ben- (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME great sense of taste?" ho: and "A Child Of Our Time" (1]) (35) JERRY FALWELL 10:00 grinned Glib. Gary Grant: (M 17 NBA BASKETBALL by Sir Michael Tippett. (R) •®ARCHIE CAMPBELL • Friday, Jan. 11, 910-5 Paris Theater Owner Wants Pat Carroll Show Cary Grant, The truth Is do a nightclub act .,. Leon even Cary Grant can't live Uris is touring South up to being Cary Grant." America and the Carib for Estdil Parsons looking to the Locale of the next book _____________________________ r— IV ' STEAK' NIGINT' . '. Atlanta Hawks vs. San Antonio "Everybody wants to be (5)0 CEREBRAL PALSY 300 Spurs 'IPjfl4o (CON'rD) • (4) MOVIE "Phase Four" 10:00 (DO KIDSWORLD 9.100 AND (C) (1974) Nigel Davenport, (0(35) PORKY PIG 5)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Lynne Frederick. Due to an 0 (4) NBC MOVIE "The FRIENDS k interplanetary disturbance, sci- Franken Project" (Premiere) A paralyzed patient who spurns (10) STUDIO SEE "Roc enlists have their hands full Robert Vaughn, Tern Garr. A a possible cure puzzles Oonzo Music" Colorado kids write erous species of determined Now York surgeon and upsets his scheme to cure and record their own rock battling num ants that have joined forces. (1 rebuilds the shattered body of Nurse Brancusi's broken heart. tunes; Juvenile delinquents get 1/2 Hrs.) (10) FAWLTY TOWERS a young man using organ and a second chance on the Mile brain cells of randomly select- Guests and staff become 3: High Ranch in California. (II) confused by Basil's state of o MOVIE "You'll Never ed donors. ( 17) HAZEL (1)SAUCE Tommy sparks a nervous tension and a case of Get Rich" (B/W) (1941) Fred feud when he appears on a mistaken identity. (Part 4 of 6) Astaire, Rita Hayworth. Despite 10:30 MOVIE "Dangerously being drafted, a producer mantelevision show and answers 10:30 S (4) They Live" (B/W) (1941) John ages to straighten out his love honestly questions about the (U) (35) PTL CLUB relationships between teenagGarfield, Nancy Coleman. life and put on a big show. (1 10:45 ens and their parents. When a lovely girl with import- Hr. 40 Mins.) iii) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN EJ I.. 'I ,:, 11. • ' NstviIs,s II SZ, IEW 'YOIKITRIP.. ., 01 • •. •: ' .", •. • OZ1aMONIN ,7$ $ IZ.'IILLET .UINIIII - • ant Information on Allied ship situ.ls taken prisoner by the ' 4:00 (2) a ABC MOVIE "Dallas 13SkT'UNE '1 STYLE 0 CEREBRAL PALSY Cowboys Cheerleaders II" (5) 11:00 (Premiere) John Davidson, Nazis a young physician comes 'I'THOfd(CONT'D) 0(10) NATIONAL GEO- Laraine Stephens. The mem- 0®(5)0(D0 NEWS toherrsscue,(1 1/2 Mrs.) 1}(17) RUFF HOIJSE Cl) S FIRST BAPTIST GRAPHIC SPECIAL "Dive To bers of the world-famous CHURCH 11:30 The Edge Of Creation" A deep- cheerleading squad undergo 0(10) AS WE SEE IT "Mor- dive expedition off the Galapa- more than the usual amount ot 5 (41) NBC LATE MOVIE gan Park High School, Chica- gos Islands reveals exotic pressure as they prepare for "The Four Feathers" (1977) o. Illinois" forms of sea life nourished by the Super Bowl and a USO tour Beau Bridges, Robert Powell. A 19th century British officer (121(17) MOVIE "Gentleman's bacteria which convert chemi- in the Far East. 9:30 risks his life to refute charges Agreement" (1947) Gregory cals into organic matter. (R) Peck, Dorothy McGuire. In CL) 0 THE JEFFERSONS of cowardice placed against 4:30 order to do a. realistic feature BOB HOPE DESERT Louise gets so involved in pre- him. (R) 5 ® story on anti-Semitism in CLASSIC Coverage of the final paring for a television docu- (5) 0 THE AVENGERS mentary on her success with a Emma uncovers mysterious America, a writer poses' as a round in this annual pnolessuicide hotline that she falls to happenings in a sleepy English Jew and finds out firsthand slonal golf tournament from the how it feels to be an object of Indian Walls Country Club near notice someone With a desper- village, with -all of Its citizens ate need. cooperating to hide the m. Palm Springs, California. u (35) JIMMY SWAGGART secrets. '7i5 • )øS Ii' s... "U.vq • ,,,.. •. ... • ;.•. ad W 1LI?.M or _____ - it - / I r *1 . 4'aB.3. .. ,. "A .. , I t 4 I,Il 'T1 . , ' - -- '"i. .IL I A. n -' ' ', t t ' .'. I • ' ; '' - '4i T•;l'.• -t -; "t o A 'h,!L.LL • 'I , . ., • 3. -! -&1--; ,: *1 '$ar, I-;. -t'.'c'T,. •,. �-- ------ - - ---.----- ---" FrIdsy, Jan. 11, iNS becomes even worse when another member catches em January 14 and ii forced to move inthwith MONDAY him. (Z 0 STONE (Premiere) Daytime EVENING •(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE When an undercover cop is PRAIRIE Charles and Caroline caught between two warring are scorned "dirt farmers" gangland bosses, celebrity cop when they return to Milwaukee Dan Stone (Dennis Weaver) is C0 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO- pytcSS MORNING 13D 0 CE) 0 NEWS for the 25th anniversary sent intouvehim. RYGARDEN (10) AMERICAN GOVERN- reunion of their high school 0MYII.DfIEN j, (II) (35) DINAHI S FRIENDS 500 (17) ROMPER ROOM 0(35)55 LIVE MENT "Civilian Control 01 The graduating class. (7)0 THE FIN Milita 9:00 1:30 CAROL BURNETT (I)OIT'SYOURFIRSTKISS, (12)(17)UNTOUCHABLES 9:30 (L2)(1) DONAHUE 0 CS) AS THE WORLD CHARLIE BROWN Charlie 0 (5)0 HOUSE CALLS Drs. AND FRIENDS Guest: Made- Brown 5:30 (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS TURNS is chosen to escort the Michaels. Solomon and Weathline Kahn. (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (7)0 MOVIE Homecoming Queen to the cel- erby are quarantined In the (II) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 2.00 ebratlon dance and give her 6:30 600 hospital cafeteria after a playful (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0(4) THE DOCTORS the traditional kiss. (R) EARLY DAY 0(4) NBC NEWS patient opens a Vial of smallpox (R) (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 CBS NEWS Ci) 0 HEALTH FIELD (1)0 LAVERNE S SHIRLEY virus in there. (2)(17)LUCY8HOW (!J)(35)GOMERPYL5 Laverne and Shirley are (DO ABC NEWS CDQSUNRISE 10:00 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy delighted when they are cho0 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 9:30 2:25 and Helen run Into trouble sen to be In an army training (1)0 LOU GRANT A runs(U) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (17) NEWS when they promote a romance film until they learn the roles way American Indian boy •cCORYROo (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO2:30 picked up by Animal and Rossi between the county clerk and they are playing. GRAMMING 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD gives the Trib staff a troubling 6:30 the county nurse. (35) JIM ROCKFORD 0 (17) (U) GREEN ACRES (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT look at the problems of Amen(5)0 ED ALLEN (10) AMERICAN GOVERN(10) MEDIA PROBES 10:00 C.TII(35)I DREAM OFJEANNIE 0(17) NEWS MENT "The United States 'Soundaround" This fast- can Indians. •(4)CARD8HARKS (12)( 17 ) THE GIGGLESNORT Constitution" paced program explores mod- (7)0 FAMILY Nancy, nearing 6:45 ( (35) Pit CLUB HOTEL em sound technology and how her 30th birthday, falls for a2l(17) BOB NEWHART ( 10A WEATHER (1]) 17) MOVIE year-old law student who hapJerry's depression turns to joy it shapes our lives, 3.0 6:55 to be Buddy's current when 10:30 (17) NHL I$0fCEY ex-flame re-enters his (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA beau. life and proposes marriage, S (4) HOLLYWOOD (U) (35) BANANA SPUTS AND 5:30 (7) 0 GOOD MORNING SQUARES FRIENDS 10:30 700 (5)0 WKRP IN C$NC1NNATI FtOR (5)0 WHEWI 24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 CANDID (U) 1 35 CAMERA (4) FACE THE MU8IC A Rusa4n hog .*pert attending 700 10:55 0 P.M. MAGAZINE a conference being covered by O 17 RIG RATTLES "The (12)(17)I LOVE LUCY TODAY to Battle Of The Atlantic 5(4) The (ID O CBS NEWS (DO JOKER'S WILD Bailey and Lea asks Bailey MORNING NEWS (1)0 Supply -Un, Of Freedom': Cut (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON help him defect. 3:30 11:00 (DO GOOD MORNING Fred enters a Redd Foxx look - (7) 0 ANGIE Angle and off from her former continental (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) S (4) HIGH ROLLERS alike contest. Brad's love-crazy new neigh- Allies. England depended on AMERICA (1j)(35) 112)(17) THE FLINT0ThE PRICE $8I1 HT Dominions and the U.S. for (U)(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER bons arrange, to -hold their LAVERNE & SHIRLEY STONES (DO REPORT 24 (10) VILLA ALEGRE marriage-encounter group suPplies, but Hitler's U-boats AND THE IMPOSSIBLE (8 (10) SESAME STREET (A) (R) (12 (17) SANFORD AND SON meetings In the Benson's living took an enormous toll on *i 400 U (17) THE THREE 11:30 chant ships and warships. Fred goes into show business room. STOOGES I THE LITTLE RA& 5(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5) EMERGENCY ONE in order to get his white 24(10) GREAT PERFOR. 1 tOO CS) S LITTLE RASCALS CALS (DO FAMILY FEUD brother-in-law out of theMANCES "Live From Lincoln SC!) (5)0 (DO NEWS (DO MERV GRIFFIN house. Center" World-renowned tenor (1])(35) DENNY HILL 7:25 11:55 (II) (35) WOODY W000PECKLuciano Pavarotti performs 24(1O)TOSEAJdsOuNcw •(4) TODAY INFLORIDA (12)(17)NEWS 7:30 ER AND FIND= from Avery Fisher Hall inaspe(DO GOOD MORNING (1) TIC TA0DOUGH 24(10)$nANU'TJIEET 11:30 del - benefit concert with the (5)0 NEWLYWED GAME AFTERNOON ( 17) $PICTREMAN TONIGHT Guest host: FLORIDA • New York Philharmonic under Martin (DO FAMILY FEUD 7:30 Mull. Gusts: Rita More4:30 the'dinectlon of Zubin Mehta. (U) (35) MAUDE Maude tanno, Billy Crystal. 5(4) TODAY (1)0 BEWITCHED gles with a psychiatrist who is 9:00 (DO GOOD MORNING (5)0 HARRY 0 A female (U) (35) RUGS SUNNY AND MW4OREADERS trealingCarol. (4) MOVIE "Power" lawyer who suspects she's AMERICA 5 CI) WS FRIENDS (DO,45 1 DICK CAVETT Guest: (Premiere)' (9 (10 Joe Don Baker, guilty olahut-and-runaccident (I])(35)RULLW1NKLE (12)(17)GILUGAN'SISLAND ](35)ILovELucy Norman Cousins, author of Ralph Bellamy. In Chicago in hires Harry to establish her 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL. PRO"Anatomy Of An Illness As the 1930's, dockworker Tom- guilt or fl• PTAIN KANGARoo GRAMUING Perceived By The Patient." su • ) CA AND my Vanda becomes a union WOSARNEY MILLER Flo 11D I5) THE NEW ZOO (11) LOVE, AMERICAN pej oe (17) ALL *1 THE FAMILY organizer and quickly rises to a goes undercover in drag to pgyij entire Bunker household Is CI) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN position of power. (Part 1) catch a mugger, while the rest 24(10) OVER EASY affected by Gloria's feeling of (5)5 MA'S'H Colonel of the squad deal With a feud(1])(35)TOMANOJEMY 12:30 (17)rILyMp depression. 24(10)MSTIRNOGERS(R) Potter, already grumpy when lag ax-military man and sri ___ $25 he catches the mumps, army ulrgeant.(R) (1)5 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- (17)MYTHRUSON$ (!) TODAY *4FLORIDA. NOW 7)50000 MORNING (7)5NYAN'$HOPE 5(4) NEWS' FLORIDA (U)(35) DICK VAN DYKE (110 UA'$H ø(17)MOVIE INTHE FAMLY (DS •30• NFL Championship Helps TV,L ,.. .._ 0 0. or 0 ANGE CBS Win Week's Ratings Schedule - as Iegc A'J2 U1 1-6fl4E VN1'ANG( ThE CLUE SH9WO 1-0 5FE1-(- 174E NAME 0F A CUl2EtJT 11/ 5ERI5. - . bookkeeping. One big dif- fronts — It wound up In begins. By JOAN HANAUER fercncc was that CBS and second place for the week, Up! Television Writer The science fiction series, NEW YORK (UP!) — The NBC included the football and its three-how "Skag" inspired by the 1973 movie television rating figures for overruns of the CBS NFL premiere IflSde the top 20. "Westworld," offers a hero ABC, first off the mark defending the world against last week reflect a New championship game and Year's hangover, plus postgame shows in their with new shows at the of an army of robots who football overruns, further compilations. ABC did not. beginning of the fall-winter Look just like people. The confused by differing inter- Football was the top-rated season, has been late in robots are launched by a network Interpretations of program for the week. The introducing replacement revenge-raddled scientist. the raw Nielsen statistics. top-rated regular series also programming, something Sounds like the old mad Ignoring statistical nit- belonged to CBS — 4 60 reflected in its ratings slide. cyterneUclst strikes again. CBS, moving fast to be picking, CBS again took first Minutes." Part of CBS's success are first with its new shows, is place, with NBC in second One of the specials to air in and ABC relegated to the Its new programs. "Knots ready to pull its flops off the "Young Maverick" slot cellar. ABC remains In first Landing" wound up in the before the opposition goes on will be "Boys and Girls puce for the season-to-date, top 20 and "House Calls" with new entries. "Young Together," with Harry but CBS Is crowding the captured 37 percent of the Maverick," one of the Reasoner voyeuring with homebodies who were lowest-rated series last alarm increased sexual fronWunner. The exact figures differ, watching on New Year's week, will ride off into the activity among teen-agers. depending on which net. Eve. The Wayne Rogers. sunset after Jan. 30, to be Air date: Feb. 6. work's statistics you read, Lynn Redgrave show looks replaced by special CBS proCBS has pulled the plug on for a variety of reasons in. like a nominee for the top 10. grammlng until March 5, reportedly to be NBC had good news on two when "Beyond Westworld replaced by Chad Everett in with ratings valved - pens an -- actionmonlc Orchestra in a concert "Hagen," an January 15 honoring honoring the memory of the adventure series. TU ESDAY late civil rights leaden. Finally, Bert Parks, the 9,30 possibly future EVENING trying to quality for a state (7)0 TAXI The sparks fly Once and the Miss America emcee of grant on the basis of a crime when Latka meets a beautiful wave. Is delighted when woman from his native country. Pageant, will appear on 600 motorcycle gang invades Orly. "WKRP in Cincinnati" on 10:00 (1)S C!) ONEWS THE WHITE SHADOW (5)O 14, playing salesman Jan. A lawyer and his PARIS (10) ART OF BEING Salami ii 0 24 kicked off the basketwife who legally adopted a Herb Tarlek's father. HUMAN "The Wonder 01 ball team after failing a test, HAPPY DAYS After baby are stunned when the Form" natural mother appears and dM (17) CAROL BURNETT (7)0 being chosen man of the demands $10,000 or else. The 10 top network AND FRIENDS Guest: Dinah year,' Howard, with a crew of HART TO HART To (DO p ro grams for the week enreporters, arrives home to find Marion and Joonie testing wine save Jennifer's life, Jonathan is ding Jan. 6, according to the 6:30 forced into fighting a sword A discussing men. and sauce Co., were: . C. Nielsen NRC NEWS 5(4) duel with a sadistic college (1]) ~351JIM ROCKFORD (1)0 CBS NEWS championship NFL 1: student. 24 10 NOVA "The CDS ABC NEWS Elusive 24(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: postgame show (CBS); 2: 0(35) ANDY GRIFFITH Illness" The extraordinary TAKE TWO "Movies And NFL championship game Goober's girlfriend fills in for series of events and the incredVietnam" Roger Eber t and (runover into prime time) strokes of luck that have and him the Gene Slskel look at how movi. an MIntif II, trea tproves so incien; that me isa w Vietnam ins depicted the war in 4: Dallas (CBS); 5: Alice ing the debilitating disease bossprefers her to Goober. with scenes from "Hair," (CBS); 6: Eight Is Enough 24 ( 0) ART OF BEING Hepatitis Bare examined. " and "The "Coming Ho me HUMAN "Th. Man With No ©(17) MOVIE "The Great Deer Hunter." (ABC);?: Dukes of Hazzard Bank Robbery" (1969) Zero Time For Beauty" 3j)(17) THE SEARCH FOR (CBS); 8: Orange Bowl (17) 505 NEWHART A Mostel, Kim Novak. A bank is THE NILE "Discovery And (NBC); 9: Three's Company professIonal basketball team besieged by gangs of would-be Betrayal" (ABC); 10: Mork & Mindy hires Bob to give a psychologi- robbers. 1100 BC). (A cal asslatto its supenstar. 8:30 NEWS (5)0 (DO 0(4) (DQONEINAMILUON 700 111(35)BENNY HILL iNa11dThS.Sl.s• 8 FACE "M MUSIC 900 24 10 FAWLTY TOWERS £ some S mom C (110 P.M. MAGAZINE Guests and staff become MOVIE "Power" 5 (4) DeJolcERs wHo confused by Basil's state of Baker, (Premiere) Joe Don (U) 5) SANFORD N SON Ralph Bellamy. At the outbreak nervous tension and a case of Fred is Visited by a friend who of World War II, Vanda loins mistaken identity. (Part 4 of 6) 2821 he helped to rob a bank 40 forces with an underworld don (12) (17) LAST OF ThE WILD ALL SHOWS years to take over control of the 11:30 l.,ss 24(i?°MAcNElL / ,.EHRER union. (Part 2) BEST OF CARSON (4) 5 REPORT Guests: Eliza beth Ashley. Buck FIVE-0 1121(1?) SANFORD AND SON (5) 0 HAWAII Henry, Johnny Vu no, Tim Seveble when tr ou senses McGarrett The Sanfords sue a television rin. (R) network for doing a series he meets a political aide sent to (3)0 BARNABY JONES The Hawaii to retrieve a Southeast about them. PLAZA N iii only witness against a doctor Asian country's gold reserves, FIN 11iN accused of murder isawoman (DOTHREE'S COMPANY 10UER ®TICTA000UGH who was taking heavy medicsChnissy and Janet's efforts to (115 NEWLYWED GAME p. 100011 get Jack into shape succeed tion at the time of the alleged (D•FLOA crime. (R) beyond their wildest expecta(11) 5) MAUDE Carol starts lions when the voluptuous (7) 0 ABC MOVIE "Like Ii. dating a man who jilted Maude instructor falls for him. Normal People" (1979) Linda u( before she married WaIter, Purl, Shaun Cassidy. Two menH. IfsZI 323 *315 (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS 24 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: (U) Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly, tally retarded young people archaeologist Iris Cornelia Guests: Tony Perkins, Min meet with a great deal of resist- 5e411 079414 079414 ' Love. once when they announce their Farrow, Stephanie Mills, Sandy 1121(17), ALL IN THE FAMILY plans to marry. (A) Duncan, Vincent Sardi. John George Jefferson demands an Kinder. Fred Ebb. Bernard (1]) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF GAME OF DEATH ixpienatlOn when he discovers Slide. EDDIE ROBERTS Chnlssy is Ai'Ct%ie has Paid him with pho- (9 (10) A TRIBUTE TO MAR. chosen to participate in a bilf. fly ' school busing program for JR. Cecily TIN LUTHER KING DITI IEUCE Tyson and Metropolitan Opera achieving racial integration; 9:00 Vivian and Tony kindle a' s LEE (4) THE MISADVENTURES tenor George Shirley Join Julius romance. OF 1141111FF LOBO Lobo, Rudil and the Buffalo Phulhar- . (s) RESTAURANT 2344 PARK DR. 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"Became I am beret" Tracey (ffi hay and. the street Is empty AK YR TLME ' (Th(35)KUNGFU 24(10)200MJ1 (17)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE ®TODAY Friday, Ion, 11, 110--7 Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. 4—Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. ..................- ,_ .............. ..... ,, .......... -. .•_ .,.. -. .. ... -------------------- £ �- -- ' V -- -• - SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 123—Sun day, January 13, 19eo—Sanford, Florida 32771 $--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Vows 'Marcus From Welby I DEAR DICK: My sister and I h5ve a steak dinner bet. She's normally right about stars, but this time I don't DEAR DICK: I am getting married next August and plan to say a personal vow to my fiance. In 'Marcus Welby, M.D.," Dr. Kiley and his fiancee said some words to each other when they were married. As I recall, the words were from a poem and were beautiful as well as tonehing. Is there any way you can find out what eey said to each other? JOANNE IIAUCK, Waterloo, Dit., Can. David Victor, who used to produce "Marcus Welby, M.D.," rummaged through his old scripts and came up with the one you refer to. Kiley said words written by Jose Ortegay Gasset: "There is but one salvation for the tired nu1, love for another neri. For what Is love, but the his sphere, and they lover makes the soul of Ids we one in spirit." And Janet, Kiley's fiancee, replied with a poem by Theodor Storm: "Come what may, as long an you live, It Is day. And If IIn the world must roam, wherever you are, that Is home.— When your loving voice I hear, the future's shadows disappear." Have a lovely weddin& DEAR DICK: Dies Jim Rockford &lve a Comm or a L Kits, Rock am, sc. A Firebird and, IncIdentally, a new one each model - - Yew. DEAR DICK: I beard that See Den Raker if NRC's "FchsM" Was a deputy sheriff in NO life at me time before getting im. acting. Cm you tell me where and wheif Ala., whet sine can you tell us about wasderful JDB. LORRIE MARCHINJ Penrose, N.D. January 16_ eu WEDNESDAY ____________________________________ NIGHT 10:00 BY DONNA ESTES ) Stenstrom added, "I've received a V - • • ___ . - V', - . .- - •-V •V_ • ----- V • - -V-- - .. - 8 DAVIDM. RAZLER Herald Staf f Writer As Sanford opens a hike path designed to provide local residents with a safer place to ride, local law enforcement - hand, right-hand dispute. While Florida law dictates how one must ride, and provides penalties for violators, law enforcement officials say the courts themselves are useless, and often they face anger if they enforce the rules of the road against those on two wheels. Under the state law, a person riding a bicycle must observe all the regular laws applying to cars, Including signaling turns, obeying traffic signals and riding only in roadways, on the right-hand side. Additionally, bike riders, are required to use lights at night on the front and rear of their vehicles. Safety experts also recommend cyclists wear helmets and fingerless, padded gloves, and equip themselves with rearview mirrors which clip onto eyeglass frames or are worn like glasses, not attached to the bicycle, But a few young riders are willing to wear protective gear or equip their bicycles with lights and reflectors, said Sanford Police Detective William Bernosky. But Bernosky said there is a worse problem, the inability of police officers to enforce the law, especially against young riders, The Sanford police do not enforce laws relating to bicycles, because "it's unproductive" he said. "You don't have the - - -- - - V may turn left, ttu owing the rider under a vehicle, he said. But Ed Keary, head of the National Committee For Uniform Traffic Codes and ordinances, said the result of the switch would be sziuce fatalities. Keary sald his organization, which complies the uniform traffic code In force in almost nil states, Including Florida, said his organization has a list of 20 reasons why the change would be dangerous. To start with, Keary says, motorists do not expect a fastmoving object to be coining at them on the right. Motorists opening (loors of parked cars look behind them, not ahead, arid at night they would be shocked by the cyclist's legally required white light coining towards them Keary explained. He added that nighttime cyclists would be blinded by the headlights of oncoming drivers. When making a right turn under the present rules, there is no chance for it cyclist to commie into conflict with traffic, but if the new system was imposed, "there would be 20 or 30 different possibilities for accidents," Keary said. screws up the hand signals, too," he noted, pointing out time problems of indicating a turn in the legally accepted manner. American Automobile Association spokesman Hank Downey said his organization backs the present codes and opposes any change for the reasons cited by Keary. The national League of American Wheelmen and local cycling clubs have sent letters to Hattaway protesting the proposed change, said the legislator. Although Hattaway said he still believes the change would make things safer, he has called a meeting for Thursday at his Altamonte Springs office to hear views from all interested parties. - One of the major bicycle safety problems is enforcement of the present laws, say most of the parties Involved in the left- - - • National Officials Coll ide On Bincyc le Rules Bike Law Enforcement Bike Path Dedication Sunday • -, - S Local, IV debate began last October when state Rep. Robert L.cal residents are Invi ted to bring Director Jim Jernl.gan and representheir bicycles and join in the Inauira1 tativss of the Woman's Club o Sanford, run of Sanford's new bike route Sunday which sponsored tlw project following time official dedication to be The club's Comnnivaity Improvement held at 1:30 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Project Committee raised $l,$ to pay park on the lakefront, for dIrectIonal signs; posts arid markers along thel mussoflbs Intirclty loop and Participating In do brief ceremony feeder routes, while the Recreation andwill be Mayor IA. P. Moore, Parks Parks eparbnent ps'ovided the baler: t -- -. - - seek a unified front on restricting grain political independence anot ronaligned and meat shipments to the Soviet Union. character of Afghanistan." "We are looking forward to the op. Diploma tic sources said time resolution to work out, the details with the undoubtedly willbe countries that are here," a U.S. official than the required twc-th1rda majority cif said as the closed day-1ong session began the 152-member Assembly. at the State Department. "Every In. qOestlon was how many delegations dicatlon that I have regarding their would abstain and save Moscow from an &tiOfl ii very encouraging." overwhelming and humiliating defeat, Meanwhile, thren major guerrilla The only bite in a largely t ott' groups gh fi ting thti Moscow-Imposed document Is the call "for the Immedia te, ent of Afghanistan have Marxi govermn st unconditionaland total withdrawal of "merged be hi n d a single leader to form a foreign troops from Afghanistan. offensive against the Invading delegate voiced oorn. Delegate after - :.. 7- - Herald Photo by Tom W.tsI, hiiiing by, and drivers often are inattentive. A lii etc can he a lot of fun and a cheap form of transportation. but it can also spell danger. The The sit nation poses a problem For law enforco'me'ut and safety officials. rider has little protection from automobiles the Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, proposed reversing the number of telephone calls objecting to a at $51,130. Revenues from annual care it will take another 15 years before all cyclists' riding rules after a meeting with Sanford police, assessments total $4,2l2 and interest spaces are sold. sale." Seminole deputies and Florida highway patrolmen. At the time, Hattaway was told changing the laws could reduce the accidents which, in 1978, took the lives of 82 perons and injured 5,573 more in Florida. Word of liattaway's proposal reached Washington, D.C., where members of several safety organizations and cycling groups immediately sent complaints to the legisla tor telling him the law was the worst he could possibly propose. According to Sanford police Det. William Bernosky and highway patrolman Phillip Dixon, the major benefit of making the switch would be to give cyclists a chance to see oncoming UNITED NATIONS (UPI) The U.N. demnatlon of the Soviet action in the Soviet forces, rebel chiefs announced traffic, General Assembly was expected to adopt small Moslem nation as the Assembly today. According to Dixon, about 80 percent of bicycle accidents are Saturday a resolution that "deplores" continued its emergency special session Maulawi Hohammad Nabi Mohamrear-end collisions. The cyclist is hit from the rear, often with the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and Friday on the Afghan crisis. madi was chosen to lead the Jamiat-Ino idea there was any danger. the The Soviet Union, its East European Islami (Islamic Society), calls for the "withdrawal of all foreign Dixon said changing lanes is "Just common sense." Cyclists' allies, Vietnam and India protested the Revolutionary Islamic Movement and troops" from the country. chances of avoiding collisions are better when there are "four A draft resolution, submitted Friday debate as "Interference in the affairs of a the Afghanistan National Liberation eyes looking, not two," he said. Front. The three rebel groups will by more than a score of Third World sovereign and Indepondent country." Bernosky said bike riders often have only 6 inches between collectively be known as the Islamic countries, "strongly deplores the recent themselves and passing cars. If a rider looks back, the bike Major grain exporters from the United Unity Covenant. armed intervention in Afghanistan" and States, the Commo,n Market, Canada, "aoueals to all states to respect &_a_..tt... __i a UWIt HI OIUrUI7 W AU5UI WIUI A •_&.Z sovereignty, territorial Integrity, t_&••_VJ_• £_ 'I - -• - IOAD grave spaces of which 8,763 have officials am debating with national safety experts over which annual COS!3 for cenaetery maintenance of 92 grave spaces per year which means . - - ____ -- V Assembly To' Slap Sovie ts - ____ - . - U. N. Debates Afghan Invasion ___ - . V • • -- Ia -, "The city must 'otntantly strive to been sold. The Lakeview section is side of the road cyclists should use. is as much a part of the city of Sanford as While local police believe bicycles belong on the lefthand reduce the governmental costs and the completely sold out, he said, and 14 the city hail. I'm against selling it." of 19 secside of the road, national safety researchers call for main, Commissioner Jullan Stenstrom said Services to effect (2cet savings where sections of Evergreen's total taming the present laws which keep cyclists on the right of the tions have been sold. he was awaiting a copy of Knowles' possible," he said. road, obeying the same rules and regulations drivers follow. Knowles, in the report, estimated Knowles said the city sells an average report before making up his mind. But, - State --- - • .. take'I' Keith said. 1-1 think the cemetery ment. - - ,/ -• • 'V V - • , • ____ V . - ___ ____ . . :_ -..: • -, - '. - - I • . :- - •'. • • ___ - • • - • . . . • __________________________________________________ . / %. - • . - ,. Januory 17 THURSDAY . _ Ish Working-Class Uf•" Public reaction to the family that parLIVE Most: Eric Idle. (R) licipated In the BBC series MOVE" Dan's reunion Family" IS examined. EVENING 26TH CENTURY Through "The EVENIPIG 1:00 with a Vietnam buddy is (Part 2) mind probes, Suck, Wilms and a (4) REAL PEOPLE Fes- marred when the man's wife It (11) NM BASKETBALL Dr. Huer recall some of tured are a dog that water skis, killed by a mad bomber. Atlanta Hawks vs. Phoenix Coo lighthearted and romantic Suns a Las Vegas dancer who teach- •(10) ALOHA, INLJYERJ3 • EARTH •IMVSSEA (DONEWS advenfttss. es Sunday school, a laughing g The 34th annual reunion oftwo •(10) ,space" AND (4)•THEWALTONS 0) IT'S EVE$YIOOY'S contest and a wairu trainer and distant peoples th. residents 10:00 intersteser SKY(17) BUSINESS "Environments Of hispupils. CAROL BURNETT (D SE MONK & MINDY A •®SKAG Skag's 15.ysar. of the French town, Bruyerss, BUIflSSS Motion young singer teaches old daughter announces she Is YOUNG MAVERICK and the Hawajian soldiers who (4) Jim Mock several new ways to pregnant but has not yet decid(17) CAROL UNNETT (D• EIGHT IS ENOUGH liberated the town from the AND FRIENDS Guest: AND FRIENDS Guest: Sammy While Tommy deals with an P4aztsIn 1944 —Isdocumented. Nabors. experlencethe joys of Earth. .d whether or not to have the Davis Jr. db (35) JIM NOCICFORD 6:30 alcoholic friend, the girls ,00 •(10) PROSE "Abuse" A CI) KNOTSLANOING attempt to hire a maid and NECNIWS 1:30 CAMERA (35) Isok at ft alarming rise in M W= NOWS Nicholas tries to break 5everal • () NBC NEWS (17) NBA BASKETBALL family abuse ABC Wi child abuse, •(10)THEASCENT OPMAN woridrecords. (D e)AIy I)Ot*WS Atlanta Hawks vs. San Diego opi. spouse abuse and parent 'The Harvest Of The (35) JIM NOCICFORD li~ upsets the whole town when he abuse. Seasons" The domestication of ID (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt •(10) GREAT PENPOR1100 proves that the famous Battle 0 (17) THE AMERICANSplant and animal life and the Bee becomes the star of a TV MANCES "Mailers" MolIere of Maybe" was taly a blood- "Th. Preacher' Rex Humbard, roots of warfare are studied 1n commercial before she decides meets the actress Madeleine C (4) (LS (DC NEWS lees brawl. a television evangelist, uses. a look at the Bakhtlarl tribe of a.iart and abandons his law 111(35) BENNY HILL stardom Is not for her (10) MASTINIICE TNt- C (10)£4STH, SEA AND modem technology to spread Central Wan. (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S career; with the eslart family II*NE$S "Sole Proprietor- and others, the Illustrious The- ATM "The Duchess Of Duke SKY "Atmospheric Phenome- the word of salvation. 11O0 We Company Is formed. (Part Street N" A hotel maid finds no" 1:30 •(4X1)C(DCNEWS herself on the streets after C (17) MOM NEWHART The SOS NIWNART Carol 2 of 8) C7)• 5Of aD (35) lENNY HILL to meume her college C (17) MOVIE "Mister, she's discovered In a compro- Havtlsys we bombarded whIt C(1O) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. C (10) - MEDIA PROBES carw and become a peychol. Roberts" (1955) Henry Fonda,. misIng situation with a famous legal hassles when Bob is sued SINS "What The Footman "Soundaround" This fastby a patient and Emily fights a Saw" Edward is destined for paced program explores modJames Cagney. A U.S. Navy actor. (PailS of 16) oglst. parkina ticket. cargo ship runs Into many 11:30 trouble when he gossips about on sound teólinology and how 700 misadventures because. of tha • 'Inliff l4nS: Johnny the scandalous happenings he It shapes our lives. (4) PACE THE MUSIC second officir on board and. Carh 700 witnessed at a Country house P.M. MAGAZINE his grist desire to be in (ID MARY HANTMAN, •®cmusc party _______ C (4) TONIGHT Most: Johnny combat. (I) C P.M. MAGAZINE LE MARY HMTMAN SON SANFORD ID ) Carson. Guests: Benny Good. JOKER'S WILD Fred thinks that all of his furnI.. 900 M• LOVE BOAT man, Bert Convy, James (35) SAN111OW AND SON (11) two has been stolen when C (4)DIFP'RINT STROKES (11) (35) upi AND TIMES OF Grady tries an ancient Oriental • (4) QUINCY Quincy tries to Woods. Lamont and Esther send it out .Believing that Mr. Orummond ect a Latin American dictaø.owTs civissy Is A s)'mphoshackles Fred prot Is lonely, Arnold and Willis call. involved In a supposed tor, In the U.S. for to be upholstered. treatments, fromassassins sent to murder ny conductor faces a desperate racial to Esther. (10) MACNEIL I LIHNIR a dating service and fix him up assassins warfare Incident; Tony • (10) MACNEIL scandal when his mistress I LEN with a black woman. him. REPORT discusses Eddle'a sexual prob- REPORT threatens to expose their affair 02(17) SANFORD AND SON (4)C MOVIE "If Things Were lam with Lydia; DOlores and ((17) sawoo AND sH CI) C SARNABY JONES to his wøe. Fred sets out to make Esther Diffarant" (Premiere) Suzasww Eddie have a marital spat. • ouo wou*s Fred stages a Circus In the junk Bamaby's reputation Is cornPlsehstte, Don Murray. A WOlfl' win a beauty contest. yard when he is left an elephant promised by an unscrupulous (1]) (35) LiFE AND TIMES OF 12:00 an struggles to hold herself and fellow private Investigator EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores and by a tenant. CBS LATE MOVIE ,i C5 h fa ly together a ft er er mi Ed extorting massive sums of 7.30 die make up; Eddie flaIly (1971) So an d suffers a complete "owhme" husb money from 730 client. a (4) TIC TAO DOUGH 5Oi Yvette Mknheu*. A peace- • ® TIC TAO DOUGH Cj)C BARNEY MILLER While agime to participate In a male breakdown. NEWLYWED OMIt (I Harris, contraceptive experiment. v ski vacation turns Into abso- ® • NEWLYWED CARUS'S ANGELS everyone ..w (DC CD 6 HOLLYWOOD Kite becomes • bikini-dad kite tsrroc by the discovery of a 12:00 (DO $100,000 NAME THAT who disappeared white under$QIJA$.E5 t)' halt4fllflhal, (11) (35) MAUDI Maude bounty hunter to bring a ball U TUNE cover, wojo and Dietrich feud ID(35) WILD, WILD WEST tuii-s on the rampage. jumper to trial, (35) MAUIIE Maude Insists with each other over a woman. West and Gordon go after an enlists the aid of Florida (35) WILD, WILD WEST onID (UI a full court trial when she Is (11) (35) COLLEGE BASKET. obsessed museum curator who (35) oe*w ptiø she gives a fund-raising party ID wants to use the state treasury gIven a speeding ticket by an BALL Florida vs. Kentucky Cohost- Chad., Nelson Reilly. 12:40 for a black militant. C(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Guests: Tony Perkins, MIS (7) aMARIETTA Beretta eageryoung traffic cop. C(17) MT PATROL "The to biifl work. 12:40 s Farrow, Stephanie Mills, Sandy poses as a drug dealer to nab C (10) DICK CAVE IT Guest: Daredevil Rescue ReId" David Man*, one of America' (7)C SARITTA Baretta tries most prokSc - and bod"Tw Duncan, Vincent Sardl, John two thugs ripping off other actress Pat Carrot Kander, Fred Ebb, Bernard criminals by Impersonating C(17)ALLINTHEI'AMILYA (!) C SOAP Chester tohelp an Immigrant who ls too iflidilight argument at the confesses to Jessica that honest to accept the fact he pOCS officers. (N) irALLIN THE FAMILY Jelfersons spills OVsi into the Mike prepares for his final C (10) WORLD "Special 61 visiling the n*Mw. has to pay protection money to ias S unkerhakleshold. ixaina and the family at last iwaShQMivi Re001t' he's been n55fJ,g the minis. operate his business. (A) 0(17) OOLLM BASKETfaoes4he prospect of his calvs. North Iii's daughter in a motel. 1:00 91110 BALL p too leg. graduation. (4) lIU, LMRY CCI) SUCK ROGERS IN THE C (10) CAMERA THREE C (4) TOMORROW o uuno* from the trust fund totals $7,419.79, leaving a "deficit of $39,498.21 subsidized by the taxpayers for this special function Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles may believe the city should sell of cemetery care." its cemetery, but at least three city Knowles suggested the following five commissioners don't agree with him. alternative proposals to the commission: Three "no" votes on the five-man — Maintain status quo with continued •,, commission 'would block any sale. ''• tax subsidy on an increasing scale until the cemetery is full. Expenditures Commissioners Lee P. Moore (the mayor), Eddie Keith and John Morris continue. say they are opposed to the sale, — Transfer the function to private A month ago Moore objected to the sale enterprise seeking to operate this facility In keeping with state statutes. of the cemetery after two local — Retain operation with the city but businessmen offered to buy the 17-acre obtain added acreage for continued facility for $1. The city some years ago . operations in the future (one acre equals offered the facility off W. 25th Street for 600 grave spaces) requiring capital costs sale for 11. of expansion and increased subsidy by Six weeks ago, Glenn McCall of San. the city until perpetual care funds can ford and Gene Hunt of Fern Park took the . . finance the maintenance of the city up on that offer made years ago. cemetery. Moore said, however, at the time, that — Retention of cemetery should also he believed the operation of the cemetery require revision of grave space rates is a municipal function and the city WARREN KNOWLES upwards from the present level of $150 to should continue providing the service. He an estimated $250, to be reviewed again also questioned how private enterprise . . offers five choices in three to five years. could operate the facility any less exCommissioner Mcrris said he also has Retention of the cemetery means pensively than the city. He noted the city places all proceeds from the sale of not seen Knowles' report. "But I believe there is no need to put 100 percent of the cemetery lots into a "perpetual care the city should keep the cemetery. And I care funds into the reserve but could use some of the funds to acquire added trust fund," using only the interest don't expect to change my mind." Commissioner David Farr was out of acreage and operate the cemetery to earned annually for maintenance purposes. Total in the trust fund is $119,000. town and could not be reached for reduce tax subsidy. In his report, Knowles said Sanford is Moore pointed out that a private owner comment. Knowles, in recommending the one of 114 cities of the 404 cities in Florida would have to place in a trust fund only 10 percent of the money earned from the commission sell the cemetery, said, which provide cemetery facilities. The sale oflots. If the cemetery were sold, the "When a service can be provided by only other city in Seminole County which perpetual care fund would also be private enterprise, as shown by the operates a cemetery is Longwood. present cemeteries in Sanford, governHe noted there are four cemeteries in transferred, The mayor said Friday he - has seen ment should not be involved," He said the Sanford In addition to the city facility, nothing that would change his mind transfer of ownership would relieve the including the Catholic cemetery, Sanford taxpayers - of subsidizing the Oaklawn, and two minority-owned from the original position. Conunleslons, Keith ..gr.sd-wlthths-- -present cemet.ry, and provide a cemeteries.,' He said the city cemetery has a total of mayor. "It Is the only position I can reduction of two jobit In the city governHerald Staff Writer think so. I say that the man who plays Monahan on "Quincy" (Gerry Walberg) also plays Dan Rooney on "General Hospital." She says It's not the same man. If It's set, would you please tell us Dan Rooney's real name. LINDA MORTENSEN and IRENE RHINEHART, Vancouver, Wash. I don't know which ls which, but you lose. Dan Rooney is played by Frank Maxwell. DEAR DICK: I find Gary Sandy very attractive, but there has never been an Interview with him that I know of, Every time one of the "WKRP Is Cincinnati" cast gets Interviewed, Wa either Reword Heisomen or Lou Laden.., which I don't mind, but not all the time. Is it because Gary is shy or because they sever ask him? A kind of sided says ft's became he's nit popular enough. Well, bowIs be going to be popular IS be does't have say publicity? LEIGH ANN HUBILOW, Michigu City, jolili. CBS disputes your basic premise. They say Sandy has done many interviews and he's very popular and not shy at sILAs the CBS 401MWomon $aid, "Everybody on that show Is a star." DEAR DICK: Please ..ttle an argument between my wife and me. What wall the real name of the san if "The Dime Reed Shew"? Paul Peterson? Or Pail Pearasa? MIKE AND BARB CRARVAT, Mattawu, Sick. Peterson. "The Family'. Scenes From Brit- is Texan, who acted In college (North Texas State), then did a hitch In the Army and went to New York and studied some more. He acted on Broadway and then came to California and put th several years o( hard work and small parts before he clicked In the movie, "Walking Tall." Come to think of It, maybe that's when you got the Idea that he bad been a sheriff be played Sheriff Buford Puiser In that film. DEAR DICK: Please tell we whet happened to Tom NetbaUs a Lawrence Walk's programs. He has an el• ceptienal balm. voice 4, alth.ngk ymeger tba mist if Walks masical family, I Slid him rthiih1eg MRS. CHARLES DUNCAN, St. Cathartoes, OwLt C. Nothing. He's still with Welk. Perhaps he missed a program, or maybe you went next door to borrow a cup of saccharine. - 4 Sa I e Of Cemete ry Lacks Needed Votes Friday, Jan. 11, 19110 Come Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents ifficult D parent's support," Bernosky explained, saying there would be many complaints asking if officers "didn't have anything better to do" besides ticketing children. Highway patrolman Phillip Dixon said he, like the other members of his force, catch bike riders who do not follow the rules, but do not use the courts to punish them. Instead, Dixon said he notifies the parents of the errant rider, and leaves it to them to add to the impact of being stopped by an officer. Safety officials said enforcement plays a key part in cutting down the accident rate. Florida law calls for the issuance of summonses to adult riders who break the laws, and action by the Juvenile court for children. Under the law, anyone found guilty of a violation could lose his bicycle for up to 90 days or have it impounded But this end of the law is not enforced due to cost, Dixon said. Impoundment of bicycles, which generally are too large to fit in patrol cars, necessitates calling a tow truck, at the cost of $35 per tow. While the charges would be assessed to the owner on recovery, many of the machines seized would be worth less than $35, leaving the county or state with an old bicycle and a $35 bill, he said. - DAVID M. RAZLER Riots Enpt In- IranIan City Following 1 1 Executions • "There are hundreds of these people ram- held omne hope for release of the American hostages in Tehran, i4t group op. paging Party, which .pmergsd as a tlr wji (Jj town." said one witness. o Pars sold shops In the city opened but shut The council was prepared to vote Friday on a je U gp-pbirs of d1s.iisnI Ayatollah gas,," polled to Ayatollah Rulmellah Khomeini after the down again who "a crowd attacked the U.S.nitlated resolution setting up an embargo on çIst.Madari's pobtical pert.y we eucufed Islamic reypiution if Feixuary, 157$. , -s, odbulad &I several tjxswd, at bazaar, exports, but the Soviet Union Indicated it would riisr in time oiay, soirces The U.N. Security Council deferred until cast its second veto in a week to kill the punitive lime U no bad been cosvlctsd by an Islamic fins In time Ldrsots and defied aerial shooting and oW oil tharesifcreatlngdisordersin the cfty. tsar gas slllIng by revolutionary guards, the Saturday a vote on economic sanctions against measure, Iran until it considers an Iranian message that The executions were the first sentences aassed sources said. The scenario changed when Iran's am. :TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Rioting treks out on munberi of the Modem P'i RePoi)1I - fiotordoy In the sold. mill ilkl bassador, Mansour Farhang, informed Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, council President Jacques Leprette of France, and several council members his government was ready to negotiate. Diplomatic sources said there was nothing new in Far hang's proposals. They said they were identical with the package deal suggested by Waldheim on his recent mission to Tehran. � 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 11, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald