Evening Herald-(USPS 481 280)—Price 70 Cents 73rd Year. No. 190— Wednesday. April 1.1981 — Sanford Florida 37771

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EST Tuesday to watch part WASHINGTON tUPIl - President of the Academy Awards show, which Heagan got out of his hospital bed for a there was evidence Hinckley wanted to included a message the president taped walk today and aider said he might impress Jody Foster who played the role of a pre-teen prostitute in the movie two weeks ago. aides reported. return to the White House by next week The president is in good condition but '•* V v 7 Police probed evidence the young drifter "Taxi Driver.” is experiencing some pain and fatigue in charged with shooting him was seeking "1 will prove my love for you response to his injury," Huge said in the the love of a teen-age movie star through a historic act," the Washington > < ., medical bulletin "The president slept White House Chief of Staff James Post said Hinckley wrote the actress in a well during the night and is up and Baker described Heagan as "cheerful," letter recovered from the hotel room he walking this morning." lUBfe . ** 1 ~T 4. . TV . said he was up and about in his hospital was staying in the capital. —tf. * Baker added that Heagan "ex­ v * . room and still wants to go to Mexico in perienced some discomfort overnight late April to meet with President Upez Secret Service , P2A due to soreness from the operation Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Portillo. Baker said the president was "ex­ Hovd (’oleman. president of the Downtown Business \ssoehition. compares A mid-morning medical bulletin issue Hinckley Motive, P2A tremely pleased this morning" to hear ielis heans with Hose Jacobson, owner of HoJay’s and a DBA lioard mem ter. by Heagan's personal physician at the JELLY BEAN White House said the president "con­ Carter Comments, P2A about the Senate's vote Tuesday against in preparation for the DBA Kaster promotion in downtown Sanford. Mer­ tinues to improve as well as can be ex­ a move that would have restored about $1 CONTEST SET chants will place jars of jelly beans in their store windows be^inum* Mon­ pected." Dr Daniel Huge added that his Brady Improving, P3A billion m budget cuts he had recom­ day The customer coming closest to m ission the correct number ol jelly diet has been changed from liquid to solid mended. beans ill each store will receive a Sin gift certificate limn that s to re. __ _ food. As the president's condition improved Baker also said he believes Uiere is Presidential press secretary James steadily, presidential counselor Edwin "serious concern now with respect to the Brady, critically wounded when he was Meese reported it "was business as extent to which he i Heagan i ought to lie See TODAY shot in the head in the assassination usual" at the White House and at the exposed to large crowds." You Later, Alligator attempt, was reported by the White hospital where some of the Oval Office In a television interview . Heagan's son Action Hepnrts 2 A i House to be making "astounding" functions were transferred so Heagan Michael, who visited Ins father Tuesday, Question 1 What is an alligator doing the state Game and Freshwater Fish Around The ( lock IA | progress and was even said to have could resume Ins functions as chief said on his return to U s Angeles that the strolling down the sidewalk in Commission are called m to remove such toothy loiterers. This usually involves a bridge 211 played "catch" with Ins wife Sarah from executive. president told him he would still like to Utngwood" i n ; Vice President George Bush took over lot of tense inanuevering while trying to Calendar his hospital bed. throw out the first ball at the opening iob-u b the president's schedule at the White Question 2 How do you tactfully lasso the critter and haul him away Classified Ails Brady also was able to speak for the game of the 1981 baseball season in House, but the president would tie convince said alligator that he might be Hut U-onard. deciding pist-haste that Comics 2 it first time, but there was still no in­ Cincinnati next Wednesday. happier living out his days in another 211 J making the major decisons from his there are better ways of getting a macho Crossword dication whether he suffered any mental Michael Heagan said Ins father also lit hospital bed, aides said. location? image, opted for a much simpler ap­ Dear Alibi impairment from the bullet removed was "upset" because he was wearing a IIA t "He’s got a few more papers that he Question 3: Where is Marlin Perkins proach. He used his patrol car to herd the Deaths from his brain after a five-hour new blue pinstriped suit for the first time 211 ^ does have to sign and we will give him a when you need him? gator back into a nearby pond, blowing Dr. Um li operation. when lie was shot and "now it has a hole 4A ' national security briefing during the There wasn’t time for answers Ins horn to keep the reptile moving. editorial Mental tests were planned today for 2it : course of the day." Baker said on ( BS ill it." Tuesday afternoon when a Dmgwood Not knowing about such things, having Horoscope John W Hinckley Jr., 25. the man police Heagan was moved Tuesday night to a 3 A { tackled after he allegedly fired six shots The White House has not released any police officer was told an alligator was moved to Dmgwood only a month ago Hospital more spacious hospital suite. Doctors say 3 A pictures of Heagan in the hospital, but waddling along State Hoad 434 east of from Massachusetts. U-onard said he Nation at Heagan, also wounding Brady, a Ins convalescence will lake perhaps two Ourselves Secret Service officer and a Washington Baker said Heagan "will shortly be able (Irani Street. was told the alligator probably came out , to three months before complete People 5 A I policeman outside a downtown hotel to communicate through the medium of of the water looking for a partner, • It's recovery. So, patrolman Domenick l-eonanl went I0A-I2A i television." mating season, you know." Sports Monday With a shaky signature Tuesday, to see for himself, and sure enough, there Television 1211 I Hinckley's father, a wealthy Colorado "We would sure be hopeful that was Meet of pure, unadulterated, chain- • They’re never going to believe this Heagan approved a bill to cancel today's Weather 2 A oilman hired Washington's best known sometime next week he could be back in off-your-toes alligator basking in the sun. back home," he laughed. - BRITT scheduled increase in the milk price World 2 A criminal law firm — Williams and the White House," Baker said. What to do? Normally, the folks from SMITH ______suuuort - the first lest ol bis hudittt ewUn Connolly — to defend the suspect. U w Hi'ilHiill iillll lllfi Will ftiMHA O ft Snakes, Buzzers there probably wasn't enough work for And Whoopee — By DONNA ESTES were acquired and completely $321,576, or $38,947 each. the crew to always be busy," Cox said. Another aspect of the program is that Herald Stall W riter rehabilitated Total construction cost for What actually happened. Cox, said, lie four other houses and two additional lots an occasion “to play more or less Sanford should not have to repay any rehabilitating those eight houses was doesn’t know, pointing out that none of By lilt ITT SMITH ai were acquired for $22,175 Hehabihtation amiably asinine tricks upon one's money to the U S. Department of $400,576. Cost of acquiring the eight the employees involved in the Herald Stuff W riter a would cost alxnit $150,000 in additional neighbor." Housing and Urban Development as a properties was $53,000 rehabilitation project are employed by When you got a rubber fried egg for u funding, Cox said And it would take nine Genevieve Chuck, general manager result of its sponsoring a housing Two of the houses have been sold; five the Authority at this time. breakfast this morning or opened a months to complete that project. of a local novelty store, said business rehabilitation and resale program others are under contract for sale and Cox said the labor and materials costs can of peanuts only to have a four-foot ol Potential income for sales for the four has picked up slightly in the last through the Sanford Housing Authority one has no contract to buy do apjH'ar to be high. He said he can only long snake leap out at you, it might h, houses would be $65,000. Costs would lie couple of days in preparation for April Of the two houses sold one netted surmise that there was not enough work have been somehow comforting to c< (SUM. , $85,000 plus the acquisition costs of Fool's Day, "but there has been no That is the opinion today of Uwis ( ox, $16,000 and the other sold for $16,500 to keep the employees busy know that even great poets are F $22,175 or a total of $107,175 more than real surge " People seem to lie losing interim SHA director, who sent off If HUD continues the project through bedeviled by such rank silliness T.S. n The five houses under contract income, or $26,794 per house. their sense nf humor documents outlining the project to HUD the sale of the six houses already Eliot once wrote of April — "The tl currently. Cox said, range in price from Cox said HUD also has to determine (Truck said the fastest mov mg items officials in Jacksonville requested by rehabilitated and through the crudest month." $15,000 to $18,000. The costs of selling the whether it will fund the approximately And what better opening for the aare geared for adults and cocktail that agency. rehabilitation of the four properties on six houses would run about $3,500 and $40,1100 It will cost to pay unemployment crudest month than April Fool's Day, pparties Flics-m-the-icc-cubcs, talking Everett Hothschild. HUD area would take three to four months, lie said. hand, the Authority is considering hiring compensation benefits to the 20 Housing with gags, stunts and pranks so old pbathroom fixtures, and plastic lieer manager in the Jacksonville office, The sale of all six remaining houses only one four-man crew, Cox said. Authority employees who were laid off they creak at the punch line? kspills are big sellers, she reported. asked for a breakdown of expenditures in which have been rehabilitated would When the city was asked for the con­ when the rehabilitation project was Today is the day when the Central "And of course, there are the old the program after Sanford City Manager bring In income of approximately $111.000. struction cost figures, it was also asked discontinued. Florida Zoo w ill probably be swamped stand-bys •, like the whoopee cushions. W.E "Pete” Knowles notified the Cox said. for a breakdown of costs on each house federal agency on Feb 27 that the city Much of the above information is not rehabilitated Cox said when the project with numerous calls for a Mr Fox, a And Cox estimates $10,000 to $20,000 was withdrawing its sponsorship of the included in the reports sent to HUD. The was begun it wasn't set up that way and Mr. Bear, Mrs Lyons and maybe one worth of materials — mostly two-by- federal agency did not ask for the cost of actual costs per house are not available. or two for Ms Byrd. program. fours and plywood — is on hand Knowles wrote the agency that in­ Hie program. It was interested in costs HUD also asked for the total of funds on There may even be a news broad­ If HUD decides to continue the formation reported by SHA showed the for actual labor, Cox said. hand for the project. Cox again noted that cast reporting on the spaglietti liar- , program through the sale of these vest. According to custom, the v housing project to that point had ex­ Cox s; id ttie labor costs do appear to bo the program was set up on a reim­ houses, the costs would be as follows penditures of $534,236.07 while only seven high He said he can only surmise that bursement plan. The Housing Authority blossoming pasta trees come to full $400,567 for construction; $53,000 for houses had been rehabilitated Knowles, there was not enough work to keep the was reimbursed for funds as those funds bloom today when the strands are at acquisition; $3,500 to complete ad­ in his letter, noted costs per house u|> employees busy were sjient. the peak of |>erfection. ministration for a total of $457,076. So, there are no funds from the project While local barristers are tame by pcared to be $76,000 If all the houses are sold income What probably hapjiened is that the The documentation gathered by Cox on hand. comiiarison, there was an incident a totaling $125,500 would be realized plus authority got so far liehind in the first showed the costs per dwelling were Each reimbursement was approved by few years ago in Palm Beach County the $10,000 to $20,000 in materials for a year of the program that it attempted to somewhat less, but nevertheless high the federal agency, he said. where the Chief Deputy Court Clerk cost after income for the eight houses of catch up during the second year and Cox said todav a total of eight houses opened her office door to find the room filled luilf-wuy to the ceiling with balloons. The perpetrators, it was 1,526 Seminole Students In Trouble' later discovered, were members of the State Attorney's staff. AIMIILFOOL April Fool's Day, or All Fool's Day Hie Jokes On You to the more formal, dates back to the 4 n Family Said Key To Ending Drug Abuse mid-16th century when King Charles joy buzzers, plastic vomit and the £ user He said parents are told to call the * IX of France decided to reform the snakes in tin- peanut cans," she said. I than alcohol, but abusers usually use school grades, and moodiness or fighting "The kids have been buying : Bv CINDY MOOY police and inform on their children if they ] calendar, tlie prerogative of royalty in to signal drug use. sneezing powder and disappearing Herald Staff Writer both. find them with drugs. those days. "The exciting thing for me about the Fritch said when he took the position of ink. They also like the exploding "You can walk into any high school in In 1564, Charles decreed that New survey is tliat the students give us the Grove director about a year ago the cigars and cigarettes for their ■ Seminole County, and there are five of Fritch said he questioned some of his i Year's Day would be celebrated on answer." Fritch said. "The answer is the biggest change lie made in the program parents," she said. "In addition to the j Ihem, and you'll find over 300 students clients about at what age they began I January 1, instead of the then- family. If you want to do something about was to involve the family. using drugs other than alcohol and found fun, there's a message there." there in trouble," said Charles kritch, The center is a private, non-profit traditional April 1 the drugs and the other problems in our the average to be 10. He said he found Those who did not go along with Chuck said children tend to spend in referring to students using marijuana organization which operates a drug society, there is only one answer — the also that half of his clients at the Grove Charles' playing fast and loose with the $l-$2 price range "They get plastic "That’s more than the total enrollment of reliabilitation, education and prevention restructuring and reinforcing of the had experimented with the drug, PCI’, or time were derided as "poisson snakes, cockroaches, fake blood, all the high school 1 attended. f .. —.21.. *• program for Seminole County. 'Hu- i(llilii} . "Angel Dust." d'avril," meaning April Fish, and the nasty little things." Fritch, director of The Grove Coun­ In the drug survey, students said that center lias a capacity for about 2U day Decent research results indicating were likely to be the recipient of gifts One area magic shop owner said a seling Center in Ungwood, s|»oke before the family and health risks were the care patients and 50 outpatients. marijuana may cause brain damage liefitting fools and fish. The custom new wrinkle lias shown up in the gag parents and others at a meeting spon­ main factors for not using drugs. Fritch said he tells his clients, "If we should be a "red flag" indicating eventually evolved Into rewarding market this year — teachers buying sored by the Knights of Columbus Fritch said he was encouraged by one find drugs on you, we make two phone something should be done about its use, children clever enough to fool their tricks to play on their students. Tuesday night in Sanford. question from the audience ‘What can a calls. The first one to the police and the he said. Recent research has also in­ fiarents with chocolate fish. "We’ve never had that before," he Fritch said he based that number on grandparent do?' He said he thought the second to your parents to pick you up at dicated that marijuana use may have Across the Channel in Scotland, the said. "The teachers with the younger student's replies to « recently released disintegration of the family by increased the police station " damaging effects on the brain and tricked weie not given foolish "fish" kids get handkerchiefs that change survey on drug use by Seminole County mobility, separating children, parents The Grove program, Fritch said, reproductive organs because a chemical gifts, but were rather sent hunting the color or disappearing coins. The students. In the survey, 787 high school and grandparents, is a cause of the drug requires total abstinence from drugs. He in pot, THE, is fat soluble and goes to gowk, a pastime not unlike the teachers with the older pupils get students said they used marijuana dally problem. said he "contracts" with parents to care American snipe hunt more showy, something tliat will for the drug abusers at night, while both areas of the body. Heascarch also and 739 used it weekly. "IxHik for a change in personality," as Over the years, according to really mystify the kids." Grove staff watches them by day. shows that it takes a month before all "That means in our high schools, w e ve a'sign of drug use, Fritch said. "Don't William S Walsh in his "Curiosities of So, choose your gag and enjoy. Treatment at the Grove lasts a THE from marijuana, taken in any got 1,526 people in trouble," said fritch. look for red eyes or smell." He also Popular Customs," the day became Anybody want a can of peanuts'* minimum of three months, Fritch said, quantity, is eliminated by the body, lie Fritch said marijuana was the number suggested watching for withdrawal from and it takes 30 days to "dry nut" a drug told Die parents. one drug problem in the schools other the family, a change of friends, drop in

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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI)— A powerful bomb planted by presumed leftist Insurgents WORLD demolished a U. S.-owned Citibank office In San Salvador and rebel and government forces battled in To W in Teen Star's Affection the countryside. “I will prove my love for you ... IN BRIEF * I WASHINGTON (UPI) - Law en­ autumn and by sending her half a dozen through a historic act," The Washington Officials said the bodies of at least 32 victims of forcement officials today pursued the letters. One or more of the letters Post said Hinckley wrote. political violence were found scattered around the theory that Infatuation with a teen-age allegedly contained threats to kill The assassination attempt resembled a W alesa Is Criticized For Central American country Tuesday. Three people movie star may have driven John W. Reagan. scene in Miss Foster’s best-known movie, passing by In a car were slightly Injured by the bank Hinckley Jr. to try to kill President Although Miss Foster issued a “Taxi Driver," in which she played a 'Selling Out1 Solidarity bombing In the capital. Reagan In a twisted reenactment of a statement Tuesday saying had never met film plot. Hinckley, sources said he phoned her and prostitute. In the movie, actor Robert De The bomb blasted out windows 200 feet away and that she received “a couple” of his let­ Niro told a woman that If she rejected GDANSK, Poland (UPI)— Solidarity’s leadership Hinckley, charged with the attempted demolished the Citibank offices on the first floor of an assassination of the president, was being ters. him, he would carry out an assassination. ratified a deal with the Communist government can­ Hinckley "probably saw the movie any 11-story tower In the plush Mlramonte district of held in the Quantico Marine Base brig The plans described In the last letter celing a general strike, but militants charged union number of times" because of the way he northern San Salvador, witnesses said. today as legal maneuvering continued written Monday "made it precisely clear leader Lech Walesa “sold out" and Pentagon analyst over psychiatric tests to determine his what was going to happen and why," one idolized Miss Foster, said one source. said Mow cow was closer to Intervention despite the mental competence. source said, adding it appeared Hlifckley Others said some FBI officials are compromise. Israelis Blow Up Houses The 25-year-old Hinckley, described as thought an assassination would convinced "he had the movie in mind." The official cancellation of Tuesday’s strike came in a drifter, will have the capital’s best- “demonstrate his manliness, or his Miss Foster said in a statement that one of the most fractious meetings of the union's 41- BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)— A 300-man Israeli known criminal law firm, headed by status.” the FBI asked her not to discuss the case. member national commission. The deal forged by commando unit crossed Into south Lebanon today, famous defense lawyer Edward Bennett Walesa was approved in a vote of 21-4, with six ab­ blew up three houses and traded small-arms fire with Williams, to represent him. In a stentions and nine not attending the session — possibly a Joint Lebanese army-U.N. peacekeeping patrol, statement, the firm of Williams and in a boycott. government and United Nations officials said. Did Secret Service Fail? Connolly said a friend of the family had Still ahead was a vote today to lift the national strike They said a Lebanese army sergeant in one of the arranged for it to defend Hinckley and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secret Ser­ allegations by some members of the alert, which the lO-mlllion-member union has been on destroyed houses was killed In the explosion and another replace his court-appointed attorney. vice spokesman Jack Warner cradled his media that bystanders — including since the end of Friday's warning strike to demand the soldier was wounded in an exhange of fire with the Law enforcement sources said FBI forehead in his hand and rubbed his eyes. Hinckley — were allowed into an area ouster of officials responsible for a police beating of Israelis. officials believe Hinckley was so ob­ He'd had less than two hours' sleep In the that was supposed to be secured for union members in Bydgoszcz on March 19. There was no immediate report of the incident In Tel sessed with actress Jodie Foster, 18, that last 30. He had gone through interview reporters and cameramen, and The militants charged the government did not Aviv. he hoped to “impress her" by trying to after interview, but still the questions allegations Hinckley was "acting guarantee as part of the Monday compromise to Two villagers were wounded in the blasts and the kill Reagan, even fashioning Jt after a persisted: strange" as he stood among the repor­ dismiss officials who militants believe were behind (he Israelis kidnapped two other Lebanese villagers as scene in her biggest movie. —Had the Secret Service failed In ters, Warner said. police attack; that the compromise did not push hard they withdrew from the village of Tulin, 6 miles from “He did it for her," said one source letting a would-be assassin within 10 feet "None of this has been verified, but enough either for the recognition of a rural Solidarity the Isa ell border. closely familiar with the investigation. of President Reagan as he emerged from we’ve got to find out whether it’s fiction union or for the release of political prisoners. “She’s the key." a Washington hotel Monday? or fact," said Warner. Jan Rulewaki, the Bydygoszc Solidarity leader who Vesco Fights Deportation FBI agents and police searching —Why didn’t the agency have any “We’re reviewing each person’s was hospitalized after the police beating, called the Hinckley's hotel room — just across the previous knowledge of John Hinckley Jr., function" in interviews of agents, other agreement “a disgrace" and charged that Walesa NASSUA, Bahamas (UPI)— Robert Vesco has asked intersection from the Secret Service’s arrested last October In Nashville law enforcement officers and eyewit­ "sold out" giving away too much In “manipulations.” e Bahamas Supreme Court to throw out the depor­ downtown headquarters — found an traveling with three handguns? nesses, he said. "It is imperative wp Stion order that could send him back to the United unmalled letter to Miss Foster saying he —Is there any foolproof system for interview them as soon as possible," he States. planned to kill the president to win her protecting the president? added, before memories lapse. Vesco, the financier who has been in the Bahamas Khomeini Nixes Sympathy affection, sources said. The answers are not expected for Meantime, Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev., since 1978 in his flight from prosecution in the United The sources said the letter was dated several weeks — and the results will not told the Las Vegas Sun a Senate LONDON (U P I)- Ayatollah RuholUh Khomeini States, has told the high court the order, given him and timed as “virtually his last act necessarily be made public. Appropriations subcommittee will begin says there will be no forced outpouring of sympathy in Dec. 31, was not served in accordance with the island before stepping out the door” to go to the The Secret Service is Investigating an inquiry Thursday to determine Iran for wounded President Reagan like the chorus of nation’s immigration laws nor its constitution. Washington Hilton Hotel, the scene of whether all possible steps were taken to whether there were flaws in the condolences orchestrated by Shah Mohammed Resa Though the deportation order gave him less than two Monday’s shooting. safeguard Reagan Just before and after procedures used to protect the president. Pahlavl far the asaassination of President Kennedy. weeks to leave the country, the Bahamas government “This guy had her (Miss Foster) on a the president and three others, including "I think the Secret Service acquitted In the first public comment by the Iranian leadership has allowed him to remain until his appeals are pedestal,” said another federal source. agent Timothy McCarthy, were wounded themselves beautifully in terms of their on the wounding of Reagan, Khomeini referred resolved. “He thought this would impress her so Monday. Warner said preliminary in­ responsibilities," Laxalt told the If Vesco is eventually deported, he is expected to Tuesday to the incident in a meeting with members of much she would fall In love with him.” dications are the agents made no newspaper. "All we find so far is very seek sanctuary in either Panama, Libya or Venezuela. the Islamic Association of Students, said Iran's official Chief FBI spokesman Roger Young mistakes. commendable conduct." Pars news agency. He has renounced his U. S. citizenship and claims said: “By definition, we're dealing with The agents, some brandishing 9mm Monday's shootings did not force any Italian citizenship. Khomeini recalled that when Kennedy was an extremely troubled man.” Uzi submachine guns, immediately changes in normal operations of the Vesco faces five indictments in the United States assassinated In 1963, “the Iranian school students Investigative sources said Hinckley, jumped the gunman. Jerry S. Parr, chief president’s bodyguards. Warner said resulting from alleged securities frauds and efforts to under the old regime (of the shah) were made to mourn 25, due to undergo psychiatric tests of the White House Secret Service detail, there have been no personnel or obstruct a Securities and Exchange Commission in­ the occasion, whereas now that another colleague of today, pursued his crush on precocious shoved the wounded president into his assignment changes, and no federal vestigation by secretly giving $200,000 In cash to Kennedy has been wounded In the attempt, no such Miss Foster by following her to Yale limousine. officials were assigned additional Richard Nixon's 1972 presidential campaign. things happen," Pars said. University when she enrolled last The investigation will consider protection.

Carter Reacts To Shooting ttomey Gets Taste Of Street Crime 'Shock, Horror By BRITT SMITH !.ester Arthur Bauman, of 711 Mendez Way, told police that Herald Staff Writer thieves took about $30,000 of jewelry as well as $800 cash, As director of the Central Florida Legal Services office in Action Reports silver, crystal, a camera, scuba diving gear, a shotgun, And Prayers' Sanford, Treena Kay is adept at dealing with the poor's civil television, musical instruments, and a vacuum cleaner. PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) — Former President Jimmy Carter . orobtems such as tenant-landlord disputes or domestic _ _ ■A , Fires ___ _ SWEET TOOTH BANDIT today expressed "shock and horror" at the attempted hassles. But rite (6uM out what crime in the streets is like - Someone broke into ine Rltz Theatre al2d» Magnolia Ave.' assassRiationltf Tresf

SURVEILLANCE To Fight Crim e Proposed SPECIAL TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Crime Surveillance It (he issues will get a lot of attention during the duly of (hit new U.S. 1981 legislature, but Floridians ex­ Army Helicopter (hat pecting wholesale reform of the criminal recently made Ita lint Justice system will be disappointed. lift-off at a Connecticut Gov. Bob Graham has proposed fat field. The radar anten-’ increases in state spending in many na mounted beneath areas of criminal justice and lawmakers have given him a receptive ear. the craft will be to But legislative leaders also have monitor the movement cautioned their colleagues to of enemy ground for­ withhold radical approaches to Florida's ces and to relay that growing crime problem, saying that Information to battle­ individual bills may sound good to voters field commanders. back home, but they could lead to chaos without a coordinated attack on the problem. "We have enough laws on the books,” The committee is considering support. House Speaker Ralph Ha ben said. “What leglelatlon- that would give police, However, a similar bill failed last year we need Is funding." prosecutors and the courts more latitude when it was attacked as probably un­ This parallels Graham's view Uut in the handling of youthful offenders. constitutional. major changes in the system are not Another measure that could have a One of the first bills Introduced this Psychiatric Patiants Ravolt needed as much as an Infusion of cash to direct Impact on crime statistics is one year is designed to repair last sessions's WEATHER better train police, hire more prosecutors cracking down on gold and silver buyers, law banning the sale and possession or MOSCOW (UPI) — Patients took over a psychiatric hospital and public defenders and expand prisons particularly fly-by-night outfits drug paraphrenalia. The new measure is and held the staff hostage to protest their treatment with and jails. operating out of motel rooms. intended to overcome a Judge’s ruling haevy doles of behavior-modification drugs, a report reaching AREA READINGS (9 am ): temperature: 72; overnight House Criminal Justice Chairman Police agencies testified (hat rising that a section of the law was un­ low: 67; Tuesday's high: 90; barometric pressure: 30.19; Larry Smith, D-Hollywood, Instructed gold and silver prices and the ease with constitutional because it did not require Moscow said today. relative humidity: 90 percent; winds: Southwest at 10 mph. his panel to avoid tampering with the which one can peddle precious metals “intent" to use the objects with Illicit Hie Incident occurred In January In the Fourth Department THURSDAY'S TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hlghs5:54a.m., current penalties for various, crimes are In large part responsible for a drugs. of the Chernyakhovsk Special Psychiatric Hospital near the 8:13 pm .; lows, 11:47 am ., - p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL; pending the completion of court- statewide increase in burglaries. Polish border, a source said. highs 8:46 a.m., 6:08 p.m.; lows, 11:38 a.m., — p.m.; developed sentencing guidelines. The proposed legislation would require legislation also is being developed to The patients ware "driven to desperation" by the drugs, BAYPORT: highs, 11:11 a.m. ,12:20 p.m.; lows, 6:02 a.m., 6:22 Those guidelines have been Im­ gold and silver buyers to keep detailed toughen drunk driving laws and establish which have painful ride effects, according to tbs account. p.m. plemented experimentally in three records and make them regularly parallel statutes to cover motorists BOATING FORECAST; S i Aufuriiae to Jupiter Inlet, Out circuit court districts and officials are available to sheriffs. It also would ban driving under the influence of marijuana Evralns Herald iw i m •»»»______0 Miles: — South to southwest winds at 10 to 18 knots today, waiting to study their results. sales from persons under 18 and prohibit and Illegal drugs. becoming northerly at 10 to 18 knots tonight and northeasterly The one area that is not immune to melting down of gold and silver Items for Graham’s $206 million crime package Wednesday. AprilTT 1911-V o i. 73, No. 190 Thursday. Seas 3 to 8 feet. possible radical legislative reform is 30 days. for the next two fiscal years provides for rutmntf Daily sM nmesv. sxceat Mersey fey TM teeters AREA FORECAST: — Fog this morning. Partly cloudy with Juvenile Justice. A companion bill would apply similar special state help In recruiting and HerelS. lac. MSN. arm s a**., teeter*, ate. tin t. a chance of showers and thundershowers later today and Hi ben appointed a select committee to restrictions on pawn brokers. training local police officers, 763 new tonight. Clearing Thursday. Hot today with highs from the mid study that one issue and Its members Crime victims and witnesses who are positions for state attorneys, 241 new ieceas Clast aertse* Pets el teeter*. atertSe w n Mi to around 90. A little cooler tonight with low* from near 00 have heard nightmarish talas from disabled by age or disease would be positions for public defenders, $4 million Hem Delivery: Week, IVHi ***m. H M j > Wuiat. W jS; to the mid 80s. Warm Thursday with highs in the low to mid prosecutors and others on how teenage allowed to testify via videotaped for new Judges and court personnel, and Veer, MMS. Dy Metlt Week tt-tlr Metefe, It-tfj * Steam. 80a. South to southeast winds i t 10 to 18 mph today, becoming criminals avoid Incarceration or other television rather than In open court under 344 new members of the Florida Highway m et; veer. MMS______- northerly late tonight. Rain probability 30 percent today. punishment on a large scale. another measure with widespread Patrol. m : - Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, April t, 1MI-3A In Shuttle Program Abscam Trial Resumes NEW YORK (UPI) - Sen. Harrison Williams, D-N.J., NATION vowed to use his influence with President Carter to obtain Launch Decision Key Step government contracts for a titanium mine in which he was to be a part-owner, an FBI agent says. IN B R I E F FBI agent John McCarthy testified on Tuesday, the By AL ROSSITER JR. sites in California and New Mexico, the control center second day of the Abscam trial of Williams, the only senator UPI Science Editor Houston and the world-wide tracking network. indicted In the two-year undercover probe of political CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - In one of their most Columbia will be communicating with 18 ground stations r s Coal Miners Vote Down corruption. important actions in years, the leaders of the nation’s space it circles the Earth every hour and a half. The network consist i The trial continues today in U.S. District Court in agency were expected to reach a decision today on a com­ of more than 2 million mtles of communications circuits. Contract By 2 -1 Margin Brooklyn. McCarthy said in 1979, at a lavish yacht party in mitment to flight for the space shuttle Columbia. Delray Beach, Fla., Williams urged him to finance a The Kennedy Space Center recommendation before the executive committee, headed by acting space agency ad­ WASHINGTON (UP!) — Worried that non-union coal titanium mine in which the senator was to hold a secret 18- ministrator Alan Lovelace, was that April 10 be adopted as the operations might threaten their Jobs, soft coal miners percent interest. official launch date for the revolutionary reusable spaceship. throughout Appalachia rebuffed their union’s leadership The program officials met all day Tuesday and recessed and soundly rejected a tentative contract by a 2-1 margin. Haig-Weinberger Clash until 8 a.m. EXT today. Spokesman Hugh Harris said the The vote Tuesday extends Indefinitely a United Mine agency's management was making a thorough review of all Workers strike that began last Friday when the old contract WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State Alexander aspects of flight preparations before signaling the go-ahead to ran out and raises prospects of another long and costly Haig and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger clashed Columbia pilots John Young and Robert Crippen. walkout in the coal fields. over a sensitive national security issue during the tense hours when President Reagan was Incapacitated, ad­ The decision is an important one. It represents a new stage No major effect on the U.S. economy and energy supply is in the nation's troubled nine-year, 89.6 billion effort to develop expected for several months because utilities have a four- ministration sources say. “They clearly had a disagreement," one source said. “It an efficient, cost-effective space transportation system. month coal stockpile and 56 percent of U.S. coal production The agency was warned two years ago that the implications is non-union. was not over who was in control. It was not considered a shouting match or a big row.” of a “ready-to-fly" decision were great. Ut '.ike spacecraft and The union said when counting ended Tuesday night with rockets of the past which made unmanned tests first, the more than 660 of the 757 locals tallied, 68,980 votes were The sources said the issue in question concerned national security and was too sensitive to reveal. shuttle’s maiden space test will be with men at the controls. against ratification to 32,299 in favor of the contract. Special space agency consultant William A. Anders, a for­ mer Apollo astronaut and later head of the Nuclear Regulatory Body In River Not Child's FAA To Blame For Crash? Commission, told NASA in 1979 that the shuttle “bears the » burden of being a significant part of the image of U.S. ATLANTA (UPI) — Authorities said today the decom­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Federal Aviation technical capability.” posed body of a black male pulled from the Chattahoochee Administration official says the agency was to blame for River late Tuesday was a young man, probably with no While the agency leaders reviewed their state of readiness to the deaths of 144 people in a 1978 mid-air collision over San fly the Columbia, technicians continued the hazardous Should launch be set April 10, Astronauts Job i connection to the city’s string of 23 slain and missing Diego for failing to adopt an airborne warning device Young, left, and Robert Crippen, will go int» children. hydrazine turbine fuel loading operation at the launch pad. available at the time. The work had fallen almost a day behind schedule by late medical quarantine Thursday night. The partially nude body was found in the river several James Pope, who said the FAA “banished” him to a post miles from where the body of Timothy Hill, the 21st victim, Tuesday due to.leaky fittings. Hydrazine is a highly corrosive in Seattle because of his criticism, accused the agency of and poisonous substance. was discovered Monday. “fraud, waste and mismanagement” for rejecting an Clad only in a T-shirt, the body appeared to officials to be airborne warning system developed prior to the Sept. 25, The space agency said, however, that a day’s leeway that that of a black teen-ager at first, but an autopsy early today 1978, collision between a Pacific Southwest Airlines 727 had been inserted into this week's work schedule, “so the established the victim as over 20 years of age. jetliner and a small private training plane. beginning of the countdown has not yet been affected.” The countdown must start Sunday night to meet an April 10 G un Control Unlikely blastoff. Gibson 19 B . FROST-CLEAR REFRIGERATOR Budget Cuts Still Survive Even with an formal launch date for the shuttle for the first co. UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL time, officials emphasized that a wide variety of problems As it was with the killings of John and Robert Kennedy, WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate has turned back a including bad weather could cause additional delays In the Martin Luther King Jr. and John Lennon, interest in han­ challenge by moderate Republicans to President Reagan’s • Reversible Door* beginning of the 36-orbit, 54 1-2 hour test flight originally dgun control has been rekindled by the shooting of budget cuts, in another show of support for the package and « Textured Flnlih With scheduled for 1978. Designer Wood Trim President Reagan. a political get-well gift for Reagan. In addition to reviewing the status of the Columbia itself and •Factory Installed Rollers Calls for tougher curbs intensified Tuesday, but even Senate leaders hoped to wrap up the package tonight, • Full Width Adjustable launch site preparations, the National Aeronautics and Space many supporters doubted success, citing powerful foes having thwarted an effort to rescue from the budget ax 81 Shelves billion for education and other social programs. The Administration leaders examined the readiness of the landing • Exclusive Gibson Golden Including the National Rifle Association and the president Warranty himself. package faced about a dozen more challenges. SAVE *90 Doctors Still Cautious HOSPITAL NOTES RIG. *658 StmlnoltMtmorlil Sylvira Grady Hotpifa! Terry M Hart * 5 6 8 March 11 Carmln E. Holltclaw ADMISSIONS: Ida P Jordan SANFORD: Timothy McIntyre Brady Able To Speak *SK OUR Barbara L Ccresoli Diane R Meyer* James P. Cullen Charlotte Phillip* C USTOME HI DEL I VCR Y ABOUT OUR WASHINGTON (UPI) - White House Dr. Daniel Ruge, Reagan’s personal William 5 Herbert, DrBary B F, Swaggerly AND said Brady’s condition "miraculously SFBVKF press secretary James Brady, continues to improve. John Renyhard. OeBary Maine L While INSTALLATION physician, reported doctors are pleased Willow S. Caccavalo, DeUand Deborah Wynn HOME APPLIANCE recovering from delicate surgery that Raker told CBS news Brady was asked Brady “has continued to be more Lllliam L. Rltch, Deland Elltabeth A Myers. Casselberry removed a bullet from his brain, is able by his doctors over night to move his left responsive. Although he is seriously ill, Sandalio Valentin. Detlona TWO LOCATIONS Thelma B Niblack, Long wood Kathy E. Harrison. Columbia. ph >u i«n to speak and to breathe without a foot "and he moved his left foot. If they are optimistic." SC. pm in )«•) Alice M. Burton, Mount Dora uocw Pirn St 847 Spr I r>9 Ot>dtn A*« respirator, doctors said today. anything was going to be damaged, it Reagan asked if the bullet had gone Fred J.T Bond. Deltona SANPORO l N«it to Sup4 f DISC Supply] Cecil Brooks, Plant City 0*1 AND Dr. Daniel Ruge, the president’s was going to be his left side. into Brady's brain and was told it had. DISCHARGES: Cynljia R . Wilson and baby girl, personal physician, said today that “And so everybody is very, very en­ "Oh dear," the president said, "What is SANFORD: Santord Brady now can move his left arm and leg, couraged by the progress that Jim is the prognosis?" and "it is anticipated that he may be able making after an originally very, very Baker said Ruge told the president, . . Ml to ait up liv-ht- hospital bed in a Lew uire prognosis,” Baker said. “There may be some weakness on the days.” Doctors said Tuesday they are op­ left side, and last nlghi people didn't Brady was the most critically injured timistic Brady will survive the bullet that think he was going to make it at all." in the attempt Monday on President passed through his brain and are en­ “Oh dear, we must pray," Baker Reagan's life, and Initial reports had couraged he is responding to voices and quoted Reagan as saying. indicated doctors were uncertain he can move the right side of his body. Dr. Dennis O’Leary, head of clinical would survive. But today Brady “played A medical bulletin said Brady, 40, can surgery, said Brady's progress had been catch” with his wife, Sarah, and understand and respond to commands to “extraordinary." demonstrated his ability to move in spite move his right side. A source close to bis of his weakened condition, Ruge said. family said doctors expect him to be able The right hemisphere of Brady’s brain Brady was taken off a respirator today to speak when tubes helping him breathe — not the dominant side — suffered and "Is breathing well,” the doctor said. are removed from his throat. "fairly extensive damage” from the "Mr. James Brady's condition con­ "Oh damn, oh damn," Reagan said wound, and the left side, which controls tinues to improve as he remains in Tuesday upon learning Brady had been speech and motion, has "some minimal critical condition," Ruge said. hit by gunfire directed at the presidential amount of damage," O’Leary said. “Physicians continue to be cautiously party outside a Washington hotel. But O'lieary said it would be “very speculative” to predict the extent of optimistic as Mr. Bsady’s neurological Baker said tears came to the condition continues to improve," he said. president's eyes. Brady’s recovery. "In patients like this, Brady is "still seriously ill, but we're The George Washington University the spectrum of possible outcomes is very hopeful,” presidential counselor Medical Center said late Tuesday doctors very, very wide," he said. Edwin Meese said earlier today in an were encouraged by Brady's progress Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes, NBC interview. "He's making astoun­ but were watching him "closely for 40, was asked by presidential counselor ding progress." possible complications for which he is at Edwin Meese and Baker to assume White House chief of staff James Baker significant risk.” Brady's duties for the present. SPRING IS THE TIME TO BEAT THOSE CRAWLING INSECTS!! Him IS Tornadoes Kill 2 In Alabama; OFFERING A ’ 5.00 DISCOUNT ON ALL Thunderstorms Rip Deep South NEW CONTRACTS FOR RESIDENTIAL PEST CONTROL, LAWN SPRAYING, HURTS BORO, Ala. (UPI) — Severe spring thunderstorms Elsewhere, the Notional Weather Service said very heavy rumbled across the DeepSout/i today, with tornadoes killing at thunderstorms were occurlng today from Charleston, S.C., TERMITE TREATMENTS AND least two people and Injuring nearly a dozen in this small east across Georgia and into Alabama where numerous tornado Alabama community. and severe thunderstorm warnings were Issued during the TENT FUMIGATIONS. Torrential rain, hall and lightning were reported from morning hours. More titan five inches ot rain had fallen in Mississippi to South Carolina. Columbus, Ga. by mid-morning, (lie NWS said. One twister touched down in Sumter County, Ga., former A number of tornadoes and funnel clouds were reported In President Carter's home county, causing extensive damage to Mississippi Tuesday night as the storm system crossed the c a l l 9ft* Home PEST CONTROL and at least one farm but no Injuries. Mississippi River. The storm struck between Americus and Andersonville. Carter lives In Plains, west of Americus. Carter and his wife get *5.00 off on your first service for Rosalynn were to be in Austin, Texas today as the guests of Gang Hurts Four Lady Bird Johnson where they were to visit the Lyndon B. GUARANTEED QUALITY SERVICE!! Johnson Library at the University of Texas. Hardest hit was the small agricultural community of Hurt­ sboro, located about 30 miles west of Columbus, Ga., where a Following Parade tornado that sounded like "a freight train" demolished the ST. PETERSBURG, Fla (UPI) - At least four people were burin s district and then struck a residential area. Damage hurt, including a seriously Injured tourist, In a two-hour '5.00 OFF was estimated by the Alabama Highway Patrol at about 12 disurbance In south St. Petersburg Tuesday night following a million. A spokesman for the Russell County sheriff's parade and fireworks show, police said. ON NEW CONTRACTS department said "two-thirds of Hurtsboro has been wiped Police estimated more than $50,000 damage occurred to RESIDENTIAL PEST CONTROL ouL" vehicles and businesses In the melee which followed the R o w e L A W N S P R A Y The patrol confirmed two dead and at least nine injured. A Festival of States parade and fireworks show. tornado that struck Covington County, Miss., 40 miles nor­ TERMITE TREATMENTS Police spokesman George Pinckney said as the festival thwest of Hattiesburg, Injured two people in a mobile home. FUMIGATIONS A funeral home in Phenix City, Ala., tentatively Identified broke up about 10 p.m., a gang of 40 to 60 young black males began throwing rocks and bottles at passing motorists. the dead as a Mrs. Willie B, McCraln, about 65, a white woman, PEST CONTROL H i m and Ephraim Jelks, an elderly black man. ' Police, who had reinforcements on duty for the festival, An eyewitness to the Hurtsboro tornado, Bubba Torbert who responded by calling in their oUdnlght shift early, bolstering PEST CONTROL Uves Just outside of town, said the twister struck shortly after 2 their force to 100. The police alio activated a special tactical 112-2070 2420 IROQUOIS A V I. team for riot control, but Pinckney said as the team was ready 322-2070 a m. CSX. “It was a terrific roar like a freight train," Torbert said. to move Into the troubled area the youths disbursed. “There was a lot of hall and lightning. The trees in our yard Pinckney said one police officer was injured by a rock, but were blown over but fortunately the house wasn’t hurt.” the name of the officer was not available. Ma W L Fuqua, chief of the Alabama highway patrol, said downtown Hurtsboro “ Is devastated" and he put the damage The only person reported hospitalized as a result of the 2626 IROQUOIS AVE. estimate at $2 million. He said work crews “are trying to clear disturbance waa Lawemce Trudon. 64, of Providence, Rhode a SSOCUTOH SANFORD n tin ii the roads. Heavy equipment is there and a lot more Is on the Island. He was said to have suffered a fractured skull and possible contusion. way.” r*' ^

build a round around the college campus con­ “How come Alexander Haig, Secretary of after deciding to seek help from the legislative Evening Herald necting to Broadmoore; to close County Home Around State In the Reagan administration, gets bigger delegaUon in gaining funding to correct access Road because it interferes with emergency (usps «ino) headlines In the Herald than I do?" asks County road problem at the school, they forgot that Lake vehicles from the county fire staUon; and to 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Public Works Director Jack Schuder. Mary officials might be Interested In three of the connect the college by a roadway to Lake Mary Area Code30M22-2811 or 831-8993 After all, as Schuder relates, they both roads Involved. graduated from the West Point In 1M7. The roads are Lake Mary Boulevard, East Boulevard. « i Street, main entrance from 17-92 to the school, W ednesday, April 1, 1981—4A A big difference, however, la that Schuder The legislators were asked to assist the county County Home Road, from U. S. 17-92 to the old ranked 33rd in a graduating class of 310 while and the college to get funding for a study of the Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher part of the SCC campus, and Broadmoor, access Haig was down In the 200s. situation and then addlUonal money to fund the Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor from Lake Mary. All but County Home Road are Robert Lovenbury, Advertising and Circulation Director necessary road work. “Haig was a late blossomer," Schuder said. within the city limits of Lake Mary. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Home Delivery : Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Schuder, the county's public works director Lake Mary Councilman Richard Fess, who Springs, and State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R- Year, $45.00. By Mail; Week, $1.25; Month, $5.25; 6 Months, since September, 1976, joined the U. S. Army as happened to be In the audience for Friday’s Longwood, urged the college and county officials $30.00; Year. B7.00. an enlisted man In 1942. He retired in 1976, after meeting of the Seminole Legislative delegaUon, to get together with Lake Mary to work out the The Clock 34 years in the service. He was a colonel in the made It clear Lake Mary Is definitely Interested communicaUons problem. Army Corps of Engineers. in how the proposed changes will effect traffic flow on to city streets. Hattaway said he would do everything he could to bring the matter to the attention of state By DONNA ESTES Seminole Community College and Seminole The proposal Is to four-lane East Street amd Appeasement County officials got moving so fast this past week provide two additional deceleraUon lanes; to authorities.

Is 'Contemptible' DICK WEST JEFFREY HART ftiau who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" — George Santayana. The Hive The virtual collapse of Soviet-American Finesse, detente" has produced two distinct reactions in Western Europe. The first was a commitment, Moves Into however reluctant, to strengthen NATO's patently Short 'N' inadequate defenses. The second, and more recent, has been a resurgence in pacifist sen­ High Buzz timent and . concomitant pressure on Western Simple European governments to adopt policies that are In a recent column, I introduced the tantamount to appeasement of the Soviet Union. WASHINGTON (UPI) - What must have beehive metaphor to illuminate cooperation Signs of the later mood are everywhere ap­ been some of the most subUe negotiaUons In on the Left. In that beehive, the socialist, parent in Europe's industrial democracies. modern times took place during the recent leftist, liberal, and communist bees perform Some months ago, 50,000 demonstrators U.S. visit of Japanese Foreign Minister it*» different tasks, but they never sting one marched through the streets of London protesting Masayoshi Ito. another. the Thatcher government's approval of the U.S. According to published reports, President As the United States presses the issue of plan to deploy nuclear-armed cruise missiles in . Reagan wanted to presuade Ito to cut back communist takeover in El Salvador, the hive auto exports to America without actually is moving Into high buzz. In fact, I'm Britain. It was the largest ban-the-bomb rally in asking Ito to cut back auto exports. beginning to feel as if I were living in that that country since the early 1950s. Although we won't know how well he suc­ "bee-loud glade" of which Yeats writes In his Britain’s opposition Labor Party emerged from ceeded until we count the number of Japanese poem “The Lake Isle of Innlsfree." its recent conference pledged to a policy of cars that reach our shores in coming months, For example, take the foreign affairs editor unilateral nuclear disarmament if and when it administration officials seem to feel the of the New Republic, Ronald Steel, who has regains control of the government. oblique approach hit home. written an excellent biography of Walter Left-wing pressure on the Dutch government is One cabinet member commented that the Lippmann. Steel is Intelligent, but where El so strong that Holland has rescinded its tentative Japanese were “very astute" and thus able to Salvador is concerned the requirement is a figure out "what we were saying." total suspension of analytic powers. * 1079 decision to accept American cruise and "The question raised In El Salvador today," Pershing II missiles on its soil. Belgium too is Not having a transcript of the Reagan-Ito OUR READERS WRITE writes Steel, "Is, In essence, not very dif­ wavering. talks, I cannot tell you exactly what was said. ferent than that raised in Poland. Can a In West Germany, Chancellor Helmut Schmidt But from various second hand In­ relatively weak country within the sphere of is kept busy fending off left-leaning members of terpretations, I surmise that the meeting influence of a great power be allowed to go his own party who would like Bonn to curtail went something like this: 'Lead Is Not Dead' through Its own social revolution?" defense spending and distance itself from the The president welcomed the foreign In that formulation, the actual content of minister to the White House and asked what I am chairman of the "Lead Is Not thing the lead phasedown has ac­ the two revolutions passes unnoticed. Lech Reagan administration’s tough stand against had brought him to America. Dead" Committee and I hope that your complished Is to increase our depen­ Walesa and his Solidarity union are trying to Soviet expansionism. And even Mr. Schmidt is The foreign minister replied that he came curiosity will be piqued sufficiently to dence on Imported OPEC oil by over wrest some democratic freedoms from the anxious to avoid doing anything that might here under the Impression the president had read further. 800,000 barrels per day; augment the communist regime In Warsaw. The com­ something Important to discuss with him. jeopardize German trade with the Soviet bloc, The “Lead Is Not Dead" Committee shortage of gasoline In 1979 because of munist guerrillas in El Salvador, in contrast, which now accounts for fully 25 percent of the The president said that as a matter of fact Is incorporated under the laws of Texas the inability of the refining industry to are trying to impose a regime more Federal Republic's exports. there was a little matter he wanted to take up. as a non profit corporation with Its refine enough unleaded gasoline, in­ totalitarian than the one in Cuba — and freely It cannot yet be said that Europe is paralyzed He asked if the foreign minister had noticed stated purpose being “to inform the crease the overall cost of gasoline by an avow this goal. You would think that this by timidity. Nonetheless, the groundswell for anything curious during his visit. public of the advantages of using lead amount that may run as much as $.20- distinction would mean a great deal to a anti-knocks as a fuel additive and to gallon, give us an inferior grade of fuel writer on a liberal Journal like the New appeasement is eerily reminiscent of the The foreign minister asked if the president Influence action by EPA and Congress that contains and emits contaminants Republic. But Steel, buzzing, away In support shamelessly craven conduct of the Western were referring to the custom of staging the that will ensure a continued use of lead much more deadly than tetraethyl lead of the communist takeover, simply ignores it. democracies when faced with Adolf Hitler's annual Cherry Blossom Festival either before anti-knocks In order to help alleviate to bum in less efficient engines; and There has also been a great deal of buzzing bluster and bullying during the 1930s. or after the Japanese cherry trees were In the Energy crisis and to reduce the cost finally has given us emissions with in the media regarding the body count last bloom. Europeans who have managed to forget should .of ^owning and operating an much more potential damage to the year in El Salvador. All Df the following Instead remember. France cowered behind the The president said no, he was alluding to automobile." public than particulate lead eUltoions sources have charged that the government Maglnot Line. Britain cut defense spending to the the number of Japanese cars on the streets. Our committee was formed' by a could ever be. and informal "death squads" have done most bane. Neville Chamberlain went to Munich to The foreign minister said he had indeed group of employees of the Beaumont, I and the other members of the “Lead of the killing. Here Is the hive's scorecard: sacrifice Czechoslovakia. Belgium and Holland noticed this display of hospitality and wanted Texas Plant of PPG Industries, Inc. Is Not Dead" Committee, believe that Jack Newfleld, of the Village Voice, on CBS sought an illusory sanctuary in neutrality. to thank the president and the American Since the primary product manufac­ the American public is fed up with the radio: 10,000. costs engendered by the lead In the end, the appeasement of the 1930s yielded people for going to so much trouble to make tured In our plant Is tetraethyl lead, It Is Mary McCrory, columnist: 9,000. him feel at home. obvious that we have a vested interest phasedown, they are “fed up” willi Christopher Dickey, Washingto Post: the most catastrophic war in history. A com­ In attempting to "ensure a continued stinking emissions from unleaded fuel “more than 10,000." parable disaster, or abject Finlandizatlon, would The president said he appreciated the use of lead anti-knocks." And since we burning engines, and most of all, when Raymond Bonner, New York Times: 13,194. be the inevitable result of a similar failure of foreign minister's sense of gratitude but felt do have a vested Interest, we hesitated they become aware of the manner In United Press International: 14,000, of which nerve during the 1960S. the foreign minister should be informed that to embark on such an ambitious which this hoax has been perpetrated 11,000 were killed by death squads. Heretofore, U.S. officials have been loathe to the large turnout of Japanese cars was an campaign as we are now involved In, on them, they will be "fed up” with (lie Anthony Lewis: at least 6,000, mostly killed acknowledge publicly that Western Europe might everyday occurrence and not a special for fear that the general public would perpetrators. by the government. muster in honor of the foreign minister's visit. regard our efforts as strictly a selfish, The news media of America have None of these hive communication bees be ripe for a rerun of 1930s style appeasement. The foreign minister said that was truly Better, they reasoned^ to put the best possible face self effacing one that as a result of past built a reputation of exposing hoaxes, paid any attention to the claim of the remarkable and a tribute to Japan ese- brain washing they would Interpret as espousing the role of the underdog and guerrillas themselves that they have killed on strains within NATO and thus pretend that all American friendship. having no regard for the best Interests disclosing Instances of governmental nearly 6,000 issued on February 23 — but, of is well. The president said he was highly In favor of of the environment and the public. waste. The lead phasedown Includes all course, that kind of information is not suited But pretensions are no substitute for leadership. Japanese-Amerlcan friendship but was But, as we examined the evidence three of these factors. It Is a hoax. The to the goals of the Hive. And the fact that NATO's leaders might somehow dreadfully worried about the Uil. auto in­ that Is available, we came to the con­ underdog, American taxpayer is The Hive Is active elsewhere as well. The dustry. He wondered if the foreign minister clusion that In reality, we would be paying for it and our government has fool themselves is certainly no basis for believing State Department has also published some saw any cauae-and-effect relationship bet­ shirking our duty to ourselves, our wasted billions of dollars instituting It that the Russians might be fooled as well. captured documents, Including a report by ween woeful conditions in the Uil. auto In­ friends, and neighbors, our fellow and has caused unnecessary con­ Richard Allen, President Reagan’s national ShaRk Handal, head of the Salvadoran dustry and the number of Japanese cars on countrymen and our country as a sumption of billions of dollars worth of security affairs adviser, has now said what Communist Party, concerning a trip taken American streets. political entity If we failed to tell people crude petroleum, which the underdog needed to be said about the dangers of Europe's . taxpayer Is paying for, both in taxes abroad by his brother Farid Hakal, also a The foreign minister said such a connection about the monstrous hoax that has been undercurrent of support for the politics of ap­ and as a direct consumer. well-known communist. His Job was to set up had not occurred to him. However, he said a perpetrated on the American public peasement. In a widely reported Washington In the light of the above observations, “popular solidarity groups with the ton of bricks didn't have to fall on him to get a under the guise of "protecting the speech recently, Mr. Allen labeled the better-red- I respectfully submit to you that the Salvadoran revolution." point across. Any export cutback would health and the environment of our activities of the "Lead Is Not Dead” than-dead mentality as "‘contemptible," and severely damage the Japanese auto Industry, country." According to the report, comrade Hakal did And certainly when examined In its Committee are worthy of the attention inimical to Europe's hopes for peace and security. he added. quite well. He picked up support from the His remarks couldn't have been more correct, entirety the lead phasedown has been of your readers and that they will be Council of Churches, the Institute for Policy or more timely. The president asked about the possibility of just that: a hoax, promulgated as an vitally Interested in hearing about these Studies, the PLO, the ILWU (the selling Japanese cars In Japan. effort to reduce automotive pollution activities and the disclosures of the longshoremen's union), and from Rep. Ron The foreign minister said that was certainly and to protect little children from the overall cost of the lead phasedown. Dellums, D-Callf. The meeting with Dellums a novel suggestion. He said he would study It ravages of lead poisoning. The only Cal Ebner, chairman was set up through the Washington, D.C., further when he got back home. branch of the Communist.

BERRY'S WORLD JACK ANDERSON Lefever Shows He's No Civil Rights Man

WASHINGTON—If President Reagan largely on a speech the blade martyr made at revolutionary force of 'liberation' and its I was unable to get his explanation of the sticks by his nomination of Ernest Lefever as New York's Riverside Church on April 4,1967 frequent use of communist cliches and statements I have quoted above. His Assistant Secretary of State for Human — one year to the day before he was slogans (in contrast to King's customary secretary told my associate, Lucette Rights, the confirmation hearing seems assassinated. Biblical allusions) could have been drafted in Lagnado, that he would return her repeated certain to Ignite the first really explosive Moscow, Peking, Hanoi or Havana . . . " The slaughter in Vietnam had reached a calls "after his confirmation." opposition on Capitol HUI. King's speech, Lefever wrotete, “was a new high that week, and King delivered an In two columns, I’ve dusted off disservice to the American people and a Lefever coupled his assault on King with a Impassioned plea to end the carnage. He Lefever’s expressed views on human rights service to forces of revolutionary violence.” correspondingly enthusiastic expression of called for stopping ill bombing, declaring a and laid them on the table. Hia own words are At another point, U fever coyly paraphrased support for the white minority government of unilateral truce, setting a date for U. S. troop the best evidence that his is unfit for this the Constitution’s definition of treason, South Africa. At the University of Stellen­ withdrawal and recognizing that the Viet saying: "Whatever his motives, King’s bosch in the Cape province, Lefever delivered position. Cong deserved a role in the government of But apparently the president remains Riverside speech gave aid and comfort to the a paper in which he said South Aftlca should South Vietnam. unpersuaded. So here is another serving of enemies of peaceful change in Southeast Asia be “a close ally of the United States a n d . . . a Lefever's philosophy, taken from November Moat of these proposals were adopted six as well as to their allies in Moscow and de facto member of NATO." 1170 issue of Worldview magazine. years later by Richard Nixon and Henry Peking." Certainly Ernest Lefever isn’t the right Lefever wrote a virulent attack on the late Kissinger, who finally withdrew U. S. forces In typical Lefever style, he never came man to apeak for the United States on the Martin Luther King Jr., suggesting he was from Vietnam. But King used some scathing right out and accused Martin Luther King of subject of human rights. playing into the hands of the communists and language to make his point, calling the United being either a communist or a traitor; but the Footnote: For the president's own good, he accusing him implicitly of treason. Though States the “greatest purveyor of violence in innuendo bubbled close to the surface. should withdraw Lefever's nomination. Lefever conceded that the slain dvil rights the world." In past conversations, Lefever insisted to Private polls show that he has failed to win leader "cannot be held responsible for the Emotions had cooled down when Lefever my reporters that he is a staunch advocate of the support of the black community. Of the 24 orgy of black terror that followed hts death," wrote hia article three-and-a-half years later. human rights. He has boasted that he was a percent of Americans who don’t like Reagan, ha wrote that “it would be fair to assume" SUll, he commented: “This remarkable dvil rights marcher before Dr. King. Lefever the unpublished polls show half ore black. He “Counterfeit Christian Dior suit, counterfeit that King contributed to the violence be speech — its blunt, lopsided, unfa dual and also complained that it is unreasonable to will only alienate them worse by putting a Yves Saint Laurent tie. counterfeit Cartier deplored. unfair attack upon the United States; its more hold someone to statements he made in the Martin Luther King critic in charge of human wristwatch. counterfeit Gucci shoes!" Lefever baaed his denunciation of King subtle praise for the communist and past. rights. What's Behind The Renovation Boom? Americans Rediscover Value Of Older Homes By INN ANDERSON use of natural light and ventilation than do later structures. The National Trust for Historic Preservation advises the iroe new It s — restoration, rehabilitation anti remodeling They also have a special warmth, nostalgia and romance, potential buyer to have an older home thoroughly examined by ‘ir" changing the character of American neighborhoods, though most are easily adapted to today’s casual lifestyle. a professional inspector, architect or engineer before buying. r roin New York to San Francisco, from Kvanston, 111., to A renovated house in the city also means less time and The house should be seen in daylight, inside and out. Among •Savannah, Ga., and ir virtually every community in between, money spent commuting as well as accessible shops, theaters the key areas to check are the roof, the utilities, the basement older homes have bren rediscovered. and other forms of entertainment. and the attic. Most older houses will require increased in­ The U S. league olSavings Associations reports that homes The improvement of once-marginal neighborhoods has sulation, particularly In attics nnd around windows. > •ears or older a counted for nearly 31 percent of all big-city caused property values to soar — and lower-income residents House Beautiful magazine recently surveyed restorations in home purchases in 1979. That’s up from 27 percent in 1977. to be displaced. a number of U.S. cities, Each house was different. Each owner Meanwhile, hotins 25 years or older made up nearly 2G In one section of Brooklyn, N.Y., the price of a habitable had a unique reason for doing what he or she did. percent of 1979 hone sales in medium-size towns and 23 per­ house has risen from >7,000 in 1967 to >30,000 in 1969 to ns much For Corinne Burke, her 19776 stone house in Paltz, N.Y., was cent of home sale: in small towns. as >225,000 today depending upon the amount of restoration a labor of love. "I thought this house was wonderful long before Why this groundmell of interest in older structures? It’s a and the condition and location of the block. I lived here," she says. "I used to drive by and admire it, but it combination of conomics, esthetics and heart. In the early 1970s, houses in the Height and Montrose areas was really in need of repair." Setting this trerd are the young adults born during the post- of Houston sold for ns little as >5,000. Now they sell for up to A history-minded bank president named Richard Creviston World War II “biby boom." Theirs is traditionally the age $120,000 if fully rehabilitated. knew that the run-down homes along Starr Street in New I group most invol-ed in household formation. Yet, many have The best homes in the North Side and Allegheny West sec­ Undon, Conn., were built for sea captains and merchants in found new hoinei to be prohibitively expensive. tions of Pittsburgh cost >18,000 in 1970. Ten years later, mere the 1830s — heyday of the city’s whaling industry and of Greek The costs of mw construction, which requires intensive use shells sell for >15,000 and restored houses go for more than Revival architecture. of new materias and heavy machinery, have risen more $90,000. And that was precisely the style that was found under the quickly than lalor costs. But renovation is seldom easy. It requires knowledge, good shabby asbestos siding once his bank bought a block of 19 3 * Labor-intenshe rehabilitation — which generally means advice, a miraculous contractor and intestinal fortitude. homes and began restoring them. '}} taking a worthwhile older building and finding an economical Says one New Yorker: "We bought our 1829 abused house in Tills Victorian ItnUanate villa in Savannah, Ga., In Savannah, Ga., Miriam Center found a Victorian Italinate and contemporiry use for it — often becomes a smart alter­ April 1977 and moved in December 1979. Why the hiatus? is om* of (lie thousands of tilth nod early 20th villa built in 1861. The house had beautiful details, lots of space tit native to buyirg a new house. "Because New York City’s Board of Estimates took six century homes that have been rediscovered and and was loca|ed in the center of town, allowing her to set up her Moreover, olter buildings were frequently better built with months to OK us, because the local utilities couldn’t grant us renovated by a new generation of home buyers. growing real-estate business on the gound floor. materials and craftsmanship that cannot be duplicated in gas for heating, because there was no sewer connection, The groundswell or interest in older structures is a ■ Ti today’s marke. Often, buildings from the late 19th and early because it took a year to find a contractor fearless enough to Much the same could be said of the thousands of renovation r * comidnation of economics, aesthetics and heart. 20th centuries nave thicker walls, higher ceilings and better contend with the city's complex statutes..." efforts taking place all across the country. Cl

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That is not to mention the March 4, 1943; Greer Garson made the additional millions that he can mean for those longest acceptance speech in Oscar history CURITY who win him. after being named best access for her per­ SOFTPUFFS The gold-plated statue is 92.5 percent tin and formance in “Mrs. Miniver." She talked —■ 7.5 percent copper. During World War II, it and talked — for more than an hour. was made of gold-plated plaster, March 15,1945: The Academy Awards were The origin of the statue's name is uncertain. broadcast over national radio for the first One version has it that Margaret Herrick, time. librarian of the academy, remarked upon first March 13, 1947: Amateur Harold Russell seeing it, "Why, it looks Just like my Uncle was named best supporting actor for his Oscar!" performance In "The Best Years of Our Others credit the name to Bette Davis, who Lives." He played a veteran who, like himself, is said to have named one of her statues for her had lost his hands in combat. first husband, Harmon Oscar Nelson Jr. March 20, 1948: A special Oscar was Following arc some of the high points in awarded posthumously to James Baskette for "Oacai'a 62-yeai Malory; Ids performance as Uncle Remus in “Song of— May II, lltl: "Wings” won best-picture the South." He was the first actor to be voted honors at the first Academy Awards an award after his death. ceremony. It was the only silent film ever to Vittorio de Sica’s "Shoe Shine" became the receive the award. first foreign-language film to receive an Charlie Chaplin received a special award for Academy Award. “his genius and versality in writing, acting, March 24, 1949: It was a father-son act at directing and producing "The Circus." this year's ceremonies as Walter Huston was Nov. 10,1931: Nine-year-old Jackie Cooper named best supporting actor and his son John became the youngest person nominated for was named best director, both for “Treasure best actor. He lost the prize to veteran Lionel of the Sierra Madre." Barrymore. March 19, 1953: The awards were televised Nov. II, 1932: Best-actor honors were shared Tor the first time. From 1953 to 1958, the by Wallace Beery and Fredric March. It was ceremony was staged simultaneously in Los the only tie ever to occur In that category. Angeles and New York City. Walt Disney won his first award for the cartoon "Flowers and Trees." He went on to March 27, 1957: Robert Rich won an Oscar win more Oscars than any other individual. for writing “The Brave One" but never showed up to collect it. It was later revealed March II, 1934: Director Frank Capra that Rich was a pseudonym for the blacklisted suffered one of the greatest embarrassments Dalton Trumbo, who finally received his in Oscar history when he leaped to his feet and statue in 1975. headed for the rostrum when host Will Rogers announced, "Come and get it, Frank." Some April 4, I960: "Ben Hur" set a record for 30 feet from his seat, Capra realited that the most Academy Awards that still stands. The best-director award had gone not to him but to spectacular received a total of 11 Oscars, including best picture and best actor (Charlton fellow nominee Frank Uoyd. Heston). Feb. 27, 1935: "It Happened One night," starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert, April 10,1967: Sibling rivalry returned to the became the first film to win Oscars for best best-actress award as sisters Lynn and picture, best actor and best actress. And Vanessa Redgrave competed against each Frank Capra finally got to collect the award other. But the Oscar went to Elizabeth Taylor for best director. for "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" April 14, 1969; Katharine Hepburn became March 4, 1937: “The Mafch of Time" the first winner of three Oscars as best ac­ became the first non-fiction film to be honored tress. She shared her third award with Barbra by the Motion Picture Academy However, a Streisand in the' first tie in that category. separate category for documentaries was not The ceremony took place for the first time at established until 1942. the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the l/u March 10, 1938: Lulse Rainer became Die Angeles Music Center, where it has remained first person to win back-to-back Academy to this day. Awards. She won her best-actress Oscars for April 15,1971: George C. voted best actor for "The Great Ziegfeld" (1936) and "The Good his performance in "Patton" became the first Earth" (1937). performer to refuse an Oscar. His example was followed by Marlon Brando two years Feb. 23, 1139: Walt Disney won one large Oscar and seven small ones in recognition of later. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." April 2, 1974: Ten-year-old Tatum O'Neal Feb. 29,1941: "Gone with the Wind" was the became the youngest person to win a regular big winner in a year that also saw the Oscar. She was named best supporting actress premieres of such screen classics as "Mr. for her performance in "Paper Moon." Smith Goes To Washington," "Wuthering The ceremony was briefly disrupted by the Heights," "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" and "The appearance of a "streaker" during Elizabeth Wizard of Ox." Taylor's remarks. Hattie McDaniel became the first black March 29, 1971: "One Flew Over the winner when she was voted the best supporting Cuckoo's Nest" became the first film since actress for her "GWTW" performance. "It Happened One Night." to collect Oscars for best picture, best actor and best actress. W /M M /m m Feb. 27, 1941: To increase the drama of the ceremony, the names of winners were for the March 21,1177: Peter Finch was the first first time placed in sealed envelopes. The performer to receive a regular Academy winners had previously been announced in You've Going to Like Eckerd's Famous Photo Offer! Award posthumously. He was honored as best OPEN DAILY 9 to 9, SUNDAY 10 lo7 Sale Pricta good thru Sat. Apr. 4th advance. -f u . j . . u . .______n . l n l . Gal anatlra wlotpnnlk i OPEN DAILY 9 to 9, SUN DAY 10 lo 7 Sal# Prlcw flood thru Bat. Aor. 4 Ih i k k actor for his performance in "Network." IW ICe iTi© r r l m l mVn ,oH 0i Cotor WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES p 2 1 Walter Brennan collected his third Oscar as or black and mhile print film devtlopad and printed best supporting actor — a record in that Barbara Streisand received a second Oscar TODAY AND EVERYDAY SANFORD: 950 State St. Sanford Plata TTMROLI HtXT TO AMM category that has yet to be matched. & not for acting but for composing the music to Turina Mi* Him Gel l«o roll* of print Mm tor LONGWOOD: Hwy. 17-92 al S.R. 434 the year's best song, "Evergreen." • W lvw HIV rlllll thapncaotoneKodacofor or black and otuta. »hen ,ou na.e your film procetead 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 March i , 1942: Irving Berlin became the April 3, 1978: Vanessa Redgrave created a at Eckarda TODAY AND EVERYDAY CASSELBER RY: Seminole Plata 1433 Semoran Blvd 5 J0 8 n o n ___, first - and only - person to present an Oscar furor by promoting the Palestinian cause ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS: 974 Wast S.R. 434,484 E. Altamonte Drive o n * CO# III Twice the Guarantee X B -2 3 U SHOP to hlmseL* when his "White Christmas" was while accepting her Oscar for best supporting No ha»ala-««an it the goof wet in the picture taking ORANGE CITY: Four Townes Shopping Center m o c im i n u o i named best song. actress in "Julia." Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 1,m i-» A

Legal Notice DOES YOUR OLD “FLORIDA" agenda OF ORLANDO- BAM 20 II) 47V- North of Lake Harney Road, In FURNACE GIVE YOU SEMINOLE COUNTY R-IAA Residential Zone—Lot Section 11 70-31. (DIST. 2) Perjury Conviction THE CHILLS? THEN BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Width Variance Irom 90 ft to 12.44 II. DAVID L. HARMON —BA(4- ITS TIME TO CHANGE TO Nolle* el Public Htaring It and Lot Site Variance from 20-911-44TE—To park a mobile April», m i 11.700 sq tt to 11,410 sq It to create 3 home on Ihe N 799 *4 ft of W 779.3 fl 7:00 P.M, building sites trom Ihe following 4 of NW'4 Of NWV. Of Section 25 20 General E leclrie TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN: lots: Lot 37, 31. 39, I, 40. Block 42, 33, less W 35 ft for Jungle Road, on NOTICE it hereby given that the Sanlando, The Suburb Beautiful, the East tide of Lake Harney Seminole County Board ot Ad Reversal Is Sought Safety is a family affair. CENTRAL HEATING PB 3, Pg 4S'S, Section 12 21 39, at Road. (OIST. 3) luttment w ill conduct a public the NW corner of Alpine Street and 19. RANDY DRAKE-BAM To­ C A L L 322 6562 nearing to consider the following Palm Springs Dr. (DIST. 4) l l MO TE—To park a mobile home GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - A man who But Circuit Judge Osce Fagan, who sen­ GOVERNOR’S Item*: 21. MID FLORIDA AGENCIES on Lol 7, Block C, Astor Farms, PB was sentenced to five years in prison for tenced Fair in January, told the Gainesville HIGHWAY SAFETY 11/ JS 1 J PLUMtiING & A. VARIANCES .OF ORLANDO —BAI4 30 ill 44V 6. Pg 13. Section 00-19-79, two miles HEATING INC. I. MARIA GERRITY-BA<4 R IAA Residential Zone—Lot West of 1*4 and ivs miles North of perjury wants the 1st District Court of Appeal Sun, “A person can be compelled to be a COMMISSION JO HI JOV PUD, Planned Unit Width Variance trom 90 ft to 92.44 S.R. 44, on Deer Path Lane, at the to overturn his conviction on the ground his witness and can be held in contempt (of Mend# DffMMmtnt of Administration 1007 S Sanford Ave Development Zone— Rear Yard ft and Lot Site Variance from end of Orange Avenue. (DIST. 5) Sanford variance Irom 30 It to It It tor 11.700 sq ft to 11,410 sq ft to create 3 30. THOMAS BRACELAND- religious beliefs forbid him from taking oaths. court)," notwithstanding his religious beliefs. screened porch on Lot 37, Block D, buildings sites from Ihe following 4 BAI4 20 IIM ITE-To park a Learn Fair says he didn’t swear to tell the Fagan cited the law on oaths and af­ Sterling Park Unit 3, PB II, Pgt 5? lots: Lots 1, 7, 3 A 4, Block 43, mobile home on Lot 1, Seminole truth last August when he was asked during a SI, in Section 15 21 30, at the end ol Sanlando, The Suburb Beautiful, Eslaies, Phase 2, Section 33-19 29, firmations, which says "any form of an oath bond reduction hearing in a robbery case Fairway Ten Drive Easterly ot PB 3, Pg 65Vj, in Section 11-71.29, off S.R. 44, on Orange Avenue which appeals to the conscience of the person FREE SPINAL Eagle Circle IDIST. 1) ».at Ihe SW corner of Ridgewood (DIST. 5) whether he had served time previously for J, WILLIAM M. MAYNARD- to whom it Ls administered and binds him to Street and Palm Springs Drive 71. CHARLES LILLY—BAM 70 felony convictions under other names. EXAMINATION BA14 70 81) 45V R 1A Residential (DIST. 4) ID-29TE—To park a mobile home speak the truth is sufficient." He denied that he had. Zone—Side Yard Variance from 10 22 EDWIN STEPHENS—BAM- on Lot 4, Seminole Estates, Phase Danger Signals of ft to 7 ft for an addition on Lot 7t, 20 ID 50V-A I Agriculture Zone- 2, Section 14-19-39, oft S.R. 46 on At his perjury trial, however, prosecutor While an oath usually is taken upon a Bible Block f, Eastbrook Unit S, PB 13, Side Street Variance Irom 50 It to Deer Path Lane. (DIST. 5) Greg McMahon submitted as evidence that - Pinched Nerves: Pgs 1011. Section 3471 30, three 30 tt un N l'i of Lot 9, Waite's S-D. 23. CHARLES E. HEED—BAM or by swearing with an uplifted right hand, Fair was lying the fingerprints of convicted 1. Nnotches, Dizziness, less si Sleep lots South ol Australian Circle on PB 2, pg 47, Section 2 20 29, lo 30*1 M ITE—To perk a mobile neither is a necessary condition for basing a 2. Nick fain, light Muitlis East side of Eastbrook Boulevard. cated one mile South of Markham home on Lot 21, Seminole Estates, felon Leon Mincey — sentenced in 1968 and subsequent perjury charge, court sources 1 Pain Dewn Arms. Shoulder Pain (DIST. 1) Road on West side of Markham Phase 2. Section 00-19-29, lly miles 1969 — and those of Fair, which were identical. 3. GARY HELTON—BA(4 20 Woods Rd. (OIST. 5) North ot S.R. 46, West ot 1-4. said. 4 Numbness In Hsnds or Fist ID 31V R-2 Duplex Zone—Rear 23. CHARLIE MORGAN—BAM- (DIST. 51 In his appeal, Fair is arguing that Alachua 5 Pain betwssn Ihe Shouldsrs Yard Variance from 30 ft to 25 ft on 30- 91 ) 35V R1 ResidentialD. 5 P E C IA L E X C E P T IO N S — County Judge Jeanne Dawes Crenshaw told Fagan said a mere appearance in court, on 6. Painful Jelnts. Nirvmitntsi OTHER: 7. lewir tick hi In. Kip Pain. Pain Dawn legs lh* South 80 ft of Lot 3, lets the Zone — Lot Site Variance trom him at the bond reduction hearing that if he did the other hand, does not establish an obligation East 4 ft of Lot 2, Block D, also, 1400 sq fl to 5700 sq ft 1. MOHAMMED A. BAKER- Why F R E E ? Thousands of area residents have spine the North 10 ft of the South 95 ft of (CONTINUED)—BA (3-16-911-9E. not raise his right hand he could not take the for the witness lo tell the truth, noting that is and Lot Width Variance related problems which usually respond to chiropractic Lott 1A 2, Block D, Slovak Village, from 70 tt to 40 ft; Side Street C J Commercial Zone—To ellow witness stand. why state statutes mandate that a witness take PB I. Pg 15, Section 34 31 30, at general mechanical repair work- care. Variance trom 75 tt to 15 tt and He contends he did not raise his right hand. an oath or affirm his intentions before This Is our way of encouraging you fo find out if you have a the SW corner of Howell Branch Side Yard Variance from 10 ft to 5 body and paint work lor used car Road and Stefanlk Road, East of S. It on Lots 300 A 701, Bookertown, teles on the following properly: The Bible forbids the taking of oaths, he said. testifying. problem that could be helped by chlropracflc care. If Is R. 436. (DIST. 1) PB 4, Pg 99, Section 20 19 30, at the Commence at NW corner of Lol 1, also our way of acquainting you with our staff and 4. CLYDE A PITTS— BAI4 30 NW corner of Douglas Street and Irenedele, P B 4, Pg 95, Seminole facilities. ID-57V A 1 Agriculture Zone—Lot Dunbar Street. (DIST, 5) County, Florida; run E along tha N Examination Includes a minimum of 10 standard tests for Site Variance trom 43,560 sq tt to B REQUEST FOR SIX MONTHS line ot said Lot 1 a distance ol 25,430 sq tt on Lot 5, Block 3, Chula S94.94 It, etc. Further described at Board Denies Pardon evaluating the spine and a contour analysis photo as EXTENSION Vista Unrecorded Plat, Section 72 1. CARLOS CANTERO — DADO located In Section 4 21-30, V. miles shown above. 21-32. on Overtook Drive. North of 30 80 ) 99TE A-1 Agriculture Zone South ol S.R. 434 on East tide ot FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) - Gov. tournament at Clermont, Fla. While we are accepting new patients, no one need feel any Brumley Road (DIST. 1) — Approval granted 10-20 90 to Highway 17-93. (OIST. 1) Bob Graham and the Florida Cabinet, sitting "I should have had some bass fishermen on obligation. . . . 5. CLYDE A PITTS—BAI4 20 park a mobile home tor two years 2. JOHN A. BOWMAN—BAM 20 as the state clemency board, has denied an the jury," Oates told the clemency board. Most Insurances Accepted ID 53V A 1 Agriculture Zone—Lot on the SWM of S E U ol SW'* of I11I3E C-3 Commercial Zone-To Site Variance from 43,560 sq It to SW14 A SEVi Ot SWU of 5WV« ot operate e contractors establish Aspen, Colo., builder a pardon he sought so he Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner 32.075 sq It on Lot 6. Block 3, Chula SWM of Section 97037, with an menl (Refrig.a-Matlc Services, could run for the U.S. Senate. said, "We're being asked to presume his in­ Vista Unrecorded Plat. Section 22 easement for ingress egrets over Inc.l on Lots 1 & 2, Beaton's S D, George H. Oates told the board, "The state nocence." He said the board had to trust the SANFORD PAIN CONTROL 21 32, on Overlook Drive, North ot E 40 ft ol that part of W 4.5 chs of PB 7, Pg IS, together with a strip Brumley Road. (DIST. II 5WV. ol SW>/4 of said Section 9, of land lying between Lott 1 A 2, In crucified me in 1976 and now you're doing it trial court. He advised Oates that rather than CLINIC 6 C LY D E A. PITTS—BA(4 20 lying S of Osceola Rd A N of SV« of Section 33-30-30, at the SE comer again." asking the clemency board to retry his case at 7417 5. French Av* (Acreel frwm P in a Hut) Sanford I D 54V A 1 Agriculture Zone—Lot said SW>,. of SW'4, 600 II S of of Florida Avanuaand Highway 17- Oates, assistant coach of the U.S. Olympic its quarterly meeting, he should present Site Variance trom 43.560 sq fl lo Osceola Rd and <4 mile W of Old 97, approxImataly ly mile North of 30.000 sq It on Lol 7, Slock 3, Chula Cochran Rd. (DIST. 7) Highway 434. (DIST. 3) Ski team, was convicted in 1976 by an evidence to show how he has changed since his 3. GORDON H. HARRIS, all-women Jury of rigging a bass fishing 3 2 3 -5 7 6 3 » Vista Unrecorded Plal, Section 32 7. SHOP A GO, INC.— BAOO-20- conviction. Free Exam Does Not Include X*IUyt er Treatment 31 37, on the Northsideol Brumley B0) 34E CN Commercial Zone- T R U STEE— BA( 4-70 111-I3E-C-) Road, 100 It East ol Snow Hill Approval granted 10 20 80 to allow Commercial Zone—To serve Road (DIST. 1) self service gasoline pumps on alcoholic beverages at a 7. CLARISSA L BOWERS-BA restaurant leu than 1000 fl from a SWU of N E '4 ol Section 79 2130, Hunt Can Have Gun Permit t e e ...... (4 70 S11 49V A I Agriculture lying E of Longwood Lake Mary church on the following property: u r Zone—Lot Slie Variance from Road, West of Railroad and North Tex Parcel Number 9L as per 43,560 sq It to 41,600 Sq ft on Lot 71. of S.R. 477, located at the In- Property Appraisers Tax Map FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) - Gov. chairman, said, "Hunt wants to hunt with his Chula Vista Unrecorded Plat, lersectlon of Longwood.Lake 229. Section 3-2179. Further Bob Graham and the state cabinet, sitting as son." ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Section 15 71 37. on the North side Mary Road and C 477. (DIST. 7) described as el the corner ol Florida's clemency board, delayed action Hunt failed to appear at the quarterly Of Groveland Drive, '* mile trom C. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS MO­ Weklva Springs Road and Mon- INTRODUCTORY OFFER Snow Queen Drive. (DIST. I) BILE HOME APPLICATIONS tgomery Road In The Springs Tuesday on a petition from Watergate burglar hearing of the clemency board. As a convicted I. MAURICE W. HART, JR.— A 1 AGRICULTURE ZONE: Plata Shopping Center. (OIST. 31 E. Howard Hunt for a permit to carry a gun. felon, he cannot own a firearm without its BA(4 30 III 4IV R1 Residential 1. JU AN J. ADR I AT ICO— BA(4- 4. E. F. SHARP— BAM 70 91). permission. Zone—Lot Site Variance from 1400 IDE A S1V-A I Agriculture Zone— The Florida Parole Board had recom­ 70 8D-37TE—To park a mobile The clemency board decided to delay action sq It to 7150 sq It and Lol Width home on lh WW of SW'4 of SE'4 of Toallowllthlng club and tide yard mended approval of the petition. S* *24°° Annual Agreement Variance from 70 ft to65 If on Each Section 79 71 31. less N 987 ft, at the variancatrom lOtt to A ft for utility on the Hunt request to determine whether he the following: Lois 74 & 75, end ol James Drive, East of S.R. shed on the following property; Barbara Saigreadington, parole board carried a gun during the Watergate break-in. Block N, Longwood Park, PB II, 476. (DIST. 1) Begin at the Sly corner Lot 37. PLUS s5°° On Initial Treatment N O P U O C ITH W [Pgs 110, Section 20 70 M, on the 7 JUAN J. ADR I AT ICO—BAM Replat ot Weklva Camp Sites. PB orfh tide ol Gary Boulevard, 30 81) 36TE—To park a mobile 9, Pg 21, run N 44 degt 33' E 75 It to ROACHES—ANTS—-SILVERFISH est ot Longwood Lake Mary home on Ihe S 329 It of N 997 ft Of POB, then N 49 degt W to river, Nly on river to Nly corner Lot 37, S oad (DIST. 3) W ii ol SW'-i of SE'4 ol Section 39 AREA DEATHS Regular Charge 542.00 Initial and $14.00 per 9. CARMELO GASSETTE-BA 31- 3), at the end of James Drive, 64 deg* 34' W 75 ft to POB, In 4 20 ID 44V R I Residential East of S.R. 476 (DIST. 1) Section 00-19-79, at the end ot month on annual pest control. one—Side Yard Varlanceon West 3. GREG A. GARRETT—BA(6 Weklva Park Drive, North of S. R. service and was employed by at Carol's Care Center, 44. (DIST. S) JACK R. HOWELL SR. >id* of house (existing) from 10 ft 30 8D-25TE—To park a mobile the Seminole County School Detand. 4 tt, due to original property 5. SHELDON POLAKOFF — Jack R. Howell Sr., 58, of home on the SVi of El4 of NW'A Of She is survived by a son, script Ion error on the following: NW’ . of Section 29-71-31, on Eagle BA(4 20 91).11E C 2 Commercial 111 W. Ridge Drive, Sanford, Board. cjti^ DURING APRIL AND MAY he E 41 ft of Lol 7 and the W 36 ft Pass Road, lq mile West of S.R. Zone—f o r an alcohol beverage died Monday night as the John Gilchrist; daughters, Lot I, Block H, Longwood Park, 476. (DIST. 1) establishment on the following He is survived by a son, J. Mrs. Florence Weathers and B 11. Pgs I II, Section 70 20 3 0, 4. MICHAEL A. BELL—BAM- property: The Southerly 50 It of result of a traffic accident. Russ Howell Jr., Sanford; one ONLY 'est of Longwood Lake Mary 70 9D-39TE—To park a mobile Lot 5, plus Lot 4, lest the Southerly Born in Atlanta, Ga., he was Mrs. Tessie Lee Flynn; six 71.3 ft, Block A, South Fern Park, daughter, Mrs. Hegeana >ad. on South tide of Howard home on Lot 43. Woodland raised in Sanford and take grandchildren; 11 great­ *37“ INITIAL CHARGE AND i ulevard. (DIST. 3) Estates. Section 36-71-31, East of PB 7, Pg 41, In Section 17 21 30. on Keefer, take Mary; brother, grandchildren and sev­ 10. SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION Lockwood Road, 244 mile South of the West Side ot Highway 17 97. Mary. He was retired from Roy L. Howell Jr., take across from Farn Park Boulavard. *12“ PER MONTH ON ANNUAL COMPANY, INC. —BA(4 20 III- S R. 419. (DIST. 1) the U.S. Navy after 22 years Mary; staler Mrs. Peggy eral cousins. JBV A I A g ricu ltu re Zone—Lot 5. MIKE R. MANNIX, SR.—BA- (DIST. 4) til* Variance from 43.560 sq It to (4 70 41) 76TE—To park a mobile E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Sharp, Sanford; one grand­ Wilson-Eichelberger is in HOUSEHOLD PEST CONTROL AGREEMENT 1J.750 sq ft and Lot Wid*h Variance home on Lot 39, Woodland Estates, 1. M arch IS, 1911— Reqular Legal Notice daughter and several nieces charge of arrangements. from 150 It to 100 ft on Lot 5, Section 34 71 31. <4 mile East of Meeting Other Services Available Oeneva Heights, PB 3, Pg 75, This public hearing w ill ba held and nephews. LAWN PEST CO NTRO L-TERM ITE INSPECTION Lockwood Road and 3 miles South FICTITIOUS N AM E AllllllllllYtlllllllllllllllllinM fttetion 16 70 37. on Old Geneva In Room 700 of the Seminole of S.R 419. (DIST. 1) Notice is hereby given that I am Brisson Funeral Home-PA Road. 600 It North of Avenue A. • 6. MIKE R. MANNIX. JR.—BA* County Courthouse, Sanford, (DIST. 2) Florida, on April 70. 199t. at 7:00 engaged in b u tin rti al Rl 4 Box is in charge of arrangements. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL (4 70 91) 27TE-TO park a mobile 17*0, Hwy. 17-93, Longwood, FL P r e s c r i b e d II. INDIAN ENTERPRISES. home on Lot 40, Woodland Estates, P.M., or as soon theraaftar as 37750, Seminole County, Florida ORLANDO (NC.—BAI4 70 111 44V R IA Reti Section 36-31 31, mil* East of possible. ARTHURL.REED Pfeading Sanford ■ WTiiiai■ filia l Zone—Side Street Var Written comments filed with the under the llclftious name ol 121-1145 CALL 413-0094 Lockwood Road and 3 miles South RENT • RITE INC. DBA Arthur Lee Heed, 74, p f 1800 . lince fltrom 35 ft to 20 tt for new .of S.R. 419. (DIST. 1) Land Management Manager will By M ED C O \#n*trustruct ion on Lot 63. Shadowbay 1 | 7. TIMOTHY K. MCLAU­ be considered. Persons appearing 4.0NGWOOD AUTO RANCH, and W. 16th St., Sanford, died WITH COUPON nit 1,1P ....B 74, PgtVI lOO, Insertion G H LIN - BA (4-70-913 *40 at tha public hearing w ill ba heard. that I intend to register said name Saturday at the University 2179, at the SE corner ol T E—To park a mobile home on Hearings may ba continued from with the Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court, Hospital, Jacksonville. ladowbayadowbay Boulevard and Lot 9, less the N 320 ft, and lets time lo lime as found necessary. Seminole Counly, Florida in ac W hat happena when a onlego Inlet Boulevard, the S 150 It of the N 370 fl of the E Further details available by cordance with Ihe provisions of Ihe Survivors include his wife, person who is allergic to Hilherly of Weklva Springs Rd. 115 ft ol said Lot 9, Sanford Celery calling 373 4330, Ext. 159. Flclillous Name Statutes, To Wit: Mrs. Katie Mae Reed; five penicillin contracts a Parsons are advised that, It they Section 165.09 Florida Statutes tftjheUfeekly I ■ ■ 3IST. 31 Delta. P B 1, Pgs 75 76, In Section 9 children, Ms. Annie Addison, massive infection which can 12. ARTHUR GRINDLE, JR. 30 31, on the Wetl tide of Cemeron decide to appeal any decision 1957. ■ ■ H ardw are Saver | ■ | made at (tils hearing, thay will Sig. ERIC TAYLOR Mrs. Johnnie Kelly, Ms. only be effectively treated BAM 20 It) 40V R IAA Re Avenue, 1'4 mile South of S.R. 44. with this entibiotic7That is dential Zone — Side Yard (DIST. 7) need a record of tha proceedings, Publish Apr. 1. 8, 15, 22. 1981 Verdell Smith, John W. Reed, arianc* from 10 ft to Us It (both 8. ROBERT H. HASTY—BAM and for such purpose, thay may DEG 144______R question which has del) lo construct boat house and 30 It) 3BTE—To park a mobile need to Insure that a verbatim and Ms. Queen Esther Reed; plagued medicine since the PUBLIC NOTICE ickon Lot 24, Brantley Cove, PB home on the SVi of S EU of SEiq of racordof the proceedings is made, nine grandchildren; 18-great­ discovery of penicillin • end GLASS & SCREEN , Pg 91, In Section 9 71 79, on Ihe N E D ,lets road R W. Section 17-70- which record Includes Ihe The Division ol Environmental Services is In receipt ol an ap- grandchildren; two great- the discovery that some est side of Clastic Drive, North 31, on NW corner ol Sipes Avenue testimony end evidence upon plication lor a shoreline lm- great-grandchildren; aunts people ere so sensitive to it HARDWARE g('fl Sand Lake Road. (OIST.3) •nd Pin* Way, East of Sanford which the appeal Is to ba based. HOWE'S provemenl prolect at the following that a standard dose could ” 13. H EN R Y SHAW—BAM 70 •))- Avenue. (DIST. 7) Seminole County Board and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. described property: kill them. However, work by OPEN 8-6 p.m. IV A 1 Agriculture Zone—Lot 9 JESSE C. HART—BAM20 of Adjustment Randolph Williams and Mr. lie Variance from 43.560 sq It to ID 35TE—To park a mobile home By: Roger Parra, Lots t and 1A, Block B, allergist Dr. Timothy MON THRU SAT. 1,435.47 sq It on Lol 10 and Sly of on the Sly ot WVj of Lof 355, O.P. Chairman Sweetwater Shores I, Sweetwater and Mrs. Curtis C. Hodges; Sullivan of Southwestern Oaks, Plat Book 70, Page 31, ot 11, Twin Pines, PB 11, Pg 51, Swope Land Company's Plal of Publish April 1, 1941 and numerous nieces, Medical School may provide SAVE M.30 to *4.811 •ctlon 17-71-39, on West tide of Black Hammock, PB 7, Pg 110, QEH-4 ------Public Racords ol Seminole IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT, IN County, Florida. nephews and cousins. the answer. Using a simple eker Avenue, South ot McNeil Sccllon36 70II, on the East side of desensitizing method • in­ oad. (DIST. 3) Slone Street, 300 tt North of AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Further described at being W llson-Eichclberger TJBMTTtBHni 14. REX AMMERMAN—BAM Howard Avenue. (DIST. 7) FLORIDA located on Blue Lake Court, Mortuary is in charge of troducing very low doses of D ID 37V R IA Residential 10. ROBERT O. BLANTON- CASE NO. 41-430-CA-04-E Longwood, Florida. arrangements. penicillin orally, then Your Chotc* Dixie Shovols one—Rear Yard Variance from BAM 20 I1I-32TE—To park a IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF Properly owners within 300 feet (paduslly increasing the ) ft to 70 ft for a screened room on mobile home (medical hardshlpl EMANUEL M. VISCUSI. ot the proposed protect may ad MRS. CARRIE GILCHRIST dosage, he has found dress Ihelr command, In writing ot 77, Highland Pines Unit 3, PB on Lol 17, B. Drew'S First Addition HUSBAND, Mrs. Carrie Neal Gilchrist, penicillin tolerance to be I, P g 33, Section 20 31-30,on South to Black Hammock, PB 3, Pg 72, AND by April 15, 1991 to Ihe Division of UIVAUi VIRGINIA LYN VISCUSI, Envlronmtntal Services, P.O. 82, of Apt. 8, Redding Gar­ vastly greater after only da of Waverly Drive, East ol Section) 21 31,on East sideot Van four hours. He reporta he ixford Road and canal. (OIST. 4) Artdale Street, 114 miles North of WIFE. Box 3469, Sanford, Florida 37771. dens, Sanford, died March 26 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 15. RO D NEY D. B R A D F O R D - S. R. 476. (DIST. 2) NOTICE OF ACTION has successfully treated tin* ihfxs u» »oumi ur «»<*« /nwa NX 1AM 20 *1) 43V R IAA Resl 11. JOHN B. JONES III—BA(4- THE STATE OF FLO RIDA TO: . Clerk of County Court thirty patients with his hmhEfB M*v«**i*e eNw«4t EMANUEL M. VISCUSI Seminole Counly, FunTal Notlcai method. However, the fxrHar.VwtP hjed«*Mj Ne enllal Zone — Side Street 20 9D-34TE—To park a mobile •* tf* w*T INough tojttrf arianc* Irom 25 ft to 0 It for a home on Lot 434, Van Osborn's 2nd TWO WILDWOOD GARDENS, Florida Publish: April I, 1981 procedure is still In ex­ HoMm* KhmAiori acfcf utra rood stockade fence on the Addition lo Black Hammock, PB 1, APARTMENT 1 G HOWELL, JACK R„ SR. - 6berryft\ rKaab*ty PORT WASHINGTON, NEW DEH-7 ______Funeral services tor Jack R, perimental stages and final lllowlng properly: Lots 5 1 6, Pg 31, Section 1-31-31, on East side reaultsare not in yet. Hock E, Sanlando Springs, Replat YORK 11050 Howell, Sr., 59. ol 111 W. Ridge ot Van Arsda le R oad, North of 5. R. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN I Tract 57, P B 9, Pg 49, Seel Ion 11 YOU ARE HEREBY Drive, Sanford,, who died 476. (DIST. 2) AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1-29, on the SW corner of Whit* NOTIFIED THAT VIRGINIA Monday will be at 3 p.m , 12. KELLY M. VOSS-BAMJO FLORIDA i*k Drive and Spring Garden 81) 31 T E —To parka mobile home LYN VISCUSI HAS FILED A Thursday, at Brisson Funeral PETITION IN THE CIRCUIT C A IC NO. I1-317-CA-49-K Horn* with Ihe Rev. A.F. Slevens MEDCO DRUGS ivenu*. (DIST. 41 un the E< >of SEl4 of SWV. of NW'4 STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN 14. DONALQ L. HART—BAM COURT OF SEMINOLE COUN officiating. Buriat In Highland (subject lo an easement for COMPANY, a Florida Cor 17-W A T 27th ST. IID-47V R IAA Residential TY, FLORIDA, FOR t Memory Gardens, Foreif City. 1401 S. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD ingress egrets over E 75 ft A S 25 ft poralion, SANFORD on*—Rear Yard Variance from DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE, Brisson Funeral Horn* PA in thereof). In Section 1610 31, on* Plaintiff, Oft to 71 9 It on Lot 17, Block D. AND YOU ARE REQUIRED TO charge. { 305) 323-1222 mil* NW of Geneva on S.R. 46, is vs test Altamonte Heights, PB 10, SERVE A COPY OF YOUR uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiitiiiiiiiiiiiimii mile North on Ridge Road, left on O RBERT E A R L M ORSE and 'g 75, Section 'I 21 29, on Nor WRITTEN DEFENSES, IF ANY, REED, MR. ARTHUR LEE- Jackson to Pioneer Trail. (DIST. COARD LEE MORSE, his wife. Hwesl corner of Oakhurst Street ON K EN N ETH W. MCINTOSH OF Funeral services tor Mr. Arthur 3) Defendants. nd Willow Grove Avenue. (DIST. STENSTROM, MCINTOSH, Lee Reed, 74. ol 1100 W. 14th St., 13. FRANCIS J. JOHNS—BAM- JULIAN, COLBERT A NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Sanford, who died Saturday, at I 30 9 D45TE—To park a mobile 17. JOYCE M. KlEFFER—BA WHIGHAM, P.A., ATTORNEYS SALE Ihe University Hospital al home on The S 395 fl of N 1970 ft of 110II) 33V R IAA Residential FOR PETITIONER, WHOSE NOTICE Is hereby given thal tha Jacksonville, w ill be el 1 p.m. W 601.46 tl of N E 'A o t Section 4 20 undarilgnad ARTHUR H. BECK- one-Lol Sit* Variance from ADDRESS IS POST O FFIC E BOX Thursday at New Salem W ilder Income 37, located off Mullet Lake Park WITH, JR. Clerk of lh* Circuit 1,700sq tt to 4,135 sq ft. Lot Width 1330, SANFORD, FLO RIDA, 33771, Primitive Baptist Church, 1500 Road on D Road. (DIST, 7) Court ot SEMINOLE County, arianc* trom 90 ft to 65 ft; Side AND FILE THE ORIGINAL W. 12th SI., Sentord with the 14. ESTRELLA A. DONESKY- Florida, w ill on tht 29th day of •rd Variance from 10 tt to 7it tt WITH THE CLERK OF THE Rev. O. W. Williams officiating . BA(4 20 41) 43TE-T0 park • A PRIL, 1941. Ot 11:00 A.M. ot Ihe t Lot 17, Block F. Sanlando ABOVE STYLED COURT ON OR Burial in Rastlawn Cemetery. mobile home on the following B E F O R E A P R IL 71, 1991, West Iron! door ol the Seminole Wilson Elchalbargar Mortuary Tax Service prlngt, Replat of Tract 57, PB 9, property. From the NW comer of County Courlhouto, Sanford, g 49, Section 11 3179, on Weil OTHERWISE A DEFAULT AND in charge. NWU of SWly of Section 42042, Florida, oflor for tale and sail at • 2923 Orlando Drive ___ - _ de of Blackwood Avenue, tour ULTIMATE JUDGMENT WILL runt S (assumed bearing) 254 ft to public outcry to I ha highest and GILCHRIST, MRS. CARRIE its South ol Whit* Oak. (DIST. 4) BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU Sanford Plaza (Next to Flagship Hank) ' none Jl/'U lU N R W ot Old Osceola Road, S 59 bast bidder for cosh, tht following N E A L— Funeral services tor 11. JOSEPH MEISTER—BAM FOR THE RELIEF DEMANDED degsST' E along said R W 4*8.63 ft, dtscribad property situate In Mrs. Carria Neal Gilchrist, 97. ot >41) 31V R IAA Residential Zone IN THE PETITION. Seminole County, Florida: Apt. 9, Redding Cardans, San lOam-Hpm Monday thru Friday -Lol Site Variance from 11.700 sq N 510 4 ft, S 99 degt 57* W 419.24 tt WITNESS MY HAND AND Lot 19. AAAGNOLIA HILL, OC ford, who died March 74 at to 1,117 sq It and Lot Width to POB. located *4 mil* West of OFFICIAL SEAL OF SAIO 8am-8pm Saturday Mullet Lake Park Road, on North cording to the plat fhereof as Carol's Cara Center, DeLand, arianc* trom 90 ft lo 47.14 It on COURT ON THE 13TH DAY OF recorded in Plal Book IS, Pogo 12, will be al 4 p.m., Thursday at ot 34, Block 60, Sanlando The tide of Old Osceola Road. (DIST. MARCH, A.D., 1911. • Reasonable set .'ees (start at $8.00 for Form 1040A) Public Rtcordi of Seminole New Bethel Missionary Baptist uburb Beautiful, Palm Springs 3 ) ______(SEAL) County, Florida. Church, East 10*h Street and action, PB 3, PG 45Vi. Section 12 15. ROBERT CLARK ---- BAM* ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. pursuant lo Iho Final Judgment Hickory Avenue, Sentord, with • Experienced graduate accountant (13 years IRS auditing 11*19, on North side of Oakhurst 30ID 24TE—To park a mobile CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT entered in • case pending In said the Rev. Robert Doctor of experience) I reel, West of Palm Springs home on Lot 5, Holiday Ranch, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Court, tho stylo of which It In ficiating. Burial in Rettiawn toad. (OIST. 4) North of Osceola Road. 14 mile FLORIDA dlcattd above. 19. BIENVENIDO RIVERA- East of Mullet Lekt Park Road, In • BY: JUNE I. CURTIS Cemetery. Wilton Eicnetberger • All deductions, credit, exemptions, and income adjustments IAMJ0I1J4V-R1AA Residential Section 8 7037 (DIST. 1) DEPUTY CLERK WITNESS my hand and official Mortuary In charge. teal of said Court this 37th day of w hich you a re entitled. !one—Lot Site Variance from I*. WALTER E. HALLAM—BA- STENSTROM. MCINTOSH, March, 1991. 1,700 sq ft lo 10,455.30 sq tt and Lot 14 20 81) 33TE—To park a mobile JULIAN, hunt monument CO Kldth Variance trom 90 tt to 74.41 home on Lof J-S. Lake Harney COLBERT t WHIGHAM, P.A. (SEAL) • Return math verified to prevent delay of your lax refund ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. M*V 17 » f kh PARK 1 on Lol 19 and W 17 ft of Lot 17, Estates, South of Osceola Road, POST OFFICE BOX 1330 C L E R K OF THE SI. Sanlando The Suburb North of Lake Harney Road, In FLAGSHIP BANK-SUITE 23 Ph ))9 698* • Year around local sen ice tiful. Palm Springs Section. Section 11 20 32. (DIST. 2) SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 CIRCUIT COURT By: Carrie E. Buettner | Am I Mu.tu

Jackson, Flagship A*

Bank' Chevron 6-5 t v* - *> m 17777* < .. - . >.• . .. f s r jy fj'' W*'*' Jack Jackson scored on a passed ball reached on an error. for three for the losers. ' altera clutch two-out triple in the bottom A leadoff double by Darris Littles and a Seminole Petroleum’s Patrick •%* to .1 'W of the fifth Inning Tuesday to give one-out homer by Johnny Wright boosted Williams held Krayola Kollege to just Flagship Bank a 6-5 win over Butch’s Flagship Bank’s lead to 3-3 in the bottom three hits and struck out 16 enroute to the Chevron in opening day action in the of the fourth. win. Sanford Little American League. Derr opened the fifth with a towering After falling behind 2-1, Seminole In other games Tuesday, Triple I.I I. home run for Butch’s Chevron. Myriel Petroleum scored four runs in the bottom Trucking nipped Atlantic Bank 7-6, while Reid was hit by a pitch and Steve Warren of the second on a double by Marvin Seminole Petroleum topped Krayola followed with a single and both runners Killingsworth and singles by Mike Mingo I* ... :■?•*£■ ZkWhi Kollege 7-2. advanced on a wild pitch before Ronnie and Mat Hines. In today's action in the Sanford Little Hayes drove them home with a double, Tommy Mitchell was the leading hitter National League, Sunniland Corporation tying the score. for the winners with a double and home meets First Federal at 5 p.m. at Fort Warren, the losing pitcher, fanned the run. Mellon Park, the Railroaders battle first two batters he faced in the bottom of Clem Leonard Shell at 5 p.m. at Westside the fifth. Jackson then tripled to right T rip lt I.I.I. Trucking 011 1JO-I S ] Atlantic Bank 100 020-4 7 1 X Field and Poppa Jay'B plays Sanford and scored what proved to be the winning WP — Mika Ettwardi. LP — Eddie Korgan. D.A.V. Chapter 30 at 7 p.m. at Fort run on a passed ball. Hiller*: Triple I.I.I. Trucking — Mike Ed Mellon Park. With the score lied 4-4, Triple I.I.I. ward* 2 3 triple, Keith Denton M double, Reginald Bellamy 1-3 home run, Danny Jump Jackson put his team in front 2-0 in the Trucking erupted for three runs in the top M ; Atlantic Bank — Letlie Thomai 3 3, Clay first inning with a two-out homer. of the fifth. A double by Keith Denton was Hickman 1-3 home run, David Rape 1-2, Eddie Butch’s Chevron had loaded the bases the big hit of the inning. Korgan 13, Paul Thoma* 13. Bulch’iChevron Oil 030-5 5 1 without scoring in the first and finally Atlantic Bank picked up a pair of runs Fltgihlp Bank ...... 701 31x-4 5 2 picked up a single run in the second when in the bottom of the fifth on a two-out, W P'— Darrlt Little*. LP — Steve Warren. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent David Low led off with a walk and later two-run homer by Clay Hickman and had Hitter*: Butch** Chevron — Gary Derr 2-3 home run, Steve Warren 1 3, Ronnie Haye* 2 2 Kddle Korgan, Atlantic Bank pitcher who struck out 16 Tuesday, fails to get a scored on a single by Gary Derr. the tying run on base in the bottom of the double; Flagjhlp Bank — Jack Jackton 3 3 sliding Mike Edwards of Triple I Trucking in a play at home plate. Trucking Ronnie Hayes, who walked with one out sixth, but couldn't push him across the home run, triple, Johnny Wright I I home run, whipped Atlantic 7-6 in a Little American League opening game Tuesday. in the third, scored on a passed ball to Ue plate. Darrl* Little* 1-3 double. Krayola Kollege 020 000-2 J 4 the score at 2-2 in the top of the third. Mike Edwards was the winning pitcher Seminole Petroleum MO 11k —7 4 1 The Seminole number two doubles team of Flagship Bank regained the lead 3-2 in with 13 strikeouts. Losing pitcher Eddie WP — Patrick William*, LP — Eric Luce. Trinity Prep’s Andrea Subln whipped N etters Lisa Harper and Angie Barley lost to the bottom of the third when Jackson Korgan fanned 15. Hitter*: Krayola Kollege — Travl* Pfckent 3. Seminole’s Candi Crocker by identical 6-3 3; Seminole Petroleum — Tommy Mitchell 2 2 Edgewater's Karen Weinrich and Pam slapped another two-out hit, this one a Edwards had a triple and single for the scores in the semifinals Tuesday as Seminole home run, double, Mike Mingo 1-1, Willie O usted Houston 6-0, 6-1. single that scored Gerald Morris who had winners, while Leslie Thomas was three Southerland 1 2.Lewi* Wade I 2, Mat Hlne* 12. bowed out of the District Five Tennis Bird Fidrych On Last Wing; Yankees Trade Jones By United Press International Skinner. spring, helping the Montreal Expos to a homer to cap an eight-run fifth inning San Diego Padres. Mumphrey of the San Diego Padres Mark "The Bird" Fidrych can't seem Berenguer, 26, has been in Uie Mets’ 1-0 victory over the Orioles. Rogers and power the Toronto Blue Jays to an Bert Biyleven struck out seven and was traded to the New York Yankees to get off the ground. organization since 197B. In 16 major- walked one and struck out five in six 11-7 victory over the Philadelphia allowed only two hits and one run In Tuesday night for outfielders Ruppert Fidrych, the 1976 Rookie of the Year league games, he has a 1-4 record with innings. Ray Burris picked up his Phillies. Mike Schmidt belted a grand seven innings to boost the Cleveland Jones and Joe Lefebvre and pitchers who has been battling arm problems a 4.75 ERA. Noted for an overpowering second victory with one shutout inning. slam in the ninth, his fifth homer of the Indians to an 8-1 victory over the Tim Lollar and Chris Welsh. ever since, gave up three runs on four fastball, Berenguer has always had Los Angeles scored four runs in the exhibiUon season. California Angels. It was Blyleven’s Mumphrey, 28, stole 52 bases last hits in one inning Tuesday in the Tigers’ problems with control and the Mets, bottom of the eighth inning and held on Bruce Bochte hit a two-run homer in most impressive outing of the spring. year, helping make the Padres the only 6-5 loss to Pittsburgh. encouraged by an impressive recovery to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 6-5. the first inning and led off with a double Marshall Edwards singled home Ben team in baseball history to have three The outing inflated Fidrych's spring by some-time ace Craig Swan, decided Trailing 4-2 In the eighth, the Dodgers in Seattle’s two-run rally In the sixth, Oglivie in the eighth Inning to cap a two- players with 50 or more stolen bases. training stats to 13 hits, eight walks and to give up on him and look to the future. scored runs on Steve Garvey's single, sparking the Mariners to a 5-4 decision run rally and lead the Milwaukee He hit .298 and knocked in 59 runs. 19 runs in 15 innings for an 11.40 ERA. Wynne, a 20-year-old speedster, last Pete Guerrero’s infield hit, a throwing over the Chicago Cubs. In another Brewers to an 11-10 triumph over the In the deal, the Yankees also Last season, after spending most of the year stole 30 bases and batted .276 with error by pitcher Jeff Lahti and a wild move, ScatUc released catcher Dave Oakland A's. acquired John Pacella, a 24-year-old year in the minors trying to regain his Charleston of the Double-A South pitch. Skaggs, who had been Invited to the Twenty-year-old rookie sensation right-hander who was landed by San form, Fidrych Joined the Tigers and Atlantic league. He had 20 doubles, 15 Steve Trout pitched six shutout in­ club's spring training camp after being Gene Nelson made a strong bid to Jump Diego from Uie New York Mets- appeared In nine games, compiling a 2- triples, 18 homers and 96 RBI. nings and the Chicago White Sox scored released by the California Angels. fron Class A to the major leagues by One year ago, Jones, 26, was con­ 3 record and a 5.66 ERA. Skinner, 23, is a graduate of North five runs in the seventh Inning to defeat Bruce Bochte hit a two-run homer in pitching six powerful innings to send sidered the Yankees’ center fielder of Rusty Tares' sacrifice fly to deep Carolina University and was 7-14 last tiie Kansas City Royals 6-2. The White the first Inning and led off with a double the New York Yankees to a 2-1 victory the future, but he suffered two major center field in the bottom of the ninth year for Jacksonville of the Double-A Sox also announced they had returned in Seattle's two-run rally in the sixth, over the Texas Rangers. injuries and played in-only 83 games, Inning gave the Pirates the triumph. Southern League. left-hander Carlos Arroyo, who had helping the Mariners hand the Chicago batting .223. The key to the deal as far In other news, the New York Mets, Later T u e s d a y , Dan Norman's solo been purchased conditionally from the Cubs their fourth straight exhibition as the Padres are concerned could very tired of waiting for righthander Juan home run with two out in the 10th inning Philadelphia Phillies last winter, to the loss with a 5-4 decision. Mumphrey well be Lefebvre, 25, who bats left and Berenguer to figure out how to control gave the Mets a 4-3 victory over the St. Phils’ Oklahoma City farm club and Joe Morgan drove in three runs with has a strong throwing arm. Lefebvre his fiery fastball, traded the I/>uis Cardinals. completed the purchase of pitcher two homers and Jerry Martin added a batted .227 for the Yankees last year Panamanian native to the Kansas City Steve Rogers sharpened up for his Hector Eduardo, then optioned him to solo blast, leading the San Francisco A Yankee but showed some power, hitting eight Royals for minor-league outfielder sixth consecutive Opening Day their Edmonton club. Giants to Uieir fifth straight Cactus FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. < UPI) - home runs and driving in 21 runs in only Marvell Wynne and pitcher John assignment with his best outing of the Lloyd Moseby slammed a three-run league victory, a 5-1 decision over the Switch-hitting outfielder Jerry 150 at-bats.

Sanford Soccer Club Roundup Celery City Printing's Roberts, Richards ’Sapp' Winter Park 7-0

Paul Roberts, Steve Sapp and Darrand Laubscher and Mike Edwards all played stopped 23 shots in age 12 and under Shea Whigham had both the goals for Downtown continued to torment outstanding game. Richards scored two goals each to help outstanding defense." division C play, but couldn't avert Boatworks. Saturday the team plays Sanford teams as Sanford’s 001 coached Saturday New Smyrna Speedway host Sanford's Celery City Printing Company The Celery City Printing Company Sanford Klwanls 200 losing to MalUand 4- Winter Park at the Sanford Airport. by Ken White lost 3-0 to another Orlando Pine Hills at Uie Sanford Airport. press Winter Park 461 7-0 In Sanford record Improved to 2-1-1 (or Uie season 0. Swinging to age 10 and under soccer, squad. Chuck Adams' Sanford Ellman Battery Soccer Club action Saturday. "C" division play. Coach Rachael Potts team feU to 1-3 on Southeast Orange whipped Sanford’s The loss dropped Sanford to 03. blanked Pine Hills 2-0 for its first victory Sapp also assisted on two goals for In age 16 and under action, Maitland the year and play Downtown at Mer- Dell's AucUon 4-1 to drop Dell's Auction In Uie final age 10 and under contest, of Uie year. Coach Suzanne Reno's age 14 and under crushed Joe Creamons 7-1, Jay Sapp had mortal Saturday. to 2-2 for the year. Sanford's New Smyrna Speedway The age eight and under Ellman dub, while Richards assisted once. Tom the only Creamons goal on an assist from In another age 12 and under match, Jamie Dcllarco on an assist from Jay jumped back on Uie winning track to Battery team faces Winter Park Chemestky scored one of five second half Andre Sanders. Downtown tallied three second half goals Feuerhahn scored Uie lone goal, while edging Winter Park 082 2-1, Saturday. goals as Celery City romped to an easy Joe Creamons Is 1-2 and plays Pine to nip Sanford Boatworks 3-2 in division B- Donavan Tucker turned in an out­ PhlUip Cox booted a goal In each half In Uie other age eight and under game, victory. Hills next Saturday at the Sanford Air­ Two of Uie three goals came In the last standing job in his first try as goalie. for the victory, which evens SNSS at 2-2. Burger King of Sanford tied F.C. United "Hal Posey did a super Job," said Reno port. two minutes to hand Boatworks its Saturday Dell’s Auction hosts Maitland Coach Lee Miller singled out right 3-3. The 1-1-2 Burger King crew plays about her goal. ' “John Dubois, David Goalies Keith Royster and Lee Mixon second loss against a win and a Ue. at Sanford Airport. halfback Charles Butler as having an College Park at Fairvilla Saturday. NBA PLAYOFFS FRAZZLE-DAZZLE... by Alan Maver Five Star Baseball CPA1E& ABA ftA /o p f Chicago's Physical Gilmore P/tfE / r t APPPOPP/ATp PAPAPPpAZE r#£ Hill Attempts To Quiet POLITICOS ANP &AV. " c e r e lo o p a t th e Roughs Up Knicks 90-80; ■flECOPPBOOP. "/A /PENBAs p /p e r beabo a. w * Brantley Bombers' OP TP£ ELEVCNTEAW* Jones, Philly Roll Indiana A!APB TAB PWOfPS, n o w /r 'e t2 o u r o r 23 . By United Press lateroaUoaal began a rampage that saw him end up with 13 Tonight At Stadium The Chicago Bulls could be the surprise points, seven blocked shots and 16 rebounds. l a p e l p h ia team In the NBA playoffs this year. On second Ricky Sobers, despite a slow start, scored WMBA PH/ , Sophomore right hander Greg Hill will be -rpe/i m e w app/ o p s Elsewhere in the county, Lyman will try to thought, If Artis Gilmore continues to play Uie 18 points including 6 of Chicago's first 10 in Uie on Uie mound tonight when Lake BranUey wop rp e p/p $ t bounce bade from a 5-1 loss to DeLand way he has, no one would be surprised If the final period. invades Sanford Memorial Stadium for a 7:30 Tuesday by taking on Seabreeze this af­ ABA CAAMP/OASAtP p.m. Five Star Congerence baseball game. Bulls did very weU. Jones finished with 16 points and Reggie POP TAB / 9 * 6 - t 7 ternoon at 3:30 p.m. "The playoffs end up being physical Theus had 10. Campy Russell scored 17 for eeAsotf, rr roop The 6-foot3 Hill has b 3-5 record thus tar Yesterday Benton Wood drove in the only basketball and that game Is tailor-made for New York and Cartwright 11. 7A£/ti OACX/O PCAyoPP and will have to be at the top of his game Greyhound run to give Uie 'Hounds a 1-0 Artis," Chicago Coach Jerry Sloan said In Uie other Eastern Conference game, against Uie Patriots. Tuesday night after the Bulls upended the 0AAE9. &ACE TEEN second inning lead, but It tailed to hold up. Philadelphia methodically rolled past PALY POOP TEA At* The “BranUy Bombers" have three of Uie The Bulldogs put three runs on the board In New York Knicks 90-80 In the opener of Uieir Indiana 124-108. top five hitters in Seminole County. best-of-thrae NBA playoff ministries. Aequ/p e p e o p e w the fourth and two more In the sixth for the Bobby Jones, a 1974 graduate of North victory. "Artis has been playing just great," added Ron Coleman (.441) and Brian Wright (.418) Carolina, appeared ready to personally David Greenwood, who scored 10 of his 17 rank second and third respecUvely behind DeLand's Tommy Robertson pitched out of avenge Indiana's victory over his alma mater points in a third period that saw the Bulls go m e m a n a a m w a w a g w m u r e Lake Howell's CharUe Mjller (.492). John a baaes-loaded no out jam in Uie sixth Inning in Monday night’s NCAA championship PAP A£W CAPAP&P; from a 40-35 deficit to a 60-58 lead. ■ -roop a p eccp p 2 / Simas, who leads Uie county in runs batted in to Uiwart Lyman. game. Jones came off the oench to score 20 Game 2 of the series lgacheduled for Friday OA/nee to n/a with 20, is fifth at .345. Trailing 3-1, John Reich walked, Chuck points, pull down eight rebounds, hand out night in Chicago. A third game, If necessary, pop Despite Hill's youth, he has turned in some Brock singled and Brian Holzworth’s bunt four assists and register three steals. m r /n e /9P7-78. would be played in New York on Sunday, B iff -TAB PUPAeP-dP solid performances (1.71 earned run average) rolled dead for a hit. Game 2 is schedule for Indianapolis In Uie Western Conference, Kansas City is Seattle supepbda/ co for Coach Bobby Lundqulst this year, who had Robertson, however, got Secord on a strike at Portland and Houston is at Los Angeles Thursday night. WERE /A 7AB MOST to pull his ace Tracy Walker because of a out, Wood on a tap back to the mound and tonight. Philadelphia's Julius Erring scored a PCAYOPP GAMEb, 2 2 , sore-arm with Uie Tribe on the short end of a Todd Marriott on a ground ball to second base New York, which won 50 games UUs season, game-high 32 points with nine rebounds and U /i, tYE EQUIVALENT O f 26.6 4-3 score to Howell. The Silver Hawks then got to stymie Uie Greyhounds. took a 24-12 lead in a first period as Chicago nine assists. % OPPPUU 9EP9UA. to reliever Freddie Howard for a barrage of Senior Mike Andriano will start for Lyman looked anything like a club that had won its Billy Knight led the Pacers with 25 points runs in an 18-7 setback last week. today. last eight games. Then the 7-foot*2 Gilmore and Mike Bantam and Johnny Davis added 19. Diatrttet*/ bjr Klnf Futum

I Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, April t, 1M1-1IA Five Points Roundup Pass Sporting Pounds Pinto Foes 'Break up llie Pass Sporting Goods! hitter as Band of Brothers mauled Wayne dozen in the last inning to cement the Riley came on with the bases loaded Coach Greg Ebbert's Pinto league Construction of Winter Springs 16-1. victory. and no one out, but induced a ground out, baseball team has done some lusty hit­ Coffey also wielded a big bat, clubbing Robbie Shamblin went three-for-four strike out and fly out to quell the ting so far this season to say the least. a homer and a double good for five runs with a home run and two RBI. Shamblin uprising. Pass has belted around Pinto pitching batted in. Waring scored four runs on two also picked up the mound victory. In addition Riley rapped three hits to for five wins and an astounding 22 home singles, while Ebbert whacked two hits Shamblin and Erik Wofford colloborated help teammate Denise Stevens who runs. They have yet to lose. as did Bobby Milanovich. on a double play to clinch the game in the plated five runs for Babcock. Friday and Saturday, the Casselberry- In an 11-0 victory over Forest City’s fifth inning. HD Realty exploded for nine runs in the sporting goods store whipped I^akc Mary CeeBec Air Systems, Ebbert and Coifey In another battle of Forest City teams, fifth inning to up-end Winter Springs I and l-nke Mary II. corroborated on a one-hitter with Coffey- FCII beat FC 1 14-5 as Donnie McGinnis Community Church 13-3. Jamie Mocny has been the biggest earning the win. pitched the victory. Shortstop Charlie Ixiri Helms belted four hits including a slugger for Pass, slamming 12 round The talented twosome struck out nine Rogers turned in the top defensive gem double to drive in four runs. trippers in just 15 times at bat. in the contest halted after five innings. with a diving catch in shallow left field. Cliristie Kaiser just about doubled '.In other Pinto action, Longwood Waring doubled and scored three runs. Turning to girls Bronco action, Terri Helms output, however, as she chased Travelers foughi back from a 5-0 first In Mustang baseball, Cafe Sorrento Blayney and Susan Rogers helped Forest home seven runs with a homer, triple and ning deficit to blitz Jo-Ev Figure Salon dropped two games to Dial Finance 15-1 City State Bank demolish Lake Mary two singles. The round tripper was a and Quaid Fencing 11-5. Police Department 23-8. grand slam. [luck I-amb had a two-run homer and Dial from Forest City put together two Blayney ripped a homer and three Hurler Kathy- Richardson picked up the John Elam belted a three-run shot. six-run innings enroute to its win. Jeff other hits while driving In three runs. victory, striking out two. Tracy . Jeff Livernois combined with first Mesojedek banged out three singles, Roger chased home four runs with four Wilkerson was the loser. i$ckor 1-amb for five put-outs to star drove in two runs and scored three. singles and also picked up the mound In a Mustang clash, All-American Pool defensively for longwood. Dana Dearth Bobby Mauro ripped two triples and victory. N Patio outlasted BPC Properties of 2»as the winning pitcher while Mark plated four runs. John Mairs had two hits Bev Stough had three base hits and Casselberry 13-8. 1 RSlerson absorbed the defeat. and Sean Burke stroked three including a l-aura Davis and Liz Stone smacked two :&Stepping up to Bronco play, Forest double. Dial Finance’s Andy Anson apiece. Julie Welsh had the key defensive play- Sty's Band of Brothers is getting some whiffed seven for the win. In other softball, Dawn Riley of in center field, while winning pitcher Jodi :eieellent pitching from the trio of Greg Another six-run inning doomed Badcock Furniture turned in a Bruce Krutz whiffed four batters. Stacy Cbbert, Mark Coffey and Jimmy Waring. Sorrento against Quaid Fencing as the Stutter-type relief performance as L'Heureux roped a triple. Pool N Patio is ; - Waring and Coffey combined on a no­ fence busters pushed across a half a Badcock dropped Forest City III 11-5. 3-2. I,ongwood First Federal used a five- Saturday, April 1 will be a big day for There will be five competitive flights run fifth Inning to edge Forest City- area golf enthusiasts as the Greater — Championship (0-13 handicap), Unknown 8-6. Chamber Sanford Chamber of Commerce Golf Second (14-18), Third (19-24), Fourth Anita Sanchez drove in two runs with BUC PASSER two singles while Michelle Bean plated Tournament swings into action at the (25-36) and Calloway (no established Tampa Bay Buccaneer Isaac llagins (left) drives around Seminole two more with a base hit and a triple. Mayfair Country Club at 1:30 p.m. handicap). Dean of Students .lay Stokes in a benefit basketball gam e won by the Golf Bash TTic entry fee is Just (25. Net proceeds Tickets are available through Shari Day and Nicole Beauchamp had Tribe faculty earlier this year. Tampa Bay returns for revenge go to the Chamber of Commerce Tournament Chairman Ernie Horrell at two hits each for the winners. Bean was Tuesday, April 7 at 7::») p.m. in the Seminole gym. Tickets are on Saturday sponsorship of Sports Committee. 322-4507 or at the Chamber at 322-2212. the winner and Susanne Dubrouillet the loser in the Pinto encounter. sale at the high school (322-4352) for J2 in advance or $3 at the door. GOODWYEAR

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Indiana Turley 17, D Vintllla 31. Me Margaret Botts (middle) ac­ I Deb'* Trucking 4.10 3.40 (Philadelphia leads terlet t-0) Connell 47. cepts the first place award from 1 Mill Dlnla Olca 1.40 Mar. II — Phlla 114, Ind 10* GRAPEFRUIT Colonial; ()!•}) Wilson 11, Q (14) 17.4*i P ( M l •*.»•/T ( l- Apr. J — Phlla at Ind, * 05 p m. Brennen 3», Regner 47, Feeney 47. Mary Anderson (left) for win­ H I 1*0.4*| OO (1-11 ft.4t Apr. 1 — Ind al Phlla, 1:05 p.m. Exhibition Baseball Results Lyman74l, Winter Park 157 ning the Kader Jewelers Golf Irdraca — l-lt, M: 11.14 (If necessary) By United Press International At Rolling Hills, Par 71 ISIglo *40 1.40 1*0 (Winner plays Milwaukee) Tuesday Lyman: (19 7) McLaughlin 35, Tournament. Joan Vinn (right) 4 Candy Sandy 4.40 4.00 New York vs. Chicago Smllh 14, Caponl 37, Lovell 40 cradles the second place award (Manat** Gyp*y no (Chicago leads series I-*) Boston 3. 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Desserts, Bubble Loaf Her Favorites WEDNESDAY, APRIL1 Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Ily JANE AKERS butter, sliced, and 2-3rd cup chicken broth and heat the mix­ Center, Shell Road. Herald Correspondent ture over moderate heat swirling the pan, until butter is Sanford AA Beginners, 8:30 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Gail Berger says she “loves to cook hut hates to clean up." melted. Return the chicken to the skillet, top each piece with a THURSDAY, APR1L2 Gail and Bruce Berger live at 2051«irkwood Drive in Sanford thin slice each of baked ham and provolone cheese and cook Prime Sponsor Advisory Council, 8 a.m., Conference with their 4-year-old daughter, Haley, the mixture, covered, until the cheese is melted and bubbly. Room, 4th floor, Seminole County Services Building, Ihe Bergers are involved in the community. They are Transfer fhe chicken with a slotted spoon to a healed platter, Sanford. “Skippers" o( the Mariners Presbyterian group at the First reduce the sauce over moderately high heat until it is DeBary Blood Bank Red Cross blood drawing, 4-7 Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Gail is third vice president of thickened and season it with salt and pepper. Pour the sauce p.m., Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Ages the Junior Women's Club, and is on the board of directors of over the chicken. Very good served with wild rice. 17-65. the Presbyterian Pre-School Center. Gail also belongs to a BAKED FUDGE South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, local bridge club and is a circle member at her church. 4 eggs, well beaten Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Gail Berger loves to cook for company. She always tries new 2 cups sugar Lake Mary’ Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair County Club. dishes and is an avid reader of "Bon Appetit.” Her favorite 4 cup unsifted all-purpose flour South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, things to cook are desserts and Beef-n-Cliecse Bubble I,oaf. 4 cup unsweetened cocoa Robin Road,' Altamonte Springs. When cooking for guests, Gail likes to limit her guests to 'i tsp salt Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte's East- three or four couples. “I always serve an appetizer, then wait 1 cup melted butter or margarine monte Civic Center. about an hour and serve the main meal," says Gail. "After 1 cup finely chopped pecans Home Buyer School presented by Home Builders everyone has relaxed and visited, I serve dessert, I always 2 tsp vanilla extract Association of Mid-Florida, 7:30 p.m., Hlawassee wait until later in the evening to serve dessert because my boiling water Elementary School, Orlando. Free to the public. guests enjoy it more. They aren’t stuffed." 'i cup heavy cream, whipped stiff Gail also decorates cakes for her family and friends. Neigh­ Preheat oven to 325 degrees. In medium bowl, with wooden FRIDAY, APR1L3 bor children are always keeping her busy with birthday cakes spoon, beat eggs, sugar, flour, cocoa, and salt until well Two-days Seminar on Adoption, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., of all kinds. blended. Mix in butter. Add remaining ingredients, mixing Bethel Assembly of God Church, 6409 Pope Road, She has selected the following recipes from her vast until well blended. Pour mixture into a buttered 9" x 9" baking Orlando. Speaker John Wolff, adoption consultant from collection of delicious dishes and are sure to please your family pan. Set pan in a 13'3" x 104" x 2" roasting pan. Pour boiling Chapel Hill, N.C. Open to professionals and parents and any guest. water into roasting pan to measure 1 inch. Bake 45 minutes or interested in adopting older children or children with ARTICHOKE SPREAD until it is set like custard and crusty on top (or until a knife problems. Call 647-5000 Ext. 210. 1 14 oz. can artichoke hearts inserted 4 inch from edge comes out clean). Remove from hot DeBary Garden Club, 2 p.m., DeBary Community 4 cup mayonnaise water to wire rack. I,et cool 20 minutes. Refrigerate. Cut into Center. Program on Ikebnna and Kikenobo l-3rd cup fresh grated parmesan cheese squares. Serve topped with whipped cream. arrangements and tea. 2 large garlic cloves, minced MILKY WAV CAKE SATURDAY, APRIL! Assorted vegetable dippers 8 Milky Way bars (regular size) Motorcycle Rider 20-hour course sponsored by the Drain artichokes thoroughly, pressing to remove excess 3 sticks butter or margarine Seminole County 4-H, noon to 5 p.m., Agri-Center, for liquid. In mixing bowl mash artichokes, stir in remaining 44 cups sugar ages 15-18. Cycles furnished. Continues April 5,11 and 4 eggs, beaten ingredients except vegetable dippers. Cover and chill several 12. Call 323-2500 Ext. 183 to register. hours, Sprinkle with paprika. Makes 1 l-3rd cups dip. 2 4 cups flour COCONUT BUZZARD 4 tsp soda 2 1G oz. can sliced pineapple, drained Hefald Photo By Jant Aker* 14 cups buttermilk Choral Festival Set 4 cups plain yogurt 1 small can evaporated milk The second annual Seminole Conununity College Choral 2 8 nz. cans cream of coconut Gail Berger starts a Milky Way Cake. 1 cup chopped pecans Festival will be held in the Health Center on campus, Satur­ 1 cup dark rum 1 G oz. package chocolate chips half. Wrap beef around cheese cube, then wrap dough piece day, at 8 p.m. 2 This sugar 1 cup marshmallow cream around both. Pinch edges and holding seam, roll in butter- The Chorale and Choraliers of the College will perform nnd 6 to 8 ice cubes Combine candy bars and 1 stick butter in a saucepan. Cook garlic. Place balls loosely in bundt pan. (’over w ith a cloth and play host to the visiting choirs from iJike Brantley, Using half of incredients at a time, combine in processor or over low heat, stirring constantly, until melted. Set aside. let rise in a warm place 2-8 hours or until dough reaches top of l

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Wednesday, A p rilLIW I by Chic Young ACROSS 42 Wrap in Answer to Previous Puiila bandage q u ic k c m s y —t a k e t h is DAISY/ WAIT/ I Gumput 44 Latest 7T7I fTTuTiTO Young Tennis Ace 4 Type of jackal 48 New (prefix) S3Q TO THE BUS STOP □□□■□nnriBoi STOP/ 8 Feminine 47 Soothe p o p o v o c r y (suffix) 48 Greek latter □□□□□□□ upnnD n o n 12 Gillie 50 Before (prefix) Aiming For Energy LDun □nDDUPQ affirmative 52 Cut of beef r S K - A 13 French cleric omp. wd | DEAR DR. LAMB - I’m 18 * I B U S \ \ - x M . ( 51).Q1 14 Columnlit Kucky E 1 El years uld and play a lot of Wilton 58 Animal waste U tournament tennis. I just love 15 Buddhiim chemical Id T "a i n N 0 type 60 Bench 0 M it. Tennis is my whole life. I %JtSF \ \ ! T i S ^ m i o □ □ □ IS 01 India 61 Smallsword E 0 p □ want to do everything 1 can to & (prefix) 82 Encircled □ M c □ ITTn I improve my game. I know a 17 It limited 83 Poetic 18 Pariditai preposition 10 Playing card 40 Hiving left e really tough match takes a lot 20 Conclusion 64 Sea bird 11 Otherwise will of energy. So what should I f e w * 19 Football ■CPA* OmP 22 Caustic 85 Dried up 43 High school eat before competition? What substinct 66 Conjunction league (abbr.) it? dance foods will give me the most 23 Teatime 21 Spiniih title 45 Weft BEETLE BAILEY 25 Allay____ DOWN 24 Custom energy when I need it? Should Your Digestion: Process n r 27 Chaws out 26 Over (poetic) 47 Unearthly I eat a high-protein meal to Your Food. Others who wa 1 THANKS. HAVE 30 Kind of rock I Laikout I'M GLAD I FOUMP 27 Steeps in 48 Verse maker increase my energy? How this issue can send 75 cen A N ice PAY 33 Griddar 2 Fait lorry 26 Short haircut 49 Anticipation YOU, I NEED Jilnmy____ •bout long before playing should I with a long, stamped, se' Wnj 29 Arranger 34 Apiaca 3 Movie 51 Matt eat? addressed envelope for it YOUR SIGNATURE 30 Gold Coast ON YOUR MEDICAL 30 Harvast 4 Scene 53 Spread out DEAR READER - There me, in care of this newspape 37 Hangs up 5 Decimal unit 3 1 Fools 54 Roman tyrant 32 Tiff are lots of different opinions P.O. Box 1551, Radio Ci 39 Butting 6 Commend 55 Titcher animal 7 Inert gas 35 Cobalt symbol about food and athletics but Station, New York, NY 1001 57 Coin of Japan 41 Accountant 8 Conger 38 Femile saint there are some basic facts DEAR DR. LAMB - I a (abbr.) 9 Posterior part (ebbr.) 59 Stray that you can follow. First, concerned about our 15-yea remember that if your food is old son. His chest has 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ■ not digested it cannot get into sunken look. There appears f c £ 3 be a large gap between th 12 13 14 your bloodstream. And if it is not absorbed into your cir­ ribs which tends to make hi IS 16 17 culation, it will NOT provide chest suck in. I can't descrl A any energy for you. it any better. He has alway 18 19 20 21 22 Food is not absorbed from been rather shy about a by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER ■ your stomach. Alcohol is, but pearing without a shirt. 23 24 25 26 that is because it passes Is this anything to b tut, utf a * l'hbifc Ooe m e directly into cells, and it is not concerned about? Ca IS SAF0 WJTIL THE SDK FAILS 27 28 29 30 31 32 what you need for energy or anything be done for him a ability in athletic competition this late date? Th a 33 35 — particularly competition pediatrician who examine: ■ ■ that requires skill. him never said anythin) f . 37 . 38 ,0 I >/ Vi ■ 39 ■ 41 To get any energy from food about this. 42 45 eaten before you play, it must DEAR READER — You are 43 r ■ 44 be emptied from the stomach. probably describing what wc 46 That means a fatty meal of call pectus cxcavatum oi _ ■ steak or other high-fat protein funnel chest. There are 48 49 so 51 52 S3 54 55 foods won't help. They may several variations of this, but am 1■ still be in your stomach after the breastbone (sternum) 58 57 58 59 80 your match is over. appears pushed in. This may Solids are not absorbed be most pronounced at the 61 62 S3 ARCHIE by Bob Montana either but must first be lower end of the sternum. liquified in your stomach In most cases there is no WHAT COURSE ? T — THAT YOU fl/P P £ D 64 65 68 BUT I JUST OVER THE NEW . 1 before they can be emptied. known reason for this VERONICA, 1 HEAR J'M NOT INTO CALISTHENICS DAOC7Y f HEARD YOU GYM TEACHER The bottom line is that any variation and it seldom YOU'RE TAKING A COURSEJ TELL BETTY- IN CALISTHENICS ' solids you cat a couple of causes any problem \\ hours before a game may not physiologically. It can be help much. Stay on a good disturbing psychologically. balanced diet as a regular In extreme cases it can HOROSCOPE habit. Sweet liquids are most restrict the movement of the By BERNICE BEDE OSOL likely to be emptied by your rib cuge and affect breathing stomach and absorbed or compress the heart. When ' quickly. A glass of orange there is such an extreme For Thursday, April 2, 1981 juice is a good example. Fats variation the deformity can slow the stomach's emptying. be relieved by surgery. And April 2,1981 much in it as you think. There are many miscon­ when psychological reactions Enterprises or projects VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ceptions about digestion. Most warrant it, surgery may which are the offsprings of There's a chance today that In people do not realize that improve the cosmetic by Howie Schneider E E K A M E E K ______your fertile imagination could situations which call for what they swallow is broken problems. earn you extra money this teamwork, either you or your down before it is absorbed by Your doctor probably partner may not pull a fair BLAGHHH.. A UJEEK AGO coming year. Your Instincts the digestive process. To give thought it was not affecting share. Equalize the burden. WHAT GOOD tAST TUESDAY will tell you which ones will you a better idea of the your son’s health and chose work and which ones won't., OLD DAYS? LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It process, 1 am sending you The not to make you or him unduly M£AL% ARIES (March II-April 19J may be necessary to make Health fetter numUfr conscious ^hout the variation. Normally, you're the type who some special .concessions, Is pretty good at fending faff today In order to get others to negative thoughts and self­ assist you in your present doubts. Today, however, they WIN AT BRIDGE 1 involvement. Compromise is might turn out the victors necessary. than their bidding. Find out more of what lies After a session with this ahead for you in the year SCORPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) NORTH M il particular South you feel like following your birthday by All work and no play makes ♦ JM the man who said, “There is sending for your copy of for a dull day. On the other VJ2 one good thing about lapping ♦ KQJ6 yourselfyourself on the head with ia, Astro-Graph. Mall |1 for each hand, too much play and no ♦ A J82 work could spell neglected hammer. It feels so good PRISCILLA'S POP by Ed Sullivar to Astro-Graph, Box 489, WEST EAST when it is over." Radio City Station, N.Y. tasks. Try a little of each. }o—X THATS SUPFOSEPTO BE V UOOK^ ^ 31 ♦63 ♦ 0 8 5 North would have had no - ( AKI EXCLUSIVE UOUNGE ) LIKE J U S T 10019. Be sure to specify birth SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- ♦ 3 U A 7 6 5 4 trouble making five notrump, -V POR T1RQ7 EXECUTIVES/ J A N O T H E R date. Dec. 21) Your executive ♦ 9 8 7 4 2 ♦AIOS but as South pointed out care­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) qualities are very pronounced ♦ QB6S3 ♦lO 7 fully, he, South, had two five- 1-J V ^rrr-s cznrr-iV , -X JOINT^ ,TO You’ll want to be helpful today. You're good at telling SOITII card suits. South also felt that his partner could never have today, but for some reason others what to do, and how — ♦ A K 1071 T h e "• f KQ1098 suspected this you may think more about yet you’re not apt to follow \- ♦ 5 West got his hand on the FIR§ doing good deeds than per­ your own instructions. ♦ K 4 singleton heart. East took his forming them. Actions count CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ace and returned the seven Vulnerable: Both put6. 19) If at all possible, try to spot. West ruffed and dutifully more than thoughts. Dealer: South avoid bossy or domineering led back a diamond to East's GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ace. East led back the 10 to types today. They could Writ North Eeil South If you want others to be !♦ dummy's queen. Now South pressure you into doing things u s . complimentary about your Pass !♦ Pass 3» played his ace and king of achievements today, be sure against your better Judgment. Pass 3 NT Pass 4? trumps. West showed out and 1*1 & to give them a pat on the back- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Pass 4^ Pass Pass East’s queen became the set­ for their accomplishments as 19) In order to be a good Pass ting tricV by Stoffel ft Heimdahl B U G S B U N N Y ______salesperson today it's im­ “What horrible luck." com­ well. plained South. 1 CAUGHT YOU / ] XDU'PE THE ONE WHO'S BEEN CANCER (June 21-July 22) portant that you remember to Opening lead:V3 "Deleted, deleted, deleted.” LEAVING 1WE RING AROUND You should do well com­ stop selling once the sale Is yammered North. mv&rpbath. petitively today, but also be made. An extended pitch It should have been obvious sure you’ve conducted could turn a “yes" into a By Oswald Jacoby to South that East would hold yourself in line with your high “no.” and Alan Sontag that missing queen of spades When he led back a diamond standards. Victory will be PISCES (Feb. 20-March20) Here is a hand that is that should have told South hallow if you don't. Your ideas for making or Had East led back a heart. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Keep saving you money today are appropriate to April Fool's West's failure to ruff with the Day South was one of those queen would have told even your expectations in proper very good. You should be able players who want to play eve­ r * perspective today if you hope to spot ample areas In which this South where her majesty j t ry hand, hut have no reason to was located. to gain something from a Joint to use them. Do so, and fulfill this desire because (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) l & A venture. There may not be as produce a profit. their dummy play is worse

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Con, Super Nation 28-0*. Bottlo, Morohmollowro 4 cup finely chopped onion Fine Sol Swiss Miss Cocos Mix Folgsr's Flsksd Coffss Wad Bird food 2B (CttocOrt Aprt 1-0, INI| 2 cloves garlic, minced lar.iinKOrtOorti-o. imii 28 (Effective April3 • B. test) 2 tablespoons cooking oil I S ttltKON Oodl I • 0. INI) ...... k------..A 2 fM tq— « snipped cilantro or parsley PUBUX HESERVE! THCIUOHT 1 tsaipoon salt TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLO 4 teaspoon popper 4 cup orange Juice THIS AD EFFECTIVE: 60C OFF 1 tablespoon lemon Juice With Thlo Coupon ONLY •* *— poon shredded orange peel THUR8., APR. 2ND I Lowe’s Tidy cooked egg, cut in wedges THRU WEDNESDAY I Cat Box Filler h if frozen. Arrange Rah st APR. 8TH 1081... l In small bowl, cook onion 10-lb. bag as or till tender, stirring ones, our in cuanuv, m u , CLOSED SUNDAY ... g (EttocUvo April 2-8. 1B81) tr; spread over flab. Combine orange Juice, lemon I orange peel; pour evenly over all. nrerecCat MEDIUM HMH for I to 10 mlnutae or till 1 eerily with a fork, rearranging fish once. Top with SAVE He SA VI VSc l IVf R 6 SAVI 1 lc BACON CMfESF BE ff se. Sprinkle with paprika. Makes 6 servings. ASSOH It (l SI Ml MOIS I Mt( l- I U OH 1 UNA Zl I {,(, ASSOH If D IIVEH OHCMICKEN TIP: Nacfcee make a great aaack for TV or playing ice whale tertflla cMr* an a am tag plate. Top each 9-Lives 9-Lives 9-Lives J e r k y b u m s 4 tmprrrr Jalapeee bees dtp. Cat process 1 chases slkes lata Mach agaarea; place sac step Square Meal Dry Buffet Size T re a ts a Ml«* “ gnea - - 1 ■ AHaua I Mpappet. M ar rank,Cask, maacevered, ifovarigj. g(at trig plats sacs. Cask II seceads laager If Nacboa Cat Food Cat Food Cat Food D og F o o d " 1—UleMsecoads; 12 Nseboo — 4# to 4i ____ 1 o' 1; * .in I : Ut it.i't I OZ bl/L- 3 88< 79 $ 2 3 9 39 A iw o r d f lih can iwim • mile in leu then a minute — Publlx 'fo -E w n lm Harold, Sanford, Ft. 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. If you browse through the pages o( your grandmother’s that have been greased and coated with commeal. Sprinkle trokbook, you’ll find a few yeast bread recipes that require no tops with commeal. Allow douxh to rise as directed. Bake at kneading or shaping Into loaves. These were the tlmesavers 400 degrees F. for 25 minutes. Remove from pans Immediately for busy homemakers In those days and they are the and cool. forerunners of today’s batter bread recipes, which are ideal VARIATIONS: for today's busy cooks, For the following variations eliminate bran from the recipe The Bran English Muffin Bread pictured here Is a classic above and use V< cup additional unsifted flour. Begin by favorite which was adapted to contemporary kitchens. combining 3 cups flour, yeast, sugar, salt and baking soda with Nothing beats the fresh, wheaty aroma and crunch texturfe of a the following ingredients for desired variation. homemade English muffin! This delicious bread Is both easy Bacon and Cheese: id prepare and less expensive to serve than the best packaged 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese and 4 cup crumbled cooked English muffins. bacon. ‘ These loaves will look a little pale to seasoned bakers, they Cinnamon and Raisin: .lack color only because they were prepared in a microwave 4 cup dark seedless raisins and l 1* teaspoons ground cin­ iVen, which does not produce a brown crust on any bread. But namon. these freshly baked loaves are unmatchable in homemade Green Onion: .taste. 4 cup chopped green onions and 2 tablespoons caraway ‘ ' Beating takes the place of kneading in this recipe. The dough seed. Complete preparing bread following above directions Is transferred from mixing bowl to bread pan and rises only beginning with the step for heating milk and water. once. It Is baked in a microwave oven for only minutes or Rcutlng lakes the kneading out of English Muffin Breads. can be baked In a conventional oven for 25 minutes. The recipe for bran English Muffin Bread makes two loaves >giln m Ilm n iiiim u l (hat slice into 16 servincs each. The ingredients cost little more r (Effective AprM 2*8, 1 9 4 1 ) (Effscttvs Apvll 2-8. 1981) than one dollar In most cities, which Is considerably less than — . A f l half the cost of packages of the best English muffins at the SSffpgggfSfilS supermarket. This Bran English Muffin Bread is a versatile one too. Herbs ^ 0 of spices may be added to complement whatever food you are B. CTN. MRS. FILBERT’S serving with It. The Cheese and Bacon variation, for example 1-LB.PKG. makes great sandwiches. The Herb variation can help stretch PALM RIVER GOLDEN QUARTERS a shrinking roast when served under thin slices of meat. The Cinnamon and Raisin variation makes breakfast worth getting up for. Slice a little of the basic Bran English Muffin and serve -. Sliced Bacon Margarine with a little honey or marmalade in the afternoon. • • Wtlh ()n«* PuhGa SUm ji Pen #• S«4 *r» flonfcipl Witfi On*- Publo SMmjy P»n ** Booh lei ENGLISH MUFFIN BREADS (Makes! Loaves | /trirm rinniiiiiiiiin z x x > v BRAN: (Effective April 2 ■ 8. 1981) V Aprui-e, wan ■4Vi cups unsifted flour 1 cup wheat bran cereal 2 packages active dry yeast . 1 tablespoon sugar fair m 2 teaspoons salt 1 2-LB. JAR vy« teaspoon baking soda DOZEN BREAKFAST CLUB 2 cups milk FLORIDA GRADE A WELCH’S GRAPE JAM OR cup water Commeal In a large bowl combine cups flour, cereal, undissolved Large Eggs Grape Jelly dry yeast, sugar, salt and baking soda. With One P.jbi.i Pill f Sue. Hookn* One Pubhi Slarnp Pru t* S«#***» Hnoklel •V w o e ee Combine milk and water in a saucepan. Heat over low heat until liquids are very warm (120 degrees F. to 130 degrees F.) When you re busy *itfi sprang cleaning, it s nee to Gradually add to dry ingredients and beat well. know that mealtime s as quick as a visit to Stir In remaining flour to make a stiff batter. Spoon into two the PubJii DeV Whether * s cheese and cold cuts 6lk x 4tt x 2 4 or 9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf dishes which have been Publix is the place for ot a complete Deti Omner you I love the deioous greased and coated with cornmeal. Sprinkle tops of loaves with flavors and easy convenence ot the Dek additional commeal. Cover, let rise in a warm place, free from Shop tor other time sawn g sprang values too at Pubtu vihpre shopping is a pleasure' draft, for 45 minutes. s p r in g t im e Microwave each loaf on high power for 6 minutes, 30 seconds. Surface of loaf will be flat and pale in color. Allow to rest 5 minutes before removing from dishes. To serve, slice v a lu e s * and toast,spread with margarine If desired. . 2 1-quart or 2 m quart round casseroles or 2 lVi quart ring fig molds can be used instead of loaf pan. Publix m TO BAKE IN CONVENTIONAL OVEN Delicious Smoked Braunyooffab** sP^cia/s Stir i cup additional unsifted white flour into batter to make schwetger or Fresh Noodles a very soft dough. Spoon into two 8' y x x 2ti inch loaf pans Liverwurst..... T S-joo Romanoff...... 7 *155 ZestyFlavored Plain, Poppy or Seeded Potato Italian Bread .. 59* Preserves Salad...... 7 99* Tasty Bar-B-Que Spareribs...... 7 •35® Ready-to-take-out Southern Give Cookies Fried Chicken. ft. *37® ' i Fresh-Baked Croat* your own Armour Star Fully Cooked ■ Sandwich with (2 to 4-lb. average) Dutch Apple *-|S9 dallcioua meats Boneless Pie...... A ch**a*a from Extra Appeal Hot From the Deli! th* Dati at Haro...... 7 *229 Publix.... Rath Cod The homebaked smell of cookies is always a welcome aroma Almondine.... $409 for your after school or work brigade. So why not greet them Smoked with two popular treats made with a delightful variation? Daintees...... 7 *2" ^r wSWIFT t r t S PRFMIUM TFNOFRoffA l Old-fashioned oatmeal cookies, a famous drop cookie GROWN GOV T INSPECTEDT e n ’1 r---- Tarnow Mild, Medium or Hot THE GOVERNORS THE PLACE FOR variety, become Oatmeal Gems when you dot their centers SHIPPED DAD FR FS H NOT PRODUCE with red raspberry preserves. Whole Hog FROZEN, PREMIUM GRADE ENERGy RARTNER. Free |Serve Chilled, Ripe Sweet Chocolate lovers are sure to enjoy Chocolate Raspberry Sausage...... X *1*® U.S.D.A. Choice Beef color print film from Bacs. After they're baked, they are spread with red raspberry Armour Star Meat or Beef Whole Fryers Cantaloupe...... T 99* or strawberry preserves and sprinkled with toasted coconut. (Whole in the Bag) Publix with all Florida Fresh Tender Jumbo 1 3 * 9 U processed color Then cool, cut them into bars and serve. Tenderloin.... 7. print rolls. Green Beane...... 7 59* With a tall glass of milk or hot tea, these cookies will be the Hot Dogs...... Z s14® U* IN I'* * Ss*il High in Vitamin C, Florida Seedless favorite subject of your cookie Jar raiders. Sunnyland Fresh r 59c . Beef Cube . 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i Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, April 1, T981—>SB .. I ____ II— I— — ■■ ■ I JL -■! ------~ ------II II ■■«!» Ethnic Cooking Made Easy With Flavored Rice Mixes Ethnic cooking is "in" — but the long, complicated preparations so often associated wilt) authentic ethnic fare are not so popular! Instead of spending all day before a dinner 'V party preparing a special meal, choose recipes that combine Flavored rice mixes are a great way meat, vegetables and rice for streamlined cooking and ser­ * ^ A ving. to stretch smaller portions of meat To give your dinners real flair, serve one of the line of new international flavored rice mixes, with the taste of homemade recipes, which are easily prepared from packaged mixes. without sacrificing great taste such Greek Style Kice Pilaf with Peas. British Style Rice for Beef with Mushrooms, French Style Rice for Chicken with as Minced Meatball Kebobs With Vegetables, and Indian Style Curried Rice with Raisins — contain rice, vegetables, mushrooms or raisins with other ingredients and seasonings. The rice dishes themselves arc so G reek Style Rice Pllaf, right. Beef or interesting that you can serve them with simply prepared meat accompaniments, letting the rich flavor of the rice bo the pork chop suey, left, served with “star." 1 If meat prices have you watching your food budget both for family meals and entertaining, these flavored rice mixes are a mondor/n-oronge pineapple cup and great way to stretch smaller portions of meat without sacrificing great taste. Try Minced Meatball Kebobs with rice makes a one-dish family meal. Greek Style Rice, a specialty of many Greek restaurants, which can be made at home with ground beef or lamb and Greek Style Rice Pilaf w ith Peas. A piquant touch of lemon in the basting sauce is the flavor secret here, and the kebobs can be cooked either under the broiler or out on tin* grill. i i i iiniiifiiiiiniim im (Ettcctlva A p ril 2 - 8. 1981) (E lfa c;Uv* llv t April 2-8. 19811 T T MINTED MEATBALL KEBABS WITH GREEK STYLE BICE 5-LB. BAG PILAF *' UNBLEACHED, PLAIN, 1 package (6 ounces) Greek Style Rice Pilaf 32-OZ. BOTTLE 1 pound ground beef or lamb UNBLEACHED SELF-RISING, h cup milk TOMATO SELF-RISING OR BREAD 2 tablespoons minced onion 1 tablespoon chopped parsley .* 34 teaspoon salt Heinz Ketchup Pillsbury’s Flour 'a teaspoon grated lemon peel 5 lemon wedges With One Publia Stamp Price Saver Ooolitet ee With One Pubiii Stamp Price Saver Booklet 2 medium zucchini, cut into 4-ineh pieces 10 cherry tomatoes I I I I I 2 tablespoons butter or margarine £ (V . tttra ,1*.. c tiv e April 7 • a 1 9 0 1 ) N M 2 tablespoons lemon juice n ■ Prepare Greek Style Rice Pilaf according to package ■ ■ directions. While rice is cooking, combine meat, milk, onion, W parsley, salt and lemon peel. Shape meal mixture into 15 « * meatballs, about 1-inch in diameter. Threat each of 5 skewers 25-SQ. FT. ROLL H N 16-OZ. CELLO with a lemon wedge, then alternately thread with meatballs 12-INCH WIDE ALUMINUM FOIL VIGO DINNER and vegetables. Melt butter: stir in the lemon juice. Brush over kebobs. Broil 5 to (i inches from heat until meatballs are N brown, (1 to B minutes on each side. Serve with Greek Style Rice iReynolds Wrap X Yellow Rice Pilaf. Makes 5 servings. ee With One Publia Stamp Price Saver Booklet With One Pubiii Stamp Price Saver Booklet eireetrereee CHOP SllEY SKILLET 1 cup green onions cut diagonally in l-inch pieces Here's how it works: *2 cup diagonally sliced celery SAVE 50c 1 Only with Pubiii Stamp Price SAVE SA 10c. ASSORTED 4 cup green pepper strips MAXWELL HOUSE f Speciat B o o k le t! ^AVESAVE B8t.HEARTYI BURGUNDYU N D ^ ORn DESIGNER PAPER | 2 Pick up Pubtu Stamp Price Generous dash ground ginger CHABLIS BL ANC RED RO SE SLMPV Special Booklet* at P u b iii check 2 tablespoons butter or margarine RHINE OR PINK CHABLIS out counter! 1 can ( 1034 ounces condensed golden mushroom soup Instant B ra w n y i 3 Fill each book with SAM Green PRICE Stamp! that come with every 2 tablespoons dry sherry Gallo Wine Pubtu purchete l cup diced cooked beef or pork Coffee T o w e ls i tS30 fill* one book). 1 cup bean sprouts SPECIALS. 4 Redeem for taving* on weekly featured item* it Pubtlt. l tablespoon soy sauce 99 4 cup sliced radishes 1 0 -o z. Cooked rice ** 59 PUflLII ^Orange, Lake, SemlnoleA In skillet, cook onions, celery anil green pepper with ginger L jar M l S F R V I S IMF RIGHT & Osceola Counties Only! In butter until Just tender. Add soup, sherry, meat, borin TO LIMIT 59 s QUA* TITUS sprouts and spy rauce. Heal; stir oceapiornlly. Add radishes. SOLO COKE, SPRITE. TAB, Serve over rice. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 34 MR. PIBB, MELLO YELLO cups, 4 servings. Publix Special Recipe Royal Pink Brand Ragu Traditional, Mushroom, Com stock Soft Drinks North Pacific Pink Honey Bran Pepperoni or Sausage Apple Pie CHEESY CHICKEN N RICE Salmon...... Mr »1»® Bread...... 2 E .0.'. »1« Pizza 91-ot. 16-02. bols. $ 1 3 5 3i cup water C Riling...... 80' 1 teaspoon butter or margarine With Beans, Hormel Hot Borden’s Elsie Brand Asst. O-pk. ctn. I Sauce...... 'T 79' Idahoan Instant <4 teaspoon salt or Regular (Plus Tax A Deposit) Ice Cream.... SSU *209 Chef Boy-ar-Dee Potatoes.... 45' 2 slices i 34 oz. or 1 oz. each) process American cheese. Chili...... ’£* 69' 34 cup Pre-cooked rice *- Ocean Spray Beef Green Giant Very Carnation Coffee Creamer 1 cup cooked mixed vegetables Grapefruit Ravioli...... 69' Young Tender Coffee- $^19 1 cup diced cooked chicken Juice...... Delicious With Seafoods, Peas...... ".V 39' Bring water, butter and salt to n boil in saucepan. Add mate...... V »1« Whit* House Kraft Progresso (For Delicious cheese and stir until melted. Add rice, vegetables and chicken. Pet Apple Tartar Sauces!) Cover, remove from heat and let stand 10 minutes. Stir before Evaporated 3 1 oi 12-OZ. NO RETURN BOTTLES serving. Makes 3 cups or 2 servings. Juice...... bot 69' Sauce...... 7.* 59' Tomato Milk...... 'l:: 39° FAP Halved or Sliced Vlasic Fresh Pack Sauce...... 39' B latz B e e r CHICKEN TATER I'l-ATI ER Scott Economy Van Camp's New Orleans Peaches...... *£ 69' Kosher 6-pk. ctn. 4 tablespoons oil or melted shortening Napkins...... M« White House Speara...... ’fir *10# Style Red 1 packet coating mix for chicken — crispy crumb recipe Aurora White & Assorted Apple Grey Poupon Kidney $ - |4 9 1 teaspoon onion powder *, or. Soft Print Sauce...... 59' Mustard...... 7‘ 79' Beans..... 39' l egg Bathroom 1 tablespoon water 2 whole chicken breasts, split tulxmt l-3i lb.) Tissue...... 2? 99c THIS AD 2 cups 14-inch strips unpeclcd potatoes White or Gold Family Pak EFFECTIVE $ 1 .0 0 O F F Spread oil in 15xlOxt-inch jelly roll pan. Empty coaling mix ^SAVE 30c, KRAFT\ /SA Dial Soap.....55' SAVE 30c PUBLIX ALL THURSDAY With This Coupon ONLY into shallow bowl; add onion powder and mix well. Heat egg in PURPOSE GRIND PURED C 1 APR. 2ND (40c Off Label) large bowl with a fork; add water and blend. Moisten and coat a>\ Mayonnaise THRU chicken pieces as directed on [uickage and arrange in the pan. •r-- Colom bian WEDNESDAY Fab Detergent Moisten and coat potatoes with remaining egg and coating APR. 8TH, \\ 64-02. pkg. mixtures. Arrange in pan. Fry in oven at 400 degrees for 25 332 2 -o0/ z C o ffe e fe (Effsctus April 3 ■ B 1981 > -3 minutes. Turn chicken only and fry 20 minutes longer or until S 1 9 1 9 8 1 . . . AHHiHiiiuimfimciimtmnsmiiJn jar chicken is lender. Makes 4 servings. Keebler Bonus Pack 154-oz. CLOSED Deluxe Grahams or 14Vj-oz. SUNDAY i—ORTEGA TACO FIXIN’S -j (Lim it 1 PI>* 1 «, With O lhai M b $ 59 Taco Shells...... pm 69* Here's u delicious version of the jwpulnr "stroganoff.” This Fudge L P u u r ich it* ! of 95 or Mora, bag V t i■ c eluding l u all Tobacco llam a) Mild or Hot recipe makes use of budget flank steak and a generous amount Stripes...... & s1« of ripe olive slices or wedges to serve eigtit. Taco Sauce...... "o' 69* Sunshine Sugar Waters or New I Unit 1 Nun, With Otto There’s a light touch of nutmeg in the sauce to accent the Chocolate Sugar Pucks Ml •! t l st Mitt Seasoning Mix...... V»T 39* onions und sour cream and give an interesting subtle flavor. | h d to « | AM Ttbsccs ft tout »| W TI8M 81U 16*ct. Family Pack Serve "California Slroganolf" with bulgur pilaf and a Wafers...... 1ST»1“ iKOuamrsuxis colorful vegetable-relish tray. Dessert can be as simple as an Taco Shells...... 7m' 99* assortment of cheese and fruit. M Taco Dinner...... pm *109 CALIFORNIA STROGANOFF uouw 1 cup pitted ripe olives Oryw-»8*_ |—SPECIALS FROM GLAD—) 1 flank steak, about 2 pounds rSAVE 60c SARA LEE FHO/fN ^ 2 cups sliced onions Food W rap...... p - Pecan *4 cup cooking oil Sandwich Bags...... ’^7 14 teaspoons salt GREEN OR BLUE Food Storage Bags, **«' 4 teaspoon pepper Coffee Cake 8-oz. can 12-oz. bot. Gallon Size 4 cup water $ 1 1 $ $ 1 1 $ ib c i 2 beef bouillon cubes, crumbled Snap Lock B ag s.....7m 1 1 » 02 $ ^ 4 9 4 teaspoon nutmeg pKg THE PLACE FOR 7-oz. can Trash Bags...... mV 1 tablespoon cornstarch FROZEN FOODS 32-oz. bot. 32-oz. bot. 64-oz. size $ 1 0 9 Heavy Duty 1 pint dairy sour cream Serve With Potatoes, Swanson $ 1 1 0 $ 1 1 S Kitchen Bags...... 7.' S^f 10 Cut olives in slices or wedges. Cut meat diagonally Into 4- $2$$ inch thick strips. Brown meat and onfons quickly In hot oil. Add Fried Chicken. Jit ,289 salt, pepper, 4 cup water, bouillon cubes and nutmeg. Cover Winter Garden Fordhook TNI* AO irriC TIY f IN THC FOUOWING COUNT** ■<•**<«. CMriPtW and simmer 10 minutes. Add cornstarch mixed with an ad­ Sliced Yellow Cling Peaches, CUrus. CoXtsf. H w w M . H«Npr«i. MWsbco, L*M, U*. U rn lM . Of***. or Baby OictcHi n u o P**nm P*N, tw is ts . Vf"W>o«, unless utnnmisn noisd. ditional 2 tablespoons water. Continue cooking, stirring con­ Unpeeled Apricot Halves, Lima Beans p ^ S i . 7 9 9 stantly, until thickened. Stir in ripe olives. Blend in sour Bartlett Pears, Fruit Southland Regular or SANFORD PLAZA, cream. Heat through but do not allow to boil. Makes 8 servings. Cocktail, or Lima Beans French Cut (84 toBTa-oz. Can) Green Beans.. 69* SANFORD Del Monte Smother 'em in Jam, Thomas > v Buffet...... «*" 39* English LONGWOOD Spinach, Cream Style or Whole Muffins...... S* 59* Kernel Golden Corn, Early VILLAGE CTR., Garden Sweet Peas. Cut or French Style Green Beans LONGWOOD Divorce wat possible in early China However, a mad (7*« to 0^-oz. Can) could not divorce his wile it: she had no family to return to, she had shared his three year mourning period (or Del Monte where shopping Iso pleosure his parents, or she hud married him when he was poor R i r f f a t ...... 2 9 ^ Publix and he had since become rich. — Evtnlnfl Htrild, Sanford. FI. Wtdntsday, April 1,1911

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Just because an Interesting tossed green salad takes time 1 tablespoon anchovy paste and patience to put together alter work, many people just 1 teaspoon grated onion quickly dish up some Iceberg lettuce and a bottled dressing. 1 clove garlic, crushed Monotony swiftly sets In, decreasing the frequency of a Dash pepper healthful, fresh green salad on the dinner table. Combine all ingredients in a small bowl; mix well. Pour into Salad lovers can solve this problem by taking time one a plastic salad dressing container. Chill. Shake well before evening to prepare a big, extra-portion salad in advance. To serving. YIELD: About 2-3 cup. the chorus of "but the greens will wilt” the answer is no, they FRUIT SAt JU) DRESSING won't, with proper storage. •j cup mayonnaise Refrigeration and a tightly-sealed container will help torn l4 cup lemon Juice greens to stay crisp. 2 tablespoons sour cream Cellophane-wrapped lettuce, straight from the store, is not 1 tablespoon honey sealed tightly enough against the drying effects of air and may 2 teaspoons toasted sesame seeds wilt before you've a chance to use it. A special lettuce storage U teaspoon slat container helps water to drain away from leaves, too. l4 teaspon dry mustard You can prepare an extra-large tossed salad of dry greens Dash pepper and other non-julcy ingredients one night, seal It tightly in a In a imall bowl combine all ingredietns; mix well. Pour Into plastic serving or storage bowl, and dip into the greens several a plastic salad dressing container with push button seal. Chill. times. On other nights, preparation time is minimized to just Shake well before scrvng. YIELD: About 1 cup. Take the work out of salads. adding tomatoes or any other moist ingredients you fancy. Zippy, homemade salad dressings such as a perky "Sorrento" made with yogurt, and a fruit salad dressing flavored with sesame seeds go into liquid-tight plastic salad dressing containers to preserve their fresh flavors. For special personality try one or more of these nutritious extras in your salad: sliced red onion, drained canned corn, PANTRY pineapple chunks, anchoves, mandarin oranges, canned potato slices, green and red pepper, sliced unpeeled raw zucchini, sliced raw green beans, radishes, shaved carrots, shredded PT chicken or diced cooked beef, cucumbers, mushrooms, Molster ingredients, such as canned or fresh tomatoes and asparagus, should be added at the last minute before serving. Whether you tear greens or cut them, salads are easier to eat AVINGS if greens are in smaller morsels. Use two or three varieties of cP r id e dark and light greens for more nutrition and flavor. Try romaine, iceberg and leaf lettuce, escarole, spinach, arugola, chicory, endive, Boston lettuce, and water-cress. NO STAMPS, An easier way to apply dressing to a large tossed salad is to first measure the dressing Into the empty bowl, then add the salad and toss. f HfcSH GREEN 1 HI SH I HI SH li rtii'f H CAESAR DRESSING FLORIDA jm 1-3 cup vegetable oil CAMPBELL’S FLORIDA pHB FLORIDA cup grated Parmesan cheese TOMATO SOUP STRAWBERRIES CELERY CABBAGE — 2 tablespoons wine vinegar 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 1 egg, beaten tsm C L C 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 4 teaspoon salt ,0jr ^ T D o ® 2 8 c ® 1 0 5 Dash pepper SAVI 4 SAVI SAVI 1 1 SAVE 5' PER LB Combine all ingredients in a small bowl; mix well. Pour into plastic salad dressing container. Chill. Shake well before fra GENUINE IDAHO serving. YIELD: About 2-3 cup. 1 FRESH CRISP 1I FRESH JUICY 11 Bit GALA T | S BAKING SALAD DRESSING SORRENTO 119 FLORIDA 1 Id) FLORIDA I ^ cup plain yogurt TOWELS I l ^ ’ORANGES 1I POTATOES 2 tablespoons vegetable oil I CARROTS I 1 tablespoon cider vinegar 1 2 3 Q C 1 1 tablespoon chopped parsely ? 6 3 * 1 1 0 $ 2 3 9 s a .* E i :*" wbT —9 i o / 8 8 c 1 L B B A G SAVE 16* i 1 m SAVE 1 SAVE 11* | SAVE JO*

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features enriched corn meal, chopped pecans and lemon juice. SAVI .Ml SAVI li VM.lt r i f t i » The com meal contributes a hearty taste and texture while the SAVI .'ll j ■)o i OSAGE I bo/ t Ah lemon adds its tart flavor. The pecan coating enhances the L.t N| Nit b4(>/ YELLOW 2 M 4 LIB B Y’S PEAS COMNED HE EE heartiness of this cake. III M M II HH III i r?U!si RICE $ "1 0 0 ttllll APS un/ M HASH Serve Homespun Pound Cake with fruit or fruit sauce 351S? $1 19 3 9 ‘ 9 9 spooned over each slice. It will please your family and friends all year long. HOMESPUN POUND CAKE TEA 1 tablespoon vegetable shortening 1 cup finely chopped pecans BAGS 1 cup butter or margarine cups sugar 3 eggs (GENERIC) 3 cups all-purpose flour 1 0 0 4 cup enriched com meal COUNT 9 9 1 tablespoon baking powder SAVE 30' 1 teaspoon salt 2-Srd cup milk l-3rd cup lemon juice 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel, if desired Generously grease JxWnch loaf pan with shortening; coat W e D on ’t C om pare pan with cupnuta. Beat together butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add combined Sour, com meal, baking powder and H a y G am es! W ith W h a t salt alternately with milk and Juice, mixing at low speed on electric mixer just until dry ingredients are moistened and well ble-.ded. Stir In peel. Pour Into prepared pan; sprinkle We Save You with remaining nuts. Bake at 330 deg. F. about 1 hour and 20 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out S A V E 10^ clean. Cool 10 minutes; remove from pan. Cool completely on CASH! wire radt. Makes OxS-lnch pound cake. SANFORD-2944 ORLANDO ROAD, ZAYRE PLAZA AT THE CORNER OF 17*92 C ORLANDO ROAD

I i Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, April 1, tfll—9B Enjoy The Best Of All Possible Worlds Passover is the Festival of Freedom and the most Purevc Orange-Chocolate Ice Cream has all the rich flavor joyous dinner of the year is undoubtedly the beautiful, and creamy consistency of ice cream, but contains no dairy ceremonial feast, the Seder, shared with family and dose products of any kind. The Seder is celebrated with an friends. The meringue rests overnight and the filling is nssembeld There’s freedom in the menu, too, since there are no and frozen (without going through a second blending) so it’s obligatory dishes for this holiday so that wonderful new wonderfully convenient for the holiday. And served In delicate mbrosial dinner of Nouvelle Cuisine recipes have a way of becoming family tradition rather meringue shells, it's a worthy finish for the grandest meal. quickly. We suspect that the modern style known as Nouvelle This is a menu that is faithful both to the finest kosher Cuisine will tempt many to create a Nouvelle passover Cuisine cooking and the Nouvelle Cuisine without sacrificing an ounce ersuasion. The menu is faithful both just for this occasion. of savory goodness. An outstanding stuffing makes Festive Seder Turkey a star FESTIVE SEDER TURKEY \ of Nouvelle Cuisine. The matzoh is seasoned with onions and 10 matzohs o the finest kosher cooking and the celery and combined with succulent fresh Florida grapefruit 1 cup boiling water sections and luscious figs — a marriage of wholesome foods 6 tablespoons pareve margarine, divided that makes a memorable main dish. 1 cup chopped onion Nouvelle Cuisine without sacrificing Orange-Beet Conserve is a welcome new variation on the 1 cup chopped celery customary dish — the taste of fresh orange sections played •1 florida grapefruit, peeled and sectioned against sweet beets with a touch of ginger gives it a wide­ 1 cup chopped, dried figs an ounce of savory g o o d n e ss. awake flavor that sparkles. Broccoli is fresh in the market at .1 eggs, beaten this time, and gently steamed until just tender-crisp, adds 1 teaspoon salt garden green flavor to the menu. teaspoon pepper Dessert at Passover deserves special thought. After a 1 8 to 9-pound turkey thawed if frozen, giblets removed bountiful repast something delicate but satisfying is called for. Salt and pepper 23e cups cold water, divided 2 tablespoons potato starch Place matzohs in large bowl; add boiling water; set aside. In large skillet over medium heat, melt 4 tablespoons margarine; saute onion and celery until tender. Add to matzoh. Add grapefruit sections, figs, eggs, salt and pepper; mix well. Stuff turkey cavities with matzoh stuffing. Truss turkey closed and RIDE turn wing tips under. Melt remaining 2 tablespoons margarine; brush over turkey; season with additional salt and PT pepper. Place turkey on rack in shallow roasting pan. Roast in a 325 degrees F. oven 3 to 3>s hours or until a meat ther­ mometer inserted in the breast meat registers 165 degrees F. or until juices run clear when the thickest part of the thigh is pierced with a fork. UH turkey rest 20 minutes before carving. RE IN CASH cP iid e To make gravy: Remove turkey from roasting pan to warm platter. Pour off fat from pan, reserving drippings.Add 2la cups cold water to roasting pan; bring to a boil. Combine remaining cup water and potulo slanli; add to boding O GIMMICKS! liquid. Stir to remove all browned turkey drippings front pan. Cook over medium ticat, stirring constantly, until thick and bubbly. Taste; add salt and pepper if necessary.

MAHKET STVLE SKIMMED (, DEVEIMED YIELD: 8 servings. LOTS OF GREAT ORANGE-BEET CONSERVE CHICKEN SLICED SLICED BEEF 3'j pounds large beets 3 BREAST QTR8 WITH BACKS 3 LEGQTRS GROUND l1! cups sugar WITH BACKS ] HECKS 3 GIBLET PKGS BACON BEEF PATTIE MIX FRESH FLA OR GA. PREMIUM GRADE LIVER •1e cup Florida orange juice 1 Florida orange seeded, chopped ido not remove skin) ^ 11 cup honey OVER 6 SLICE OVER I teaspoon ground ginger 3 LBS ^ ^ L B 2 LBS PKG. II teaspoon sail 88 SAVE 30* PER LB 1 can (4 ounces) toasted, slivered almonds (1 cup) SAVE 10' Pt.H l B Wash beets. Remove all but 2 inches of stems and the tap roots. Place in a saucepot with 1 inch boiling water. Cover. Steam until skins can be slipped off, about 25 minutes, immediately plunge beets into ice cold water. Remove skins; coarsely chop beets. In large saucepan mix sugar, orange juice, chopped orange, honey, ginger, salt, and chopped beets. Slowly bring to a boil, stirring occasionally, until sugar dissolves. Cook rapidly until thick, about 15 minutes. Stir frequently to prevent sticking. Add almonds during the last 5 minutes of cooking. Turn into serving dish; cool. Chill. YIEl-D: About 3V* cups. PAREVE ORANG&CHOCOLATE ICECREAM 5 eggs, separated, divided 4 squares (4 ounces) unsweetened chocolate 1*4 cups granulated sugar, divided 1 cup pareve margarine, at room temperature (tlKtllftt YOU I I Ml DAT YOU 1 cup Florida orange Juice COMPARE SAVE COMPARE COMPARE | _ COMPARE PtN| ||| N * pi « 'a cup finely chopped walnuts I Ml M l ft A O N iiA PWI MIUM GMAIJI Candied orange peel (optional) hmi Willi MBS I HIGHS I- IMKJMBtK B* MIMIMIMUMM tHOKi **M MAUI iMUC* .---- - ni* ci fhi uucii mm J ms PANTRY PRIDE- I 6u i PKG PANTRY PRIDE 24o» PKG MIAI^ Separate eggs placing 2 whites in one small bowl and 3 COMBIMA1IOP1 1 9 8 g whites in another small bowl; set aside. Melt chocolate In top Steak OR ROAST__LBS178 0 Fryer * “ PACK>p a c k a g e * l b 9 8 ' Qtrs. 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Very gradually add BONELESS SMOKED CURE SI PANIHY PRIDE I l o t CUP CREAMED [so*! orange Juice; process at low speed >5 seconds; add chocolate Slab Bacon__lb78c 0 Hams (HORMELS) LB 4m Cheese (cottage) 6 8 ' Sausage_____ sl 98 mixture and process until well-blended. Pour into a large bowl. CAROI IN A PHIDI IbolPKG L IK E S 6 TO 8 LHS » HOI I UN MAI I SIR"* PANIHY PRIDE Boi CAN. 4 PACK im,HAIH M AII'H MAIIMk Stir In nuts. Beat 2 egg whites until foamy; gradually add >4 Picnics (smoked)lu78 Roll Sausage__8 8 ° cup sugar; beat until stiff peaks form. Fold into chocolate Sausage GRAPE Our elderly gourmet avoids canned and frozen foods to TOMATO POTATOES $ 1 SYRUP pyj 0 0 JELLY which large amounts of salt and sugar have been added. He SAUCE ^ iui HOX ■■ i f l 39 3 9 ' * 9 9 also uses a minimum of salt and sugar in his cooking. Good food, lie says, is a wonderful companion Here is a week's worth of his favorite meals: HERSHEV & NESTLE DAY 1: Baked chicken, baked potato, green beans cooked In garlic water, grapefruit and semi-sweet cookies. He buys a RED, WHITE CANDY BARS FRESH START half chicken and cooks both quarters at the same time, eating REESE CRUNCHY. WHATCHAMACALLIT, ALMOND BAR. MILK CHOCOLATE BAR. DETERGENT the second quarter cold the next day. & BLUE BEER KIT KAT. 1100.000 OR NESTLE CRUNCH DAY 2: Cold chicken, creamed potatoes, sliced and boiled zucchini, french bread, semi-sweet cookies and a pear. $169 DAY 3: Tuna-noodle casserole (a commercial frozen en­ $J59 tree), celery and carrot sticks, French bread, grapefruit and 6 PACK chocolate cookies. 12oz CAN 5/*l SAVE I3 ‘ DAY 4: Hamburger patties, boiled potatoes, sliced green peppers mixed with corn, a red apple and cinnamon cookies. DAY 5: Creamy scrambled eggs, crisp bacon, buttered IktBiDA* y Oti PBK It IMICUYt »«D AM IlHWJlUt* AM I Ittl P»NNt DUt fOCMJB IOW NKII Wt M It BVl I HI HlGMl lOlHtll ttUANMIll* F»ONt *0113 VODIAtIM *»oi «l*K»ntl»tl whole-wheat toast, broiled tomato halves, half avocado with oil COMPARE I PINCMfB * OB nrOGBABHKAl tllON raid and vinegar, sliced oranges, and banana. t7Yfc4r 7Ye*- 7Y»lr 7 Yt Jr 7Y*ir 7Y»P 1.3 LITER CHABLIS OR ROSE DAY 6: Fillet of sole poached in cream, boiled potato, but- PANTNVGuarantees PRIDE WILL SAVE YOU MORE ON SHOP tered broccoli and sugar cookies. Paul Masson__?429 l!S YOUR TOTAL FOOD BiLL OR WE WILL DAY 7: Thinly sliced top round steak, mashed potatoes, I.J q. UTtR HEARTY BURGUNDY i------| 24 HOURS fresh peas, french rolls, hearts of celery and Ice cream. Gallo Wine___ f 3 69 0 Double the Difference in Cash! On his doctor's recommendation, he drinks 1 ounce to 3 H IRE S HOWI IF TOU CAN f INO LOWER OVERALL PRICES THIS WEEK At ANY OTHl R SUPI R* 1.3 LITER RED ROSE OR CHABLIS i------i MARKET PANTRY PRIDE WILE DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE IN CASH COMPARE PRICESON ounces of whisky before dinner. He avoids betweeiwneal THE SAMI ITEMS AT ANY OTHER SUPERMARKET IF IHtIR TOT AE IS IOWER ON 23 ITEMS A DAY COSTING NOT LESS THAN S20 00. BRING TOUR PANTRY PRIDE ITEMIZED REGISTER TAPI ANO snacks except for 8 ounces of milk In the afternoon. Gallo Wine___ ?3690 THE OTHl R MARKET S PRICES ON THE EIACI SAME IIEMS TO PANIRT PRIDE L WE LL PAT YOU DOUBI f THE DITFI R IN C I IN CASH OPEN MONDAY 7:00 A.M. Fire Is a constant threat to the older person living alone. So, ISO M L- LEONARP KRUESCH ------. THRU SATURDAY MIDNIGHT he had trained himself to shut off the stove If the phone rings or Llebfraumilch_l9 0 SUNDAY if he is otherwise distracted while cooking. And he has a plaque 7Yt*- I TYsir lYklr 7Y»lr 7Y»Jr /Y»Tr 7Y»ir /Htr /U k 7:00 A.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT reading “beware of fire" posted In front of his stove. I 10A—Iv n ltH Hgrate, Sawterd, FI. watoetoay, 41—Houses 41— Houses 21—Situations Wanted 41-Houses 41— HOUSES

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Lovely 3 Noon The Day Before Publication REALTOR MLS Bdrm, 2 bath, brick home with 7 acres of Orange Groves + V.'>V»>MINOLB c o u n t y b o a r d much more. 1175.000 - .*TvOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Sunday - Noon Friday 29—Rooms ’ ** Nelice el Puttie Heart eg 323-9141 ANYTIME 5 ACRES, cleared 4 fenced only y i > The Board ol County Com- SANFORD — Reas, wkly A S17.50O. REALTY WORLD s_ m lu k n e n o t Seminole County will monthly rafts. Util Inc. Kit 500 STEMPER AGENCY V;. hold a public hearing In Room WO 11—H t to Wanted Oak. Adults M17MJ. Completely redecorated 1 Bdrm, t oI the Seminole County Cour. 3—Cemeteries 1 bath, large dining rm 4 REALTO R 312 4771 SEE WHAT Inland Realty y thoute, Sanford, Florida, on April screened porch. New kitchen 4 Evet; J13-4M2. 341 1400, 111 )717 TV-MOVIKS Room for Rent < 14, 1711 at T:00 P.M., or as toon (41 Lets under Oak trees. 3 with bath with new Centrel H4A 4 Multiple Listing Service HAS TO OFFER YOU! 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Write "Get AVON BUY OR SELL ‘ Bath, Kitchen equip., Washer- ORDINANCE 77-31 WHICH Work around your Unhm ishBd______Dryer, Nice quiet neighbor- 1H-X47* t H MVMI4 Our Wsy Ol Putting Full-Color Picture Power Behind Our AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND A Mote" Deling Service. All Fam ily’s hr*. 444 3077 heed, I4J,7M.))7-SS10. Hem* Presentations. USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI­ ages. p.o. Box *471, Clear- YO U’VE GOT TO SEE NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN­ water. Ft. 33S14.______Security Guards Pert and Full 1 BDRM APT, S17S mo. Seniors This spotless 3 Bdrm home In • RtaLini * Our Nationwidt Rtterral System one of Sanlord’s nicest areas 1 SIVE PLAN FROM LOW DEN­ Lonely? Write "Bringing people time. Good opportunity tor preferred. 1 Bdrm Apt., *300 Are You Relocating? Lot U. Handle The Sal* Ol Yeur Present SITY RESIDENTIAL TO MED­ together Deling Service I” All retired. Lake Mery Arte. Cell mo. 1 Bdrm Apt., 1145 Mo. ROBBIE'S Fam ily rm is soundproof loot 537,500 VA FHA or Owner will Home And Find You A Now Ono Whorovor You Movo. IUM OENSITY residential ages A Senior Clttians. P.O. 117 1110. Juno Portlg Reolty, FOR THE PURPOSE OF RIZON- list, Winter Haven. Fie. 33*00. REALTO R. 112 047*.______RIALTY hold mlg. with terms. • Free Pre-Licensing School I NO FROM R-1AA SINGLE FAM ­ M ATURE PERSON to babysit 1 REALTOR,MLS, LA R G E I Bdrm, kitchen, dining, •Cereer Opportunities For Professional ILY DISTRICT TO RP RESI­ ****** yr. old in my home, answer 1)11 3. Preach* DENTIAL PROFESSIONAL, THE phone, life housekeeping. Mon. living rooms, ofr, carpeted, No • Suite 4 Associates Meet M A N Y tingle, divorced, FOLLOWINO DESCRIBED PRO­ thru Fr. I t. ISO. References. pets, BIBS + see. 133 3*43. Sanford •Career Modification And Davalopmant widowed, and separated Man PERTY. 1314)45 after 4. and Woman by Advertising Programs Block D and Lott 1 through S el LUXURY APARTMENTS. with picture* and detail* about W* era currently seeking new Family A Adults section.' 24 HOUR IB 322-9213 For Exporloncod Sales Attocialet Who Want Additional In­ Block C. plus vacated Pine Ridge' you in the weekly newsletter Road and Lots I and 3, Black A. and experienced Salas PoMtld* 1 Bdrmt. Metier's come Opportunities. Sing* Seine. WOMBN AD- Cove Apts. 313 7740 Open on plus vacated Pine Ridge Rood, Associates. For confidential VCRTISB P R K E . Man pay weekends. A L L FLO R ID A R E A L T Y •Courtesy Associate Programs n Meredith Manor Nob H ill Section, Interview cell Marcus Brown S3S.00 ter 10 weeks. 305 77) O F SAN FO R D R E A L T O R APARTMENTS For Pert Tim* Aiw clattt And Inactive Registrants Who Weal Plat Book *. Page S$< and Lott a, 7 at 1314740 today. 4134 anytime or P.O. Box The sooner you ploct your Te Become Active talesmtn. and S, Replat oI Block C, Neb Hill FARK PLACE ASSOC. INC. 4* V Atom* Branch, FL 33773. classified ad, the sooner you JS44S French Ave 333 0231 • Studio — 1 ,1, 3 Br. Suites Section ot Meredith Manor. PB 14. REALTORS will get results. 333 5353. 337 0777, 333 3772 • Furnished • Unfurnished BE A SUPER SALESPERSON- Pg 31. Sec. 4-21-27. Throe acres FRIIAO B Adult • Family MOL. (North tide ot SR 4)4. bet­ New singM* m etaiine. Dept. 14 LPN. Full tfm* 3-11 P.M. Shift. Specious Modern 1 Bdrm., 1 both • CeMavislen JOIN OUR TEAM N O W ! ween Lake Rena Orlve and East Apply Lakevlew Nursing Bex M0. Boynton. F L 31431. apt. Carpeted, kit. equipped, LOST • Pool CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION £ Lake Brantley Rood. {DISTRICT Center. 717 E. 3nd St. CHAA. Near hoepltel A lake. Black Male Miniature Poodle | • Qtiltf 1 Story NO. )> Lonely Christian Singlet Adult*. NO pets. 333 735). answers to Patch* In Pal­ Meet Christian tingles m your Application hat been submitted Maintenance Mechanic lor metto Av*. A 14th St. area on | ISOS W. 25th ST. IV area. Write Southern Christian INLAND REALTY, INC. by TEC Realty, Inc. PZ 0 4 11)30 water plant end sewage lift ttn|*y ceuntry living? 1 idikis j j ? at. Reward. Call Mary SANFORD Further, the Planning and Slnglta Club, P.O. Boo m 3 stations. Prater someone apt*. Olympic st. Peel- 333-0115 Heme, 371-1710 120 N. PARK AVt. • SANFORD ^ Summerville, SC 37443 or call Zoning Commission ot Seminole lem liler with pump end motor Shenandoah Village. Open f-S. 322-2090 1*03 471 7410 34 hr*. office. County w ill hold a public hearing control*. Some electrical 331-3714.______In Room 300 ot the Seminole background and living In the County Courthouse, Sanford, 5—Lost A Found general area of Deltona. R epty APARTMENT FOR RENT SJ00 Florida, on March 4, 1M1 ot 7:30 Box i f Evening Herald, Box mo. Ill A last. Inquire 30* W. 3nd St. Partially turn. P.M., or a* toon thereafter at Lost :Targe alack Female Bog. 1417, Sinford, FL 33771 possible, to review, hear com­ CONSULT OUR m ite on chest, Light eyes. Mariner's Village on L aka'Ada. ments and make recom­ Answers to Smokty. Nursing 3 OAIATTINDANT mendations to I he Beard ot County 13 Bedroom Apts, from 1330. Wk. old Puppies. Leather Located 17-71 lust South of V. Commitslontrt on the above Phillips 44 Stettin cellar. Dr. Flea Collar. Airport Blvd. In Sanlord. All captioned ordinance and retoning.' Disappeared Set. 74 Truck Additional Information may bo Stop Flea Market area. Adulft- obtained by contacting the Land Puppies need mother. Slubl* Good pay. Company benefits. m s h e s s sE in a usnss Development Manager ol 333-43)4. reward. Any Into 113 7441 or Apply 301 N. Laurel Av*., 81—Apartments Furnished Extension 140. 333 7740. Sanford. Persons unable to attend the AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Carpenters Helper, Experienced 1st floor Front. 1 Bdrm, Roomy, I hearing who with to comment on 4—Child Care Cloon, clot* In, Couplo. Accept the proposed actions may submit only. Work In Deltona. 337 tfM cell between 7 p.m and 7 p.m. 1 baby. Ref. req. 1175 mo. 131- written statements to the Land 4341. Oeveiopmer! Division prior to the Are you • working Mother? It to, To List Your Business- scheduled public hearing. Persons cell about our Unique Child Furnished Apt. Smell 4 room Cere Facility. 133 4434. , ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ * ★ appearing at the hearings may apt. pet acceptable. S100 mo. submit written statements or be Excellent child cere facility. PLUMBER'S HELPER HOP deposit. 333 5447 Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 heard orally. Discount* evajt. It you qualify. L ilt plumbing. Learn excellent Persons art advised that, H they Coll 333.1470. traST^im wk lo tTiri * Vumisheo apartments tor Sonlor - Cltliens. I ll Palma!to Av*., J. decide to appeal any decision AAA EMPLOYMENT I Cowan. No phone celts. or. made at these meetings, they will Iff? Pranch Av*. need a record of the proceedings, t>A—tteatlti A Baauty 313-1174 Thinking * about that summer and, for such purpose, they may Center Nth B French vacation? Get a better car Accounting A Cypress Mulch need to ensure that a verbatim House Cleaning Feinting DMSO Yeur future ear concern through the classified edt In Tax Service record of the proceedings it made, todays paper. which record Includes flto 100% pure solvent- 14 ot. s if ts Top Duality Mulch delivered lo For a Job well done In any typ* HeUman Painting 4 Rapai/i. testimony and evidence upon Plus II.JO TPBH. Distributed ★ ★ ★ ★ * * * ^ Larry L. Grimm 4 Associates home or business. 3 5 Yds. IS ) ot House Cleaning, Apts., A 102 E . 1st Street 140 Cell Dan 321 »724. Quality work. Free Est. Disc, which the appeal It to be based. by Nu-Rem. w* ship 3lA— Duplexes Small Offices, Including new Beard of County Commis­ to Saniora. 1341410. R efit; anywhere. (J0JI 33) 4337. Sanlord, FI. 32)7074 Homes. Call the Dusters 5* sioners UNEMPLOYED? Unfurnished 3 Bdrm, completely p.m.7 p.m Ask lor Jeanle or ■House Fainter—1st Class WotV Seminole County, Fleride (SHAKLEB HERB TABLETS Never again If you haveelncer* F ill D id desire and ambition. Serious redecorated, new carpet, air, Nadine. 704 313 1544, ______reasonable prices. 15 years By i Robert Sturm, W E D ILIV E R no pets. S37S + tec. I l l 1741. Aluminum Soffit A Facte Chairmen only Coll S74-3444.______e

CLAIMS OR OEMANOS Exporlancad. Apply at Home Improvement Pressure Gearing' California Lemons 34 lor St .00; M eyfelr Country Club CHA. 1145 Mo., Sec. Dep. Ref. .*« AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Lettuce 3 tor S1.00. Req. 33)4570.______Baauty Cara IT*- AND ALL OTHER PERSONS LARGE TREE INSTALLER Part Tim* Desk Clerk. Apply DOS HOMB IMPROVEMENTS M otile Homes, Houses, Roofs, >. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Landscaping, Old Lawns Re LeRoy Farms in Person. Exptrlonco 3 BR. 1»* bath. CHA. dish Carpentry, etc. 17 Yrt. Exp. Trucks, Trailer, Etc. Portable TOW ER’ S BE A U TY SALON placed 345 5501 X YOU ARE HEREBY Rt. 44 A Upsala Rd., Sanlord preferred. Days Inn, sanlord. washer, fenced beck, *375 ♦ Free esllmatee«322.4ltS Unit. Harold R. Rankin. FO R M E R LY H arrleirs Beauty NOTIFIED that the ad- dtp Lease. 3211514. liemodeling 4 hepeir, Dry WSn' 37)3755 ;ZX ministration ol the estate ol t. Nook. 517 E. 1st St., 112 5741. 1}—inatruettom Hanging, Textured Ceilings. S. Lawn A Garden V SYLVIA WHACK, deceased. pi* ★ ★ * ★ ★ * * * 6|lim , 133*131. 111*445. 33— H o u ses Furnished a . Service X Number 10 331 CP, Is pending in Boarding A Grooming Houses and Mobil* Hemet .>* the Circuit Court lor SemlnoM Plano A Orgvii instruction. OELCOATPATCHBR Jim's Heme Imgrevements or what have you. lU County, Florida, Probate Division, M a tte r gt. M usic Degree. Patching exterior ol boats. Up to Lovely Furnished house con Heusepalnting, plumbing, petle j o e ’ s l a w n s e r v h Te Rees. Rates. Call 331-1*04 , iho address ol which it Semlnoit Studio In Sanford. 471040*. 15 00 hr. to tlart. venlent DtBery location. Animal Havan Boarding 4 werfe, carpentry, it Yr*. Exp. Cut, Edge, Trim ) Prune •5* County Courthouse, Sanlord, Reasonable rent Refined Grooming Kennels. Therm. *3)7174. Any Site Lawn. 313 1313- V t Florid* 33771. The personal Jackie Caola Swim end Olve AAA EMPLOYMENT Adults preferred. 444 5713. Controlled Heel. Oil Floor School. New open lor 1117 French Ava. Right-Way Tree Service >- representative ol Iho estate it LE E Sleeping Boxes. We caier to Looking tor garden equipment? Remodeling WHACK, whose address It 3414 registration. 1)13131. 11)1171 your pets. 122 5751. Read today’s classified ads lor Fora Professional.end-renebl* ' -O Blackstont Avenue, Sanlord. FL Center Nth B French 37—Business Property good buys. Tree Service, cell RIght-Wey Year future oar concern 33111. The name and eddreieot the U - H t U W W U d today. Free Est. 322 4115. Brush Cutting Complete Home Repairs 4 '_-per*on*l repretentetlve’S attorney ******** Corner store. Lake Mery. New ADDA ROOM CARPENTRY Remodeling. Painting, room t « J / N O E L LAWN SERVICE “ are set forth below. Carpet, New Orapes, 1350 Mo. Kitchens, family rmt., miner additions, drywell, ate. 3 i yr*. • CUSTOM WORK SERVICE WITH CARR All persons having claims or 33)4740 107.4044.______•xp. Call 331 5077 evtt. Reasonable Rates. Free .repairs, block 4 ' — ^rxle I m j PHONE 33) 7444 dimendt against the estate ere TOP NOTCHSICKITAKY Restaurant Help Wanted— clast Painting. IS yrt. lofal ' wired. WITHIN THREE 4400 tq ft. Available. Can ba Estimate. Cell Early A. M. or Shorthand A typing. Very busy Minimum wage, must be neel divided, 4 lifts, excellent for Eve. 32) 1541 or 1305 ) 3*1 )244. references. '333 2344 or 43) Rfmtdellng Spedaltet NTHS FROM THE DATE OF plush olllco. Outstanding ce. 4 clean. Apply In person 7 a m. Carton Lawn Service W* handle th# E FIRST PURUCATION OF Automotive repair or related t to 4 p.m. Stuckey's. St. Rd. 44 trades. Parts Dept, plus Complete lawn cere. 323 1773 Whale B elief Waa • S NOTICE, to til* with Iho AAA EMPLOYMENT CENTRAL PLORIDA HOME 4 1-4, No phone celts pleas*. storage also ovallabla. Bush Hog Mowing oQrk ot the above court a written If I? French Av*. 33)1)74 IMPROVEMENTS Crockett's Lawn B. E. Link Cenet. Corner ot IWh A French Covered showroom lor Painting, Rooting, Carpentry iMtement ol any claim or demand OUTSTANDING opportunity tar Boats or similar products. Air Beautification end Heavy Mowing. Reasonable Lie. Bonded 4 Guaranteed 122-7019 tpey may have. Each claim mutt a mature personable In­ condition office space also Maintenance Service Rates. Free Estimates. Free ■ inmate* 32)2447 b f in writing and mutt Indicate the * f W T F F * dividual to live In a* a ovallabla. The personal touch) Ftnqpcln*».yo*Mbk- tfetts lor Iho claim, tho name end 121 IMS. Lake Mery 333 0777 Licensed Practical Nurse. Il-B housekeeper, cook, nurse 4 THI BY WATER COMPANY address ol the creditor or hit agent companion with an active but REALTO R 444-7100 dr attorney, end the amount shift. Full or port time, San­ Horn* Regain A! Lawn Cere ford Nursing A Convalescent elderly women, m is exciting C*rpet Cleaning All Phases. Top Quality Sandblasting «imed. It the claim It not yet opportunity provide* lha the date when it will become Center. Contact Mrs. grown. Low prices. Roy 734 *453 quelIIled person with: 37D-lndu«Mal QUALITY AT A FAIR PR ICE I (to shell be slated. If the claim It 333*144______• Beautiful Miami Btach homo for Rant G*n. Repairs 4 Improv. 17 yrt. NEEO A SERVICEMAN? You'D contingent or unliquidated, the Din. Rm., Hell, SIR. 110 s*. SANDBLAITINO toat R iggtrt (Iklllodl naodad • Travel locally. Senior Disc. 313)305 find him listed In our Buslntss fjietur* ot the uncertainly shell b* additional rm. 3)1 0411. DAVIS WBLDINQ far Fiberglass runabout •Top salary comm with exAL Directory, 311-4177, SANFORD sjetto. It the claim it secured, the production line. Excellent pay Commercial Building lor rent 3 Remodeling E carpentry 6B I IB .Security shall be described. The and bonatita for raal large bays, 1B0tq.f1.U50 per Repair, screen roams 4 Coil collect: Julian Oayln S h o rt1 Ceramic Tile Jalmanf shell deliver sufficient producers. Apply in partan at me. Call 17) 1411. repair. Phene 33)4114 331 L*t a Clestllled Ad hetp you find 1 ol tho claim to the clerk to Cobla Beal Company, 140 m il 771 sell lor Into 3105 attar 4 p.m. Mesonry more room far storage. MEINTZER TILE ole the clerk to m all one copy Silver Lake Rd., Sanford. 30) OFFICE ASSISTANT 4 Girl Classified Adt find buyers 3B—Wanted to Rant Newer repair, leaky showers our last. teach personal representative. 133)344. ______Friday. Accurata typing IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a specialty. IS yrt. Exp. 147 E43 All types ol Meson Work. Ml persons interested In the required. Working with writer new car, tee today’s Classified Welders and Mechanics Looking tar a place to rant In No lob loo large or loo smell He to whom a copy ol this 4 publisher. Call lor appt. adt lor best buys. industrial Geneva, Sanford, Oviedo area. 132 1501 or 3214174 Tax A Accounting if ice ot Administration hoe been 33) 4471. Cterff Rtpair 'milled ore required, WITHIN - 333-S4M 3 Adults and 1 child. 347 S141 Specialty Contractors. CWpen ' Days I 34S 441-4443 Evet. try repairs, painting, wall THREE MONTHS FROM THE id Babyslttar. 3 yr. girl. My EVE. WAITRESS POSITIONS- MM-U-Lodt Pull or part time. Apply In coverings, dry wall work. All MTE OF THE FIRST M or your*. W. Hwy 44. I GWALTNEY JEWELER For Businesses end Ind PUBLICATION OF THIS partan Days Inn, Rt. 44 I 1-4. types laminate* 4 cebintry. Ml. W. *4 Santera. I31S7S) 104 3. Park Ave. NEW Concrete Buildings, ell Elliebeth A. Or indie c.PU L f AT ICE, to file any object loo* 40—Condominiums 3334507 Meson repairs 4 concrete RN'S LPN’S AIDES. All Shim. tin! things, 131 5475.______sites 130 & up. At 1-4 4 SR 4) |. » M U S . • 1 may have that challenges the MAKE ROOM TO STORE 4 Industrial Perk 1330041. l the decedent’s will, tho YOUR WINTER ITEM Top pay. Ihlfl differential. 3 Bdrm , 3 Beth, Living end CARRIER CONSTRUCTION. Mlllcatlont ot the'pertonll A..SELL "DON'T NEEDS" Coll Mrs. McCrame 334-7144 Dining rm., Kitchen fully Commercial Art JUST THINK IF CLASTF|BO All types ol. carpentry, motive, or the venue FAST WITH A WANT AO. Langwoad Health Center. equipped. Laundry room, AOS DIDN'T WORK, THBRI plumbing, elec., reefing. Ini. risdictlon ot the court Phene 1313411 or 4)177*3 and wether and dryer included. CREATIVE Commercial Aft Nursing Center WOULDN’T Be ANY 11 exterior painting, wall­ LL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND a friendly Ad viser will help ******** Screened in back parch, with Brochures lo business legos. jECTIONJ NOT SO FILED rtorege ream. Near 4 Townes papering, Ilia work, cement work, chimney cleaning. Lie. OUR RATES ARE LOWER. „L BE FOREVER BARRED KEYPUNCHOPERATOR Shopping Center in Orange WAITRESSES. WAITERS. BUI Lekeview Nursing CERler* TraaSarvica sto ol tho llrst publication ol Data Entry Control work 4 cord C ity -17)14)1. fnM rsw tg iltoki* Insured 4 Bonded. Free p it. HELP 4 EXP. COOKS. Day 4 ujowwii warn Call Paul *314014 Repair 711E. Second SI ., Sanford like Notice ol Administration: runs. 17)00 yr. Night shift. Apply In part i Highland*. 3 Bdrm, IW Bath work our specialty. 3334707 Apfil t. till Trl-Ceaoty Tree terete*. Holiday inn at Sanlord an lha Tewnhout*. Carpet and I ARAN. Q UALITY OP^R/kTION -■ to * Whack 4A4 EMPLOYMENT Trimming, removal. cJatrtna. LahaSrant, Drapat. All Modern Ap­ * yrt. exp Polios, Driveways, <1 Personal Representative 171? Pranch Ava. Painting hauling. Free Est. )23 44ig. >1)1174 pliance*. Including washer • etc. Wayne Beal 377 m i HonMhoring cf the Estate of It you ara having dilllculty Career Nik 4 French and dryer. Tennis, peal, bike SYLVIA WHACK finding a place, to live, car to Driveways. P a lin , Walks, etc. HARparTrlirsaavici Ym r ft tun tor cu cin i trails, adlotning Golf Course. Ho rtethoeingT rimming Professional Painting—Ex- Deceased drive, a lob, or tamo service Quality work. No job loo small. 1475 M o 1st end last. No pets. Dev* Smith terlor-Interior. Remodeling Trimming, you have need of, rood all our Low price*. Free Est. Eves, tcegmg. Free CU.J71MW Publish Apr. I, f Iftl 3317)40. 333 4731. 113 4303. t k . ms. Free ts t.l- *41 *17- wont ads every day. ******** eft. 4 Tern 321 5271. Mornings 32)3*30 DCH I 41—Houses 41-Houses >0—Miscellaneous for Sale 55—Boats & Accessories 78—Motorcycles

LEATHER top fit* 1971 MG 16' 5PORTSMASTER, 1971 h E»? 400 Hawk> to . Merc. §0 Hp. 10 IS hrs use. V LAKE MARY AREA Midget, never uied, *100. U). Rack ' Vyir,t,Jhiela *1,195. Call 1313791 or *31 33U. 3.3 & e Bdrm, homes. Low down. 32*2 or 131-3312. 1*7? S* 'e' V Bar- »'.»0 FHA 1 VA qualified Super K ^ o m p a n i j neighborhoods. Some *10- oO-A— Business 15.000 down & assume. Must BROWSE AND SAVE . . It's TheTlme TestedFirm Santord Sewing Center moved to Equipment easy and furt . . . The Want Ad Reg Real Estate Broker 1913 S. Orlando Dr., Santord Way. Plau, Across from Burger 106W.Commercial St. King, formerly Village Shop. Wanted to buy used otllee Zlg Zag Sewing Machine does equipment. Noll's Santord Buttonholes, monograms, etc. Furniture Salvage, 17-91 5o. ot Assume Balance of *34.50 or * Sanford. 3111711. . 1979 Sears Free 5plril Moped. Hdroid Hal Realty AIRPORT BLVD. Excellent Payments of *7.00. Call Credit • E»e. cond. Eylra helmet A investment Center of Indus­ Manager 121 9411. equip Inc. *400 firm 313 7375. REALTORS, M L S trial area 330' frontage Own 62— Lawn-Garden er financing, *65.000 51—Household Goods 79—Trucks-Tra iters 39.1-5774 Day or Nlqht LAWNMOWER SALE. 3 Star IF YOU enjoy country living, Special. Available nowhere 1971 Singer Future Fully auto, animals etc., you'll have to see but Western Auto, Sanford. '71 Ford Pick-up Truck INVESTORS. ] Bdrm. New repossessed, used very short Paint. New Root. Concrete this 3 Bdrm on 1 acre In Osteen F 100. VI, 3 speed stick time. Original *593, abl. t i l l or 10 HP Dynamark 32" Riding Block. Fence. Shade. Income. *37,500. *1095 131 1114 *11 mo. Agent 339 111*. Mower Good cond. 1350 Call S31.JM. 1977 DODGE VAN, customlied TONY COPPOLA ASSOCIATES 373 5097 atler 5 showroom new 17.000 miles INC. REALTOR 5 LA — Furniture THE WHOLE STORY.Is on the 130 0333 or 644 1511 F IL L D IR T A T O P SOIL Loaded Call 66* 809*. inside ol this exciting 3 Bdrm, YELLO W SAND New Singer Bedroom Set. in choice Pinecrest. A must Call Clark A H lrl 313 7510 Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Seel Include lovely lemily B A T E M A N REALTY Headboard. *399. Dining Room rm „ screen porch. Central air, Lie Real Estate Broker Table, 4 ch ain A hutch, *799. 65— Pets-Supplies new carpet, living rm A dining 1*40 Sanford Ave. rm, a surprising amount ol United Furniture Sale 331 77(1. CASH FOR CARS PU PPIES Springer Spaniel extra space lor motor home A WltSONMAtE* FURNITURE 701 5. French 3117*34 covered boat parking. Walk to " i Mixed Medium siic Worm ela. school A shopping. 149,500. 311315 E. FIRST S t. 321 5412 free and shots 7 wks old Free 76 Toyota Cellca. Less lhan lo good home. Call 313 9301. 50.000 miles. Looks Good, Runs 5 pc. aluminum dinette set wnn Great. *3,530. 349 5004. MINT CONDITION. I Bdrm, t glass lop table, *195. 5 pc. bath with extra room. Family wrought iron patio set, divan, CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE room, large icreened-in Patio, two chairs and two lables with MOUNTAINS of merchandise Oak trees. Nice Landscaping. glass tops, *195 7 white 7 Mares every day. FHA or VA. *44,900. enamel sleel storage cabinets Reasonable *39 each. Charcoal grill *29. 322 7972 YOUR OWN HOME AT LASTtlt 7'3‘‘ upholstered divan stoo 2 Bdrm + Nursery, 2 Bath, 19" Motorola color TV *50. 67—Livestock-Poultry tJAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Eat-In Kitchen, Paneled Prices are negotiable, make Hwy 92, I mile west ot Speed Living Rm. Established area. ASSOCIATES INC REALTORS an offer. Telephone 322 0617 way. Daytona Beach, w ill hole BEEF CALVES Weaned heifers, Only *11,500. lor further Info. A location. Oflice: 1305)311 1960 bulls sleers *170 up Cows A a public AUTO AUCTION Alter Hours: <3051 323 47*2 every Wednesday at I p m. It’t LOCH ARBOR. Secluded 1.9 slaughter beef. Delivery avail. 52—Appliances 1904 ) 749 4755. Ihe only one In Florida. You seS Acre estate. Custom 4 Bdrm, Ihe reserved price. Call 904 fireplace, ell amenities, 1551111 /or lurther details. tropical atrium, shade trees, 68—Wanted to Buy golf A country club near. ^ 3* Real Estate Kenmore parts, service, used *104,001 washers. MOONEY APPLI ANCES 323 0*97. WE Bl/Y USED FURNITURE A FOR USED CARS A TRUCKS JUST LISTED Attractive ^^SuperMarket APPLIANCES Sanford R EF. REPO. 14 cu. it. frost tree. 4100 S. 17-91 123-2900 Concrete Block 3 Bdrm, 2 Furniture Salvage. 3121721. Orlg. *529. now *205 or *19 mo. Bath. Family Rm., Eat-in Agent 3391314. ANTIQUE A Modern dolls. 74 T Bird, Excellent Cond Kitchen. Flexible Financing. Kewpie dolls A figurines 54.000MI.. *1.500 Owner will hold mortgage Alexander dolls. 661 6631. 321 3796 A ll. 4 10 516,900. MICROWAVE ON SANFORD Brand New, push button control Gold. Sliver, Coins, Jewelry, non 1910 Merc. Cougar XR 7, lully C A L L 323-5774 HOMES THAT has probe. Originally !6t9, balance *391, *19 monthly lerrous metals, KoKoMo Tool loaded. Auto, AC AM FM, QUALIFY 33*. 4 316 CO 911 W 1st SI 313 1100. moon root, like new *7100 OPEN SAT. 9 A M, TO t P.M. 111 3147. CALL FOR APPT. Washer repo. OE deluxe model. Sold orlg *409 3J, used short 72-Auctions 1968 VW. lime Bal 1119 14 or 119 15 mo New Motor *1100 Agent 339 111* 313 5178 For Estate Commercial • 53—TV-Radio-Stereo Residential Auctions A Ap 74 OLDS CUTLASS. Push button praisals Call Dell's Auction window, Air, PS. AT A other 323 5620 extras, *75 Mo No money TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orlg down Applications by phone. 42—Mobile Homes W9175 Bal 1113 i* or *17 mo the Beil Buy In Town — A low 339 9100 or 134 4605 Agent 339 131* cost Classilled Ad 1972 Grand Safari Stn Wg REALTOR See our beautiful new BROAD ANTIQUE AUCTION M ORE, front A rear BR’s. TELEVISION April 47 p.m. Int In good cond Mechanlcalli Sanford's Sales Leader sound Reliable *200. 323 9035 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES RCA, If" television. X L 100 Solid Piney Woods Auction State Color Portable. Slate Kd. 415 WE LIST AND SELL 3103 Orlando Dr. 313 520( 197* Dodge Super Coupe. Fully MORE NOME* THAN VAA FHA Financing Warranty, Pay *149 or *14 4' > Miles south of 44 Monthly. Financing. No Down 7 miles north ol Osteen loaded. Best otter. 030 4571 ANYONE IN THE between 7:30 5:30. SANFORD AREA Payment. 322 7270 or 323 0911 43-Lots & Acreage SAKS 1104 N. M ills Ave. (17-91) Orlande 1-196-1660 Classified Ads are the smallest PAISLEY. Grandfather lor big news Items you will find GARAGE TV’S FOR rfENT Mobile or home site. IV. acres anywhere. Color A Black A white. Free oil St. Rd. 41 gr 313 0417. delivery A pickup. Jimmy's SALE TV Rental. Phone Anytime 76—Auto Parts 313-2770 1970 Jm p Pickup 5 T F n ETi f. 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H W U » w H Sheriff's Record Budget Request Housing Authority Accounting Criticized By DONNA ESTES used and supporting documents were program's inception in 1978 through Aug. $8,423 truck. To Get Special Public Hearing Herald Staff Writer attached to each. Copies of appraisals on 31, I960, was completed by Uie Sanford — Board of directors meeting minutes firm of Greene und Dycus, certified for the period of the audit could not be County Commissioners will hold a $5.2 million to $6,153,848. A local audit of the Sanford Housing houses purchased in the program should public accountants. A local audit of the located so the nuditor was unable to special hearing in either June or July Increase in the base budget, due to Authority’s (SHA) federally-funded be In the authority's offices, he said. verify board authorization of major to get public input on Sheriff John inflation, a sheriff’s department housing rehabilitation program contains "Once I was fired, I was only allowed period from Aug. 31, 1980 through Feb. 27, 1981 when the city of Sanford with­ expenditures or policies. Polk's requested record budget of $6.1 spokesman said, it about $500,000. five pages criticizing management and admittance to the space that I occupied million for fiscal 1981-62. Some $451,530 additional is set aside to accounting practices used to administer to remove my personal belongings. The drew its sponsorship of the program is (tending. In workshop session at Com­ increase the department's staff from the program. documents were still there when I left," A federal audit also began nn missioner Bill Kirchhoff's suggestion the current 219 to 252 — 33 additional The criticisms range from the Wilson said. Monkeying examination of SHA’s books Wednesday. the commissioners agreed to set the employees. Authority's charging the program for full Of the criticism that the full rental and Auditors’ questioning of two ex­ special hearing. And Sheriff Polk said The new employees requested in­ rental and utility costs at Its city hall utilities costs for the housing authority's penditures — one for $5,004 where the Around he has no objection to facing the clude: 12 additonal patrol deputies office and an undocumented out-of-state office were charged to the federal SHA was charging off full rental costs for CHICAGO (UPI) - Vengeful people and telling them the needs of and a deputy for safety crime trip by someone to lost minutes of program, Wilson said 90 percent of the office was being used for the community its Sanford city hall offices to the officials at the Lincoln. Park Zoo his department. prevention; eight correction officers, authority meetings. program and another of $59 in what putSibu the orangutan in charge of In the past by the time commission a booking clerk and a cook at the new Lewis Cox, interim director of the block grant programs. He said this was appears to be a double payment to p their switchboard this April Fool's budget hearings had been concluded it jail to bring the staff there to 63; five Housing Authority, refused comment an appropriate charge-off. today on the audit report, referring all supplier — have not been resolved by the Duy. was too late to get public input on the clerk-typists, two for computer input; Auditors, however, says that the authority should refund to the program auditor. For all the crunk calls they have countywide law enforcement budget. one of criminal records division; one telephone calls to the city. Among the audit report's criticisms had to endure on April 1 in past Under law, commissioners must for technical services, and five Tom Wilson, former director fired by about $5,004 of the $15,000 in rental fees were that: years from persons asking to speak return to Polk their concurrence or complaint clerks. the SHA board of directors last paid. — There was lack of documentation to Mr. Fox or Mrs. Lyons, they objections to his budget by Aug. 1. The The sheriff explained with opening November, said today: Cox said earlier this week he could not explain several activities in the federal supporting expenditure!? in some in­ decided to lake revenge. law permits the sheriff, who is a of the new jail last year, 16 new "It seems as though some documents stances because purchase orders were Sibu, who is 2 years old, manned constitutional officer, to appeal the personnel were added to the jail staff. have been conveniently misplaced in­ program because none of the program’s not used and receipts were not attached. the telephones for 30 minutes. commission's decision to the Florida At that time he told the com­ cluding board minutes, appraisals and employees are with the Authority any others. I don't know who took a trip to longer. Wilson said today, however, he The auditor specifically pointed to the "He didn’t really answer the Cabinet. missioners 40 new employee? over a was not asked to assist with ex­ $584 trip to Detroit; a disbursement of phone," a zoo spokesman said. "He Polk’s proposal for the upcoming three year period would have to be Detroit, Mich. I've never been to Detroit planations. "No one asked ine anything," $200 for surveys; lack of deeds or ap­ was just putting the telephone in fiscal year, beginning Oct. 1, calls for added to bring the staffing into line in my life." praisal documents for three houses and his mouth." an increase from the current year at with federal and state guidelinesdelines. In answer to another criticism in the he said. M m w n i audit, Wilson said purchase orders were The audit of the period from the lack of bid copies for the purchase of an School Board Silent On Plea For Creationism Course

By CINDY MOOY wrong" to exclude the teaching of taught. Last month, Book also addressed the said law enforcement officers und school Board member Pat Telson said she Herald Staff Writer creationism in the schools. Book said, “Separation of church and Orange County School Board with a officials in Naples and Winter Park was still in favor of an evaluation of the The national controversy over teaching No comments were made by board state is a metaphor that nowhere appears similar request. “raved about" the programs in their superintendent's performance before a members of members of the audience in the Constitution" and "separation of schools. salary increase Is granted as she rreationlsm in the public schools for* In other action, the board unanimously after Book's address. church and state is a separation of state suggested at a board work session on inally reached Seminole County Wed­ endorsed the concept of a police liaison The police liaison program calls for a In schools and courts across the from God." March 11. Telson said some standards qf nesday night when the Rev. John Butler program for Seminole County schools for deputy to be assigned to a specific school Book asked the school board to require country, the debate over the teaching of “It Is a question of whether God exists to work closely with students, not as u performance should be set to go with any creationism and evolution has been and is a part of our country or whether, the 1961-62 school year. The board salary increase. »urses in the theory taught in Seminole directed Hughes to work with the disciplinarian or police officer. Other ichools. growing. In a recent California court as William Penn said, ’We are governed programs, Calhoun said, have resulted in Chairman William Kroll and Viqe- by God or we’ll be ruled by tyrants.’" sheriff’s department and the county The board directed Superintendent of case, the judge ruled that public schools the liaison officer becoming a friend and chairman Roland Williams both ex­ may teach Darwin's theory of evolution, “I am asking that creation be placed in commission on the details for the Schools Robert Hughes and the confidant to students. The officers also pressed opposition to any evaluation by but must matte it dear to students that it the schools for students desiring to learn program to place a deputy in county lurriculum advisory committee to schools. teach classes in law, act as counselors the board. review Book’s proposal for teaching is theory and not dogma. the different theories of the origin of the and become involved in after schuol Tea lion ism along with the theory of Opponents of teaching creationism species," Book said. Pat Calhoun, a member of United activities. “The standards are set by state svolution In science classes. argue that it would violate the con­ “If there is a problem with money," Parents of West Seminole, told board legislation as to the qualifications to pip In a brief statement before the board, stitutional concept of separation of Book added, “I’m sure we could find members that similar programs in The board also agreed to place on their (for school superintendent),” WUliata Book, who Is principal of the Northside church and state, while those favoring teachers to voluntarily teach the Orange County and Collier County next agenda for discussion recom­ said. “From that point on, the genejpl Kristian School in Maitland, said “it Is teaching creationism In the schools creationism side to the question of how schools have proven successful in mendations on salary increase for the public sets the standards by electing the ilased, bigoted and constitutionally argue that both theories should be did we get here." combating drug use In the schools. She school superintendent. superintendent."

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