15 10 316 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95320066129548d34ea10e9646ec11f1.pdf ef7de90537a0b5a4448c6e5a53623609 PDF Text Text — Evening 77th Year, No. 250 Tuesday, June 11, 19*5— Sanford. Florida (USPS 481-710) — Price Cents Harriett's Plan For Police Approved Acting Police Chief Steve Harnett’s reorganization plan for the Sanford police depanment was unanimously approved Monday by the city com­ mission. The commission also approved a reorganization of city hall staff. Harnett submitted a plan consolidat­ ing all police operations Into two divisions. Monday the commission re­ ceived copies of the plan. Harriett asked for Its formal approval. The two divisions are enforcement operations and support services. The enforcement branch Includes traffic, patrol and Investigations. Support services Includes administration, com­ munity relations and training. Each division will be headed by a captain who will answer directly to the chief. Capl. Charles Fagan will head enforcement and Capt. Herb Shea will supervise support services. The plan elim inates the position o f assistant police chief, a job formerly held by Shea. Fagan, now serving at the federal Drug Enforcement Administration office In Orlando. Is take his new post June 17. Harriett says the the change will make the police department more effi­ cient and establish c le a r lines of authority and responsibility. Under the old plan, all sections answered to the assistant chief or the chief. Harriett said. This left the assistant ch ief "floating" from section to section, he said. Harriett said the plan was the "best w a y " to organize the department, re­ gardless o f who Is named chief later this month. A lso during Its meeting Monday night the commission examined the list of 10 final Is is for the police chief post, as recom m ended by the C ivil Service Hoard. The commission Is scheduled to meet at 5:30 p.m. June 24 to discuss the applicants. Mayor Dettye Smith S «e POLICE, p a ge 8 A MtrtM **»«• Sr Twmnr VMWMrt Marking Time Ramp Repair Cost Doubles Public Hearing Set On Adult Book Store By Donna Estes H erald S ta ff W r ite r W ith ou t comm ent today. Seminole County commission­ ers authorized scheduling o f a puhllc hearing on the appeal of an adult book store against the county Hoard of Adjustment's denial of a special exception to allow the store. A fundamentalist Christian g r o u p b e g a n Its c r u s a d e against the Connrxtlon Adult Hook Store with a picket line Monday and Its lender, the Rev. John Butler Hook of Altamonte Springs, pledges the protest will continue ns the owners of the shop. New Wave Enter­ tainments Inc., ask the county com m ission to legalize the operation. T h e county voted 4-0 to sch ed u le the hearing, one among 11 authorized. Com ­ missioner Sandra Glenn was absent. She Is attending a planning conference In P it­ tsburg. The shop, o ff U.S. 17-92 north o f th e Maitland In­ terchange. Is open for business even though the Hoard of Adjustment denied the special exception, said Herb Harden, director o f the land manage­ ment office. The owners, represented by utlomey Neal McShane. are appealing to the county com­ mission the county Board of A dju stm ent's May decision denying the firm a special exception to operate an adult entertainment establishment at the Fern Park site. M c S h a n e c o u ld not be reached for comm ent today. Staff In the county's land management office later today are supposed to set the exact date of the public hearing, expected to be sometime In August or September. Harden said he and members of the SherlfTs Department's vice squad exam ined the mate­ rial at the book store last week A religious g ro u p wants this a d u lt book store out of Seminole. and found magazines there to be "less explicit than Hustlers or Penthouse which can be purchased at any convenience store." New Wave Entertainments Is claim ing that less than 10 percent of Its merchandise and books concerns adult enter­ tainment. Harden said. And County Attorney Nikki Clayton said her office Is trying to determine whether a "sub­ s ta n tia l and s i g n i f i c a n t " amount can be considered ob­ jectionable. "Right now we do not have a clearly defined violation and ,.unu» > ,s> T in a lot. mart A s ig n on the store's door a sk s fo r I.D. we ore not ready to go td the c o d e en forcem en t b o a r d ." Bee STORE, page 8 A Gun Law Bypasses County Rules By Doans E s te s H erald S ta ff W r it e r If Seminole County has denied you the right to carry a gun. you may soon be able to take your cose to the state. Seminole County residents and others throughout the state who want u permit to curry a gun will apply to Secretary of State George Firestone's office In Tallahassee, rather than to the county commissions where they live, unless Gov. Hob Graham follows through on his threat to veto the bill passed during the 1985 session of the Legislature. Gruham has until Friday to vrto the bill. Sen. Richard Langley. R-Clermont and a member of the Seminole County Legislative delegation, says those requesting a permit will have to show they are competent to deal with handguns and can (miss a fingerprint check. "T h e y cannot gel a gun permit If they have been Insune or convicted of a felony." Few requests for gun permits have been approved by the Seminole County Com­ A U.S. Coast G u a rd tug boat and barge with cra n e repairs ch an n e l m arkers In L a k e Monroe, re p la cin g p ilin g s and m aintaining sig n a l tights mission over the years. Commission Chairman Bob Sturm says there have been four or five requests and only one. for a private detective, has been approved. And that approval was on a three to two vote over the objections of Commis­ sioner Bill Klrchhoff and him. The commission has taken the position that most persons w ho apply for a permit to carry a gun do not need one. "M y feelings ta there shouldn't be any concealed weapons permits Issued, whether by slate or local governm ent." Sturm said. " I t 's become a non-issue In Sem inole County. People who might want the gun permits pretty well know the commission's position." he said. Sturm said Sheriff John Polk conducted Investigations on each applicant requesting a permit, looking Into the applicant's experience and background and whether (he applicant was In a life-threatening situation. "W e required applicants to display a compelling need to carry a gun. And In m y opinion no one ever did." Sturm said, adding no one ever took the county to court over the issue. He said with the state Issuing the permits, hr Imagines m any more will be requesting them from Seminole County. Hut. Langley says there are two sides to the story on the gun permit Issue. " I don't think every whacko should have the right to carry a gun. but there are people such as those carrying payrolls and those who work In high crime arras who may need to," Langley said. A major purpose of the bill, which he sponsored. Is to have a uniform luw throughout the state, he said As the prior law was. a person could be permitted to carry a gun In one county and drive Into another and find himself consid­ ered a felon because hr also did not have a license there. Langley said The proposed new law would prohibit a person from carrying a gun In any public place such as a courthouse, a store or a See L A W S , page 8A By R ic k Brunson H era ld S t a ff W riter Repairs to the boat ramps at the Sanford martna are going to cost double whut was originally estimated. City Munager Frank Faison rep orted to the city commission Monday. Hr said the cost would be about (55.000 Instead o f 82 6.000 as first thought. Faison said Monroe Harbour Marina, w h ich operates the ram ps, s u b m itte d an " I n ­ complete" damage report to the city. Divers Inspected the ramps and discovered that the damage was worse than Monroe Harbour reported. Instead of Just the five-foot dropofTs at the end of the ram ps. Faison said the concrete ramps were damaged underneath the water. The city maintains the dam ­ age was caused by propulsion from the engines ol the Star o f Sanford dinner cruise ship. The eight ram ps were closed by Monroe Harbour two months ago. but tw o o f them were reopened two weeks ugo by the city commission. The commission voted 4-0 to spend the money, which w ill cover only the rrpa;., on the ramps. Commissioner Dave Farr was absent. Other damages, such as cracking In the marina s concrete bulkheads, would not be repaired for the $55,000. Faison said. The ramps should Ire extended further Into the water and e m ­ bedded deeper Into the bottom, Faison said. But even w ith repair*, he said It was "q u es­ tionable" whether the ramps could be dumaged again by large ships. City Attorney William Colbert said the Star of Sanford bus received a court-ordered eviction notice and that the city will continue to fight to make the company pay for the repairs Hut another ship, the Amerl- cun Romance, in docking in the marina All ships would have lo clear out of the marina while ihc rr|Mlr» were being made, which could take about six weeks. Faison said. The rumps that were opened would also have to Ik* closed again, hr said, but not for that long. The city a lread y has onr |>ennlt from the slate Depart mrnt of Environmental Rrgula lion lo begin Ihc work but still needs another one from the state D epartm ent o f N atu ral R e­ sources. Faison said. The city has filed for It und Is being helped by DER. which Is Irving lo speed up the process so (hr city can grt on with the work. Faison said In other action Monday: • The com m ission unani­ mously approved Fulson's re­ quest to hire u private irrr company to rem ove 130 dead trees front around the city. Faison said city workers are too busy working on a project at the marina lo remove the trees. And after finishing there, they are scheduled to rem ove tree slump* from Chase Park on Celery Avenue The city will take bids on the project. The city Is behind In culling the trees down, muny of which have scheduled for removal since 1983. Faison said. Commissioner John Mercer said. "I think It's Imperative that we do this because some of the trees arc becoming dangerous " • The commission also unan­ imously approved Dr. Hortense Evans as the Planning and Zoning Com m ission's newest member. Ms. Evans, who works for the Seminole Counly School Board, will replace Commission­ er J.Q "S lim " Galloway who steps down this month after 10 years of service on I he board 1 __________________ | TODAY | Llghtnlng, Electrical O v e rlo a d S p a rk Fires Blazes D estroy Buildings Fire gutted an Altam onte S p r in g s c o n d o m in iu m c lu b h o u s e a n d a S a n fo rd apartment In tw o separate Inci­ dents Monday. A two-story clubhouse at the Jamestown Condominiums, on Jam estow n B ou levard, Alta­ monte Springs, was totally de­ stroyed after fire spread from a nearby tree which was struck by lightning, according to Steve Peavey. fire Investigator for the A lta m o n te 'S p r in g s Fire De­ partment. Sr t a a i \ Fire destroyed this clubhouse at the Jamestown Con­ dominiums on Jamestown Boulevard east ot state Road 434 Monday. No one was Injured in the fire. P e a v e y s a id , b e c a u s e the clubhouse was em pty and the manager, whose office was on the second floor, had gone home. R e s id e n t s o f th e con dominiums were not evacuated because they were not threat­ ened. he said. Damage totaled about 8250.000. it took firefighters from Alta­ m onte Springs and Seminole County 45 minutes to bring the fire under control. Peavey said " It burned quickly." he said, in the Sanford fire, a 4-year-old girl was Injured and one apart­ ment was gutted after fire raced through the second story of a Park Avenue apartment building at about 1:30a.m. T h e fire was sparked by an overloaded extension cord In apartm en t *4 at the Jarvis Apartments. 1000 Park Ave.. according to Assistant Fire Chief Ron Neel. "The apartment was complete­ ly demolished." Neel said. The occupant. Alfred Harkness, escaped uninjured, a c ­ cording to Ralph Jarvis, (he apartment manager Occupants of the other three apartments In the building were evacuated They stayed with family and friends, according to Sem inole C ounty Red C ross director Lea Lowery. Sharon Y o u n g . H a rk n ess’ 4-year-old niece, was treated at the scene for smoke Inhalation and released. The fire was contained at apartment *4. but heat, smoke and water damaged the other apartments. Neel said. Damage Is estimated at about 830.000. — Rick Brunson Jury Says Sanford Man Should Die For Killing Wife From Staff and Wire Reports A Fort Lauderdale Jury recommended death In the electric ctudr Monday for a Sanford man convicted o f murdering his pregnant wife by pushing her overboard at sea In order to collect life Insurance benefits. The |urv that convicted Michael Scott Keen. 37. on Friday deliberated an hour Monday before recommending that he dte for the first-degree murder of his wife. Lucia AnRa Lopez Keen. 22. of Ft. Lauderdale. Broward County Circuit Court Judge Patti Englander H en n in g scheduled sentencing for August. The Judge may reject the Jury's recommendation, but the only sentencing options are death in the electric chair or life In prison with a minimum term of 25 years before parole. Mrs. Keen waa fire m onth* pregnant with the couple's first child when she disappeared during a pleasure cruise at sea Nov. 19. 1981. Her body was never found. > Keen's former friend and roommate. Kenneth Shapiro, testified during the week-long trial that he was on the Keens' cabin cruiser and saw Keen, of 112 Clear Lake Circle, push his wife overboard about 20 miles ofT o f Port Everglades, leaving her to drown. Shapiro said Keen. 37. threatened to kill him unless he corroborated Keen’s story that hla wife muat have fallen overboard while the men listened to a blaring radio. The Keens had been married 31* months. Two months before the w ed ­ ding. Mrs. Keen took out life Insurance p o lic ie s n a m in g h er husband as beneficiary for 8200.000 In accidental death benefits Shapiro lest Ifled that before Keen met hla wife, he had discussed a plan to "fin d an unsuspecting girl and kill her for profit" so he could retire bv age 40. Keen was arrested In Casselberry Aug. 23 by Seminole County sheriff's depu­ ties. * Calendar...................... ...3B Classifieds'................. 4.SB Comics............. ...SB Dear Abby ................ ...IB Deaths......................... ...IA Editorial...................... ... ZA Television.................... ...IB Weather....................... ...IA Miami Mountlas To The Rescue Its a small world when crime Is involved, as Marc B e n n e lt o f A lt a m o n t e Springs Is learning. Dennett was convicted In Sanford In 1983 of swin­ dling 86 3.000 out of a county commissioner and a doctor for the purchase of two Mercedes-Benz from Europe. He was sentenced to restitution and Jail time but d is a p p e a r e d a fte r making one 81.000 restitu­ tion payment. He waa located recently In V a n c o u v e r . B r itis h Columbia, say the Royal Canadian Mounted Police of Miami. Yes. they have an office In Miami Assistant state attorney Kurt Erlcnbsch of Sanford sold he will file extradition papers, but admitted that takes awhile. “ It might be easier and quicker lo do what Volusia County d id ." Erlenbach said, referring to the time Volusia deputies went to Canada brought a busi­ nessman back lor trtai — sans red tape. I �3A—Evtnlnfl lllr flr t, FI. Tu—gsy, Jww 11, IMS NATION IN BRIEF Suspected Sex-Torture Killer May Commit Suicide WJLSEYVILLE. Calif. (UPI) — A dishonorably discharged Marine, sought In a nationwide manhunt In the sex-torture slayings o f up to 25 people at a cabin littered with sadistic videotapes, m ay Kill him self to avoid capture, an Investigator says. "W r absolutely must find h im ," San Francisco Police Chief Cornelius Murphy said o f Charles Ng. 24. who vanished June 2 after lleelng arrest during a shoplifting Incident. Without N g we won't be able to completely solve the rase." Murphy told a news conference In San Francisco Monday. *‘ l don ’t know how committed he is to suicide but he has made statements Indicating he would not Ire taken alive." I^eonard Lake, 30, the only other suspect In the macabre killings on a remote 2-arre site In the Sierra Nevada foothills, swallowed a lethal cyanide capsule hours after police arrested him In the shoplifting Incident. The remains o f a man. woman and child were found In shallow graves Friday. As many as 25 kidnap vlcllms rnay have been slain. Murphy said. Cyclamate May Make Comeback WASHINGTON |UPI| — The Food and Drug Administra­ tion says It might decide next year If the onre populur artificial sweetener cyclamate Is safe enough to Ire permitted track In the soft drinks and foods of American consumers. A committee o f the National Academ y of Sciences reported Monday that a year's icvlew o f 20 years of tests found that evidence Indicates cyclamate by Itself does not cause runcer. Hut the panel said two controversial studies suggest cyclumale may promote tumor development. Thr FDA halted sales of the non-caloric sweetener because a rat study suggested a mixture of cyclamate and saccharin caused bladder runcer. An FDA committee reported In April I1IH4 that Its own review of (he studies found "very little credible data to Im plicate" cyclernatr as causing cancer. Hut the panel expressed concern about two controversial studies that Indicated cyclamate can enhance the effects of cancer-causing chemicals. The comm ittee said at least one study should be repratrd Inrllmlnutr any doubl. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Helicopters Drop Water On Moneter Forest Fire MADISON (U PI) — Helicopters and tankers poured hundrrds of gullnns of water on hot spots In a fire that has devoured thousands of acres of north Florida tlmberland since Wednesday. bulldozer* scooped up dirt around the 20.800 acre blaze Monday, building barriers to prevent It from spreading. Scb Karina, u state Forestry Division spokesman. Mid the 50 rural homes threatened by the fire over the weekend were In no danger. He said there have hern no serious Injuries and none of the homes, w hich are within thrre miles of the flic's eastern rdge, have Iteen damaged. Karlnu said flam es burst through points along fire lines on the southern edgr of Ihe blaze Monday but that four helicopters doused them with 250 gallon buckets of water. Despite scattered showers around the state, Farina said there has been "n o rain ... nothing worth a mention on the lire." The blaze, 12 miles soulh of Madison, was Ignited by u lightning slrlkr Wednesday and has burned through parts o f Taylor, Madison und Lafayrtle counties. Sub, Fishing Boat Collide CAFE CAN AVER AL (UFI) - The Koyal Nuvy and thr D S. Coast Guard are Investigating a collision between a 40-ton fishing boat and u Hrttlsh nuclear submarine to determine how the accident happened, officials say. The HMS Resolution, one ol four British Polaris missile submarines, wan heading out to seu Sunday night when u collision occurred with the Proud Mary, u charter fishing Ixial on Its way txirk to port In Ft. Iherce after a six-day trip. The Itrsolullou suffered only minimal dumage. but thr right front section of the Proud Mary was rtpped open uttove the waterline and three crewm en were treated for minor Injuries. The crew of the Resolution, ufter assisting the Proud Mary, pressed on und successfully test-fired u Polurts missile early Monday. The accident hupprned while the Resolution was ubout It) miles east of Cape Canaveral cruising on the surface ut 13 knots. Crew memlrers of the Proud Mary told area television stations the subtnurlnr was at fault In the accident. A crewman on the submarine reportedly said the fishing boat was silting dead In the walrr with no lights when the Incident happened Woman Hit By Car On Beach An Altamonte Springs woman re c e iv e d m u ltip le cu ts and bruises alter she wus struck by a car while walking along Ormond Beach. Trrutrd and rclrusrd from the Penlusulu Medical Center. Orround B each, w a s C y n th ia Robinson, 26, ol 165 Alm s Drive. A c c o rd in g to an O rm ond B e a c h p o lic e r e p o r t . Ms. Robinson was walking along the beach with friends ubout 10:15 p.m. Saturday when she was struck by a vehicle driven by Gregory Kevin Nall. 19. of Ocala. No one elae was Injured and Ms. Robinson was transported to the m ed ica l center by ambalance. Nall was charged with willful and wanton reckless driving and wus released from Jail on $500 bond, a ccord in g to O rm ond li< .u hpollrc. —Deane J ord a n HOSPITAL NOTES C^mVrill Pit#idi Usndir S D M ItllO N I IsAtsrd iwllvsa Oll«SSm«i| J s k n P Groan* i f . RaSsrl McCray lliiitii) tiafttor YatUMSI. Dalton* !mlly 0 Wstton. [ntoftOM tofmW ftorts. Orwo* City ■yrsn A Wilton. OisnasClty o ik h a r s ii ••ttyL Wstton. Center* GatoM KjWtof an* SsSy #SI. D tStry Von Bulow Says No Hard Feelings PROVIDENCE, H I. (UPI) — Claus von Bulow. acquitted o f charges he tried to kill his heiress wife, said he has no hard feelings toward his accusers, but his royal stepchildren said bit­ terly "he knows and we know that he tried to murder our mother." The Danish Jet-set financier bowed his head over his hands, then blinked back a flood of tears Monday, after a Superior Court Jury of eight women and four men declared him Innocent of two attempted murder charges One woman In the courtroom fainted when the verdict was announced on the fourth day o f deliberations Other spectators — many of whom sat through the entire nine-week retrial that Included tales o f drugs, sex and a hlgh-soclety fortune — gasped and applauded. Von Bulow. 58. whose 1982 conviction on the samr charges was overturned on appeal, said hr Just wanted to put the ordeal behind film "b y leading a quiet life and ceasing to be In the public eye." Von Bulow said those who brought charges against him had been "m isgu ided." He said he was “ very grateful to everyone" and had "no feel­ ing of vindictiveness or even any kind of hard feelings" toward the two royal stepchildren who helped launch the initial In­ vestigation o f Martha "Sunny" von Billow's two comas In 1979 and 1980. Asked what his plans were, the chainsmoking von Bulow. a former aide to billionaire J. Paul Getty, replied. "G iv e up smok­ ing. ' But Prince A lexa n d er von A u ersperg and Princess Annle-Laurle Knetsal — Mrs. von Bulow’s children from an earlier marriage to an Austrian prince — were bitter after watching the verdict on television. They re­ ceived the news at the family's Newport mansion, where the state charged von Bulow injected Insulin Into his heiress wife d u rin g the 1979 and 1980 Christmas holidays. "H e knows and we know that he tried to murder our mother." von Auersperg. 25. said later at a Providence news conference. "W e were devastated because we feel our stepfather tried to m u rd e r our m o t h e r ." said Knelssl. 27. The Judge excluded from the retrial much evidence the pro­ secution wus allow ed to In­ troduce in the first trial. Includ­ ing testimony from a New York (ranker that von Bulow stood to gain $14 million o f his wife's estimated $75 million fortune If she died. War On Fireworks Sem inole County F ire M a rs h a l Joe M cC lu a n show s off a varie ty of Illegal firew orks, Including fire c ra c k e rs , s k y ro ck ­ ets, R om an candles, and D aygo bombs, a ll of w hich are banned In Sem inole County. O fficia ls w ill step up enforce ment of the ban through the Fou rth ot Ju ly h o lid a y f>eriod. Seized fire w o rk s w ill be rem oved at the o w n e r's expense. "W e firmly believe that had Last y e a r a 10-year old g ir l suffered third degree burns when they been able to hear all the an Illegal R om an candle fire d by a spectator landed In her evidence ... their decision would lap d u rin g an authorized J u ly 4th public fire w o rk s d isp lay in have been different." Knrlssl A ltam on te Springs. A u to m ob ile Hares, paper cap s for toy said. Asked whether she would ever pistols and sp a rk le rs w ith less than 100 gra m s of com bustible see von Bulow again. Ihe prin­ m a te ria l a re legal, public sa fe ty o fficia ls say. cess said. "1 doubt It." School Bus, Train Collide 22 K illed, Most Of Them Children, 17 O thers Injured HAIFA. Israel IIJPII — A train collided wnh a bus carrying school children on an excursion today, killing 22 people and Injuring 17 others. nlTIrlulssaid. Israel Red Cross officials said most o f the victims were children. The bus driver, a woman, also died, (tie ofTIciuls said. "I beard thr train. It was blasting with Its sirens from a very long distance," said Johnny Chazan. who witnessed Ihe acci­ dent "He (thr rondurtnrl must have noticed the bus wus stop|M-d on the tracks or very close to the trucks Then I came down from my house und saw all the bodies." Ttie bus, Ihe lead vehicle In a group of ihree. was dragged 30 feet after It was struck In (hr rear by the train, which wus traveling at 60 mph. railroad officials said. The train was travelling from Tel A viv lo II.ilia, officials said The bus uppuirntly wus almost across the railroad tracks, which were marked only by oue-stxlh of a mile lo slop. The train was traveling north on trurks that, for part of the way. go parallel tu the road Ihe bus was using to take the rhlldrrn on an cxrtislon. The road crosses the trarks at a point that ranuot be seen until the driver Is almost upon It. residents of the area said. The crossing Is also used lo gel to a beach, and there Is u skill! und-crosabones sign at the site to warn pedestrians o f danger. u bent sign, when the collision occurred at H a nr. authorities said The collision killed 22 people and injured 17 others. Red Cross officials said. "A t the first glance there were lO or 12 kids killed on Ihe spot and the rest were all Injured, about 45 kids." Chazan said Soldiers on the train Immediately came running down with their bandages (In their emergency pouches) lo (real the few that were showing signs of life." Zafriri said there nrr 200 to 300 such crossings lhal need Itarrler* ,11111 lights, but I hr it«vrrnm rni lacks money to pul up Ihe equipment. lie said Irain engineers do not have to give a warning whistle ns they approach a messing "But they are doing It of course." he said. Sandwiches and freshly baked rolls lay next to the ch tld rro • » uinhu U tters begun arriving on thr ve n e . 15 miles south of Haifa, lo take away the dead wrapped In white sheets already stained with blood. Helicopters ulso ferried the wounded to hospllals tn Haifa. Hamtum. Rolschlld and Carmel. Zvl Zafriri. head of Israel Railways, said ut Ihe speed thr train was m oving It lakes "In Ihls case here, from |icoplr I spoke lo here, he whistled inure than usual " Y a m Scam Water Use Cut In 6 Counties Feds Find Cocaine In Fake Potatoes MIAMI (U PII — Federal drug agents marveled al the "Incredible" workmanship of flhrrgluaa yam s hiding cocaine and said the giant bust heralds a new wave o f smart smugglers trying lo heat the heat In south Florida. A lone Customs Inspector stumbled upon the phony yum* us hr was ch crklu g( u shipment n! real yams unloaded from a Colombian freighter Police waited for the yams lo be- delivered to a warehouse and 1hell moved In to make the bust. As ol late Monday, with one-quarter of the 3.(XX) lsixes labeled "Colombian yam s" checked, 300 pounds of cocaine had been Inund Inside phony yams Authorities said Ihe total take may tie "well o v er" 1.200 jKiunds of cocaine — worth ubout $16 million wholesale. The roctine was stulfed in plastic bags, wrapped with p.qs-r. coated with fiberglass made to a hardened llnlsh. with thr outer layer colored and textured to "th r Identlcu) appearance o f a legitimate yam ," Ihe DEA said. "The workmanship of each Individual yum was Incredible." said William Yout. special agent for the Drug Enforcement Administration. "T h ey were almost Iden­ tical lo the real yams. You could not tell them apart without a probe. It was artistic." In the past, roculne has been found Inside BROOKSVILLE. Fla IUPI1 — Residents In a six-county arrn around Tampa Bay are restricted to Just six hours of lawn watering a week under new mandatory restrictions sel by thr governing board of the Southwest Florida Water Manage­ ment District. The hoard tightened thr faucets on water use Monday as drought conditions continue unabated and w ater levels continue to drop The new restrictions were effective I m m e d ia t e ly In P a s c o . P in e l l a s . Hillsborough. Munatre. Sarasota and Charlotte counties Residents living ut even numbered addresses will be allowed to water their lawns only on Monday and Friday from 4 a in. to 7 a m. R e s id e n t s w ith o d d n u m b e r e d addresses can water lawns on Tuesday und Friday, ulso between 4 a in. and 7 am . No lawn watering wtll be permtttcd on Wednesday. Saturday or Sunday. Penalties for violation are set by the Individual counties and communities alfectrd. and Tampa has the strictest jienulty. No warning citations are given and a first-time offender faces a fine of up lo $500. tropical fish aquariums. In cans of fruit cocktull. In Mercrdrs Benz turbines and In watermelons. but the yams represented a Icvrl of sophistication never before seen by drug agents. "It was a unique. Innovative method," Yout nuld. " T h e y a re b e c o m in g m u c h m ore sophisticated," Harry W. Carnes, district comm ander o f Customs, said of drug smugglers. Federal ugrnts wearing swim suits und cut-olT T-shirts worked In sweltering heal In the warehouse Monday Inspecting about 40.000 yam s for cocaine. The warehouse was wull-to-wull yams, and *-ach one had to lie cheeked because of the fake yams looked and felt so much like real yams Thr yums arrived ut the Port o f Miami June 3 aboard Die Colombian freighter Culdad de Papayun. and during a routine inspection a Customs officer discovered the cocaine. The yums were consigned lo J.C Imports ol Miami. Agents staked out the warehouse where the yams were delivered und discov­ ered lhal J.C. Imports wus owned or managed by Jaime Contreras. 56. a Colom ­ bian who lives In Miami. "Contreras ts under arrest and other arrests are expected to follow." Yout said. G irl, 16, Abducted A n d Raped; Two Charged Two Suntord men were being In the Seminole County Jail held w ith o u t b o n d to d a y , both charged with kidnapping and one charged with sexual battery In ihe abd u cllon / rsp e o f s 16 year old girl. Thr girl reported to Sanford jMlIce that the men forced her Into a car us she stood on 13th Sirrrt at Olive Avenue In Sunlord al about 12 30 a m Satur­ day. One man got out of the vehicle alter assisting In thr abduction and was not present when the other man drove to an area behind 1015 Holly Ave.. San­ ford. where he railed the gtil. a Sanford police report saM Police detective Sgt, William Hasson said the inun held the woman by Die head und throat while he assaulted her. Follow­ ing thV attack he let her out o f the car and she began walking away, saying she would call police. He forced her back In the , ur and drove her to 18th Street and Southwest Road where hr released her. but told her he would kill her If she rrportrd the rape. Hasson said. The girl reported the attack and was examined at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sonford. The victim said the man displayed no weapon during Ihe abduction and assault, but her evr was ln|ured when the rapist pushed his linger In tt. Hasson said. Hasson said this case Is a duplicate of a February attack on another woman He said he will ask Ihe slate attorney lo review the evidence he turned over lo prosecutors In that case, which, Hasson said, links the same two men lo that attack. Danny Lee Bellamy. 27. of STOCKS ritoto s b W mw y itoto *r imwton ti to* MattonaT A to w w rw #f Jacwrtto* Oaatort e * rspnwtSWn totor toator pm** u *f rn * mammt toa*r I W « N « r m a rk * * rs*W* tor*ugh»J to* a*? 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With summer vacations those heading for the woods, lakes or streams need to be aware of some o f the dangerous snakes and Insects that may lurking there ready to spoil their fun. But you don't have to be roughing It to encounter one of these villains, they are also found around yards, houses, and sheds. So everyone needs to be Informed. Dr. H. Garrett Dotson, general surgeon at Central Florida Regional Hospital, wants area residents to know how to avoid getting bit. how to Identify species which ran not only Inflict a painful bite or sting, but In some cases can be deadly, and If bitten what to do. He has teamed up wllh Andy Snider, head reptile keeper at the Central Florida Zoo. In take the word to school children In Seminole and Volusia county. Dotson, who does not claim to be a snake expert, became Interested In snakes when he was In surgical training In Louisiana and treated a large number of snakebite victims. He estimates there are 6.000 to 7.000 poisonous snakebites each year In this country, but since doctors are not required to report them there Is no way of knowing for sure Florida Is one of the three leading states for snakebites. The types o f venomous snakes Indlgenous to this part o f the state Include the (llam ondback rattlesnake, the dusky pygmy rattlesnake, the coral snake and the w a ter (c o t to n m o u th ) m o c c a s in . In northern Florida the copperhead and two other varieties o f rattlesnakes are also common. The most common snakrblte seen here. Dotson Mid. Is that of the pygmy rattler. It Is plentiful, has a nasty disposition. Is small and la often not seen before It strikes. H hides In shrubbery and gardens and many people are bltirn while clearing out weeds in the garden, he said, Its bite Is less severe und doesn't usually require hospitalization, except In the case o f small children. Dotson said. Second most common Is the bite of the water moccasin, which Is a particularly aggresslvr. It Is found around all kinds of freshwater bodies. Third In the number of snakebites Is that of the coral snake, which though not as common Is considered highly dangerous. Ils venom strikes the nervous system and causes paralysis. It Is small and brightly colored with red, yellow, and black bunds It does not have hollow Tangs like the other poisonous snakrs. but Inject* It venom by chewing *nd m ixing It with utlivn By Us coloring (he coral snake Is often mistaken for the scarlet king, a harmless snake wllh red nnd black bands. "K ids are often bitten when they try to capture It." Dotson Mid Coral snakes like to hide In dark damp places such a* under leaves In the garden. The largest und most frightening In uppearance If the Eastern dlamondback. which Is usually found In less populated wooded areas und sometimes makes Its den In gopher holes. If you see a sn ake w ith m a r k in g s lik e th is , s t a y aw ay. It’s a dlam ondback ra ttle r and v ery poisonous. Most victims o! coral snake, cottonmouth, or rattlesnake bites are admitted to the hospital and treated with anti venom. Dotson Mid. The heart, lung, kidneys and blood ore affected as well as the local damage around the wound. Adults can handle the venom better than children, who have less body volume to deal with It. The majority of deaths are In the 15-20 year age group where Ihe patient received Inadequate treatment or refused treatment for rcllgous reasons. In most cases where proper medical treatment is sought and received It Is unlikely death will occur. Dotson Mid. Tissue loss can occur as a resull o f Ihe bite and in some cases it Is necesMry to amputate part o f the extremity. "Many limes jicople are bitten because they are bothering the snake or trying to capture It. If they would leave them alone It would drastically reduce the number ol biles," Dotson Mid. "It Is true particularly of young and adolescent boys." Hunters and fisherman nre particularly vulnerable tu snakebites so they should be careful w here they are walking and hunters should wear thick snakeproot bouts when in rattlesnake country. The old standby first aid treatment for snakebite — making slashes on the fang marks and applying suction to remove the venom and putting on a toumaquet— is considered obsolete. Dotson Mid. Most doctors recommend coming to a hospital emergency room as soon as possible. If it appears tt will be more than two hours before the victim can get to the hospital, then It ts necessary to resort to the old-fashioned treatment, he Mid. It Is helpful to be able to Identify Ihe snake either by description or bringing In the snake — preferably dead. Dr. Dotson emphasized. He M i d he has known, cases where the snake was brought In alive and got loose causing havoc In the emergency room. The victim should remain calm and avoid m oving the part of the body where he or she was bitten. Ice should not be applied to the wound, he said. If a person Is going into an Isolated area, a snakebite kit containing a suction device, a razor, and a tourniquet should be taken along. Kits which contain antl-vcnom arc highly dangerous. Dotson pointed out. That ts because serious allergies can result In reaction or death. They should only be given when necesMry In a hospital under controlled conditions, where treatment Is readily available. Poisonous Insects can also cause pro­ blems. particularly to those with allergies The most common are the hymenoptera or membraned winged type such as bees, wasps, yellow-Jackets, and hornets. They inject a venom when they sling The honey bee leaves Its barbed stinger In place and It should be removed by scrapllng It out with a fingernail or sharp flat object. By grabbing It and pulling It nut more venom ts released. Fire ant biles are painful and Inject venom with a stinger. They bite while stinging. Bites should he treuted by cleaning with soap, water and a local anesthetic. Some people are allergic to Insect stings and devrlop reactions from hives to shortness of breath, shock und even death. Dotson said. If these symptoms occur or If redness spreads greater that 2 Inches In diameter around the sting, the victim should see a physician Immediately. Large files such as horse files and deer files are agresslve and cause painful stings, which can easily develop secondary Infec­ tion because the Insects often are around unMnltary conditions. Insects such as yellow -jackets and hornets can attack In swarms and some­ times result In death, such as was the case of a small boy In Wlnler Park last year. These Insects are attracted to bright clothing, sweet drinks and picnic areas. Because more people go barefoot In the summer they are apt to get stung In the fool. The two types o f poisonous spider found here are the brown recluse and the black widow. They are between one-half and three-fourth Inch In length. The brown recluse has a dark violin-shaped mark on Its back near Its head and the Its bite often results In a painful ulceration and loss of 11ssue. The black widow has an hour glass shaped mark on Its abdomen, It Injects u venom that has been known lo cause death due mainly lo allergic reaction. Antl-vcnom Is used to treat severe cases. The brown recluse is found tn closets where clothes arc stored. In woodsheds and dark secluded areas. People are sometimes bitten when they put on clothes from their closets or at night In their beds. The black widow Is also found In dark secluded arras. Scorpions often found In homes here are miniature versions of Ihe scorpions found in the southwest and their hues are painful, hul aren't deadly. Early Birdie H a ro ld H unzlker, rig h t, president of Sanford Rotary Club, s p o n so rin g o rg a n iz a tio n fo r G olden A y e G a m e s g o ll tournam ent, signs up the firs t entry In the 1985 Gam es, Ralph B re w e r, a Sanford re tire e , at G reater San ford Cham ber of C om m erce. G olf is one of the most popular events. Anyone 55 and old er can p a rticip a te In the Gam es, w h ich w ill be held Nov. 4 9 In Sanford. Court Ruling Clears Way For Florida-Georgia Bank Merger MIAMI tUPI) - The biggest bank merger In the South could lie completed within a month Ihanks to a Supreme Court decision allowing states to keep nut hanking giants from outside I heir region, the chairman of Sun Banks of Florida M i d . Sun Chairman Joel Wells said Monday the merger of his bank and Trust Co. of Georgia proba­ bly would occur In early July. The Supreme Court upheld Interstate bonk zones Monday, lilting a cloud over the $15 billion merger by keeping out giants such as Citicorp that are headquartered outside the re­ gion. The banks still must obtain formal j,erinlsslon from the Fed­ eral Reserve Board, W ells, (he bank czar who shepherded Florida's interstate h a n k in g b ill t h r o u g h th e Legislature a year ago then announced days later his bank would merge with Trust Co., called the ruling u "historic occurence In banking William Sutton, president o f Ihe Florida Bankers Association, said the court decision will e n c o u ra g e m o re in te r s ta te transactions One other merger announced In th e S o u t h Is b e tw e e n Landmark First National Batik In Fort laiudrrdalr and Citizens and Southern In Georgia. CAS announced In Febuary It will pay $500 million for Landmark. Tom Oglelrce. chief financial olllcer of Landmark, Mid Mon­ day that his bank expects to complete the deal this fall but has not yet obtained approval from sta te und fed era l r e ­ gulator*. The Sun Trust merger will not have any notlclble effect on customers, said Wells. The two tainks will become subsidiaries of a new holding company wllh headquarters In Atlanta. The names of the two banks will not change. Rev. Hegemon To Address Congregation On Father's Day The Rev. Margaret Hrgemun, gree In religion from Florida formerly o f Sanford, now resi­ State University In 1978. In dent of Wartlnirg. Term., will be 1962 she w as awarded her guest speaker for the Father's master's degree nf divinity from Day service 11 a.m. Sunday at Columbia Theological Seminary Ihe C o n g reg a tio n a l C hu rch. of I>ecatur. Ga. Subsequently 2401 Park. Sanford. she was ordained at the Pre­ Topic of her speech will be sbyterian Church ofWartburg Ms. Hegemnn Is the daughter "Three fathers and Ihe Father." of Marion and Albert Hegemon Ms Hrgcrnan graduated from of Sanford. Seminole High School In 1974 The public Is welcom e to and received her bachelor's d e­ ullerid. Sanford Teen Jailed In Sexual Assaults On Girls, 7 And 10 A 19-year-old Sanford man was being held without bond today churged with two counts of sexual battery In connection with alleged assaults on two Sanford girls. Doth girls were interviewed by Seminole County sherlfTs In­ vestigator Greg Futch with stale H e a lth and R e h a b ilit a t io n Services counselors present on May 11and 24. One of the girls, age 7, told Futch the suspect attempted to have Intercourse with her at her home when they were alone together on an unspecified day between Jan. 29 and Feb. 15. The girl Mid the act wasn't completed, but she fell pain during the attempt, a sherlfTs report Mid The 10-year-old girl told Futch the man had Intercourse with her on three occasions In Sep­ tember. October and December of 1963 at his home. She said on one occasion hr hit her with a hell lo force her to submltt. the report said. Robert Lewis Lee. of 2700 Midway St., was arrested at the Seminole County Sheriffs Dc* part merit at 2; 10 p.m. Monday. CORRECTION In Sunday's Evening Herald report of the June 4 abduction at gunpoint of a 2 0 year-old woman from a Sanford church, the SI. Jam es Church. 619 Cypress Avc.. was Incorrectly listed os the site of Ihe incident. The Incident, according to a Seminole County sh eriffs report, occurred at St. James Church. Church Street. Sanford. A witness said the woman was ab­ ducted from a St. James Houar o f Prayer on Church Street In Midway. The Heruld regrets the error. FIN G E R N A IL TH IE F A 19-year-old em p loyee of Lake Mary High School was arrested Friday and charged with shoplifting According lo a police report, Ihe w om an wulkcd Into an Eckerd’s drug store on U.S. Highway 17-92 In Longwood. pul a package nf "Easl-Nalls" Into her purse and tried to leave the store without paying. However, a buzzer set o ff by a magnetized code on the label of the merchandise alerted the More manager who asked the woman to came back Inside the store while he called police. Arrested was Carleen Home, 19. o f 1141 Jackson St.. Oviedo. She waa released on $ 100 bond. FAN MAN An Oviedo man waa atTeated Friday and charged with retail theft after he allegedly tried to walk out of a Zayrrs store with three packages of underwear, a brown hat. und a 26-Inch room fan. According to a police report, store security guards saw the man walk Into the store, located at 200 Fern Park Blvd.. Fem Park, pick out three packages of underwear valued al $2.97 each, a brown hat priced at $1.99 and a $27 fan which he tried to conceal on his person, A security guard stopped the man as he attempted to leave. Arrested waa Robert V lllia m a Jr., 33. o f atate Road 419. Oviedo. He waa released Friday on El 00 bond Action Reports ★ F ire s ★ C o u rts ★ P olice youths, who were later Identified as the girl's boyfriend and a companion. In the area. The deputy heard Ihe girl crying and found her leaning against a wall, a sherifTs report said. Her 14-year-old Casselberry b o y fr ie n d an d th e o th e r 15-year-old boy returned to the scene of the alleged attack when the girl waa being questioned, the report said. THREATENED FAMILY Juvenile authorities. G regory Thomas Lochner. o f 124 Pressvlew Ave.. was booked Into the Seminole County Jail and re­ leased without (Misting bond. He Is scheduled to appear tn court June 19. BPOUBE ABUSE S a n fo rd p o lice ch a rg ed a 27-year-old Sanford man with spouse abuse battery after they arrived at hla home and found him holding hla wife by her arm. D o ris L a w re n c e , o f 1102 Florida Ave.. Sanford, had a cut Jaw and a bloody Up. a police report said. Mathew Lawrence. 27. of the above address, was arrested at 12:46 a m . Saturday. He was released on $500 bond and is scheduled to appear in court June 19. A 37-year-old Sanford man w h o a l l e g e d l y , t h r e a te n e d DUI ARRE8TB members of his family. Including The following persons have his children, with a handgun b een arrested In S e m in o le and butcher knife has been County on a charge of driving charged with aggravated assault under Ihe Influence: and disorderly Intoxication. —Kent L. Mason. 24, o f 425 The man was arrested about 5 Magnolia St.. Longwood. waa p.m. Friday following a dis­ arrested al 9:07 a.m. Saturday turbance at hts home where he on atate Road 434. Oviedo, after allegedly made the threats, a he almost lost control of his Sanford police report said. speeding vehicle. He was also Charged w as Johnnie Lee charged with reckless driving. Rollins, o f 23 Caalle Brewer —Roger B. Everett. 37. o f 721 Court. He waa released without Benedict Way. Casselberry, at posting bond and la scheduled to 2:25 a.m. Sunday after hla car appear In court June 24. waa clocked traveling 60 mph In TOOTOUNO a 50 mph zone on slate Road ATTEMPTED RAPE An 18-year-old Longwood man 436. Casselberry. A partially clad 15-year-old Casselberry girl found In Ihe and a female Juvenile have been —Thomas King Jr . 54. o f Cocoa, woods near Fox Hollow at Eagle ch arged w ith possession o f at 3:30 a.m. Saturday on state C ir c le . C a s s e lb e rry , told a alcohol by persona under 19 Road 46 at Mellonvllle Avenue. sheriffs deputy that a man had years o f age and possession of Sanford, after him car crossed the pulled her boyfriend off of her drug paraphernalia. centerline three times. Their van was stopped by a —Daniel Roman. 49. o f Orlando, w hile they were h avin g In­ tercourse and tried to have aex Seminole County sheriffs depu­ at 6:50 p.m. Friday after hla car with her. The girl said the ty looking for a hit-and-run failed to maintain a single lane suspect was unable to complete driver on state Road 427 In Lake on U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford. Mary at abut 2:50 p.m. Satur­ —Victor Brian Coward. 23. of the assault and he fled. The deputy reported the girl day. a sherifT a report said Osteen, at 7:22 p m. Friday after Nine caiis uf beer were found his pickup truck was Involved In appeared to be Intoxicated and her blouse was partially unbut­ on the floor o f the vehicle and a an accident on Silver Lake Drive, toned and her pants were pulled marijuana smoking device was Sanford. — T h o m a s R a y m o n d S im p s o n . down. He found her tn the woods also found, the report said. The girl was turned over to 41. o f Winter Garden, at 12:10 a fter seein g tw o auspicious u .m . S a tu r d a y a fte r o t h e r motorists alerted a aherifTa dep­ uty to a poaslblc drunk driver on Interstate 4. Longwood. —Jam es Larry Clark. 41. of Orlando, at 11:30 a m. Saturday after his car was Involved In an arcidenl on Interstate 4. —William Waller Truxbal. 26. of 1000 Harbour Drive. Longwood, ut 12:41 a m. Sunday on In­ terstate 4 after hla car failed to malntuln a single lane and ran into the rear of a westbound van. -W a lte r Lee Tyler. 25. of 18 Apollo Drive, Apopka, at 6:29 u.m. Saturday after he was found passed out In his car with the engine running In a restau­ rant (larking lot at atate Road 434 and Interstate 4. He waa also charged for driving without a license. BUR OL ARIES R THEFTS Hafael Davila. 41. of M l Pytchley Court. Longwood. reported lo sh eriffs deputies that his store. La Bodega, at 9J Forest City Circle. Forest City, waa burglarized Saturday or Sunday. Ham. beer, cigarettes, cheese and other Items with a combined value of about $700 were stolen. of a suspect. Richard William Kirby. 27. of 205 Wymore Road *103, Alta­ monte Springs, told aherifTa deputies he struggled with a burglar who entrred hla home through a window at about 5 p.m. Sunday. The burglar told Kliby. “ Don't play no Kojak." a sheriffs report said, and the man fled with a box containing $2,400 worth o f Jewelry taken from a bedroom. A Longwood police dog was called In to track the auapect, but wasn't suc­ cessful. Veronica Malater, 35. of 3513 Seminole Si.. Apopka, reported to depullra that S I.940 worth of Itrma Including Jewelry, tapes, a video recorder and a television were stolen from her home on Saturday or Sunday. A home computer and related gear with a total value of about $600 waa stolen from the home o f Nora Brtaaon. 38, of 2400 Oxford Road M A . Fem Park, between Friday and Sunday. Sheriffs deputies have the name Bab’s Aatiqaes A Used Faraltare 1 DAY S E R V IC E ■ (n o t FR EE Eaturwte Vou Won't Walk Away Empty Handed, if You Don't Like Our Price We Will Negotiate. 3 2 3 * 2 IS O M .y W -M aKlara, ru. to . mu n a 10 a SEMIROLE S E R IH C 3224411 cassia ii n a a u r BLVO LAM B Bun. t o e i �Evening Herald CU SPS U t 2M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 305-322 2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Juna 11# 1»t5—4A Wayne 0. Oeyle. PublUhar T h o m * i C lo r d * no. M anaging E d ito r Melvin Adkin*. Advartulng Director |lot nr Delivery: Week. $1.10: Monlh. $4.75; 3 Month*. $14 25. 0 Monlh*. $27 OO. Year. $31.00. By Mall Week. $1 30. Monlh. $8 00. 3 Month*. $18 00; 6 Month*. $32 50; Year. $0Q 00 Overreaction On Ashtrays II la an o u tra g e that the N a v y paid $900 a p ie c e for t w o a sh tra y s fro m G ru m m a n A erosp ace C orp .. In 1981. A n d It Is a lso a n ou trage that th ree N avy officers lost th e ir Jobs because o f a n g e r and fru stration at th e highest level In th e D efense D epartm ent o v e r th e ashtray m atter. First, the a sh tra y s. T h e y w ere fo r E-2C electron ic su rveillan ce plan es m a n u factu red by G ru m m a n , o f L on g Island, N .Y.. und stationed at M ira m ar Naval A ir Station In S a n Diego. Seven a sh tra y s w ere ordered by su p p ly officers b etw een 198J and last A pril, w h en a spare parts pu rchasin g agreem en t w ith G ru m m a n w as ca n celed . Th e a vera g e price per ashtray was $659. G ru m m an b la m e s the N a vy for bu ying cu stom -m ade parts In tiny batches. Hep. Jim Hates. D-Callf., sa ys the ashtrays cou ld have b een fabricated b y the navy Itself at far less cost. Hates says the m atter was brou ght to his a t t e n t io n b y t w o w o m e n e m p lo y e d at M iram ar w h o h a ve since bern harassed by N a v y higher-ups fo r leaking the story. Th ose tw o w o m en should not o n ly be protected from harassm ent, th ey should be h on ored for th eir cou ragrou a d efen se o f sanity In the m ilitary budget. T h e N avy personnel w h o authorized the pu rchase ol these ashtryas at this price w ere d o in g no service to their cou n try or to the N a v y . T h e y w ere u n derm in in g public support for national defense. Hut the p rob lem did not origin a te w ith the m en w ho sign ed the purchase orders. Th e N a v y 's ow n co n tra ct supervisors hud w arned that the pu rch a sin g agreem ent w ith G ru m ­ m an could lend to overpricin g, because It ullowed the air sta tion to buy smull ord ers by phone w ith ou t a n y bidding process. T h e p rob lem lies In the system o f cost-plus p rocu rem en t w h ic h did not o rig in a te at Mlrum ar but Is wide-spread throughout the D efense D ep artm en t. A nd It Is u n fa ir und bad p olicy to m ake three top M ira m a r officers, w ith lin e service records, serve us scapegoats for the N a v y 's cinburrussrnent. D efense S e c re ta ry Caspar W. W e in b e rg e r annou nced the discip lin ary uctlon h im se lf at u new s co n feren ce In W ashington. A ctio n w as taken Just us u N a vy In vestigation o f the m a tter got sturted. It was reported thut N avy S ecretary John Leh m a n suggested the action. B oth m en o verrrn cted . W e urc d isap poin ted In them . T h ey sh ould reconsider und reverse the action, If th ey cun bring th em se lve s to do It. W ein berger la sm artin g from th e new s stories about w u s tr In the Pentagon and from the budget v o tr s In C ongress to fre eze defense sp en d in g and en d the m ilitary buildu p. Hut his ungcr and fru stration do not Justify hasty u n io n s ugulnst th ree currer officers. Such actions do lusting dum ugr to the m orale o f the N a v y 's officer corp s. T h e system m ust never h old In d iv id u a ls responsible for Its ow n failures. It Is true that N a v y trudltlon holds a skipper responsible for e v e ry th in g that huppens on Ills wutch. Hut h o ld in g Individual c o m m a n d ­ in g officers respon sible for s o m e th in g us deep-seuted, w id esp rea d and lon g-lastin g as w uste In m llltu ry procurem ent Is g o in g loo far. T h ese three o ffic e rs must not l>c sacrificed on the ultur o f Pcntu gon politics. Please Write Letters to the editor arc welcome lur publication. All letters muat be signed and Include a mailing addreea and, If possible, a telephone number. The Evening Herald re­ serves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate apace. BERRY'S WORLD D O N G R A FF What's Changed Jordan's King Hussein? Over the years — more than 30 o f them now — Jordan's King Hussein has acquired a reputation as one of the more astute operators In the Mideast's convoluted politics. It Is an evaluation With which his Immediate neighbors, who believe, they have reason to know him best, are not In complete accord. In Jerusalem. In fact. Hussein Is something o f a Joke. It Is little things, such as the nightly news on Jordanian television, which Is received clearly In much o f Israel as Israeli television Is In Jordan. The opener, come massacres In Beirut or typhoons In Bangladesh, is Invariably: ' Today his majesty. King Hussein..." followed by some Inconsequenllal hlghllghl from the royal day. T o Israelis, with a free-swinging press that draws blood as readily as conclusions, the Jordanian version of what Is news can be a laugh-in. There are also big things that are not so amusing. Hussein Is the Arab with whom Israeli governments have most wanted to talk, the one with whom they have the most to talk about. Anwar Sadat's descent on Jerusalem In 1977 was a nice surprise, but the Sinai was always a side Issue. It la Jordan that Is the key to what really maUers. the West Bank. There has been plenty of unofficial contact, but Hussein has repeatedly dodged Israeli overtures to go public. Those who run Israel's affairs, especially from Likud's ranks, have by now largely written him off as a serious negotiating partner. Viewed from Jerusalem. Hussein Is less a leader than a follower of shifting Arab mood, a professional survivor who puts self-interest first. He Is seen not as a solution to the Palestinian problem — a role Washington keeps trying to cast him In — but as a part of It. So who do we have now turning up all over the place talking peace — Just maybe, possibly, don't hold your breath, but... — In the Mideast? Hussein of Jordan. Most recently he has been touching the appropriate bases In Washington. Earlier he was patching up relations with Egypt, with which he had been the first o f the Arab brotherhood to sever relations as punishment for the Sinai settlement. Before that he was huddling with Yaslr Arafat, for whom he now says he also speaks, and hosting meetings of the Palestine Liberation Organization, remnants o f the same PLO he had driven from Jordan In two mini-wars In the early ‘70s. W ash in gton Is rea ctin g w a r ily — and Jerusalem negatively so far — to hustling Hussein. Part of the problem Is some of his package plan, which would lead to negotiations with the PLO and Invite the Soviets Into the Mldeast settlement process. Part o f It may be a good memory. This Is the same Hussein, after all. who showed Initial Interest In the 1982 Reagan plan for a Jordan-West Bank confederation and then abruptly backed off: the same Hussein who sat out Camp David despite all Jim m y Carter's charm and arm-twisting. That track reeprd Is precisely what makes Hussein's burst o f activity so Interesting. Why now? What Is It that this self-lnlrrested survivor perceives In the present Arab mood and In the PLO's post-Lebanon disarray that encourages him to take the lead after hanging back for so long? It's worth encouraging him to keep moving and talking If only to find out. There's got to be more to It than a topper for the 10 o'clock news from Amman SCIENCE WORLD ANTHONY HARRIGAN Print Reads Faster Country Awash In Porn Appointment by the U S. Attorney General o f a commission to study pornography Is good news Indeed. The country Is awash In pom , It represents the most serious threat to moral values. Indeed there's a pow erful case to be m ade for Congress passing a law that forbids Interstate com m erce In p o rn o­ graphic materials. F.vrn the suggestion of this causes the pomogrnphers and their friends lo scream In Indignation. They say that such a law would violate the First Amendment to the Constitu­ tion. which buys that Congress may not ubrldgr frredom of speech or the press. Freedom of speech Is not absolute, however. It's a settled principal of the law that no one may shout " fir e " In u crowded theater. Before the federal commission gets around lo proposing a legal remedy, however. It will have to review and report to the govern­ ment und thr public on the nature of thr porn problem. H a rp e r'a magazine said Itul November that the production and distribution of (tomography Is now u $7 billion a year Industry. Onr needs to go no fan her than the neurest convenience store to find numerous exumples of printed pornography of the worst sort. Contrary lo what some “ civil liberties*' upologlsls for pornogruphy nay. (he production and distribution of pornography Isn't a victimless crime Mayor William H. Hudnut III of Indianapolis has cited public hearings "In which testimo­ ny wan given by former models who werr coerced to perform In pornogruphlc productions." Th e Rev. Ilruce Ritters, who has gained a national reputation for rescuing sexually abused children In New York City, has reprutedly stressed thut ch ild ren are exploited by pornogruphers and forced Into vir­ tual nluvery. The crim e bosses who control the pom truffle huve been able to spread their filth across the nation because of rulings by the Warren Court In the 1950*. The time may be pro­ pitious for new Supreme Court rulings to strike down this traffic. Thr three branches of U.S. govern­ ments should bear In mind Mayor llu d n u t'a s tu trm rn t th a t the framers o f the Constitution "did not Intend the First Amendment to be u shield for dehumanizing pornography." By Glno Del Guerclo UPI Science Writer J t F F R IY HART Long Road For Dems BOSTON HJPH — Efforts to com­ puterize more and more kinds ol Information may be short-circuited by people's Inability to read from computer screens us quickly as they cun read a printed page. Researchers at the University of Rhode Island have found that vol­ unteers scored 7 percent lower on reading comprehension testa that w e r e p re s e n te d on c o m p u te r screens as opposed to printed tests. T h e study, published In the Journal o f Heading, found those who took the test understood both versions about as well, but could not finish the computerized version, which resulted In lower scores. Frank II. Heppner. a professor of zoology, said he undertook the study because he was concerned that co m p u terizin g w ritten In­ formation may dramatically reduce the amounts of Information people c a n re a d . Moderate Democrats have fonned a group called Ihe Dem ocratic leadership Council In an attempt to move the party bark Into the American political mainstream, and party chairman Paul Kirk bus bern trying to work In the same direc­ tion. All of this Is certainly lo be applauded, since at some point the (Xrmocratlc Party will form a na­ tional administration — presum­ ably, ut least — und It would be good for the country If the party were In u position to provide effective leadership. But these moderate Democruta have a long way to go In an effort to discover Just why voters arr leaving the Democratic Party. Mlrhlgun Democrats retained the services ol pollster Stanley Greenberg und his Analysis Group organization. Mr. Greenberg presented his finding lust month to a conference of Democrat­ ic state chulrtnan In Chicago. Hr presented strong evidence that racial antagonism und rrsentments hud become pivotal and were driv­ ing traditional while Democratic groups out of the party. G reen b erg's approach was lo assemble eight group* o f 10 defect­ ing D em ocrats and proceed to Interview them In depth about their rrasons for leaving the traditional Democratic allegiance behind. Early In the Interviewing process, he said, they guve a variety of the usual answers: high rales on Inflation under Democratic administrations. economic mismanagement, high taxation. These reasons, according lo Greenberg, may well have played u part; but in each of Ihe eight groups the discussion sooner or later turned to racial matters "It would start." Greenberg told the Democratic officials, "w ith one person raising the subject, almost a|M)logetlcally. Then It Just opened up. People would start telling stories of how opportunities In their lives had been blocked by special prlvlleges given blacks — promotions they didn't get, small business loans they didn't quullfy for. And. once they started, you could hardly stop them. " Mr. Greenberg summed up his presentation: "Democratic defectors have deeply fell racial sentiments thut are formative for their views of government and the Democratic Party. About 60 percent of the Demo­ crats In the H ouse of R ep re­ sentatives are purist liberals. Rep. Jim Jones, who hopes lo succeed Tip O'Neill os speaker, has accord­ ingly been scurrying leftward to reassure these liberals. Paul Kirk and other Democratic leaders know where their problems ure. but Identifying the problems Is one thing, solving them another. You can't Just wish the New Deal coalition back Into being after 20 years of flagitious Ignoring of the majority. "What we're trying to say Is that before the nation or Ihe science community or whoever throws out the printed page, they ought to take u look ut this question: 'What good Is access to u good data base If It takes much longer to read once you've got It?'" said Heppner. "This Is particularly Imponant for people like physicians who have a tremendous reudlng load." said H eppner. Ihe s tu d y 's prim ary author. Eighty five faculty, stuff and stu­ dent volunteers from the university look a standardized reading test called Ihe Nelson-Denny reading test. Half the participants were given Ihe printed version and half were asked to take the lest on a computer. The average person scored 7 percent lower on the computerized version People who were unfamiliar with computers scored an uverage o f 23 percent lower. All groups that took the teat scored lower on the computerized version. However, lower scores for c e r ta in g ro u p s c o u ld not be s t a tis tic a lly p ro v e n . T h ose categories were light readers, heavy television viewers, people who did not use video games and people more than 22 years old. Although a 7 percent difference may not seem like much. Heppner said It Is significant for those who read large amounts of Information. JACK ANDERSON IRS Declares War On Tax Cheaters By Jack Anderson and Jossph Bps ax WASHINGTON - The main goal of President Reagan's tax-reform plan Is to bring Ihe rates down low enough to lurr Individuals and corporations out of their legal tax shelters — and away from the Illegal "underground econom y" o f unrrported transactions. The president was depreaslngly .in m a te when he described the Widespread feeling among Am eri­ cans that the existing loopholeriddled system la unfair and favors the rich and the crafty. The Internal Revenue Service reached this con­ clusion before the president. In an unpublished ^'strategic plan" prepared last year, the IRS devotes un entire chapter to the serious problem s of “ voluntary compliance” In recent years. Our associate Donald Goldberg obtained a copy o f the document, and It shows clearly what's worrying the IKS — whose people usually give ulcers, not get them. "Taxpayers are becoming better Informed about the existence of lax abuses (lax shelters and the like), the extent of tax cheating and the difficulty for government lo detect and deal with tax abuses." the report explains. "Consequently, taxpayers In general arc becoming more Inclined to avoid and evade taxes through such means as are available to them ." This has brought a change In the attitude o f njost Americans toward the government, and particularly the tax system: "Taxpayers are exhibiting a de­ clining respect for and reliance on ‘the law' and government In gener­ al. A 'decay In the social contract' la delectable; there Is a growing feel­ ing. particularly among middleincome taxpayers, that they are not getting back, from society and government, their money's worth for taxes paid. ... They exhibit a declining willingness to pay the share of governmental expenditures (including expenditures they may strongly disagree with) which gov­ ernment says Is theirs to pay." Indeed, tax reform may prove to be too little and too late to reverse this a ttitu d e. A self-em p loyed person may have entered the un­ derground economy — taking fees In cash, or swapping service for service with no money changing hand* — because of outrage over high taxes. But now that they've learned how to cheat, they may decide to keep right on doing so no matter how low the tax rates go And the recent stories about IRS computer snafus encourage cheaters to believe that they're not likely to get caught. In 1981, according to the IKS document, the "ta x gap" caused by unreported or underreported In­ come was an estimated $55 billion. By 1990. the IRS calculates, the Treasury will lose $98 billion on this untaxed Income. The lost revenue must be made up. of course, by other taxpayers. In hopes of making "substantial Inroads against the compliance de­ clin e." the IRS proposed these initiatives: — "T h e IRS w ill attempt to enhance the public s awareness of the seriousness of tax cheating and the Importance of compliance with the tax system." A task force would be created and perhaps a publicrelations firm retained, to drive home to the public the conse­ quences of tax evasion. — "T h e IRS will seek additional ways to create and maintain a sense o f presence and Improve our ability to d e te c t s o p h is t ic a t e d noncompliance." A "taxpayer profile" would be drawn up from a variety of sources to Identify likely chlaelers. — One Initiative "w ill attempt to establish whether penalties are ef­ fective In Increasing our ability to reach non com pliant small business taxpayers whose returns are not usually selected for examination." — Another would try to unmask those who file no returns at all. “ Th is can be accom plished by selecting a random sample from commercial lists of Individuals who have high Incomes but who are not shown (on IRS files)." �SPORTS Evtnlng Herald. Sanlord, FI. W a lk e r R u sh es P a s t D ic k e rs o n First Fed eral W raps Up P erfect 18-0 Y e a r First Federal used a 16-hit offensive barrage to bury Sunnlland, 22 6, Monday and ronclude the season with a perfect 18-0 record In San­ ford Little National League action at Bay Avenue Field. First Federal will go up against Sun Bank in the City Championship Series sched­ uled to start this Monday. Sun Bank will also try to end the season unbeaten as it goes up against A tlantic Bank in to d a y 's regu lar season finale at Bay Avenue. Robert Redding's double gave Sunnlland a short-lived I -<) lead In the top of the first. First Federal wrapped up the unbeaten season early jib It erupted for seven runs In the bottom o f the first. Joe Wlg- Tuaiday, Juria H , l t t l - j A Herschel Can't Outrun Detractors Despite 2,129-Yard Total Baseball gins got the rally started with a two-run double and Joe Sykes also added a two-run double. First Federal added six more runs In the second with c o n s e c u t i v e t r i p l e s by Shawnle Riggins and W ig­ gins leading the way and then tacked on nine more runs In the third with Mike Dll Iion's two-run double the big hit, Wiggins led Ihc 16-hit First Federal attack with a 4 for 4 perform an ce. D ill Ion and Sykes hammered out three hits each while Riggins con­ tributed two. Wiggins and Alonzo Brun- Larry Bridle ...perfect record d id g e c o m b in e d on th e mound to limit Sunnilnnd to live hits. David Dunn and Redding had two hlls each for Sunnlland while KoJack Hunt was 1 for 2 and scored two runs. — Chris P la te r LA S f RU TH ERFO RD . N.J. IUPI) — No m atter how many records he sets. Herschel Walker realizes he w ill always have detractors. " I can't be worried about critics. They’ll always be there." said Walker Monday night after breaking Eric Dickerson's pro­ fessional football single-season rushing record. *‘A lot of people were upset because I left school and because l didn't go to the NFL. so they muy put un asterisk next to It. But as long as I have God and my wife, everything la fine." The 1982 Hclsman Trophy winner, who left the University o f Georgia after his junior year to sign a 93.6 m illion contact with the New Jersey Generals, gained 162 yards on 28 carries In a 3 1 -2 4 v i c t o r y o v e r th e Jacksonville Bulls to Increase his season total to 2.129 yards. Football In the 16 game 1984 NFL season. Dickerson gained 2.105 yards. Tw o weeks remain In the USFL's 18-game schedule. It was Walker's loth consecu­ tive 100-plus yards gam e and 13th o f the year, both pro records. Dickerson had 12 lOO-plus gam es Iasi season, and two weeks ago Walker broke Karl C a m p b e ll’ s record o f seven straight. Only Dickerson and O.J. Simpson had previously run for over 2,000 yards in a season W alker's two touchdown car­ r ie s M onday In creased his season totals to 20 rushing and 21 overall, both USFL records. Tam pa Bay's Gary Anderson set both last year, and W alker shared the latter. The season total yardage re­ cord fell on a 55-yard touchdown run 8 22 into the third quarter nu W alker's 25th carry of the game. Hr took a handofT from quarterback Ron Reeves, broke to his right and cut hack to (hr middle at the line of scrimmage He broke a tackle, spun ofT a defender and ouisprtnted the defrnse to the goal line. "It was very sweet," he said of giving the Generals a 31-10 lead with the play. "People said It was a great run. but for me It was just another part of the ball game. It was a good run. but not my best. It I would have been watching what w as going on, It might have been a lot easier." Having set the record In the 16th gam e o f the season. Walker avoided the Issue of needing the See W A L K E R . Page 7A Ball M o to r Line C linches 2n d H a lf By Chris Plater H era ld Sports W r ite r Ball Motor Line had more than Its share of obstacles on the road to the Sanford Junior League playoffs. After Jumping olf to an excellent start in the first half. Ball Motor hit u slump late In the half and wound up one game out of first place. That meant Ball Motor Line would have to win the second half to get Into the Junior League City Championship Series. Bell was clearly the top tram In the second half but. going into Monday night's game. II still hadn't clinched the title allhough li was three games ahead o f the second place team. After a long wait. Ball Motor Line clinched the second half title and a berth In the playoffs with a 17-9 rout of second place Knights o f Columbus In I he season finale al Chase Park. Coach Jim Lucas' team. 8-0 In the second hall and 14-4 overall, goes up against the winner of the first half in the Junior League series, Klwanls and Moose, who tied for the first half title, will have a one game playolf next Wednesday at 6 al C l w w I 'a r k . Because of one suspended game and another where Bull Motor was awaiting a ruling whether It would have to forfeit one game, Knights or Columbus was sill! alive going into Monday night s game. Th e Knights would have had to win Monday and hope Ball lost the forfeit decision and (he completion of the suspended game. The Knights look a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first Monday when Bobby Cofield scored on Ray Williams' groundout and Anion Reid singled and scored on an error. Alter being sei down In order In the first Inning. ILill Motor Line exploded for seven runs on four hlls In the lop o f the second Kevin Nathun's two run double and Burnett Washington's RBI single were the key hits. Baseball Knights of Columbus battled back lo tie It at 7-7 with five runs In the bottom of the second. Dwight Brinson's RBI double and Cofleld's run scoring single led the way. Nathan came back lo rap a two-run triple In the third fur a 9-7 Ball Motor Line lead and he smacked a two-run double In the fourth that broke the game wide open. Nathan was 3 for 5 with six RBls for the game. Alter a shaky first two innings. IDII Motor Line pitcher Ronald Cox pitched three-hit ball the rest o f the wuy. Cox struck out eight In the game and walked Just one. lu ll Motor Line moved within one win oi clinching the title Friday night when II blanked Moose, 12-0. Cox also went the distance In that game, allowing Just one hit. striking out eight and walking only two in four innings of work (slaughter rule). ELKB OUTLASTS HOT AR Y. 10-0 In Monday night’ s first game nl Chase Park. Elks ended the season on a winning note with a 10-6 victory over Rolury. Elks finished I he yrurut IO-10 while Rotary finished at 1-18. W illie McCloud, u Sanford Llltle League legend, made his Iasi regular season appearance In the Sanford leagues and went out In style with three hits. Including a pair o f doubles and three HBls. McCloud will play on the Junior la-ague All Star learn which will start practicing us soon as the city series Is over. Von Eric Small, a first-year Junior League player, also nipped out three hits for the Elks. Small was ulso the winning pitcher as he allowed seven hlls. struck out nine and walked five. Earl Williams had three o f the seven hits for Rotary while George Gordon contributed two hlls. Lakers Celebrate '85; Await The 'Hex' In '86 BOSTON IUPI) — For the Los Angeles Lakers, this will be remembered as the year they finally broke the spell of the Boston Celtics. Bui next year another Celtic awults them, with a hex of his own. Eight times the Lakers failed In defeat Boston in a title round, until this season s 4-2 victory. Bui Ihc new champions assume a cursed crown, one which none of Ihr 16 previous NBA kings wore for more than a year. NBA mythology has It that after center Bill Russell played and coached his 1968-69 Celtics lo consecutive titles He then retired, but. as the fable goes, left a parting spell: that no team should win consecutive champi­ onships. A variety of reasons have caused teams' short reigns: inju­ ries may be Boston's reason. Larry Bird's elbow and Cedric Maxwell's knee were certainly decisive factors for the series ending with Sunday's 111-100 Lakers victory In Game 6. A year ago. the Celtics were the team who finished a long night o f ce leb ra tin g with a bleary-eyed Irlp to the White House. This year It was the Lakers who made the trip from Boston Garden lo the Rose Garden lo rec eive the c o n ­ g r a t u la t io n s o f P r e s id e n t Reagan. "Today you belong to the whole country. You're America's champions. " the Chief Executive told them. "Y o u r entire championship aeries — down to yesterday’s gtcai win — was an inspiration. And all of you showed America what pride, determination and guts can a c c o m p lis h w hen they’re combined with some of NBA Playoffs the best talent on the floor." After the series was lost, only one Celtic claimed that the best team didn't win: the lone voice belonged lo (earn president Red Auerbach. " I don't think Ihc better team won We had a bad game, that's u ll. W e d id n 't s h o o t , " he claimed. Bui Boston missed lay-ups. short Jumpers, long Jumpers and 3 pointers. "Robert IPartsh) missed about three or four layups. It looked like he was playing with gloves o n ." said Celtics coach K.C. Jones. “ It was that kind o f day." T h e C e lt ic s s h o o t in g evaporated with the minutes until their Inaccuracy reached 30 percent In the fourth quarter. Shooting only 38.5 percent for the game, the Celtics could not stop the Lakrrs or Karerm Ab dul-Jabbar. who at 38 became the oldest MVP of a champion­ ship series. Th e Lakers center scored 29 (mints tn Game 6. in what hr termed "the greatest moment of my life. I feel like I don't have any age at all." In Game I he looked his age. W hile Boston was racing to a 34-point victory, the 7-foot-2 Jabbar scored only 12 points and secured Just 3 rebounds. A fte r six w eeks o f p la y in g Western Conference teams, the Lakers had to adapt lo Boston’s physical play. ' W e bad to get a tough attitude." said Jabbar. "Boston Is a talented tram — they're tough and smart — and we had to match It. Once we did. we MVPs N B A Playaff M V P t Urn tad Prata Intarnrtwnrl ta il Haraam Abdul Jabbar. L A la k a r t Larry Iird. potion 1*4 ia»j Moaat Motor*. Philadaiphia Maple John ton, LA Lakart Cadric Maiwall. Boalan INI Magic Johnaon. L A Lakart 1*0 ........... Donnit Johnaon, SaaltW im iff* ............... Wat Untold. Walking ton IHI *f A lto n, P o r H # n d Itr 7 JaJaWkita. Baatan tf/4 R kk Barry. Gtldan Slata W9% John Haviicak. Boalon l?/« WIMIt Road. Now York 1*73 W ill ChamSat lam. L A bakwrt i*rj . Law Alcmdar, Mliwaukaa i* n It* Wlllit Road. Now York Jarry Watt. L A L a ka rt I f * . .. . . . . . . . . . showed was." who the better team Reagan Salutes LA WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ronald Reagan, the oldest American president, shared a laugh at the White House with Karecm Abdul-Jabbar. the oldest player In the NBA. who powered the Los Angeles Lakers to the 1985 NBA championship. W e lc o m in g his hom etow n team to the presidential mansion Monday — one day after the Lakers ousted the Boston Celtics for the title, the president said: "Kareem says yesterday's victo­ ry was Just like the Brooklyn Dodgers' breakthrough against the Yankees In the 1955 World Series. "W ell. Kareem. I remember that series, so I think you may be — as they sometimes say al me — showing your experience. Hut yesterday all you showed Is why you've been voted the Most Valuable Player o f the series. "A s so many said, you are 38 hut you played like you were 25." Reagan. 74. was Hanked by the entire Lakers team In the Rose Garden. Harold Pholo ky Timmy Vlnctnl It w asn't ch am p a g n e but the w a te r had to taste just a s good to Burnett W ashington. W a s h in g to n a n d h is B a ll M o t o r L in e team m ates fin a lly clinched the second half title In the Sanlord J u n io r League and e arn ed a spot In the C ity Series. B all M otor L in e has been a c e lla r d w e lle r the past few y e a rs before putting It together this year. Rogers, Cook, Hawthorne Star In Smyrna Late Show NEW SMYRNA BEACH - After the loyal funs formed long lines lo buy admission tickets while standing In hard driving rain, the track wua dried off. and the wet patrons were In lor the best show so fur this season, even If It started one hour and 20 minutes late. Once again. David Rogers scored a win In the lute model main, but he really had to work for It. even though the well publicized challenge by Daniel Keene and Gary Balough never material­ ized because Keene rrashrd the previous week and Balough was In bed with pneumonia After winning the fast heat, Jack Cook, who has been rompettng on the ALL PRO circuit, took over flrsl place from early feature rare leader Lee Faulk. Rogers then moved up oi challenge Cook, with the flying pair making contact and spinning in a dense cloud of tire smoke on lap 7. As they both had to restart last. Faulk, driving Greg Froemmlng's car. was back In the lead und remained on the point for the next seven lupa. with Rogers wrestling the lead away from him on lap 14. Faulk held on for oecond. with LeRoy Porter. Joe Middleton and Harold "Fat Rat" Johnaon rounding out the top five. Doing an excellent job driving the Dynamic Paving machine out o f Lake Helen. Mark Sills held off (he strong challenge of previous week's winner Ben Booth to win the 20-lap thundercar feature. Ricky W ood was third, followed by John Cochran and J eff Blehr of Deltona. Once again. It was Mustang versus Cougar, as street slockerm Casey Hawthorne and Bill Klnley put on another crowd-plcailng duel. Hawthorne barely came out on top one more time, with Junior Simmons. Doug Howard and Kinlcy’a son Marc finishing third to fifth. Four-cylinder season-long point cliaae leader Bobby Sears saw his (ring of eight feature wins In a row broken by a faulty oil pump. So young Jerry Symons took the win. besting Billy Hooven. Curtis Miller. Bill Martin, and Jeff Beau o f Dcland Don Roberts won the roadrunner feature, with points leader John Hack finishing second ahead of Mike Kubanlek. Steve Mundet and Chris Blehr. the only lady com peting In the speedway's fastest growing division. The Battling Bell Brothers, with Brian driving and Nell givin g directions, won Th e Great Auto Racing Am erican Sack Race o v e r another pair of brothers, as bikers Tom and Jack Main of Drltona finished strong second. The demolition derby winner was Puul Layton o f Orlando. As for "S torm in '" Norm Sclvldgr. the speedway's wlnnlngrst dem olition expert, he was doing great till somronr hacked over his trunk und pinned him down Finishing second wus Al Walker. This coming Satimluy night, the four cylinders will go al It four wide In the turns for lheir first 25-lap ChumpUmshlp o f the season. LATIMOQILI INo tim* I r x i i b n t u H o* track tondiltoni Moot 110 lap*) I Jack Cook. Ormond Bosch Faatura IIS lost) I Darld R o g a ri Orlando. I L M Faulk. Orlando. 1 La Hay Porirr Oriando. 4 Joa Middiaion. Lo Daytona I Harold “ Fat Rat" Johnisn. Lantord. a Tom Fann. Frwllland Park. t. B ill O ram ivlch. No* Smyrna Boat*. « John M akar. Part Oransa ♦ M ark Gibaon Samtula. 10 B ill MoWnaar. Tiiut.iMo Lap I t a d t r t Laa Faulk I ] Jack Cook aa La# Faulk M J David Ropart la >1 TH U N D IB C A B L (No lim a trlalkbocauta of damp track condition) Firathaat ll l a p t l I Ricky Wood. Orlandk Lacendhaat II laptl I John Cat V m i Oak Hill Faatura (so laptl I Mart Sill*. Oranoa City, I Ban Booth, land, 1 Ricky Wood Orlando, a John Cochran. Oak Hill: 1 Jatf •■•hr Daltpno, a E d d * Parry. Tltuavltla. t Tammy Pattaraan. icotttm oor. I Blck lackay. Orlando F C ary Small. Orlando. Id John Klrkgard. Laniard I T II B T STO CK! H a allO la p tl I Ca ay Hawthorn#. tankard Faatura III lap*I t. C a trr Hawthorn#, laniard. I BUI Rmloy. Otican. | Junior Ummona. lantord. 4 Dauf Howard Laka Hr ion 1 M arc X inlay. Oataan, t Tad Mitcham, la n ia rd 1 Jaay Warmack. la n ia rd. S C h a ri* llaphana Lantord, * Hal Kamparman. Dafray Roach. Id Shown M tpat. Laka Ho Ion Lap laadara Junior Ijmmont I ] Caaay Hawtharna > II FOUR C Y L I N D E R S Haal 14 la p tl I Jarry t,mana. Now Sm yrna Booth Faatura (It la p tl I Jarry Symana. Now Smyrna Roach J Bitty H ob van. Orlanda. ] Curtla Millar. Laniard, a Blit Martin, lantord I Jatf Baau. Oaland a Ray lymana. Now Smyrna Baacn, J, Guy Lingo Oviada I Kalth Parry. Mima, p Al Havana. Tavarruar 10 (M a t a Hughart. Hotly Hill R O AO R U N M IR 1 H a a fU la p a ) I Mika XuSamak. L a rg o pad Faatura l i t lapa) I Dm R a ta m . Laniard. I John Hack. Long M o d 1 Mtka Xu# amok I m p a id a Slava Mundat. Now Smyrna Booth. 1 Chrtt Biahr, Oattona. a Mika Bawling. Oaland. I Jatf favor. Apopka ( Win Smaank. Oaland. f Donald (.a n a J r.. »pap t o IP Faaf Fraddy Jatrurtai M im a �f <F <A Fvoning Horold. Sentord. FI Tuoidoy, Jun* II, IMS BASEBALL ROUNDUP A M ER IC A N t a il STANDINGS N A TIO N A L Eoot LEA0UI W 22 21 22 20 ie IF Chicago No* Vert M ontrM l t l. 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The hard-throwing rlghl-hander worked the final (wo Inning*, allowing a harmless home run to earn Ills 14th naive of Ihc nranon. and htn teammates jumped on one of hln chief relief rivals la rally the Chicago Cubs pasl the Montreal Expo* 5-4. The win upped the Cubs' lead over I he Mein In 214 games. "S m llty did a good job for us tonight." Chicago skipper Jim Prey said of ills Imposing reliever, who last year (Misled an ERA of 0.75 against Montreal. "H e's made a hlg difference on tills team I hln year. Any club will win an long mb It bus n good short man like Sm ith." Padre* B, Astros 1 At Houston. LaMarr Hoyt scattered 11 lillnund Tony Uwynu and Terry Kennedy each drove In two runs In a Uve-rutt second Inning to help Ignite San Diego. Hoyt, 7-4. walked one and struck nut two In notching Ills fifth I'omplcte game of the season, liob Knepper. B 2, wits Prince, 68, Succumbs To Cancer PITTSBURGH (UPI| - Colorful Pittsburgh Pirates broadcaster Ikih Prince, who this season returned to the team's radio booth 10 years uflrr he was fired, has died following u short hat tie with cancer. He w ,im 68. Prim e, who coined such col­ orful husehall expressions ns "hug on the m g ." "you can kiss It goodbye" and " w r hud them all the w uy" hud hern hospi­ talized sin ce he contracted pneumonia In mld-Muy. Prince slipped Into u coma ut Presbylcrlun -U nlversIty Hospital early Monday, where he died al 5:33 p.m. EDT. Nicknamed "T h e Gunner" for his uhlllty to rapidly describe plays ns they occurred. Prince had undergone surgery for re­ moval of cancerous tumors un­ der his tongue earlier this sprIng. Prince's broadcasting career spanned Dvr decades, hut hr was llred — amid public protests and controversy — by KDKA billowing the 1075 season The rudlo station, flagship of Ihc Pirates' broadcast network, rehired him this spring to assist regu lar broadcasters Lanny Kraltare and Jim Itoukrr. Prince, who lived In suburban Upper St. Clair, got to broadcast only three game* — May 3. 4 and 5 — before he contracted pneumonia P r in c e 's w ife . B etty , h i* daughter. Nancy, and friend Chris Cross, a KDKA talk show host, were at his bedside when he died. Prince also I* survived by a •on. Robert Jr. Horn July I, IU16. In Loa Angeles. Prince was the son of a career Anny man and altended 14 or 15 dllfrrrnt schools. He studied at the University of Pittsburgh, Stanford University and University o f Oklahuma. from which he earned a bachelor of arts degree. He spent one year ut Harvard Law School before winning a rudlo audition and turning to broadcasting as u career In 1941. Prince, who was noted for his loud sport Jackets, Joined the Pirates' broadcast tram as sec­ ond man to Koaey Rowswell In 1948. Hr took over as No. I announcer when Rowswell died In 1052 N .L. Baseball the loser. D o d g e r * 7, R e d * 4 At Cincinnati, Greg Brock's two run homer, the third of thr game for Los Angeles, climaxed a five-run fifth Inning and keyed the comc-from-brhlnd triumph. Kick Honeycutt. 4-5. got the victory and Ken Howell registered his sixth save. John Siuper. 5-5. took the loss. P h illies 0, M eta 4 At I’hllarlrlphlii. Glenn Wilson laced u triple and a double and drove In three runs to back John Denny and pace the Phillies. Denny. 3-5, allowed one run on Z a n c Smith Lee Smith seven hits through elghl Innings. Don Carman hurled .stops Expos ...complete game the ninth. A wild Sid Fernundcz slid to 1-3. C ard in al* 8. P ira te s I B raves 7, G ia n tsO At Atlanta, Larry Owen doubled in two runs to 0 ' At Pittsburgh. Jack Clark smashed his 12th home highlight u live run first Inning and Zone Smith tossed .^1 run of the season and pitcher Danny Cox added a a seven-hitter for his first major league shutout. Smith. •, two run single lo lead the Cardinals. Cox. 7-2. yielded only four hits. Rick Rhoden, 4-6. was the victim of 3-4, struck out six and walked three. Jim Gott. 3 3. Pittsburgh'* seventh straight defeat. a b s o r b e d the defeut. M iam i, T e x a s Try A g a in — P an el C le a rs W iggins CLU TCH H ITTERS Baseball's top RBI men 1.000 m ia omasum: Don’t undarsstlmata Ty Cobb Just because his base-hit record is threat­ ened. Cobb, who played before the long-1,all ere. romams the only pure singles hitter to rank among homer kings when It comet to driving in runs OMAHA. Neb. (UPl! - The cham pionship College World Series game Ix-tween Miami and T e x a s M on day n Ig h I w as pnslponed because uf ruin. NCAA ofDclals mild The game was resa hrdulral for 7; 10 p.m. (EDT) Tuesday at Rosenblatt Stadium. Jerry Miles. NCAA director of events, said the change from the usual H:IO p in. game llinc was made ut the request of ESPN, which had a programmmlng ronlllcL SMITH S A Y S NO GO NEW YORK (UPII - San Diego president Ballard Smllh said Monday that second baseman Alan Wiggins could not return to the Padres (his summer despite Wiggins' being cleared to play by the majors' review panel on drugs. " O u r p o s i t i o n bus n o t changed." said Smith. "H e Isn't going to play for San Diego In 1085." Wiggins, who signed a 4-year. 92 million contract over thr winter, fulled to show up far thr Baseball Padres’ April 25 games against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Two days later, hr checked Into a drug rehabilitation center. The Joint Review Council has ruled that Wiggins Is "ready to play from a medical standpoint." San Diego owner Mrs Joan Kroc said that W iggins would nut play again fur the Pudres in KM5 Under the agreement between players and ownrrs. a player completing treatment of no morr than 60 clays and then being pronounced fit Is eligible to resume play. Ill 1UB2. Wiggins was sus­ pended for 30 days by then* commissioner Bowie Kuhn after b r in g a rre sted on c o c a in e charges In a San Dlrgo parking lot on July 21. He underwent a drug rehabilitation program the following winter. -------- Confused Fortunes Zoeller Shrugs Off Poor Play — Maltbie To Watch Open On TV HARRISON. N Y. (UPl) - Such are the confused fortunes o f the sporting life; Fuzzy Zoeller (Inlshrs 30th In the Westrhrstrr Clusslc on Sunday, shrugs n(Y his lackluster performance, and moves on tu begin defense of his U S Open Championship. Roger Malthle. winner of the 9500.000 tournament In Harrtson following a th ree-w ay, fou r-h ole sudden death playoff, gets no closer to the Open than his television set as he returns to California lo work on his new house. And George Burns also has a whole wrek In which to Idle around and wonder not only liuw he failed to qualify for the 0|M*n. but how hr blew a tournament In which hr had led or shared the lead for virtually 72 holes. Is It all fair7 Well, yea and no. Even Malthle has a mixed opinion. "Not making the Open was one of the extra factors for me this week." Maltbie suld after snapping a nine-year winless drought hy sinking a 5 foot birdie pull on the fourth extra hole. " I would love to be there. 1 failed. It was my fault. I Just feel, without getting Into whether the USGA la right nr wrong, that l ‘m a good enough pluyrr that I should he In the U S Open. 1 " I had my opportunity according to their qualifying structure and I tailed So I Golf lx* It. but it waa an extra Incentive for this week." Like Maltbie. Burns failed to qualify for the Open laat Monday, and although he earned 944,000 when he and Raymond Floyd lost out In the Westchester playoff, there Is deep disappointment at hts (allure lo hold the lead. He has not won since 1960. "Everybody works very hard out here, and when your lim e comes. It conies," Hums said. "1 Just hope my week's coming soon. There's a lot of other weeks." Zoeller, m eantime, didn't have to concern him self with qualifying. His problem, though, la a chronic backache, which could put a severe ertmp tn his defense of Ihc Open crown at Oakland Mills beginning Thursday " I feel very good about going In." Zoeller said Sunday after matching hts low score o f thr tournament with a 1 under par 70. 'T in hitting the hall better and I'm putling better I was hurting earlier In the week, but I feel better now." Zoeller underwent disc surgery on hla buck last September, and he's hoping his latest difficulty Is merely a nerve In* Dammation. "I don't know If winning the U.S. Open means you have lo have back surgery." he Joked. "B ut I feel my health Is a lot better going tn this year than It waa last year." Ah for being the uuaii on the spot this week as the defending champion. Zoeller said It's a role he’ll enjoy. "I kind o f like the feeling of having a hole In my stom ach," he said. "I'm a very competitive person I like playing golf. H u t s ihe bottom line. It's work when you're hitting it sideways, but still It's fun.*' Another man with serloua back pro­ blem Is Calvin Pcctr. and his trouble might be enough to keep him out o f the Open. After completing the Westchester with a second succesaUve 75, Peete said he would see his physical therapist. Dr. Vtncenl Koux o f Washington. Monday morning. "H e’ ll tell me whether I can play, but usually when I arc him 1 lake a week of two off." Peete said. "It would be very disappointing not to play, but I don’ t want to start a tournament and not be able to finish. S h ir le y C hecks T o ro n to U n ited P ress In tern a tion al Bob Shirley had disappeared so completely, you'd have sworn he’d become vice president. iTie Yankee left-hander, who earlier this season went nearly a month without appearing In a game, emerged from obscurity — and perhaps from manager B illy M a rtin 's dogh ou se — Monday night by responding s u p e r b ly to an Im p o r t a n t assignment. Making hts Drsl start since last September. Shirley helped the Y a n k e e s c lo s e g r o u n d on d iv is io n -le a d in g T o ro n to by 'com bining on a nlne-hltter with two relievers to spark New York loa 4-2 victory. "W h en 1 came back, they 'old me he was pitching all together different than b efore." said Martin. "I'v e seen that tn hla last three outings. Before he used to try and overpower people, and he'd get the ball up. Now he's throwing ofTspeed pilches and breaking balls. He threw good, exceptionally good." Shirley. 1-1, allowed six hits over 6 1-3 Innings to record his first victory since Sept. 27. 1984. when he started against and beat the Detroit Tigers. The left-hander walked one and struck out two before being relieved by Brian Fisher, who pitched I 1-3 Innings. D ave Rlghettl went the final I 1-3 Innings for his 11Ih save, "I'm not a power pitcher." said Shirley, who got his chance to s t a r t a ft e r J oe C o w le y sprained his back last week. " I Just try to gel them on groun­ ders. I've changed my philoso­ phy since Billy was over here two years ago. Alter nine years. I reullzed that I'm not a power pitch er. T o n ig h t's u perfect rxumple o f how I've been w ork­ ing the last couple of years. Location Is an asset. Hopefully Ml be able to keep my control down the line." The Yankees took a 1-0 lead In Ihe Drst Inning oD Doyle A le x ­ ander. 7-3. Rickey Henderson led off with a single and stole second. W ith one out. Dave W lnfteld singled Henderson lo third and Henderson scored the first o f two RBI singles by Don Baylor. In o t h e r g a m e s . B o s t o n overtook Milwaukee 4-2. Min­ nesota topped Cleveland 6-4, (California routed Texas 8-1. De­ troit outlasted Baltimore H-7 In 11 Innings. Chicago hammered Seattle 9-4. and Oakland nipped Kansas City 2-1 In 10 innings. In the National League. It was C h ic a g o 5, M o n t r e a l 4 : Philadelphia 6. New York 4; St. Lou is 6. Pittsburgh I; L os Angeles 7. Cincinnati 4: Atlanta 7. San Francisco 0; and San Diego 9. Houston I. Red Box 4, Brewers 2 At Boston. Jim Rice greeted reliever Rollle Fingers with a Ihree-run home Vun In the ninth Inning, helping the Red Sox extend their winning streak to right games. Ted Hlguera. 4-4. hud retired IB-of-19 until runn­ ing Into trouble In the ninth. Twins 0, Indians 4 Al C le v e la n d . Tom Brununsky's three-run hom er rapped a five-run second Inning that led the Twins. Cleveland has lost 12 of Its last 16 games. Frank Viola. 7-5. allowed seven hits, struck out three and gave up four runs over 7 1-3 Innings for the victory. Ron Davis not­ ched hts sixth save. Angels 8, Rsngera 1 At California, rookie rig h t­ hander Kirk McCusklll picked up his Drst major-league victory and Mike Brown drove In three runs, leading the Angela. MeCaskitl. 14, went the distance, allowing one run on seven hits and striking out seven. Mike Mason. 4-6, took the loss. T ig s rs 0, O rioles 7 At Detroit. Barbara Gar bey Ked the score with a home run and Lance Parrish singled home Lou Whitaker in the bottom of the 11th. leading the Ttgera. After Baltimore took a 7-6 lead In the top of the I Ith on Lee Lacy's second home run of the game. Garbey re lied It with a shot off Sammy Stcwan. 2-2. White Sox 8. Mariners 4 At Seattle, Tom Paclorek. G reg Walkrr and Rudy Law stroked hases-loaded singles to lead the White Sox. Floyd Bannister. 5-4. brnefltted from an early 4-0 lead to post the victory. Bob James worked the final two Innings to pick up hla 13th save. Matt Young. 4-8. took the lota A 's2 . Royals 1 At Oakland. Mike Heath raced home front third on an error by second baseman Frank While in ihe 10th. tilling the A s. Jay Howell, 5*3. posted the victory In relief. Dan Qutsenbcrry, 3 -4 , took the loaa. �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. SPO R TS IN BRIEF Far East, Latin America M eet In Little League Series Opener WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. (UPI) — The champion o f the Far East will meet the Latin American winner on Aug. 20 In the opening game of the 39th annual Little League Baseball World Series. It w as announced Monday. T h e other opening-day game will be between the champions of U.S- West and U.S. East, said Little League Baseball president. Creighton Hale, who announced the pairings for the eight-team, single-elimination tournament. Th e first round will be completed Aug. 21. when U.S. Central plays U.S. South and Europe meets Canada. T h e sem ifinals will be played Aug 22 and the championship game Is scheduled for 4 p.m. on Aug. 24. he said. Th e bracketing Is arranged so the finalists w ill be a learn from the United States and a foreign entry. Seoul. South Korea, won the championship In 19B4, beating Altamonte Springs, the South representative. Cardinals Clinch Playoff Spot Th e Goldrnrod Cardinals clinched a playoff spot as Ihey won their last three games o f the regular season, all by close margins. The Cards clinched second place In the Goldenrod Little League standings with a 6-4 victory over the Braves then concluded the season with one-mn decisions over the Astros. 8-7. and the Cubs. 7-6. In the win over the Braves. Mike Mallnas returned from a bout with the chicken pox by going 2 for 3 at the plate and pitching a four hitler. Half the runs scored by the Cardinals cam e on the bat of Scott Butler who was 1 for 3 with three K ills Including a two-run homer. Against the Astros, two-out singles by Bclrllne and Fitzgerald and a double by Jason Turner all In the bottom o f the fifth lifted Ihe Cards to victory. Will Price smacked a iwo-run homer lhat gave Ihe Astros the early lead. Against the Cuba, a six-run second Inning propelled the Cardinals lo the early lead. The big hit In Ihe Inning was Butler's three-run homer. The Cubs battled back to tie It but Mallnas led off the fifth with a solo hom e run that provided Ihe winning nin. Tvstdsy. June U .IH J - T A Ja b b a r M akes C eltics 2 nd Rate BOSTON (UPII — Even here In the home of the bean, the cod and T h e Bird, where the Boston Celtics traditionally rate second to no one. they finally do now . * T h e Los Angeles Lakers are the new NBA champions, the new kingpins o f all pro­ fessional basket Dali. Prim arily responsible for that Is Karretn Abdul-Jabbar. their balding. Indefatigable 38-year-old center who w as ihe unanimous M VP choice for the p la yoffs following Sunday's 111-100 clincher In which the Lakers dethroned the C eltics at Boston Garden. It was Abdul-Jabbar w ho came up with the best capsule characterization of Ihe Lakers' triumph over Ihe Celtics. He called It "h isto ric" and that It certainly was. Th e description was entirely appropriate because the Lakers and Celtics had met eight times before In the finals — the first time when the Lakers w ere In Minneapolis — and every time they played previously the Celtics had won. Not this time. The Celtics were looking for their 16th league title and were favored to win It. Instead, the l-akers wound up with their ninth championship But only their first at the expense of Ihe Celtics and how sweet It was. T h is has removed the most odious sentence In the language." bubbled Jerry Buss, the Lakers' ecstatic owner "It can never again be said the Lakers can’t beat the C eltics." It sure can't. Too many people saw It for themselves. Millions all over Ihe country' on TV and Ihe cu stom ary capacity In-house crowd of 14.890 What Ihey saw w as some textbook basketball by the Lakers. Ronald Reagan turns out lo be a big Itasketball fun. loo. He had all of the l-akrrs lo a reception at Ihe White House Monday. B efore the final series. Los Angeles generally was portrayed as the laid back laikers and the Celtics as the blue collar hard workers. But there wusn’l anything luld bark about the talkers Sunday. T h ey never quit com ing at Boston. The ing Abdul-Jabbar. who was little short of spectacular In picking up the second MVP playoff trophy o f his career with 29 points. 7 rebounds. 4 assists and a steal In the finale. Amusingly. Abdul-Jabbar warned to talk baseball as much os he did basketball when It was all over. He likened the Lakers' victory to the Dodgers' first World Series conquest of the Yankees In 1955 after the Yanks had beaten them five times before that. " I guess I feel like Johnny Podres did In 1955." he said, recalling how Podres. now a pitching coach with the Twins, defeated the Yankees In the seventh and final game o f the '55 series. "T h is Is mv third time against the Celtics (In the finals) and w e've never beaten them. They couldn't run with us today. We kept the pressure on We Just didn’t stop running." Abdul-Jabbar plans to play one more season and then retire. " I can t tell you how proud I am of him ." offered Los Angeles coach Pat Riley, " l i e has been written off so many times, lie's the mosi unique athlete I’ve ever seen. He's nol gonna be around loo much longer, so you bad better enjoy him while you can." AI k I u I J abbar remembered how he wat­ ched Ihe Dodgers beat Ihe Yankees 30 years ago on TV In Ills home In New York City. He said he was a Dodger rooter all Ihe way. "E ven though Willie Mays played for the Giants and I could walk lo the Polo Grounds from m y house, ours was a D odger household." he said. He was only 8 years old when Podres did his Job on the Yankees but the Lakers' 7-2 center said hr could recall all the details of Sandy Amoros' great catch on Yogi Berra along the led field line late In Ihe final game. "Y o gi wus up and (Gil) McDouguld was on second." he said Actually. Billy Martin was on second and McDougaid on drst when Amoros came up wllh his game-saver, bul Abdul Jabbar recalled perfectly how hr reacted whrn Podres nulled down the dnal out. " I stuck my head out I hr window und yelled." he laughed. Celtics, on the other hand, were flat. Although they led briefly In the first and second quarters — never by more than 2 points — and although they were tied 55-55 at the half, the Celtics for the most part looked as If they had the blahs. They played as If they didn't realize or didn't care they had their backs to the wall " W e were pathetic." said the Celtics' 6 -foot-l 1 Greg Kite. " W e looked dead. We missed at least 15 Utile chip shots, two- and three-footers. I mean. W e all knew we could've played better." Teammate Dennis Johnson concurred. " W e Just didn't have It when we were out th ere." he said "W e w ere playing Just lo stay In the game. They were playing lo w tn." Kevin Mctlale. who fouled nut wllh 5 21 to go. led all the scorers w llh 32 points and Larry Bird had 2M for the Celtics, firing up the crowd momentarily with back-to-back Jumpers 7:21 from the end lo cut the Lakers* lead to 92-86 Bui It was clear almost from the beginning that there might be no necessity for a seventh game. The Lakers kept doing the little things lhat win games. Little things like stealing the ball, never Idlin g the Celtics get set and m aking whatever adjustments necessary on defense, which was supjtosed lo be the Celtics' game. Celtics coach K.C. Jones reudlly admitted ihe Lakers deserved to win. lie said Kurt Kambls did the "dlrtv w ork" for them wllh his 10 rebounds and Janies Worthy the "h e a v y work" with his 28 jiolnts "W hen they got really ugly. It got time to go to number 33.” Jones continued, mean­ Oelkers Shuts Down Greenville ORLANDO -* Bryan Oelkers flushed Ihe form which made his a college All-America Monday night, shutting down Greenville as Ihe Orlundo Twins claim ed u 5-3 victory In Southern League baseball at Tinker Field before 384 fans. Oelkers upped his record to 2-1 by going the llrst seven Innings, lie allowed five hits and two nins. lie struck out three and walked two Jason llelmurller mopped up In Ihe final Iwo Innings for Ihe save. Orlando. 26-30. Is lodged In last place In the East Division It plays Greenville ugaln tonight at 7:30. Any fan with five Campbell's Soup labels will be udmltted free. JefT Trout's three-run double In the third Inning wus the big blow for the O-Twlna. Greg Morhardt h ad an Rill d o u b le in the third and Sain S orer drilled a solo hum rr. hta third. 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L A Lokort I I0O - Booton 4. L A lo k o ri 1 INI - Boiton 4. Lt Lault I 1*40 - Booton 4. tt Lou il 1 l*»f - Boiton 4. Minneapolis9 1*10 — Lt Lou 11 4 Boiton I 1*11 - Booton 4. Lt. Loul* 1 l*M - Philadelphia 4. Fort Wayne I IV»L - Syracuse 4, Fort Wo.no J 1*14 — Minneapolis 4. irfO iu M I 1*11 - Minneapolis 4. Now York t IUJ - Minneapolis * Now York 1 1*11 — Rochester 4. Now York 1 1*10 - Minneapolis a. L iter use I 1*40- Minneapolis 4. Washington I 1*40 - Baltim ore 4. Philadelphia I l*«t - Philadelphia 4. Chicago I T 'i w i Buccaneers Sign 2 More Players TA M PA (UPI| — The Tam pa Bay Buccune-rs Monday signed two players taken In Ihe April draft, bringing to five the number of thrtr draft picks signed Inking contracts were defensive back Mike Prior of Illinois Stale, u seventh round pick, and running back Jam es "Pu nkln" Williams o f Memphis State, an l l l h round selection. Term s o f Ihe contracts were nol announced. Prior Is 6 fool and 200 pounds, while W illiam s Is 5-10 and 205 pounds. The Bucs Mill tiavc five o f the 10 draft picks unsigned. Including first-round selection Ron Holmes, a defensive end from Washington IFGoodrich Designed and engineered for n smooth ride and long mileage Lilesaver XLM* whitewall 0**»w 4I.M It* Booth's Slam Wins Pinto Title Tim m y Bocth socked a grand slam home run In the second Inning lo lead Lake Mary III lo a 12-2 victory over W inter Springs III In Seminole Pony Baseball Pinto Division action. The victory gave Lake Mary III the Pinto Division title. Ikieth also added a triple to the 19-hlt offensive attack and was the winning pitcher. Terrence Jenkins also rapped a triple for Lake Mary w hile Ryan La Bur and Nathan Shaw added RBI singles. Rain Curtails Big League, Legion ILBS MM ll.M 41 M LS H li lt APPLY TODAY “We Are Pleased To Announce That” . *46 ?! card kadi INSTANT CMDIT SPECIALmSSifi BrakeReline Rain forced postponement of the Oviedo Sc m l nol exApopka West Seminole Big League game Monday night at Lake Brantley High School. Lake Mary's Am erican Legion gam e with Boone was also rained out. The Semlnoles. 3-10. return to action to action Thursday at the Oviedo Little League Complex against Eustla at 7:30 p.m. AW S. 12-1. travels to Winter Garden. W « will. • Imttmll aow Inal Aar p o S • MarA—e rutoro • A p a r t fromI atoal Saor—go and tor*|ue to apart • /natal/ now root drum brad9 /uungo. a o r liM roar druaa O Blood and nidi bnk* if it a a A d d it a— al porta a alia aa lequtrod ...Walker Contlnnsd from BA full USFL schedule to surpass Dickerson's total. Critics, h ow ­ ever. will always cite the Inferior quality o f the league In which W a l k e r a c h i e v e d h is a c • cnmpltahment. "It's an honor to play for this t e a m ." W a lk e r said. “ T h e ofrnslve line has opened up a lot of holes, and If I didn't break the record. It would have been all my fault because they've played wonderfully.'* Since the seventh game of the season. Walker has carried on Ihe majority o f Ihe Generals' plays, yet defenses have not been sble to stop him. despite keying on the 6 -foot-l, 223pound tailback. "W e don't care what people bring against us.'* he said. "W e're Just goin g lo get down and dirty, and run the ball." W a lk e r a c h i e v e d th e 2.006yard milestone wllh a 4yard run on his eighth carry. Last week, he bettered his own USFL single season mark of 1.812 yards In a 17-7 victory over the Memphis Showboats. O ik — la rrliaa S W It a * M n wkaal ■liganaat. ad aad l a m i m JACK tROMIR u n n Formerly Of Jack Prosser Ford Has Joined Our Leasing Staff u u m u im r a n 3 Y E A R BATTER Y o g v to u t CAOUAC OUOMOOU AMC JHFHNkalOiVBOIItnUCn ' C a ll Htm A t 2800 SO UTH W O O D LAN D B L V D . P 0 BOX 609. D E L A N O , FL 12720 904/734 2861 (D ELA N O ) 828-1720 (FROM O ft L A N DO) 253 9600 (FROM D A Y T O N A BEACH) 1-8004218886 l �IA—tvtnlnfl H ra U . Sawlsrd. FI. Tiwid«|r, iww II. IW Battling Baptists W O RLD Leaders Back Peace Plan But Controversy Not Over IN BRIEF D ALLAS (U Pll — State leaders o f the nJllons 14.3 million Southern Baptists think they have a plan to resolve a feud bordering on schism In the nation's largest Protestant denomination — but not before the struggle lakes a decisive turn. Presidents o f the Southern Baptist Con­ vention's 37 state conventions Monday unanimously endorsed a 10-polnt "peace plan" establishing a 15-member committee "to determ ine the sources o f the con­ troversies" In the denomination and to recomend ways In which ihc disputes can be resolved. The presidents said Ihe peace plan Is barkrd by key leaders of the convent Ion's fundamentalist and moderate factions. But It will not la? presented for a vote to the 36.000 messengers, as voting delegates are called, until Wednesday, a day after the crucial vote for president. The three-day convention was to begin today with an address by SBC President 'We Are The World' Relief On Way To Starving In Africa ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia |UPI) — A plane bearing relief supplies bought with part of the $45 million from sales o f the hit record "W e are the W orld " was en route today to Ethiopia and Sudan, the two African nations worst hit by famine. The first airlift funded by royalties generated by the sale of 7.4 million single records and 4.4 million albums contained food, medicine and clothing. Including 15.000 "W e are the W orld" T-shirts, The Flying T iger Boeing 747 cargo Jet was due to stop first In Sudan today to unload half of Its 240.000-pound cargo. It was then to leave for Ethiopia with the other half. The United Nations estimates that more than 10 m illion people In the tw o countries face starvation. Marty Itogol, executive director o f USA for Africa, said he and other officials would remain In Sudan and Ethiopia " to see for ourselves that these supplies are delivered to the proper authorities." MUNICH. West Germany |UPI) - The son of wanted Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele announced today his father died six years ago In Brazil and said hr had no doubt that remains exhum ed In Sao Paulo are his father's. Rolf Mengele. u Freiburg lawyer, said In a statement released In Munich that he learned o f the death In 1979 o f the former doctor at the Nazi concentration camp In Auschwitz. Poland Me said he has no doubt the remains exhumed In Sao Paulo. Brazil. Iasi Wed­ nesday are those o f Ills father. The son said hr confirmed Ihe death Tuesday In a statement to the Frankfurt prosector s office, which has been hunting Mengele. the notorious "A n g el o f Death" Jordan Flight Hijacked To Sicily PALERMO. Sicily |UI‘1| — Hijackers firing submachine guns took over a Jordanian airliner In Beirut today and forced the crew to fly to Sicily after permission to land In Tunis was denied. The Royal Jordanian Airlines Boeing 727. which had 74 crew members and passengers. Including two Americans, touched down ul Palermo's Punta Ralsl Airport In Sclcly nt 3:13 p m (9:13 a.in. EST). Italian authorities said. It was hijacked In Beirut at 0:30a.m. (2:30a.m. EST.) Officials said Ihcy permitted the landing because the pilot radioed he was short of fuel. A caller claiming lo represent the Iman All forces o f the Sadr suicide brigade telephoned the Christian Voice o f Lebunon radio station In Beirut to take responsibility for Ilie hijacking, but the claim could not tie confirmed. The brigade la named afler Musa Sadr, the spiritual leader of Lebanon's Shiite Moslem community who disappeared on a trip to Libya In August 1978. ...L a w s C ontinu ed fr o m page 1A June Birthdays Miss 6 -Y ear D river's Licen se said there are no provisions to B eginnin g J u ly I. " s a fe " drivers will be getting a break In idlow drivers whose birthdays Florida when they renew their are In June to get the six-year driver licenses. Those renewing licenses. If a person's birthday was In their licenses In June, however, late June. Blocker said, and they will lie left out o f the deal. Drivers with no traffic vio­ were "safe drivers" he suggested lations for three years, will be they wait u day or tw o before they renew their license. Issued n six-year driver's license If u sale driver doesn't mind ralher than the usual four-year license. Glenn Blocker, deputy paying (he full 115 charge, they director of the drtver license can renew their license In July and get It for six yeurs. hr said. division for Florida. G iv e B lo o d , G e t F r e e L u n c h Any person 17 years or older may be eligible to donate blood. There Is no upper age restric­ tion. Each potential donor com ­ pletes a medical questionnaire and Is given a mini-physical to confirm eligibility. Every unit of blood that Is donated can benefit up to five patients, since most whole blood Is separated Into components. For more Information, cull the Central Florida Blood Bank at 849-6100. WEATHER A R IA FORECAST) Today variable cloudiness with scat­ tered afternoon thundrrsiumis. High In mid 90s. Light wind. Rain chance 50 percent. Tonight and Wednesday (tartly cloudy. Chance of mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms Low In low to mid 70s. High in low to m id 9 0 s . L ig h t s o u th o r southwest wind. Rain chance 30 rcent tonight and 50 percent ednesday. NATIONAL REPORT) Scores Hooded today, P o lice said a covered roads In closing part of officials said. foot o f w ater Pawhuska area, Oklahoma. BOATINO FORECAST: St. Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet out 50 m i l e s — W in d s o u t h to southwest 10 knots or less today except easterly 10 knots near shore south part this afternoon. Wind southwest 10 to 15 knots tonight and Wednesday. Sea 2 to 4 feet. Scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. of Oklahoma residents today EXTENDED FO EECASTi abandoned their homes to (foods Chance of afternoon and evening spawned by heavy rain, while thunderstorms mainly Thursday thousands In K entucky r e ­ and Friday. Lows around 70 mained without (tower for a north to near 80 extreme south. second day because of windy Rather hot alternoons with highs storms that authorities called near 90 in coastal areas lo mid Ihe worst In memory. An arc of 90s elsewhere. thunderstorms reached today AREA READINGS (A a.m.p from the southern Plains lo temperature: 8 0 : overnight low: southern Illinois. Tornado wat­ 7 3 : M o n d a y 's h i g h : 9 6 ) ches covered sections of Kansas. barometric pressure: 30.13; rela­ Oklahoma and Texas, and flash t iv e h u m id ity) 82 p e rc e n t: flood watches werr posted In winds: south at 7 mph; rain: .60 Missouri, Colorado. Kansas and Inch: sunrise: 8:27 a.rn., sunset Oklahoma. Seven Inches of rain 8 2 3 p.m. soaked Oklahoma In two days, . . WEDNESDAY TIDES) pushing thr Ulrd Creek oul of Its Daytona Beach) highs. 4:27 b a n k *. T h i r t y fa m ilie s In u.m.. 4:59 p.m.: lows. 10:28 I'swhucka fled from floods that a m . , 1 0 :1 1 p . m . t P o r t nearly covered some homes. Canaveral: highs. 4:19 a m .. Another 100 residents were 4 51 p.m.j lows. 10:19 a m .. 1 1 0 2 p.m.; Bayparti highs. evacuated in Sklatook. About 18,000 acres o f land along the 9:51 a m.. 0:11 p.m.: lows, 3:28 Bird Creek were expected lo be a m., 5 01 p m. OAKLAWN flM U A l NOME/CUMTUT ■a M I m SS fastral a Flartf. MMwWlsfcs Mary U24JAJ "W e re not dealing at this convention with w ho's going to be our next presiding officer." William L. Self of Atlanta said at a moderate-sponsored forum Monday. " I firmly believe that we re dealing with some kind o f coalition between certain political grou p s and certain re lig io u s groups, because the political groups want access lo the resources of our convention." S elf mentioned a coalition Involving broadcast executive Ted Turner. Sen Jesse Helms. R-N.C.. and Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell. formed In an efTorl by Turner to take control of the CBS television network. But fundamentalists insist the Issue is theological. The Rev. W .A. Criswell, pastor of the denomination’s largest church. First Baptist of Dallas, defended the attack on liberalism as "dedication to the Infalable word o f God.” Mengele's Son Says Body Probably His Father's U.S. officials have said the Ethiopian government has failed to make transportation available for distribution o f relief supplies. Every blood donor who rolls up a sleeve at Flea World's community blood drive Satur­ day and Sunduy will receive a free lunch compliments of Flea World. Flea World, located on U.S. Highway 17-02 south of Hanford. Is sponsoring the weekend drive for the Central Florldu Blood Bank. The blood trank mobile unit will be In (h r west parking lot of the complex from 11 a.rn. loti pm . both days. Charles Stanley o f Atlanta. The presidential balloting, which begins later today. Is considered the plvltol issue In the struggle between fundamentalists and moderates for long-term control of the denomination's administrative machinery, especially the boards that oversee the church’s six theological seminaries, Registration late Monday approached 36.000. and some ob servers said the numbers suggested a Stanley victory. The previous record for messengers was 22.872. set in Atlanta In 1978. Fundamentalists, who claim the denomi­ nation is drifting loward liberalism, have controlled the presidency for the past five years and this year will seek to re-elect Stanley for a second one-year term Moderates, who prefer lo be called denom­ inational loyalists, argue that right wing politics Is the Issue. They will nominate a reluctant W Winfred Moore o f Amarillo. Texas, to oppose Stanley. (jJaliina 323-1204 [ church. Langley sold, noting 20 different public placrs where one may not carry u gun are listed In the bill. In other legislation approved (luring Ihe session. Langley Mid ol particular Interest to Seminole County m ay lie (he new money tunneled Into public education. " W i t h t h e n ew m o n e y , ...S to re Continued fro m page I A Harden said. The code enforcement board Is the arm o f county government which hrars complaints against persons charged with violating county ordinances. Harden said he and Ihe vice deputies were Invited lo Inspect Ihc store last week by the owners. "T h e owners Indicated they are trying In open under the law. Right now they have a sign on their door saying Ihcy are open and they are having a sale on lingerie." lie said when he drove by the shop on his way to other county business Thursday, there was only one car In Ihc shop's parking area. Indicating It isn't getting much business. Meanwhile, Book, pastor of the Northside Christian Church In Altamonte Springs, said a new irganl/.itlitn, called ( RAMI’ (Clt Izrns Rightfully Against Moral i'ollutlon) has been formed to who 1s wanted for complicity In the murder of 400.000 people, mostly Jews. In a brief four-paragraph statement, the son said he went to Brazil In 1979 to confirm his father's death. Be said the Mengele family ts ready to give any help It can lo Identify Ihe body. Hr said he was sure that the forensic experts In Brazil now examining (he body, which was burled under an assumed name, would confirm II was his father's The son ended his statement by saying. "My deepest sympathy goes to all Ihe victims and their relations." He did not elaborate but he apparently meant the concentration cam p Inmates Mengele selected for death at Auschwitz and those who were ihe victims o f his barbaric S e m in o le C o u n t y 's p u b lic schools will rank 16th In Ihe state In the dollars allocated by the stale for the school system." he said. "W e did well there." he s a id , n o tin g as w e ll th at $337,000 was allocated to plan a new adult education building at Seminole Community College. The master leacher program, under which certain teachers were to be considered masters and given annual bonuses, was eliminated, he said "put a cramp against porno­ graphy." Book said he and 18 other m e m b e r s p ic k e t e d th e establishment Monday and he a lo n g w ith a c o a l i t i o n o f ministers have determined that the shop Is not within the legal distance, established by county law. from a church and a church school. "II would seem Ihe land man­ agement department is waffling on Its decision to enforce the law as far as this store ts concerned and saying whether the store can be open Is contingent on the amount of pornography sold and th e a m o u n t a v a i l a b l e to teenagers," Book said He disagreed with Harden on whether pornographic materials are nrj display. Book said a cameraman accompanied him Into the store and took photo­ graphs of a variety o f magazines Including Penthouse and Hustler and others with cover photos of nude men and women In "pro­ vocative poses and appealing to the prurient and anim alistic medical experiments. " I have no doubt that the corpse exhumed on June 5. 1985. ai the Embu cemetery in Brazil Is the last remains o f my father. Josef Mengele." the son said In his statement, which he submitted lo the Frankfurt prosecutor's ofTlce and released lo the press. " I am sure lhal the forensic Investigation sexin will confirm ihls." he said. "T h e family Is ready to give additional facts that will lie o f use. In New York, lumous Nazi hunter Simon Wlesenthal said hr was not swayed by Mengele's statement. "It's not a mailer of believing." he said. " Il's a matter of close a case or not close a case A man who was sllenl six years after ihe death o f Ihe father cannot be enough, That legislation adopted in 1984. w h ich called for the special bonus to those consid­ ered master teachers, was highly criticized by the Seminole Edu­ cation Association, the teacher's union In the county, as dis­ criminating against all teachers. The association said Ihe master teacher money should have been allocated to give all teachers u bonus. For the mobile home com m u­ nity dwellers, legislation was li t s i m e r l s .'* Threatening un "uprising of the sleeping giant of the religious c o m m u n i t y " to s a v e U .S . Highway 17-92 from becoming another Orange Blossom Trail. Book warned that Christians are not going to stand for stores such as the Connextlon operat­ ing. He said the state owns the right of way Into the establish­ ment and It muy tee pressured to ...P o lic e C on tin u ed from page 1A Instructed commissioners to study the applicants resumes between now and then. Under the revamping of the city hall staff, requested by City Manager Frank Faison, nine city divisions will be consolidated Into tw o new departments — engineering and planning and administrative services. Engineering -»nd phoning will Include engineering, planning, contracts and building and ton- approved to straighten oul am­ biguous language in the mobile home lax law. he said. The special tax. Langley said, was based on the length of towing devices on mobile homes. The new law says the towing device Is lour feel long, he said. New taxes authorized by the legislature Include a 5 percent tux on Interstate telephone calls and a tax on pipe tobacco and snuff Langley said the tax will amount to about 20 cents per can of sihiIT. close that right o f w ay."If the Connextlon Is successful in get­ ting rounty approval to continue operating, the domino effect will prevail and and sleazy gyp Joints will be located on 17-92 from Maitland lo Casselberry.” In the meantime. Book said a camera will be trained on the shop In constant surveillance of the traffic entering and leaving. Ing Personnel, data processing, licensing, purchasing and In­ ternal auditing will fall Inlo administrative services. The staffs w ill remain the same, except for the uddltlon of three new positions — a city planner for the engineering de­ partment and a director and budget a n alyst fo r the a d ­ m inistrative services depart­ ment. The additional staff will cost about $36,000 this year and about $ 1 4 6 ,0 0 0 n ext year. Faison says the plan will In­ crease efficiency and add mere expertise to the city staff. - R ick B raasoa AREA DEATHS ADELE RUTH SMITH Mrs Adcle Rulh Smith, 83, of 2201 S. T erra ce Blvd.. died Sunday at Florida HospitalAltam onte Springs. Born In Brooklyn. N.Y. on Dec. 20. 1901. she moved to Long wood from Sayvlllc. N.Y. In 1958. She was a retired dietary supervisor and an Episcopalian. She was also a m e m b e r o l th e A m e r ic a n Association of Retired Persons. She Is su rviv ed by her a daughter. Margaret Maloney, Huntington Beach. California; a son. Francis M. Smith. Port Allen. La.: four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrange menu are be­ in g h a n d l e d b y B a ld w in Fairchild Funeral Home, Forest City. ELRIB ZETTLER Mrs. Elsie Zettlcr. 59. or 475 Country Club Drive. I-ong wood, died Sunday at her home. Bom March 15, 1926 In Denver, Colo., she moved to Longwood from Lexington Park, Md. In 1966. She was an artlsi and a member of Ascension Lutheran Church. Mrs. Zettlcr was alio a member o f th e D o r c u i G u ild o f Casselberry and Ihe Orange County Antst League. She is s u r v i v e d by h e r husband. Edward, and a ton. M a y n a r d , b o th o f W in t e r Springs, a daughter. Sandra. Altamonte Springs H a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altum onlr Springs. In charge of arrangements. ford. In charge of arrangements. CATHERINE LOUISE ODHAM LOUISE SCAFF ARDINE Mrs. Catherine Louise Odham. 55. o f 711 E. First St.. Sanford, died Sunday at her home. Bom In Sanford on June 29. 1929. she was a lifelong resident. She w u t a h om em a k er and a m em ber of Ihe First Baptist Church of Sanford. Mrs. Odham is survived by her daughter. Carol Ann Edwards of Sanford; three brothers. Russell. Sanford; Bralley. Orlando, and Glenn. Scbrtng; and a sister. Mildred. Tallahassee. G ram k ow F u n e r a l H om e. Sanford, In charge o f arrange­ ments. Mrs. Louise Scaff Ardine. 66. of 1215 Madelena Drive. Winter Springs, died Monday at Florida H o sp lta l-A lta m o n te S p rin gs. Horn Nov. 28. 1 9 1 8 in Hamilton C ounty. Fla., she m oved to W inter Springs from Jasper. Fla. In 1978. She was a retired bookkeeper and a Methodist Survivors Include two daugh­ ters. Bunnye Boinar. Longwood. Carole Peterson. Jasper; three sisters. Ollvt Law. Wllllston. Uldean Joiner. Lake City. Thelm a W ilt o n . G a in e s v ille , tw o brothers. G.W. Hutcherson. Lake C ity . J o h n H u tc h e rs o n , W ellborn , and seven gran d ­ children. Harry T . Reid Funeral Home. Jasper. In charge of arrange­ ments. LENA NORRIS TAYLOR Mrs. Lena Norris Taylor. 74. of 1008 E. 9th SI. died Thursday at F lo r id a H o s p lta l-A lta m o n te Springs. Born Nov. 10. 1910 In Jefferson County. Fla , she was a resident of Sanford for 60 years. A housewife, she was a member of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford. S u r v iv o rs In clu d e a son, Raymond Norms. Sanford; nine sisters. Abblc Davis. Ella Neley, F l o r a H a w k in s . A n n l b e l l Robinson and Nancy Allen, all of Sanford. Willie Lee Craddock, O viedo, Henrietta Robinson. Goldenrod. Sally Rouch and Mary Lee Reilly. Rochester. N.Y.; two brothers. Raymond King, Sanford, and Frank B King. Washington. D.C. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ EDMUND M. BEAUQRAND Mr. Edmund M. Beaugrand. 52. o f 1455 Lady Amy Drive. Casselberry, died Monday at the Longwood Health Care Center. Bom June 11. 1932 In Ontario. C a n a d a , he m o v e d l o C a s s e lb e rry from M em ph is. T e n n . In 1965. He w as a mortgage broker and a member o f ih e P ra irie Lake Baptist Church In Fern Park. He was also a member and past presi­ dent o f the East Orange and Winter Park Sertomaclubs. He la survived by two sons. Clifford A. and JefTerey S.. both of Memphis, a daughter. Christie Lee. Winter Park, his mother. Lucille A. Wendell. Winter Park, a sister. Joan Lucille Mtllon. Winter Park, and two grand­ children. Funeral services are being handled by Hawthorne Funeral Home. Orlando. BARK RAT BRONSON JR. Earl Ray Bronson Jr.. 56. of l-*05 Lasted W ay. Casselberry, died Sunday at South Seminole Community Hospital. Longwood. Bom Nov. 17, 1928 In Vineland. Fla. he moved to Casselberry from Sorrento in 1974. An Air Force veteran, he was a long-distance truck driver and a Baptist. He Is survived by his wife, Juanita: a son, Donald R.. Casselberry; three daughters. Janice Lewis. Sorrento. Connie a n d R o n n e t t e , b o th o f C a s s e lb e rry ; tw o b roth ers, Herbert. Corpus Chrlstl. Texas. Thomas. Sanford: and a sister, D o r is S y d r l l . O ly m p ia . Washington. Brlsson G u ard ia n Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of arrangements. Funeral Notice SSOMtOM. I t I L RAY - G .f r — i t Kxiaral M rvteM n r Mr Carl O ar arsRHM J r . M. of i r u laataft Way. C a iw ta irry. ska Stas fcmaay. o a t a t a u a ) 0 m T W t S a y St Loss Camttarr F rtan si may cal) R a Amaral Kama WaSaa Say I t pm Arrartfam antt ky Brluan F iMara) Hama, a G uarsun chasal. m H )| �P EO P LE Evening Harald. Sanford. FI. Tuesday. Juno II, i n i — 1B Mother's Wild Goose Tale Became A Bedtime Favorite DEAR ABBT: Whenever you mention that poem. "I Had a Mother Who Read to Me. * I have to lauf(h because my mother never read to me. I used to beg her to read to me. but she couldn't be bothered with that tedious business. Instead, she'd tell me bedtime stories that were more or less true. The one I liked best was the one about how she and her cousin A lic e tried to make whiskey. They filled a large crock with w ater, w h ea t, oats, grains, raisins and raw potato peelings, and any other garbage they could find. After a couple of weeks, the m lvi ire In the crock smelled so bad. my brandmother Insisted they get rid of It. so Mom and Alice earned the crock down by the rtver and dumped It on th e b a n k . N a t u r a l l y Grandma's geese followed them and gobbled It all up. Pretty soon. Grandma looked out the window and saw all her geese lying about In the yard. She thought they were dead, so she got the girls to pluck all the down from the geese and told them that as soon as their grandfather got home from the lumber mill, he'd have to bury those dead geese. (The geese were not dead; they were drunk!) The next morning the geese were running around the yard s ta rk n a k e d , so G ra n d m a crocheted little Jackets for them to wear, and that was the last time my mother and her cousin A l i c e e v e r t r ie d to m ak e whiskey. DEAR ABBT: Recently you printed a true-false quiz titled "H ow Much Do You Know About Homosexuality?" You said all the statements In the quiz were false. Dear Abby COLORADO SPRINGS DEAR JOE: Thanks for a dandy day brlghtener. DEAR ABBT: Very often you ask people to forgive and forget, so I thought the enclosed poem (found In a magazine) might appeal to you and your readers It made me smile, and I hope It makes you smile, too. RICK IN TACOMA DEAR RICKi Smile? I laughed out loud. And here It Is: FORGIVENESS The friend who ran off with your wife. Forgive him for his lust: The chum who sold you phony stocks. Forgive his breach of trust: The pal who schemed behind your back. Forgive his evil work. And when you 're done — forgive yourself For being such a Jerk. CONFIDENTIAL TO INTEL­ L E CTUA L IN W OODBURT. N. J: T h e true Intellectu al learns because he wants lo know — not because he wants others lo know that he knows. JOE EASTMAN. I believe one statement Is true: " I f a person Is gay. no amount of th e r a p y or m o tiv a tio n can change him ." My own study of bisexual or homosexual husbands (to be published soon) Is the only study of married gays with a six-year follow-up. Not one of the married men In our sample, despite years o f “ norm al" married sex. has overcom e the desire to be with n.rn. If you have Information with which I am not familiar. 1 would like to see It. If not. please eliminate that question, as It encourages homosexuals to seek useless therapy from counselors who have not carefully reviewed the re s e a rc h , und p erh a p s b e c a u s e of their own homophobia, or Just from Igno­ r a n c e . t r y to " h e l p " th e h o m o s e x u a l. T h e e ffe c t Is (besides loss of time and moneyl to delay accepting (hopefully affirming) a gay Identity. DAVID MATTESON. PH.D. DEAR DR. MATTESON: You are correct. The statement In the quiz ahould have read: " I f a person 1s gay. with the proper therapy and motivation, he can tie changed." Thut statement Is false. I apologize for the con­ fusion. 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Palmetto Ave. SANFORD ----- s3 0 00 With This Ad FO R CO M PLETE LAWN CA RE O len e G lllm e n M A R Y ’ S H A IIII’ O I t T 7640 NUWAIHA Art ML 127ISM SAW0410, TLA Y r r r r r tV T T T jr r jT n a a a m — ****** s s s m s ii NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION SEMINOLE VETERINARY HOSPITAL no MUHoew nvsa ow AC v im • Vnoa Antanota • Dtoqnoeltc preventtv* m e d icin e denHaky k aurgery • Ipeckjlty In Internal m e dicin e 3 2 2 -6 4 6 5 321-0120 ist* W. lean m. to Grandma's— com ­ p le te w ith m u ffin s bulging with btueberrlrs. old fashioned stick randy, antique*, and family portrait* Jim and Judy Haun. manager* and owner* of McGuffcy's Restaura n t and C o u n try Store. loealrd In Ih r Del Ion a Pla/a on DrIlona Boulevard. Invltr you to rxprrlcncr tfir delightful tantr*. lanttlU In g sn irll*. and n osta llg lc dreor d e ­ signed to Lake you back lo G randm a* day. The restaurant war* n a m e d after the McGuffry Reader, the p r in c ip a l text and ch aracter builder o f classroom* In the late IHOOx and early 1900*. M c G u ffc y 's H ea d er bring* back memories of a slower paced day when rock candy cost a penny a handful, holi­ day gathering* with appetising smell* waf­ ting from the kitchen and a table laden with d e lic io u s food on ly G randm a rould pre­ pare and m i does the restaurant. This simple, honest, no-nonsense approach applied lo Ihr kllrhrn i* what ihi* lumlly res• Mirant Is alt about McGuffey's Restaurant Salad Works and country store Highlight of a trip to McGuffey's 1* a visit to the "salad works," an all-you cn n ea l salad h.ir that features more than JO salads and Iresh Irull* and vegeta­ bles Experiment with ih r s e unusual l o p ­ ping* nunflowrr seeds, raisins, peanuts and drv cereal N oo h ls u lfa le s or v e g e ta b le w h lte n rrs are used oil salad bar vegetables. 111 fart, very few non-food chemicals are used In the loml ai McGulley's since most o f the fare Is made from sc ra tch , notes J im . And another surprise— McGill ley's serves real mashed potatoes. H o m e m a d e specialties Include pies and sou p F resh ly baked blueberry muf­ fins, served with all dinners urr also avail­ able to buy to lake MrGufTey'a In 1981. The delightful country store recreates the atmosphere of the late 1800s with merchandise such as |M)tpourrl, penny can­ dles. folk art. haskels. handdlpprd candles, and antiques. McGuffey's Is open Irom H a m. to 8:30 p in. Monday through Saturday and 9 a m. to 8 p m on Sunday. Visa and M astercard are honored. home. T h e m en u o f f e r s complete Sd 95 dinners or a la carte meals, many priced at $3.95 and B4 95 A popular favorite Is all the fish you can eat (tried or broiled) w ith potato and vegetab le. Hrer a n d w in e a re a ls o served. J Im d i r e c t e d Hudson's Restaurants In Detroit for five years Irefore joining Holiday House a* vice president pr l ^i r t o o p e n i n g A large, private din­ ing room Is available for meeting* and social gatherings. They also olft-r a take-out service, party trays and cater­ ing f a l l 574 -UkX). Orange Hearing Aid Center Offer Free Hearing Tests • Com plel# V e fe n n o ry Swnrtce* PHONE A D V E R T IS IN G McGuffey's Restaurant, Store Spices Food With Nostalgia ******* "S a y It With Balloons** Evening Herald Herald Advertiser A D V E R T IS IN G A D V E R T IS IN G (Ph. 323 iO r 322 , Jackie tetoven Oeeraler T re e la llm a f a t Prepared by Advertising Dept, of r e l a x e r CALL 321*2391 or 321*214* ER W IN -Business Review d ■ a a*A ...KtffflBgRkli- The Service Center WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR and tVUIIUll PAWN SHOP Ow tew . I I * tlM AVENUE, SANFORD P R E C IS IO N S H A R P E N IN G C E N T E R Hand Saw* * Powt# kw t * Chain low* Ph. 323-1327 htiioa •Knlv#* • Clippon • lawn Mowcri 2109 S FRINCH A V I., SANTORO S M A L L E L E C T R IC A L R E P A IR S H|M i i,rt I a .itjii e C iit in iii W in k Seauly'Sorbet Shop Equipment Small Appliance* * Iti <umr |\|I1II|III l i - v i l n e lint. \ Iti jMir e i I in k • W .iii h Iti |u ir e Ming S iz in g H AND MADE C O U N TR Y C R AFTS Slu m Si ltin g A u u i.iis .iN 3 2 3 - 3 9 6 6 UNIVERSAL SATELLITE TV THE FURNITURE HOUSE COMFim STSTIM INSTAUID fOR AS 1740 N O R T H H I G H W A Y 17 *2 SOUTH OF F L E A W O R L D FIRST T R A F F I C LIG H T * 3 6 '; ioo% nNANCtnc available TO QUAtinfD BL’YTRS r t n u i eifuuci r u ii NOH1HOF HIGHWAY 414 ACROSS FROM HANOYWAV. i f NEW-USED FURNITURE f i ANTIQUES V IR Y LITTLE MARKUP LOW P R IC IS LAYAWAY W I OCUVIR Beauty OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 321 2003 liunglnr a >alr UJI ihr krrl nf C U R LS ALL T Y P E S <m 0 STARTING AT S55 NOW O O CARE FREE CURLS* ELASTA CURLS PERMS *25 up R E L A X E R S *25 up LEVOLOR* Iziu/nr hlltulm, trrtnal. in hunilrrth id ■■■/nr. in r «riling dmm nmr tutu it ■ and V e rtic a l Itliiu l aluminam.. h '. hrrr anil rr.ru ami ihr tating* nrr (ania.iic. A C C E N T C 0 L 0 R IN Q C h r is t e n s o n w a s txirn with a moderate h earin g loss In the right «ar due to nerve damage. Though It was discovered as early as i Ik llrst grade, he did n ot g e t h e lp w ith hearing aids unlit the age o f 38. Bill Christenson, hearing aid specialist, goes over test results v/ilh client on comtnou ground. "T h e end result Is lh.il they do not buy a lot ol hype that won t work, hut arr told realI * t lc a 11 y w h a t t o expect In line with this I sell our 30 day trial a* ,i benefit. In the end It is the client who Is the judge." ”1 sought help all those years, blit wus told an aid wouldn't w ork." hr explained. CONSIGNMINIS WIICOMI 8 3 1 -5 7 4 4 G R E E N ’S 1-foaSei # Fin e Je w e lry H a irs cottm i n t - 4arxxxctocas» *4 r a n • an Fnrntl A Dully Fnggln iimc as Hill Christenson Is a state licensed specialist with Orange Hearing Aid Crntem ai 120 S, H ig h w a y 17-92 In C a s s e lb e r r y and al Medco Dim mini Drugs. 2701 S. Orlando Drive, S a n fo rd E le ctro n ic hearing tests urr given Irre al the Sanlord center on Monday only and at Casselberry. Monday through Fri­ day. ! \ o w "The reuMin I chose the H ea rin g Health profession Is to prevent this sa m r situation fr o m h a p p en in g to others Hring a user myself gives me a llrst hand k n o w le d g e o f wh a t th e c lie n t Is experiencing We are A n o o b 11 g a 11 o n bearing test and de­ m on stra tion can be o b ta in ed by t a ilin g H34 8778 or 323-5702 FREE COLOR ANALYSIS By Appointment Only Call For Oatall* Second lm a |(r c o > s iG > m :v r ( Hui harry. ihU t fj l ) CRAFT C LA S SES '/ r j » rrA . t l.„ 1015 Hwy. 17 92 Longwood THORHHIU INTERIORS, ETC. h i m worn, n iti-urt zer to a * a j o a m m f ip y i w e e n n , , , J T «uw sa*M <K M m I N m cm !* m C jIt 4 SUMMER DAY CAMP ; A* * t SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR ' 6 THROUGH 12 YEAR OLDS Ac*t4 630 RIVEHVIIW SVC cseaeie’ >e asM*m i >« oar s a am i«araa W E E K L Y Activities Include: Swimming Bowling Picnic* Skating Motiea Spone Arte S Crette Computer Skill* I'rrai Your Child To An Action I ‘ached Sum m er OF Fun And IXUly Field Tnpm I •aX PoTn l M | , W54W9I M3-S4M BLAIR AGENCY NOW MAXING HATS AND SOFT SCULPTURE A &$ ZAYRE PLAZA Airport Blvd. A 17 t l 323-4569 Sanford SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SR 22't FILED ALSO INSURE MOBILE HOMES, MOTORCYCLES HOMES, REC-VEES 323-2005 MON. THRU TH U R S. 7 p .m . • 9 p .m . V;4 rttr i hwy, ir n wtri oue» non Com e In And Hmwae IVai To Jr-fl T) 32.3-<mi •ale rml. nr it 6 9 5 -6 6 9 9 l o t h i %<* IU). IT-VJ A 27ik Si. Sanfunl Selling Ssnlord lot 2T Tear* OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9 5 “CALL BLAIR AND COMPARE" 323-7710 or 323-3866 2510A OAK AVE. SANFORD Comet o l S. Park A**. A Oak „ rtf' 0 . 0 . HAIR SHERWOOD PRO. B.C. Rm. 4325 pMkajf SpacUl Regulator Octopus Com bo Gauge B C Jacket $349°°: NOW M 9 9 Gaar SpatUU Ha»»F ton a.* *16* Dm It* Bin. I total • -l• « * O.M *•• *i4 m . 1* Cta« *•%«> ftau 'll* * totkai Dl.ataqM *14" liliim l.M iU u fl.l 'll** aam I m 4 * t l| M l r l'is *.'#tai S*Ha *6** U .M ...U I MtaftSa data. S I U 4 U H U 4 R 6 A l TAM O W Tt M TV W>i F 19* S m 4% H V c 191 lO N C W X X O M F W t Sm 4 4 S m 194 » The strategic more is to tell it in the Herald Busiaess Review CALL 322-2611 �Evening Herald Sanford. Fl. [Business Review Prepared by Advertising Dept, ol Evening H erald Herald Advertiser C o te rOUK • fu r 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 BUSINESS O N CALENDAR How ! IHl MOVI T lo w e rs For Every O ccasion And Budget • "Si ' V s Seminole Veterinary Hospital Is Located In New Facilities Seminole Veterinary /Hospital. previou sly ijqcated on 27lh Street, has moved to new farll.ItIcs at 2525 W. 25th !St.. Sanford, and Is offering complete veter­ inary servlres for small a n im a ls in c lu d in g p r e v e n t i v e and diagnostic m edicine, 'dentistry and surgery. Dr. f e d H ellhorn. •{V eterin a ria n . has a specialty in veterinary ■ Internal medicine and in taurd i rrlilled He Is M ir of only Hirer such specialists in privuic prat lire In (he slalc. He has been In practice since 1973. the past five years of which has hern in Sanford Or. Hellhorn has in­ strumentation. such as a flexible endoscope and an rlectrocardlo* graph, and facilities for tlolng special referral work from other veterinarians. Raised In Oviedo, he graduated from the University of Florida and Auburn Unlversl ly's Veterinary School He did Ills |H)3l gradu­ ate work In Hoslon and al Ohio Stale. Or Sandra Merchant will t>e joining him on stall In August A I9H4 graduate of ihr Univer­ sity of Florida School of Veterinary Medicine, stir did post-graduate work for 15 mouths at - ■ *1 322 3 3 15 3 2 2 -7 6 4 2 DECORATING DEN III Muuwr»r*a V iiH t IWBI U N I PHILIPS 319 W. 13t* ST. SANFORD WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12 WE DO IT ALL Including • N a ll Tfpg * f r* B rim Arvhetg * Car PNhrcldf • Manrcur»* * L m R I B*c-a* f M « * Ptacfic Uf** • Faff# I ye L it h M t Baa.d Trim* • k aip Traatmanfa HAIR NOW -. Y ^ ^ UNISEX HAIR STY LIN G C wraia M(»t Own*. T e l . 3 2 2 - 8 7 1 1 607 W a large animal hospital In New York City, thr Animal Medical Center Or. Fldclma ''Sam ” K e n n e d y , w h o has In-rn working part time al (he hospital will be le a v in g I a I e r t h 1 » month to go lo Hoslon w h e re sh e wi l l do |x>st-graditale work in veterinary pathology. A s p e c i a l i s t on c a n in e a n d f e l i n e ophthamology is also available. The modem facilities Include a preparation FABRICS AND RUGS ^ S A LE S : T?A a*ravan 321 0741 ■ c c D M irc * ** 887aa 830 66S8 ^ a L N V Iv C a MMffY ★ R E N T A LS : cm a T iv c ii • AUTO • note owim »s • U O I U I HOMES Tha h a* hooting laat will ba giran Monday thru Friday — thla woali al thtCaaaalbony o llk * and Monday iM haBanlotd Me* lion Call I ha numbat balow and w rin g * lor an appotnlmant. or drop In *1 your conronlonca HEARING kCM UaCM TELEPH O N E QUOTES W ELCOME A t la n t ic B a n k B ld g on 322-0501 Sanford. FL »77f OMN ftUNOAT ft * m I p A W*opo« t p m Alt Nhphl »MJOY OUR BUN BRUNCH T A M OUT SERVICE C O U P O N CALL 3215728 DAY & NIGHT GRILL su n MARKET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS 'l W IT H P A R T IC IP A T IN G S T Y L IS T ||| I C o m p la l* F i l m • Haircut, Parmananl Wftra O And Shampoo A Sal And racal** A Wrillan Ouaranla* Only Al Haadlmara Call Now For An Appotnlmant It ME A TIMA ISW/lti IM nrt* Ph. 3 2 3 -6 7 2 8 I n c lu d a t %/ '% ta x (h * tv i4 304 E. COMMERCIAL ST. SANFORO, FL 32771 (30&) 3231137 H O U RS S a n lo rd Mon Fr »5 30 Saturday 0-12 Noon PAC N' SEND 8 FREE GIFTWRAP WITH EVERY PACKAGING A SHIPPING OR NEE0 A SPECIAL GIFT SEND TROPICAL FRUIT Prtcai Start As Low As S119S - Include* Shipping RAOUUXNO PACKAGING lU P P L R t « I• • . *i > CUB TON B O ltB FRUIT ORDERS FOAM MCH.0 BTBVtM GIFT WRAPPING FREE S P I N A L E V A L U A T I O N for the UTTII ADS that MEASURE UP... inSales and Profits. £ // •ft# th* ~ -^ K BUSINESS REVIEW! *• Don't d*My. (t a r t your od in lh* n t it b u s . . . . F ia q u a n i M aadacC aa Law B a ck o r H ip Pam O o rm a a t o> L u t s o l S>**p N u m b naaa Ol H and* of F**l N a n o u ftn aa * Hack P a in o r Bltlfn*** Arm and S h o u ld # ' Pam 2701 S. ORLANDO DR. SANFORD, FL 123 5702 IN” *%f ***** a.i« t *• •«*«' la^ pf i® *f> oat an do m .'in:! % • U n • LOW • B U B M A U * BU SJM SS cm HOURS 8 AM - 9 PM ; Dm A Weak z blocks norm or boctiacx as LON6WOOD ■ Mil t AJOOK1 BLVD - MMIOAO • • i . u m « i s , ft w m . h r a i l i; ; iiqi K I N m BUtlKSS FOR SO YIAJtS IN PWVACY Of MY HOME *•o* * 8A M TO 8 P M 7 Days A Wr«fc 365 0**v A Ydf in i \ P a d . P re w e a i . | a |B r f HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS S A N F O R D P A I N C O N T R O L C L IN IC O F C H I R O P R A C T I C , IN C . « « s ti-> a n m W PALM CARD CRYSTAL BALL READINQ -Msl» *•»***♦ vAMH*a**i|jtaftftMs' M aqi e'-#aMM•ItMFM • ai. gts-w- *% r- I*3'H air**»■%4US' i«r» »HI t*41*♦»**, I t• -. MADAME KATHERINE (■iutwa laclaMa Fntao Uutyw*, fa (baa tftM. Ibarl U | tnt {ban Ir a tat Aa4 t>a Wrtft Owtar 1 •* • .* Coll: 322-2611 WAANiM MMAU OF PWCMD NUYIS M EO CO DISCOUNT 0RUQ3 2101 F re n c h A yen u * Ph 305 321 5 8 5 1 1 -i-Fi'd m FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL * (305) 195-7005 N *kW «w *a awwnaa*- aa M M AD If tad u 0 A **> lb. ••*■ Fraa Tk* AM b a w M a r vo rtt> arsT psychic fon is b a by CtNINAL FLORIDA SCENE MAGAZINE • M » i r » « | F a r I t N ila T k . i *4 W * A ls o m s k t 1 s t a n d 2 n d m o r t g a g e lo a n s o n R e s id e n t ia l o r C o m m e r c i a l R e a l E s t a t e u p to 1 1 00 .0 00 . P e rs o n a l lo a n s a re a v a ila b le AmTILE in c l u d i n g R e v o lv in g C re d it L in e . ALL THE FISH YOU CAN EAT Eytry ftidnudiy And Fndiy' Sarytd 11 A M 8 39 P M Golden Fried Or Broiled Cod Filet With f ranch Fntt Rail Maihad M F a m i l y C r e d it S e rvic e s , In c. fw f A Q O h S R *14 h t A A t F M m th a F a n l a w . ft » i(> i * C u fl U tm . Company ' ■ompWlr 11 D e lt o n a Plaza D e lt o n a 5 7 4 -4 6 0 0 * MARTIN U O n . NCR 831-3400 3 — - — 7 - - - CERAMIC TILE SALES A INSTALLATION • WALL & FLOOR TILES • ACCESSORIES GROUTS & CLEANERS • WELCOME DO IT YOURSELF CUSTOMERS" • LOTS OF COLORS-SIZES-PATTERNS Q % Ot Baked Potato. Cola Slaw 0» ^ D Vagaiabla. Tartar Sauca » 6 .9 5 M O N .- S A T . 8 -8 :3 0 S U N . 8 :3 0 -8 H U Licensed M T IM A T IS - Insured * Bonded 2 0 7 E o a t 2 5 th S t . ( A c * H a r d w a r e S l d g .) (323-2504) H0U8S /ZQ Q Axaat MON mvil Fll. S4I. I»S (6Vy-46B7J TWS « 0 JUN 8FFT OBIT John A N oble Pn rk rr ■ Tile Contntcton Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship In­ ternational breuklasl meeting. 6 30 a itv, Holiday Inn. Stale Road 436 and W yniorc Road. Altamonte Springs. Fur details call 656-4255 Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Mi.on h, 1302 K Second St.. Sanlord. 9 a in. to 5 pm Florida Hospllal-Altantontr Branch. I I am to 7 p m. A AR P S a n fo rtl C hapter 1977 Board o f Directors. 10 a m . Greater Sanlurd Chamber of Commerce building. 400 E. Firs! Si Iram tenuis organizational meeting. 11 a m . West monte Park. Altamonte Springs Schedules and match days will lie *ci. For Information cnnlael Candy Goeliel ul 862-0090 Sanlord Kiwunls Club. iitHtn. Sanford Civic Center. C asselberrv Rotarv breakfast 7 30 a in.. Casselberry Senior Center, 200 N f.ake Triplet Drive. Financial advisory service lor senior citizens available by appointment, I p m . Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N Lake Triplet Drive Cail 831-3551, ext 2t>4 Medicare help lor seniors. IO a in until noon. Casselberry Senior Center 200 N Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Maitland-South Seminole Chumtter ol Com­ merce executive Uinrhron al Maitland Sheraton. iiiKin Guest speaker, Buell Duncan Jr., chairman ol Ihr tKuiril of Sun Hank, on Central Florida economy. For reservations and inlormallon. call 644 0741 Community semluar on stress exhaustion, 7 p m . The Wellness Center al Winter Park Memorial H ospital in Ifie m ed ical library auditorium. 200 N Lakemont Ave Fee. 810 per person, reservations requested To pre-register call 646-7443 THURSDAY. JUNE 13 Insurance Agency 10% OISCOUNT ON YOUR BILL WM?fAL?.CENTERS UR WE BUY MORTGAGES • COMM! aCIftl • lu s ia is s BUD BAKER tot t i n s r Suit* a n 1300 Frtach A m . ■ SaaltW iaaryona ahouM har* a haartng tool at laaal one* a yaar II lhar* I* any Iroubl* at alt haartng claarty Ir a n paooia now waarlng i haartng awl or Ihoa* who >-*m boon K id nothing could ba dan* •or thorn can find out about tha lataal mathod* o l hoartng co n action* 17 92 SANFORD m m iK i min issuim i ■AlNO IN IOUA CHUACH ►* 0 0 * * 0 AND Off I lac I ionic haanng laala will ba giran fraa al tha Oranga H**r Ing Aid C lia tro t B Orlando Dr . San lord (Monday only) tod 110 B. Mary t m C ****lb*rry Monday . Friday thla waaa W C h iu Ian ton and B. Flahor. cam And by tha National H**ring AM Soclaty win bo al lhaaa ofltcaa lo partorm tha laala - Anyona who hat Iroutxa haartng or undaralanding la aak em a tc. hata a taal uting tha latotl aiaclronk aquipmanl la dolor n-lna hi* o« har partkuiar loot ’ Lash ’s B lue B o o k N EW LO C A TIO N H E A R IN G T E S T S S E T FOR SANFORD/CASSELBERAY AREA ’ r Sanlord Jim m osquito* and m os­ quitos transmit heart worms to dogs, lie sure and h a v e y ou r pet checked A heart worm preventative Is availaide lo give your dog all year long lu protect against his succumb­ ing lo iln-sc parasites f i l e lira problem Is always with us. said Hr Hrllliom. and iiiusi I m- fmiglil In a threepronged attack: on the dog. In the yard and In the house . and then start all over again Phone the Seminole Veterinary Hospital at 322 8465 for an ap­ pointment. i nnm . se p araie iipcrullng mom. X-ray room. lat). pharmacy, and large a kennel area tor hospitalization of animals. Or Hellhorn advises pet o w n ers to lake s p e c ia l p re c a u tio n s wi t h iIn-it a n im a ls d u r i n g 111 e s c hoi months. They need to Im- kepi cool with their drinking water readily accessible II they are lell in the yard, make sure ihey have shade If you take thrill In Ihr car don't leave them locked op In a hoi ear. it run be lalol. Summer al su m e a n s m ore 25th St. i rj " P * 1 Veterinary technician Linda Prahlow assists Dr. Ted Bellhorn in giving cat an electrocardiogram at Seminole Veterinary Hospital. a 834*6770 We’ll Bring The Best In Decorating Right To Your Home P h ilip s WINOOWB: Custom M at* D u p **. Ml,it or Mkro Banda FLOORS Vinyl Kantlla. Wall to wall Carpal, Araa And Braldad Ruga W ALLS: Wallpapar. And Bordara By Waaarly TABUS Custom Mtda TaMadodta And Flacamali Sola A Chair Sllpcorara I RaupholHary Cutlom Mada Oocoralor Pillow* 110 S. HWY. 17 82 CASSELBERRY P h o n e 322-5066______ F R E E E S T IM A T E N O O B L IG A T IO N 322-5783 Or. I I I s. SANrotO AVI SANF0B0 CUSTO M D R A P E R IE S B E D S P R E A D S W O VEN W OODS • MINI B U N D S V E R T IC A L S ^ CAR PET - V IN Y L • W A LL C O V ER IN G S ALAN'S »*• M Jv 1 n N0W 2 LOCATIONS TO SI ItVI YOU A* ** *AM -TP- TU ESD AY. JUNE 11 Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second St.. Sanlord. 11 a m. lo 7 p in Florida Hospllal-Altamontc Branch. 601 E Altamonte Ave.. I I a m to 7 p.m Sanford-Duplicate Bridge Club. I p.m . Grralcr Srinford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E First SI. Endojf-School-Year roller skating paiiy. 7-9:30 p m at thr All Amerlean Holler Kink. 611 W. Slate Road 436 in Altamonte Springs Admission S3 50 with all proceeds going to Seminole County Junior Miss Scholarsip Fund Rfl>t>s Club AA. noon and 5 30 p m., closed. 8 p m step 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air RrbosClub. noon, closed Sanford AA. 5 30. closed discussion, and H p m open discussion. 1201 W First St. Delian* Business and Professional Women's Club. 7 ;K) p.m at the home ol Alice and Marlee Grrln at 32 Naraja Road. Dellary 24 Hour A A group beginners ojh' ii discussion. 8 }i m . Second and Hay Sirecis. Sanlord. 17 92 Group AA 8 pm ., cloned. Messiah Lutheran Church. 17-92 and Dogtrack Road Overeaters Anonymous, open. 7 30 p m.. Florida Power fit Light. 301 S Myrtle Ave . Sanford. tfe > O '* ,* , { _ AD VERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Tuesday June 11, ie t i—IB AARP Chuptrr 1977. noon, Sanford Civic Center. Following a covered dtsli luncheon Mayor Heltve Sm ith will discuss tier llrst 100 days In office. Alzheimer's Supjiorl Group o f Sanford. 7 p m., second Thursday of month. Howell Place, 200 W Air|M>ri lllvd . Sanford Sharing and sup|>ort for l.iitillles and health glvrrs ol Alzheim er's Disease vie Hilts Call 321-0686 Seminole County Democratic Executive Comnotice. 7 30 p m , W'lnler Springs Veierami of Foreign Wars lluildlug. Edgemon Avenue, Winter Springs Ad 2 Greater Orlando. 6-7 p in four und social; 7 p m . program; a hxik al plioiograpliy at the Bill liai hmunu Studio. 105 W Grcenlrce Lane. Lake Mary Speakers Bill liachinunu and Norman Samlhaus. senior vice presldenl and creative director of Robinson, Yrsawlch A Pcpperdlne. Frre lo members; 85, non-member*. In lrrn allon al Training In Cmninunlcatlon Greater Seminole Club (previously Toast mistress). 7 :10 p.m.. Altamonte Chujiel Kdinatlou Hulldlng on Slate Roail 436. second ami fourth Thursdays Sanford Ju yrrrs generiil membership meeting. 7:30 p in .. Jaycee building. 5th and French. Sanford. Sanfmd AA. 1201 W First St 5.30 p m . closed discussion, and 8 p.m . open, speaker. Oviedo A A . 8 p.m.. closed. First United Methodist Church Overeutera Anonymous, open. 7:30 p rn. Com­ munity United Melhodlsl Church. Highway 17-92. Casselberry FRIDAY. JUNE 14 Central Florida Klwuuls Club. 7 3 0 a m , Florida Federal Savings und laian. Slalc Road *36 al 434. Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwunls Club. 7 a.in.. Airport Krnluurutll. Sanford Opllmlst Club of South Seminole. 7:30 u in , Holiday Inn. Wym orr Road. Altam onte Springs. Central Florida Blood Bank Florida HospllulAltamonte Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave.. 0 a.m. lo5p.m . Gentle E xercise for seniors. 10:30 a m .. Casselfjerry Senior Center. 200 N. lathe Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Roast Beef Dinner and Auction sponsi red by United Methodist Youth Fellowship. 6 3 0 p.m.. fellowship hull of Community United Methodist Church. Highway 17-92. Casselberry. To benefit youth work mission to Oakland Park UMC. Tlckrls available at the door or by calling Sam Deputy at 831-3777. 0 a.m. to 4 p m.. Weklva AA (no smoking), 8 p.m. Weklvu Presbyterian Church. SR 434. al Weklva Springs Hoad Closed. Long wood AA. 8 pm ,. Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwuod. Alanon. same Ume und place. Tanglewood AA. 8 p in . St. Hlcfiurd’t Episcopal Church. Lake Howell Road. Alanon. same time and place. Sanford A A Sirp, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. SATURDAY, JUNE IB Rummage tale sponsored by United Methodist Youth Fellowship lo raise funds for youlti work mission. 9 a m to 4 p in on the front lawn of C o m m u n it y U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rc h . Casselberry. East-West Ktwanls Club. 8 a m .. Airport Restaurant. Sanford Sanford Womens' AA. 12C1 W. First St.. 2 p in . clooed. Hr boa and Live Dak A A. noon. Keboe Club. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry (cloaed). Clean Atr AA for non-amokrra. first floor, same room, tame place and time. %•* R -M* �n .* *B —E ve ning H e ra ld . Sanlord. FI Tuesday. -ft"** " • '»IJ Evening Herald, Others Pull Doonesbury Strip C a rto o n lR t G a rr y Trudrait'i laical •'Doonrabury" acrlca. dep le tin g Frank Sinatra "doing It hla w ay" with the mob, haa prompted news pa­ pers nationwide to pull the comic atrip Ihla week. T h e E ven in g Herald ran the flrat atrip In th e aerlea Monday, but haa de­ rided to pull the re­ maining four, normally appearing on thla page, brrunae attem pt* to edit the atrip* rendered t h e ni u a e I e a a t o reader*. D oonesbury w ill r e ­ sume Sunday In the Evening Herald T h e D a llas T im e s Herald said that, on the advice of an attorney. It would not run this week's "Doonesbury." T h e A k r o n D eacon Journal nnd T hr P o rtla n d O re g o n ia n alv> refused to publish the cartoon atrip. In Ohio, the Lake Co unt y T e le g r a p h , Geauga Tim es Leader. Ashtabula Star Deacon and C onnrout News Herald also pulled the strip. T h e L o s A n g e le s Times printed a stairm n il explaining the absence of the comic strip where the cartoon usually ap|>cara In the paper. "On the advice of Times attorneys, the n< xl five Doonrabury panels d ru lln g with Frank Sinatra will not appear. The strip will resume Sunday," the statement said. Legal Notice C IT V O F ionowooo. florioa notice or Legal Notice NO TICK OF P U B LIC H EA R IN G S E M IN O L E COUNTY IND U STR IAL D EVELO PM EN T A U TH O R ITY A p y fe lie h e a r in g - H I t * h*ld try th# '.tm tA Q t# C o u n ty In d u t t r i a l O a v i l o p m t n f A u t h o r it y ( SC ID A I to <on«4cl*f » n d •<* on A p p r o v a l f o r p u r p o t * ! o l V#<»ion 10 I lk l o t th# lnt#frv4i Co<S« Of 1*14. #! im in ti#tf, of « bond Ittu# for th# project lifted b#lo* I M g ilm um of 11,700,000 of «ndutI n a l rertnuo bonds tor Del .A m e ric a n H o ld t n g t fo r A C q u ltl bon of « I 04*1 #<r# tf#€f of (#nd on th# •Att fid* of DouglAi Artru#, &GG It*t rNorth of SH *14. Ityolly dAfCMbed Al Lof 7 SpringiidA a « r#<OM*#ff In PB 71 P#q« 7* Public rtfo rd f of V»m *r»a(# C o u n ty , CLASSIFIED ADS Legal Notice U n i v e r s a l P ress Syndicate, which dis­ t r ib u te s th e co m ic strip, said those news­ papers apparently were the only ones o f the 835 “ D o o n e s b u r y " customers not to use the Sinatra series. T h e P h ila d e lp h ia (mpilrrr has not yet decided to pull the strip hut u sed e d i t o r i a l license and deleted ref­ erences to murder In today's strip. One editor claimed ihe strip had made “ use o f pictu res lo e s t a b l i s h g ui l t by association." F f o r Id* Bondi at# to b# uved tor con ftrucfion And equipping A 17.000 Id ft corporatA hAAdquAftAfl Th# AbO'v# bond’ Htu# wifi I# f oniidArtrl by SC I D A And. If prvbm lnArlly approved, toch Approval will b# immtdlAfAfy followed by a public h#Arir>g wh»r*1n m t f h b f f i of fh# public will tm giv#n a reasonable op port unity to ta p re tl th#ir vltwi of lh#' him am# of bond! -And th# lot al Ion and natur# o f th# pro poimj proj#<t Th# public rt>#e» ing pr#c#dmg th# public hearing w ill l»# h o ld o n W f d m t d i y iu n # 1A INI and will lagm at • 10 A M In th# Council Chamb#rt of th# Afiamont# Spring* City Hail, IT'S Newbury port Avenue. A ll# mont# Spring!, Florida, and lh# public hearing, If any, will immediately follow at th# tame location If a p e r t o n d e c id e t to a p p e a l a n y d e c lf t o n m a d * b y SC I P A PUBLIC H [AW ING TO CO N SID CR AD OPTION OF PROPO SED O R DIN AN CE w it h r a t p e c t t o a n y m a t t e r TO WHOM 11 M A Y CONCF H H r on t id e r e d a t f h i f m e e tin g or NOTICE IS H E R E O F G IV E N h e a r in g , ft# w ill n e e d a r e c o r d of by Ihv C11y ol Longw ood the p r o c e e d in g s and. tor su<h florid * lb*l lb* City Com p u rp o s e tie may n e e d lo in tw re ml««Ion will bold * public hear th a t a v e r b a t im r e c o r d o f fh# ■ng to rom idtr enactment ot p r o c e e d in g ! i i m a d e , w h ic h re Ordinance No !01 entitled c o r d Inc h id e ! Ihe t e ilim o n y and AN O H D IN A N C E OP TH E e v id e n c e u p o n w h ic h the a p p e a l CITY Of LO N GW O O D It lo b# bated FLO R ID A A N N E X IN G TO a n d Hoy L Hern%. Jr , I N C L U D I N G W IT H IN TH E S e c re ta ry CO RPO RATE A R E A O F THE S e m in o le C o u n t y I n d u f t r la l CI T Y O F L O N G W O O D . AN D e v e fo fim e n t A u t h o r it y A R E * OF L A N D S IT U A T E Publish June fl, lets AND B E IN G IN SEM IN O LF 0 (G s« COUNTY. AND M OKE NOTICE OF P A R T IC U L A R L Y D E S C R IB E D PU BLIC H KARINO AS FOLLOW S L E G LOT 4 S E M IN O LE COUNTY III K A H E S S HOAD). OAK INDUSTRIAL GHOVE P A R K PH f PC, I) D EVELO PM EN T P A R C E L 111 10 10 LAS 0AM A U TH O R ITY 8040 0 0 R E C O R D S OF A public hearing will be held SEM IN O LE CO UN TY. by th e S e m in o le C o u n ty Ind u s FLO R ID A H E D L t lN I N G t i l t t r i a l D e v e lo p m e n t A u t h o r it y CORPORATE U M I t S O r t ilt C SCIDA I to consider and act C I T Y OF L O N G W O O D . on approval tor purpose! of FLO RID A TO IN C LU D E SAID Section 10H k i of the Internal LAND WITHIN M U N IC IP A L Me venue Code of 1914, a i L IM ITS OF T H E CIT Y amended of a bond iifue for the AUTHORIZING A M E N D M E N T protect lilted below TO CITY M A P TO INCLUDE I M a s im u m o f 1471 000 of SAID L A N D A N N E X E D ) in d u t t r la l r e v e n u e b o n d ! for P R O V ID IN G IO N THE ft I S S a ti a i O f f u e lid RIGHTS A N D P R I V I L E G E S Partnership dtt/# NTS Florida (II I I T I / E N S H I P IN TH E D e v e lo p m e n t C o m p a n y fo r ac CITY. S E V E R A B IL IT Y , q u iiit lo n o f a I 111 a c r e t r a c t of CO NFLICTS A N D E f F E C TIV E la n d a l fh# in t e r s e c t io n of DATE W e h lv a S p r in g e H o a d a n d S a b a l Slid Ordinance « n placed on P a lm D r iv e in th e S a b a l P o in t l u ll reading on May I), 1*81, P U D lo c a t e d In L o n g w o o d *nd lb* City Commission will f lo r Id a a n d fo r c o n stru e tlo n consular Mm* lor line! p*>Mg« a n d e q u ip p in g o f a K L I M i q If entj adupllen «tl*r 1b* public r egicanal h e a d q u a r t a r t hearing, which will b* Iwld In 1h# a b o v e b o n d it t u e w ill t e lb* City Hall. ITS W ttl W*ir*n lo n u d e r e il b y SC I D A and. if Av# , longwood Florid* on p r e lim in a r ily a p p ro v e d , to ch Monday, th* 141b day ol Jon# A p p ro v a l w i l l tve im -m e d ia ftly n D . >4*1, 4l 1 H |>n , * II fo llo w e d b y a p u b lic h e a rin g toun lb*r**ll*r at possible Al w h e r e in m e m b e r ! of the p u b lic lh* meeting interested perliat w ill b e g iv e n a r e a s o n a b le op may ayrpaar and b* btard wllb port u n ity to eapren Iheir v ie w ! (atpacl to th# propowd Ordl on th e In u a n c e o f b o n d ! and the nanc* Tbit hearing may b# ic n e tio n a n d n a tu r a o f the p ro continued Irom lima lo lima petted p r o je c t Th e p u b lic m e t ! until lm*l at lion It lalian by lb* Ing p r e c e d in g the p u b lic h e a rin g City Com ml 4*ion w ill b e h e ld on W e d n e s d a y . Ju n e A copy ol th* proposed Ordl 74 INI and will begm al • 10 nanca li po4**d at th# City Hail A M in the C o u n c il C h a m b e r ! of longwood Florida, and rnpiai the A lt a m o n t e Spring* C it y H a ll. #r* on Ilia with th# Clark ol lb* IIS Newbury port Avenue Alta City and Mm* may b* inspected monte Spring! Florida and the by lh* public public hearing, if any, will A taped record ol this moating Im m e d ia t e ly f o llo w at fh# ta m e 14 mad* by the City tor I|4 lo c a t io n •onvanlanc* I hi 4 racoed may If a per tun deodet lo eppeal not contlllul* on adequate r# a n y d e c in o n made b y SC I D A cord lor purposes ol *pp**l trom with retpeef lo eny matter a dec Inon mad* by lh* Com ( oncider ed e t »ht% meeting or mission with rasped lo lh* hearing, he will need a record of loragoing mallet Any perron the proceeding! and. for tuch wlining lo aritvi* Thai an ad* purpote, he may need to intort qual* racoed ol lh* pcocaadingi th a t o verbatim record of the i* maintained lor appallal* proceeding! Il made which re purpoaai 14 a d ,llad lo m ala lh* cord include! the testimony and n actiM ty arrangamanli *1 bll evidence upon which the eppeal or bar own aipanto it to bo bated Dal* Tbit 141b day of May, Hoy L M arti!. J r » A D ISI Secretory CITY OF LONGW OOD Semmoie County Indutfrtol GaraldlnaD fam b ri Development Authority City ClOtk Publish June II. 1904 Publlib June II. 1*01 O f G tl D I G II IN T H E CIRCU IT COURT FOR I I M I N O L S COUNTY. FLO R ID A P R O B A T E 0 ' VISION Fll# Number »J 14) CP IN RE E t T A T E OP B EM C SPRAG UE. Deca*4*4 NOTICE OF AD M IN ISTRATION Th# adm inistration of lh* asial* o l B E N C S P R A G U E , deceased Fll* Number I t 14J C P . It pending In th* C ir c u it Court lor Sem inal* County. Flori da P ro b a ta Diullion. m* addran ot which I* Sami no I# County CourthouM. S a n lo rd. F lo rid a H I M Tha names and a d d ra iia i ot th* parional rapetiantahv* and tha par von al rapravantatluo'l al tor nay or* lo t loath balow All Interested par von 4 are required to tllo with this court, WITHIN T H R E E M O NTHS OF T H E F I RST PU BLICATIO N OF THIS N O TIC E (I) all cle lm i against th* attat* and (II any o b (* ctlo n b y an In taraitad par ion to whom nolle* wav maiiad that chalianq*! tha valid tty ot tho will, th* qualification! of lh* parional rap, aiantall v«. vanu*. or |ualidictlon ol th* court, A LL CLAIMS AND O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F I L E D WILL BE F O R E V E H B A R B E O Publication ot >hli Notice hai haqun on iun* 4, 1085 Parional RapraMnlatlv* C H A R L O T T E OWINGS 108 E Lauren Court Farr, Park, Florida T1M0 Attorney lor P a ,tonal Raprttanlatw* J DON F R IE D M A N 111 W ail Church A vanu* P O Bo>Ml longwaod F L 17MO t*l*pHon#( JOtl «»4 *4t4 Publlih June 4. II. INS D E G V _____ ______ ___ Seminole 322-2611 1:30 A M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Noon Loti Ottoen Arvo Whit* mat* pH bull Fam ily pet Block spot on tec* 1 tail Reward i l l 141)______________________ 25— Sptcial Notices • M A R V K AY CO SM ETICS * Skin car* end cater Bair CONNIE..,....................I W t t lt 27— Nursery & Child C ir* Summer day Camp For * 11 yr o ld t Each wt*K Includes. Swimming, bowling, skating, moviat. ipertt. artt A crattt and cam putar t k llls C a ll IM 8414 tor Information UTTOF IONOW OOO. FLO R ID A NOTICE OF P U I L I C H EARIN G TO CONSIOE R ADOPTION OF P R O P O S ED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT M A Y CO N C ER N NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by Ihe C i t y at Longw ood, F lo rid a , that th* City Com m in io n will hold a public hear mg to ton tutor enactment of Ordinance No rot entitled AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C I T Y OF L O N G W O O D . FLO R ID A A N N E X IN G TO AND I N C L U D I N G WI T H I N T H E C O R P O R A T E A R E A OF THE C I T T O f L O N G W O O D . AN A R E A OF L A N D S I T U A T E AN D B E IN G IN SEM INO LE C O U N TY . AND M ORE P A R T IC U L A R L Y D E S C R IB E D AS FO LLO W S L E G B E G 715 as F T S M D E G II MIN W A 80 11 FT E O F NW COR LOT 1 RUN E T 1 S M F T S M M F T S If D E G 41 MIN I T il S FT S SI81 FT W 4*8 14 FT N I Y ON C U R V E 118 80 F T N OS O E G II MIN E 11 11 F T TO BEG . IH E N D A L E . P B ♦. PG »S REC O R D S OF S EM IN O LE CO UN TY, F LO R ID A l l a l AC I P A R C E L 404 It M M l 0000 0016 0 S, REDEFINING THE C O R P O R A T E L I M I T S OF T H E C I T Y OF L O N G W O O D . t l OHIO* TO INCLUDE SAID L A N D WITHIN M U N IC IP A L LIMITS Of THE C I T Y ) AU TH OR IZIN G A M E N D M E N T TO CI T Y M A P TO INCLUDE SAID L A N D A N N E X E D P R O V ID IN G POR TH E RIGHTS AND PRI VI LEGE S O f C I T I Z E N S H I P IN THE CITY, SEVERAOILITY. L ON FLI C IS AND E F F E C T I V E D ATE Said Ordmanc* wat placed on llrit reading on M a , II, IMS. and lha City Commission will conildar tamo lor linal pattag* a.ul aduption altar th* public hearing which will b* held in th* City Hall. IM Wail Warren Av* Longwood Florida, on Monday, me 14th day ol Juno, A D IMS. *1 1 XI p m , or at toon tharaattor at possible Al lh# mealing mlarattad parries may appear a. Id b# heard with ratpacl to th* proposed Otrlt nanca This -waring may b* »onlinuad trom Urn* to tlm# until tlnal action II taken by th* City Comrnittlon A copy ol tho proposed Ordl nanc* It polled al th* City Mall, longwood Florida and capiat era on III* with th* Clark ot the City and tarn* may b* impacted by th* public A lapad record of this mooting It mode by tho City for Itt convenience Thli record may nut conttlluto on adequate ro cord tor purpose 1 ol appeal Irom a dec i t Ion mode by tho Com m lttlo n with rotpect to the loragemg matter Any parson wishing to enturt that an ad* quota record ol the proceedings it m aln lalnad lor appallal* putpooot It edv.t#d to mak# th* n o ttttary arrangements at hit or her ownoapanta Dato this 14th day ol May, A 0 IMS C I T V O F IONOWOOO Garold,n# O Zambri City Clark Publlkh June II. 1*81 D EG SS 33— Real Estate Courses Mobbyllf P of tele Formic# Furniture meterielt All col o n fo rm lc e . tom# wood greint. ♦ lumber Cell 4*) UB7 Legal Notice NOI ICE NOTICE It hertby given that th* Board ol County Commit tlonert ot Seminole County, Florida. Inland! to hold * public hearing to contider th* enact man I ot an ordinance entitled AN OH D INANCE R E P E A L ING OHDINANCE NOV 18 W A N D 8)11 P E R TA IN IN G TO TH E E S T A B LI S H ME N T OF RO AD IM P R O V EM EN T TAX ING ASSESSM ENT DISTRICTS A N D P R OV I DI NG AN E F F E C T I V E O A TE at 18 88 a m . or at Mon thereat ter et pottlbl*. It Itt regular mealing on the Ind day of July. INS. al th* Samlnol* County Sarvlcat Building. 1181 B a it First Straat. Room W 118. San lo rd , F lo rid a P e rto n t are advttad that, tl they dec Id* to appaal any dec ItIon made at this hearing, they will rwod a record at th* proceedings, end. tor tuch purpose, they may need to insure that a verbatim record ot tho proceedings it mod*, which record Includes fh* testimony and avldanc* upon which tho appaal ittebabasad ISEALI DAVID N B E R R I E N Clark to the Boar dot County Com mllltorwri ol Samlnol* County, F lor tda By Angela Sclrk* Deputy Clark Publlih Juno II, IMS D E G 14 N O T I C t O F S H E R I F F ’S SAL E NOTICE IS H E f l E B V G IV E N that by virtu* el that certain Writ ot Elocution Issued out ol and under th* teal ot lh* Circuit C o u r t el O r a n g e C o u n t y , Florida upon a line) lodgement rendered In lh* etorataid court on th* Sth day ot March. A O IMS In that certain cat* an titled Terry Sutton d 'b 'a Tap Dollar Motors PlelnltN, — v*— L Inwood Slimpton Defendant which aforesaid Writ at Eaocu lion wot delivered to mo at Sharltl ot Seminole County, F lor Ida. and 1 have levied upon me following described property owned by Linwood Slimpton. said property being located In Samlnol* County, F tor Ida. more p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d at follows On* IM l Ford Ranger Pickup T r u c k , R t d / O r a y , ID I I F T B R 1 8 C 8 D U B T 8 1 I 1 being stored el Cornell s Garage In Winter Springs. Ftortd* and lh* undar signed as Shorilt ol Samlnol* County, Florid*, will at II 00 A M on lh* lrd da* el July. A D IMS, altar tor tat* and tall to lh* highest bidder ter cath subloct to any and *11 •alitm g lalnt. at tha Front 1Wat 11 Door at tha stop* of th* Samlnol* County CourthouM In Sanlord. Florida, tho above da tenbodpor tonal property That Mid Mto It bo tog made to M tltly the terms ef Mid Writ el E locution John E Potk, Sheriff Seminole County. F lor Ida To be advertised June It, 18. 11 July ]. with the Ml* on July 1. IMS D E G 58 XQAW OU XQI EHAVFL XQUUQJ MWL X L H ." — S .T . VW X KOVFT JALO OLODX. HFX HFM HFMWSVFT UOQFKLA wxi rtr Co ottering a unique nlty tor permanent No Invottmanf Fro* An opportunity et * For into, call ITS ISI* Cacaltoot Far Wamao Nat l Corp will train ) people In your area et cosmetic con lu ll anti Many ot our beauty •dvltort earn Irom IIS0 to 1406 wk port lim a doing coamatlc clink* 6 color c e l ytit. Complete training A top benefits For more Into, lend phone no A brief I pg latter about yourself to Mahan*I Caurdmator, 814 Point PSooi ant Place, Alternant* Springe. FL1W8I. I mat* ever 110.008 a month with my tatepherw You can. loo Part/Fulltlme XV 8101. or *4* 0*41 B u iin a it C a pital SSO.OOO to S I M M and over P O Bor 141] Winter Pk Fla 11180 71— Help Wanted A C M e ch an ic* A S e rv ice Ins*tile hen Salary bated an t ip « benelltt WT4S*1 A cry lk Applicator* needed to apply protective coating on cort. boats and planet SS to SI I par hour W* Main For work in Sanford area call Tampa i t ) 880 MSI CITY OF IONOWOOO. F LORI DA NOTICE OF PUBLIC H E A R I N O TO CONSIDER AD OPTION OF P R O P O S ID O R D IN A N C E TO WHOM IT M A Y CONC E R N NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by th* C i t y of Lon gw ood. Florida, that th* City Com mlttlon will hold e public hear ing to conildar enactment ot Ordinance No 101. entitled AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E CITY OF L O N G W O O D . F LO R ID A A N N E X IN O TO AND INC LU DI NG WITHIN THE C O R P O R A T E A R E A OF THE C I T Y O F L O N G W O O D . AN A R E A OF L A N D SITUATE AN D BEI NG IN SEM INO LE CO UN TY. AND MOR E P A R T I C U L A R L Y D E S C R IB E D AS FOLLOW S L E G LOT S. B I X A (LESS ROAOI. OAK G R O VE PARK. P B 1, P G « . P A R C E L 111 10 W IAS 8A0O 0 0 SO 8 0, R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE CO U N TY . FLO R ID A R E D E F I N I N G THE C O R P O R A T E LIMITS OF T H E CITY OF L O N G W O O D . FLO R ID A. TO IN C LU O E SAID L A N D WI THI N M U N IC IP A L L I M I T S OF T H E C I T Y ) AUTHORIZING A M E N D M E N T TO CITY M A P TO INC LU OE S A IO L A N D A N N E X E O . P R O V ID IN G FOR THE RI GHT S AN D P R I V I L E G E S O F C I T I Z E N S H I P IN T H E CITY. S E V E R A B IL IT Y . CONF LI CTS A NO E F F E C T I V E DATE Said Ordinance was placed on tlrsl reading on May IS. IMS. and the City CommlMton will conildar same tor tlnal passage and adoption after th* public hearing, which will b# held In lha City Hall. IIS Watt Warren Av* . Longwood. Florida, on Monday, th* lath day ot June, A D , IMS. et 1 XI p m , or et loon Ihoroetter as possible At th* mooting interested parties may appear end bo hoard with respoct to the proposed Ordl nanc* This hearing m ay be continued from tlm* to tlm* until final action It taken by th* City Commission A copy ot lh* proposed Ordl nanc* is posted at th* City Hall, Longwood. Florida, and ceptot are on til* with th* Clerk ot the City end Mm* may be Impacted by th* public A taped record et this mealing II mad* by th* City for Itt convenience Thlt record may not constitute on adequate r* cord tor purposes ol appeal trom * decision mod* by to* Com mission with raspoct to the Soragoing matter Any parson wishing to ensue# toot on ad* quato record at too proceedings it m aln lalnad lor appellate purposes I* advised to moke th# necessary arrangements at hit Data thlt lath day at May. A O IMS C I T V O F IONOW OOO GIRIKAL OfHCI CLERK Sanlord Airport. IS 00 on hr Needed Immadlelaly. Sand return#' fo PO Box IS*!. Sanford. FI » m GI RL F R I D A Y Full lima lor b u sy construction office C o n t t r u c f l o n background helpful For Interview call: S14 4185 i]ii.8cxn fin__________ CABINETMAKERS B U ILD ER S . LAM INATORS. SAWME N Day and night ihiN Full lima benefiftk Call 414 *481 Cook expending Child Car* Center n**dt pert tlm# cook S day woek, min 4 hrs per day Phone M t atSS tor Infers tow Sail Avan Hava Fvn 1 Ways I L ip s tic k ............. Nail Polish tec 331 )858........................... W - t t l8 Students/Rettraai/StouMwivas Part tim# or full tlm# BI GS ) long term automatic reside alt 331 1/71, or *4* 4441 ___ Hampton Gardant All positions Apply In person Mon F rl, 111 East 1st street C y p r t ii International naadi Mod*- Mutt b* et leett S ft I8in C a ll M l M » ________ SWIT CHBOARD Part tlm* Wad Sun Light typing, filing must b* dapandabi* Apply in parson at Samlnol* Ford Inc J!8» S Orlando Dr . Sanlord dependable p*np‘a to work In con van i*nc# stores Paid vacations Group Intu' •n t* evellebl* Polygraph required Apply In person at Little Champ Food Store. 1810 F ranch Av* . Sanlord _____ DAT T R E A T M E N T W ORKER dealing with tha elderly Perl tlm* position In CetMlberry era*, mornings. 10 hour waak Fo r A p p o i n t m e n t Call Persorrvel U1 1411 after 18 X FLAG $ DAY A f t ) >, 4* J A NI T ORI AL F IO O R W A X ( R to help clean retail store Mornings tarn tarn. 4 days a — aek I deal ter r et i r e d saml r#l,r#d Sanford era* Coll 418 S ill_______________ DE LI VE RY 111 T R A I N! You’ ll b* going pieces h ere! Busy employer needs your help to gat matert alsdaliva-adl Caraorl J I’M L A B O R E R S Strong reliable, general laborers needed Im madlatoly Different locations Rhone and transportation a must N*v*r a la* Apply M IMS RuS 'NOTICE KELLY SERVICES 1111 Franck Ava legal Notice S a c r a l a r y with a c c o u n tin g background tor construction firm in Sanford area Small computer expat lance helpful Sand resume to P O Drawer P. Longwood, 117S0 SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST A S AL E S PERSONS to pro mot* International Discount • Card, and Win* Salas In tar views at t i l l Providence B l d v , O a l t o n a or c a l l MIS 5f4 4111 General Machinist SS *>p Small |Ob shop Must hove own toots Colt 8JO isle or after * PM 18S 8715 Baaallctan With BaporMnc# Good location on I I 81 11) 3 2 3 -5 1 7 6 • II t ________________ __ R O O F E R S Single ply axpori a re a only T ran sp o rta tio n required C E l Call Me 4040 F U N S U R V EY WORK CaD oge students p referred E a rn 1)00 per week part time Advancem ent opportunities For Interview call Jim Cook, 814 MX) ___________ AVON CARNINOSW OW IM O P EN T E R R I T O R I E S NOWIII n i m s a r 111*411 f t i d PREFER EXPERIENCED BLACK HAIHSTVLtSTI Exportancad In Carofra* Curt! * Relaxors Must have license Call 113 ! » ! . or 313 Fu ll tlm* eipenenced cut tod' on Salary plus banal ill Apply a t otfk* of Sen ary*) u n it e d Methodist. Itw W Stato Rd Auto Salat People wanted for used co r tot In Sanford Exp not nacotaary, wilt train Ron HI 481S _____________ Employment POOL A T T E N O E N T Approx 10 hours per weak possibility tor mora includes wees ends 1S11 French Ar* m / O l m a tu , a it n _______ Employment 323-5176 Fast growing organuatton Ex periencod only naadsd Appl» in parson 8 am to 4 pm Automotlv* I Parts Service. 108 S Parremor# Av* . Or opporfu Income training lifetime GaraldinaD lombri City Clerk appr P a n lime No experience nocos M r y , will trem Set appoint men is from our Longwood Office Starting salary from S* SO to ST SO per hr Im mad,at# pay re lM t for thoM who try harder Potent lot SIQ pr hr within S wk ft C oll JltyW Conk. S34 M E ____________ v\ C i ear i*«c*d Painter Steady w ick Colt Bob Adams at aad M i) after S PM FABRI CATOR T R A I N E E p o sitio n ! Q u ic k r a iM t from a graat boss' Large Mfg Co offers full benefit; tool Auto Mechanic needed Bast pay plan. A benefits In era* Rt play to: Box IM, E vanmg HaraUI. 1*0 Boa IASI. Sanlord. FI* M i l l lasr E O E. M/F/M/V Commootcettoni PHONE N0«R in S a n fo rd O ffic e D ra w , com m ission, plus bonus For FORCE Ma Parti Comtttt Pm BINGO 660 2339 Dietary Aid* E xper lanced pr* larrad Sanford Nurtlng * C o n v a l e t c e n l Cent er . 8S9 Malkmvlll* Av* . Sanford SJ IS hour 111 81)3 D I E T A R Y AID E Part tlm* 4 X1IPM Good atmosphere E O E Apply at Debery Manor, 14N Hwy 11 81 LAWN TECHNICIAN SIS Retired greall Will tram if you went to work I Local Co D I E T A R Y AID E Full tlx 4 4] 1 4 ] A M Good working cooditloni EOE Apply at Da fiery Manor. *0 N HWY 1) 8], OoBary Employment Landscape Labortrt Full tlm* position KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 3 2 3 -5 1 7 6 111) French Av* 2144 111 4*1. 14*4 0*8 lie* In Com(Lintons Hinted. Director tar full ta rv k * child car* facility Intorattod Indi vtdual must possets manage man! shills, enthusiasm, toad arsMo qualities, and be an o r g a n lia d s a il m a llv a fe r Applicants should ba familiar with quality child care and be Int erest ed In people end service Applications will b# accepted at ]I8 N Oak Av* , or call 33] MIS Call TMUtSDAT 7 P.H. SUNDAT 7 FH. CAMS US-UO-ISO IACXF0T E2S0 1)4im M A I D S Experienced pritorrad A a p f y in p a rs o n M th r u F , 10 A M to Noon No phene C*ll4< Deltona Inn Deltona E« par lanced rooters with own hand tool* * Irani portatton Call M) SaSS Drivers P er Saaltatlea C* • Vend chauffeur s licant* nac tiM ry Good working condi liens and ban*tils Apply In parson at US Hop* Street 431 4400 [UCTKIAKS AND HUPERS THU RLE SHALOM New Co Needs Salespersons end Appt Sethis Excel com C all J)l«J*f. f l PM L o we s E i tormina t o r s E O E N U R S E 'S A I D E )! All shifts Experienced or certified pr* tarred Apply In person at Lekevlew Nursing Center. 818 E )nd S I . Sanford__________ P eri Tins* Catering Help Re s p o n tlb lt adults m ala or female Soma food prepare lion and M rvlct Varied days and evening hours. Including weekends C e l l ) ) ) 088) B u c k ' t Cat eri ng f ar aa Taking apptlcatton* tor txparl tncad etoctrlctan* and help •rt Com mar leal and randan Hal Between 8 S P M Apply •I SERVICE SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 14*8 Lake M ary RD Ault# I 111 BINGO talorda! ( AS F l l RfedMsdar 6:43 P.M. 525 535 $50 fa M t 2 5250 Jackggts 17(5 tktans Bhd iCaroar FveHdxai a ENd) Oelten*. FL NOW HIRING! ■INO O Outstanding .Opportunity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND’FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( ■//(’ c KIWANIS CLUB Of CASSCLKIRY f»tC4T R4CNT T P I 111 SV61166 ID U M UCXP0TS Slan t CMixes Caster V/<>/> CENTERS 5 L O C A T IO N S IN S EM IN O LE C O U N TY • A u t o / T ruc k R e f u e l i n g • F u l l L in e C o n v e n i e n c e S to r e s • Fast Food Kitch en s Fried Chicken Subs Oonuls 481 8611 , • Top Salaries * • Fre e L i l e & H o s p i t a l i z a t i o n • 2 P a id V a c a t i o n s E a c h Year • Profit Sha rin g P la n • O th e r B e n e fits M t ir u l.it NO T h r u l u d a t y II J O A M PM dN t CALLS E v e n in g 4 JO p M PI I A S l Ota yea kaosx that year (tab tr *r(*otuttoo tea appear la thto latksg each weed tar wo Sj 5150 fm oooht Thw t l m taaal i q to »H*rw the pabM al your ebb It year ebb ft argaoLiatto* oaota fck* la ka inebded b tbs bitta| caB MAKE APPLIC ATIO N IN PERSON AT 202 N Ltiuiel A ve , Siinlord - m. lle iu ld CLASSIFIED DEPARTM ENT 1 » 2411 Publish June II. IMS DEO sa SOLUTION 120611»m»M D H - b y C O N h it W l N t H XL L r m -»»o * * * * « - Art* * Crafts p Appliance Store Full or pert tlm* Some repair knowledge naedad and * wllltognott to learn D l t J H tor appoint 41 —Money to Lend * Thinking #1 e*Hlng a a a Real ( H a lt lic e n se ! a Wa attar Fra* Tut*!** and cantlnaawt Tratnlngl Call Dick tr Vicki tor details 41114*1 Mint* I r a 114 i as* K ty tsa f Ftortd* . Inc sa Yaart t ipartortcal ’ I NO “ FECI Report ready tor work at 4 AM 401 W let Si Sanlord 55— Business Opportunities (tfa k lith o d P H O N E R O O M wall established Co needs aggrasiv* manager manager Shopping For A New Or Used Car? I k s w nw ei Ik* cqXwr stands tor anoUwr fw far I vkw J W)vai4 C WO Wat was DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A.M. Saturday o e o i* CELEBRITY CIPHER v.—1y w a u u a, ta-nuu* swyv* past and praaanl AlUQXLX LA B O R C o n tra c t R a t t i A v a ila b le 23— Lost * Found (X R /K 7 c o f lt K iit t v B tim e s 5 2 C a I P a n tlm# Cashier Clark * t p . ; only Immediate openings, day * night shift Polygraph required Apply C umber land F a r m s , 11/8T L a k e M a r y Bird , Sanlord___________ , nt wa* A L L T Y P E S JOES S T A R T WORK NOW I 3 l i n t s M in im u m FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice ti hereby given that I am engaged in hull n a il at 1S44 S Park Drive. Sanlord. Samlnol* County, Florida under lh* llcttlioui name ol G Y P S Y C A B C O M P A N Y , and that I inland to ragtitar van nam* with tn# Clark of th* Circuit Court, Samlnol* County. Florid* in accordance with tha pro vittono ot tha Fldltlo u t Nam* Slalutot, T o w ll Vat Iron MS 00 Florida S la lu N i IfSI LauranEntarprltat. Inc /k/ Louraon Monti. Prat Publlih June 4. II. 18 IS l«RS Cewbnp t'u-rw iriy lig rs ti r -1 ■1 VKHTVFHWVOF rm or w t x m i_________ 1 0 c*RS«<Rtl*B tim e s 4 4 C * | P e rl time/ Full tlm# Earn 1SX or mere com m issions Supervisor positions avaMy' • b it Cali Mr Moore 1 806411*864. Ext F L l a __ IXECUTTvi~SICRIT»RrE xc M iltt plus thortoond a mutt ImmodiaN opening for m alar company In Da Land are# C a ll Today I ABLatl, Air Conditioning Service Man permanent, aaportoncod. good poy. insurance Coll *0* Tty CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 t i n * ................ 67C ■ I HOURS 3 co n s o cu tiv * t im r s S I C a I 71— Help W anted Baby tiffing in my horn* part tim e Apes 4 S I Rftor*ncat Ask tor Lit* _______ A I D E S A ll thlfts Exp A or certified. Good etmoaphor* A bonofltt CO E Apply at Da BaryM o nor t o N Hwy 11 Tl Orlando - Winter Park 831 -9993 PUZZLES •'EM 71 — Help Wanted 71— H#lp Wanted ••# 18 sdounoj pug « d u fit eieoopng tnq Ootqiiuo Busop •utiOiuqn* jo n o t Aug 0*8 0| I*tn,*j uoiiturOgust Ays Read The Evening Herald Daily I OW MW Evening Herald N t k tn k I r m t * h ir s t* * tfw rd. V I* 3 E E -E 6 I I 9 �E v e n in g H erald. 5 -n tp r d , FI. K IT ‘ N ’ C A R L Y L E • by U r r y W righ t 117—Commercial Rentals 71— Help Wanted W — R oom s for R e n t T E A C H E R S AIDE n r t In Child Car* Faculty. J Any M A . A Art. par tty Call n t a*M for tnsarvMw_______ R*a*onabM ream* A attic l*n cia* Daily A weakly. The Florida Hotel. JOP Oaa Ave . T I L L E R - A tla n tic National R a n k ha* an Im m ed ia te ■pan lug lor a M l Mm* gay Ing/racalvtng Taiiar at tha Samlnoto branch In Santord Prwlowa caah handling A cu* tomor contact espertenc* t a quired Apply at Iha Atlantic Bank to San tort) M l E . tat. •traat. Laniard Equal Oppar tunlty Employer S A N FO R D Fumlahad reoma by the woe* Reasonable rate* Mold aervtca Call m a»7 S t P M AIS Pal motto Ave Retail A O n c e Spec* m up to 1 tot <q ft A’ko Itor eg* avail *bi* m aan S U N LA N D E S T AT E S I B d rm , I Bath, wim kitchen p rlvl lege* M u ll be aver IS yr*. working, awn transportation sad per woe* Call in 17Yq 121— Condominium Rentals ★ ★ ★ 221 a i m _____________________ 97— Apartments Furnfihed/ Rent BUILDING SA X to Zanad LI. Industrial or Storage w O* flea M l MSA only SIN GLE S T O R Y LIVIN G * come join us * roe OUI CAREER NICHT W E D N E S D A Y .....JU N E IL It at Oar La* land Offxa n n La* Rd_______ wwi F R O M F to t FM. F O R M O R E DETAIL1 A R E S E R V A T IO N !; Call Dtck ar Vicki Mr detail*: u n u r . m i M . E ta na-t«M MORE T O I I S VOO T H E R E I Raya* *4 Florida., tac. M Y u n E«a*r*aac*l Tlla H ain an Headed E>pari ancad In mud A caramlc tIM m in * . *r m w i Tlrad at Jab HuntlnqF C a l l F u tu re * - lhay b a r f hundred* ot |ot) openings for thota who want to work in o n D E L I V E R Y H E L P E R S no *• par tone* nacauary Fulliim * Good ita n in g pay 4F* o n O E N S R A L O F F I C E TR A IN EES Craal itartlng |oO Several op*nlngt Good pay i n o n F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and P R O D U C T IO N WORK M i l shifts opao Good pay icata* m on IM M ED IA TE OFENINOI Gortaral Canatructhm labor Good pay art ooo T R U C R D R I V E R * Long haul Immediate! Good driving re cord Over u art « in L O C A L D R I V E R * - Straight truck* Good pay Start right away A l t o n RECEPTIONIST. OFFICE H E L P E R S , C L E R K S . CRT OPERATORS I mmt dl at * opening! Good pay Kale* C a ll AT* AMO NOW I Fun*. Apt! Mr Senior Clttaew* 111 Palmetto Ave J Cowan No Phone Call* L aval* t bdrm. BHUtancyPerfect tor t person Complete privacy MO wk Include* util s is o m c d»p m m * _________ LUSH GMDCN SETTING I B d rm ............ Ferntohad Apt* 1 B d rm ........... Energy Efficient SINGLE STORY B U ILT IN BO OKCASES ABUNDANTSTORAOC SANFORD CT. APTS. 323-3301 BAMBOO COVE APTS. to* ( . Air pert Bird PHONE 111 acts 111 xxdl Efficiency trim m i m e a COUNTRY SETTING a Large I B 1 Bdrm Apartment! Adult LahavMwFamlly Peeltlde AvallabM Maw Open Waekendt. MASTERS COVE.__ 323 7*00 Oelvia 1 Bdrm. DvpMi- Appit m e n . icreened pall*. laundry *3«g me m MSS I bdrm apertmenl. USS par month, IM deposit Lee!# Cal Vy oft F Irit Month! Rant >S*0 Ridgewood Ave Sanford Fla CALL m AAn......... ...........m aaai Monday thru Friday * to S 10 W I L D E R S - Certified EacaMent pay K aie« Call today AM ORTWALL With ar without aaparlanc* Immadlal* opening! Good pay Call to day AM- T R A IN IN T E X A S ! T a ia i Oil C a m p a n y n aad a m a lu r * p e r wan M j f to aatl twtl lin e a t high q u a lity lubricant* to m a n u fa c t u r in g , tru ck in g canatruetton and farm cu* tomar* protected territory thorough per tone I training For personal Interview, vend work hlatory to H B Wilton. Southweitern Patralaum. Bo: m. Ft Worth. TX 7*tot t y p i s t /a b c i p t i OHU T M u ll be well *poa*n. organlyad. d e p e n d a b l e , and h a v e aacallant typing akin* Call tor appointment m n o t TVPI ST t m n wk Entry level petition Work In pure ha ling dept ot huge Co l Full bonohtt In eluding profit tharlng I 10 t o l Sanford newly remodeled large 1 bdrm , new kitchen, w/w carpet, air. *100 t sec t l SB S Park Ave . ****** ISO* Call m «r*l to *a*_________ m il No pets Call U S aser $ f P M eit Palm**to 32 3*5176 W e lte r! A Waltreaaa*-E ip In line dining Apply In paraan, Tuo* F r l . I xPM. Dalton* Inn Waltraaaaa LundL I only. S day* Apply In perton Gael IgA* Super Club, l i t S W AN TED - Dirt* with brown. at toatl to chin ar longer Age* t* t l . n o rm a l weight tar height, and willing M have hair cut and colored to m Mr H E A D L I N E S !. CeR H I M l. _____ HAKHOUSt STOCK mOtMUTN Applicant m utt be abM M lift » pound*, dri ve tor hint, be detail Apply M paraan b o I t lP M : CMJMON COAP *** L A K E BAAAAA RD L A K E M A R T , PL. X Ray Tech- Full A part time Hour* nepoflabM EiealMnt »OIOry m P U 1 Sato* Petition* Open. Na a tporMnca nacauary I raph required Aristocrat >raph raq. w iilf t if i I plus par year E u tu ttvo lament Trainee Sand ______#■ to Jock Richard*. V ita P ro * . PO Baa M l. .Pi nm 93— Rooms for Rwrt TV. i wk i^ O rt d P s m / O M S N F urn.mod Room Mr rant two at M M G oM PI I block* *N l**t» St A Santord Ave___________ P vanished room Lovtiy I Bdrm 2 tMtti eelfb frM t room-, firtpiat# M t Ml BATEMAN REALTY U c Real EstaM Broker Me Reaianabl* Relvsadl Baaulltul country se llin g } bdrm , I balh. kllch equip . carpet, carport Nico quiet neighborhood Asking tea. WO ISA* Santerd Ave BY OW NER 1 bdrm . I bath Refinance or assume S'*% 1st mortgage Owner will hold Ind al l l \ with » X down SM KB Cali m I a n B Y OWNER TR EM EN D O US T E R M S W ILL C A R R Y 1 Bdrm . 1 Balh. Pboi home New Carpet. New eir Condi Honor, new water heater with solar system Over 1100 sq tt L/A, Hurry and C al I m tots* COUNTRYWIDE REALTY 111 g u t ) bdrm/1 bam nlc* area DIO 1 bdrm/| bath new duptoi IMS W* have ether rental! I United D ies Assec . Inc R E A L T O R S ........ ......... I ll toU 1 Bdrm ., I Bath. Oalva* Apt U » security deposit 1170 per month Call m AH *________ 1 Bdrm , I bath, wall to wall carpet, yard. SI00 per woe*. Include* all utllltle* Security deposit USS Call H I t o l l *r a i -**47. 103— H ouses Unfurnishtd/ Rent C E N T U R Y II KISH R E A L E S T AT E HALL 0UPLEX 1 Bdrm I Bath F-»*h a ir. {r* a t tor Mto C a ll » w id er B> M U___________ #14110 COOL I P A R K LI N O POOL er tenced \* acre and large 1 bdrm hemal Hug* master bdrm F ir a p la c a l Cent ral haat/alrl 1 workshops! Assam* n* qualitytng m l lew It LM.ee* RAMBLEWOOD 1 STORY with sparklmg peel I Hug* stone Itreptacal Cathedral Cailingsi AM tha aitrail Atavwsa a* qv al l l yl ngl Al mos t nawt tat.*** ttai_____ House Mr laM by owner seeeds work Reasonably priced Sen (or It Call 111 ’ kit In I bath, n»«a»nm Landatock Brakar‘a.......M E-17P Hidden Lake fceeutlfutly dec* rated 1 bdrm | bam ham* control air/haat. appuarvees. calling tana, btlnda. K ra o n id porch, Mncad yard a t la w a a a IN D ELTO N A a a a * a H OM ES F O R * E NT * e _______a a i >»I*M a a Lake Mary Near SCC. tingto or cavpi* U 7I par m e n * with ilMdapaatt C oR ilB M W b SkaEard SpecMu* 1 Bdrm . is* bath. I KB sq N . enormous kitchen, tlra p la cq . washer dryer hook up. newly rem odeled, ctoa* to down town salt por month Call Rua* B aflM E ar Barry E M an ____________________ SANFORD Lovaty ) carpeted SMB SunIend E slates Bdrm . } Bath , Mncad yard, air par month Call KISH REAL ESTATE i ig ooo o* POOL 1 Bdrm 1 bath, otlica. break test nook, family room on I sera * let D t too 00 L A K E M ARY Nice and cMan I bdrm . I balh. screen room CM A attic Ian Fenced bock yard at too » POOL Large eek treat mode Nil* 1 Bdrm . 1 bath ham* Hardwood floors. kno«*y pm* kitchen cabinet*, braasaway to garage, quarry tiM floor STI.ftto LOOK *1 HNS 1 Bdrm . 1 both on Mncad corner lot Walk M downtown Vary convenient and VA appraised IT ) aapt______________________ O P E N SUNDAYSi I M l PM SUNLAND ESTATES J Bdrm . t bath, carpet, kto* ah. IMS par month a security Avail ObMAiT* Call: SAP WOE (305) 321 0041 MIE El Portal R EALTO R M l EM* 105— Duple xTrlplex / Rent AO W ISRS Street tewlord . PI n n t L A K E M O N B O r t t Jaiw i't river canal front 1 Bdrm . 1 Balh. almatl new totality hutIt gaAabM water rsavtga financing DUPLEX FOR RENT Ave I Bdrm. I Bom. maid* uliim et, carport taCd per ♦ tto* security Call carport, n* pet* U U par month pi m tacurlty and wee# Call U io t a i Ill-S to ra g e Rentals PHONE 323 4443 compottltv* p 'K #9 »•* \l% ftfk t OW» row? rw Mh» qualifying I bdrm . 7 bam on 1 a e rrt Ho»wi oh Owm#r fmaming. prim# #rt# fft.fOO U t SM? Sanford N »t* 2 b*droom ham# with living room. dining room. p#o#l#d family room, foundry room mHLLMOf} C#1I for In formation 32) n ot or 134 431? |43Lf00, or boat offar Ventord Oaod K h a a li Im mac ip laN Mama, easy t»r#|M#<# f#m fly roam. laandry. daw bit garaga infarvtf ratal art • icallanf Call N taa tfm gam Only 124.*00 Wi»l St r tf t Co........... 321 SOOS 3ANf OH 0 F AH MS ENith 3 Bdrm Noma Tarmi 2 bafb pool us mi Htddan Lah#t ) bdrm . 2 bath, D B l car garaga appHancat, mutt aa# U f WO Landttocli BrpAar % 34) )?tl tea w trm St CASSELBERRY I acre, icmed PR I *tt OOOWMaliciowskl. REALTOR 111 tot! 153—Acreage Lots/Sale txuo Own DAI mo l acres UO It p a v e d rd I r ont ag* homes ile Ino mobi i*s I 111 Fdcd 157-M obile Homes / Sale per Bdrm . 1 Balh home with COOL ' P A R K L I N G p o o l and privacy tone* Must see ISLOOO tt t} Mobil# Horn# R E A L T O B to ig g n LARGE NOME ....LARGE LOT OuMf street Fla up B save big' 1 bdrm 1 bath al I t j l Yaw Priced to Sail SA* *00 CALL BART 14X70 ) 32t 2034 Country Manor t|a40 . i bdrm I bath on font id r#nf#l lot, |)#tio. curf«H-»i. 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Horn* Dcsift In this Am 1*7* Chrysler Cordoba Sharp loaded Vary clean car Must be seen to be appreciated M l 701* 'IS Chevy Impale Air, power steering power brake* low m ilt* l* * l or best ottor 113—Television / Radio / Stereo F R E E TO OOOO O N L V I Ceckapoo Askir^ tX» Call ir* Wtx ANY JUNK CAR* A TRUCKS Baugh! F ram l i t U l t i w i C a t i m t u * ...... ........W-4H1 i o p Dollar P aid tar J u n k A Used car*.truck* A heavy equipment M l ***8 * W h e re a sn ybody * Fro* to good home Beautiful A healthy 221 l«to Lott Osteen ere* Whit* p.l bull with black on taco A tall Mato 1 yrt old Fam ily pal Haward M l 7x11 * Can Buy or Sd III * WE PAY TO P D O L L A R FOR JUNK C A R I A N D T R U C K ! C l l A U T O F A R T * l*»4tdl Far mere details i M* m tin CONSULT OUR LIST WI TH USI »a tou M to AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE J OB 10 IRON IN I U I (SIBYL To List Your Business... STENSTROM Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 REALTY*REALTOR Sanford's Salas Laadat WE LIST A N O S E L L M O R E H O M E S THAN A N Y O N E IN NO RTH S E M IN O L E C O U N TY OOLL NO USEI 1 bdrm I bath hem* in qetol area Perfect Mr lust storing eft. Owner will htl* with obtaining s new mortgage !!«.*** MOVE Rt OMT INI I bdrm I balh hews* wire eel m inch** Large vttllfy budding c.wtrel ai rrheet tar q aly s t l »*i I BDBM 1 BATH hews* with e e l la k i t c h e n , c e a l r a l alr/baaf. la rge bedrtems. rear Mncad yard US.*** SPACIOUS LIV IN G ! I bdrm 1 split bdrm p lea , ceatral tu'heal, breahlast bar Oraat astempiwn Mr m* investor WILL B U IL D TO SUITI YOUR LOT OR OURSI BXC L US I VE A G E N T F O R WINSONO DEV C O R F . A C E N T R A L F LORI DA L E A D E H I MORE HOME FO N LE SS M O H EV I CAL L T O OA T I a O E N B V A O SC EO LA BO # I O N I D F O R M O B IL E S ! 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Wta A Chair, U I 111 Md* HOUSE NEED HELP) Home Improvement CallMr'i BuftdMg A Bintadilleg M* 2*4 Tea (mall t i l Burton Lar W ffli Retired Centreetor wants small remodeling |oba Raa tonebto Bad CaAatl.lll **S1 TH O M AS 4 THOMAS Hans* rta a ir. cleaning, town (a rt. _______ Home Repairs T * c Man ug ykur prgbMmt Call 121« * 7* Low rate* white gteve wer* CARPENTER R epair! and remodeling No |*b to* imaii Call M l MAI ______ MAIDS- Ti OrKw Metntoftanc* el *11 types Carpentry, painting plumbing and etoctnc I I ) tOM C Leamines i to neat Ta Gad) mass CaW Hr* be M an I Law Rales CALL NOW! 339 0100 Lenddearlng ★ ★ ilU H l Qualitj Uw n Ciri At Attar debt* P 'lt d t M l **71 B E A L Centra** IM a n O u a llty Oparallen Patina Driveways Day* M l T ill. Eva* »7 IMI EXPERT CONCRETE WORK Pattedriveway sidewalk Baau Monde Const Cd V i areth* best " Ml M il Nursing Cere OUB BATE! ARE LOWER Lakrview Nursing Cantor * l » f l tec end It., Lentord m a id Painting A Way Ta Sava I Bet Best Prices Mr wallpapering. painting. * mar*. Rat Vary BaliaAM 222-dMF XIV F tor ida Meld A Mildew SpaeMItotl IS yrt Esp Free Est Bonded Insured W G T B E B B V .... 2*1 MU Electrical Anything E M c lrk a l Ink# 1*7*1 E itt me Ms . M Hr. tarvka Call* Tgrn'i E to ctrk te rv k a M l in * Lawn Service r prill PAINTING A C B LAWN I E R V I C E •BOkOlO Cleaning TtMteMng FarSHUMg Free E itV qM *. W 2111 s. e tlCENMO • AIBiO’lhflAX W.Q. TRIBBY OVIEDO FLA 2BA2BB1 ★ TONrCORINO# 3234401 Lar det aping Bush Hag Mewing 2*6 IBM Repair. State*. Hard Ceet Srmvi-iad trick 111 Itol Plumbing e BuPdi Plumbing Service a Rapatr a Rapiae* a Ramadil e fre e tsiim ates * ! » * * * * # Secretarial Service ALL Typing. Seereierlyl 4 Ward Processing Servtres Sewing Machine*/ Vacuum Cleaners Senlng Machine Repairs *>l make* 2B yrt aaparlanc* In hemal Retired 121 *722 Sprinklers/ irrigation Tile M2 M l I _____ your Ham* ar Bus!netl aft Give your problems M us WE CARE Quality wart. » yrs exp W m i Lie cant B E A T THE MEATI * A L L Phases *i PSastoring • Haute Painting Int A Eat X) yr* a>p. W m Cnty area Fra* ttt Don Adam*. 112 dH2 CMI Chriitun Im . ' J Compiglg Lm b Cue 111 ]rH ABOUT TIME IRRIGATION New Installatiana Fra* (s i E apart Repairsa< CampMM Sprinkler Systems Timer* Pumps E It_______atSHM T H O R N E L A N D C L E A R IN O " F I L L D IR T * C L A Y * S H A L E B H A U LIN G 122 2412 C O N T I M K M U B V E L E C T RI C Compiat* |M etrical iarvKPS TV A TaMpfsones______ M l U77 D A L E Metric it t t A t f Haw A remodel mg. additions. 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INVESTMENT PROPERTY C A L L A N Y T IM E Watlaca Craa* Realty.lac 221—Good Things to Eat 1?5—M achinery/Tools utility ih#d ##%h#f dry#r. f t 4 1 V OP I STem IMS411 eRENTTOOWN# Color T V s . Stored* washers dryer a refrigerator traeiars furniture, video recorders Special 1st week t rant MOO Alter native TV A Apgl Rentals la yrts Shepgmg Canter __________ M t M B __________ Used Washers Parts A Service ter K tn m e re s .......I l l ***l M O O N E Y A P P L I A NC E S 27TH STREET FURNITURE 151 — Investment Property / Sale 1874 OPEL STATION WAGON Need Cnbs Playpens Beds Recenditiened Appliances IramtAS WAR RANT Y BARNETTS CASSELBERRY 111 IM) 1*7* Cadillac Nice buy at **00 M l H it turnltur*. cl ot hi ng Good Pr.ces^Atter 7 PM 111 17*1 Paying CASH tar Aluminum. Cons Capper Brass Lead Newspaper Glass Gold. Silver Kokomo Tool *11 W Itt • ) » Sat * I 111 I KM 111 111 E. 1st S T .......... -121-1*11 Lik* WE FINANCE Beets 111*177 111 SM* « acr#i Landitacb Btthert iANFOND C O M M E R C I A L SPECIALIST LA KE MARY REALTY BOB BA L L .J I I ill m m For Sal* Clot* to downtown Santord and nosplei A mart can Stool bldg IDO sq t< GC 1 I o I f l s 111 1)1 Odd Call 111 1771 alter ) Pm For Quality cfAMm*nfthlp ASSUME NO QUALtF YINOI I Bdrm . H* balk, large Mncad yardl M M* dawn. U lt Me PITH R U N Appro* » y n Mev* tight Ini SM.t** Enterprise 1 Bdrm . I both Acres* St John * S U t per S A M F O a O 1 bdrm . fenced, per* a k . SOS room, b#iuf iM vbooriwd io» |7t t00 I n n m n riM iia ______ tea* m w y. Tx D IS C O U N T AUTO SALES *171 00 Baby Bads. StrelMrs. CMlfws. Playpens. Etc Paperbecb WILSON MAIER FURNITURE •to t i l l ....... .............. DUPLEX Pqsltiv* cash Ilow Owner will line nee | i1 vx with IIS.OOO down 323-5774 A Bedroom home t*00 00 per ................M l 0GAI h If c h • r? , d i n i n g iiv t f 14?— C o m m e rc ia l P ro p e rty / Sale NEW HOME AF F OR D OR L E I Can you raise 17 000’ II you hove reasonable credit, that's all you need Owner financing will get ypu into this lovely 1 bdrm 1 bath w/ family rm , cent heal A Air. nest to PJnecrtst school D l l M •Orfv IN< n This Weak Only I lata E L C A M I N O ..............U.*M Offer Espires Tun* II 21?—Wanted to Buy Apalianca* Far Sal* a ll In arcallant condition A fully gvaran toed................... 171 Alfa 2 b#th Low down, low in tore si rat* *i» *00 Crank Canstructton A Realty, h lt t e t l Lovely 1 Bdrm country home with yard end b<g garden era* A lto rd a b i* monthly payments Call a ft !**»_____ a n W L e tt Mary boulevard Suit* A. Sl f S m onth Im mediate occup ancy H I not Reg R I Arsker PHo Y ntw Hat averythlng *M4 mil** Asking ( 1* 1* Call 111 7* 1*______________________ IS Boa) Stoonng wheel A cable / F u rn itu re BOND MONEY LOW DOWN PAYMENT Rtasonabl* and convenient M I N MapM.Sanford M l *0*0 N#vr J bd'm dOL/bl# g«r*g# HI *tgt_____________ I bd rm , large llvlnf kitchen with appliances SllO A deposit m JOY) Emptoymtnt l l t l Frawed Ave 127—Office Rentals Spec lout Aportment* Minute* tram Hwy U U Laketront. pool, tonnlt. odwlt*. no polk, loundry Starting at DOS a mo I and 1 bdrm Alio furnished efficiency SIS week U K Clancy tram tr< V#"focd LONOW OOD 1 bdrm I bam New root Low down payment Owner fin a n c in g l i t MO BeauUlul A bdrm . 1 bath with all amenities 1 yr* young On Casselberry golf course Move in with no money down on equal ownership basis Make monthly payments U S H ig RIDGEWOOD ARMS AfTS, LimitvK Tim Only PONT AtC 215— Boats and Accessories Wired tor shrimping Call 111 71*4 Dark blue. with partition LtoOC a x ) let FOR E S T A T E Co mme r c i a l or R t t i d t n l l a l Auctions A Appraisals Call Dali s Auction H I MX) M il 321-075? E ve 322 7643 H I 5to* Iff* Cadillac h mo M l French Ave 141 —Homes For Sale Apartment* Unfurnished / Rent * * LIMOUSINE * * 323-4593 181 — A p p lia n ce s 141 — H om es F o r Sale 141 — H o m e s F o r Sale ft — Saturday from P A IN TER S A PAINTER H E L P E R S - Immediate opening!, good Itartlng pay C all today art a m B RA N O NEW H O M E S an me P A R K 1 bdrm 1 bath large porch Le as*/opt ion Rater enca* LtoO Celt otter S U I Is it Hu# you can buy l*#p* tar i n through the U S govern ment7 Gel the fact* today* Ca"1 111 7A3 1141 E h * 1* . NIOHT CONSIGNMENTS W E L C O M E ! House Rani w op non to buy Middle aga csupi* Security 4 reference* Ah 1 M l t o ll 12J— For Lease DatAry AvM A Mann* lotos Across the river, topel Mil It* Hwy 17 f l DeBary to* A)** L & E AUCTION 15?— Real Estate Wanted Offkts to Rtnl W e k lv a H ir e r * t K a l l a '* Landing Effktoncy carpeted a/c. canoa ui* Adult*, no pot* I I AS mo . SI At WC. m 44FQ ________________ a u c t io n e v e r y f r i Orr toe UI III* 321-1911 Bad Credit? No Credit? YYE FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1170 3 Sjntwd 321 4075 211— Auctions USE Oi Mobil* Home* darting at *1100 Call A ask tar AM Carport*.-----™ P r t v a l* Patio* L e i* LandKaping Pets Children WATER BEOS ACCEPTCOI Call Babto* For Seta Pigs, sm goats, min burret WIN* Sales. Hwy *aW. I l l * « !* *0A Ut 111* futnnhEd ot UnluimshEd. F D R R E N T : I Bd rm . apart ment. turn lined I M 00 per rnonm ............... m «ui R E P OI REPOI 1 bdrm } bam mobd* homes. SIS* mo Sows# assumable Call A ask tar M r O r SO* UI 21M 2 3 1 -C a rs Poultry W O W ) bdrm } bath new d o u b l e wide, m a s o n i t e s h i n g l e d root, f i r e p l a c e , SIS *00 Call A ask lor Mr O r Lease Ttrm j to Fit C E N T U R T It RISM R E A L E S T AT E 203— Livestock and F R E E C RE D I T C H E C K BY P H O N E I Easy g uallfyln g C a l l A ask far Mr Orr. •Or U t ]1M Tori N m E s! Thinking of Getting a Real Estate License? 157—Mobil* Homes / Sale Tu aw lay. Junq I I , IM S — SB Serving Centra! Fla Mr lly r s with complete quality painting services Qualify a Mual I Special Watt Catling IM *07' AMTILE Ceramic tlto a*M* A installation Balh. Heart, r(modeling, repair* La** a* i l i a * , d a t l g n t . p d lls m i. graut*. tatting malariali. ctoanars. camant, mastic, tkintat inatallalian* Shear rami. R 7 E IMk S t, Santord Jehn Parker. TIM CanlTKtor M2 IB S ar * * * * * * * txeftmaaa Tito Ceram ic. Vinyl Asbestos, etc Inateitod A 7* paired E a p . r ot . Ik Pra* estimator 22147x1__________ Tree Service nT5T**v?7 Cad Alter V PAL.... ( C H O U T R E E SERVICE Pra* (aumplaal Spur P rk *»i Lk to* Stump Pried tog. Tool m m * d e t e r art* "LaHAa Pr a im Iona MB* IT*. JONH ALLENS LAWN A TREE D tadh ** remeval l k A W Free eel U I SJM �• » • BLONOIE * f "t* by C h ic Young T w r i i y , Jana H . IW 8 » B — E v e n in g t t o r iM , V a n F o rd , F I. WEAR ASUJEATEfJ AKDTAKE SOUR UMEREUA, DEAR, AND .----- ^ WEAR A HAT... I \ DOITFURME, \ DARUUG... DEAR DR. GOTT - W hy do I always fee! exhausted after 1 eat lunch? DEAR READER - You m ay be suffering from a ubiquitous mal­ a d y c a l l e d " p o s t - p r a n d ia l hypoglycem ia." A fter a busy morning o f work, a hearty lunch may produce sleep in ess for the fo llo w in g reasons: The food you eat causes Insulin to be released In your bloodstream. There Is a bit o f lag In the process, so the Insulin may not start to peak for 30 to 60 minutes after your meal. In addition, the Insulin m ay not "shut o f f precisely when you need It to. As a result, one to two hours after a meal, your blood sugar may tend to drop below n o rm a l and you m ay fe e l exhausted. I wunt to emphasize that this form o f hypoglycemia Is entirely norm al, not at all like the rxaflgeratrd type that Is characlertstlc of the fad disease called "hypoglycem ia." Try eating a lighter lunch containing fewer carbohydrates, or eat a piece o f fruit when you l>egln to feel sleepy. The problem of post prandial hypoglycem ia may be bigger than both of us: It has been formalized In many cultures as the siesta. DEAR DR. GOTT - What can be done for postnasal drip? I wake up at night with a terrible Itchy throat and It's hard to fall asleep again. DEAR READER - Post naval drip can tie controlled by using an antihistamine at bedtime. There are many long-acting brands on the market that are uvallublr without a prescription. Your nusal problem may be due to an allergy, so you may wish to see a doctor to define what It In you are allergic to. If you can avoid this substance, your post nasal drip may disap­ pear without the use of m*dlcine. DEAR DR. GOTT - I urn 62 and recently was told that I have "borderlin e ' diabetes. Can I treat this by simply changing my diet or should I start to take Insulin? DEAR READER - Yog have probably developed an Intoler­ I J WIN AT BRIDGE by M o n Walkar BEETLE BAILEY Y O U 'R E T H E LA6T OW E, Z E R O , S O CLOSE THE POOR THE BORN LOSER by A n Sansom EEK k tfZ E K by Howl* Schneider ...AMDU3D.HERLS MOM WITH THE WEATHER REPORI.. fT$GOfWGTD BE A fJICE DAY, PA0JUG* EUT SOU CAWWEVEfc TOLUJHAT WILL happeu.. I I G O By James Jacoby by Hargraavas A Sallara MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS by Warner Brother* BUGS BUNNY C ? E D iT C A C D S ? ( no Bu t w e do a c c e p t W AB3T S O C ^ S 'w Here's our typical declarer again, finding ways lo go set In what (appears lo be a fairly routine contract. Declarer was shrewd enough to figure out the winning safety play In today's deal, but Wcat sidetracked him with a fancy maneuver. If drclurer can net four club tricks, he will have enough tricks for his contract, lie can do nothing about four clubs to the queen In the East hand, but tf they are held by West, the danger can be nullified. -ra0 0 VOU ACCEPT Post-Mealtime Slump Is Completely Normal * ___ ^ \ 7 tH a t s a / H '& H PB\CE A C A .B K O T Sa la d . The plan is simple: cash the uce of clubs and play another. When West follows, play small from du m m y. It’s true that ance to simple sugar. This Is a common ef f e c t of aging, particularly In overweight, un­ deractive persons who may or may not have an Inherited ten­ dency to diabetes. You may be able to avoid taking Insulin or pills by reduc­ ing your weight to an optimal level and elim inating sugar from your diet. 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( C ) I S S * t>, N l * IK NO RTH S-ll-M ♦ 1014 *101 ♦ J IJ ♦KJ711 EAST WK.ST ♦ D»S *A ♦J7J2 VKD9453 ♦ 109 74) ♦ WIOSl 4 65 4v SOUTH ♦ AK( V J I 74 Ba k u ♦ A44 Vulnerable North-South Dealer South VSr.i Ntrtk Katl Pau 1 NT Pass Pan Opening lead ♦ 10 Soklh 2 NT Pan HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... rc c S L E FRANK AND ERNEST by B ob Thavas /\N O T H £ £ PFAGAN GAFFF? YOUR BIRTHDAY J U N E 13. 1885 Friends will play Important roles In your affalis this coming yrar. Oddly enough. It will be l hose you least expect who will do the moat for you. OEMINI (May 21-June 20) You're lik ely to feel uneasv today if you are In the company of people who think In narrow terms. A void these types and select puls who have broader perspectives. Major changes are ahead for Gemini In ihe com ing year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall t l to Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to state your zodiac sign c a n c e r (June 21-July 22) You have the capabilities today to a c h ie v e o b je c t iv e s t hat assoclatea might find overwhelming Believe tn your strengths, not their weaknesses. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) If you truly have faith In yourself today, it'll be reflet led In the way you conduct yourself. Your actions will also serve as an Inspiration to those of fainter head. VIRGO IAug. 23-Scpt 22) You have the wherewithal today to changr things more lo your liking. Even obstacles that seem I n s u r m o u n t a b l e c a n be overcome If you're determined to do so. LI BRA (S ep t. 23 Oct. 23) G rea ter a d v a n ta g e s can be gained through partnership ar­ rangements today than through independent efforts. Don't be af rai d to s h a r e your o p ­ portunities. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Measures can be taken today to develop a channel that could provide you wi t h a second source of Income or earnings. The tip will com e through a friend. B AQ ITTA R IU B (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 11 Your sociable and gregarious qualities will seek expression today. If you can't be near folks you love, then love the folks you're near. C A P R IC O R N |Dec. 22-Jan. 19) xmlly-orlented activities should lie given priority today. It's OK to have outsiders around, but try to keep the artlon on the home court. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) This Is one of those days when you're apt to feel restless unless you have a lot to do. Don't be hesitant to lake on several pro­ jects simultaneously. PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Today don't feci you're being selfish If your thoughts are focused on personal gain. Some days It's necessary to put No. 1 first. AJUES (March 2 1-April 19) Your charismatic presence and bubbling personality w ill pump pep Into the proceedings today, regardless of what type o f activi­ ty you do. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) Everything comes to he who waits. Keep this In mind today and you'll see situations that appear to be n ega tive turn around to your advantage. by Leonard Starr . m - pum jaow uco THAT. 19 line TO talk to mxj, Annie . I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 11, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 11, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 11, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ef6ae54a47ba5d16ae68bb069ea1d899.pdf e1cd8d431c359cde0976a3a402f25efb PDF Text Text Porn Protestors Plan To Picket Local 7-Eleven By e Caaaelberry Caaselberrv Bjr Jan Jane Herald Staff W rite r Approximately 20 anti-pornography protester* from First Assembly of Gorl. Sanford, and Women for Hepsonslble Legislation, plan to picket the Five f'olnt* 7-Elcvcn convenience store «it the Junction of County Hoad 427 and U S Highway 17 from 10 a m. to 3 p m. Saturday According to Llzbrth Darnell. 330 Trotter Court. Sanford, one of the local organizers, ihr protrst will Ik - part of a nationwide coordinated eflort by the National Federation for Derrnry to get customers to boycott 7 Eleven, owned by Southland Corp . tx-rause of the company's ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A C IU sp oo ks out a g a in st rogulafing child porn ograp hy. Story. 3A. refusal to stop selling "anti-Christian anti family pornographic magazines.” District Supervisor Jack Wright In Southland s Sanford office said he was not aware of the planned protest and does not know a great deal about the NFD boycott so he would not comment But Deborah Mohney. division spokesman for Southland Corporation In Orlando, denied the charge that the stores sell pornography. "W e only carry three titles — Forum, f'ent- house and Playboy — and we don't consider these pornographic." she said Mrs. Darnell said the two local groups are participating because NFD does not have a chapter here and half of the volunteers will picket in the morning and the rest will picket In the afternoon They are concentrating their efforts on this particular store, but she said the placards they will carry are not against this Individual or management, but the company as a Donald E W lldm nn. a United Methodist minister who heads the National Federation for Decency, said that 7 Eleven's recent public 7 I V W f I relations gimmick " to give *250.000 to support efforts against child abuse reveals clarltu! corporate hypocrisy. * K This pales In comparison to the millions of dollars 7 Eleven receives each year from the sales of pornographic magazines which contribute to child abuse." Wlldmon said Wlldmon claims 7-Eleven Is the leading retailer of magazines such as Playboy and Penthouse. which In addlton to sexually oriented material also hold Christian Ideals and rellgous leaders and their family members up to ridicule through parodies Sec 7 -E L E V E N , page U A 3 D ro w n In W e k iva Sanford Victim Attempted Rescue B y 9usan Loden And Deane Jordan Autopsies w rrr scheduled to­ day on the bodies of a Sanford man and two young vacationers he lost his life trying to save The three drowned In Ihr Wekiva N lvrr west of Sanford early Thursday evening Dead urr — Edw ard M. Prlestner J r . 26. ol Sanford, office manager at Kittle's Wekiva lamdlng where I he drownlngs occurred H r tried lo rescue the other two victims. — K a r e n D a n ie ls . |5. of Philadelphia. Pa., one of the vacationers who was lurched atop the shoulders of her brother as they waded In the river — Exel Daniels J r . 18. also of Philadelphia Neither of the Daniels youngsters could swim, according to authorities The trugedy occurred alxiut 5:30 p rn.. while the Daniels were frolicking In the river Daniels, according to authortiles. sirp|>rd Into a hole and deeper water, his sister still on Ills shoulders, and Ihr two sank Prlestner ran from the camp store to the rescur In response to screams of help from non swimmers on thr river trank whet saw them In distress Those bystanders. Including the youths' (latent*. had watched Karrn Daniels struggle (or life when her brother apparently wudrd Into the hole In Ihr river bed according to a Seminole County sheriff's report. Prlestner removed his shoes and swam clothed about 20 feet from shore to assist the pair, when apparently In a frantic effort lo Ire saved, they panicked and pulled Prlestner under with them, according to Hussell L Moncrlef. who along with his wife. Katie, owns the park Prlestner was. according to his f r ie n d V a n W i l l i a m s , an excellent swimmer The parents ol the Daniels youngsters watched from the river trank as Prtcsinrr's rescue ultempi failed Mrs Ethel Daniels stood on shore screaming for help Her husband, also a non-swimmer who had been llshlng nearby, ran Into the water and almost d ro w n e d , a c c o rd in g lo i n ­ vestigators Sheriff s deputy John Virgin, the first official at the scene, sold the elder Daniels was rescued by Hlta Shively, a resident of the park Ms. Shively also pulled Prlestner's body from the water The Daniels, a family of 11 from Philadelphia, had been camped In two tents al Ihr park lor three days. Moncrlef said They left the park alter the accident, a tragic end lo their planned two week vacation, and Moncrlef said he has been un able to locutr them. Virgin reported arriving at the scene at 5 42 p in . five minutes alter Mrs Moncrlef called the sheriffs department Miss Daniels unit Prtestnrr's IsMlIes had lirrn pulled lo shore by the time the deputy arrived. Virgin began CPR on Prlestner and Instructed bystanders In how lo do the same on the girl. “ I told them to watch me and do the same thing I was doing.” he said Hut revival efforts failed. Seminole County firefighters arrived und took over the re­ suscitation efforts, while an underwater search was on for Ezel Daniels J r . Virgin reported. Virgin radioed for additional assistance from the sheriffs department, his report said Moncrlef. who was called from his job at Seminole Community College by his wife. Joined the search "Katie railed and said there was a disaster out here.” he said. He too railed the sheriffs departmrni before leaving his post as dean of vocational planning and development. Moncrlef said when he got to the park, he Jumped Into the water In Ids underwear to Join others In search of the youth "I looked and looked It took u long time." (about one hourl Moncrlef said. "I got goggles and combed the bottom, looking and looking and finally found him ." The body was found about 20 leet fro m s h o re In w a te r ala lo eight feet deep, he said. The B-fool-l Prlestner was apparently dragged underwater as the two teenagers, described as "large.” clung to his slim frame. Mrs Moncrlef said she See DRO W N, page 14A County Seeks To Fill 10 New Jobs Seminole County Is Ix-glnnlng the search lor stall lor IO new |obs Salaries lor thr positions are Included in the iist.d i •*h r, 86 budget and will cost the county between (172.000 to (226.426 for thr year Some ol those to lx- hired will lx- Involved In tinc o un ty 's proposed program lo provide "one stop perm!*ting" for new development. Now It can lake two w e rks or longer lor a building ix-rmlt lo lx* issued alter approvals a rr given by depart ments ra n ging Irnm public safety to engineering The Jobs available are • Land management technician, two positions Salary *12.272 to $17,264 • Project engineer lo work in thr environ­ mental services director's office. $25,501 to $35,672 li • Clerk typist lor the agriculture department at Five Points ( 11. 12H to $ 15.683 • Project engineer to work In Ihr public works department 929.515 to (4 1.267. • Pro|x-rty acquisition coordinator lo work In the county administrator's office $26,770 to $37,440 • Accounting clerk to work In the purchasing department $12,272 lo $ 17.264 • Permit clerk two positions, lo work In thr county development building office $11,669 to $16,453. • Plans examiner to work In the building office *19.034 to *26.666 Personnel Director lads Martin said the posi­ tions will lx- |x>sted In various county buildings and advertised. After Interviews all positions will be filled by or before Oct 1 — Donna Estes P o rta b le A portable classroom for Lake Howell High School is guided south on U S. Highway 17 92 by drivers from Jim Hill house movers, Orlando If is the 27th portable the school district has moved recently from its Action Report*.....2A Bridge ............... I0A Calendar............. 3A Classifieds.... 12A. 13A Comics.................. 10A Crossword............ 10A Dear Abby..............5A Deaths ..................U A Dr Gott................ I0A Editorial................ 4A Florida.................... 2A Horoscope I0A Hospital 2A Nation..................... 2A People 9A Sports ............ 6A 8A Television L E IS U R E Weather UA W orld.................... U A Party Pooper JA CK SO N . Wyo. (UIMI — A man who decided lo lake the law — and an ax — Into his own hands after getting angry at the noise from a neighbor ’s stereo. Police said Plchan used an ux to force his way Into Kenny Oberlefs apartment Wrdnrsday. and alter cutting Oberlel wllh the ax. proceeded to smash Oberlefs 30 gallon aquarium. Obertet said water from Ihr aquarium spilled over his stereo and extrnstve record alburn collection, mining both. Honald Plchan. 38. was tiring held In Ihr Teton County Jail Thursday on charges of aggravated assault and battery and lelony destruction of property. Police said Plchan explained he was tired of Obertet playing loud music and "all the loud partying." Obertet was not seriously Injured. A Euslts teenager who robbed a convenience store west of Sanlord then tried to sexually assault the clerk tins been sen­ tenced to 30 yrats In prison and (initiation for life Charles Haves Jr.. 19. got longer than the recommended to 7-year sentence because ol his criminal history, trauma Inflicted upon the victim, and his use of drugs during the crime, according lo Circuit Judge Rob­ ert B McGregor M cGregor said he wanted Hayes under supervision (or the rest of his life. According to arrest reports. Hayes, then 18. entered the One St Ttmm, VMM*«« "assembly yard” behind the school board office on Mcllonvllle Avenue, Sanford. There are 15 more to move before school begins, according to school district officials. Each portable weighs approximately 20 tons Code Board Rescinds $23,000 Fine B y D a n a a K a ta s Herald Staff W rite r The Seminole County Code Enforcement Hoard took pity Thursday afternoon on a Fern Park woman who had "already paid enough" because others had chosen l.er land as a dump site, and rescinded more than $23,000 In fines. Eva Sim m ons, hit by the board wllh fines because tier lol on Leon Street In Wlnwood Park near Altamonte Springs was littered with trash and debris, old appliances and furnishing* dumped by others, and threat ened with condemnation of a ramshackle house there by thr county building department, said she Is making payments on the $1,000 cost of removing Ihr irush and Ihr house and can't afford any more. "I Just don't have the money."' Mrs Simmons said She said she works only three days a week Asked why she had not con­ tacted the txiard even though her case had been discussed almost every month since last September. Mrs Simmons said Teen Gets 30 Years For Robbery TODAY M«f*W P o rta ge Stop convenience store. State Road 46. at about 4.30 a m Nov 4 and brandished a large, blue steel revolver. He told the clerk: "Give me your money." The woman opened the cash rrgtstrr and Hayes grubbed the money then walked behind thr counter and started to sexually assault the woman. He was Interrupted w hen he heard someone outside thr store A witness saw tlayes (lee west on SR 46 towards Lake County driving a light blue 1976 or 1977 Pontiac. t h e m W M no p o in t In c o m m a in ■■«iiiitxi<i k h x i to catch n i r of­ the h e a rin g s because she fenders. couldn't pay the lines and It took Hut Miss Jacobson added that lime to arrange the cleanup. ownership of property brings T h e board during the In ­ with It responsibility to keep that tervening months levied a fine of land clear of debris. •250 per day and the fine had In another rase, an Oviedo accumulated to $23,100 A lien man charged wllh violating the was filed by the county against county code by having an unthe properly tn April. Sara jx-rmlled trailer on his property Ja co b s o n , chairm an of the on Fawn Hun In Woodland board, said the county could Estates near Oviedo said he foreclose on the land in April would chop the trailer to hits 1986 County staff said, howev­ and haul It away If he cannot sell er. there Is little likelihood a sale It before the Sept. 23 deadline of the properly would bring railed by the board If the trailer anything like the amount ol the Is not removed by the deadline, lien (lie board voted to Ix-gln charg AHer the unanimous vote of Ing a $50 (x-r day line Ih r seven-member hoard re­ M. fcotl Goings said he parked s c i n d i n g th e tin e s . M is s the trailer temporarily on the Jacobson told Mrs Simmons the board fell she "had alrrady parrel until hr rould Inilld u p a id " anti it was p e n a lty house He said he parked I he trailer on Ihr Isolated pro|ierty enough because other trailers were Miss Jacobson also advtsrd the woman to keep a dose watch on parked on nearby property and he didn't know a permit was her property In the future to required When he found out. hr make sure no further garbage and trash Is dumjx-d there and said, hr applied for a perml' to contact the sheriff for addl- from the county's Hoard of See B O A R D , page 14A ( t o n a l p a t r o l s in h e r Blacks Barred From Diner Awarded $1,503 ALEXANDRIA. Vs. (UIMI - A while couple whose diner displays a sign reading "We have been unconstitu­ tionally told who we must serve" was ordered to pay $1,503 to a black woman and her two daughters who were refused service. An all-white federal ju ry found Thursday that Patricia McKoy. 49. and her husband. Roy. 61. dlacrlmlrutted against civil rights activist Lori Jackson. 50. and her daughters by refusing them service al their Bclvolr Restaurant In rural Marshall. Hut the MrKoys maintained their Innocence, saying they never had a policy against serving blacks and only refused entrance to the women because they were followed by report­ ers. "Now I can sleep at night." Jackson said after the verdict. The McKoy* were accused of telling Jackson and her daughters, Denise Johnson. 27. and Dcbrah Williams. 29. that their restaurant was dosed, although a white customer was seen drinking coffee Inside. McKoy conceded under questioning In Wednesday's testimony he sent a letter to the U.S. District Court In 1907 saying he did not believe the Bill of Rights applied lo blacks. Bee T E E N , page 14A U.N. Vote On Sonctions Peloyed M o re V io le n c e JO H A N N E S B U R G . South Africa (UPI) — Police said today they have detained nearly 900 people since emergency rule took effect six days ago and reported scattered Incidents of violence that have resulted In 16 deaths In the same period. A statement Issued by police headquarters today said 891 people have been detained stnee Sunday. The statement also reported three Incidents of 6rebombings and the stoning of a bus that left the driver Injured. No other details were given. In S o u th Police have provided few details of the arrests and unrest since the imposition of emergency rule, which gives police and the army sweeping jiowers of arrest and seizure of property. The latest figures were released as the U.N. Security Council prepared to vole today on a French resolution ca llin g for econom ic sanctions against the while minority govern­ ment of South Africa. France Introduced the motion Thursday, a day after It recalled Its A fric a ; 891 ambassador from South Africa, but the Security Council delayed a vote because the draft failed to win enough support among the council s 15 members. The United States o p p o s e d the French motion, saying that "isolation of South Africa will lead to more bloodshed.” und African nations called (or more stringent measures South African President Pieter B o th a Im p o s e d the s la te of emergency In large parts of the country Sunday to quell 11 months D e ta in e d of racial violence In black townships that tuts left at least 480 dead. Police said the number of people killed In clashes with security foices rose to 16 Thursday wllh the shoot­ ing death of a 16-year-old black youth. A soldier killed the youth with a single R 1 rifle shot when black rioters stoned an army patrol In an un­ named black township In the eastern region of Cape province, police said. Baa 8 . A F R IC A , paga I 4 A I 4. �JA — Evening Herald. Sanford. FI Collapsed Roof Leads To Lawsuit Friday, July 1*. H IS NATION Woman Whose Husband Was Killed In '83 Incident Seeking Damages IN BRIEF Chemical Weapons Production Included In Proposed Defense Bill W A SH IN G TO N lUI’l) — House and Senate negotiators have ended work on a $'102 billion defense bill with an agreement that could start production of rhcmlcal weapons In two years — for the first time since 1969 Acceptance of the chemical weapons compromise, a major shift by lhe House after three years of refusing President Reagan on the Issue Is still subject in another Utilise vote Th e measure agrrecl to Thursday alvi takes 92 9 lillllon out of ihe military retirement program without affecting those now getting rher ks or now m uniform and caps MX rnlsslle deployment The hill also Includes — Allocation of $2.78 billion to the ‘ Star Wars anil-missile research program - An e x|ra $ MX) mlllltin for rescan li Into the Midget man missile, a single warhead mobile missile intended as the next generation of U S missiles — The addition of the option of a death penally In courts martial lor peacetime spying by a member ol the uniformed military services, an outgrowth ol the Walker spy case Ousting Of Governor Unlikely J U N E A U . Alaska (Ill'll - I'oil I leal observers say II seems unlikely Alaska's Gov William Shrlllelri, hocused of showing favoritism in awarding u longtime supporter a stair building contract, will fat can Impeachment trial Th e liftti day ol hearings lo determine If the first-term Democratic governor should face an Impeachment trial was expected to focus on testimony from Joseph Arsenault, the Fairbanks labor leader granted Ihe controversial 10 -year stnieofllrr Irasc Sheffield, 57. has been under sclgr since July 2 . when a grand Jury reemmnerided. after a 21 day probe, that he fie recalled or Impeached Th e grand Jury said Ihe governor disregarded all ethical considerations by awarding Ihe $9.1 million slate lease in one of tils |Milllleal *up|>ortrr*. and described Ihe governor as "unfit tor public office " The Repulillcan-dumluated Scnalr Rules Com m lllre Is conducting hearings in determine II an impeachment (rial shut ild la' held Mu I observers sail I It appeared Ihe luuillmltllonalie hotel owner imiv escape the ultimate political cniharrussmcni because there are not enough votes on the panel lor a dial Teamster Car Haulers Strike D E T R O IT ltd ’ll — Atoml 22XXX) I canisters union truck drivers, witu haul new cam lo dealers across the nutlon, went on strike curly today, and union offlimis said they did nm cxpccl a sw ill sclllnncni Th e walkoul. the llrsl hy the long distance drivers in more (him three decades, could cripple domestic car production. A ii extruded strike could clog factory storage lots and leave thousands ol buyers waiting lor delivery. "Talk s are ill an Impasse and no hrraklhiough Is e x p e c t e d , ' s a id T c u i U S t c r s l.ncal 21X1 P r e s i d e n t I ’ c l r K M x t t w l M t , <*lwi w a s ui m Iw s ix s fn i ttiim »n h rr* jn e w e i lu ru ilm O *»*■**■ in the s u b u r b * ri u p ol m h ln ln til I hursday in a pouring rain We're going to shut the u|>crattan down." tie nalil. "We're going in allow trin ks on ihe road hr return to their home terminals, hoi we're not going lo lei them go out and bring any mure (new ears) in " I lie irurkrrs are bargaining tor higher pay and lietirr working eomllllrins FLORIDA IN BRIEF Graham: State Needs More Foster Parents t'ALLAIIASSEE lUI'll — Guv Mob Graham says tils react tun to ilu- death Sunday ol a 3 month old i Gild in a stole appiovcd luster home wus the same as II the child had been Ills own I think dial s die standard the state needs to set when II assumes icsponsililliiv lor a child within Its (osier homes lor long It'im phm-mcnl or a shelter home for an emergency." Graham said during a news ronlrtriicc Thursday Graham said Intlllal rcjHirts Indicate Ihe Treasure Island foxier Ilium where Cory Greer was Inimd dead was held to a dlllrrcui si.unlaid. Anil lie blamed a overcrowding capsed by a slim (age ol qualified (osier parents lur at least pai l ol die problem Gruhurn said ihe luster parent shot Inge means dial Drpurlm cill ol tleallh and Rehabilitative Services case workers snmrlltnt-s violate llu-lr own guidelines on overcrowding In order In keep siblings together m emergencies Growth Threatens Bobcats GAINKSVII.I.E |t i|'IJ - Florida's bolrcals are a threatened breed, not by himtrrs who sell the animals' pells, hut hy Ihr stole s rapid land development, a University ot Florida biologist says biologists irar that development associated with Florida's rapid giowih rate could reduce Florida's toibcut population In an endangered species hy lltr end nl (he century Hy the year 2 txk), about I I 6 million people are expected to hr* crowded Into Florida, overrunning valuable wildlife liiiltit.n with subdivisions and condominiums. " T lu ‘ major problem Is the diminishing habllut. We re losing our ItoUoiulaiiil h.udwnod lorcxis, and dial's a preferred habitat for bobcats." s a id Dr. Ron hablsky. a professor uf wildlife ecology. Stale |mllcy allows 2.000 tods .its (s*r year, about It) percent of the estimated population. In Is* killed lor their |>el(H, many ul which ate destined In he used hy lurrlers III Europe HOSPITAL NOTES Cm i i i I m . iku i h s m i Hssiii TtwrMsr DoDon* AA*fg*r*ll Wu h k DIICHAH0 I 1 A O M IttlO M t Vontoul Th o m ti , bo irw U y M uditd V U kXh W i n H Nuholoi snd Hobm W lontord Johnny M O *nd Halit* M G «nl DsDon* C U d yt X U n it. Vagmi* I Johnton *r-0 Rotcn Ou*l*M* Oottety lr»n# W DomlnW Thomot H Mwstey. and Jotewlhon Hotel** girl wiiiunns* t Gonovt MocmonX Albritton 0*1 m ) DaO*s* A Dotndton and boby B y Deane Jordan Herald Staff W rite r A Sanford woman filed suit Thursday claiming her family has suffered greatly since her husband was crushed to death In a construction accident two years ago. Altamese T e r r y filed suit against several defendants associated w ith the Ill-fated construction of the Altamonte Depot In .July. 1983. The roof of the building collapsed, mortally injuring James Terry. 39. of Sanford Mrs Te rry filed as personal reprrseniatlvr of her husband's estate and on behalf of the couple's two daughters. Shanon and Peggy Named In the sull are several (ompanles associated with the project: Expert Hoofing and It's owner. Thom as Todd, the rom puny that was subcontract! d to roof the structure: the general contractor. Central Florida Con­ struction Group Inc. and three ol Its employees, Ernest Gabtrr Sr . Daniel C a n n o n and F ra n k Cannon, draftsman of the con­ struction plans. James Maasem of M aasem D r a f t in g and Blueprinting Service Robert Harris, a registered architect who approved the plans: and the Insurance company of Expert Roofing. Integrity Insurance Company, and the insurance company of the construction group. Cincinnati Insurance Company Mrs. Terry Is seeking an un­ specified amount of damages in excessof 95XXX) According to ihe suit. Mrs Te rry blames the roofing sub­ contractor for causing In part the conditions leading up to the collapse of the roof. She stairs that Todil. ol Expert Roofing, was In a hurry In gel the Job done and heaped too muc h roofing gravel in one place on the roof She stales that a construction supervisor lor the construction group told Todd not to stockpile the gravel lhat way. and that a crane operator also told Todd too much gravel was piled In one place According to Evening Herald news reports of the Incident. 10 to 20 tons of roofing gravel was on Ihe roof and was suspected of causing ihe collapse of a 40* by 50-foot section of the. roof, ac­ cording to W in dell Peters, an Altamonte Springs building of* llrlal Th e roofing contractor estimated there was about live tons of gravel on the roof at the lime of the collapse When the nxif caved in It sent rock., boards and equipment down on Terry who died of multiple skull fractures In the suit. Mrs, Terrs' stales that the draftsman was not professionally qualified to pre­ pare the plans and that Harris, ihe architect, approved the plans though they were not prepared under Ills direction Mrs Terry slates Harris placed fils seal on ihe plans contrary to state law which says no architect will sign or place tils seal on any plans unless they ure prepared under supervision Mrs Terry also named Gabler. and tlie two Cannons saving Altamonte Depot, the site where the roof collapsed in J u ly 1983. killing Jam es Te rry, ot Sanford. they knew the plans were ill prepared She asks for a trial by Jury The case has licen assigned to Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davis J r No trial dale lias been scl Father C h a rg e d In Starvation Of D a u g h te r I'ACIFIC, Mo. |UPI| — An unemployed trash hauler whose 2 -monih-nld daughter starved to death amid "sickening" llltliy conditions Inside die family's trailer home has been charged with Involuntary man slaughter, authorities said. Charges were filed Thursday against Thomas Moses. 29, who was held in the Franklin County Jail In Union. Mu,, on bund ot $75.(XX) Moses alvi was being held on an mil standing charge of drunken driving in a neighboring county. "It was a total mess." sheriffs detective Dave Connor said of the trailer home occupied hy Muses, his wile. I'eggy 25 and lour other young children. "It was sickening." Connor said, "There were feces and dirty clothes and foodstuffs and vomit on the floor*. Ihe beds, whatever "Oiler I got down there and saw how hail tilings were, we took Ihr children into protective custody Christina Mows was dead on arrival Tursday night ul St John's Mercy Hospital In Washington. Mo It appeared the girl who wore only a lllih\ diaper, had not eaten in the lour days tw lore her death, authorities said I fie infant s welgiil at ilie time she died was nearly a pound less i ban bet lilrih weight There was loud lor the older kids — onion rings, mushrooms, that sori ol siulf, Connor said "The oldei two kids were trying lo lake care of all live ill them I think they were undernourished. very dirty One uf Ihe s u rv iv in g c h ild re n a II mouth old ton was hospitalized lor trrutmrni of a severe rash Authorities said 11 appeared Ills dlaja-r had nol been changed lor a week Three others - guls aged 2 ' j . 5 and 7 were placed III foster <are |)r Mary Case, a St lauds County nirdhal examiner w h o conducted an autopsy on i tic baby said It ap(u-ared Christina died of malnutrition She did not die ol all injury C a w said Then- was no n.ilutal disease apparent Ip aceoimi lor the wasted stale ol ihe <hlld Mv impression at this Mine Is that mulnulrtllmi is the primal v eattsc I lie mother lell ifn* trailer Fridav alter a quarrel with her husband. She returned Tursdav and summoned an ambulance .lite r C h r is t in a stopped b re a th in g authorities said Connor said Mows was silling outside ihr trailer when deputies arrived lie said the lauilly had lived in ihr run down home at III*' Klitgswav Trailer Court about 30 miles south went ol Si Louis lor.itHnii lout mmiltis 'Bargain' Ends In Arrest For Longwood Man A lamgwood man, doing bust ness out of Ihe State Farmer's Market. Sanford, was charged Thursday with dealing in stolen giMids tint was later released from tail without |x>siiug bond. The man. under Investigation hy Sanford police for about tour m o n th * , a lle g e d ly b ought "stolen" goods on several in cantons (luring ihe liml monili town a Seminole County sheriff's deputy working as an underrovrr agent for police. a sherltPs re|Mirt said, The deputy made II clear lo I lie suspect the goods were s t o le n a n d I h e s u s p e c t purchased various linns on srv rral tM'casinns ai prices lar below llnii worth. Ilie report said III*' man also gave the deputy a shopping list ol Items lie wanted which Included televi­ sions. microwave ovens and V id r o lecotders. ihe rejNirl liausachons between the nils p n i and ihe deputy were re touted and photographed hy police. l||e re|K>rl said 'The suspect Is a produce seller wot king from a toxilh al the Farm er's Market on French Avenue In Sanford and he was arrested there al 1039 a m Thursday. John Stuart Einrrson. -12, ol 450 Columbus Si lias been charged with Initialing Unit and four counts ol trafficking In stolen property lie is scheduled to appear 111 court Aug 12 MOM M O LE S TIN G ? A 35-year-old l.ongwood man lias accused his wile ol sexually assaulting I heir t year-old daughter on several occasions, Seminole CountV slirrlll's depu* lies are Investigating the claims, hut noarrcsl h4s been tiiadr Action Reports * Fire s * C o u rts * Police The man and a female witness laid deputies they saw objects in the mail's homr which ihe man believes Ills wife used lo assault Ihe child, a sheriffs report tiled Wednesday, said GUNM AN NAHMED The gtui dldnd lire and the alleged gunman got away Mom ihe scene alter drawing a bead on another Sanford man during a brief argument. Mut the sus peel was tiahhed near the scene .mil i barged with aggravated buttery Sanlord poller said Ihe al tempted shooting occurred at about 2:50 p ut Wednesday on Third Street and French Avenue, w h e n ' ihe suspect d re w a 22 caliber pistol and allegedly tried to shoot Joseph C Jeannlit The gun failed to lire and the man fled, hut police stopped the suspect's truck on Third Street and I'oplur Avenue. They re (Mirtcd llndlnga 22 caliber pistol on the ground In front of the man's truck H r was taken hack to Ihe scene ul Ihe Incident and reportedly Identified by witnesses u police ic|>otl said Thomas Stnllli. 20. ol *77 La ke Monroe T e rra c e , was charged with aggravated battery ut 3:37 p m He wus being held In lieu ot $5XXX) bond NO PAY R E P A IR S A 10 year old A lta m o n te Springs man who allegedly gave m e flames a false name and left a Casseherry service station without paying for 9205 in repairs to his car has hern charged with grand theft The man had the work done nil his ear on July 20 and was idetiulled by a witness al the Mobile station on 11 S Highway 17 92 at Stale Road 436. who knew his rral name, a sheriffs re|Kirl said. Arthur Robert Rlppey of 1340 Moyer Drive, was arrested at I r ecdoni Da 1 1 B o n d s. U S Highway 17 92. Fern Park, at 1 15 p.m Wednesday. He was to'tng field in lieu ol 95,<XK) bond H E 9 IS T E K C H A R G E D Longwood police charged a 22 yr.it old lamgwood mail with resist lug arrest with violence after he rrlused In give police his name and tried in flc-c lie also poked an ollicer in ihe chest with his linger, a police report said the man was questioned out side the Hands Way on Orange Avenue. Long wood, ut about 10 50 p m Wednesday Hr rrl used to give police his name, hut said lie had a health problem and had hern treated Wednes­ day for a bruised spleen The man who was holding tils side tried m walk away from poller several times, hul fell each lime He cmillnucd to refuse to Identity liimsrll and lied in an area behind the sinrr after ixillcc told him they were taking him Into custody under ihe Maker Act tor hls own protection, because of hls health problem, the report said The man was raptured la-hind the s to re and allegedly |>okrd one ol ihe ollicer* In the chest with a finger He was charged wllh resisting with violence and taken to South Seminole Coin ruimlty Hospital lor an examlna Hon to-tore toing bonked into jail. Ihe report said Steven Jerome Murks n| 749 Orange Ave.. has hern released wiihout posting bond and Is | scheduled lo appear In einiri Aug 12 B U R G L A R IE S & T H E F T S —Jiihnnv M Madison. 44 nt 2IH I Granby A ve. Sanlord. re |x>rlid lh.il someone look sever­ al items Irom Ills 1971 reerc .Mutual vehicle, according to a stici ill's rc|Hiit Missing is a 12 -Ini li color lelevlslou wnrtfi $400 all AM/FM slereo cassclte pl.ivrr valued al 92(X1 three ilo/en lapes worth $ 1121. and two speakers prlceil al $40 each I In Incident occurred tod ween 5:30 p in Monday and 5 :M> p.m I uesday. — Tw o lawn mowers were re Ixiried stolen Irom 2.141 < eler> Ave . ueeordlllg In a sllerllf r e p o rt- T h e o w n e r ol the mowers. John Ripley. 59 ol the same address, said on* mat lillie a riding lawn mower was worth 92(Nt. and the otlu i mower, a punhtyjic. was worth $30 The I licit occurred tieiween 6 p.m Sunday and 7 JOa m Monday DUI A R R EST The Inflow lug person lias been arrested In Seminole County o|i a charge of driving under the Influence — Millard Fllmorc Romans. 64. of H O . Itox 15. Snowhlll Hoad. Geneva, was arrested at 256 p 111 Wednesday alter hi* caf ran oil Slate Road 46 east of Sanford Altamonte Man Gets Probation For Forging Check B y Deane Jordan Herald Staff W riter A 1 9 -y e a r-o ld A ltam on te Springs man convicted nl lurg lug a 950 check from hls lulher then kicking two arresting depo­ nes hns been sentenced to three year* probation Kevin Michael Htsr. ol 320 Spring Lake Hills Drive, was also ordered hy Circuit Judge Kubert It McGregor to pay hack In* father, pay $200 court costs and pay the Public Defender's olllce $350. McGregor also ordered as a condition of probation that d is c m a i n t a i n f u l l - t i m e Into custody. Aftrr they subdued and placed him in a patrol car. he continued to threaten to kill himself In other court action, an Ajsipka man who wa* not pro­ secuted In Oiangr County oil a charge of aggravaled battery because ol lusidilelcnt evidence has pleaded no contest In Seminole County to a related charge of willies* tampering Wayne Gorcher. 41. of 1325 Lake Crest Dr., could receive up to a year In ihr county Jail when sentenced Aug 20 According to court records. employment. Illse was arrested Feb. 20 after Garcher was arrested Jan 29 In lit- forged hls signature on a Orange County on a warrant for two count* of wltiirss tampering check and cashed it When deputies confronted Issued In Seminole County by lltsr at Ills home lo arrest him the Stole Attorney's office Court on the lorgery charge, he broke records show I’al Folwer. of 176 a w ay, rail to the kitche n, Lori Ann Lane, reported receiv­ grabbed a knife, and said hr ing telephone threats In Juntiary from Garcher. would kill himself The culls stemmed from a Iliac put Ihr knife with a 10 -Inch blade down when or­ December Incident In Orange dered hut fought with the depu­ County in which Mrs Folwer ties when thry tried to take him accused Garcher of altacklng ** l I in Garcher was charged with aggravated battery She said he Ihreatcned to kill her and hrr kids, or have them killed. II she didn't drop charges against hint In F e b ru a ry , the OrangeOsceola Stale Attorney's office dropped ihe charge against Garcher because of insufficient evidence. Garcher Is free on touul pend­ ing sentencing on the tampering charge, authorities said In a third case, a Winter Springs man has pleaded guilty In lewd and lascivious assaults on a child . Charles Richards. 55. of 627 Murphy Road, entered die plea beliirr Circuit Judge Kenneth M la-tflrr who set sentencing for Aug 29 Richard could receive uplo 15 years. According lo court records. Richard made passes and lewd Comments to a 13 year old girl on vacation from New York during July 1984 Recurds show that on different occasions he londlrd her through her clothes, handled her clothing and com- m rnird mi hrr physical devel­ opment and clothes Stephen Ju-qxii Llgar. 31. ol 274 K Hay Ave. lamgwood. arrested March 3 lor possession ol mm alnc aficr hls car was stup|M-d because he did nol dim fils headlights when a deputy signaled him in do so McGregor sentenced Llgar to g years probation. Etvninj; Herald UVP* «|l 1MI F r id a y . J u ly J4. IW S V o l 77. N o n t Publittod 0*iI(r snd iwnd*y, tacts* teturdzy by Th* tentord Htrtld Isc, 104 N F r * « (h A a . It n lo r d . FU. MMI W to «d C U M P * »U g . P «.d at t e n U r d . FU rtd a 11171 Mom« O s livtry Weth. Ilig, Month M >6 1 MantXi 114 U , * M onlht. »17 M l Y » « r , M l M B r S U il VVt.k I I l « i AAanIS t* M i 1 AAonlbt. t i l . N i t Month*. H J 10 , y , „ , U4 M Ptiono (Mil m a i l . I �Non-M ilitary A id Approved For Contras W ASH IN GTON IUPI) - In a major foreign policy victory for I resident Reagan, a House* Senate conference committee today endorsed *27 million In non-military aid for the anti* Sandlnlsta guerrillas fighting the Cuban and Sovirl-supporicd ^Nicaraguan government. T h *' assistance Is attached to ^the * 12 7 b illio n fo re ig n assistance bill but II denies the White House a chief goal — allowing the CIA or the Defense Department io distribute the xloihes. food, medlcinr and sltnillar supplies lo the Contras I do not see any way the House will do it." Chairman Dante Fasctll, D-Fla.. of the House foreign Allairs Com m ittr r told Sen Richard Lugur. 1CInd . chairman of Ihe Senate Foreign Relations Committee I his Is nitpicking (demanding CIA role| *' Rep Henry Hyde. R ill., an ardent tracker of the Contras said It was "dum b" I hat Con­ gress would not allow the agency with experience in dealing wit it the rebel* the CIA — lo distribute l he assistance. "Hut the House will not allow It. It will have lo lie the boys with slriped trousers and cut­ away coats." he said, meaning the Stale Department and Us Agency lor International Devel­ opment — a non military group that oversees the distribution o( economic aid. shortly afterwards Lugar was warned by Rep, Lee The overall bill provides $6 2 Hamilton, D-Ind.. chairman of billion in military assistance — the House Intelligence Commit­ $438 m illion below the ad­ tee. that a CIA role would wreck ministration's request. passage of the bill. Economic aid was set ai $5.5 "I have qualms." he said In billion Other amounts Increased dropping the Idea. Hut he cau- the bill to more than $ 12.7 Honrd that the State Department billion — $200 million less than should "run be harassed every the current spending level. point along Ihe w ay" by Con­ The divided conferees dropped gress as It takes on the distribu­ language on family planning tion role that would have denied any The bill goes to troth chambers assistance to any organization for approval. H ow ever, the Senate and House appropria­ tions committees must authorize the expenditures L O S T H ILLS. Calif IUIM) A p p ro v a l of a id for ihe estimated 15,000 guerrillas Insect expert* today searched came three muni Its after the 400 square miles of central House, upset with the CIA role In California In hopes of destroying Nicaragua and falling to sec any the first swami of “ killer bees' lo arrive the United Stales before a real benefits In the covert pro gram, killed a modest $14 mil­ they form more colonies The Africanized bees were first lion aid bill passed try the observed by a man who saw Senate them sting a rabbit to death Im m e d ia te ly a lt e r w a r d s The helicopter aided search of Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega rich Central Valley farmland (or visited Moscow seeking econom­ the queen of the swarm was ic aid. rtnharassing many House In-gun when entomologists con Democrats whir worried about firmed that dead bees found In the political effects of doing rural Kern County were cross­ nothing to pressure thr Sanbred African and Latin American dlntstas toward democratic re trees forms The Insects are known as killer O n J u n e 6 t ti e S e n a tetrees because they are fiercely approved $38 million in non- aggrrssivr and far more likely to nil IMary aid for the Coniras and ■«!luck people and animals than the House passed $27 million ordinary bees, even though thcii Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. F riday, July U . 1 W J -J A working with China, which some congressmen have accused of performing coerced abortions and Infanticide The administration had also asked for SlOO million in mili­ tary aid for thr Philippines, but the conference limited It lo $70 million In non-lethal assistance — uniforms, and communica­ tions equipment — and called lor reforms In Its armed forces. Economic aid was scl ai SI 10 million W o rk e rs Search For K ille r Bees sting is no worse than that of outer varieties. They also have been known to attack In a swarm 100 yards long O f f ic ia ls t o ld re p o rte rs T h u rs d a y a s w a rm ol th r dangerous Ix-es was s(x>ttrd last month by on oil held worker who m w the swarm attack and kill a cottontail rabbit. The worker Irletl to destrov the swarm, found In a Iox burrow in the semi-desert region alx ml 140 miles north of Los Angeles by (xnirlng hot asphalt into the hole The next day he found that the l>crx had tunneled around Ihe asphalt and reached the surface It was the first time such Ix-cs were found in the Untied Stales, the stale Food and Agriculture Department said Gospel Sing The Four Fold Gospel Quartet of Sanford consisting of, from left Sieve Harriett. Greg Harrell and Peter Courlas. will be featured at the Fourth Saturday Night Gospel Sing at the Deltona Lakes Baptist Church. 2886 Elkcam Blvd , Deltona, at 7 p m Saturday New member of the qroup, not shown. Is Kenny Hicks Others appearing on Ihe program are Calvin Messlck, Ml Dora, Theresa Moriarty o( Ml Oora, and Mel Hall of Deltona The quartet has been singing for three years in churches, campgrounds and gospel concert* Would Lead To Censorship ACLU: Don't Regulate Child Pornography C H IC A G O |Ill'll — The American Civil Lltx-rlles Union opposes the regulation ol pornography. Including child pornography because censorship Is an Inadequate defense against sexual violence, an A C L U ollii lal told a federal commission In testimony before the IJ.S Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography Jane M Whlchrr, stall counsel ol the Illinois ACLU, said ihe government should not regulate tin pornography industry, evert tl a link is established between crimes ol sexual violence and (tomography "There's been attempts in gel at the problems in society by regulating speech, and those attempts have tint worked." Whlchrr said "Allrm pts to regulate child pornography arc a perfect example "Regulating s|x’cch ritx-s not stop thr crime, so I suggest to you to rejrcl the attempt to link pornography with rape sexual assault anti organized crime. Go after Ihe rapist Go alter organized crime. Go alter those who sexually abuse children." The 11-member commission was formed bv Attorney General Edwin Mrcse III In May al Ihe request of President Reagan to study the elfrcls of |x>rnography and recommend appropriate measures to control us produc­ tion and distribution Prior lo Whlcher'a testimony, the com mission heard from two women. Identified as "Evelyn" and "Dlattn," who described how- their husbands' Interest In (tomo­ graphy had destroyed their marriages Hrenda Macklllop. a bunny al the Los Angeles Playtxiv Club from 1973 lo 1**76. testified that her work caused her to "treat ttiv Ixxly as a marketable Item " The commission, which is holding u two-day bearing lh.it concludes today also heard from police officers who described the difficulty ol prosecuting pornography cases Hut W hlchrr charged dial the focus ol tin hearing hat! sliltlnl loo l.u toward linking pornography with crime "T h e aim ol vour rllorts at (tomography is going In the wrong d im non W hlchrr said "Th e A CLU ir|r< Is your allrm pts lo lie (tomography" to crime Asked bv commission chairman llt-nrj Hudson, chief attorney ol Arlington County Va . II ihe government should be allowed to ’‘Interfere" In (tomography tl a link to crime Is "srlrnillleallv" established. Whit her ie piled, "No Asked by Hudson II the A CLU supported government Interference If a child were exposed lo pornography by an adull. Whlchrr again answered negatively "It'a the parents* rrsponslbllly and the parents' duly it* leach their children the iy|>r of values they waul them lo have " CALENDAR Clean Air Rrtxis al noon, cloned. T U E S D A Y . J U L Y 30 F R ID A Y . JU L Y 20 Apopka A lco h o lics A n o n y ­ Casselberry Klwants Club. 7 H a n d ic a p Singles Dance, 7 30 11:30 p m ., W catm onle mous. 8 p (it closed, Apopka u.tn . Casselberry Senior Center, Park. Altamonte Springs, A d ­ E p I tt r o ]> a I C h u r c h . 6 1 5 200 N Lake Triplet D rive. Casselberry. mission Is 35 cents. Fur In­ Highland Al Anon Step and Study, M Sanlord Toastmasters, 7 15 formation call Claudia Harris at p.m.. t'assrllx-rry Senior Crntrr. a in . Christo’s Restaurant. 107 W rsim ontr Park 862 0090 W First Si.. Sanford Wcklva AA (no smoking). H 21X) N Triplet Drive Sanford Optimist Club. I I 45 Sanlord AA. M p in , closed. |) m , W c k lv a P re sb yte ria n a m . Western Slzzlln Restau­ 1201 W First St C hurch. SR 434. ai Wcklva Fellowship Group AA senior rant. Sanlord Springs Road Closed Reims Club AA, noon and 5 30 Langwmxl AA. 8 p m Rolling citizens. M p m closed, 200 N p in closed. H p.m . step. 130 Luke Triplet Drier, ('avsrltx-rry Hills Moravian Church, SR 434, Ovcrratcrs Anonymous, 7 :io Normandy Road. Casselberry Long wood Alanun, same lime p.m.. West Lake Hospital, state Clean Air Reims Club. noon, and place. Road 434. Longweod closed Tnnglrwtxxl AA 8 p in . SI Richard's Episcopal C hu rch. Lake Howell Road. Alanon. same time and place. Sanford AA Step. 8 p m . 1201 W First St.. Sanford, LAW N & GARDEN CEN TER S A T U R D A Y . J U L Y 27 East-Went Klwnnls Club. H a m . Alr(x»rt Restaurant. San­ ford Santord Womens' AA. 1201 W First St . 2 p ill . dosed Metal Mania Cosmic Concert featuring Heavy Metal music, laser v is u a ls , and c u s to m • Fine Texture artwork. 9 and 10 p.m.. John • Evergreen Reg. $3.99 Young Planetarium . H IO FT 8 8 • Full Sun 1 Gal. R o llin s S t. al the O rla n d o Now! Science Center. Stmwthlng In f/ic M r featuring Phil Collins and Genesis al 11 p.m. Admission Is $2 50 per show Casselberry AA Step. H p.m .. Ascension Lutheran C hurch. Overbrook Drive. Ncbns and Live Oak AA. noon. • Super Accent Plant Rebus C lub . 130 Norm andy • While Flower With Dark Center ^ Road. Casselberry Iclosctll 8 8 • Used In Professional Landscapes $ Clean Air AA for non-smokers, 1 Gal Reg. $3.99 NOW ! m m first floor, same room, same place and time S U N D A Y . J U L Y 28 A ltam onte South-Sem lnole Jaycees Variety Show. 2 p m .. l.u A la i Fronton. H ig h w a y 17-92. Fern Park Georglo the Clown. Sea World Polynesian revue, and amateur Jal alal exhibition Call Cathy Cold at • Big Round G rsss Plugs 834-1078 for free tickets for c o m m u n it y o r g a n iz a t io n s • Taka Advantage Of • Adaptable working with children or the These Summer Rains • Chinch Bug Resistant (elderly Tickets $3.50 at Ihe d<x>r Rsg. $6.29 • Free Literature to the public. Sanford Dig Ikxtk AA. 7 p m . $ ^ 8 8 open discussion. Florida Power $ 0 9 9 NOW! *1 amt Light building. N. Myrtle NOW! O Tray Htl WI. 40 Lbs. A. Duda S Son Avenue, Sanford. Sunniltnd Corporation Alanon meeting, 8 p m.. 1201 :W. First St.. Sanford. M O N D A Y . J U L Y 29 INDA 'S HELPFUL HINT OF THE WEEK: Central Florida Blood Bank S T O P ! R e a d T h e L a b e l B e fo re U sing 'Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second St . Sanford. 9 a m to P e s tic id e s . 5 p .m . : F lo rid a llo s p l l a l Atlamontr Branch. 601 E. Alta­ HOURS: MOIL •SAT. *5:30 monte Ave ,9 a.m. to 5 p.m j Rebus Club AA. noon and 5:30 2400 W. 25th Street 321-2525 SAHFOOO p in., closed. 8 p.m., step. 130 Norm andy Road. Casselberry. 25th Street O R IE N T A L A R B O R -V ITA E AFRICAN IRIS A l* * -' 6-6*6 GRANULAR CERTITURF FERTILIZER * # -o -w w m- -* * �Evening Herald (USPS 411 JM) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831-9993 Friday, July 26, I9S5— 4A Waynt 0. Doyl*. Publivher Thom* » Giordano, Managing Editor Molvln Adhlnt, Advtrtlilng Director ll o i n r D e liv e ry W rrk $ 1 |0 M o n th . H 75 ;i M o n t h * •14 25 6 Month* *27 0*) Yrnf. $5100 Hv Mall Wrek. •I 50 Month *6 0<) 3 Month* *1800 f>Months *32 SO: Year. MO fXl Stuffing The Enchiladas ... "They cry like pigs stuck lo <i fence. The PR I bent th e m s o u n d ly . It was an overwhelming triumph that the PAN was unable to make Its own fairly '* That was how a prominent member of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in the Mexican state of Ba|a California, viewed the outcome of the elections In that country. According to official election results, the National Action Party (PAN) lost all the governorships It contested and won only five seats out of the 300 In the Chamber of Depulles that were up for election. Hut observers reported — and PAN pro­ tested — widespread election fraud. In one election the PAN candidate got zero votes In his hometown, lie lamented that this would mean even his family did not vote lor him C urum bat This was a butchered election PAN's outcry had the plaintive quality of animals going to th*1 slaughterhouse, victims ol a system which has systematically sacrificed Ihr opposition, stuffing II Into sausages Imprinted with the PRI Inhel The Mexican revolution promised loud — not democracy. And that Is what the party which lias ruled Mexico lor more than 50 years has provided more successfully than any previous regime. Yet Mexican schoolchildren are told that they live In a democratic country. And President Miguel tie la Marld has led a major campaign lo promote “ moral renovation “ Instead of lighting election fraud, lire government Injected an overdose ol artificial agents — from government |>ald PRI adver­ tisements to hallol shilling — lo preserve Its power. The preservatives may keep the PRI label on (lie shelves lor a long time Hut the preservatives are humrful to the health ol the Mexican people who are forced local them PAN. which means bread In Spanish, offered an alternative diet ol yeasty slogans vaunting freedom and tree enterprise. Hut PAN's reform package contained llully but unnutrlttou* w hite bread, unpalatable to tnuny M rx lru n * w h o prefer the native dlel of beans and corn tortillas spired wttli chill peppers PAN's price was high It was bought hy llic rich, dissatisfied with the pKI's nationalization of the hanks, and. to some extent, by the middle class hurt hy the austerity campaign. Hut the rich and die middle class are only the cheese and sour cream at the toji ol die Mexican enchilada Mexico is silll awaiting a party which can challenge the PRI on Its own ground, combining social consciousness with cconmn Ic revival. Until suc h a party arises — or Is allowed to rise — Mexicans will be forced to eat PRI sausage Competition Heat Corruption In the Soviet Union is hardly unprecedented; Soviet leader M ikhail Gorbachev has culled lor a nationwide rllorl against corrupt practices. Still, the story ol one N. Konovalov shows that Russia's state-owned Industries t an engage In die kind of bribery and favoritism that have Ix-cit exjHised recently among some private in duslrles In the West. Tlir news agency Tusa says Mr. Konovalov has been sentenced to nine years In a laboi camp and confiscation of Ills private properly for taking bribes. As a supervisor ol railway height service between Moscow and Lenin­ grad. lie was found guilty ol allocating scarce railway ears to several stale enterprise's They then got governmental bonuses from the timely deliveries, while other socialist en dravors were not so favored, lo return for Ills help. Industrial managers provided labor and materials to build Mi Konovalov a country home One desperate factory boss learned that the railwayman was an amateur must clan and gave film a hand-emflrd gutter. Tills, no doubt, was one ol die llems confiscated. Americans have heard loo much lately ol unethical practices In some large corpora dons, and of special considerations given for fuvors received. Clearly, however, such praeders are not the monopoly of competitive private enterprise. Socialist enterprise under the Soviet system also compete. II not to serve dietr customers, then to serve the stale. And diey cun coni|>ctr corruptly. Put It down to unfrre enterprise at work BERRY'S WORLD BEN WATTENBERG Gorilla In Our Living Room Begs Attention W IESBADEN. West Germany (N tA I - The population of West Germany today Is about 60 million people. But Germany has the lowest birthrate In the world, and v j the German population Is already drrllning modestly Ac cording to official projections, this slow decrease will gain momentum In the years lo come By the year 2030 — not so lar away — the German population will have gone down to about 35 million! Is this a problem? My sense- is dial It Is — an enormous one — and not only for Germany This nation Is only the latxiratnry model ol what's going on In the rest of (he frer modern Western world The Germans have a total fertility rate of 1 4 children per woman TinUnited States' rate Is 1 H — which Is about the rate for die entire com m unity ol modern nations. But It takes about 2.1 children fwr woman to keep a population at a stable leVcl over a period of time Most Germans aren't tioihered by the sllua lion. T o me. It seems as If th rrr Is an MOO pound gorilla loose In thrlr living room — wholly Ignored. "Well, they say. It s u crowdrd country, population loss will Iw- good (or us E v e n some a lle g e d ly e c o n o m ic a lly sophisticated people say. "W e have too many people and not enough jobs — low birthrates will help us get rid of high unemployment ' By this theory one can eliminate all unemployment by eliminating all the population But there will tw stark change in Germany — and. by extension, in the rest of the modern world Such as? First a massive pension problem Young people jiav for the pensions of old people 11 there Is a drrrease In the number of young people (low birthraicsl and an Increase In the number of old people (Increased life expertancyl — you have one hell of a problem In your social se curity system Rough magnitudes for Germany In the future double the lax or halve the !>cnr(|is Isn't that a fun choice for a jiolltlctan? Second, a military problem Germany has already extended Ijie length of military service for drafters It will get worse as the number ol teenagers continues in go down Third, the rest of the economy What happens to the housing industry when there are few ; young people acquiring housing — fewer than I the number of old people dying? What happens ; is a surplus of housing and plenty of unem­ ployed construction workers Well, sav many Germans — Including many experts we can deal with all that We can 1 change the pension plan. We can draft women Workers can tie retrained It will work out for | the best; we ll go to evermore productive use of I limited labor Indeed, all that can happen But I the dislocations while It'* happening will Involve ! a change In society that may make the current j change away from smokestack Industries look ! like a charming croquet game. Change Either a pluralist, melting pot Europe I (Dubious) Or an Increase In the birthrate i tDuhlousi Or stunning change In our economy • ILlkrly) And remember What happens In Germany will lie happening elsewhere in the modern ■ world, only a little hit later That includes the United States Some subsequent columns will, explore these changes But the immediate moral of the story is this It's time to pay attention to' the gorilla in our living room SCIENCE WORLD EDUCATION WORLD Shuttle Aborts Inevitable Arts: Frill Or Staple? By W illiam Harwood UPI Science W rite r C A P E C A N A V E R A L fUPII Given the sheer complexlly ol the space shuttle's three main engines officials say there always Is a possibility dial ihr ship's computers will llnd something amiss and abort a launch during the final seconds Ix-lorr hlnstoll 1 don't think ihere's anv way yo oiii absolutely guarantee you're not going to have this kind ot situation fin the future)." said Jesse Moore, associate administrator lor space By Patricia McCormack Ut’ l Education Editor NEW YORK ifI'll - Albert Eln* trio finer reflecled Ihat "the gill ol fantasy has me.ml more to me than my talent lor absorbing jxisinvc knowledge Kids tootle (lutes strum gull.us and even clown around lor credit — In the name ol arts In the s c h o o lh n u s c The same tor the study ol dance seulpl mg, palming and a lot of m her subjects with light sounding names Is sin It fare meaty — or is it a frill that can he snlp|ied as sellout hoards look for wavs lo rr dlref t dollars into heavyweight (nurses suc h as i (imputers’* Leave these programs lulaet. soys a report entitled T ’r r lo r m log Together The Arts and Education It Isa |omi product ot the American A s s o c i a t i o n ol S c h o o l Ad minis!rotors and the John F Ken nedy O n ter Ini (tie I’erlumiing Aits Alliance lor Arts Education. The theme; The arts tirtung In our achonl* because they are serious subjects, not f r i l l s E v e ry o n e — a d mlrilstnilom, teachers, parrots, and students — must treat them that way "The aits iire an Indlsprnslblr part of (-duration. * says Richard Miller, exccullve director of Ihc AASA "T h e y enrich our lives in many ways, and II would tre an unluleresl log world without the arts." ■fuck Kukuk. director nl The Kennedy Center's Education Pro gram, said Trrlm intug logelbei niters the ojipottumiy lor parents concerned citizens, and school ad mlnlstnilors in work ( iMiprratlvi-lv to Improve arts education In school districts across the nation Why should they? The experts say the hilure ol the nation depends on ability ol people to creole — and without arts programs schools can't develop cre­ ative leaders And Dial Is one ol the most Important reasons ails must Invlewrd as a vital part ol education So wtint's ait'* File ails umbrella shelters dance, music, creative writing, drama, painting, drawing sculpture, pho­ tography. vidro anil other visual arts hums Learning them, expert cnee shows challenges students pcrccpllnus and teaches them to look lo the word around them m new wavs night WILLIAM RUSHER He was referring to shuttle C ha lle nger's dramatic abortive launch attempt July 12 when the ship's main engines wi re shut down on computer eonimand tieeaiisr a valve that diverts i ool,ml to Ihc No 2 engine's roiuhusiinn t bomber did not work properly While a tiachuji system did work the engine had losi lull redundancy the archipelago are growing bottler — a loom Ii mpim-mrid — and the and moving Into die cities blastoll M-||li>nit was halted by More ominously the anti-Marcos Challenger wtom llight computers. Inrcrs now Include a good many non-communist lefiisis whn are Shuttle Discovery sollrml a strut-e x p lic itly u ii 11 -A m e ric a n , plus l.il atiort (lilting its maiden launch olliers who are mil yet outspokenly attempt In June Pint ihat pro so hut who nonrthelesH resent our Mem w-.is blamed on title loseoplr conUmn-d support ol Marcos ■(inlarnInation in tin- In druidic (Had Finally, the powerful Influence of ot a main luel valve actuator, tiui the Catholic Church, as well as ihat engineer* were unable to duplicate of certain (llsaffeclrd business inler Ihc problem ests. are Ix-lng thrown Into the Fall safe backup systems Is a sj.des against Marcos (who suffers hallmark ol the shuttle program and from kldnry trouble and Is reregardless ol the threat ol fulurr jMirledlv on dialysis) alxirix. Moore said lie will mil relax Il Is not hard lo lorcser the course the stringent salely requirements. events may follow I he inlcrnnI don't intend to do anything tloii.il leil litter,il alt.ii ks on Marcos w ith Ihc liftoff logic where we've got wilt Intrnsllv and opjmshlon to him to have redundant systems on the at home will increase. Hr will engines ' he said I plan to bold resjxind with repressive measures onm that criteria, although in Ihr based on itulu.uy support and lose ease ol a national emergency . I what little i m ill hr still has abroad would waive ihal Economic distress will worsen A But for the majority ot our multi party Junta w ill overthrow ihr launches, in l.u-t all the foreseeable Marcos regime, with belated and launches I have lu the program halBirarlrd sup|>oit from our St.Ut­ wr re going lo retain having lull ile pamneui redundancy -it IlltolT." Within a couple ot years || will While work Is proceeding to ready transput- that slightly over halt Ihe t ballrnger tor a second launch try liinlii memlM-rs are Marxists the Monday , engineers still do not know rest will themi|miii tie neutralized or what caused the July 12 alxirt exiled Ihr Catholic Church will The y suspect the problem wax change sides too lale the People s with the hydraulic actuator reDrmoerullr Republic o| the Philip sjKinsihlr (or jmaltlonlng the coolant pines will joiii die communlsl blot v a lv e , w h ic h d iv e r ts liq u id In die United Nations and the New hydrogen to ihc walls ol ihe com York rimes will charge, editorially. bustum chamber, on command Hull we "drove It Into Russia's front ihc engine's own computer arms." controller Is there still tune to avoid dlls T o make sure, technicians re­ drearily l.imlllur scenario’*Yrs. it we placed the actuator the valve, the get oil our verandas and start taking electrical cable that connects the the necessary preventive steps right actuator and the engine control away. computer it sell P h ilip p in e T im e Bom b When I <becked into tin- Hotel Manila on Nov IH. 1064. Ill the course ol a leisurely trip around the world. I was considerably annoyed hrrausr t couldn't get a room wtib a lull Iraib Ii Tu rn e d out that I had arrived In (lie midst ol a convention ol the N.ii lonullsta Party, which was til ing held at the lartioos old hotel .lodging by tin- pins on the delegates who swarmed through the cofrUlnrs, and hv Ih r helium hallnnuH sup|Hirtlug slogans out on tIn- lawn sniurhudy iiamril Marcos was llic Imnt runner In the race for (lie parly's presidential nomination In due course he won It. as well as ihc ensuing elect tun and he hus been president id the Ih-piihltc ol the Philippinesevet sim r In the intervening two decades. Eer il Ilia ml Marcus has been a loyal Irtend ol Utu le Sam in an arra ol Ihc globc when- the United States has. to put it mildly, had Its problems. Vietnam is now wholly communist, and Camranti Bay houses a Soviet naval base operating Irum 25 to 30 warships and auxiliaries in the South China Sea Our ow n principal base lu the area Is ('talk Eletd on I lie major Philippine Island ot Luzon, anil without It and the jHirt taellllles ,dtorded lo out Navy by Manila w r would t>e hard put to protect vital American and allied Inlercsls m the legion UnlorliinateU Ihr Marcos era. like m.my another long judiUc.il regime in the developing world, has Iwrn in c r e a s in g ly sh a d o w e d by authorllarlun methods and, in rvUnhly. a good deal of corruption llic local communists, who have lotig maintained insurgent Inter* In the countryside no certain islands in JACK ANDERSON C o n g r e s s m a n W rite s O w n P o rk -B a rre l R ules B y Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta WASHINGTON Among the spendthrift sultans ol Ihc House ol Representatives. Rep lout Hevlll. I) Ala.. Is the jiaslia oi |tork As chairman of Ihr Appropria­ tions solH'ommlitcc on water pro Jcrls. Ihr tall, courtly Alabamiuti bolds ihr jxtwri ol Itfr or death over more pork-ltarri-1 projects than any otiirr member. His nod nl approval curt mean u dam or a (hedging project In Ihr district id a colleague In nerd ol help tor re-election Bcvtll's opposition, or even unlit tcicst, can send a representative hack to Ms constituents cmptyhamlcd So when llevtll lav* down a rule tor pork butrrl supplicants to follow , they obey II without question Unless they happen lu be the chalrmait. Alter all. il the rule maker wants to break ills own rule, who's going lo challenge him? Traditionally, a dam or bridge or other (Mirk project Is tlrst authorized by the appropriate committee — Public Works, lot example Then, alter hearings and debate, the Appropriations Com m itter must agree to pul up ttic money to pay lor n Hut rrrcittly. Appropriations has been a little high banded, using the inoney lulls to write the legislation Itself, much to the dlsgruntlemrnl ol the authorizing t oininlttcr* Somewhat siirjirlslngly, lievtil made what looked like an altruistic ellort lo diminish the Appropria­ tions encroachment on the latest bill allocating funds for water pro­ jects Apparently abdicating some of Ills own power, he passed die word to other subcommittee members that no amendments would be allow ed that could In- construed as "authorizing legislation." But lo and behold, w hile Ihr other subcommittee members were obe­ diently restraining themselves D rvlll Inserted an amendment directing that a $9 5 million Army Corps of Engineers school be located on the campus of the University ot Alabama at Huntsville. next door to lit-vlll'sdistrict That might seem like writing legislation by means of appropria­ tion — die very ladle Hevlll had Inrbtddrn on the tall But a fjrvlll aide told our associates Corky Johnson and Donald Goldberg that the money came from a "revolving luud" of corps money that had been appropriated earlier and not spent So Hevlll hadn't really broken tils rule ''Certain In im ic a l difficulties'* helit up the funds One uf those difficulties, according to Ik-vill’s aide, was dial the money couldn I Just t>e given tc the university; bids had lo be solicited from other Interested parties So Bevlll's recent amendment will sanctify the uni­ versity’s sole-source contract. Another problem, one corps of­ ficial said. Is lhal specific congres­ sional approval Is needed for Ihe corps to build a facility on land not owned by the federal government In other words, the corps wasn't authorized to build the center T o Bevlll’s critics, that would seem to put Ihe mailer in the hands of the p.-uper authorizing commit­ tee. not the Appropriations com­ muter Hevlll was unmoved — and he's ihe chairman. House Minority Leader Robert Michel. H III . was a bit mlflrd by Bevlll's action. Michel bad re­ quested hinds for study of a homestate river and had been refused under the Hevlll rule. "It surr ntakrs Il c u r io u s w hy o u rs w a s n 't allowed," said a Michel ulde. Once the pork barrel bill — with Its Hevlll amendment — reached the door oi the House, there was no chance that any of It could be challenged It was protected by — what else? — a special rule forbid­ ding challenges to amendments This Is the traditional procedure used lo protect pork projects from being shot down. Footnote For what It’s worth, the Arm y Corps of Englnrrr* supports ihe University of Alabama mite for Its training center as "proably the most practical location." �Evening H trald. Sanford. FI. Car Bom b Rocks Lima LIMA. Peru (UPI) — Security officials ordered sharpshooters stationed at gov* ernment buildings and sealed off parts of downtown Lima today after a car bomb exploded In from of the Peruvian Interior Ministry. Police also defused a second bomb Thursday behind the four-story ministry — headquarters for Peru's police forces The explosion believed carried out bv tefllsl guerrillas Injured one police officerdestroyed three parked rars and dam­ aged at least 15 others The from windows of the ministry and those of neighboring houses were shattered Police said the car that exploded, a cream-colored Datsun. had been stolen from a police detective It had been packed with dynamite and was parked^ about 75 feel from the ministry entrance Five people wrre arrested In conned ion with the bombing which came as foreign PERU dignitaries began arriving lor the inaugu­ ration Sunday of President-elect Alan Garcia Prime Minister Luis Percovich said This was obviously meant to spoil the (inauguration! and create a climate of uncertainty " He and other officials pledged to lighten security before the ceremony No one claimed responsibility for the blast, but police said they suspected one of two leftist guerrilla groups the Maoist Shining Path or the newer urban Tupac Amaru, also a leftist organisation Karller this month, guerrillas exploded dynamite at four offices of president-elect Garcias parly, the social democrallc Popular American Revolutionary Alll ance Some 5 100 people have died in five vears of guerrilla warfare aimed ai weakening the outgoing government of President Fernando Helaunde Terry y -T • f ik Ot m - j i 4 hjs*'«£ X t'M iffe121t+l " ft MCi Friday. July 14. i m - S A Panel To Study Safety On Theme Park Rides WASHINGTON (UPt) - T h r traduced by Sen John Danfort It Senate has rejected a bid to give R-Mo.. was accepted bv the the Consumer Products Safety Senate In place of a stronger one Commission the power to In­ written by Sen Paul Simon spect rides at theme parks, D ill . w ho as a House meutbet despite claims the examinations won passage last year of a ride could prevent accidents or safely bill The bill later dlrd in deaths the Senate By a vote ol 52-41 largely The C I’SC already has the along (xirty lines, the Senate power to inspect rides used In opted Instead to set up a special traveling carnivals hul it does commission lo study the issue ot not have the power lo inspect ride safety at lltrme parks for I fie rltles at fixed-site (talks such as next IN months the huge theme parks visited In The Senate also moved Wed millions of Americans each vc.u nesday to allow the National Simon s stronger alternative to Bureau of Standards to send Danlorth s proposal would have Inspectors to theme parks hut given the C I’SC (tie authority to onlv II they are called in hy slate tnsjtrel the fixed-site rides m the -nut local authorities 24 stales tfi.it do not have then The inspection proposal m own Inspeetion programs > Handle Dirty Money —Get Sent To The Cleaners W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — |f Congress (lasses legislation to make money laundering a feder­ al crime, lawyers, accountants and bankers who knowingly handle billions of dollars in Illicit drug money could go lo |atl A House Judiciary subcom rnttlce held a hearing Wednes­ day on several bills ihal would subject those who participate in the illegal laundering process — Including hank tellers — to stiff fines and prison lertns Because current taw is ambig­ uous many bankers, lawyers, accountants and others Involved In drug money laundering can escape punishment b is Irequenlly difficult to prove that they knew the source ol the illegal money — even though millions ol dollars in small hills often is bioughl in lor deposit m cardboard boxes dullt-l liugs and other imconvcn tional methods Bills submitted to Congress bv the administration would loosen provisions of the Right to Finan­ cial Privacy A: i and the Bank Secrecy Act to help Improve federal prosecutor's access lo bank records of suspecied money laundrrers The bills also would make II easier lu convict those who exhibit a ' reckless disregard" iur their actions Among those might lx- bank idlers who do not know the specific origin of the money thrv accept hut who know dial the deposits are Illegal Law yers and accountants who earn lal commissions for helping to launder drug money, even If they do not know the source, also would be easier lo prosecute If Ifle bills pass Rep William Hughes. O N J . chairman ol ihc House Judiciary subcommit Ice on crime that hehl tlie m oney laundering hearing, lias (lied a bill Ihal "makes It a crime for racketeers and drug traffickers to use the banks ' "Equally Important, the bill would make It a crime for banks and other financial, institutions to knowingly accept criminally derived funds." Hughes said "It would apply to lawyers, accountants and others who knowingly assist In transactions SEMINOLE SEWi VAC Don't Get Caught Cold... with criminally derived funds fie said "Money laundrrers arc pro) itlng from the misery of drug abuse just as wantonly us drug traffickers themselves and ought to lie punished according­ ly. Hughes satd The government rsiiri.ttrs that Americans spend about SHO billion a year on Illegal drugs WiYti Vm* IvtMft D*«n 1 D A Y S E R V IC E (ON M OST CASKS) TRANE Woalhertron Heat Pump/Alr Conditioner imm | mtr* I**-# w a ll ;.s ;r too? S SantoiO Ate Sanford F R E E E S T IM A T E A lso A vailab le • Repairs A Salat • Ntw A Uaed Vacumaa A Sawing Machines **> t r u a 322-9411 la a u i m y * A sk in g For Keepsakes After Funeral Is O K D E A R A B B Y : My mother re­ cently passed away A cousin who was especially dose lo her since childhood asked If he m lg h l have some kin d of memento as a keepsake His request astonished and offended my brother. I said I thought the request was In good tasie and rrfleeteil the love and closeness our cousin felt for our mother Such gifts have been offered to me. in two Instances, ami I was deeply appreciative of them My husband's favorite brother died many miles from us. and his widow sent no keepsake to m y h u sb a n d My hu sb a n d wouldn’t presume to ask for anything, hut I know fir was both s a d d e n e d and hurt tty the oversight What Is your opinion atiout the p r a c t i c e of g i v i n g s u c h kerpsakrs. and of relatives and close friends requesting same? N E V E R W R IT T E N B E F O R E D E A R N EV ER W R IT T E N : G rie v in g people have their m inds on other things and should not tie faulted should they overlook the giving Of keepsakes to close friends and relatives Most people would rather do without than ask for one, but I think (o make such a request Is a eompltmant to the deceased — unless, of course, one asks to be "remembered" with the loved onr's valuable stamp collection or diamond brooch D E A R A B B Y : Last Sunday I jirepared an especially good company dinner and Invited my mother In law After dinner, tny husband and three sons helped cle a r the table, w hile m y m ulhrr-ln law went right to the living room and sat down. She's a young 60 and could have offered to do somrthlng. but she didn’t. I'm the type that doesn't like lo put things oil. so I Just dug right In and cleaned up the kitchen myself. Three times, I heard my mother-in-law say to m y husband. "What's taking her so long?" It took me an hour and a half to straighten up. and just as I was finishing, she came In the kitchen to say she was leaving I said, "Can't you stay a while so we can visit?" She said. "No. I'm tired And by the way. don't you have a dishwasher? * I do. Abby. but the dishes have to be scraped, all edibles pul away, floor mopped, clc. Anyway, she left and l really was hurt. Was t wrong to clean up my kitchen first? I can't relax knowing I will have to do It later. How would you have handled It. Abby? HURT D E A R H U R T ; I would have put away the edibles. Joined my guests In the living room and cleaned up my kitchen later. Dear Abby D EA R A B B Y : My boyfriend and I want u big church wed­ ding. but we can't alford one. and It would lakr us four years lo save (he money, so we have come up with this Idea We would like to have a Dutch-treat wedding We could charge S32 6U a couple or $16 30 a person lo cover food, drinks and a portion of thr other expenses, like the flail, the music, flowers, table decora­ tions, wedding cake. etc. I am 1 b a n d so Is m y boyfriend. We arc both virgins and want to stay that way until we re married We wouldn't expect any wed­ ding gilts other than pitching In for the Dutch treat w edding I don'l know flow much longer we can wait. Abby. Don't you think u lot of folks would pay $32 60 a couple toward gelling two good Chris­ tians married? Thank you for any advice you can give us IN L O V E IN W. V A . D EA R IN L O V E : You'll never know until you ask Poll your friends and you'll have your answer. DEA R A B B Y : I am a regts tir e d nurse, m a rrie d to a inicker When I m not wmklng. I i-njov ruling with him It may be illegal to solicit over -i ( It hul that doesn I stop the hookers I ruckers are besieged W'lih of* tent Irom hookers everywhere — not only m Nevada Many truckers have beds built Mini ihc cub of It clr trucks and (iiclrr to sleep there instead of a motel Law enforcement officials irv to keep these hookers out of the parking areas In some iii-taner* the area- arc fenced lo keep the hnokrrs out I once had a hooker knock on our truck lUsir lo offer hrr m t vices As long as there are truckers \v ho use their scrv lees, the oldest prolrsslun In the world will cuntlnur lo thrive. Truckers' vv tv rs will Jusl hat e to trust their 11ic11 There are plenty ol decent truckers on the mud I married •me B IL L Y 'S Q U E E N B EE. L A M A R . COLO. Getting married? Send for Abby s new. updated, expanded booklet. "How to Have a Lovely Wedding.” Send your name and address clearly printed with a check or money order for $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 cents) envelope to: Dear Abby. Wed­ ding Booklet. P.0. Box 38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038.) IR S T ! (BUT THAT’S ONLY NATURAL FOR THE BEST) Indeed we have cause for celebration. We have brought joy and security and confidence to so many people. And many people have brought wonderful vitality and songs and cheerfulness to Howell Place. So we decided lo get together and do something about It! Robert H. Little, our president, is supplying the free entertainment, food and beverages (catered by Larry Magllner our famous Director of Food Services of course) prizes, fun and excite­ ment. And W UEZ radio station has solected us for a remote radio broadcast with special good old time nostalgia music, including all that great sound from the 40’s and 50's. Come on over and enjoy our first birthday with us - and help in­ troduce that little fellow at the top of the ad to the big band sound of excitement, (remember when?) P S. You know us officially as Howell Place • Sanford, the best Adult Congregate Living Facili­ ty in the area. But for Saturday, July 27th from 1 to 3 PM, we will simply be Bob Little's Fun Center. Better bring a mail bag to take home the prizes! HOWELL PLACE S E N IO R A M E R IC A N C O M M U N IT IE S 200 West Airport Blvd., Sanford, Florida (32771) (305) 323-7306 •• V. im m �SPO R TS ------------------------- C o l l i s i o n --------------------------USA, Canada Co To Battle At Memorial Stadium Saturday By Bam Cook Herald Sporta Editor It's ,i Ini]«- lair lor tlir 1984 O ly m p ic G a m e s m u c h tin) early lor the 1988 edition J u s t the same. baseball Ians can get a look al past and Inline O ly m p ia n performers Saturday at S a n f o r d 's M e m o r ia l S t a d i u m w h e n T e a m < aiiada (ollldes with the U S A Senior Division learn at 7 p in I li kets are available at I lie stadium for $2 I h r matchup Is a natural Canada, m anaged hy Ia n M arKenrle , hits made great s iru lrs In the souih ol the b o rd e r's nailon.il p a s iiu m Mar Keo/ii who has guided the Canadians lor I w o years ami assisted lor nine more, said he h ' ls his <lull u r n play with a n y amateur squad In lire world T l i e Canadians are doing very well on their southern swing. T h e y have rurnplled a 17-3 ledger They have fattened u p o n several lot al Baseball u ih I teams the past werk MnrKrnzlc said lie leels III*- team’s hitting has come around al Just die rigid lime. Wednesday night, the Canadians clubs broke loose lor .'12 runs while pounding the tluddv l-akr League All Stars |IB-01 and Df-Land's lloulevard Tire I IB 2| The Boulevard team is no slum h either Comprised ol former Drlatnd High S< Imol standouts, u hurletl I hr* Ira al com pel II Ion with a 10 0 regtdar season mark In tlx liu-hlv Lake League The Tires didn't lose until the f anadlaus hit town MacKenile. though salt! Boulevard and the All-Stars woo l compare to the USA s roller linn ol college stars that Canada will confront Saturday Saturday's contest Is Just a prelude to what both teams are working toward — the Interna­ tional Cuj> Games al Edmonton Aug 8-18 This prestigious tournament is held during die odd numbers years anti draws the ftnesi players from Cuba. Japan. South Korea. Nicaragua. Taiwan. Australia. Canada and the USA Canada's twsi performance came in 1981 when It finished In fourth place wllh a 4-3 ret ortl "It’s a very difficult tournament." said Mai Ken/le But we re not In over our lirads five of our hoys signed (jirn baseball contracts! Irom last year’s tram. Thai s an indication that baseball in Canada Is catching up with the rest ol the world There arc also a loi more Canadians playing baseball In colleges and universities In the United Stales MacKen/lr. who Is a recreation Instructor In Moorriown. Ontario when not coaching the summer team, said hr looks at Saturday s Hampton Tames Altamonte, 4-0 lly C h ris Lister Herald Sports W rite r W IN TE R GARDEN Crystal Itlver left hander Mike llainjdoii w asprrtly tnugli Monday in a ft 2 seveti liming victory over the Alliunonle Amerl n m s He Wits even tougher when lie returned in tin inmind with two days rest I hursday nlghl Hamjilon tossed a nllly tmir-htller and Dean litMieh and John Ikilmer each drove In a pair ol i i i i i s as Crystal River eliittlnalerl Allamr'inle I (), In l lie Scellnii I Major League All Star I oiirim m riii filial Sun f-too* r * C ry s t a l H lv r r . w hich w on the section In three straight, gars on to the Stale Major League All Star To u r n a m e n t m Itneklrdgr starling Inly 2D ll was ihe llrst time in irmrnarnenl play that A lh m io iile was sliutoul Aller tw o days rrsi anil I hr- h u lle illlc s gone H a m jilo n jilliht-d an lin |ircssivr- hallgaruc as o n ly lout Allaitionii- hllti-rs gol a r o u n d on Ids laslhall I lam pion slruck mil sis m id walked o n ly one " I w a s prellv nervous tin- llrst lime we ployed A li a in o n le ." Ham|itriu said I hey sent a learn lo the W o rld Series Iasi year Hut I was |iretiy cuiitldeiil this lime A lia in on le manager Mike M o n o w asilic lust to agree that pin her |l|ain|>loo| was really lough t o n ig h t. M ot ro said, "fltta th e llrst one that shut us out C ry s t a l Itlve r d e fin ite ly e a rn e d It." A s has been Ihe ease througlm iil Ihe Inuriui on ol Aliainonle s line d r le u s lv r allgiuneni kepi t 't i s i a l H lv r r Irom breaking on to|i in ilu- early going t hin k " l , i i m l o " l.a m h p io iiiu g with Just one ilav s rest sci Crystal H l v r r down (juicily m Ihe lo p id Ilu- lirsi a n d Hurii|Uuii retired Alia in o n le in order in Ilu hotiorn half In the lop ol I hr- second. Hay Perry upped a shol Ilia) looked to lx- Hie lirsi lili ol Ihe game B m Aliainonle slim stop l-.ddlr llow a id gohhlerl up Ihe giouudei Irehlltd second base and gu nned lo h ll .la* ksnn .ll lirsi lor Ihe lirsi nut L a m b then s lim k mil Itniit li on tille r pilches and gill Wade ll.un|dou on a soli liner In 1Inward Mike Hainplun r o m lu u e d In Irallle Allamoiile s h im Is III Ihe trolliim ol I In second as I miII i I c i l y B lo w n and Jared Solti grounded lo the rigid side a n d H a m ilt o n s l u n k m il C lir ls " B u l l d o g ' 1 ■Ini ksmi I wo delensive gems tin n e d ( tyslal Itlvei away III llle Ih lid Jessie I hollias smacked a g iu im d c i lo third baseman Sieve Sipie.ikv' Sheliiian w ho llliem ked a low I III nw lo |||sl Jell Jaeksnn however dog mil the low I It row and stieieheil lot all he w as worth lo stay o n the hag W l l h two outs, lurid Walrthaiiscr rear lierl on a l a i e r n m hy Hnwuril. which Mot ro said may have been his only ant* ol Ihe t n u n untie lit Wahlhauser look set rind on a wild j ii lili and Mike Hainploii lid lo w id u ii h a h a u l shot toward rigid held Sr < null baseman I I G lu lh lih t itllllly pleked d up m i the slimi hop. ilim igh. ami Ihrew lo Jackson to mill I lam pion lot the third out Alter gitilig up a Olle out walk III Ihe I miII o i ii ol the lh lirl ILuii|doit gol (i lu lh i d a on a liner to lirsi lor the l l i l u l mil I In Hist ol two lag blows lor Crystal Itlver came in ilu- louriti With two outs, and Perry on Hist Itoach l.omet-d an O I laslhall over Ilu- fritce ui i iglii i enter Im a 2 O lead Allam oiile gol ds III Ml hll ol llie game in the I mi II o i i i id ihe loiiitli w h e n L a m b singled up die middle with one mil Hid he was lim e d al sccuiul on H u m n s grounder lor the set unit nut and I la m p io n sit nek out Soto to end ihe liming < tysial H lv rr picked uji a jtalr ol Insurance ru n s III (tie top ill Ilu- tilth, again on a clutch l wo m il hli I .m ill siruek out ihe lirsi two hliu-is ol die lim in g hul W.ildliauner kcjit ilu- liinlug alive w ith a siiigh in nghi Mike H a m ilto n ilu-n woikr-rl ihe r m in i to .1 2 am i look a c u rv c tw ll low lui hall lour Both i uimers advam ed on a jilleh dial iMiunced In limit ol the plate and lla lm r r llu-n rlp|M-d a 2 2 pin h lino Icll Ill-Id loi a two ru n single ami a -I (I Ci vsl.il H irer lead Allaimudr- hail lls he si lineal m die I miII o i i i id Ilu- lillh when, with two outs. Sht-linau singled to light and Jrll Jackson Im-.u mil an Inlleld hll A w ild pilch mmed the runners to second ami third Imt Hauijdon reached hai k ami struck out Nee A L T A M O N T E . Page HA Jeff Jackson turned In a stellar defensive play at first base and collected an Inlleld hll bul Ihe Altamonte Americans still lost to C r y s t a l R i v e r Thursday and were eliminated from post season tournament play. i r S c o t t y M a x w e ll M ik e G a rd in e r encounter as a wav to gauge Ills txiys progress Canada s lineup features an awesome led See C O LLISIO N . Page 8 A Livernois Leads 11-1 Thrashing Of W. Sem inole By Rob Larin Special to the Herald POKES I Cl TV — Semnmle manager GemOliver was confident his iTub could Ixouue hac k 11 had sotfered a lu-arthreakiiig delrat Ihe nlghl iH-lorc 4 t cm a hnme run He llgutc-d. I hough Ills jilavers wouldn't stay down loo lung Oliver had seen them rally liar k before Thursday night at Kic-hard Cidlev Field in die Hroneo Stale I oiirnmueut. Seminole showed no signs ol die loss and Oliver's hopes wen- rcall/cd in the form ol I I I thrashing ol loiiriiaiueiit host Wesl Seminole T he win |>iiis Sciuuiole into dx- sc iiillliials ol die I’miv Baseh.dl State Bronco loiuu.um-m and ehmiuates Wesl Sernttioli- which was delc.ilii) Wednesday. M O. hv low nA Counlrv Seuilnulc Jilavs Lake Worth a >O loser lo I own A I'ouriU v in Thursday s seemul game looighi at B A win there advam es Hcinmnli lo die K p m game with I N C Seminole would have to heal the jKiwertiil Tampa ehdi loulghi and Saturday moriilug to earn a tup lo du Snudieiu Hegion.il Tout nauu-nt in Marietta. <ia lulv 29 Seminole used a IT till all.u k lo make Ihlligs easy on llsell llie game was stopped m ilu Imi II o i i i ol die sixdi Inning when Sc minolc came u|i wuh i wo runs to invoke do Id tun •-Uughu-r rule Beiiellldug Irom die ollcnslvc c \|ilosinii wen slarler and winnnrr Kevin Iwiggs wtin allowed no hits in Ins three (rallies ol work, and I'll l.lieruuls Wesl Seminole siariei Fred Tucker eneoiiuierefi a shaky lirsi inning and never recovered He went three and Iwo-thlrds. allowing six tuns mi Id tills, before giving way lo Jason I io cii i tin tig Htritff Photoby Tommy tfmttnl I knew da y i mild do ll 1 h li emillilc'iil da y could coita* hark said Oliver about his 1) and 12 year uM |H-rliirincrs lin y a- lhal IV|m* nt team Livernois cut in die mold ol older brother Derek who starred lor Lyman High Sc IumiI and signed recently with Ihe Boston Bed Sox orgaiil/atmil, led oil tin* lust lulling with a sharp single lo deep right lielil lie slide second and a T wiggs single put runners on second and Ihinl Jon Klintihcaf! followed with .mother single to score Livernois Then Jamie Mocuy ujijad a double bringing home Twiggs and Kltnnlu-ail lor Seminole pilcher Kevin Twiggs had finger-tip control off his fastball Thursday Sec T H R A S H IN G . Page HA Criser: Gators Will Remain In SEC liAINKSVIl |.K lUI'H A jijiioxi m.iielv two uiiuidiH .dier ihrealen lug lo pull da llnlverslix ol Florida ■ail ol die Soulheaslt i it Coiilcit'in e Umida I'feslileiii Maishall Crlsi-r has hacked oil and says Ihe (ialols xy ill lenialii In the SEC Criser announced ITiursdav he was dropping a study ol what elleci a polluiil hum die SKI would have I have deli-rtulncd dial die time and i Hull tcipiitt-d lot eaiehd anal ysis and act ion are not itow avail •it’le and die com Inslons of such a siudy ll change wen- indicated would jxotialdv 1m- siin |H’c I reg.od Jess ill ||s slaleil rallno.de. Cllscr said hi a pu p .m il slalemeiil Fiiriherinorr existing emitraeiual Colleges le la ilin is liljis m ake any . m i u j u change lui|Misslhle " llie Gators were plan-d on two years pioh.illun hv die N C A A on J a n I aller iH-mg (m ind guilty ol 39 lilies violations Ih e ehaiges w e n announced d in in g die tall ut 1984 a n d led to Florida iM-tng banned Iro m puMlcipaiing in die Sug.u B ow l In tin S E C In A p r il, the N E C * r x e c i i d v r c o in m lllr e vo ird to allow die Gators to Keep die IcMilhall Idle hut dial vote was i i v r r n d r d In May hy a B I yole hv llie S E C presidents Th e c liaui|>lotishi|i wasletl vaeaul ll was aller lilt- (ialois were slrljiped ill Ihe SEC I llie dial ('rise r angrily aiimniili ed die sc IumiI wuuld lint rerngitl/e die vole By SEC jircsldenls anil would look into leaving die eniifrreuie Last week there were rejMiris die Gators were talking to ma|nr m depemli ni l«m>dnil I jMiwers im lod lug I’lllshnrgh. Boston College Penn Si.ue and Miami .i I miui Io i i i i mg a conlerem-e C r i s e r said lie b a s e d Ins rice i s l o u In s l a y In d i e S K C o n |yxc> l a e l o r s H e s a i d If d i e s c h o o l d i d li a v e . ll w u u l d a p p e a r that b e i n g s n i p p e d id d i e liMidiall e h a m p l o n s l i l p w a s d i e sole r e a s o n S e c o n d l y it w u u l d g i v e d i e a jip e a ra n c e d ia l university o lllelals were rumcriieil unly wllji leaving die SKC and liul Willi die oll’.Cr day to day Jirotdeuis i ulllmiltltlg tin uulyersltv I am terminailiig any formal study at tills lime ( riser said ' We will continue in wmk within die She wlteie. as jne viouslv staled, wt yy ill atteinjil to hr- a euiislruetlve force In addition, within the SEC and the NCAA, we will align ourselves with oilier unlversldes dial seek I hr surer- ssl ul com |>lrt lull of die re­ forms nisiimied by ttic* NCAA in convention in late June he siilrl Sjiecilieally. we wilt advocutr mlnlmiiiii standards to restore aca­ demic integrity " Selmon Goes On Reserve— Marino Holds Out I'AMI’A (Ill’ll — Defensive end Lee Roy Selmon. a sis time all jiro jierfiirmer. will mtss at least Ilie Hi si six games ol the regular season brruusc ul a herniated dlse In Ills low er hac k l auipu Bay H im cancer Coac h Lreniaii Bennett placed Schnoji on Injureil reserve Thursday and Ihe scMinesl he can begin praetlelng With ihe lines Is Del. 15 The loss ol Selmon hirtlu-r strains the delensive line sli nation lor lleiiurtl in Ills Hist year at die helm ol die NFC Central Division club Selmon was seldom hloekrd by |ust one man and frequently, three jilayers were needed lo hold linn oil Irom Ills right end potation Tampa B a y s e le c te d University ol Washington defensive end Ron 4 Football H olm es with lls No I juck ami Bcim elt exjM-eli'd Holm es to take smite ol die iu-atoll Selm on Hul Holmes sllll Is unsigned and not in camp, ami Ills agent said he and the B uck are tar ajiari on money Selmon. 30. lirsi experleneed some hac k pain alter Ihe Pro Bowl In January, his sixth straight aj> pearance III the game w hich iratures the N'FL's lop |ilayrrs The |irohlem llared uji again III the sjning mlnl-carnp. but Selmon ihoughi the injury was muscular. The U lout-3. 250-(round former Oklahoma A ll -America w as exam­ in e d hy d o c to rs in T a t n p n . Oklahoma City and Los Angeles and tesla revealed a herniated disc In the tower hack Selmon held a news conference Iasi Friday to discuss Ids options and said he wtiultl announce his decision Iasi Tuesday. But he culled ol dial news conference, saying he w as sllll drlllirrallng " W e are In llie process of diagnosing my lur k jirobleui and alter that I'll he able to deride what's besi for me." Selmon viid at ihe Drat new* conference. " I ’ve been told Ihe jirobleui wouldn't go away ll I played fiMtdiall and surgery has tn-en mentioned ” Alter wluiitiig Im ii Ii die Outland and Lomhaidi Awards, symlxtllr ol college footbidl'a premier lineman Selmon was the llrst pick in die lf)7B draft — Tuinpu Bay's first year tn the NFL He was nained NFC Defensive Player ol Ihe Year in 1979, leading the Buccaneers tn a tiertlt in the conference tide game. O F FE R IS U N A C C E P T A B L E M IA M I l l l l ’ ll - T h e M iam i Dolphins' siar quarterback Dan Marino walked out of training camp Thursday because ol what he called an umiacre|iiablr oiler (rum .Joe Hubble in die rrucgollollon of tils contract. Marino, who rcjMirtrd lo training camp Monday, was present for a welgh-ln Thursday. I>m h-h to join a negotiating season between Ills agent. Marvin Deniotf. and Dolphin representative Charley Winner. ♦ �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI BASEBALL ROUNDUP A M E R IC A N S T A N D I N G S n a t io n a l fell le a g u e Cm w $7 $4 ss «) L Pel 417 *: 574 41 57J 44 577 0 57 447 )t *7 717 SI Loui Ne« Yor* Monlreel Chi.ego Ps.leOeiph-e Pintburgs LOl Angewi ien D>ego CincinnAI* Howl ion A*ten!e Sen frenciKO Weil $4 12 19 *4 47 u H 44 44 57 Ml $47 577 4$l 447 40 775 GB 7*2 7*2 7(2 1S»2 7* 72 5 11*2 17'2 If2 Thuride, t Setulit ----- -w- ■t/'vyu V Ltn FrencItcoA. PllliOurgn J MorMr»*i I. CifKlnnati 0 N»«. Vor* I Moulton J AMenl* J. 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Gamat California at Toronto Watti# a* Botton Oakianda» M»i«*av4aa. night Baif mort at Chicago night Datrott at Mmnaiota night C(avaland at Ka” tat City, night N r * York at T ««a t night SPO RTS IN BRIEF 7 County Baseballers Named To Big League All-Star Team Seven Seminole Counly baseball p laye rs were scli i n il to tin- District 14 big League .ill star tram w h i c h w i l l ho st the Southern Region Ann -r» nl Hie University ol Central F'lorld.i at ( )rlainlo Tin- 17-rni-mlM-r s<|u.ul will Im managed liv Kusiis v rlrra n Max W rstgalr. Forest C ity * Richard Col fev w h o n n l ilrcl tlIn A|io|ik.i West Seminole leant lo a 24-2 leeord this year and Winter Garden's Holt Klcquelle will srrvr as C lin t B a k e r eoarlirs Knur ol the representatives are from Cofley’s A-WS club. I lies are Apopka's Jason Andrews alonn with the Lake Itrantlfv irlo ol Mark Colley. Kevin Hass and Mike Davis. 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LO) B Gooden Has Plenty, Collects 9th Straight U n ite d Press International F.veii un .m oil nlghl Dwight Gooden cun loin oul <i victory The New York Mels 20 >e.ir itld right himdei didn't ll.ive Ills giMHl slllll .ig.llllsl the llousloll Astros Tluirsdiiv nlghl. Iiui still uuti lied his iiinili consecutive Irlunipii with nli-.l vlctorx I fell strong Iiui ii was still not one ol m\ lu st g.imes. s«ud Gooden, who sealtered seven tills and struck oul six In lue tra v Ins m.i|or li-agiu leading lotal lo |f>3 He walked i u o m piti liing hlsninili compleie game He also Nnap|ied a tluee-gaim New York skid In raising his record lo 15 :1 ■'ll was a great win considering uur three game losing streak.*' he said Gary Carter, who mighi have had Ins season ended by an operation on a lender right knee Iasi week, hit a three run home run In the llltli inning lor New York Ills two oul shot came .tiler Mike Scott. 9*5. had Intriillunully walked Keith t l r n m n d r s to p itc h m C a rte r. United Press International blue J 11ye 7. Angela O N.L. Baseball Alice Hamm.ikrr and Greg Minion 2 I couihlued mi a lour luttri lor S.UI Fran, isro ( ‘ei llloGu.ini. 2 2. l.Kik thr loss bill Madln. k Im Ills sixth homer lor Pliisliiirgh Expos t. Reds 0 Al Montreal. Ku/nr Shines pinch hit single in Hu- scvrnlh scorrd Menu Wlimliigh.uii In spark Hie FIxpos Hill G u lll.ks.in K ill ,ui.l Jell Reunion, who earned his 25th save eiimblned on -i lour biller Reliever To m Hume. I 3. took thr loss. T im Rallies singled lu four ttlps B raves 3. Phillies 2 At Philadelphia. Ralael K.uiilir/ seoie.l Irom second when Philadelphia cnuunlllrd an error trying in turn a double play to in i Atlantu I Inter Suiter. 0-4. pitched two innings lo gain ihe v t c lo r y , "Ten days ago I almost went under the knllr," said Carter, "(bailing after) An Intentional walk rrally shows you up as uol the heller hitter of the two. It's a realty- great lo come through will) a homer like that." Cardinals 9. Padres 6 At San Diego. Vince Coleman igmied a live inn ninth oil Rich Gnssage wlltl all Kill single lo pace Sl Louts. Ii was ihc llltli straight triumph Im thr Cardinals and the llltli eunseeiiiive loss lor iluPadres Gnssage tell lo 2 2. while relieve! Kell Dayley Improved to 3-0 l«ii si Loots (dents 4. Pirates 3 At San Francisco. Chris blow n rrurknl a two run single and boh llrrnly Im a run s, orlng double In Ihc eighth Inning to inllv the Giants Flanagan Shuts O ff White Sox Suddenly, the b a ltim n r r Or loirs pitching staff is starting lo resemble well, the Baltimore Orioles pitching stall LYrtr luge - 9tMv. it | W ith a siall E R A hovering - Y W * ! 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Pedro Guerrero hit Ills 22nd home m n and scored three times to lead Hu- Dodgers Fern... . Valenzuela. 12 h won his nfiii straight derision 11ml Ken Howell recorded Ills IOlh save Ray Fontenot. 3 5. held Los Angeles hltlrss until Guerrero's fourth-inning homer. P E R E Z C O N T A C T S B R A V E S ; R E S T R IC T E D A T L A N T A . Ga (UPII — Atlanta braves pitcher Pusrual Perez, missing from Htr cluli since losing Ills eighth game III nine decisions Sunday. <ouiai led Hu- Irani today tail was placed on ihc restricted list III.- braves recalled ilghlhande.l pllrlirr Jo. Joliusoti Irom thelt Rlehmoml l.um rlub lo replace Perez Al r o m n ln Dave Stleh llu-d a sex <11 hitler and Diim aso Garetu. W illie P pshaw a n d l.lo v d Moseliv each had a pall ol Kill lo lead Hie Him* .la v s S u c h 10 11 lowrre.l Ills Al. leading FIR A lo I 95 Mike Will M 7. was thr loser Red Sox 5, M ariners 3 At Hoslon. d im Rice drove lu d i m - inns and Itoliliy Ojeda. 4 Ii and Iw n rrllrvern Ir a m c d on a seven-h lllrr. pacing Itosion io us llllli straight win Host oil's W a d r Hoggs singled lo e x te n d Ills season high h illin g streak to 2M games Mark Clear earned his second save Hill S w i ll. 3 3, took the loss T ig e rs 7 ,Tw in s 2 A t M in n e a p o lis . J a c k M o n te li u r lr .t w f o iir -llt t t n u n it I W I mm . i G.iihcx smacked a solo homer and an Kill single lo lead Dclroll. 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FL 32750 - - sw » 8 3 1 -3 4 0 0 nuts u r n * A O K TIRE M A R T G *ti|xinv NARTI4 icon, MM au * 9 .9 5 FRO NT O R REAR ONLY140.95 INDIANAPOLIS (UPII — Wimbledon champion Boris Decker will try to extrnd his winning strrak to 16 matches this afternoon and advance to the semifinals of the $575,000 U S. Open Clay Court Championships. The 17-year-old West German who became Wimbledon's youngest men’s champion earlier this month took Just 66 minutes Thursday to defeat Italy’s Francesco Cancellotti 6 4.6 2 SANFORD M O N f i t . ••9t3°, B A T . 4-11 NOON Si B B 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 2 41 F 5 fRfNCH AVI SANfORO �Tompa Mound Trio Blanks Lake Worth Friday, July 2*. '*11 • A — Evening H srald. Ssrilord, FI. Lyman, Pats Both Falter One was H ost One was not so close. The fate of Lyman and Lnke B ra n tle y 'S A m e ric a n Legion teams was the same Thursday nlghl as they were eliminated from the District 10 Baseball Tournament at Lyman High School In game one. I..tk< Brantley blew an excellent scoring oppor­ tunity In the fifth Inning then fell victim to a I wo run homer by Mario Linares during a four-run seventh inning en route to a 10-2 spanking by Colonial. "It was Pat Lusk's only bad pitch of the game, said Brantley manager Mark Snell of the gopher ball. In the Patriot fifth, two havrunnlng mistakes dimmed a promising Inning Milliard Koch walked Iti lead riff Andy Dunn followed with a drug-hum single fail IW Ii was tluowii nul trying |o get to third Dan Beaty followed with a walk Mike Plnekea then unloaded a blast which bounced off I lie r enter field fence D u n n though, thought It was going lo he caught and went (rack lo second base When the ball dropped, he could only make It to third and Bcnly. billowing closely behind him. was lefl without a base and lagged out as I'lnekes went to second C o lo n ia l then walked dangerous Mike lleurns Illicit* flonally and Lusk fanned for the llnnl nul Dunn led the Pats with two lilts while .Jimmy Waring, Doug Davis. Beams and Plnekrs rai l) had one In game two. Lyman blew a 10 fi lead and losl lo Boone. H «r ( i d e t w ls b f t i m m > V i n c t n l he trotted home on the next one to help Seminole to an It 1 victory over West Seminole, Llvernois rapped three hits and scored three runs to pace the attack, Jefl Llvernois turns the corner and heads for homo as Gary Czachowskl wails for the throw. Llvernois, Seminole's aggressive third baseman, didn't score on this play but 11 lo ( ilb L m id ip ilst Inherited the lead hut couldn't hold |i , Four errors by shortstop Chris llror k aided the Boone com'• clunk Mark Whittington hurled five ;• hmmgs of strong rellel trelore ' running out of gas In die sixth Whlilliigirm sm irk out nine and T ;'walked i wu. Byron Overstreet swung the lag stick lor Lyman as lie drove iii four runs with three singles ■Itiork had a single and double and two ilhhles Dale Stevens and Marty Martin n u ll Upped two litis and drove In a pair ol r mis Tonight at M Lake Mary anti Apopka meet In tile Winner’, -tira ik e l liii.tl — Ham lo o k w lulled lour over his final two Innings West Seminole reached Llvernois (or a run In the fourth on two hits BranlfT Bonavenlurr doubled and lalrr scored on an Infield hit. making It. 5 I A fly out to rigid and a slrlkcoul ended the Inning with the bases loaded “ Thai was big. we had a chance thrre. said West Seminole manager Larry Froeinming "We had a few ggnd opportunities we couldn't eaplllll/e on We could have made II rinse, despite tlu- final score " Seminole added one more In ns halt nl the tilth, two runs In the filth in break the game, open Llvernois finished with lim e hits and Hirer runs score Twiggs untI Moony got two lilts apiece West Seminole could manage pint lour lilts 111 all "Honestly. I expected us to do belter: we wencapable." said Frocmming "But what tan I say? . . . T h r a s h i n g C on tin u e d from O A a 3-0 lead Tucker however, sell led down, gelling two strikeouts and a popup In end the frame Tucker's recovery didn't last, as Seminole came back with two in the second on four more hits Again Llvernois. Twiggs and Kltonlirad were instrumental each gelling singles — along with a double tiy John 1,1am to make It 5 <) I wlggs. meanwhile, was cruising Me had a little imutile in the llrsi when leadoll tuiiei Clary C/acliowskl walked thru moved lo ilitre! on a steal and a Udder's eliuter. lint that was u lb By Sam Cook Herald Sp o rts Editor FOREST C IT Y - When Tow n A C o u n try 's p itc h in g staff limited West Seminole lo one hit W e d n e sd a y n i g h t . It was expected, even anticipated The Tampa-based Bronco team Is a veteran unit It's best players have tome up the ranks of Pintos and Mustangs as winners West Seminole, hosting this year's Bronco Stale Touranmerit Is si ill learning lo crawl It's In just Its second year of Pony Base ball So (he l-t-0 outcome was not surprising Lake Worth on the other hand is a veteran group It was Thursday's opponent (nr Town & Country and no one expected thr wr|| schooled Tampa outfit to extend us mound domination over a tournament-tested team like Lake W orth at Richard Coffey Field Well. Lake Worth fared heller than Wrsl Seminole One till heller Town A Country's out­ standing mound Irlu ol Jason Racckers. Brad Madke and Troy Kent combined for a two hit shutout as T A C remained unbeaten with a 5 0 victory over Latte Worth "It was just a tremendous pitching performance said manager Gary Ran kers lather of Jason. "A ll three pitchers have a lot ol maturity and throwstrikes R.itlke In parttnilar. was (usi awesome "Jose Rodriguez Is our pit chuig roach lie calls all Ihr pitches and positions the catch rr He docs a gre.u jot) We have as good a pin lung stall as any Bronco team I’ve ever coached Lake Worth manager Gene Cormier was the llrsi to agree "When you c.m t till the hull vuu ran I w in " he said Itnbbv llogan opened the llrsi Inning against Ran kers with a solid smash up the middle But it was not an omen Ran krrs struck out two of the next three hmers lo squelch the threat In the second, he fanned the first two hitters anil then smothered a liner oil the but ol Shawn K.illgus and tossed hull otil Tumpa oja-ned Us m orlng with some Icxlbook baseball In the second Kawti Hr own singled bill was thrown out hv Alex Diaz tryin g to steal second Iv Rodrigue/, however restarted Baseball the inning with a walk Ed M oornstra and J J V aldez followed with singles in load the bases When Collins went 2-0 to Roger Estrada Cnnmcr pulled starter Collins in favor of Keith Brunt Brum though, completed the walk to Estrada to force in the first run With leadofl hitler Kent at bat manager Racckers Hashed the suicide squeeze Kent executed perfectly us he pushed the hull In (rnnt of the pitcher whose only play was lo go to first as the second run scored Tow n A Country built Its lead to 4-0 m the Ihlrd Ran kers walked and siole second lo Ignite the outburst Orlando Nunez moved him lo third with a hunt Kawrl Brown was next and after hailing oil another squeeze at tempt, le* Titled a single Into right field lor a 3-0 lead Brown stole second and went to third on a passed ball. With Rodriguez at Hie plate, manager Ran kers celled on the squeeze again and the Tampa catcher dropped a beauty down ih r first base line, Jlisl Inside the chalk Brown zoomed In lor a 4-0 lead A lic r Racckers blew away Lake Worth lor two timings Rudke came oil lor the third, fourth and in■It He was virtually imlilltahlc The hard-throwing right-hander gave up a walk before retiring three straight ill Hie Hurd In Ihr fourth, hr s iru ck out the side on 10 pin lies In the fifth lie latined two ol three and needed |ust I I pitches Tam pa added an Insurance rim hi the (Hill when Racckers singled and stole second Nunez billowed will) a base hll Jusl Inside the right Held line lor the Ilti.il run Manager Racckers bunded the hull In Kenl for the llnul two frames The 11 year old righl hander w lulled lour nl Hit- List six hatters and plikcd another oil second base in Hu S( vciilh We kept Hint loiters oil baluucr. said m a n a g e r Racckers fli.il s the key I hey could never preilii i our |iutlcrii ol pitching Dowdy, Hodges Roll Tire To Upset T V / K A D IO • w liM f r i t 4m Ipszti •nter VritmaM M i l M IL I pm *r\M I (hHmp Cut* ••IM * ^ 4 t *LI 101lb6 »r m lAA •f m !*■«§ Trwp* ill ip m I 'k l l» H iv im f l M l •teN***' VfVk >nbf* 0R*mn|(ftt«n«n¥i U V ilf 1 (Mt* * p.* Hacfeiij&tii) 1 a® M t lf t A U * f VH ) v l * t l'l » « I* <11 i t k i 'a - , Vtfcf'i •*%*»* S» f w#t l ISPk k t’ orj Vte"1*rtr >* ooir t Ip m iC^l I bGA 0**v op**t** ’*s+ m • U fO lU IM O WCM # lAMrMtUAX ■ *»* (t 4pm - | M l (HO tap* k fS A f ISM J/ S « V 4 1 f m t-T' 641 Ml ft En-.f |ri#«Bn * * UtMsd !•♦¥ tev« i l l ll*ar*««rtt MIVfVAl t I bA'-oTHii '4»»n Irs* »«i I frying t*|! ^ ) p* fV*N H*'«k*J S#BC*t I n ' .* grVp« IM* iHtlfUlibG IV M U I l» « h i *«♦•* •tete'i 1IHH*f ‘U I #* I If* IWm i Ifvk (nhi " • i l l 1-*a f in k»i#w(fii iif'ki Hiimad•,9m*iw«,i i n lhatM| 601» )!)* »IM» UmM* <%•* ?*-*•#*** (Li M O ttll > | l| n I \PH Vte* t » ■> I Vfb H m r t* M l IU l k«mfNPH Ute"*** t !N(I If* ft*«i, 11I ¥ 4 til A U TO lA iib A is m , 4, . ^ * , k # , u MU M U * !IS Ah*"** i'f * n I #*• li^k CptlKMUl # «I1 A M '* Vp w n ttt * • **•#•** 4* (i m n# I JO ) i IJ O U i i l H F IM M IM , ? 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C o l l i s i o n Continued from BA handed advantage Die swingers from the let 1 side lilt hides Washington Stale's Dwayne Laloi I tel levile Community College's Alan M.mlhc. Edmonton's Doug Mcf'hall. Lewis Clark Slate s Scotty Maxwell and Chochlse College's Marlin Rnltllallle All live have hern swinging the hat well against the local coni|>clllloti and MaeKen/lc exjM-cts 11 10 eonlltitir Saturday. Team Canada has lout consistent arms to choose trout lor Saturday's tilt. Recently. Mike Gardiner, a right-hander at lending Indiana Stale has been Hie most Impressive. He threw six strong Innings ol scoreless rellel last Friday against Ikmlrvurd Harry Ktizmlnskl. a lout-year veteran ot Team Canada and a graduate ol Nevada Reno, cart also he used as a reliever und star let Wednesday night. Rod Hrlsler Hrvd a two lilt shutout hi tlie win ovrr the All-Stars while Hal Norilicoil and Mark Woolen combined tor the win in Ihr second gume Kevin MacLeod who attends the University ol Toledo, and John Hell complete thr pitching stall Larry Downes, a member of Ihr Canadian Olympic Tra m , brads Ihr receivers along with 1LB P J u t 0 m i a • • 1111 n i t f ip » 11 M i i h i h i m i m U K ftn tti H"rm< l»«i M IlilM * i '♦ A II |j 4 V r«tU g g HB )¥ * 1 Mur* 4 I M t tr4 v trpr 004111 M • I4|l H IM f O M iplrtc* I I 0 < n i a , « i i**«t«Ai u a I 1 M 1 1a 0 1141 41 m •1411 m If T 14111 •0 l>4 141 441 N » I W M Hit m m 11 D E A L S TWkdff 1 rrg«Mrt«M If UwMf Ntrn i*lt«MliM«i l«wlf A*«W<# ‘ ft* tM# tt B, f4 •t'f t m *4 fester .«*•** AAA | C* %'s* • * «f p k«f CmmI CfMM* te "•ilif l u f -M "t'1 Tfpn, M* 1 f JmwHfir o* *Af » * u Co m * ktefuf AAA 1 C'4«pB IALI A^ .f'wj aw*»#d r t r I l>A#r JtMtfd V iufrmt *4 M M A*•'<*' <NHW4f> AAA • - A(l.|tH I' % MrIt, "• If* , I Utmt t* IT « 4 l*tr* ix ^ O rte ii 'fwte ¥ -# MprPtNnp (4 1 Hi « o * « 4 4* *w I ll'kifflu l*fn* Titewi'f’ ¥ "k* it ifj* 1AAA, !**‘k OsA^*te terf Mlt*A.«• ¥ •'•mWi?'* (Hft 1AAA1 CilMp «i**'*H4»* I %mmm ImPM * -i A* x* i rs| rUtS **0*9 O o M t iA l l**rt 4«rft«vt« cpnte* 1 rfo i r " g ' 0*1141 In lour prcximis meetings. Iloulevaid lire had lurried in Hirer pretty good showings and mu not so good against Team Canada But did nm have .1 will lo show lot 11 The Iasi game between the two teams was I hursd.iv night and as It goi late in the game ll appeared Team Canada was on Us wav in .1 sweep of the live game scries However former Del.and High siandoiil Jell Spina drilled a iwo run single in the seventh to breathe new lilc into Boulevard and Ikittg Dowdv unloaded a two-run homer over the fell Held wall m tlie eighth to lift tlie Buddy Lake Summer League chumps to a 13 victory over Team Canada at Sanford Memorial Stadium I'cimt Canada will conclude ns series with area teams w hen ll lakes on Hie Buddy Lake League all stars tonight at 7 While the hats came alive lor Boulevard Tire in the lair going. Rusty llo d g r s did a line Job on the mound as hr went Hie distance, scattering scvrii lilts striking mil four and walking six Irani Canada look a l l ) lead 111 the top ot Hie llrsi when Brad Harvey drew a walk and scored on a double off thr hat ol Jim Kotkas who has tK-rn a nemesis to Boulevard Tire in the series Wlnle starter Harry Kiizinlnskl field Boulevard scoreless lor lour frames. Team Canada added anotliei run III Hie Imiiioiii of the fourth Baseball Canada made 11 J O In the sixth when Roll Angus reached 011 an error moved 10 third mi .1 fielders choice and scored on Alan Maiillie's single Boulevard Tire, which featured .1 heeled up lineup, snapped Us scoreless string with a pair ol runs 111 the top ot the seventh Fortner SCI si.n Jiiiu n v Mee started it off with a single .lefl Krali reached on an error and Alan I’eaeock drew a walk to load Hie b a ses Spina the ripped a single In score Mee and Kraft, cutting Canada s lead to 32 After Budges put another goose egg on the hoard lit the bottom of the seventh. Boulevard took the lead In tlie top of the eighth Ken Mullln drew a walk off reliever Mark Wooden and Dowdv then clouted a bonier over Hie Irfl field wall and on lo Zlttn Beck Field lor the game winning hll Canada had a chance lo tie in Ihc Imiium ol tlie ninth when pinch hitter Tom Wilson nailed .1 one out double and moved lo Ihlrd on a ground out Hodges then reached back and struck out Dwayne Lol.ir lor the llnal out — C h rU Klafcr mto r«t*i«**t « xtr* U-* •**% s«4*it<t ¥#■* ■piOflpi 4tf Lai >4* •W H (Mi-tfir t f i ' tv**#* -rtete •*% MtCar'^n imi *««• IkT'r L n r i K rva.r OpRPf T»ari*d m'to 'r * > «r Pate* Mar*** M a w p M M > u r A « k « U i « « * te 4 r *4 Qm *atef r f »•** a ia*a»» l » ' i < Pa'ia* t |***f brvterfea* S^rar • l prod * a P r ir W «« I a t tef M # -r f l a * I v a p * 4 i r at ¥ ...A lt a m o n t e Continued from BA UtuHrldu tumid the Inning In the Im iiio iii ot (lie sixth. Hampton got the 'ttair**n i i *4mv, .< nempuae first two outs on two pitches lim w n then rearTied on an error and Soto singled to right tint '• * » •jftr* » r v T*r**i Pw^ 0*s* 0 '< * | » | » # - l LlAftfltl'M Hampton struck out Kevin Mono to end the % t e " « n 0**4 9m* Mi* -|r«aM i«fgame Ate rw , n f JaPis Mjho* Rob Angus and Chico l-ahuic Glen Grady Hr.til llarvlr Tom Nelson. Craig Wilson. Joe llrrn ry .mil Greg D u rr arc the other lullelders. Kelly Kltppeiistrln Jim Kntk.is Rick Johnson mid Steve Clements arc tlie remaining nuillrldrrs the USA Frdrrailnn team, which plays the t liapel Hill All Slats tonight In Durham, N.C., has com idled pist an 1 l-H record on Hs summer tour hul the competition has been much suffer Hi.in Canada lias faced Head coach Duane Banks, who holds that same |>osltion at the University of Iowa, put together a schedule which would test the talents ol many minor league balleluhs. The IB-year-old I l.tw keye veteran took his squad to California to often the swing and lost just oner — to Minnesota Tw ins A learn Visalia — m four games Then. It was off to Japan where fits squad played a seven game series with a Japanese college all slur team Japan took that series. T-3. but the USA iMumeed hack to lake four games of seven from a Korean all-star leant to push the ledger lo 10 H A win Wednesday against the Old Dominion All Stars made It I I H We had a little trouble getting started," said leant publicist Steven Ford. "We started a lot of freshmen and sophomores and ll look awhile to gel rolling. “In Korea, though, we played our best ball W« n trull) starting to jell now and hopefully we ll Ik- at our best lor the game in Satilorti We re liN ik ln g forward to it Tw o of those looking most forward to tlie euiilruntutton are font Howard and Jell King Howard, from Ball Stale University, and King front Arkansas, have been putting on a two-man power show- since Ihr lout begun Tlie USA tram has clobbered -11 homers In HI games Howard und King have accounted lor 17 ol them Howard, a left fielder, has nine homers und a vyhopping 27 runs batted in. King, a Hurd sucker, lias right talers and IDribhtes Howard Is flitting 3H2 and King .320 I’aul Meyers, a center fielder from Nebraska, is baiting 33H with Iwo homers and six RBI All are snpho mores Along wilt) the explosive lilt lees, the Federa­ tion team has three stellar pitchers to call on Erik Hansen, a 6 0 sophomore (rum A’akr Forest, has posted a 2-1 rrcurd thus far wilh a microscopic 1 12 earned run average Kevin Brown a sophomore at Georgia Tech. Is also 2 -1 with a stingy I 30 ERA Rich Lewis, who plays lor Mike Marlin at Florida State, lias a 1-0 mark with one suvr and a 1.59 earned run avc rage The rest of the roster Is filled with big names Irutn established baseball schools ll reads Pitchers - Brad Brink IL'SC). Mike Felters tPcpperdlne). Mike Golf (Fresno Stale). Jack McDowell (Stanfordl and Rich Scheld (Scion Lamb who pitched a one-hitler on Tuesday, gave up just lour hits Thursday, struck out eight arid walked Just two "1 think whal got to us was we hail played almost every day and were tired Morro said "Chuck (Lamb) gave It everything he had but he w as tired from pitching on Just one day's rest Tlie kids have nothing to tie sad about." added Morro "They gave 1 10 percent all the time They will always I k - t ham pious Eric MacKensle WesRinker Halil Catchers - Joe Glrurdl (Northwestern). Scott Hcrnond ISouth Florida) and Matt Merullo iNorth Carolina). Infleldera — George Canale IVlrglnla Techl. Todd Crosby (Hawaii). Erik Johnson ISunia Barbara) and Mall Williams (UNLVf Outfielders — Tom Johnson (North Carolina) und Drrw Strutlort (Princeton) Ihls will be some ol the finest amateur base bull ever played In Florida.' said Wes K lnkrr. chairman of the board of Florida Baseball Schools, who set up ihr confrontation "Each team lias a lot of quality players. It should be a very entenalnlng and exciting evening," * �PEO PLE Evening Herald. Sanford. El. F rid a y , Ju ly 2*. I H J - F A Gardening The EYES have it! After Basic Good Cultural Care Orchids Need Dividing Repotting , Orchids arc one of ihc most spectacular plants you can grow In your home. greenhouse. or In y<pur landscape. Last week you found out how easy orchids are lo care for and will usually do well with the basics of good cultural care. But. when they reach a certain point In their growth, they nrt-rt to hr divided and repotted. To keep orchids growing well, most need periodic division and repotting. Depending on variety, there are many ways to do this For the sake of clarity. I'll mention one kind — the Cattleya — which Is the most popular orchid grown In Florida When a mature Cattleya hits grown over the rim of it's pot, then It Is tlmr to divide it Tim in g for tills procedure is not critical — do It whrn you have the o p p o rtu n ity. B eg in by separating the plant from the pot. tteing carelul not to damage the roots Now Inspect the plant closely You'll see a number of enlarged bulb-like formations on the stem These are know n as pseudobulbs And. It's Irom these pseudohulhs that new plants will grow Several new plants can l>c started from one mature Cattleya Use a clean, sharp kulle. make clean cuts l e a v in g three or four pseudobulbs In each division Place the divided sections on a clean surface, being careful not to let the cut surface come in contact with the old (rolling medium To la- sure, it's a graal Idea to dip the divisions In a solutin ol fungicide, such as Captan Then, rinse them with clean water, and dry them ofl Cut ofl any diseased or damaged naits — those which are brown or black The healthy roots you'll want to save are white and firm Use onlv sterlll/rd containers for (aittlng thr orchid sections. •Best to use a special orchid pot — one made ol clay with slits A lfred B e s se se n Urban llo r tic u ltr ls t 323-2300 Eat. 181 down the sides. Always begin with brand new (Kitting medium Fill the container Then, place the divided section against one side ol the (sit. with It's growing eye pointed towards the center Pack the p o t t i n g m e dium around the units The orchid should actually sit right down on topol the medium But. It's units should Ik - securely held In place by the (Kitting medium The final step Is to stake thr plant securely to hold It In place while the new units arc forming You can purchase orchid stakes at your favorite garden supply shop or make your own with flnn wire unis and twist ties Thai's all there Is to It! S<Min. you'll have a number ol healthy new orchids for your collection. Last week, ns I mentioned, most orchids need a warm, moist environment Hoi. such conditions are |ust (n-rfecl for disease development Frequent inspections and List action are vllal. One of tlie most common orchid ailments Is Black Itol. or seedling damping oil caused l>\ a fungus known as Pyihlum This problem starts as small, watrr-soakrd black s |m i I s For light Infections, carefully re moving and destroying the af­ fected parts may clear up the problem For a severe Infection, you may have to dip the plant Iti a special fungicide, avullahle Irom your garden supply shop. Avoid overhead watering and make sure they're all getting good aeration. F un gu s leaf spots are fairly com m on on orchids. These m a y Ik- yellow, light brow n, or purple LEARANCE I3/MLCE In color There is a bacterial leal spot, called Brown Leaf Spot, also Most of Ihesc disease can be controlled by strict sanitation practices, keeping work benches clean, and disinfecting tools by washing them In a mild blench solution. Also, make sure you're providing gumi ventilation, and avoid overhead watering Rusts often attack orchids These appear its pustubes of powdery yellow or orange spores on the undersides of the leaves Cut oil and destroy any Infected foliage, and keep Infected plants Isolated from others that haven't been attacked. The re Is no approved anti-rust fungicide for orchids Severe cases may re­ quire destruction of an entire plant. D olrytls Petal illlg h l Is .1 fungus that attacks orchid flow­ ers. T o guard against Boirytls. keep humidity as low as posal ble. and eliminate old (lowers and plant debris. If petals become Infected, spray wtlh Bcnl.itr Ik-Ioic thr hliKims open, and spray again In six to eight days. 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July I t , I W B EET L E BAILEY b y C h ic Y o u n g bi M or« Walker ANYTHIN© X CAM V O TO H ELP? 8 E 6 T Z .E / Huck s A N Y TH IN G ELSE A t# a «u # TAB G & C O M ff THE BO RN LOSER by Art Ssnsom WILBlPfCUt CAUtHT ME FUTTlUC?' HE QUARTER UJCEP m HUOWFOp.H)* TOOTH. OH.WOl HE CCESW'T BELIEVE IU THE sTCiCTH F A IR M V HE STILL BELIEVES IU W£E... HE TNlUttS I NAS STEALING ^ r HIS Q U A R T E P .y ^ I m L w w zj T ] by Bob Montana A R C H IE by Howie Schneider E E K A M EEK HOW) DO VOJ MAfJA££ TO MAIkJTAlU MXR iMAJtR PEACE. ALL THE TIME * EV SHUTTING COT THE OUTSIDE NOISE ~\r what curar*. m% ^ lek0 WHAT OUTSItX M0l!£ ? HEUO ' HEV, ILK.. MDO-HOO.. If The BUNs Rise, There May Be Kidney Trouble DEAR DR. G O T T - What dors BUN mean? My BUN was tested as 15.3. but I don't know what this means. I hoped that my doctor would let me know If this were a problem, but he hasn't. DEAR READER - HUN Is an abbreviation for blood urea nitrogen Yours Is normal. Urea Is a natural byproduct of i he body's protein metabolism. It Is carried In the bloodstream to the kidneys, which excrete It In the urine. Therefore. In a person who Is using proper amounts of protein, measure­ ment of the bWxxl urea indicates, in a general way. whether the kidneys are functioning effi­ ciently. A rising BUN usually means kidney malfunction It Is a relatively simple and useful trst and Is Included In most routine screening analyses. I hope your doctor lets you know what your medical tests mean It he keeps the values secret, what use are they to you? Alter .til. you paid for the tests so you are entitled to a report The "don't call me. I II rail you' philosophy may lx* as agonizing (or you as for an entertainer, but It Is also a dangerous practice when your health depends on a tree flow of information DEAR DR G O T T - A friend who had hepatitis was told he should never drink alcohol again Is this true lor anyone who's had the disease, or Is this unusual? What Is die connec­ tion? DEAR READER The hepatitis virus jkiIviiis the liver Alt ohol also |m>Isoils the liver Therefore, patients who have nr are recovering from hepatitis must avoid alcohol; otherwise, healing may lx* delayed or pre­ vented I'm not dear why your friend's doctor prohibited him Imm ever drinking again That seems a little extreme, unless your friend's liver was seriously and Irrevocably damaged tty hepatitis Interestingly, people who have had hepatitis may not choose to consume alcohol lor many months; the stub just doesn't taste right Ordinarily moderate drinking Is pertnlsso hie om e llte liver has returned in normal DEAR DR G O T T — I want to have a (Tat stomach so I try to do simps, but they makr my back ache Am I doing something wrong? What exercise can 1 do instead? 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Then begin again, but this time flex your knees to about 90! degrees. Th a t m o d ifica tio n ' should do the trick. However. If! vou continue to havr back pain., st op d o in g sltu p s . Send your questions to D r.• Got! at P.O. lk>\ ‘JI42H. C/eve-'* /and. Ohio. 44101. Answer to Previous Purrl# 8 — China 9 10 11 1’J 21 23 25 28 27 28 30 31 32 35 38 39 41 t Hilling found Units Tarry Sink down Believe- liutf) Not at home Of arm bona Arabian prince M.ld Nuclear weapon (comp wd I Yellow poplar City in Oklahoma Advite Conjunction Male Sibling Cc-Tipats point Medical suffu 1 <1 1« 47 S* 3* •i 49 51 Greek deity 43 Spa bud 45 Intersection sign 47 Right or left peri of the body 48 Persevere 49 Renew 53 Walk through mud 54 No longer are 57 Unrefined metal 58 Madame (abbr) H J 1u 1 49 ! L ICJItaS b, SI* Inc WIN AT BRIDGE B y J ■ m e t Jacob y Smith had such it strong hand ili.it h r m.iil<- a n .iit liu t .d )u m p MR. 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A SK I A A r t » S I » L E H A ‘ » IM VI A P I E T P& N O T b l Tq s b u n n y by Warner Brothers shin lii Hirer t ilths aflrr North had madr a one spade resjHinsr Ih r |iiinp shill showed I!) or more |miImI* and was lorelng to game When North raised lo tour i Intis South was lui|irlled Into slam Not Unit lie minded Alter all II the diamond llncs.se w.isn I working, may In- the heart It tirssr would I k- successful And i hat s what happened Declarer won the clnb ace. played a spade to the king and look a finesse In diamonds West won ihr king and continued i Intis Declarer drew trumps, got to dum m y with a spade, and took the heart llnessc When that held, he claimed the rest of the tricks flic West player prnhahlv still doesn't know t fiat he almost ninety could have net the slam All he had lo d o w a s pull u wrong card Th a i Is facetious, lint do you see I lie trap that a •shrewd West call set lor dr clarer? Go lt.uk to trick three, when South played a diamond to the •pierii .lust let West i usually play low Which ol its. as South would util now return to dummy and (day another diamond? Alter all. surely the diamond king Is with East Remember the concept When declarer has a very strong hand •iik I very lew entries in dummy, don't tie in a Iturry to take your sure trump trick on the Itrst lead ot the suit. Maybe you can l>ersiiailr the declarer lo waste tils only remaining entry to take what you know to tie a losing Ihirssr NORTH ♦ A K 74 MHi VIII ♦4J ♦ 4 <1 2 wKNT ♦ VI KAST ♦yjiiut VKM) ♦I ▼J to 4 2 ♦KI 7 ♦ y J in v ♦ 471 SOUTH ♦ 4} ♦ AU tAgJiovb] ♦ AK Vulnerable North South Dealer South Writ South North tail 14 I# I'sss ie I'm t'su (♦ 1 NT i’lkl Pass 4« 1**41 4 NT 44 I'au 1**11 l'*t» l**s% Opening lead HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... YO U K B IR TH D A Y J U L Y 27. 1983 I tic course you elect lo steer in the e u m ln g year m uy In - a m ile dillleult. hul H will I n - the rigid one. W h e n you a tta in victory — and y o u will — you'll hav r (till pride ot achievement G A R F IEL D by Jim Davit TU M BLEW EEDS by T. K. Ryan L E O i.Inis 2d Aug 221 In your social Involvements today you may have to s |h - u i I a till more Ih.iu vou anticipated Do It with a smile v i you won't look stingy mi trout ol friends Major changes ate ahead lor l.r o s in the coming vc.tr Send lur your Astro-Graph predictions today Mall $1 to Astro-Graph. Box 1H9, Radio City Station, New York. NY 10019 V IR G O lAng 23-Sept 221 Something In which you're pres­ ently Involved may ap|K-ar lo have only a d.uk side. Your analogy Is wrong because It Is going to suddenly turn for the better LIBR A (Sept 23 O d 231 II vou switch tactics (inlay and lake an "I don't care" approach, vuiirthlng potentially profitable inay slip through your fingers IW- lx it ft conscientious and con­ sistent SCORPIO (Oct 2-4 Nov 221 Something good is going to develop through vim ennr pres enlly Indebted to yon However, vou may not get Hie payment he or she owes vou S A G IT T A R IU S |Nov 23-Dec 21) Chances for a< hlt-vlng yout Immediate goals will lessen to­ day If you narrow your outlook Broaden your perspective and he hopeful. C A P R IC O R N I Dec 22 Jan 19) Don't Jump to conclusions tiHlay until all ol the facts are In and assessed. The picture you gel from your Initial perceptions may In - erroneous A Q U A R IU S (Jan 2(7 Frh 10) Results will he t>rtter Unlay If you rely more u j m ih yourself and less upon others You'll perform tN-tter on your own and also will In- luckier. A N N IE PlSCt-S (Fell 20 March 20) Success will not In- denied youi tiHlay. provided vou have stay lug power. Don l loss in the towel Just tkrcauv- Hie going gets tough A R IE S IMari li 21 April 19) You're going to In - getting some assistance lor that tough task you've In-rii trying to do. lie patient and watt until the expert arrives. T A U R U S (April 2 0 May 20| E v e r y t h i n g s h o u ld go off smoothly today II you deal with (N-ople in whom you have com­ plete trust Don't let questionable entitles replace proven priMlurers G E M IN I |May 2 M u n e 201 In ar r an g eme nt s today where compromises are required don't hold out for a one-sided deal Be pre|Ktred to glyr as niurh as you expect C A N C E R (June 21 Ju ly 22) Vour work will In- much easier KNlay tl you concentrate on the rewards you hope to derive rather than thr muscle and sweat It takes to gel the Job done. by Laonard Starr e ro e /S A Y .' p o n t s w p Aj CHANCE IN THIS- W / . �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Friday. July It. 1 *1 5-1 1A W oman's W orld The Men's Movement: Creeping Along At A Snail's Pace By Patricia McCormack United Preaa Internation] Leaders of Ihc slowly growing men s move­ ment say II Is Yuppie men — who normally shrug off the notion they need any help — who should be listening the closest. Hobert Hraslcy. a graduate student at New York State College of Human Ecology at Cornell ,University In Ithaca, says upwardly mobile men ■need to have their consciousness raised about ;thelr rights as fathers and family members He says today a man Is liable to be ridiculed it •he asks his boss for "six weeks off because we just had a baby and I want to bond with the •baby — to be a belter dad." • The sensitive father also Is likely to be laughed at if he asks for shorter hours so he can be home when school s out. said Heasley. who founded men's support networks In Anchorage. Alaska, as well us llhaca. ■James T h u s , edllor of Cornells Human Ecology Forum" Journal, savs his magazine has Just recently come to terms with the silent men's movement In the 14 years of the magazine's existence It has had numerous articles about women's rights, but never one about men's rights To start correcting the problem the most recent Issue was dedicated to The Changing Nature of Man." "We never printed an article — not one — on men. the men's movement, men's roles chang­ ing Images." Titus sald. Heasley. with Sam Sapplnglon. a counselor m the College of Human Ecology, contributed a report on "Men Changing the Male Hole " "History reminds us that the way we deline men's roles and relationships has been de­ termined by economics war and commercial exploitation." they note II there ts a lesson to tie learned from the women's movement, it is not only that sex roles have served as a basis of oppression, but that people can organize around a common Identity of their sex. create a new definition of sex roles an*' establish new rules that govern them There are two men's movement organizations the National Organization for Changing Men. founded by Brooklyn College associate prolcsaor Robert Brannon: and the National Organization for Men. founded by Penthouse magazine columnist Sidney Siller The difference. Brannon says, is that NOM leans to male chauvanlsm Brannon's group, however, wants in gel men to think In more humanlstir ways and stop trying to live up to the John Waynr Image of the great American male Brannon's group started lour years ago a s . h i mttgrowih of the seventh annual Conlcrencc on Men anil Masculinity The national network Parenting To m m y Bright Eyes, I I sets out to cut the grass H r picks up sticks and stones, moves Ittrnlturr and other obstructions He grts on with ihe mowing In a neat and orderly fashion When lie's finished, the turf looks manicured doc Haphazardly, meanwhile, also 14. tackles a similar lask in a couldn't-care less way Taking the line of least resistance, he mows around lawn furniture, doesn't sweep up clippings on sidewalk and drive. H r leaves ihe landscape messy The iwo boys with d lllm n i approaches lo Identical tasks may be that way because of something parents did or didn't do lo encourage good work habits. So bow do parents encourage good work habits? Researchers at the U niversity of Rochester's Center for Counseling. Family and Worklllc Studies have completed an unusual study that h e lp s answer (hat c o m p l i c a t e d (p i e s tlpn The two ty(w* of teenagers doing yard work — in male arid female varieties — are encountered In the rrjxirt on the research by Prof Harold Munson and Assistant Prof Dale Dannefer from thr school's Graduate School of Education and Human Development In Rochester. N Y Beyond a basic level, say they. It Is the quality of the parents' Involvement, not (he quantity. I hat counts And parents, they advise, should get involved In Ihelr children's activities but not loo Involved The research, funded by the William T Grant Foundation, focused on four activities lawn mowing, cooking, music lessons, sjxiris. They spent more than 21X) hours inirrvlewlng and observing 21 families in a Rochester suburb Here are highlights from their report. "Master­ ing and Coping In the Family Environment." a 300- pager — Terns who drvelop the liest work liahlls generally come Irmn lumillrx when* the inks arc expllcli and thought mil Lower performers are more typical ol families in which rules are personalized "D olt Irecauv I sa\ s«i " — The best results occur II parents arc Involved In the lask learning and not merely In lodging ihe outcome Modeling, hisirueilng supervising, and evaluating are .ill vital parts of the process One Ixiy who berniuc skilled ai rooking tlrsi gm Interested In this aeilvtlv as a young <lilld Ills mother would give him a rup ol water or dough to play with while she eooked l.alrr she lei him help wlih simple chores Lain still she let him lake mi rooking responsibilities lor himsell — Although parents' involvement has a positive efTcrl mi prnlleleney. Inlruslvrnrss has a negative On|no t One mother Insisted on hovering over her teenage daughter even when she wax preparing simple, packaged meats As a result. Ihe child was unsure of Iter own ability to carry out even such simple tasks, let a lone m o re complicated (-(M iking projects — Paid tern employment lyplcnlly Is less complex than home or leisure activities Playing tennis Is more complicated than iM-ing a ballbov. c iM ik m g more complex than being a waitress Paid Jobs, thr study concludes, often arc mil the hrsi preparation for thr world ot adnll work — In contrast to other activities studied, musk seems largely unaffrclrd by parental Involve merit A reluciuni pianist is likrlv lo remain so no matter how much tils parents encourage him lo practice — Whether parents are home a lot seems lo have little cilia I on Ihc development ol work skills Proficiency was no greater In families io which mothers were usually home alter school than in llinsc in which they were ooi The study was carried mil In collaboration with Deborah S. Bari. Peter A Manzl and Lulcliida Will ox Modern Shopping Is Show Business And A Playground "II there's a woman (raveling there's a t r avel i ng woman shopper." Ellis said Ellis at­ tributes Ihe success tg the d im lory io timing, communication, contributions from her readers and knowing what thr consumer nerds. "M a n y , m any new siorcs didn't know how to com mu ill eale wllh a customer Developers m l x e v e r y r et ai l concept logethrr. full price and discount "Men (all to consider that the working woman has two Jobs one ai home; (hat a woman's lime ts so overloaded we don't have tlnir lo browse, to get the lay of Ihe land There Is no consideration for the fact Hint time Is short atid shoppers must know what they want to do." said Ellis, who also works as a consultant to developers She feels developers have lo give Ihe shopper more than Just stores "It has lo be recreational: make II a playground It’s show business. You have to have a festive atmosphere. And 50 percent of thr projrrt has to lie (devoted to| food. If you don't have thr buyers to support that you don't have the shoppers for a project Food ts thr biggest anchor." There also has to be the right mix of stores for (hr; area "I'm working on u project at Disney W o rld 's m ain gate. Tourists generally are not skilful consumers but they are con­ scious about clothing buys so wc skewed It llhc shopping areal loward safe buys, gift type Items We re bringing In shops from overseas — an Internal lonal outlet," she said. "It’s a (dace where you can go Chrtalinas shopping In July " "The re was no need lor app.oel siores because there already are some in the area." she said Ellis. 58. has combined her work as consultant with doing research for her di r ect or y wherever she happens to lx- Hrr staff of four to 1 0 people try IO check out Ihe stores and oullcts listed In the directory. "II wr can't visit a store then we ask one of our Siqx-r Shop |x-rs. someone who has written us and who. we Irel. has gixxl Judgment about values and re tailing tu cheek II out Ellis, who is oiiginuth Irmn Toledo, Ohio developed In r in Irresl In discount stores lo I1M14 when she wrni lo work as a realior and dldu i have lime to sew for her family anymore "I tried to buy w hat 1 had been sewing for the same price but couldn't- Other women were buying the clothes directly from outlets and paying less than I was for the same article Re­ tailers wouldn't trll me alxnit outlet stores but other women would "M y best buy ever was the dress I got married In 913.95 fur a 990 dress, but thul was a long time ago." She feels that two of Ihe belter outlet malls are in Martlnsburg. W.Va.. and In Pigeon Forge. Tenn. SOS Outlet "whal secret describes the Blue Ridge Mall In Martlnsburg us may be the liest kept of 1984. " love. As part of our masculinity, we are supposed io be looked up to and be admired This has a variety ot possible outlets, but the traditional one is financial A man becomes the breadwinner. Ihe head of his family. Ihe king within his little castle, and he demands respect Irmn his w lie and children Heasley and Sapplngton aav society lias conic lo accept the notion that girls should In’ able to grow up and lx- anvthlng ihcv want lo be "W e have seen little in ihe wav ol a corresponding change In ihe nonon that b o y s will be boys," they said Traditional Ulcus about masculinity persist In spite of a growing awareness that many iu.iis of typical male behavior are detrimental to society and debilitating to men themselves "Men commit approximately tx> percent ol all crimes Men are tar more llkclv to drive while Intoxicated Taking a lead from the National Organization lor Women. NOCM has scl up Task Groups Titles ot the groups glvr some Idea of the direction of the Men's Movement A sampling Male Female Relations Mrn s Health Men and the Military: Pornography Ending Men's Violence. Rape and Hollering and Men and Sport* Justice for men and women U a major goal ol NOCM Other goals are making men's lives les*. pressured by. lor example, making li soclallv acceptable tor a man to express a softer more feeling side, H that's (its nature Brannon who is on the NOCM committee on men and |>ornography and its committee on male sex role research, paints this picture of the male'role "Men ra|H- and abuse women Men molest children Men inflict violence on other men in lar greater numbers than do women Men wage war In ihe United Stales the male role drllncx masculinity ami what a man Is supposed to do. think la- interested in and act like Heing a man also lakes a high |>ersonal toll, ihe two claim A man is not allowed to have dose same-sex friendships the wa\ women can I hey rr|xjri men also die earlier than women — often from Stress related disease over which Ihcv can have comiol I la- guidelines include such traits as avoiding displays ol emotional openness vul­ nerability, or di-|« ridencc We men are not supposed to tel others know when we feel scared or depressed or ew n when we feel happy or in Legal Notice Encouraging Work Habits By Jill Lai United Press International No matter how rich a person is. ih rrr lies In everyone's heart a special iqxjt that beats Just a little faster when Ihcy see the words "Save." "Discount" or "U p to 50 percent oft." And these days, you can find those words In Just about every stair In the nation In outlet malls, shopping centers and |ust down the road To thr woman or man who wants to know w hrrr to go. trts Ellis' "SOS Save on Shopping Directory" (Vlllard Books. 910 951 Is the ultimate source But. shoppers, this year s 10th edition of "SOS" Is going to be the last from her “ W r are devoting ourselves to the younger more Inexperienced buyer. Th e phase of retail growth that produced the SOS directories la over.” Ellis said from her Jacksonville. Fla . of­ fice. Now Ihe good news. Ellis ts planning two new txxjka for next year. "Smart Shopping" will be a guide to evaluating quality and getting good buys at off price a/id alternate stores such as Hit or Miss "Fabulous Buys" will be devoted to manufacturer's out­ lets, Inns, and restaurants both in th e U n ite d Sl a t es and overseas. Since Its Inception In 1972 as a booklet listing of 350 stores. "S O S " has developed Into 923 page* of discount stores, manu­ facturers' outlets, discount coupons from stores and Inns, and travel tips. fielding the conferences had been building lor 10 years Brannon estimates about 500.000 men have had some contact with the men's networks and about 100.000 have been in men's conscious­ ness-raising groups PUB LIC NO TIC E The S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y L A N D M A N A G E M E N T OF F lC E *t m re ce ip t ot an ippi-ia bon Io conttru<t a IIS toot long teAwaH on trie folia* <ng (N il t tbed property Loti M) «rvcf M L«h# Markham Effete Plat Book M Paget kO And AI F\ifth#r detenbed Ai on V ia BonitA Seminol# County Florid# Wrlflen comment! khould be Hied with th* LAnd Management 0 1f l C e S f m i ng I r C o u n ty Service* Building HOT E Alt Ftrtt Street Sentord Florid# CofTvnfnlt mould b* bled within >4 day! Ot th* publicAtion of thii nolle • HE ft B MAM DIN D IR EC TO R L AND M ANAG E MF N1 St M IN O LE C O U N TY Publttb July ?i 1941 DEM t4f S E M IN O LE CO UNTY B O AftO O F C O U N TY COMMISSIONE US N O TIC E OF P U B LIC H EA R IN G A U G U S T If. m i MOP M The Bo«rd of Courtly Commit tiOAAFt of Seminole County, Flo rid#. Mr111 hold a public hearing tu con lid*r th* foilI#* tng 1 G f t lF F lT Y ACUftA INC BAIA If IS) )4f C l Com m eraal /on# — App##l AQAiot? th# Bo#rd of A dju%tm#nt in Approving a Sp#<i#l f icepbon tor t on it rue ftan Of A AufomobU# 9* r v i(t foeIIIff with the rondi Bon the! th# #r## E Ait of th# South wetter I y fight of wAy of th# unnamed rood on th# tde r#m#m #ntur#1 And und>lturb#d on th# following detenbed pro p#rfy Loll I thru f Incluttv# Block II. 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Section IF I I ff located on th# South»#tt corn#* of S ft 4M and Peart ta le Cauteway iD lS T )l Thit public h#a*mg #111 b# h#id in Hoorn AM70 Of Th« S#minoi# County S#rytc#t Build • ng Vanford F lor ida on Auguit IF IH4 at F 00 P M or « t toon fh#r#atf#r at pon bit Writttn commanfi fii«d #ifh th# Land Manag#m#nt Manag#f trill b# contid«r#d P#rtont #p paanng at th# public hearing •kill b# h#ard H#armgi may b# continued from firm# to hm# ai found neetttary Furthor d#»ad» avaiiabN by caning j j l 1170 E lf 441 P#rioni ar# adv>i#d that If they d#<id# to app#ai any d# cii<on mad# at ftiit hearing th#* •kill n##d a record of th# pro (##dmgi and for luch pvr pot# they may n##d to mtura that a verbatim record of th# proceed mgt it made kkhich record include# the fettimony end evi dence upon arhich the eppeal »» to be bated per Section 744 OIOS. Florida Statute# BOARDOF C O U N TY CO M M ISSIONERS S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . 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Fioridt Ht*0 I ITT. on or extort th# J ill d#y ol Augukl m i And tilt Ih* origlntl with th* Clerk ol thl* Court *lth*r b*tor* lA rrlct on PlA.nlltt k A ttorn*, or immtdl A ttl. lh*r**H*r. otharwlk* A dtlAull drill bt tn ltrtd *g*in|t you tor th* rtlt*f d*m#nd#d In th* ComplAlnf or Petition, W ITN E S S my hand And k**> ol thit Court on Ih* l*th d*y ot Jut*. INS IS E A L I O A V ID N B E R H iE N cler k of th ec o u r t By Lm dAM McNttt Odputy Cltrk Publikh July 1* I t August J. * IN I D EH lt l Legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF TM t E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C IVIL AC TIO N NO 44 Jlf4 CA 4YP f ir s t f id e l it y SAVING S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a F lor id# corpor Ation PlAtnltll vl D O N A L D N H O P K IN S end C LA IR E HOPKINS hit wif# Defendenfi N O T IC E O F SALE N O TIC E ll hereby given the? ptirtuenf lo th# F »n#l Judgment ol Foretlotur# end S#l# entered in ltl# *Au%# pending in thr Circuit Co ut f ©* I he E IG M T E I NTM Judicial Circuit tin and for S E M IN O LE County Florid# Civil Action Number 14 ?|f4 CA DfP lh# und#rtign#d Clerk will tell Ih# properly litualed In laid County de ter «b#d #% 111 J Palm Harbor mobile home Serial « 11114B T H U #J0m4ff At public *#i*, lo Ih# high##* and ne%* hi one* ter ceeh at it oo o'clock A M on lh# |lh day of Auguit 1HS at th# Weit front door of th# S EM IN O LE County C o wr f h o M i l , S A N f O R D , f for Ida (C O U R T SE A L) O A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF THE C IR C U IT C O UR T By Olan# K HrummrM D#puty Clark Publllh July It. 24 1*41 D E H IIS R EP O R T OF C O N D ITIO N C O N S O LID A TIN G D O M ES TIC SUB SIOIAR IE S OF THE L IB E R T Y N ATIO N AL BANK OF 1ONOWOOD IN THE S TA TE OF FLO R ID A A T TH E CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JU NE SO, I H l P U B L IS H E D IN RESPONSE TO CALL M ADE B Y COMPT R O L L ER OF TH E C U R R EN C Y . UN D E R T IT L E 12 UNI T E D S T A T I S CODE S E C TIO N 111 Charier Number I MSS Cornplroiler of th# Currency Siath Dntricl Statement of fttiourcti end L la bdilui ASSETS TheuiAftdtof DeHart Caih and balaricet du* from depolHory InitituHoni Non inf« r # i f |j##r ing ba<lent ei and c ur r tncy a nil com t 111 Interest bearing balanctl 200 S#curlft#i 1*101 f #d#r al fundi told and k»curlti«i pur hated undar agr##m#nti to r#i#ll m domeif ic otHctl of ftv# bank and of Hi Edg# and Agreement tubiidier itt and in tBF l i nan %and teat# I1inane ing rtc#ivabie"i 4ft42 L oani and l«AiAt net uf uneafn#d income U LESS Allowance for loan and leave loitet LESS Allocated tranifer rnh r# i# r*# Non# Loan! end »•#»•! net of un##f n#d m<om# allowance andreierv# « M A iia ti held in trading account! Non* Prem iiei and l««ed eneti *(1 i lineludmg cap 1tail fed lea M l I Non* Other real etfat# owned Irtveifmenfi In uhcontolidated iubnd'#r *ei end Allot leted companiei Non# Cuitome* 1 liability to thil bank on Non# acceptance! ouiffandmg Non# Intangible aiia ti Other aiiett Uf It,111 Total aiiati L IA B IL IT IE S Depot'll In domeitic office! **U Nonmlertit bearing 1.171 loterett bearing « 7*1 In foreign gibcet. E dge and Agreement Non# tubiidurtai, and IB F i Non# Noninferett 'bearing Inf#rtif bearing Non# Federal fundi pur cn#i#d and i#curiti«i told under agreement! to repurchai# in domtitic off*c#i of th# bank and of itt E dg# end Agreement lubktdiar i*i and In iB F i None Demand notei <itu#d »o the None U S Treetury Other borrowed money None Mortgage tndebfedneii end obligation! under Non# B*nk i lf*t»lil. on *(C»pf*n(*k*i*(uf*<l Non# *na 0ufkf*ndin« Nol*k *nd d#b#nlu'*k kuboriJ<nAt#<J Non# 44 9.79t i Q U I T Y C A P ITA L None ITS IM U thI i *i(t*4 pro! 111 *nB ( *pl T*1 im T CumuHH ,# '(X*'»n (u rrtn c . lr*ntl*llon None 1 409 T oTa I h*b.lili«* limll*a ia*p<*l*rr*d It.llA 1 Joyct H Ffinklln CAkh'A*. of lh* AGO.# n#m#0 p*nk do h*f*by d*<l*r* m*f Thit R * p »t at Conda-on I* lfu« *nd<*rrMf f*fh# b*(f o' my knowlAdq**ndbtlTAl /Jd rtd H F(*nkiln Ju l. 77. I*tl W* Ih# undtrktgntd dir*(lor». *•!**• To Th# (A(r*<ln*«t of thl* klA'Am.nl of rt*OU*(A* And llAtXIltl** W* d K l K I lh*t It hAt 0##n Ai«m>n#d by wk. *nd lo th* b*kl of tu t knowlAdg* And b*l-*t h*k b**n p'tp#'*d m ( 0nla*m*n<* with th* in*lructMm* *nd It l»v* And to rrotl 1 K*nn*lh M Wing 5 D#no P Oik*ou S W illidm B Go*k#tt O C H 147 Pubtlkh J u l. Jd. IH T �H A - E v t nlng Herald. Sanford, F I. Friday, July » , 1*11 71— H t l p W a n t e d Legal Notice IN T H t C IR C U IT COURT O F T M I U TM J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N D FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A tC NO I I 771* CA 17 P F R A N K L IN SANDERS end W A L T E R J LANDER S. PlAlntHfi. v» D A V IO F McJVWHAN. D lM R lI N O TIC E OP A C TIO N T O D A V ID F McM AHAN Y O U A R E N O TIP IE 0 that an •cllcn lo u n c i ' • Final Judg merri In lavor af O A V ID P M cM A H A N • gain! FR A N K LIN S A N D E R S and W A L T E R J S A N D E R S on August II, IN I In C a w Number I I IIS) S P 01 In the Summary Claimt Division o' The County Court. Samlnola County, Florida, Nat been Iliad again*' you and you art re qulrad lo larva a copy ol your arrlttan dytanwt. If any, to II on R IC H A R D L ROBISON, E l q u lra . P la ln llt li ' allotnay. whma addrati It P O Bor Iff, Catw lbarry, Flmrfie » j H 7, on or batora Augutt I . IN I. and Ilia tha original with ttia Clatl ot Mill Court aittiar batora wrvlea on Plalnlltli- attornay or Imma diataly tharaatlar. otherwise a dalault *111 ba antarad agamit you tor tha rallat damandtd In tha Complaint D A T E O o n Ju ly !. INS (S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark ot tha Circuit Court By Chocy! R Franklin Oeputy Clark PublliN July I. II. IP. It. IN I DEM la IN TH L C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O LE C O UNTY. FLO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION File Number I t t i t CP IN R f E S T A T E O F N O R M A A D F L F RIMES. Decanted N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tha adm lnltlralion ol lha a ita t a ot N O R M A A D E I E M INES, dacaawd. Flla Numhar 01 tip C P , la pandlng In lha C ir c u it Court tor Samlnola C o u n t y , F lo r i d a Probata Divitlon. lha addrati ol which II Samlnola County Courthouw Sanford Flo rida I I I T I Tha namat and ad d ra iw i ol tha par tonal raprawnlallv* and lha partonal rapratantatlva'i al lor nay are w l forth below A ll Intaratlad par torn ara raqulrad to Ilia with Ihu rourl W IT H IN TH R E E M OUTHS Ol TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E I II all c'almi agalntl lha aitata and III any o h fe ctlo n by an Inlaratlad par ion on whom thil notlca wai i r r w d lha! challangai tlw valid I1y ol tha will, lha qualification! of tlta partonal raprawotaiiva vanua, or |urltdlcllon ot tha tour I A L L C L A IM S A N D OHJEC TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D WILL HE FO H E :V E R B A R R E D Publication ol Ihli Nolua hat tiagunon July IP. I N I Partonal Hrpraw ntalira % E rm a Dangiaman ITOt South Park Avanua Santord. Florida 11JJI Attornay lor Partonal Mepretenlallv* /*/ C And raw Spaat W t l M l Cammartlal Sheet Suit* 1 Santord. F lo rld a lITTI Talaptiona 1)011 I I I t i l l Pubiith July It. 1a I N I O EM I I I IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT, IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A CASE NO t l IIPI CA 01 IN R E , I ha Marr lag* of J U L IE A OIOSDADO, W ilt, Pall lloriar and SAM M Y O IO SD A DO H uthane! f Ratpondant N O T IC E O F A C TIO N T i l l S I A t E OF FL O R ID A (O SAM M Y DIO SDADO Kit Wadgawca.nl Drlva. 170 Fairbanks A la tla vt/01 YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D lhal an action lor D lttolu llo n ol Marrlaga hat I wan Iliad againtl you and you ara raqulrad to w rva a copy ot your wrltton dalanwt It any, to II on FR A N K C W HIGHAM E S Q U IR E . Allotrwy lor Pali tionar. whow addratt It Pott Olllca Boa I I P Flagthip Bant Building W0 W f lr tt Street Sulla I I . S an loid Florida, IJFFF 11)0 on or batora Aug 70 A L) IN I. and tlta tba original with lha Clark ot thlt Court allbar batora w rvlea on Pall bonne t alloc nay or Immadlalaly tharaatlar. olharwlw a da laud and ulbmala |udgmanl will ba anlarad agalntl you lot lha fallal damandad In lha Pallbon and your mariiaga lo Pabbonar will be dittolvad W ITN E S S my hand and taal ol Ihlt Court on July It A [) IN I D A V ID B E R R IE N Clark ot tha Circwll Court By Jaan Hflllant Deputy Clark Pubiith July IP, I I I N I O EM l i t ______________ ---------------N 0 T I C I U N N * f I C n i l O U S N A M I $TA 1 U 1 I TO W HOM IT M A Y CONC F HN Notuv twrtby gipio th*f th# Lrntlat t<gn>«ij |»uf%u#rit lo th* • (u To u i H em e i i i i v f i ( 445 09 Mofida $t#lui#% Mill r»gfftl«r with ft*# Cl#»k yl lit# Circuit Court, m tnd tor SrmiFioti CcKJ^If t lor id* upon rt<#(pl of prout ol Its# publ ic a lion ol Ihit milk* th# tifttitiaui Kama lo Mil MUST IN LOOM JA M §V L I D wmltr which wt ar# *r*g«g#tJ in butlrMtftt if IOSl lirooilMAr Sir##! A iUm onft Springe Florida W li that Us# torpor 41km lnl#ft*f •nil in laid bu*irt#«% tnltrpr il* ift •I to Hu m * ITA . INC U r O A V ID G H U O O li Prt*ld#rtf G ifttral PaHnar l)#1td #1 Wlnttr P#rk Qfiftg# County. Ftonil# Jun# 2> Iffl IN.bli*h July t II If H If*) DEM II CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 O r l a n d o ■ Winter Park 831-9993 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1 U n it .........................8 7 C • ling HOURS 3 cpMMiitiii tiipigi SIC • ling 8 :3 0 A M . ■ 5 :3 0 P M . M O N D A Y th ru FR ID AY S A T U R D A Y 9 •Noon 7 comtcutitf timgp 52C ■ ling 10 conggcutipg ti»g» AOC • ling C«ntract R*t*s ApilUblg 3 Lings Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday -11:00 A M. Saturday / I — H e lp W a n t e d 17—Cemetery and Crypt# Ear Salt 7 loti, tida by Hda. In Cardan ot Mamory Sac bon, Oaklawn Mamoclal Park SS*1 tor both loti or Irada lor aryuai valua Cab 17) 7it) A FU N JOB 4 IN COM El Ladies fo show foyt/glff* 10 f? hour* weak | / t i0 p * r h r No in v tifm a n f Car 377 2fS0 AM * Employment 323-5176 21 — P e r s o n a l s CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER a b o r t io n c o u n s e l in g F f* * r r# g n «n c y T i l l * C o n f id e n tia l In d iv id u a l • l * 11 1w n c t 'l l fo r #jjpefnfm*nt #v*rp." * hour* •vaiitbl# III /495 23— L o s t & F o u n d Daldaft ItalrlavtF Puppy 'Found near Mayfair golf c o u n t 171 977*■ at'*r noon L o t! m a fa g r • y p o o d I • M a il on v illa A r t a f u a i //U/aS Napvard >71 51/9 Lent Whitt Vinyl Purt# Mllh gray wiilaf Vicinity of >4lh 5» A Franch on July 11 No gutihon* H f WARD H I 4910 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o t ic e s Custom ordtr pair magnetic %ign» for car or Irixk indud ing name addrati. Phona number and logo I M Pfxt# Signcralt Stud* » l 2444 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a re Baby lilting in my hom# Mon day thru Saturday FancatJ , i r11 c nii nv Mftby illf lr g In n y N rf a Wi 'tponilble motha# Hot meal* 121 fA4i. any lima ID V I L W IL D i ARF A Full lime ancf it h-oal pic I up Pefar enra* ( all 111 JfQS LongMDod Area loving, caring Mothtr ol 7. avktti rtltrencvt 33— R e a l E s ta te C o u rs e s * W «r * * Thinking of getting a • » Real f ile I# Lkentef • Wa affar Fra* Tuilian andcanfinu#u« Training! Call D u k a r Vicki tar detail!; 4/1 144/ 111 1900 Iv # //« 1014 Key*!al Florida , Inc I t Vaart iip tria n c it 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o rtu n itie s S E C U R ITY PLUSI 12^3% Short Term Mortgage mrjney net dad 114,000 bat ked by 141.000 lmom • property I l i t 44/* 71— H e l p W a n l e d AIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS ln*talialion Salary baved on taper lane# plu* banalll! Paid v a c a t io n and h o lid a y * X » m 4141 Acrylic Applkalor* needed lo apply prolacliv# coating on cart boat I and plane* IV lo 111 par hour Wa train For *?otk In Sanford area call Tampa 111 ltd /111 Avan Miring Smiling Face*l C A LL IM M I D I A T f LY 111 1910 ID 111! Legal Notice r ic m io u i n am i Nulk* it hereby given that I am angayad In builnen at 2*4/ S Par* Sanloiif Samlnola County Florid.* 37771 under 'ha Ilc tM lo u * name of f O O D O lA N T ami that I Inland fo taglller vauf nam« a lift Ifs# C lark af lha Circuit Court Samlnola County Florida in accordance Mith lha provlHon* of Ih* T icllllou* Nam# Slalute* To Mil Section 14109 Florida Slalula* its/ % Juveph GaiM P uTi HP t July % II It 24 I9«1 PC m n F IC T IT IO U S N A M I Notice I* hereby glv*n Thai I am engaged in butlneu al 1401 A i r p o r t 111v d Sa n f o r d Sam inula County. Florida JJ/71 under tha ficllfiou* nam* of G R AP E V IL L I N U R SfR Y and the I I intend1 lu rag it far laid name Mith the Clark of lha Cite till C'puri, Semiinola County. H ot nSa in accordance .Mllh the pr u nit km * of the Flcflflou* Name Sfaluta*. To ail Section tai 09 F lor ilia StaMa* Its/ t%t Van lompAIn* 1/ Shir lay Tompkint Pubiith July 2a A Augutl 1 9 U 1991 OEM l a M il French A at. AAA T E M P a nee divIPon of AAA E M P L O Y M E N T, no# invite* you to apply for tarn porary amploymtnf Good Job* for Good People No Fe# to You* I Call Sally___________ 377 00S7 A u to m o b ile Sale* R e p r# ttnfafivt needed No erperi anct n tcaiiary. polygraph required Call for more In formation 141 3300 _________ A L L T V P II J O B S S TAR T WORK HOWI A LAB O R V A - V aenf #o#« *^ r F O rtC t -am m I NO ^ F ill Rtporl ready for aork af 4 AM 40/ W HI St Sanford 3211590 A l l ! M BLERl Front offlca phone*, filing, typing helpful Permanent petition* Never a Feel TEM P PER M ............. 774 1348 ATTEN TIO N TELEMARKETERS The Evening Herald ha* po*i lion* available for phone toiit dor* lo work Monday through Friday batmen 4 PM and f PM Ideal lor the individual Mith a friendly voice and *oma tale*experience fh lipm ilion provide* Mag* p lu ! com m itt ion Interetted eppHcant* thou Id contact the Evening tier aid at I BSI 171 1411 and aik for the circulation d# part men! Babylitter Loving Grandma fu cor* for our 1 moo old daughter in our home Ap proelmately IS hour a * s ti daytime Call 111 49/1___ CASMIER/HOSTESS fur d-ning room E vanlngi, part time Pottibly full time Apply in per ton Mon Thur 2 4 P M a! Deltona Inn I 4 Deltona f a ll _________________ C H T L D C A R f Bull t m N t f time potilioni available Ma turlfy. common tan*#, ganyina lo v e a n d k noM fedge of childran a mutt framing and experience preferred Apply in perton 90S E 2Sth St . Sanford E a rly C hildhood Center ___ COOK/VAN DR IVER For pra uhool ceolar Mon Frl. / 2 PM Good Parting pay plu* tit* Intyrant* tor qua ill fled per*on over JV year* old Mith chauffeur* Meant* Call m IS47_____________________ D O M IN O S P H I A now hiring dflvart flexible hour* tan par hr Mutt have own car Mllh liability Imurance L be al (t a il II yr* old Call U i v t o H A M 4PM__________ E JC E C U fIV I S ECR I T A H i With or Mithout vhof Ihandi Abietf Temporary Service* m ltio Fram ing Carpenter* Qualified crew* of a or more tor ongoing project 371 iMioe 149 4814 LICENSED BEAUTICIAN F R ID A Y A iA T U R O A Y O N LY H O W E L L PLACEaf SANFO R D 7MW AlfaaHBIvd Call l«f iw o in lm iil. 17) DM MANAGEM ENT TRAINEE E ■i alien! oppor lunity lo begin a career in lt>a building, m ite rl al indutfry in our three year training program I raining Include* Operation of heavy d e live ry equipment Mare hauling dHpatcfvtng, tala* A clattroom mttruction M ult ba ettabliihed retidanf Mith tome college, ton*true tlon or luparvltory experi once V id a y *#ek period, competitive taiary A banafit* program Cali /*• 14/0. tend return* or apply in perton to RINK ER M ATER IALS . CORP H ey 441 A tiercaaa Read P O k i 1/714 Orlande FI 12444 lO l M E C H A N IC / jiy c x 0 RIVER Wanted lor floor under laymant Contac t G fpuiin floon ot Ell., lift. 1 *m tta taw/ WMkJari AVON E A R H IN O VW O W III O B I N T E R N llO R IE t HOW 111 M I-M U ar m Mi l M U F F L E R IN S T A L L E R t Looking lor luluraf E .p arl tn t a d In a iku kt. ih o tk i, brakot, i . l . t Good taiary Ad«anr*m*nl To manag*m*nt lor right p*«wn Call Ba) TOW P M A U T O C E N T E R C E L E D R IT Y CIPH ER Cetebnty Carkei i-n ivy<* ' » i re#'** lh-m-'#'--'* bf lemou* peopx* paet and preeent ( ecRi w in vt the cwner *fen<fe »*weax>m*r h\ts* $ rrue O eg**#* C by CONN»E WKNIM "UBHW OXW BJ DXW OAKYW DBOK KW OM EBDBW K KWUUBJt CM KBJW KK CMKBJWKK UUUM KBAJ." - BK VPMU ... WJIPIWR A tU rlA d rt lu lM o O ttt Ai7 Talant for m o »l# i.TV 1 print work S irlo u l only apply RaranwwM Calling, M l 1471 ACTORS EXTRAS N**dad Tor 1 Major Motion PitTurai. and I T V ioap. all typ*l Call M l HOI InTarwallanal Taltn) Oraop _ N U R I I t AID E S , All ih illi Erparlancad or cartlflad pra larrad Apply In parion al Lakwlaw Nurllng Canlar, *lt E Wd SI ■Santord____________ NURSE AIDES AND LIVE IN Prlvala duty. Half duty, and hom* cart povllom arallabla EkcaHanlpay M E O IC A L P ER S O N N E L POOL x h m aai i to e . M /F/H /V NURSES AIDES All Ih llti Good almoaphar* and bcrwl.lt Apply al o* Bary Manor, 60 N Mwy I7/*I. PcBary E O E_______________ F*horia work a n . no w l* i. mala or lam*i* Ik yaart or older, ttu d a n lt O k M u l l h a r t IrcntporlaBon M p*r f<Our jtlut good b r - >.<wi Full llrra pralarrad For intar view Call a*f SMI aik Tor M a rk _________ RAX NEEDS YOU! Competitive weget. benellli plul friendly almoipher* L people I If you ere looking lor e permanent petition and a Greet Bon. thlt It the pier* lor you Apply In perton RAX R E S T A U R A N T . Longwood or tell t » m i _______________ PREVIOUS SOLUTION Oapailmanl ilorat aia tha ugltaal calagory of buildlrgk in Amailta " - A M Slarn J ' Chrftn»fi A pit b Hemet T V . kifthen, leundry, meld. L50 wk i up. m m u Cleon, C*mFen*bl* Beam- M*id tervice MS wk.. Include* *n on SALES PEOPLE High Earning* Potential! Modern office in excellent location Complete training program New dfvl*on of old atlabliyhed firm Call now for dafaili on pleatanf working condition* and1 to •ecura your tulur* Jim Rgttffty___________ S74 44S4 SECURITY 0FFICIERS Immediate po*it loot available 40 hr a weak So Seminole area 14 H per hr /armed, and 14 00 per hr /unarmed Tima and a half on holiday* Apply in perton 117 E Colonial Dr Sulfa 705. Orlando S U R V E Y CREW f R ptfltfKB i porfy chief* ft Inttrvmen! man wanted Permanent potltfon* with good pay ft axealtant benefit! In Orlando area land return* lo P E C ln< . 200 E Robin ten S I. Suit* 1140 Or land*. FL 12401 Tired of Jab Hunting? C a ll F u t u re * th e y h a v e hundred* o* job opening* tor fhotc who want fo work 4/a 4JOG C E M E N T W O R K E R S ft H E L P E R S Excellent pay Start right away 4/1 4J00 D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no a per lent* Decenary Full time Gooditarling par 4/1 4300 G E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Great Parting job Saver al opening* Good pay 4/1 4100 s*»t, «ri uflllBet. Cell S U M or » T FLEXIBLE LEASES SENIOR C IT IZ E N S DISC O U N T RANCH S T Y L E L IV IM O H I SANFORD COURT A /TS . 323 3301 Hficiency Apattirwn' with uBIIIIelevcept g*« 117 «K)1 Efflciancy apartmarTf No pa»* no *m#ll childran t i l l par month, 1200 MCUOty dtpotlt Cab 172 1449 ____ ____ Fern Apts tar Saniaf Cltli•n* 111 Palmetto Ave J Cowan NqjNwMi Call* Lake Mary I bdrm. fumlthad apt Single man. no pat* Heady now Call 172 J9W Lowly 2 Bdrm with «ra*n#d porch Complafa privacy 1100 wa#k plu* $750 *ec dap 172 7149or 173 H>7___ RtrncKfafad I bdrm w/prlv arlrxtsc# palls, air ft more Sit 1ms ♦ f#c 721473ft Studio t a d Jf no pat*, air. ail alaclric. quiet ra*id#nti#i §225 par month >73 >0(9 I and 2 bdrm Include* util apartment* near town |/| and $>1 par week Ca t 17)4294 I Bdtm Furnished Apartment Call 171 1411 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n lu r n is h e d / R e n t BAMBOO COVE A P IS )«* I . Airport Blvd 1 Bdrm I BathSJOOmo 2 Bdrm . I Bath I lls ma PHONE ......... 173 4441 • COUNTRY S E TTIN G • Larg# I ft ? Bdrm Apkartmantt Adult LakevtawFamlly P*ol»»d« A u i li b li Now.Open Wefftendi IM M E D IA T E O P C N IN O f General Con*frucfion labor Good pay 4/1 4 WO MASTERS COVE.........323 7900 Immaculate 7 bdrm 2 bath Condo Wathar/dryar . garbage diipotai, drape* ft mini blind* Water ft garbage in c lu d e d Pool F l r*t ft lacurlty S4)S mo 331 MS/ after S PM L O C A L O R IV E R S Straight truck* Good pay Start right away 4/1 4700 R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E HELPERS. CLERKS. CRT O P f R A TO1R S ■ Imtm*dilate opening4 'Good pay taaie* Call 4/4 4WO NOW 1 1 Bdrm. Duplex with Peel S340- S3SO 101 — H o u s e s Furnikhad Sfudia Ap#rtm#fsf* Owe Bedroom Apt* T wo Bedroom Apt* S E C U R ITY D E P O S IT W ITH TH IS ADI |1M Large I bdrm *crr#n#d porch Residential area ideal for ftingl# 17*5 mo 372 1093 1 o V'•f -y 1' b tf r m „ c I o fta I o 'downlown 1100 wk. , Inclucltft utHHIeft 1150 ft#c dep Cell )7J 4431 or 111 49*/ • Y O W N ER U l TOO. J Bdrrw 1 Beth !*rg* kitchen, heel'alr. fireplace uTHIty ropm, i car garage, qui*l corner, big oak* Call m HOC, or 11) 0TT7 ■y Owner 1 bOrm 1 be'h Large 'o' Speclou* 1700 to f under roof *5,000 Down *l*utn*bl# mor'geg# In city, Santord W *00 Day 777 5707 E»ee. M i 0051 ___________ _ BY OW NER 1 bdrm 1 bafh Poof. F«r*piaca ' i acr* on canal to Lake M arkham Attum e U*0 monfhly with SI 000 down Call BHf Rolf* I I I 50*0 Id a y il or I I I 7*50 IN iteil_______ Lake Ma r y 1 Bdrm . wathar/tfryar hookup* app*1 anct* quit* ar#». S330 ditceunt Imraftari Raaf t y k r v i C H U f W H _________ Large 2 bdrm i ba*h vaulted ceiling, appliances hook up*, screened patio 1310 $403 771 m i ba»wean aPM ft /PM 1101 B Malfonvllfe, 2 bdrm 1 bath. air. appliances S379 par mo p»us $125 security deposit Call M l 5*45evenings 2 bdrm I N bath, washer dryer hook up. unfyrn no pet* Call at*** 4 pm n o / e tf___________ SHENANDOAH VILLAGE A V A I L A B L E NOW 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u rn is h e d / R e n t 141 — H o m e s F o r S a l e 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t A i r lean 1 Bdrirt. Coffiptat* privacy with fane ad yard SftS weak with Silo **cupity Call r n 2249 or 173 fa ll Ream far rent Pool end hout* privilege* Com# to corner o* H o lly A v e and 15th i t Country Club Manor. rtM Poornt lor rent fumlthad. or unturnithed Call m MU I t l l Gele P'ac*______________ SANFORD FumtiTwd room* by tha week Reetonabie rale* Maid **'vice Call O T *501 S t PM ilS Palmetto A y * __ TH E FL O R ID A H O T E L TOO Oak Avenue 711 6XH Reetonabie Weekly Rate* Lengweod Furnlthed room tor r*nt Lakefront home, metur* perton lie saae F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y end PRO DUCTIO N W ORK Mott *hift* open Good pay %cale% 4/1 a m TR UC K ORIVERS Long haul Immediate! Good driving re cord Over 21 4/1 4100 99— Apxrtments Unfurnished / Rent Adettt A Famine* Welcsmel I1M Set urlty Depot it Call...... ..............................M l 1*1* Spaclout Apartment! Minute* trim Hwy 111, Lekatron' pool. tend*, adult*, no pe't laundry Starling al U05 a mo Call W lfllalto tee W r k iv a R lv a r E lllc la a c y Carpet air. canoe ut*. adultt. no pet* 1750 mo m **70 1 and 1 bdrm Alto turnithed efficiency from t7S week I7T0 depot"' No pet* Call 111 4M7 S t PM <15 Palmetto_________ I Bedroom I Be'h no pe't i n o t m o *700 tecurlty ___________ 771 lie*___________ 1 Bdrm . I BeTlt, Delute Apt U t t per month SIM ketu'Hy it C a iim a ts * 1 bdrm , I bath 1)70 mo 1X0 dtp No pe't United Sale* Attoc . Inc. R E A L TO R S Call Now _171 M il 17tt S P E C IA L I A 1 bdrm from U tS Lake Ada Flenble leate 17) M70 te n REAL ESTATE 107— M o b ile Hidden Lake la* Wildwood Dr ) bdrm ] ball, db' garage porch, canfral air Super Clepnl Ai*umebl* tat 000 R E A L TO R M AR VIN K L A IL *47 l i t ) _______ or 7*17*? H ID D E N LA K E ] bdrm 7 balh IS* 000 t ) 000 down teller pay* poln'l, and doting for qualified buyer M l 77<o Or 771 1171______________________ H o m e s / Rent Qu*ef Area 5 Points 7 or 3 bdrm* shady l#f Pe? OK Ideal tor Handyman type $300 mo plu* tec 173 3919 after 4 111 — R e s o r t / V a c a t i o n R e n t a ls Haw Smyrna leech 3 'bdrm 3 bath* $400 wk . or 11100 mo 377 7130 oraa? 3700 F u rn is h e d / R e n t Weklva River I'y acre privet* wooded and fenced 1 bdrm 1 b a th , f a m ily ro o m w llh fireplace Hort* OK 1)75 Call M l **70______________________ I Bdrm Cottage Complete privacy IAS week with 5XX) tecurlty Call 111 774* or 111 *6)7 113— S t o r a g e R e n t a ls LO O K ! L A A O L O LD ER HOME E *c*iienl condition Near SCC. F e m lly Room. Fireplace Much more Call lo »#e Only la# «no Mini W ir t h o u m ISA 4 U r U )M )8 CALL BART R E A L E S TA TE R E A L TO R 377 U H 117— C o m m e r c i a l H E W 3 B 0 R M . MFC HOME on S acres Geneva Turn Key Package* $54.900 373 STOP Retail A Offlca Space 700 up fo 2,000 tq ft ai*o *tor*g* avail , Osteen 4 bdrm 2 bath on S able 377 aaC) | acres with horsa barn and pasture t/4 900 Katail offlca tpace 500 wj ff up to 1000 Alto iforage avaiiabi# I N# w Hemes Near Oiteeft J Call M l 0444 b*fw*#n »A M B d r m , I bath. air. heat, 12 Noon (9041 X ) 1000 after 7 $1/ 000 12500 down includes PM closing costs Payment* of $JW per month 121 — C o n d o m i n i u m C O U N TR Y W IDE R E A L T Y R e n t a ls Reg R E Broker....... . I l l 111) 4/0 Hwy 4)5 OsTven f la S IN G L E S TO R Y Rent Option ) bdrm l balh 1340 m* . 2571 Princeton Ave L IV IN G Sanford. $17 500 L ea s e TEtm t to Fit 'Call 373 0434 or M l /44f R e n t a ls 103— H o u s e s U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t UaBary *ingi* family hou*a 1 B d rm * 2 bathe te rtfn a d porch, wooded tot on quiff tfraaf I2 M /M or t n isao H IO O S N L A K C Nicety deco rated ) Bdrm . 2 balh appfl anct*. blind*. SU5 per month Call w i law • a a IN D E L T O N A • e e • e HOM ES FOR R E N T • e _______ a a 114 1434 a a_______ Tour NeEds! Furnished or Unfurnished. Carport, Private Pafiel Luth Landicaping Pell ChiMrtn W A T E R B ED S A C C E P T E D ' NEW HOM ES FOR RENT En#rgy Efficient 7 bdrm , 2 befh Patfo Homes nestled in guiaf country tatting. n«4r shopping A tchoel* Close fa Lake Mary 1/4 E iif SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS. Call.......... 3211911 Check that* feature* • Fro*! Fra* Rafrlgarafor a M iu o w iv t a Garage a A Hie Star age a W ither/Dryer Conned tons a On/ Sight Management 127— O f f ic e R e n t a ls FROM *315 Lake Ma r y Blvd Rsyhead Centre Firm /00 iq ft to 7.000 tq ft Ken! nego*table 171 7730 or 44/ 3700 ^Rental Office 323-?920 Ottices to Re M j 422D S ORLANDO DXtYl V SANFORD Keatpnabif and convenient 201 N Maple Sanford 12)! Children ft. Pets Wale am* Sensor Cftifan* Dttcaunf Call New 'for Mora Inform alien. 321-3827 E X C I T I N G NEW T H I N G S ARE HAPPENING A T THE NIC* 1 bdrm 3 bath, cent heat/air U l. latt ft *ec dep Keftpontibia person with r«f erenceft 904 /34 35>9 S A N FO R D 2 t d rm 1 ba»h fenced yard $400 mo E N TE R P R IS E 3 bdrm 3 baths St John* access $SS0 mo • LAN O STO CK BRO KER S >45 3711................. Anytim* Seven ream Nevse New carpet throughout 1021 W Ift! Si $400 mo . 1st, l**t ft deposit 373 1104. alter 7 PM J90« Santord Ave J Bdrm . 1 Bath, clean, carpeted, fenced yard, garage washer newly decorated Respontibl* farm 1y $495 * deposit Call 422 4413_________________________ l i l t 'laniard Ave ) Bdrm i ib/iih, |4|| per month 'See1 Saturday II 5 P M 49« $445 W E LD E R S Certified F xcallenl pay uale* Call today 4/1 4130 W a s t e $ c o i € A PA R TM E N TS $100 SECU RETY D E P O S IT 1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS. AVAILABLE ADULTS AND FAMILIES WELCOME i 3714 R ID G E W O O D A V E ., S A N F O R D 3 2 3 -7 9 0 0 CONSULT OUR P A I N T E R S ft P A I N T E R H IL P E R S Im m e d ia te opening*, good tfarfmg pay Call today 4/1 4JOO D R Y W A L L With or without e x p e rie n c e I m m e d ia t e opening* Good pay Call fo day 4/4 a)0Q AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB TRUSS ASSEMBLERS To For nighl thlfl Experienced preferred but wilt train Excellent benefit* with com petitlv# pay Apply at Tha Low e* Trw «l P lant. 2941 Aileran C ircle, (A ir p o r t ) Santord Indutlriat Park L is t Y o u r B u s i n e s s .. . D ia l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 o r 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 w a r c sh o u s e / sto c k Immediate opening tor fait paced individual Entry lava! pothon raqulra* lilting of up to SO lb* No exparlance necat tar y Apply In perton at CAUBR0N CORP. 440 Lake Emma Rd _______ Lake Mary, F U ________ 2 l PN* needed to work m bu«y doctor * office to help with patient car* and office clerical work Muftt ba vary good typiit familiar with medical trantertpbon Starting af 14 0(2 par hour To work 14 hour* par week Call Mr* Thomat on Wed only at 177 7210 tor application 73— E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d Addition) & Remodeling REMODELING SPECIALIST We H*m»* Th . Whole BaUQi w * . B E. LINK CONST. 373 7029 Air Conditioning & Heating CALL NOW fev F R I C Breifiu'* o« F B t l Etf'meieefl Inilallahanet Energy tffic'enl * '» I fleeting tylfam i 5 .r,ford Hea tin* * Air (end.tuning I I I *)** Appliance Repair Reliable and aiperlanced home and office cleaning Dally. weakly,, or monthly Keaton abler.a tat Cad l i t I I'll A lltn i A p p lu n t l Stryict llk r Servlte No E .fra Charge' 17 Yr U4 ........... ... t l — Apartment*/ House to Share 44*ee>4**4*a44a Build 4 Bigger B uiinetil Uia Th* Nereid CietKliedt C ALL TOOAY 171 M il ************** ■ temmel* wanted t* there I txtrm apt Call Debbie, I D TMC_________________________ Wanted ) lemele To there * J bdrm hom* with 1 edulti 1)40 per me » I/) uTlBtiet Cell I I I H IT_____________ ________ W ill Snare Modern Country hem* l i f t mo Ullllllet 4 phone ux linked M I O TT______ 1 bdr 1 bath Condo Super nice, fully lu. mined, very private, tingle only, no patt M l wk pay te ll B ) l * » t3—Rooms for Rent P. K P YM W UK AJ. 93— Rooms for Rent Non tmo*mg rellrea kifthen privilege!. 11*0 per month Cell m u r r Private Room end Bath In \ Nice Condo Fvll privilege* MSwk paytall MiaiO* Carpentry All type* o' (arpanirv A re modeling 77 y n *>p Cal' H .tha rd G 'O U I I I 5471 Cleaning Service Dgptndibl* HouitcUininj ...... ......... -* f M * M Heed Carpel Cleaning Living. Chnlng Ream A Hell ITT 44. )*«* A Chair, U T m T H I J U 5 T O IN IE 5 Froleii.onai (leaning Call m m *j Electrical Anythuig (lerlrkcal kmc* I f i ll ■ H im .I d .11 Hr. Service Call! Tern * ClecTrH le n l c i I I I 7774 Vt 4 * U Electrical C O N TE M P O R A R Y e l e c t r i c Complete Electrical Wrvicet TV A Telephone* Ui W I O A S E Ie c Ir K III40W New A remodeling eddll.ont fan*, tecurlty light* Ilm en p'ut all elec ter.icee Ouaii'y Service Licenced A Bonded Fence INSTALL S E LL A REPAIR Cypven Chain Link Weed Fanca H I 1711 Home Improvement Callier't Building A Ramadelmg Ha Job Fee Small I I I Burten Lane, laniard 111 *411 THOMAS A TH OM AS repair, cleaning, lawn car* Cali 111 Ml* Home Repairs C A R P EN TER R a p a irt end remodeling Ne job too tmail Call H i **45 Ham* Repair A Remedel All Type* reoalr Old or new remodeling A ll type* III* work, carpentry A painting All work fully guaranteed T r l Caimty TUg 1 1 1 k417 Mainlgnanct ol all Type* Carpentry, painting, plumbing and alec Inc ITIaOM W ILLIS HOM E R EP A IR Rtmedvling Additions .„ .A All Type* R tpa.rtl Iniurtd No loh too im ell H I 77*4 Landclearing O E N E V A L A N O C L E A R IN O Lol. Landclearing F ill dir* Tepecul Pond! Drain d.'cha* Sit* Prgparalion Call 1441410 T H O R N ! L A N D C L E A R IN G F IL L D IR T A C L A Y • SHALE A H A U L IN G m U I) Lawn Service ACE LA W N S E R V IC E Mainlananca Pruning flaaninf Thaithinf F tfftliim f Fra# Eitiinatfft 1*11/11 Lawn ca rt and baa larvica 8y tha (Obor monthly contract Frekd Vihi*n ) j j )t*j Painting F tar id* Mold A Mildew Spec 1*11(1 > IS y ri E ip Free t *’ Bonded Insured W G T H IB B Y 111 MSI Hout* Painlmg A Wall Rtpair Yaubey malariall W* supply labor T* SAVE SSI Lawn Mamfananca lardvtapm q BuahHogMowmg 3*9 5095 111 I7SI Paper Hanging lawn Mamnj....... Low Piters 17) tfj*_________ LAWNS MOWED l TRIMMED Spring V*,e C l..n up. I l l Its] QuAlitj Uwn Cjrt At A'tordabl* Price* 111 *471 SUM M ER C L E A N UP Mowing Shrub Pruning F R E E E S TIM A TE S 14111*4 Masonry ia n y t h in q in c o n c r e t e i P*Im Driveway Sidewalk Etc Free EUlmale* Oledly Glvenl B E A U M O N D E Cenit C* "We Are The B eit" 1111*41 Moving & Hauling Light hauling w-u haul fanjiiding mafaffal*. furniivra. wood lunk. train vand d«rt. at( O N L Y t 2b par iarga p>ck up load 14$ 47/1 Music Lessons Gutter lectern All age* all level* Pro Beck ground. Call Julie H I ***r Nursing Care O UR R A TE S ARE LOWER Lekeview N w tm g Center 4141, Second S t . Sanford HI *747 Painting Ftshtn Wtllpjptf ft Painliwi I'm proud ol my work I No lob toe small Freaesl t » ! F I « N ft L Papar Gal* ixpari ancad Fra# E*hmatat, Guar «F)t#wd 111 9121. or 244 I/•§ Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Cleaners Sewing Machine Repair* make* X) y n . taperiance home! Retired 171 *711 Sprinklers/lrrigation A B O U T TIM E IR R IG A TIO N Naw fretaliation* Fraa E*f Exparf Rapair*at Compi#9a Sprinkiar Sytfam* Tlm a n Pump* 19C 495 2454 Tile A m T IL E Ceramic Ilia. and installation, bath* Ik 707 E 2Sth t l . Santord M l 7 » M J 2504 John P Sceflmann T ilp Ceramic. A itw i'o t tie Inttallad paired E . p , r e l . Ik etlimete* 111 4741 Tree Service All Tt*e Sara> . . . And Haul 4 PM. ECH O LSTR EEI Free Eifim aletl l U * In* Slum* Q day I “ LaT TAe PrgTeatM mm* JO HN A LLE N S LAT Dead tree removal Freer*' Ml . . Pr vnmg Call A Her �141— Homes For Sale itqa Skyline 2 Bdem . 1ba-h t*< up in Carnage cove adui* t#<*lqn Many arlr*a MdvMq muai a<iH Call,222 mi HALL r%*6rruv*ntm%m1ncti «n» 1IX MONTHS YOUNG I SNtMl • N*wn. J baih COOL SPARKLING POOL aa/tontod atra and larqa I Eat I* kllchan Scrtanttf bdrm hamat Haft mattor •*>« 1 i* Clau to ,heaping Moti.ttfd ton,, bdrm Flraflacat Cantrat 171.0M tioat/alrt ) warkthsptt Atiumo no qvaHIrtoq «*' lew it Lit.Mb. UNIQUE I btdraam. Ji, botti ham* an 1atra* Cada, Noma with wood dackt. datacbad C O M M A N D I N G B R I C K F IR E P L A C E (a m n with thi» qaraqa. workroom Cathedral tailmq, tiroplar* t1M.no 1 Bdrm . 3 bath hamat Hast* 11*11* lamlly reamI Lar*« tcraanad paiiat Baaatllul CONDO Camqlataif ranaaatad •anted corner loti Fanaahc •manor I bodroom t'j bath. linandnql Call vi quick! ] alar* EH* l.nancmq avail HUM abio Ml.MO (305)331 0041 EIIAVA SPECIAL! I Bdrm. I'l bath cantrat atr. qaraqa lancad yard, kllchan equipped, built in bar t Ml.aoo REALTOR 323-5774 OPEN SUNDAYS MeSPM til * 31thitrtat Sanlard. Ellin I Lan««mod Lata War, School, tornlit buy at 11*too A(p laoo tq It } bdrm tl, ball, * oalrat Non aiaumbatH# loan Analout puiof M SSQI BATEMAN REALTY Lie Rul Eilifi Broktr IiW Mntorft Aw# 321 0759 Eve. 322-7643 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR J bdrm super conditio* ftif, Uni. ftppliftftcet fenced U3O0 AHum* 130OOC FHA !J\ tl 000down O*r>er hold mom SANFORD REALTY HCAL TOR m ini SANFORD DUPLEX J\:i |$J| HiijMiwn A#* Othrmr tin#nc log no qualifying no point* 2 Bdrm , I b#1h #*th #p«rt m#mf Qv*r I 000 vq ft 4 yrt Old Klt( N#f» eppl <*ntH cenlrftl h#at And Air CArpvf drApAi Rent#) income VftOu monthly Appointment only C W m 1067 SAn'tofd Law#if l Mrm , liy b l I h horn# in q v i t l n+tghbor hood Spill bedroom plAn Intidt dt lilt y with wAihvr/dryir jv#if*bi* lit 004 Nall Stietl Co.....321 5005 Mnford BeAutitullfi maintained 1 bdrm 1 bath L «r|« screened POOL 136X141 lot Motivated o*n#t going North On# o* oof BEST I l»t W0 Crink Conitrwchon A Rc«lfy IM 4041 muon STem per 1 Bdrm . I Bath Villi Better thin new* Vertical bl«n<)% in •very room N#w ring* And r#frlg#rAlor Rfind n«* CAfpfM C om er j A’#g# fit OOO unit with Priced It»dneedI 3bdrm 1bith LArp# lot Now i;a uuu LArp# ham* with ra» in kitchen, 'irg# living room in door IAundr f doubi# cat g»reg«, centre! Air/ h##f lit 006 Own*# will finpncA OTHER HOMES. LOTS ACREAGE INVESTMENT PROPERTY CALL ANYTIME REALTOR JT1 4tt» LIST WITH US* 7444HWY 17P7 Owtift* Reduced. rnp4« otter 3 bdrm 1*> bAth Mow# In lor Uhuol 123 /Air____ Reduced for Quick Sa #•4bdrm 3 bath, hreptece. db< car garag# Uf##ned paho Loth Arbor Ar#A No Agtntt |tt 100 Diyt 333 9SSI 6v#nmg%m STff■or 372OCT EAST COAST CLEANING CO Trim CPrpanfry repeirt Navy tr a<n«d New construction cleanup Rental unit cleaning A pimting C all Howard 331i m _____ E u lu t iw Markham Home 4 bdrm 3 bath. 3' 1 «U ft Morieif Assume FHA By fill OOP 377AJ7f Tuttawitla Make an offer* t Bdffh |"i bath, split plan, A%k.ng 1143000 14S1/00 or 771 itn J 3 Bedroom 1 bath Mob*'# Horn#* on 1 plus *cr#% | mi eait of San tord WiUaciCrtit Realty, Inc . Realtor )} 10$ff 145— Resort Property / Sale OCEANFRONT Unfurnished n#w 1 fxJrm Con1 domimum sa; too PotKbiy nomoney down' Beachiide Realty, REALTORS 477 11*} OpanTDaytt 149— Commercial Property / Sale COMMERCIAL SPECIALISE BOB M BALL. JR P A realtor d m iii Casselberry i acre toned PR t SIS OOOW Mellciowcki REALTOR m teti N##d Is rent l#l ter imall trailer In Sanford 0#Bary DeLand area Call Howard, 377IT7P I S atfeat in th# Off of Lake Mary on th# tooth end of 4th St (within th# city limits) SIS.BOO ca%h If <nt#restedcaii » i M’O 157-Mobile Homes / Sale Lilftim# lit R»nfi STENSTROM REALTY»REAlTOR 12■46' S#ntry j Bdrm with «ir Gfffftry Mobil# Homes 111 1166 #nd ill ippliincfft |J 960 Cill 131 nn WE'VE GOT IT! S bdrm I balh heme with >*111 bdrm plan laiqa tcraanad palte. •encad back «>rd Near lawn SUNSHINE HOMEM 3bdrm I bath with an eal In kllchan. paddle lam laiqe ulllly room Silt en Old Faihieit Brick Street MS 0*0 KEEP COOL!I > bdrm I bath heme with It X It peal tcreened parch, diiunq room huqa matter bdrm remodeled kitchen II» ted SUNSATIONALII 3 bdrm I bath hame with I* x tl xreanad pool araa, with It X 33 pool, and ti ll X till caetrad pain, dimnq araa. Hraplaca. canlral air/haal Ml 000 INVESTORS ONLVIM Larpa alder heme with lleaible Cemmerical laamq Pro vtautly a realaurant a bdrm . Iwa >> kalhi. Ilrtplac*. canlral alr haal Alia, a qaraqa Apartment in the rear iat.at* WILL BUILO TO SUIT! YOUR LOT OR OURS! EXCLUSIVE AOENT FOR WIHSONO DEV CORP. A CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADER! MORE HOME FOR LESS MONEVt CALL TODAYI •GENEVA OSCEOLA RO • IONEDFOR MOBILES! SAcrt Ctentry Iracta Wall treedanpaved Rd n \ Down lbYra. at ITM FromULsaai It you art laabinq hr • Mri cnilul carper in Real (alala. Sienalrem Ratify it Inabinq Me you Call Lae Albrrqh! ledar al m l*» leenmqt 1» MA3 CALL AN Y T IM E 1 Mary ★ DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ Bad Credit7 No Credit? WE FINANCE Z#nt»h IS’ color »ti#**t*on Orlg inal pne* over Ii06 Balance due 134460 Cilh or Uk# over p#ym#nf| 17J mon»h Still in i»|fr«My NO MONE Y DOWN Fr## hom* trial no obligelion Call Ml im diy ^ wnn»£hf^^ 187— Sporting Goods BEACH CRUISER CONCORD Men %4 Women t Many col or% New with warranty f 170 attempted PJ’t Cycle Cantar, 371 7004 199-Pets & Supplies Ability Kannelt Dog boarding Country Atmotph#r* Reaton able H a 11 1 371 7730 Bunmet Mini lopt ftlOllltach Regular bunniet 14 aach ni os#9or mom IB Fem ale engm# |210 a month! Pur# bred, no paper1 1300 Ability Kenoeli 1117716 201- H o r s e s CaH about our tummer riding program Royal Hiding Academy, 173 7t79 203— Livestock and Poultry GEESE $10 (ich Great burglar atarmtt 1»474l 213— Auctions ANTIQUE AUCTION Sunday. July Itth, 1P M BRIDGES AND SON Hwy 44 I|ut1eatlof I 4) sanfoho 11) 1661 AUCTION LIZ BOUTIQUE Saturday. July 37th 19A M tt F Drettet bathing tuitt. linger## for m e lt by Mifc# B*rn#f For mat i from England Cot ton top* tftorft. lumptull* jewelr y , and K C t t u t *et S77J Edgewa*#f Dr Forrettedg# Plata Orlando m mi FOR ESTATC Commercial or Retidentiai Aocfignt 4 Appraltalt Call Dell 4Auction J7) 3470 t r ansmi ssi on 1100 Otb#' parts tor sa • >74 7779 _____________ USED C A R S THE BEST IN T O W N I l TER M S u>>J 217— Garage Sales Blue gr»#n tala, b*k# tricycl#. to m e m ite 7470 Willow _ Avenue Sat t 00AM 4 X PM Garaf# Sale Women# men t and children * clothing boat fitofor. # I#c I r »c t y pew 1 1ter desk calculator tamionil# luggage toH of kttch#nwar# m l i c t l l i n e o u l lt#m% EaceHent cond.non July 34. 31th. 6 A M 7404 Country Club Rd liinnef of U ptala rd ) 'ad #t 1 to tl, children 4 t© 10 mite houeehoAd Items ia01 Myrtle •.COLOR TELEVISION^ • r o t t w e i l For mot#details I #04 2)3 IIH it ’j Dodge Derf Parts Av# Sat 4 Sun 9 to 4 Garag# Saif E very thing from A to l Saturday 4 Sunday 9 \ P M *44 Pine<r#tt A y# G a ra g # S alt Ladtet bik# C h r i i l m i i t r #• . i o n * furniture, children t clothing ttero and T V (Both need work) 10a Vine Wood Dr Saturday 91 PM________ Garag# Sal# July V Sat * I 130 Spreading Oak Ct San ford Htddan Lak# VH Iat behind th# modclt Furn 'baby cigthei book# m irron. mltc No Early Bird*I_____ G A R A G E SALE Lott o» linen eaercit# machine clothing and mitctllaneout Saturday July 3ft. I * I'll McKay Bird I W ith ingrpn Q akt >__________ M O V IN G SALEI B a ld w in Sp*n#t. t.k# new 11130 n»c# bunk tiv d i |M , antique rock## »SS0 chdt#fob# 1)23 Maytag w th#r HM in )J1i MOVINO SALK- 707 SaNuma Dr Saturday 4 Sunday July 77th ?fth Furnlfur# hoot# hold ifem t eft M O V IN G SALE Vriday 4 Sa» u r d a y . 9 to ft C lo th e t furniture 4 mltc I V0 Club 23th If Multi Family Yard Salt 7tpeed glrlt bik# tmall child t clothet. many good thingt South Sttf SI . Lake Mary S a t urday July 17th I » ___ Y A R D SALE 26) Collmt Dr Sunland Saturday Only 6 to y Furniture, plant!, 4 #tc _ Y A R D SAL# Household Hems, book! and clothai Frl Sun _ da y, flat Empir# Place._____ Y ard Safe F rl A S a t. lift W Woodland D rive , Sanford Pop up camper, ’71 Malibu. *74 Ford Long bed camper topper 7# Honda M aOMP E v ln ru d e boat hardware t r a i l e r , elide p ro je c to r. Clothing , miec 17J 417S Y a r d Sale Sat Ju ly V • 10 3 00 Misc itemi 7076 G r andview Avenue South Y A R D S A L ! S X ? ft utility trailer mens to speed bike tm a ll tith in g b o il, tom# clothing Jolt ©f mite SAT U R D A Y ONLY* 6 am to ) pm 1604 W ith mg ton A«e Tak# 7 0 t h St 1 bl ock pat f MallonvlHa to W ithington A y# Turn left »o_iH0ft' J Fam ily Carport Sel# *■#' r1«, July 77th 6 A M 4 PM 190ft Rotewey San tor d J Fam ily Yard Sale!1Saturday t to 4 Many, many items P in g pong ta bif, d ra tttr clothing all sites games plus toys' 1)07 Wynne wood St. east off ISth St W ALK IN........ ........ D R IV E O U T NATIONAL AUTO SALES Var>l«r* «< t 4 Itth St aw,’ ('kw r inaru# a Down Payment* $700 an<7 Up * Trad# ins Accepted Baby Beds, Sirel lets, Clothes Playpens Etc Paperback IS 11) 6)77 )1) #S04 FAIT CASH For go*d Silver diamonds andtoms Treasure Island Jewelry 1730)26 NeedCribs Playpen* Baby furniture clothing Good prices After 7PM 12M74I PayingCAIN for DISCOUNT AUTO SALES I 90 I f rear h A»# 1)3 1469 Jim Lash’s Blue Book Cars 233— Auto Parts / Accessor it . Brass Lead Newspaper Glass Gok) Silver Kokomo Tool it' I 100Sa' tl i:i MOO Jftyco ftTl Fop up 14 Ft it##pt ft Gft! #i#c r#fri g#r#for itove link ••kningi Good condition 721 7721 Iff) A R H S A RI S T OC RAT If ft $1 SCO 321 0*3$ 243— Junk C a rs 223— Miscellaneous SOPER SUMMER SALE Dlnetf# t#f 4p»#c*v«i©ur Navy blue*, chrome glass table H Vi antiquedesk |iQ0 M9 $t#i LOWEST PRICEIT IN TOWN New andp*e own#©jewelry Tresuf* Island Jewelry 1120179 LOWRIY ORGAN V>3' mjb . 7 keyboards bench Hawaiian simulator $7M3 Cali tjl 7047 Must Sell $00 o' br#nd new chain link 1#nte Includes brand new top tail, nine' pov* loop caps 4 ft terminatt 4 t.# wires tor $' ft) per too’ rOu install $1 7$. I wtll install 1984's Escorts & V.W. Rabbits LTD's & Marguis Cadillac Sedan DeVille Passenger & Cargo Vans Lincoln Town Cars m tan Wanted1To Buy Used them iint fence 4 V o» ft 77794)1 O l d Downtown Santo* d Streetlight f 1DO n•w windshield fits 1973 Ford Econohn#ven $as 12343311 Rebuilt Kiibp S 129 95 & up Cu.ranlwd 1)1 HtJ i- . «"' >j#r afor 111 ) t ' "t. » Microwev# $12$ used mstau rant equipment 12) 792ft Tires for 4 wh##| drive trucks 17 k ads and 14 i la s plus 1 ft $ rim s L o n g w o o d FL Call: 32750 C o ra C o n Good condition 331-5111/830-8102 A la o flu S a a n A t S o n l o r d A i t p o r T T o r m t n o l ARISTOCRAT MOTOR CARS ____________ w t m i ____________ V Hot Tub Comql*!* S*a< For Moro Information On Thoio Wholesale Values 704 S a v a g e C t. Best offer 1)1 $147 440 Dodge I ngme, MftO Free kittens black dr 1ig«r 111 9024 *f* • ■; ti mm ., I)•% Tandem Trader l$7$ 00 1985’s Escorts & Topaz Cutlass Supremes Cougars & Marquis LTD Broughams Grand Marquis Lincoln Town Cars OVER 100 DRHK REPO'S 10 CHOOSE PROM!! lit p#Ofii> ai wo Can M* tret •1981 CAOIUAC COUPE DLVILIC Automjtic. Ait, Low Miles •NODOWN PAYMENT Liftil Blue •1981 DELTA 88 ROYALE •1987 CADILLAC COUPE •UP TO 60 MONTHS DEVILLE Nice Clean Car FINANCING UPON Gray •1981 CADILLAC ELDORADO APPROVED CREDIT •1981 DODGE VAN RAM 150 White H/Red Leather Inlenor 23t — Cari Deiery Aute 4 Marine Vales Acrots theriver, tope! Will 1t4 Hwy 179) DeBary 4444744 ★ INSTANT CASH ★ * •WE WILL BUT •• ••YOUR UlEOCAR•• aCALL PHIL BETTIl. • 1980 FIREBIRD •ASSUME BALANCE •1980 T BIRD •TRADES ACCEPTED COURT ELY POWTIAC HI11M 1981 Escort 1980 Datsun 310 1980 Monza 1979 AMC Limited ? Dooi. Dill Blue •1981 DATSUN 280 ZX GIP, Mops iOAXNO • 1980 fORD MJ 1979 Olds Cutlass 1976 Alpha Romeo Auto/Ail •1912 OLDS TORONADO Sunroof •1981 SEDAN DEVILLE FLEETWOOD •EXTENDED WARRANTIES AVAILABLE ON SELECTED MODELS 365-3300 Unit 4175 S. Orlando Dr. SANFORD 32771 *450 DOWN Bronze •1981 FORD TEMPO GL Great Gn Mileage GREAT SAVINGS! Appi lakon B, Phono CAll NOW 699-0900 7 7 80 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 80 AMC CONCORD DL 4 OR., AUTO., AIR, PIS, PIS 225 SLANT “6” 4 DR., AU TO ., AIR, P/B PIS, P/W, LOADED FINEST SELECTION OF PRE-OWNED " l l CARS I $2995 *29 95 ONLY 49.00 CL O S E FEE ONLY 49.95 CLOSE FEE 162.25 TAX 32.00 TA G 162.25 TAX 30.00 TAG M A R TIN M OTOR SALES V A R IET Y CAR M A R T S P E C IA L T H IS W EEK : S P E C I A L O F TH E W E E K : 1 M 0 F o ld W in d o w V a n F u lly E q u ip p e d . A u lo . A ir *4 4 9 5 323-7834 $3237.20 500.00 DOWN OR TRADE $3237,20 500.00 DOWN OR TR ADE $2737.20 BALANCE $2737.20 B ALAN CE Lee Esty Auto Sales Payfflinl M m * *111% *M M l ! 36 *"* Tot# Payment batad on 11V, « M on *1 3* mo Total amount tm^cw) U6W M with *t>omvwl cmdit 1979 Pontiac Flrablrd, T Tops O n ly .......... •noun! fmATKRd U862 « «••«! •OP'tTvYd crwM . * 1 0 1 .4 8 MO. 701 S. Franch Avo. 321-0630 Dealersl *199 ° 7 1 BUICK ELECTRA ____________ ‘350 a 74DUSTII) ... *495 77 MUSTANG ... .... »695 73 DATSUN HU 72 DODGE SWINGER HWY. 17-92 SANFORD .. •3195 *•...*• *..« 321*38881 Dark Blue, V e lo u r Interior •45951 1048 N. 17-92 8 3 1 -8 5 1 3 Longwood ERWIN M O TO R SA LE S T h is S p a c e C a n B e Y o u ra , . . CaJ/ 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 1979 Scout 4 Wheel Drive, 4 Spd. Power Steering, Air, 1 Owner 2507 Park Drive Two-Way M o to rs 1977 Lincoln Mark IV 2613 S. Orlando Dr. OVER 150 LOR PAYMENT VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM 8 3 0 -6 6 8 8 241— Recreational Vehicles / C am pers RENT A CAR OF SEMINOLE CO 101.1 PAYMENT SALE *1012 & 74 MAVERICK...... 5 e 11 j<> ft tid e ! «tth a tfeel ftObr MW O h I y »'Y*#*#%1#d Cfti’ JJ1 l^ tftttf* SF A9 Budget Aluminum.Cant Copper LOW PAYMENTS ON ALL FINANCEABLE CARS m o 237— T ra ctors and T ra ile rs *Cn Oah'ftY P " d foe Ju«k L UVrO CIK4.tr uck! A h#4vy eguipmtflt 722 $ft*0 WE r » Y rot”D O L L A R FOR i l l NX CARI A N P T RUCK* C Bl A U TO P A R T l !*) aaea WA N T E D If 77 Tovo*# Corot# Wagon txx?» in good cond'ttpn 751 fOO#et » f ) or 2ft) 7427 THIS FRL NIGHT .«•SAT. * 1 0 1 -4 8 <a*l la rd eranco Rad tr IOC 1U pat or I ” I I P Xtk tor Jim »!* «M tart M tra u ry C *v**r Waqon Ai, ante c-uia* full pc **, in to Can t i t all* *7 V W i * ftm lm n«w #nQi n« eiith Wrftrfeht## E bc#tWKit condition 727 3204 | PI Bu' tV E lfc tra I M lult ^ pc*f, Hr** ate ruat Si**,Ci*ap>" IXW0 t i l la tt ! a Cadillac C oup, D a V ill, loaded *ooti coed 'aam*, in * ,,* , »! apt) tat 71 Mo'fnet 'Station YV'egon A<* AM TM (f u ‘5# (Ohtfol powt' ifee^ing & br#ik#v M 0W m. $*#S f.rm 12) 11*P or 722 *4*2 If OftUun Tift » tpe+cf we’ll m iinljihed. tin fey) am d m uMO it* roar i ’ E K O rt G l UCUKSed U V D c w n Smell Mo P#»m#nt CMICOATNIMAN Iff 0900 CREDIT HASSLES? 219— Wanted to Buy 2 3 5 -T ru c k s/ Buses / V an s •Will Yob* Trod«»- QMS FORD CHRYSLER AMC 322-2420 1441 PARK AVI 991 U Mary Bled 2 3 1 -C a rs .... Dastena Beftctl tieM'i »•■•*• PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Evary Wa* Hitt at 7 J* PM * W here A n yb o d y * • Can Buy or Sell! * Garage Sa*e c»ofh#t 183— Television / Radio / Stereo 153— AcreageLots/Sale I 1M lilt Initudvi Wit#r Gif huge Pick up Yard M4inf#ri#nt* 1mm#«f]At#Occufwmy WE LIST ANOSELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY 27TH STREET FURNITURE l»a W 32th SI___ 231 3*11 7ft in Sofa with wiinut Iramp In medium blu# 111 Altff S >31 4947 151— Investment Property / Sale Adult Pirk Sanford's Sales Leader Afghinc#! Fir 'I#I#- «H in •«C#ll#fif condition i f#lfy fuifiWttwd_______ 1134764 BASSETT CRIB yillb* chocked canopy and miftrtYt E*Ct*Nff»t condtlonia 1300 Cill ■ 1717347______________ _ WILSON MAI [It FURNITURE in ns E itrsT ____ 222 san Frigidara Oeiure Slave lor tale S2fS o» boat oiler Call 222 MX alter sP M______ __ Kenmore Sdwmq machine In cabinet All a'lachmanla. •xallcni condition, attlnq HOP Can 221 US*____ tecandiiiened Apaiiancet Iremttl WARRANTY BARNETTS CASSELBERRY nasni........... ....... » » sail •RENT TOOWN e Color TVt . aMreot. watne'i dryera relrigeralor Irealera. lurnlturt v deo recorders Special 1*1week t rent IS 00 Alternatl** TV A Appl Rental! Ityret Shopprnq Canltr _______ 3731*9*___________ Utad Wathert Part* A Sarvtca Mr Kenmoret ..... .....I31MIT MOONEY APPLIANCES Friday, July 2*. t f t J - U A 2 3 1 -C a rs Hey 97 111— Appliances / Furniture *141Tf me H II to n rim im w K i KISH REAL ESTATE Ev*m n g Herald, Saolord. FI. K IT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E 'b y L arry W rig h t 157-Mobile Homes / Sale M l— Homes For Sale Pot or Lourm Aafc For 197# C h e vy Z 28, A u lo Air, Road W h e a l* . s? SI*no Spoclal 3 7 7 / 1-4 4 Orange Blvd., Lake Monroe 321-2391 > 888 *695 Lee Esty Auto Sales 1973 L in c o ln M a rk IV Fully Equipped, Blue 4 Whit* Value Priced At . . 999 TW O -W AY MOTORS 3 2 1 -0 7 4 1 1048 N. 17 92 Longwood 831 8513 1#70 Bulck Hag»l Turbo Sport Only . 2813 S. Orlando Or. 2795 321-0630 I �I * . HA . • . • • Evening Herald. Sanford. FI F riday. July 24. H IS W ORLD IN BRIEF 5 Indicted In Beirut Embassy Suicide Bombings B EIR U T. Lebanon (UPI) — Judicial sources today Identified four of the five men Indicted In the suicide bomb altar ks of Ihe U S. and Iraqi embassies, while Syria said It was pressing efforts to secure the release of seven Americans kidnapped In Lebanon. A military Judge issued the Indictment Thursday against three suspects arrested Immediately after the April 18. 1983. attack on the U S Embassy In west Beirut that killed more than 60 people. Judicial sources said. Two other men arrested after the Feb 15. 1981, blast thal killed 61 people at the Iraqi Embassy also were charged, the sources said The Judge recommended the five men receive the death sentence If they are convicted, tail no details of Ihe charges were given and no trial dale was set. Judleial sourres today Identified four of the five suspects The sources said Hussein Saleh llarb. a 40-year-old l.rbanr*e, and Sarnl Mahmoud al HaJJI. a 47-year-old Kgypllan. were were Indicted In both bombings Mahmoud Moussu Durelkl. a 42-year-old Lebanese. Mohammed Nayef al Jada. a 54-ycar^jld Palestinian and a third suspect were Indicted for their parts In the U.S Embassy bombing, they said. Educators Slam ‘Stalinist' Law WARSAW. I’o' ind (Ill'll — Critics say a new Polish law allowing police to break up rallies on college campuses and crack down on academic freedom amounts to a return to the repressive Stalin era. The 460-seal Polish Parliament, or Sejm, which Is dominated by communist deputies, passed the bill Thursday by an overwhelming 327-5 margin Nine legislators abstained The law authorizes university rectors to call police to campuses to rrslore order In case of student protests. Police may also enter university areas on their own Initiative If they receive news that "order was violated." Students who participate In Illegal demonstrations can lie expelled (m m universities by their rectors or deans, and teachers must lake an oath of loyalty to the communist system before being employed at universities. Timing Off On Arm y Watch Offer W ASHINGTON (UPI) 1hr premium II will Increase Ihe Army looked al Its wristwati lies responses by 5ik» percent Hut one complaint, reported m and loutid their liming was oil Armv recruiters thought they I hursday's editions of The New had a giMxl idea six weeks ago York Ti mes . •a m r fro m u when they mallet! lorm letters to 67-year-old Manhattan woman who got a wrlsiwatch offer potential enlistees offering a wristwati h to anyone who sent ttccaust- her name mistakenly got on die Army's mailing list. lt.u k an enclosed reply ■aril She wrote to Itcp. Ted Weiss. Wh.it tile recruiters got along with some genuine responses, D-N Y.. and he demanded an were complaints Irom the public explanation from Defense Seere and members of Congress that lary Caspar Weinberger Rep. Les Aspl n. D - W t s . . the Arm y was spending loo m u c h m o n e y o n KU tim lek* in chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, also In sign up rrenilts qulrrd bill was satisfied with the So. no more tree watches "It was a decision hv Ibr Armv Arm y's use of its recruitment If rerun lug Command that was budget, olllcl.lls said (>l die $94 million In tills caused by (lie |terrrpllnii out Ihcii- that It's loo costly." said year's advertising budget for the an Army nlllccr. a marketing active and reserve forces. $1 I million will I m- s |m-iii on direct nlhii.il who irq u rstrd aiinnvnil ma l l ca m p a ig n s that offer tv How rosily*' Each watch, w r I s l w a I c li r s . $ I 4 9 which lias iIn- word "A rm y” strlhcscopcs lor prospective enilHissed on II insi $1 -III an A rm y nurses and athletic gear such as sinks Army officials A miiv spokesman said llmrs said day Although |hr Army expect* Hill die perception was dial we were giving out siniieitiing ol MO.(HX) rcsfMMixc* lo Its wait It giealcr intrinsic value Ilian it oiler. Ihe compalgn was dropped was ir.illv win ill In order In gri . i I m i i i i a week ago. th e marketing iilliit.il said, "because It was in m ils die s|Mtkcsiiian slid The m.iikctiiig nlliii.d slid. more trouble than It was worlh Its smarter to oiler somciliing and loo ninth lime was spent dial looks valuable m order lo e x p l a i n i n g i b i s i n c o n • gel a resfMinse. II von oiler a gressmen." WEATHER A R E A F O R E C A S T : Today (Miily cloudy with a chance of m ainly afternoon t h u n ­ derstorms High near 90 Wind east lo southeast IO tnph Rain chance -Id percent Tonight a 20 percent chance of eveni ng thunderstorm* otherwise partly cloudy l-nw in the mid 70* Light cast wind Saturday partly cloudy with a chance ol alter noon thunderstorms High In the low 90* Wind southeast 10 ttilih Rain chance 40 fiercent N A T IO N A L R E P O R T : The storm that cra w le d arross Florida as a tropical storm Iktli. assaulted South Carolina us a hurricane and then raked the mid Atlantic with heavy ruin and gale force winds broke apart today In the Northeast "Ik>b. as a storm. Is a dead Item." Hill Summlrr. a National Weather Service meteorologist, said early today. "Th e rains have sushstded considerably from It. and there are no (lash Hood watches or warnings out now." However, the storm continued to spread rain from central Pennsylvania lo New York Sum m lrr said a cold front would combine with moisture from the storm lo dump more ruin today In the Northeast, hut major flooding was unlikely. " A lot ol of New J e r s e y , New Y o r k and Massachusetts have been rela­ tively dry.” he said "The y could hold quite a hit of rain without any problems with Hooding." Elsewhere, showers were scat­ tered across the South and thunderstorm* developed from New Mexico to the Ohio Valley. A flash flood watch was posted for sections of New Mexico. where 1.57 Inches of rain fell In Roswell. Thursday, remnants of Hoh battered the Washington. D.C.. area, rapsl/lng boats on the Potomac River, knocking out fxiwer and downing hundreds of tents and portable toilets at the Hoy Scout fumtxurr In Caroline County. Va *‘l think we've had a little more than 1.000 sleeping hags w r'v r determined we're going to dry commercially." said Jam boree spokesman J e r r y Voros. A R E A R EA D IN G S (0 a.m.J: temperature 81; overnight low74; T h u r s d a y ' s high 93; barometric pressure 30 16; rein l i ve h u m id ity : 88 percent; winds east al 8 mph: trace of ruin, sunrise 6 43 a m., sunset 8 2 0 p.m. S A T U R D A Y T ID E S : D aytona Beach: highs. 4 25 a m . , 5:22 p m .: lows. 1028 a m .. — p m Port Canaveral: highs. 4:17 a m. . 5:14 p m. ; lows. 10:19 a m . 11:24 p.m.; B a y p o r t : highs. 9 04 a m . 11 52 p.m.; lows. 2:58 a m.. 5:16 p.m. B O A T IN G F O R E C A S T : St. Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Wind southeast 10 to 15 knots today becoming vurtablc 10 knots or less tonight and east 10 knots Saturday. Sea 2 lo 4 feet today and less than 3 feel tonight. Widely scattered show­ ers and thunderstorms. EXTENDED FORECAST: Sunday through Tuesday, partly cloudy. Scuttrrrd mainly after­ noon and evening t h u n ­ derstorms. Lows in the 70s. Highs upper 80s lo lower 90s Hudson's AIDS Puts Spotlight On Disease much concern In a city known for Its large gay population. "W e look at It from primarily two different levels, she said "One. It's a tragedy for any person who has been diagnosed as h a v i n g A I D S It's a catastrophic illness and It's verysad to hear that Mr. Hudson's diagnosis has been confirmed. •'But on the other ha n d, perhaps because a major celebri­ ty has AIDS It can help In providing information lo the general public about risk reduc­ tion and prevention "In reality. Information Is the best defense against AIDS. Edu­ cation prevention Is our vaccine for AIDS — since there Is no medical vaccine nor a medical cure. So were looking al the potential positives." Jim Sharp, a 35-vcar-old New York AIDS victim, said. "A s horrible as (Hudson's easel is. it is the break AIDS victims have been watting lor. •But hr has had AID S for a year, why couldn't he have helped earlier? Why did h r have to hide and sneak off to Parts? lie could have done more Hudson's diagnosis was con- United Press International Homosexual rights groups around the nation are hoping Rock Hudson can do for AIDS what President Peagan has done for colon cancer — raise the public's awareness and u n ­ derstanding of ihe deadly dis­ ease. Gay r i g ht s act i vi st s s?v Hudson s AIDS diagnosis could become the springboard to In­ creases In research and educa­ tion funds that would speed scientific efforts toward a cure and spread the word on preven­ tion tips u n til an effective treatment Is found Reagan — whose massively publicized cancer operation re­ sulted tn an Increased awareness of colon cancer — Is an old friend of Hudson and called him al the hospital on Wednesday. The former matinee Idol ts the Disease Control In Atlanta say. The virus believed to cause the disease ts thought to be spread by sexual contact, use of con­ taminated blood products or contaminated needles A few Infants and children have contracted the syndrome Drug Offers New Hope To AIDS Sufferers N E W O R L E A N S ( UPI I Potential AID S victims hospi­ talized at Houston's M 0 An­ derson Hospital and Tumor In­ stitute will participate in tests ol a new drug inventors claim will revive the victims' (ailing im ­ mune systems, doctors said. Researchers at the University of Trxas medical facility said the tests are i team lo pinpoint correct dosages ol the drug. I MREG I Dr A. A rth ur Gottlieb presi­ dent of IM R EG Inc. of New Orleans, said the drug will be tested on 25 patients at M D Anderson suffering from AIDS Related < omplex Tests on the ARC patients, who have the f ir m ••d T h u r» d a \ t>>• ,i virus that causes AIDS hilt do spokeswoman at American Hos­ not yet sufler from the disease, pital In Paris, where Hudson could start next week al Ihe collapsed last weekend while Houston hospital, hr said w alling lo visit the Pasteur Patients will receive weekly Institute, which specializes m injections of the drug for 10 AIDS research. weeks Gntdlrb said IMREG 1 T h r vast majority of all AIDS also has been tested on 50 AIDS cases In thr U S and abroad arc or ARC patients at thr Universi­ tn homosexual men. followed by ty of Southern California Medical School and the Tulaite Universi­ Intravenous drug users and re clplcnts of blood transfusions, ty Medical School. rrscarrhers at the Centers for Got t l i eb said tests show first celebrity known to have contacted AIDS, an Incurable Immune system disease, thr vast majority of who.sr victims are homosexual males. Asked If Hudson Is homosex­ ual. hls Hollywood publicist. Dale Olson, said. "I don't know I've never asked him ." Sue Lovell, president of the Houston Gay Political Caucus, said she hopes "that people realize that AIDS has no bound artes. and it's not discriminating in who It affects. Maybe with somebody that has been as popular and well known, maybe It will alfecl the public to where they'll understand die problem." Holly Smith. Public Allairs Coordinator for the San Fran­ cisco AIDS Foundation, said Hudson's diagnosis has raised ...7-Eleven Continued from page 1A Miss Mohney said 7-Elcvcn ts the largest convenience storr chain, hut could not say whether or not It sells more of these magazines Ilian any other outlet Mrs Darnell, who Is married anil the mol her of two small chlldrrn. said she Is very concerned uboul the community In which she lives "I am concerned about sexual child abuse and ni|>c." she said. "Pornography has no place In Ihe family market place." "I did contact the store |al Five Points) and informed them that wt- had some information uboul fMirnugruphy. but die manager would not merl with m e." she said "II a lot of people knew thr dangers Involved and how (Monographic literature Is routinely found on Ihe premises where child abuse Is discovered, more people would Im- gelling ucllvc In the boycott " Mrs. Darnell said she had a ban) tunc llndlng out w h e t h e r her group would need a permit to picket "When I called the county I was transferred and referred lo someone rise more than 15 times." shr said "F in a lly I was told the county admlnstrutor would find out and let me know Alter talking tn attorneys they derided w r would not need a permit If wr were outside thr city. We can't interfere with the customers and have to slay on du* public right-of-way " "W r Irrl our adult iiiuga/lnr policy speaks lot it sell and Is very lair.” Miss Mohney said "The three magazines In question are kepi Ix-hlnd the counter in u non-sclfserve area with only the title visible and customers have lo Im- 18 years or older lo purchase them "The magazines are not considered porno graphic under city ordinances and wr don't consider diem dial way either Our restrictions are more stringent than those made by the city." Miss Mohney said dlls Is the fourth time In the p.ist year the federation has had a nationwide campaign against 7-Elevcit. hut it has not hurt their business They only picketed 2's to 8 percent of the nationwide chain's stores at any one lime with usually only 3-6 pickets at a slorc. she said "T h e y have- a right to express their opinion." slu- added "Most ol our customers were not even aware we carried Ihe magazines until they started the boycott, then some ol ihrm Just tMiiighl them to make a point." she said. "T h e public and our customers sup|M>rl our pollcy "Th e c o m p a n y conducted a survey III six m a r k e t a r r a s — Lubbock and Galveston. Texas. Denver. St PetersburgfTampa Mlnneapolls/St Paul. Minn., and Charleston. S .C .— and tinresults showed 91 |M-rcerit of the general public agrees with thr policy or arr neutral and 64 percent completely agree." Wtldmon riles Ihe rape of a Salt Dike City 7-Elcven clerk by a customer, who had Just purchased copies of Penthouse and Playboy, as evidence ol the "undeniable correlation between pornography and rajx- " "Law enforcement agencies praise 7-Elrvrn lor reducing crtuir with our robbery prevention program." Miss Mohney said "There Is no research that shows rem oving any o( the products we sell would reduce crime. "W e are a neighborhood family tyfM- store — always have been and always will Im- — and because of our family orlenlutlon wr keep the magazines where they don't show We have a demand for Ihrm and plan lo continue lo carry them " ...Drown Scmuiuli- slu nil * spokesman -liihii SfMtlskl -.ltd Prlestner'* itlnlhei was tailed anil notlllr-il Continued from page IA by lawmen ol lit* death Thurs C ontinued from page t A had not seen Prlestner swim, d ay eveni ng Sp n l s k l said Two |M-ople were wounded In and sheriffs deputies Initially Prlrstner's |iamil* are divorced other incidents and his mnllu-r was nnllllnl a* reported he was a non swimmer, bul Williams and Prlrstner's bis ni-M-nl kill On Wednesday, four blacks. Prlestner said Ills son was a I n c l u d i n g a w o ma n and a father said he was an cxcellcnl good student In srhiMtl and had 16- year-old girl unolllcially swimmer. "He definitely was a good an Interest In art. He lived in a Ulrtitlllrd as Drllsllr Mbokunl. swimmer. I have a swimming cottage beside the store he were ki l l ed and 16 other* pool." Edward Prlestner Sr. said managed at the landing wounded after a funeral lit tile "Ed d ie was Jusl a terrific D a v e y t o n t o w n s h i p n e a r Irom hls Midland Park. N J .. person Just a unique young Johannesburg, poller said home. Prlestner said he has received m an." Mrs. Moncrlcf said. She very little Information uboul thr added he hud a pleasant personPolice reported 4.000 people Incident and learned about the alliy and was goixj al meeting 'attacked an army jiatrol a* It Irli death of hls son through a nurse the public. ihe cemetery uftcr thr burial, "W r had a terrific relationship but witnesses said the soldiers at Central Florldu Regional Hos­ pital In Sanford, where autopsies with him. We felt like he was a fired rifles and shotgun* for no son. " she said apparent reason. were scheduled to be performed. T a x P la n M a y C o s t $ 2 5 B illio n W ASH IN GTO N lU I’ll - A new congrrsssional report shows President Reagan * lax reform plan would lose $25 I billion over live years, bin thr ad­ ministration and legislative tax writers arr confident they will bud wavs lo erase ihe revenue short tall . The estimates bv Ihe Joint Committee on Taxation, re­ leased Thursday, were more severe than predictions Irom the administration, w h ic h had *uld Reagan's tax plan w ou ld lose alMiut $ 1 1 6 hlllton III the live Most oi the people who have been detained are black and arr members of South Africa's larg est opposition movement, the United DemcMTutlc Front, and alflllatrd opposition group* But given the huge amounts of Income lax mam y the govern­ ment rxperls to lake In — about UDF leaders, who met In L'ape Town Thursday, condemned the slate of emergency bul said they were ready to Dll the places of member* ol the organization. $2 8 trillion In live years — thi­ ne w estimated short (all w ou ld tie less than I percent of collections and was tun considered a m ajor problem STOCKS ye a rsfro m 1986 to 19*10 Tboto qvmtsltont prevent br mombort ol i*o Soltonol Attotniim of ioturiliot Om Sti sro nprttonloliro • V M lor pfiai «i ol nudmornmf Iodor Inter AMter msroott ilitngo ttvwghovl **• dor Prteet do sol roloil mortup mo'tdoon la Atk AREA DEATH AllASta t l A I N E L L IE M A T W A D E Mrs Nellie May Wade. 89. of 1301 Deer Run Road. Winter Springs, died Wednesday al Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs Born Feb 16. 1896 In Orange City. Iowa, she moved to Winter Springs from Detroit In 1942. Shr was a retired secretary and was a Presbyterian She was amember of Kio I’lnar Country Club S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e her husband. Ernest: son. Ernest L. J r . Union Park, daughter. Max­ ine Parker. A popka: sister. Marguerite Cole. Whittier. Calif.: t hr e e g r a n d c h i l d r e n : fo u r great grandchildren. Bal dwi n F a irch ild Fun eral Home. Altamonte Springs, ts tn charge of arrangements WMN* C from blood transfusions, and heterosexual partners of victims have also shown symptom* of the disease. Health officials have become concerned that female prostitutes may become carriers of the virus and spread AIDS further to heterosexuals II >1 A iw k li Pioniir U l Bernetl Bank I IM REG-1. which Is Isolated from while blood cells of healthy in d lv ld u a ls . stim u la te s the immune systems of AIDS Re­ lated Complex patients, restor­ ing their ability to light off Infections. "T h e general observation we made is dial we can In fact reconstitute immunity In these patients, provided they're not totally gone." Gottlieb said II they have 20 percent residual t u n c i t on (of t he i m m u n e system), wr can bring them back." I'hc drug docs not destroy the virus believed to cause AIDS, lie said He compared die benefits of the drug, which Is tieing tested under an investigation permit granted by thr Food and Drug Administration, with the use ol insulin to treat diabetes "I wouldn't describe it as a cure It Is a promising agent in terms of restoring tmimitiin ' hr -„iid "It s like treating a patient with diabetes. You don t kill the diabetes, hut you control one of the major mantfesiatluns ol ihe disease " ...B o a rd Continued from page IA Adjustment tint was out ol town when the Issue came hrlorr that I* >.trd and was dented Going* said he has decided to not only get rid ol the trailer Inn also to m -II the land tireaiisr ol the hassle W hen eimidv building in spector Dchorah Leigh said li was obvious someone was living in the trailer iM-caust- she could sec a i ouch and a bed through a window uiul thal two cals do re were Ix-uig led regnl.it li Going* said he doesn't own any cat* and *|M-nd* i i i o *i ol In* time traveling as an entertainer Meanwhile, the Wllen Sales Corp. was given a ilr.nlhnr ol Nov I to remove junk car* and ol March 21 1986 lor dls|M>sing ol trucks on their pm|M-rty. oil Stale Road 46 near Sanford la-lore a line of $ 10 |H-r day will lx- levied WiU o owner Richard S Wilhor was charged with ii|trraliiig a salvage yard lor dismantled motor vehicles in violation ol tin county c(M lr Dorothy Wilbur said many vehicles on the properly are antiques and her husband's plan Is to restore them The UDF hailed France's dc clslotl lo recall It* nmhassodnr hill Foreign Minister Roelul •pik" Botha condemned tin move, citing the example ol troops sent in by France to restore order lit New Caledonia a French-administered territory That Incident "should have reminded France ol the dll lirultlrs ol coping with such emotional Issue* as rlvll and political rights." Botha said ...T een Continued from page 1A Hayes was arrested the follow log day in Lake County In connection with a different rob liery Hr was Idrntlfc-d In a photographic lineup by thr elerk Hayes Is serving 7 yrar* In Lake County (or five robberies and two burglaries that occurred about the same time as the Seminole County robbery. H r pleaded guilty Iasi month lo ihe Seminole County Incident — Deane Jordan 4 LlfM MCA RfC1) Cwp 41 w I*, t>« M unOwa-g*4 SvnTrvtt lortOn P o a x r 14'* 34l» U % MW II 11*1 4|>1 un<Ssnt*te iMKSkngad n*% iwtemil uw UK n unchknasd 111* l)H ii»i MS 34** Plower* Tor All Oeeasioos OAKLAWN FUNERAL HOMC.'CfMITERY Oh tetlltek M I n m o l * Bartel « W i (Collins li r i l Ban l i w Cm I i 44* Al BteMfcart U te rn s U Cooiroi Hondo t u t lr t t lll BUn 122 4241 hoHom B»« 35VSLV 323-1204 « $ te : �Evening Herald Comploto Wook's TV Listings Sanlord, Florid* — F rid a y , Ju ly It. It lJ O n The Beach: Th e W a y We W e re SmtihaonMn K m Sarvtca FKMO courtm y at Iha library o*Congrmt In 1918. this trio ot California beach beauties showed off their fashionable "b a th in g " costumes, charm ing for fro licklno and posing for the photographer but of questionable value as swim m ing garments. TV critic asks, 'Why do people watch game shows?' p. 3 Celebrities join campaign to find missing children, p. 5 �I — Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI Friday, July ]«. m i G e t t in g I n T h e 'The modern girl is triumphant. She can wear anything she wants to wear, but if she is wise, she will bo careful not to lot her froedom go to her head. Afte r all, a bathing suit tells a m ore honest story than any other form of dre ss...’ - V o g u e magazine, 1920 S w im By Susan Loden Herald Staff Writer I .11 nlilrii days they even won slot kings, hut today, anything. Including nothing, goes for swimwear "Oh. honry. it would b«- shocking" lor thr modest swimmers o| yesterday to trek over to Brevard's nudist haven where until ret ently hat Iters basked in the hull. H2-yrur old l.ee Vanl..i nd Ingham Mid. Evrn a trip to any Sanlord lukeshorr. riverside or family jxiol would send waves of shame over a modest turn of the erntury bathing beauty who would eerlaltily shy away from today's string bikinis artd scantily cut nulls Mrs VanLandlngham. of Sanford. said she's not one to Judge or criticize, hut admits the old-time swimwear. Including the fashionable one-piece suits she wore as a model in the 1930s. were more In line with her l>ers<mal tastes. She can barely remember the bloomerrd. sailor style suit her mother made for her outings on Miami Beach In 1910. As an 8 -year-old mermaid. Mrs Vanl.andlngh.un would take a dip in her weighty wool suit, complete with sleeves, and a ruffled edged, fabric cap "You didn't sit around In a wet suit." Mrs VunLandlngham said It could lake days to dry. You sloshed Into thr public, hruchsldc dressing room and sllp|>ed track Into your drrsn The seashore or poolside was the only place to l»e seen in bulldog dress. Mrs VanLandlngham said, so suits were donned only at the shore Eight years later. Mrs. Vanbandlng. now 16, bad discarded her bloomer suit, although other fashionably drrssed swimmers were still sporting them Shr look to the water In a more streamlined, black, one-piece slip on tank suit, but was still modestly dressed with stockings rolled above her knees and a rubber bathing cup, she said By 1934. styles had progressed and Mrs VanLandlngham was tapped by Eastman Kodak to model a sleek, one-piece aqua blue swimsuit. This briefer style was top|>edo(f with a coral colored lam. "Everything was very proper." she said My mother didn't mind at all l sat on the beach In front of a good hotel. "(•Iris were plumper then," said Mrs. VanLandlngham, who at the time was 5-foot-5 and weighed about 120 In that Depression rru she wus paid *5 per hour to pose and $10 for each picture that was published. Not luid for a day ut the beach, she wild. But Mrs. VanLandlngham said she would lie at a loss for what to wear to the shore today, because " I’ve always been very old fashioned." She wouldn't be comfortable In the old, old fashioned get ups ritlirr and would surrly be an oddity In the bathing dress of thr late 19th Century when women first look lo the beach en masse and began actually swimming Instead of Just wetting their shoe clad toes Until women l*egan taking swimming seriously In thr late 1020s. the fairer sex out for a romp at the bearh were even more heavily dressed than Mrs VanLandlughan was on her girlhood outings. T h r bare nrrrsnlltea Included a pair of drawers, u long skirted and long-sleeved dress, a small cap. plus a pair of cotton gloves, an oil cap. a straw hat and gum overshoes lo guard tender feet. That was the stylish udvtce offered In an IH56 issue of Petcnon'a Magazine, but the modest publication failed to mention the corset usually worn under the ensemble — all of which turned the bather Into a human anchor tf she dared to become waterlogged In America's youth, long before women began wading the shores, men swam nude and women stayed away from the old swimming hole, according to Claudia Kldwell of the Smithsonian Institution In colonial days women might privately and modestly Immerse themselves In water, but men and women swam separately, with women weurlng long loose gowns. Mixed bathing at public beaches came on the scene in thr 19th Century as improved transportation brought more people to the shores That. In turn, dictated that men dress lor the occasion and the ladles dressed In bulky garb to maintain the modest standards of l he day. Ms Kldwell said During the early days of the 20th Century, thr krc|irrs of public morals began measuring the length of women's beach bloomers, which could not be shorter than four Inches above the knee. There could be no "all white or flesh colored suits" and no suits that exposed "the cheat lower than a line drawn at a level with the arm pits." Such prudlshness preceded the flapper era when women »>egan to dare greater exposure ut the shore Prior See SWIMWEAR, page 8 In this 1922 photograph, beach cop Bill Norton is enforcing the law: the superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds had Issued an order that bathing suits at the Washington, D C. beach must not be more than tour Inches above the knee. It was a tough job. but somebody had to do It. �Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. TELEVISIO N 'Body Language' Is Peppy But Is That Really Enough? July 26 Thru August 1 Specials Of The Week SUNDAY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AFTERNOON 505 1200 7 O ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL fba Conlwt KkJ St>ie« Again a ffjuogtlw (Patrick Palereoni »no vnlwt (vary c w ln l rmagmabw w n « t Hock ot cJncaani and da oda* lo Ml up a coop on an rmaon a ra lailata |H(tJ EVENIMO 600 i D OOI NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC I ha San Andtaaa I aun it ona ol Iha wlaa nulad in iN t •■erw alien ot Plata laclonct. lha tonne a that ai plaint how tha earth t d u ll hat oactad and contmuat to ah.fi and wpaiale IR|tJ 900 ) o CHIEFS At lha and ol Wood iVt< It Bat, Laa Manry (Slaphan Colmtl and Sonny Butti illiad Ga»itl talum to Oalano Billy Laa npant a Ua pcactica and movat mio hit childhood homa with rut aai bnda IVKtona Tannonll Sonny (omt lha loan t police loica (Pari 7 ot Jl |R) g 11 JACQUES COUSTEAU THE FIRST 75 YEARS A Inbut* lo Cout latu t 75ln balhday that mciudet CBlabnty mlavvww* and documen­ tary lootage along aith dipt horn lettimt*! held al Mount Vainon Va Guatlt John Oanvar Slaltna Poaart Jack Lammon daiaclor Lout Malta and lolk tmgw Jimmy ikihalt EVENING 800 11 (S3)BENNY HILL SHOW m tluy one-hour tpecial Barmy porliayt lha Gay CabaAero pngmg about lha •omen ol Spam and a gaoty down who tamgt chaok to ■ manvaear flora 900 J o CHIEFS In l*M Tytar Want (LPiiy Ota Williami) bacomat Da lano t N it black poke# chwt and lha praiudca agamtt ham lartt lo knap turn horn wvrettigAting lha long untohrad comet that havt hauntad lha town for decadal (Part 3 ol 3IIRICJ 10:00 f ) fD NBC WHITE PAPER B*g tyatt tump Ol Uonay In Tha Wood Coiratpondanl Slava Oolaony tab at an uvdapth loo* al hoa pan non tendt a>a baaig m>aaiad lha uta ol pantiont lo> political and tocial goal*. and tadaiaty tpontoiad aBurti lo ragulala Amaica I pan■ion tyttam 11 30 0 ) 111 MONTREU* GOLDEN ROSE POP FESTIVAL m INt 1»Si concert m Montiaua Sertyarland laatuiad perlormert mduda Man Al Wo«k Pointer Smart Billy Ocean nanny lo g g m i Cuiluia Club REO Spaedaagcm and other t here lha earth t crutl hat oactad mlo 17 platat Ihel ttoefy taper aia comN and inch patt each other ovw aont it atammaeT TUESDAY AFTERNOON ahooptng exaria from vstmclion |Rj 1 00 900 (D (TO) SURVIVAL Pholographars Tony and La Romford ravaaf tha liras of Two spacias of iaal found m tha OuTa# Habodas off Scotland s coast :j THURSDAY 8 00 AFTERNOON a* Pmumt ind J*ck Ro m *!•# a i >• young coup** •ho try !o o » t » c o w fNi tom*Tir?*t ••cfcf *v*nli tha! ?4*gu* commitik mart«ag*t 9 00 (Z) (t0) TEN WHO DARED 10 00 CD 00) THE RED BARON Tha ama/iog !•«* of G w m v fighfw pie! ManffinJl non Rchlhofan moff common kno*fi at ir»a R*d Baron i* trudwid from M chad hood lo h*a conifoirafwa! last dog f*gM Watching a show like "llody Language" on CDS makes me Bob Barfear hosts Tha Acadamy of wonder alKiut this I mean, this 1afaviuon Arts A Saar*a* I?Th an nual: ciaramorwat honoring lha trail Is a cheerful enough show, bul in dayltma and tM d tn i ttfhrvMMon I don’t get why unyliody would programming iiva hem Tha Waldorf want lo watch h Of course. I’m AstoriaHotat mflawYork not a lilg fan of Hie game Charades, so maybe that’s my problem. FRIDAY DAYTIME (MMY AWARDS EVENING 700 EVENING (i) O 800 HIROSHIMA. 6 00 H O r o y a l MATCH Tha loyal Itrnay ot the mythical kingdom ot Crekcanda u aghail aihan lha king teat m Icyva avrh a inning American conwnonar Start Hawand Morin. John Moutdar Broun and Tammy Grunea • 10 00 LIFE S MUST EMBARRASS WQ MOMENTS Hot) Slava Alan it lomad by Rena Auba>(anoit and John Bymv n they preaenl rum locitaga ol tome ol IMenwin t PLUS 10 mamoraMa taut pal |R|LJ WEDNESDAY 7 U Sports On The A ir SATU RD AY 5:05 MORMNQ I I FISMW WITH ORLANDO W V SON 7.05 5:35 1Z BASEBALL BUNCH fl:30 11 UO tO R W I EK ILLUSTRATED EVENWO Q|(l| GREAT OUTDOORS 900 HE (Wl 0 10 WRESTLING 6 05 SUN DAY MORMNQ 1000 100 t T a WOMENS TENORS U S day Court Champuynhipt Nut metchet kva Rom tndianapoar 3:00 ■ (U BASEBALL SI Lorn Car th­ orn al San Owgo Padrat 3:30 ® O O O I# Greater Harttord Open than round kva Norn lha Togynamanl ol Ptayart Dub at Crontaad. Conn 500 ( D O AUTO RACPtQ tnlarnatctnay Rock 01 Champtona Teahra dnvan compata « OanUcaPy prepared kutomebeat bom AJabama mianta oonal Spaadeay in T eledaga Am 0 Q WOE WORLD O# SPORTS Schawad AMA National Champtanatvp Uolorcytia Race kva bom Du Quoei. * . Ooam Mao kva bom Oato Noneay 11:00 • (3}wncsrip<a AFTERNOON o t h - weej 3 7:35 M ONDAY CVfMM) 7:30 TH U RSD AY CDa PETE ROBE. COUNTDOWN TO HBTORT A Ntloncal look ot s z t ^ c, t0 0 & m uu 1;35 lipoa al New York Mata ot Toronto BASEBALL Atlanta Brevoe al BNa Jayt a l! 200 D O n B in E u in 300 q (10) SJLATMQ s p e c t a c u l a r IMS Brian Bortano and Cbm am among lha to parlorm pan and eoio t taped in RocnaaM N Y |R> 4:30 q ® IPORTSWORLD SchadUNd Mata MeCaAan vt Omnd Bratton lor tho WBA yumor tt'idRu ngW hodtaod to 15 7:35 12 BASEBALL San Cbagc Padraa al AHama B urnt 11 BASEBALL San Otago Ptdret at Aitanra Brevet •Aidaga 500 k«e bom Alabama cobba aP-bma U r y r Laagua ca a UdamabonM Spaadeay m Taaada- raa( MI Monad by Johnny 8 O W R E S TU N O EVEMHO EVINMQ 10:05 1:00 . a *uto « * « o . m o . s r s : x TU ESD AY W ED N ESD A Y 7:05 11 WRESHJNQ 3 SPORT* PAGE 9 35 ■ rriwRCSTUNa EVEMHO 12 WRESTlPkG I I WRESTLPtG a> (*l CIRCLE 0# SPORTS A turn hour eeekiy mege/me honed by Robert Conrad depicting the eaak t tporla lughhghti from •round tha aortd AFTERNOON ruundi kva bom Taormina. Sidy (1) O PGA GOLF Ureelar Harllord Open. Imal tound kva bom tha Toianamani ot Pteyen Club m Cromeak Conn Djr David Handler Newspaper Enterprise A n n . Can you explain lo m r why we watch name shows? Is It to see Those wi l l y celebrity conlenlanta? C e r­ tainly that was The ap|>eal of “ Hollywood Squares " Or Is II to »er regular people make Intal fools of themselves? Certainly lhal was the lore of "Le t’s Make a Deal" ami "Th e GongShow " Or Is If lo see regular peoplr* t r i u m p h ? C e rta in ly t h a t ’s t>ehind the success of " Family Feud" and "Wheel of Fortune." the two most popular game shows of the past few years, which offer no celebrity guests and treat their contestants with unfailing courtesy. 300 J o 1130 J O ABC NEWS VIEWPOINT f « j HOpp#* aaamsrwrs TNi madia corw aga of lha iatari! TWA Might M7 hoslaga crrtis and lafcas a looa at tataviuon § roia m ih« covaraga of t*«tt>#Mfcir>g nawi w «n li EVENING 03 (TO) NATIONAL OIOORAPHlC Born Of Fire'' The modern loanee ol plait tectonic t yuhich a iplaint 3 J O lOVf, LONG CWTANCC T»i* MONDAY 1130 0 « > MCHAEL NESMITH IN TELEVISION PARTS Counify mute aditti dairy laa launt ( Graal Bant 01 Eat ) and Rotanna Cam I T Don I Anon Why You Don I Nani Ma ) aia among lha guatlt (omrng hot I M<haal Naanalh TEARS Naart| 40 yaars aha# lha nudaar aitacs nn Japan Warta* CronMa viamawri Tha tagary of lha •iCMTMC aga at candid aHamavt with Ama#Kan and SovwT tpacial •It 2 ) 110) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC A looa at Tha aborts ol U S and Canadian scantiatt lo unrt ih « ffi ( 10| WORLD PROFESSIONAL OANCE CHAMPIONSHIP JuMI Premia and John Monia cohort INt annual arenl Nalurmg aorkl clan compeotort m Latin and baaroom dancing Trom Maditon Square Gaidan t Fall Forum |R| EVENING Friday, July 74, I f U — 1 EVEMNO 7:35 12 BASEBALL San Dwgo Padiat •1 Attantt IVi vet F R ID A Y (VtlMG 6 00 • 0U BASEBALL CJvcago oaatNae York Yanaaet ’’Dody Language” calls Itscll "a game lor ihe uninhibited." False advertising lids Isn’t The contestants are unfailingly peppy and outgoing Tills Is no game for wallflowers, suflerers of Iron-poor hlood or devotees of Fm lly Dickinson Dot Is that enough to make It worthwhile? There are two contestants, fuich Is paired with a celebrity guest like Huger K. Mosley of "M agnum . IM ” or Shelley Smith of. gee. who cun re­ member? Recently, they had Teen Month Teen contestants got lo be teamed with youthful Idols like M alcolm J amal Warner of The Coshy Show” and Jason Bateman of "It’s Your Move ” One inemtKT ol Hie team tries to act out a series of wvrds for the oilier — clown. Chicken M i N u gge I s. surfboard. Quarter-pounder. shiNs The words III Into a word po/rlc. which they then try lo solve. Tltr day’s winner gets a shot at 10 grand A flail lor Charades Is a big help here, hut not a must. "There Is no logic to this game." said an exasperated Mosley at one point "It’s all luck and prayer." Our host Is Tom Kennedy, the |w)hshed veteran Watching him. I realized how hard II really Is to lie a good gameshow tiost. He had to show genuine luteresl in Shelley’s hoot s. " T h e y r eal l y are lieaullful," he exclaimed He tiad to hchuvr kindly during T een Mont h lo some u n ­ believably obnoxious fat kill who’s In Ihe movie "Goonlcs." IMus. he has to uct like It’s a tough, dramatic battle tiring waged "Thai was good," he told one contestant Then hr addrd with utter conviction. "I would never have guessed you’d have gotten Chicken McNuggcls." Face It. not Just unytiody can do his Job Like 1 said. |‘m not sfirr why (K-opIr watch n game show like "Dody Language." The only thing I’m sure of Is ll they weren’t giving money uwuy, nolxxly would. NBC's All-Star Coverage Led Week's Nielsen Ratings NEW YORK (til’ll The All-Star game was the lop rated show on network television last week, leading NDC lo lls ninth consecutive week as leader In the off-season ratings race. Prime time averages for Ihe week ending July 21. accord Ing to the A C, Nielsen Co., saw NDC win wlih a 13. i rating and a 24 9 share. CBS came In second with a 12.3 rating and 23.2 share. In third was ADC wllh a 10 6 rating and 20,1 share. The three-hour broadcast of ,the All-Star baseball game last Tuesday ranked No. 1 among 'the week' s mo s t - wa t c h e d shows, followed by the "Miss Universe Pageant" on CDS and "T h e Dill Cosby Show" on NBC. NDC had four other shows In the Top 10: "Facts of Life." "Fam ily Ties." "Miami Vice" and the "All-Star Pre-Game Show," In addition to the beauty pageant. C B S scored w ith "Croxy Like a Fox," "Simon & Simon" and "60 Minutes" In the Top 10. "20-20" again wus ADC's only entry among the top-rated shows, coming in al No. 9. "C B S Evening News with Dun Huther" was the No. I news show for the week, with a 10 H istlng and a 23 share, ADC's "World News Tonight" was second with a 9.6 rating and 21 share. "N DC Nightly News with To m Urokaw." pre­ empted In some areas on Tuesday night because of the All Star game, was third wllh a 9 0 rating and a 20 share. The top prime time shows for the week ending J u lg 21, according to the A C. Nielsen Co., were: 1. All Star Game (NBC| 2. Miss Universe Pageant (CDS) 3. The Dill Cosby Show (NBCf 4 Facts of Life (NDC) 5. Family Ties (NBC) 6 . (tie) Crazy Like a Fox (CBS) Miami Vice (NDC) 6. Simon A Simon (CBS) 9. 20-20 (ADC) 10. (tie) 60 Minutes (CDS) Al l - Star Pr e- Game Show (NDC) �4 Friday, July 78, I t t l Evening Harald. Sanford, FI July 26 FRIDAY EVENINQ (4 )(J i O ( 7 i Q new s o s ij i i ftr so n s 110) MAC Mill I IFHRFR NEWSHOUR (D («) i a v r r n t a s h ir i f y 6 05 I I DOW N TO EARTH 6 30 0 (4i m ix ; n f w ' i 1 > i O c °3 NEWS !> 1 0 ARC NEWS ! j I I ) |M| A l ICE (1) ( I ) HAPPY DAYS AQAIM 635 I I I G R EEN A C R ES 7 00 © ( 4 f SA l E Of THE CENTURY 111 o P M MAGAZINE IVnfmiMn At wmrfttkM Wf*rmli H*Mn4 Hrdi»h iTHjilt. tniKitlry *»r»1r#Lw»n*mi Mm h •Ml ftrtn w ifi «;» U JEOPARDY U (M ) IO O U O f i l I OH COM f O flT Henry ■fkI Moron* hmj n ting ot morwy •nd plan fo I w p i! until Ifury iI iw ii y m Ifml • fw*tyMn>F ft horn* *** rolibwl ( D <10) PMOf II r fj Of HA It/Ml ( 6 (0) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 705 11 SA M ODD AND SON 7:30 0 I4i e n t e r t a i n m e n t i o n i u m i interview with Kevin Him* f j l 0 WHEEL O F FORTUNE 1 T ' U JO KER S W UO I T (35 )REIISON EI) (tb ) IMIS W IE K WITH CHRIS M ORUAN d )| > | A IL IN THE FAMILY 7:35 I I ) ALL IN THE FAMILY 800 O i l ) BASEBALL Chicago Cuba al I n i Angeles Drnlg* a ( } ) O OUKE3 Of HAZ/ARO Race car ditvw (.al* yarbmough viaila a hospitaluad M|i4ian boy tiul la mi a I a* an li* a ban* robtwr along with Flo and I Ufa (R) (7 ) U W EBSTER George Hatheime and Webtir* iiy la Ium) a )uti h* George t viuleig Ian** (Jack HruaclMinl (M)fJ ill) (341O A l l AS f f i (I0| W ASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIE W FJ ( D (t ) M G v K S*afi • lug Scot#* (1W J| Mm hard I W hHiww M o m Gunn A Mew York pfivata #yti noult ttm mob to find hit Irwnd • t/OFINING ( D (f)P O U C E WOMAN MOVIE Potfocf fitd*r MV/0) tJr aula Andra%t Stanley flab ar An aftft*«tant Hank manager par%uadm a wwaltti / r nu|jta In h«Mp him rot) hit bank 1030 II, (34) BOB NEWMART ffi (10) A l l RED HITCHCOCK PRE BENTS 11:30 O 14) TONIGHT Hast Job™., Cal v m fcjhedulett actr* ioa Penny ) < Q TAXI T i l l ABC NEW3 NIGH I LINF I I (34) CHICO AMO TMt MAN Q ) K ) Pt EASE OON I LET ME OIC 1?00 j l n MOV If I ha ft«y ftlMp 11fJ/AIt HofjKM1 Mtlcfmm fiarah Mil#* (7) O BOtIO OOLO MotIt l uu Raailft. Cryfttal G«yta (*u<b%1« Hem ti| lo g g n i H w ^ Boyi AfUmolion Palli t atMtn Myfitmi Monffli and Lil 10 fhcwnai. tcwnadian Artrowo Mail K#vtn Cronin (mlar rwa| ill)(IS ) MMOOA O ) H i MTV fiUMMf M CO NCCRTS Mathia Manciick p t ilo f f lt l I arlhlteai l ulura Shoe! Au lodriva itutkil Clo/y Cult and “ t h«fi3CHi#4in <il I nndon • MurnroBitmilh Odaort 1205 IX NIGHT TRACKS 12:30 O K I ERIOAY NIGHT VIDEOS Vi1N 0 1 by Huey I melt 4 Ihe fleet ( The Power nl love I, Tin* turner ( 'We Don I Need Ahollter Hem L Bryan Ademt ( Summer ul M | Corey Halt | Never Surrender I. II,irr e SfMUigileen ( Glory Deye I (11 (1411 LOVE LUCY 1 00 1be Pleasure Seek - 11 vr, *>| Arwi MatgreC Carol « i f l j K l ) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER ffi |»)Q* T SMART 1 05 11 NIGHT TRACKS 1:30 (34) BCTV _ J (•) MOVtf All** In Hevini | l*4T| Auhn C*t*avutee. Raymond Burr 2 00 605 (IX MOVIE The Kid With Ilia Bro ken Halo ( IS M ) Gary Coleman, ILoberl Gurkeuma lo prove he le ■rorthy ol Heaven. a 12 year old wayward angst le taril lo Earth lo peltfi broken kvee and u t e Ihree lemfue (7) O 6 30 COMEOY FACTORY A young Luuprt tamer nee hoping that thee new eilitudet win improve Ibee fartlHmrup Guetl Rrclierd Kkna ( I ) (10) WALL IIR C E T WEEK Guetl 1merer* e A Redrv. tree preenfenl. Merrill lynch I here* I annar 4 Smith 000 ( H O CHIEFS m I9J4 lermer Will ,tarty lee (Wayne Hogeii) It ep (Hunted the letI pokte cfwet ot the eouthern town o4 Oeteno by banker Hugh Holme* (Charlton Heaton) and the loam cuunck However. Ihe eeemmgfy lathe let* ol memlaming order m Delano it muddled by Ihe buarre dealht ol two runaway youth* (P m I ol l)(R )rj (7) O MOVIE COFornw Sulla (!•/•! Alan Alda. Maggie Smith Bated on Ihe play by Ntal Senan Sever *1 couple* bet am* mvofved m 61) (34) PUTTIN' ON THE HITS Songt The Beni" Siy, Say, Say.' Grey Mailer Itohemran Hh«p*ody Cabaret and ' l egt Judgee Stephen Bnhop. Stanley Clarke Rebette Hulden 1000 1 1t (34) INOf PC NOENT NEWS ED (T O )IA S T SONG ATTtRMOOW J 630 O 4: Gil l IGAN’S ISLAND i T ' O THIRTY M IN U TIS ) O O N THE GO d I (34) IT'S YOOR BUSINESS 6 35 BETWEEN THE LINES 700 K l INCREDIBLE HULK 0 WORLD TOMORROW FI O KIDS INCORPORATED 11 (14) JIMMY SWAOOART ( C K ) FOCUS ? II 7 05 BASEBALL BUNCH 7 30 ( ) 4) Oil l JUAN 3 ISLAND Y ) O ALEXANDER OOOOBUO DCS GOOO NEWS MAGAZINE T O KIDSWORLO Q )| l| MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 7:35 11 GET SMART BOO O l ! SNOF4K3 i o BISKITTS SUPFRfFVCNDS LEGE NDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW iU: (14) IMPACT ^ (lO IO U IL T IF ia ) It) THAT TEEN SHOW S 05 I I CIMARRON STRIP 830 O l4l PINK PANTHER AND SONS iTl O GET ALONa GANG 171 O SUPERERIENOS LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW III (14|CISCO KID (C (10) SQUARE FOOT GARDEN INQ a ) (■ ) g r e a t o u t d o o r s B 00 O 4) SMURF3 T ) O AM HENSONS MUPPEF BABIES O MIGHTY ORBOTS (341 CD HI WRE SUING 1V0) FVOFtlOA HOME GROWN S B 30 111 Q DUNGEONS 8 DRAGONS i n O lURBO TEEN (D ( F0| f RIIQAL GOURMET B:35 IX WRESTLING 111 O 10:00 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD I X NIGHT TRACKS 230 nuem. tmc 111 (14)KUfaG FU ffl (101 MAGIC O f OK. PAINT1NO 300 L7J O MOVIE Sodom And G om orrah1’ (1481) S la a ir l Granger, Pier Ange* O ) (! ) MOVIE Navy Wile |IB48) Joan Barwiett, Gary Merrill (Jl (81 CIRCLE OF SPORTS A two i(t0 | S A V IN G ENERGY 4.00 aX (34) RHOOA 10:35 1X MOVTf Alvars< Kerry (1984) WUkam Hulden. Hnheid Widmark An adventurer bringing * hard ol 7400 t title lo the Union Aim* it saducled by Conlederele guar neat 4 05 OX MIGHT TRACKS 4:30 OS (14) RHOOA 4:40 (D (I ) MOVIE 1ei retried INo 0*1* |Dorothy Patrick, Arthur Etam ( all l o u r n c K te a siti tan mum••ftlai* n i M»:j I I ()&) MOVlf Tha (t4l>rvflm 11VB0| Pally r>uk« Aftlin Wilham Shfllnm An *f rpAHwnll'y (Jiarmuig ba hyftitlfif tniFlhalfn • Ivnuly atmI ••pkodt f K< h nvsndjft* ft riM di and YulnarAbiiil»«% (£) (10) ARTHUR C C l A R M 3 M Y 8U R K X J3 WOHt 0 (D (0) MOVIE Tho Qhotl Of f hghl 401 (W70| rrrtirsl Bargrww him flaungm D m# ftpptftrilion nf 4 d#»«d ftogtil nil hr**f tungmft In u f»w rTw»(filw»ift of piaoprft ufting %•! vag*alitft pam of hi» duwrftftl p i IlCMftf 12:30 mM I a n I Mlk ft (ftNiut c a t 11:00 0 (4) KKX) VIDEO lT ) O C M STORY BREAK C h rt dale I ever Aramaled Adapted tor letevraron by eward wemetg play. wtight Robert Kenmel Smith Cho chortle lover Henry Green breatt out mlo pur* chocortle met Hat el ter conaummg loo many ol fua levorrl* bonbons (R||j (7) O SCARY SCOOBY FUNNIES H (34| WHO. WILD W ES ! ED 110) THIS OLD HOUSE 11:30 t ) 4 1MR T I QO LANO OF TH E LOST 500 i ) , O A UTO RACING Inter national Race 04 Champion* Twelve driver* compete in idenlttaHy prupa/ed automoljfiea ftcMm Alabama interna Iftimal 3(je«ftleay in Talladega Ala 1) Q W lOf WOULD O f SPORTS rscheduierl AM A National Champ* oofthip Motor cycle 1la4!ft hire Irom Dw OuOftn. Ill . Dream Mile1lire from Oftlo Noreay I I (SS)B J / l OOO ffl |10| WASHINGTON WEEK IN RE VIE W LJ CD (8) MOVIN' ON 505 11 flSHIN WITH ORLANDO WIL­ SON 5:30 tD (10) WALL STREET WEEK G tm t 1awrwnce A Rader, uric# {ftimdeni Mi*r rill Lynch Rwrc#. i A Smith 535 11 M OtORW EEK ILLUSTRATED f l 4 AMERICA'S TOP T IN J Q W H f POSITION r O MOVIE PtftkHtui CM M oi t !•» ( f| Gtawnn Fof cl (kill* [Jhav It A Ur***! vpfttdii? •IlcrmpU lo coo w h « hot d4kugMw and Id Iumf m )i * i trial fthn n mtrfto btjcctrftftM 1 ftan fth« •r.luady n ID (10) lA S T CHAN C r OARAGE Hi ad S«afft difttu%i«ft cmiAtfbc con p h o n tn , Find compare* two %|mm1« ft#ftlarvft 12:50 12) MOVIE Tif* ( lifty I'm k m ( 10TO) J*(b NMjKrfMJn Ka4«n (Hat h A nTuddMi c>«»» hoM giwti up N t m uiK il LBMtfi ItiavVt hi* pfagrtanf gir(fvtcrH) and QiMit nfl to wo«lt on anofrtg 1 00 Q (4l WRESTLING W O M E N S TENNIS U S Clay Court Champrwitrtpt, hnal melchet live Irom Invltanapout ED |t0) NEW YORK'S MASTER CHEFS III 0 1 30 I D ( 10| JU STIN WILSON S LOUISI ANA COOKIN' The humorm and chat proper at crewtith and turmp caaearnle, cheeaa toast and is tauce petal tj 200 Q ( 4 ) f a n t a s y lsi a n d life (34| MOVIE (he Mackintosh Man (I8F3) Paul Newman Dorr* rague Sanda Baw d on a novel by Desmond Begley A British kile* gance agent end I** lemeie cohort ere forced lo cope with double agent* and Inpte-uoeaae on the* mtaaton to capture a communrtl f_ t[ . 110) MOVIE tUdm Down The Canyon" (19471 Roy Roger t G auge Gabby Heyee FkreUert Ileal horses that are tiemg roundad up lor government ute during war lime 0 ( 8) MOVIE Somebody Up there la e e Me ' 11848) Part New man. Pier Ange* Rocky G ra rw w a New York then boy, Meet lo tame at a championaiwp bo ter (7) O SCOOBY OOO MYSTERIES 330 a t (35| FAMILY AFFAIR m M M TU J 10 30 (4 1 ALVIN ANO THE CHIP MUNK3 dX NIGHT TRACKS « hour weetly magaime hotted by Robert Conrad depicting Ihe week a sport* highlight* Irom around the world O 0 <4‘ SPIOCR MAN AND HIS AMA/INO FRJfNDS iSi O p ug s bunny / road RUMMER f) ( J ARC W fE K fN O SPCClAl 1h« Ccmlfnl iw,hI S H AM Again A youngth* l^aUick I'aifitfton) *rf»o inlftfi Prf»f cc,fil«*ftl nmoginatiN mn% m fitN.ft ul (.lift.bant and dif tMSm I d *iti up * (.oop- on -•#» milhon AUA/iwa (U l(lS )O U N S M O K E 3 05 fD (<01 HEALTH MATTERS 1200 600 ) o BLACK AWARENESS I o QIOGIESNORT HOTEL I (34) EDITOR S DESK ]l NEWS 11 4 00 I T (IS ) CHIPS fD (10) ON THE MONEY Featured f>a%K ttock ttfatftgwft fthopping for fttraMUi •quipfmarti, IkiAnctl ol a couple witfi \wo thadfen ind r*o tevlngt (R )[J (S (SI GREATEST AMERICAN HERO 4 30 505 I I NIGHT TRACKS (?) O 11) (34) QUINCY ffi 110| G OOO NEIGHBORS #30 500 I s (14) MEWS Ml/NNf H 2.05 trluertmt i angmg Horn • th*d tu tludy belli* lo Ihe *eemng sell de tlruclwn ol * room during Ihee Hey i l i poeh hotel (HI LJ t f i (tO) TO THE MANOR BORN (7 » 0 u T T irn rj { & ( » JIM BAKKER 1100 0 4 1 O I ONEW S I I (3S|RI NNYM Ill ffi|10)0AVF, A l U N A t LARGE O ) <■) HOGAN 3 HE ROE 3 ( 7 ) 0 MOVIE Jul''27 fD ( 10) INOOOP OAROCKS 1005 11 600 SATURDAY 2 :50 J X MOVIE The Charge Al Feather Rrvwr 11*411 Guy Medtton. Vera Mat* The **1* daeverance al two whrta woman becomea an irr*x*1 anl lector in Having oft an Indian uprwng 300 0 (| ) BASEBALL SI l o u t Cards, nan al San Dtego Padre* (7) O MOVIE Soar |t938) fyrone Power lw w ia Youig the bukler o4 the Suer Canal. Ferd* nand da Leaaape. achieve* aucxeaa and pupuanty Fee hit art*It ® (K > ) PRE SENTE 3 :3 0 Q l o PGA GOLF Ureal ar Her Hard Opan Ihed round Ihe bom Ihe Tounamani ol Players Club M Cromwell Conn tD |t0) TONY BROWN S JOURNAL Ruth Staphanaon Norman bom CFtartetion W V a . a teacher with 4 ) years ol etpenence le n t about her lormurt o4 love ealh Wervng ,H| 0 H (1948) Paul Newman. Lit* Mian A youthful Billy lb* Kid avenge* his employer * death and than etcapee lo Madero 8:30 O ( D r r s y o u r m o v e uatt %m esl scheme revolve* around aflrvts lo convince hit mother t boss to give her a raise (R) ffi (10) ARTHUR C CLARKE S M YSTERIOUS WORLD BOO 0 (4) QIMME A BREAK During an eaithquake Nek is sbsnded in the library with a hearing impair ml woman ( Phyllis f ranch I |R| ( J ) o CHIEFS Al Ilia and ol World War H. Brtly lea Henry (Stephen Coruna I and Sonny Butts iBr ad Dav la) return lo Dartno. Bray Lea opens a law practice and move* into hit childhood home with hrs war bride (Victoria Tennanil Sonny (oms th* town i police force |Pan 7 ol 31 |R> ($ ) O LOVE BOAT the crew end petaangert sal sad For London and Paha A novakat ( l i » Palme, tacts lo bar daughter's atta» wdh a married man. a young man learns hrs actor-lalhar (Tram* Howardl is an arcohokc. Judy discovert hat as husband I* aboard (R)TJ CD (10) DISCOVER THE W O R ID OF SCIENCE Featured an FAA tail aI nee aw*ner tabby Natures sleep deprivation. Later aye surgery moo key language, compular X-rays a perpetual motion machine IJ EVENING 930 600 0 (4 , MAMA S FAMILY Mama s chrome back problems become a pern in the neck lor the rest ol Ihe lamily during Naomi a party |R) 4 } o J o NEWS (34| BLACK SHEEP 8QUAO- RON t o (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 1 ha 8en Amjr nns f euM t« on# of the *4l#ft «iftil9d »n tfw» eaamination ol plate tncioow.ft th# «o#nc# Thai a« piOiint how th* earth i crusl hat tracked and continue* to thifl and iwpiBrale |H|;J ( I ) (0) VtGA$ 6 05 11 WRESTLING 630 0 4) NBC NEWS t) 0 CBS NEWS ! O ABC NEWS IJ 1000 O ( i ) NBC WHITE PAPER Big gasl Lump O l Money In The World Correipondenl Slave Delaney takes an In depth look al how pen lion Fund* ar* being mvested the use ol pensions lor political and so cub goals and ledevaky apontored ell or It to regurtl* America s pen tloo system I T (341 INDEPENDENT NEWS ffi 110) D O CTO R WHO Q ) |8) HAWK 10:15 (IX MIOM CHAPARRAL 7:00 O 10:30 (4) DANCE FEVER Celebrily ludges Anion WMiam* Pbytk* IMrtr Perlwmarice by Flarry Bap ley |R) i l ) O REE HAW Featured fleba Mcfmve. Brlly Walker. Dan Seal*. KarryGaberl (Ml (7 ) O SOL 10 OOLD Host Meku* Mancheaier Guetl* Kalrln* and the Wave* Go WeH Air Supply. Graham Parker. Stephana Mil* Mac Dene Menudo Sling (inter- (U ( (IS ) B OB NCWHAHT IT (1 5 | B U C K ROGERS ffi (*0» LIVING WILD Oocgmenla. lion ol Ihe rebra • battle lor Survival in East Atnca tj ( S (9) TALES FROM THE DARKSiOE With Ihe help of * Ouga boeid • spell a tchemmg wile plena lo inherit her arkng husband • (Sluarl Whitman |minions I X NIG H T TRACKS CHAR T BUS TERS s 7:30 (4i NEVYSCENTER MAGAZINE K l NIGHT GALLERY 800 0 C4) OUR TIME (Premiere) Reel* Karen Vertnlme end Harry Andar »on ere turned by certbrlbee bom Ihe 60s mckrdmg musical group P»cf Revere and Ihe Ra*lert. singer Fbck Nelson end eclort I d Begley Jr . Edd Byrne* ( FT Sunset Strip ) end Richer d Kkne CD O ABYWOLF Hawse searchee lor Sant** on a Caribbean Mend e/tet hi* partner is charged with the murder ol hit ar wila lytah (R) (7 ) O T J HOOKER Three murder­ er* lake Stacy and Corrigan hoalaga. so Hooker caa* out ihe SWAT learn In an effort to rescue hrs let k*e officer* | R )y a i (341 MOVIE The Haunimg Of ■fcWa" (I9FF) Mia Farrow. Ke* Oullee ARer recovering bom in emo­ tional crisis a woman purchases e house that liana out lo be heunied ffi (10) PROFILES OF NATURE O (8) M O W Cal On A Hoi Tm Roof' 1 1948) Ekrabath Taylor. Paul Newman Baaed on the prty by T « t neasee W Warns A Southarn couprt M plagued by sefhahneaa, alcohol. 11:00 f ) 14 K D 0 ( 7 ) 0 n e w s (IT (38) P U T T k f ON THE HITS Semrhnal l i p synced rend,boos of " C e il Get Nest lo You.” Only You." Shout." ' Lo*#r G*l "Somewhere O v « Ihe Rainbow" and "lo v e You Sava " (D(8)MO*4EYMOOMERS 11:15 11:30 O ® MICHAEL NESMITH IN TELEVISION PARTS Country mu** artists Larry Lae lews*!' Greet Baas of F*a ) and Rosanna Cash ( I Don t Know Why You Don t Want Me ) w e among the guests )o « n g host Michael Nesmith ( D O STAR SEARCH Guest Otck Martin (Rl (7 ) O LIFESTYLES O F THE RICH ANO FAMOUS tntsrvtesva with Vic Ion* PrmopN. OkA Van Parian Martetl* Hadtsy. D*vid Brenner C la ra P tk e LsToys Jackson OX (38) M O W Break ar' Breaker'" (1877) Chuck Norm . Georg* Mur dock ffi (8} MOVIE "Th* Monster Club (1981) Wicanl Price. John Can* 1 2 fl5 0 NIGHT TRACKS 12:30 J ) O B A T T IE S T AR G ALACTtCA 1 7 ) 0 M O W The Lodger (14441 Lead Cregar Cedric Hardericke 1.-00 0 CD t ROCKS T0 M G H T Jl (34) M O W W C Fwk)t And M e ' (19791 Rod Steiger. Vafane Per rase 1:05 I I FRONT TRACKS 1:30 0 (8 ) M OW gav want* lo have a baby a. 12 M O W 805 O rtLah HandadQun The Desk a Meesarv 11981) Lon Chaney. Kadrtr 2:05 0 NIGHT TRACKS �SUNDAY July 28 Lou* M« BwfMl rVTNtNG MORNING 500 II (M l NEWS Ql III THE AVENGERS 5 05 11 tnOMT TRACKS 600 > O lA W A N O Y O U • o AGRICULTURE U S A II |M| IMPACT 1} N(YW 3) III FOCUS 630 fl ) ' II U ® < NEWSCf NTCR UAQA71NE Q S P fC TR U U o v f YYPOiNT ON NUTRITION ITJlW V ORANT NORlO TOMORROW <«i JACKSON FIVE 7 00 0 4 7 S COMPANY 1 O r o m r t s c n m if r r O PICTURE OF HEALTH II IMIBCNHAOCN 11 IT & WRITTEN 3 ) i Bi JAMES ROBISON 730 O 4 HARMONY ANOQRACC I O ISSENCE ON liltV IS IO N " IJS|E J OAN'CtS II SlINOAY TUNNIES 3 j i«i W V GRANT O > ’ " 3) '] 3) 1200 0 (4 IORNE GREENE S NEW WILDERNESS 1 O STAR TREK ‘f t (SS| MOVIE Young Fianaarv tlaw 1 19741 Grata WAHa Patra Boy** Th# grand%on ol ftto n famout O f ttnkmnSImn mwnpfl lo cr**i* a tynftwfK man m i n * parody ol f rantamtam movwt 0 1101GOOO NEIGHBORS a (I ) MOVIE Meltt Run 11969| M<nard Cranna h H Asian* A British snerri ag*nt ■« reMy rraard ad «*an ha s<r»fi th* myitary ol a QOkJ hait! arhich ha mattarmmdml 1230 o 4 MEET THE PRESS 7 O W A U STREFT JOURNAL REPORT a |I0|HEALTH MAHERS 100 O 4 LOVE BOAT J O AUTO RACING NASCAR Teiatogt MX) In* Pom Alabama Internalxnai SpeetTear at Taketo oa Aia ' O W R fS T U N G a 1101 MASTERPIECE t h e a t r e Th* C(facial Andre* »**•* acimn agamtt t** setting and •* tnr#** tattad at th* uta oI a aco dant (Part Sol t0)(R );j 1:10 12 THIS WEEK IN BASE BAIL 600 135 * VOCE Of VICTORY O WORLD TOMORROW U B O B IO N f S IM l WOOOY WOOOPECKF R I *0| SESAME STREET (R|tJ AiviNSHOW IBI SUPERFRIENOS 12 BASEBALL Atlanta tVkrei rt PtMadHptfa Pne-ei 200 O 4 UOVtl Shout At Tha (lava ( 19T6I la* Marmn Noga* Moor* An aipatriata tngMbman along anfh a poach** and h»* daught*r IN a on a aquad oI Carman* m an 830 Atrean rrvar dafta during Wo*Id 0 * SUNDAY MASS War I 1 O OAY Of DISCOVERY O t h is a t h e use l > O ORAL ROBERTS (SSI MOVIE Sntoaey And I ha " (111 PORKY PtG Band‘1 11977) Eturl RaytwAdt SaP| ’ 1 BUGS BUNNY ANO FRIENDS la id A darad*vtf truck*r accaplt a 3 l HI TMUNOf R8IRUS 708« Chattooga to run a truckload oI ba*r 900 from t t m tack lo Gaorgto m a U 4 WORlO TOMORROW kmdad amount oI Irra 1 O SUNDAY MORNING ProMat ffi ( TO) f Vf NINO AT POPS Jama* 1 'e m * GiMn lit, Packet to Oahaty play* Mtolioni on tha pc '• " W Neman a m Dam and n k i*ni in* a araban tiilw l |R| Aula Ja il Roger CJeo t aata and tha ’ U FIRST PRESBYTERIAN John Dana north Quirlal parlcant a rnuRcal aaluW lo Hoagy CarmcJtaai church of o r lan o o and Ouha EKatglon U (M l TRANSFORMERS lorta Woll 3 ) 1101 MAGIC OF PAINTING OF ( » l MOVIE McOuada 1194)1 CN k A Norrn "EEPSAKES a III VOURON. DEFENDER Of Dand Carradata A tria l Rangat uaaa hra marital ant aaa« lo and an th e u n iv e r s e armi imuggartg oparabon 8! 930 I) I II ® W 4 VIBRATIONS U MORA! is s u e s IU| PINK PANTHER <K>T JOY OE PARTING III INSPECTOR GADGET 2:30 J ) O DULL OO UE 300 ( D o MOVIE Th# Man at tha Gray Elwtnal Stal ( 19SAI Gregory Pata Janmfar Jortaa A Madtann 935 Aranua aaacutno March#* hn pan t t ANDY GRIFFITH and praaant lor tha maarang and pcapoao o* M trinartr a 1000 ED (10) SKATMO SPECTACULAR 0 4 TAKING a d v a n t a g e IM S Brian Bod mo and TiParty ’ O it IS WRITTEN Chat are among tha amaWc Cham l< (M l MOVIE Tie Null, Pto4*» ** I19&)>jerylaew S M U S le ptoni «ho partorm at K# dantatg * " » A protnaM n trant- paai and ado kt that aihAdnn I'emad M o in vinniiON cJieme lapod at Rochetter N Y |R| •No can K m any gal aatapl lie 400 ofymht aanlt I t (SSIHAWAa ETVE-0 3 ) IK>» M AGC OP DECORATIVE A (101 MUSK. M TIME p a m tm q 0)1*1 SWITCH a II) MOVIE - C H O M P S " 4.30 U TTfl Wetley E u a VaMre Bar 0 '® SPORTSWORU) Sthoddad A U n w young man mvontt a M a i MtCamen r t Dated Brarlon ,0501 0og pro•or the WBA paaor m J B aaaighl grammad to nop crvmnm and crtantpMvwJvp MM achaddad lor IS un+t rounda H r Horn (aormad. ScRr (J i O PGA GOLF Greater Hanked 10:05 Open Anal round Am kom Pta U GOOD NEATS Totartamanl of PVayarl CArb at „ „ 10 30 Oomaad Coral O 4 MUPPETS 435 > Q FACE THE NATION 12 WHO. WKO WORLD OE A M ’ O FWST BAPTIST CHURCH MALS 3 ) 1101 At OHA CHINA _ ___ 10 35 12 Move Tka Man WTv> Sbol l«Nrt| W e n t# * |19671 Janet 5|« » 1 John Wayna A man naaa •o gttry a w ha erongly au a rtt 'ha urnM lor g tm n g Seen a nolo'nut auttee 1100 O S 4 WRESTUNG O t h ir t y m in u t e s I *0) NEW TECH TRIES 1130 > O BLACK AWARENESS / O TMB WEEK WTTH D A W if v n k l e y ffi I »0l GOURMET COOKMQ after n o o n 5.00 I t (SSI OANCL BOONE tfi (T0| FVM4G UNE YaM The Oaat Ol IM S Guaala Karat Cope 1 Mar alia* I SWran Owe iphaoao phyl Daraal FroomAat Ihnloryl OK bon Garcia (oconorracsi Moranaa kvet (oconomca and poAkul r o aacet (B III BARETTA 505 12 JACOUES COUSTEAU Th e FIRST TS TEARS A WOuN lo CouK laau I 7Slh bathday Ptal n c M M l cnabrdy marnarr* and docdhan lory looUga tong oOK capt kom lattmlmt hard at Modd Varrtort Va Guaala Jokn Damar SNAaraa 600 Sprat Rady convexat Hramfen guard! that thee cotatlry art be fcbaratad * may turn l e a over lo hen but ire Chat a and other t threaten lha plan il’ art A of 171 |R| T3 9 0S 12 WORlD AT WAR 0 4 ) 0 7 ONEW S I I (SSl ORU/l Y ADAMS ED 1101 NATURE OF THINGS Tea 10 00 tur*d th* Gab* a • non lAnton C^m*4 E*iung trip* un th* Po*J*r ol I I (IS)INOfPf NOf NT NCWS ffi (t0| MASTERPTECf Tne.ATRe Many* and f fNo|ia Th* CitBdN Wrto* Andi* » »trug Q ) (i) Vf GAS gto* to PMd up ht* nr* p**ct«* *1 630 London hr* k«nd fr*dd«* oh*** O 4 NBC N(WS *dw* about mjiwg mor* kxratna* > O CBS NCWS conn*c1»n« (Part A of 10)(N);; t U a b c n tw S:; (D (I) MTV SUMUCR CONCERTS Phi CoWn* p*«tu*m* I Don | Car* 700 Anymof* In th* At* Tontght It O 4 PUNK ¥ BRf WSTCR Punky You Cant •nd H*n»y ti*n to a uaip** «n cvd*r Don t M*ft** to U# ito 'y Lov* *nd nth** hit* at P** to g*t t«**t» k* a Cub* Pad*m k*n Pataca n P***v«n4 Cad P»«yoW gam* .Mi 5 O 60 MINUTES M n t o k a i t i patent* *ho ar* mo«*d horn pn 10 05 *kt* h*adh car* tauktw* to pubK 12 SPORTS PAGE hotpitar* P*c*r** th*y tack money 10 30 Or adnqujf* m uraxa cmmvag* Publ/ar Pfi|#-mnrung authoa *4 11 (SSI BOB NEWHART kam k*nn*dy TPcha»d Jahrik* Jr a 10 35 Wyoming t**n ag** who a n con 12 DAY OE DISCOVERT nctad ol m^derng ht* father (H| I O UOVK WNlr 1100 M661| U»ch#*i fork Gtynnt* o 4 i l l o ’ O N E W S O Cormnr An anff* M a n o r if*II (SS)FISH tsal»*l * T*m*y |oni Nm *1 th* y^v ® <K» ADAM SMITHS MONEY gto to h*«p tight ag*m*l prs«.h*r* IM0M l) thraaferwng galu<aPto aftwno hon 3 ) HI HONEYMOONS RS cub* J 1105 11 (IS) f AMT Chrit d«*cover« that fame bring* «t* ahar* of probiem* <2 JERRY FALW fll ah** h* and Danny % com*dy act turn* out to be a t o m s ffi (10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS f*a turad Roger M v » (**f *mi ***** at of ht* hit* Earl Thoma* Conlry ( SommtoF* D r t f m Tkght And Wrong Naa«*nN Bodto* | ffi (•> ^AlES fROM TH€ DARK SJOC A profoovlty vad woman m**t» and fa** *1 kn* **th a man •ho coMctft tear* 705 12 WRESTLMQ 730 o .0 SEVER SPOONS Rk » n hu mAtalad n Aonl o» hi trend* arhan ha OatOvert that Nt lalhar it Ihe catly parml tie ahpoaatg a ctalae (Part 1 0E7||R| CD III NIGHT GALLERY 600 0 ( f ) KMGHT RIDER M*hea4 rarer dangar al a nmr contlruclron •rla at ha tear that lor avtdonca lo c a a the raputileei ol a mtadarad angetaar |R|(J (JJ O MURDER. SHE WROTE At Id an export accrdml Jet tea it admtlad lo an atPMana OaAaa hotprltr ahara n lr«ju « among tha patent ear) lo mtadar Guaalt Sam Groom. Martha Raya |R| g 111 (SSI BENNY H R l SHOW M the ana hour tpacd Bartn, porlrayt Via Gay Cabaaaro latgatg about tha Ql Spaat and a gaeay (Jiao* lo a ________ tiara 31 (IO| NATURE On Tha Edge 0( Paradna An arpkaakon of a SOOada long *th«eiago ol nlandt at ■ha Caribbean a place c4 graal nal lap beauty Ihraalartad by JOItttankay atdualnaaialMn ( * |C| M O W Having Babet N ( 1A77| Pada Prmirtt Tony BR Fne couplet aiparenra artohnai creea rwolvatg Am tova bath and adoption 805 12 WORLD AT WAR 900 0 (® MIAMI VICE Rapnaa ol lha taret pranaaro Datartrvaa Sonny Crock in and Ricardo Tubba (Don jcKviaon PAPp Mchad I hornet i raMdmOy Kan Aacat lo ptatua a O a g a iu t and avttrvt drug a p 11 30 O 4 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK A proile oI Wham* exludatg KMarvtaei tnth Gacega Mmhear and Andrea Redgetry and loolaga hum lhaa Chela tore 1 QMOVtC Tha Doyt From Bra I I |IA7II Gregory Pack l eurence 11 o AT THE M O W S Scheduled ravwvrt The (Xact Cauldron {Ottnay arenaiadl The Haa.ana, a id . The Man With Ore Rad Shoe (Jun Bdut/ti tom Mara t| l (SS| C4VCO A HO THE MAN k III MON IRE UK GOLDEN ROSE POP EESTTVAL m ttut I9«S concert at Mont' au■ Sed/arlartd laatreat) partocmart axkrda Mm Al Meat Pointer Select Bdy Ocean Kanrty lo ggm t, Cullura Club REO Speed* agon and uthart Evening Marald, Sanlotd FI. Fr(d«F. July 2*. I W S - S Celebrities Join C a m p a ig n To Locate M issin g Children L O S A N G E L E S (Ul*l| - A group ol riM-k slu rs .mil dltilrtrs will tirgiii np|H-urlng on televi­ sion com m ercials with pictures ol m issing children In uu i-riod lo help liM-ale more ihun 1.5 inllllnu yo u n gste rs rrporleil m issing each year T h e group. A lh le ie s and Celebrities Together lAC'T). will feature ap|>raranrrs by singer Jermaine Jackson, hroihcr ol Michael Jackson. OiMlgrr sec ond baseman Sieve Sax. and former O lym pic gym nast Cathy Hlgby The iiersonalllles will lake turns a p | H -a rm g m :i() second public service announcements with photographs o| missing children and will ask vlrwrrs lo Irlrphouc a toll Irrr lumitM r II they have clues. spokt-Miian Toper Taylor said Taylor said the lust s |k >I will I n' nimed liy a video coin|tany In I.OS Angeles. Pro Vidro Nrws Service, and led lo Its f»r>() subscrllM'r television slallons across l hr rou n lry on Wrd ursday The television slallons are not ohllgalrd lo use Ihr srg nirnts. but Taylor Ixilrvcs they will join In Ihr m ovrm rni to llud (h r 15 million chlldirn reported missing every year m Ihr tlnllrd Stales H r svild mnrr Ilian a do/rn crlrhrlllrs and s|mr1s llguirs havr ugrrrd lo makr Ihr ap|iearanrrs and rxfierls more will lollow Lyle Alrado. Los Angeles Haiders defensive end. said hr was glad lo ilo Ihr television H|M)ls *i know I cani go around ihr streets looking (01 missing kids — I wish I could — hut I can m a kr p rop lr aware ol the problem," Al/adosald. "I think Ihal anything will help al this (miIii I V lrw rrs will be askrd lo t el ephone I hr C h ild Fi nd <' r u l e r m New Y o rk a l 1 -8 0 0 IAM I.OST with any Information on ih r missing children, and asked m send lax-free dona­ tions to ihr private non-profit agency. GO GUIDE J 1200 (71 U START OF SOMCTMP4Q MO Hoal Slava Aken took t at hoe kuc got Patmi Thit m e t M e e t la Haney Andy Wakent Letda luaa Set Caeur novaau Bar tie a laykir Bradked Crackar Jackt koto 11 (SS| WKO KINGDOM Mkrkn Parkatt |oatt K e n in lt et an ahcel lo kludy He mgrklon patter nt ol canbou |R| 1205 12 ROBERT SCHULLER 1230 0 rlj FANTASY OLANO 12 (SS| SI(PrG STARS Sthedued etlarviaat arth Chevy Chaaa and tom Hankl momegoar reaclemi lo Couxm " 100 ( 7 ) 0 M OW Hade Crane |tys«i JaanSaamont GwyMackkun 105 0 JR4M Y SWAQQART 200 (3 0 CB* n e w s NiGHTWATCH 205 0 L A J W Y JONES 2:35 0 CHLDREN S FUNO •o aach d Vtam (R| 250 J ) O CHEFS in 19*7. Tyler A d i ( D O M O W theRavoROl IBdy 0 - n a a te . N o n a Op • SMcar (l*S4| Jana larto a Aral beck poke# cJvel and FAcRard (gan keep left kom mratligabng lha 305 amg-tetacplad enrea that have haunted lha loan lor decode* (Part 0 GET SMART s o is iiR ig 335 ( D O « O W Sla O u t M***l 0 WORLD AT LARGE •AcJtard Pryor Oare WAdar Too doen on lhaa kick tree Yoctet 400 vantent ad lo AM at p eon lor a rob bey may Odn I commK ipand 1| A O N O A T U R C U S A thaa dart eervatg to copa and 420 ptonaigtoaacapa |R)g (7) o M OW Caaetg I I (SSiOLRNCY Ortdtmond 119S t| Warier tB (W ) MYSTIRY1 Rady Aca OF Margarat LegMon 4:30 0 ITS YOUR BUBMESS Exhibi t ol c o n tr niporury sculpture hy young artists, through August '2.2, Sampson Gallery. Slrtson University. DrLand. Monday through Fri­ day. 9 a.m lo 3 p.m Frrr lo I he public. Parents Without Partners DrLand Sanford Chapter 284 TG IF parly for adults. 9 p.m., August 2 al laikr Monroe Inn. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Dane Ing or vi si ti ng with I'WP friends Cull Tom m y ul 734 llirough Ju ly 27 and al I I p m . Sumrihinti In Ih r Air with music ol Phil Collins and Genesis Admission $2 50 |h-i IN'rson |>er show Gencrul Sanford Museum and Library. Furl Mellon Park. 520 E. First SI.. Sanford. 2-5 p .m .. S u n tlu y . W e d iic h day .Thursday, and Frftlay. Seminole County Museum. H i g h w a y 17- 92 ut H u s h B o u l e v a r d . In ol d A g r l Centrr/County Home building. 0261. 9 a.in. to I p.m.. Monday National Quilting Association llirough Friday. Call 321-2489 Uullt Show and Comrpelltlon. for evening and afternoon ap­ Seminole Community College. pointment* Closed Sundays S a n f o r d . A u g u s t 3 10 through Labor Day. Workshops, lectures, fashion Central Florida Zoological shows and quilting activities. Exhibit of p rU r winning quilts Purk. Highway 17 92. laikr by Florida quitters. For In­ Monroe, open every day 9 5 Pit itl* faclllllcs formation call 3 2 1-6821. Handicap Singles Dance. Exhibition ol works hy late Wcstmontr Park. 500 Spring Frank Kunqiolla. Florida arllsl, Oaks Hlvd.. Altamonte Springs, through August 11 ol I-cm-Ii every second and fourth Fri­ lluven Art Center. 2416 N. day. Hours. 7 30-9:30 p.m. Mills Avc. , Orlando. Hours A dm ission 35 cents. Call 10-5. Tuesday llirough Friday; Claudia H arris. Weslinonle noon lo 5 . Saturday; 2-5, Park.. 862-0090. Sunday. Explore Ih r gulaxy with Open house and carnival al /s/ands In the Sky, John Young Winter Springs lai Pcllle. 601 P lanetarium 's new feature show, will continue Into Sep­ Stale Hoad 434. Saturday, tember Monday through Frl August 17 beginning ul 10 a m. day. 2:30 p in.; Saturday ami Pony rides, swing rides, moon Sunday. 2 and 4 p.m.. Loch wulk. und games. Fingerprint­ Haven Park. 810 E Hollins Si . ing of children Orlando Adults. $1; children, Florida's ollUial slate play. students, military and senior C m ss and Sword, In Its 21st citizens. *1.50. Members free. season, on H i g h w a y A I A MctfU Mania ( ’onih Ic Concert South. Si Augustine presents f eat ur i ng “ H e a v y Met al " performances nightly al 8:30 groups. John Young Planetari­ p.m except Sundays through um. Orlando Science Center. August 24. For reservations 810 E Hollins Avc.. 9 and 10 and Information, contact (904) p.m . Friday and Saturday 471-1965 �Friday, July J4, t — Evening Herald, Senlord. FI Daytime Schedule U O W IN O 8 (M| NCWS 500 000 » 630 (4 1NEWS O CBS EARLY MORNINO MEWS ( I ) U ABC NEWS THIS MORNINO t (35) ROPEY E FUNTIME 645 (T l O EYEW ITNESS DAYBREAK © | I 0 ) A M W EATHER 700 f ) l 4 i TODAY i T O CBS MORNINO NEWS ( f 1O O O O O MORNINO AMERICA (ftl (16) FLINTS MINT 9 7 30 600 f 4 119 •C 3 17: C J NEWS (JSIJEFFER SO N S (10) M A C N FIl / LEHRER NIWSHOLJM ffi (8) LAVEFINE & SHIRl f Y 2 6 05 11 ANDY GFUFFITH 6 30 O (4) NBC NEWS i l l Ocas NEWS IT I U ABC N E W S lJ i l l (14) ALICE © H I HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 635 11 SAFE A T HOME 7 00 (4» SALE OF TH f CENTURY I f ) O P M MAGAZINE Riptide Iter Joe Itonny; Ceiilnrnui i T o w n lie Hetunal Perk F i O JEOPARDY 111) (36) TEX ) CLOSE FOR C O M ­ FORT Henry gets lo the hntpffsl in lime lo mil nett the hMlh of hit ton. bul tl Ihe eapente ol being bred by en angry M y Wemwnyhl (Pert 3 ol © (10) NA1KJNAL GEOGRAPHIC Born Ot Fee" The muden 1*rente ol plate lecloruct. wheh erprems h<nt Ihe eeilh 1 lu s t he> erect**) Kilo 12 plates Ihet Mowty taper ele codKle end Inch peel tech other u»e< eons It eierrotted © (8) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 705 I X SANFORD ANO SON a 800 lUl (M ) W OOOY WOODPECKER ffi (S| HE A THC l IFF 805 11 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7:35 12 A L U N THE FAMILY 8:00 O ( I I T V S SLOOPEBS ANO PRACTICAL JO K ES S i r a Wonder pieyi a practical )oke on Herbie Hancock. Jayne Kennedy Ihlnki theE being queelKmad by an FBI agent (R) J O SCARECROW ANO MRS KINO Following her erteel by Ihe Weal Oerman peace tar peeerng t counter ten Ml. Amende end lee heed tar Ihe Bavarian Alp* lo teak aid bom an Agency operelite lying ti Tegerneee (Ml 11 MOVIE U ) (35) PINK PANTHER ( I0| MISTER ftOGEFLS (fl| (8|FAT ALBERT 1030 O 14 1SALE (3F THE CENTURY ' u RYAN’S MOPE ffi 110) POWE RHOU3E CD (8) NEW D C K VAN DYKE SHOW 6 35 11 BEW ITCHED 9 00 0 ® d iv o r c e c o u r t 11 00 3 0 DONAHUE O 4| WHEEL OF FORTUNE 1 O BARNABT JONES T l Q R « t f IS RIGHT II (34 )W ALTO NS 1 O a n o i c |M| ( I ) |I0ISESAM E STREET |R)fJ ft; (M ) ElOHT IS ENOUOH EE) (8) CAROL BURNETT ANO ffi 110) WE RE COOKING NOW FRIENDS CD 18) FAM Il Y July 29 f ) ( J B AS C O A ll Al l»m# ftcrwdtiisM) smfs Monlra*i f spent itI Voili (14%j« Jay* «| CliirhfiMtif• Or ti pIsbh 111; (35) O A llA fl © (101 LIVING WILD Ihe elleclt ol touriwn nvs*r gf n/ing «#mJ olh#r mn ririmmsmtitl p#&iftut<n on Africa ft AmlMiftsoti N*i Ihni*i Puli IJ CD (If M u v ir { im o » Mai Ion Ur ando Oaotg* C !kof! t^h(M8 invsttftgalmy Um murdw of a -oliaayoa. a vuleiin cop uncovart i comps#acy iriyflYing tf>a ftupp#** ftMin of a ftynlhafic foaf formula fry an o«l cailal 60S I X MOVIE Journey lo fiMoh |IM A ) Jama* Caan. Mrcfiaal n*rra 7m Savan KJaaUallc young man (osn Confadaracy during lha Civil Mar. bul hava IroubM accaplmg tha fiafdftbfpt O '4 / MIDDAY 3 O ' ONEW S ft (34) BEWITCHEO ffi (10) THE HEART O f THE DRAOON CD I8) m a m n u 12 05 11 U T IL E HOUSE ON THE PRAI­ RIE o (4) SEARCH FOR TOM ORROW T ) O YOONO ANO THE R E S T­ LESS I T ) O LOVING ) (34) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES <m 1:00 11 00 ett (R| 12:05 800 OF A M E R IC A 12:30 6 30 Q 14 ) NBC NEWS i 4 1O DBS NEWS (1 O ABC NEWS Q llj (14) ALICE ffi (8| HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 12 GREEN ACRES 7:00 88 Fat Inp led 105 7.05 9 30 (1 ) O NEW HART DKk regrelt the deenton lo make Joanne coauthor ol lue Leletl book when the tug geatt ma|or revitroni (R) 1:10 1:30 I B (34) SC TV 10:00 (1 ) O CAGNEY t LACEY CTirtt and Mary Belh mvetirgele t brutal u u e d committed on a high tchool honor tludanl who • bean arreeled •or khopkfllng |H|D ( I t (3 8 )INOCPENDENT NEWS © (1 0 IA L F V C FROM OFF CENTER Specie! effect! accompany play wnght Sam Shepard t monologue ' Tonguee. Harting Joeepff Chai­ kin O <•) POLICE WOMAN 10:10 I X M O V E Pardrwk (1448) Dean M irim Jerry tewtt A ranch tareman and a playboy pd thee wile ageeial croaks who art atlamplmg lo swindle tome term property 2:30 I I I O CBS NEWS NKJMTWATCH J [) (36) GUNSUOKE 2:50 ® O MOVIE Chary Ot A Mur. daraae" <18/4) Fbchard Conte. U « lee Mai 3:05 12 M O V S Beware Ot BlondH ( 1*41) Arthur Like, Penny Single Ion 3 30 <U)(3»)FAMM.VAEFAJA 4:00 I B (34) RMOOA 10:30 f lj (M l SOB NCWHART © ( NS M ONTY PYTHON'S FLYS40 CIRCUS ,12 SANFORD AND S O N 7 :30 O (0 ENTERTAINMENT TOFRQRT Interview with Baity White t l ) O WHEEL OF FO R TUNE m u JOKERS WILD (ft (35) BENSON ffi (8) ALL M THE FAMILY 7 :3 5 12 BAfEBALL San Orego Padres si Ansnls Brevet 200 I t (36) BIZARRE CD 4:20 O MOW Teres Detour ( I8ZZ) Cameron MitcheS. Prieuke 8:00 ■ ( j ! A -TEAM The learn a hired lo provide u b conduct tor an Arataan prmcaaa who * thraelaned by kid­ nappers as she It avert to her eed d m o lR ifJ (D O LOVE. LONG DISTANCE TrP da Pur Pay and Jack Fkoka Mar as ■ young couple who try lo oetreeme plague commuter marneget THREE S A CROW D Jack and Vicky try lo convince Mr Bred lord that the* nlereel n each other is more than fuel ■ physical Mtraclion (R)IJ (36) DALLAS (10) NOVA A took kt the env* rtinmenlei forces ihel mRuenca nat­ ural thspes end palter n* ol Vmgs kke tnowMekee. eunBoeets. tee kheae eggs and teed* <R|CJ © (6) MOVIE S y b i (Perl 1 o4 J) |IETF) M l Field. Joanna Wood CD O « 11 BRADY BUNCH 5:30 qn O i l PEOPLE 3 C O UR T j O M 'A 'S 'M Ji O n e w s “ (101 U N TAM ED WORLO (8) MORK ANO MINDY champion Merlins Navrelsova ward Baked on the novel by Flora finals Sr hrsib A young women da relop* 16 dillerenl perknrekliet at a letuff ol a traumatic chadhood wHh her tarbillc molhat (J) O r t U ABC NEWS VIEWPOINT ted Koppei at amines ihe media cover­ age ol the recent TWA Ftighl 14J hostage entrt end lakes a look el leMviuon t role in tha coverage ol letl breaking newt event* I t (36) C H IC O A NO THE MAN ffi |S| H O G A N 8 HEROES 8 30 MOVIE The Idtameker (I8 6 0 ) Ray S h a rk e y Tovah FehJkhub A mem puls live manager usee Vsnout ptoyt lo catapult two lean agart m o pop music llardom (7) U FO UL-UPS. BLEEPS t BLUNDERS f saluted Rad Buttons Mm dulls*at ot John Rrtlar Joyce OaWitt. Priscilla Barnet and Jane Fonda |R)tJ 1200 <i ) O M AGNUM . P I 41 s lormer Navy b u d d y ! request. Magnum and TC gel involved m an mveelgalun o4 S rlrug smuggling opavalion (R| (U) (36) RMOOA 0 )1(81 M O V * They Ware f .pend able ' (1945) Robert Montgomery, John Wayne 900 8 :35 (7) O MOVIE Mr Belvedere Fkngt The Bed (1*41) Canon Webb Joanne Oru 6 C (36) LEA VC IT TO BEAVER ( J ) o COL UMBO C okrmbo tnea lo tew up Ihe cryptic case ot a brkkanl tur germ (I eonerd Nimoy) who khked ■ nurae thal wnnetted a murder (R| f41 NEW LYW ED GAME O THREE S COMPANY O LE T'S MAKE A DEAL (M ) DUKES OF H AW ARD 110) R EADINO RAINBOW (8) I DREAM OF JEANFffE 5 :05 lu lu 6:00 (4 BALE OF THE CEN TUR Y T O *’ M MAGAZINE An year Gd od tycoon describes days at s widcetler. a raff down one ol Alaska • glacier a 3 if) 1) © © J u l y JU d n TAXI taxi Illi O (1 ) O BATE 8 ALLII Kale gelt At he a (oh •• the office but tobtequenl ever,It may wreck Ihew hiendthip (R) lib (36) OLHNCY © (10) EVENING AT POPS CeNtl Yo-Yo Ma t performance eicludee Krereler ■ llebettraud. "The Swan bom Semi Seent Carnival ol Ihe Anrmalt ’ end etcarplt bom Haydn t Concerto in C Mefor lor Ceko end Orthetlr* Whrte ANO 1 30 (710 JEOPAROY_ (34) TOO C LO SE FOR C O M ­ FORT Henry threatens lo move out when Muriel t mother decides lo move m © (10) NATURE OF THINGS Fee treed tperel cord merriee orctndt. the science ot luggMng © (8) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN MOVIE Bare Water. Death |1«T1) 5 :0 0 4 00 a >4' LATE NIGHT W ITH O A V » IF H E R M A N Scheduled ttnger Kim Camas Atlanta Hr*vet pileher Terry Fortier 111) (16) I LOVE LUCY 12 Q 4 SANTA BAFIBARA T O GlMAlYG LKIMT )> u GENERAL HOSPITAL (J l (34) B UG S B UNNY r nifiifVi © (lO IF L O R IO A S T Y lF (D (8) MEATHCLIF r O 14' LTTTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE O ilK IO ^ O N F W S T T (15) JEFFERSONS © (10) MAC NEIL / LEHRER NCWSHOUR © (8) LA VERNE 8 SHIRLEY o 4 :3 5 M ADOAMS FAMILY 300 1 05 C l (4 1 MOVIE Seetront (1983) Veronica Hamel Jeffrey DeMunn When pretauree lead lo Ihe emo lionet break down ol a high priced protlitule, the keekt proFettronel Ltxmtekng to mend her fragmented Ida ( M g 1:00 3 O CAPITOL 11 [M l O R fA T SPACE COASTER ff) 110) MAOlC O F Df COFUTIVE PAINTING H (M ) HE M AN ANO MASTERS Of THE UNIVERSE ffi (8) VO LTR O N . DEFENDER OF THE UNIVERSE 3 30 6 05 ( J O SIMON 6 SIMON Ihe Simon brothers try lo hnd oul who ■ threatening lo ke a pro loot boa player end hta learn ■ leathered meter,I (R) ( 7 ) 0 THE SAINT 11 (16) RltOOA © (8) MOVIE Delean <t»4J| Robert Taylor I hornet Miichek 4 .3 0 ® ( 101 MISTER ROGERS (R) CD(8) INSPECTOR G A D G E T 11 ANDY GRIFFITH 12:00 4 05 11 FLIN TSTO N ES 11 BUGS BUNNY ANO FRIENDS EVENING ( i i O ta x i i 7 C l ABC NEWS NIGH TU N E f ) (16) CHICO ANO THE MAN © (8) HOGAN S HEROES ? TUESDAY 11 30 0 ( f ) BEST OF CARSON Hatl Johnny Carton G uatll pnger Paltl 1 *Halle actiesi Clorlt Leechman, lormer Oryrnine I runner Abel Krvt- 4i ANOTHER W ORLD O ONE LIFE TO LIVE Tl (34) ANDY GRIFFITH ffi 110) JOY OF PAINTING >•30 3 O S TA R TREK F O M fR V G R lFflM 11 (151S C O O B Y DO O © 110) SESAM E S TR E E T (R) Q (D (t)S U P C R F R IE N O S 305 Q (4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES i T O A l l MY CHILDREN ;f 1. (34| DICK VANDYKE f t ) (10) FLORIDA HOME QROW N CD (<) MOVIE 11 MOVIE ( 1 4H J| O f ) O N E W S TT) (15) BENNY HILL © ( 10) DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE ffl 16) H OGAN 8 HEROES 12 P OR TR AIT RHOOE IS LANO 200 12:30 1005 8 30 keepsakes 1200 I ) 14) SILVER SPOONS (R| 3 O HOUR MAGAZINE IT ) O fio o o u o NAME TH AT TUNE T l(3 4 | (MOV ALLEY W (10) READINO RAINBOW CD (8) MY THREE SONS 12 FLINTSTO NFS 7:30 (4 I ENTERTAINMENT TOMOHT Interview mth John Fottyihe (S) Q INC ROW l) 1 U P ETE BOSE COUNTDOW N TO HISTORY A Nelortcel look el Cincinnati Rede pier* manager 1‘eie Rote at he dotes m on Ty Cobb • affirms Me)or league ca­ reer-hrt record Hot led by Johnny Bench 4| B ENSON 8) ALL IN THE FAMILY 930 4 1LOVE CONNECTION |8)OlDOET 10:00 7:35 5 O AS THE WORLD TURNS 11 (34| OOMER PYl F © HO) MAGIC O f PAJNTINQ 11 30 O I4| SCRABBLE ( T O ALL-8TAH B UTE ffi(10)FlO R )0 A 3TY LE AFTERNOON oss 11 I LOVE LUCY ITi (33) TOM AND JERRY EC <10) SESAME STREET (R)IJ © <6| INSPECTOR OAOQET MONDAY EVENIFKi s ffl (I0| A M WEATHER 5:30 (| ) NBC NEW S A T SUNRISE O C BS EARLY MORNINQ NEWS f j l U EYEYYTINE9S DAYBREAK 111 < 3 8 )0 0 0 0 DAYl i t NEWS (jb (l| JIM BAKKFR O 9 05 11 HAZEL 7:15 A IL IN TH E FAMILY 0 ( 4 ) I S C O UN TR Y t j BOB N EW H A n i S f C 110| FARM DAY O D faisuP tR FR irN O Q 0 (J ) RIPTIOE Cody end Sot hnd Ihemtarvet in Ihe middle ol a red kghl ditlrKI lor ay whan Nick • get Inadvertently sell off a battle be tween Iwo punpe |R) ( J l o WHO S THE BOSS? Angela It kaiout when the reekiet that Mona >• dating a young cottage man |R)Q 111 (36) QUINCY ffi (10) TEN WHO DARED 12:30 0 ® LA TE NIGHT WITH DAVIO LETTERM AN Scheduled former Ikik Show host Dick Cevell comedh sn Pee wee Herman I T (35) I LOVE LUCY 12:55 12 M O V * "To p Secret Affair'' (I94T) Susan Heyward, Kirk Doug­ las 930 ® O m a il T O THE CHIEF While the President la about lo throw oul Ihe hr*I ban on bsseCisk • oparang day. ZoNKov proper»t 10 wtvsk O v e r away in a trunk lo be dokv •red lo KGB headquarters m Mos­ cow )R )rj 1000 0 (4) REM INGTON STEELE Laura and Remmglon are heed to locale a men who I disappeared with a veto •bra chocolate chip cookie recipe (" I ( D o MACQRUOER 6 LOUD Jen ny uaum et the role ol a prostitute In an effort to reunite a runaway teen ager with her parents | R ) g I t (36 )INDEPENDENT NEWS © (10) THE RED BARON The amkjmg tie ol Oerman kghier pool Manbed von Fbchtholen. more commonly known se Ihe Red Baron, it kindred bom htt child­ hood lo hr* controverusi lest dog- 1 00 ( D o MOVIE "I Was A Male War Bride (19491 Ctoy Qtenl. Ann Sheridan (IB (M l LEAVE IT T O BEAVER 1:10 (1) O M C C LO U D Rodeo perform, ert ere the prime tuspeclt n i l * net ol Centre) Pert Mayings (ft) I t (36) SC TV 11) ( M ) 1:30 2:00 2:30 1 O C B S NEW S M GNTW ATCH H (35) O U N S M O K I 2:50 ( D O M O V * W e re Not Mamed ' (1843) D e n ) Wayne. Ginger Rog ) (8) POLICE W OMAN ar;. 10:20 a M O V * 'Mayor Divides |I9«S| Charlton Heaton Fkchetd Herne A Union mayor heed* too rerun leer pnaonert on a dangerous rrussron 10 30 (Il (36) BOB F4EWHART 11:00 i (?>(!)■ CD O new s (36) BENNY HILL (10) DAVE ALLEN A T LANGE (8) H OG AN'S HE RCXS 11:30 0 ( D TO N IG H T Host Johnny Car •Off Scheduled Wrmbtodon tame 3 :0 0 12 M O V * Bkondte On A Budget (1940) Penny Singleton Arthur lake. .. 330 I I (36) FAMILY AEFAM *. 400 I I (38) RMOOA iw, #20 ® O M O V * "Sierra Baron” (1968) Brian Keith. R iu Jason 4 :3 0 (M ) RMOOA 8 GET SMART �Evening Herald, Sanford El F r id a y . July 2*, I t t l - I Ryan O'Neal A n d The Beaver Never Met De»r Dick — I recently aa w Ryan O'Neal on a "Leave It to Dearer" rerun. Could thla have been hla first part on TV7 And what year waa this •how? — M.R.9., Pasadena, Texas. O'Neal says thal while he was on a “ Dobte Olllls " .trul a "Hai helur Father" as a teen age actor he iIim- h not remember IxMng on a "Beaver." Mis flrsi TV work was as a stand-in and stunt youth and hit player on a Berman series. "Tates of the Vikings." when he was living in Germany with his parents "Beaver" ran Irom 1957 to 1963. Dear Dick — 1 would like to know the name of the woman who played on "Dynasty" about a year ago. She played the butler’s daughter, who came from Paris. Is she the tame person who played on "Lost In Space," as the daughter, and "The Chisolm s," aa the daughter who got pregnant by their guide to the West? — H.B., Killeen, Texas. We have four dllTerent young ladles playing those three different parts. Angela Cartwright was the daughter on "Lost In Space" and both Stacey Nrlkln and Delta Burke played that Chisholm daughter ai various times. And Kathleen Beller was the butler's daughter on "Dynasty." Dear Dick — Would yon please settle an argument between me and my son. He says that on the video, "W e Are the W orld," Dan Ackroyd July 31 WEDNESDAY EVEMF4Q 6 00 5 (Ml - l e m r u o w s 01 (10) M ACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSMOUR ffl ID LA VERNE S SHIRLEY 605 U AHOY GRIFFITH 6 :3 0 O ‘ NBC NEW S 5 Q CBS NEWS 7 O ABC NEWS □ 0 (Ml ALICE (D ID h a p p y d a y s a g a i n 6 :3 5 11 GREEN ACRES 700 * SALE OF TH E CEN TUR Y - O P M M AGAZINE London • Scotland Yard, weight Niter B n franot 7 O JEOPAROY 11 (M l TO O C LO S E FOR C084'O flt Andrew a taken by a kenke ¥ *fy3mottm during arm of Mum* ft »*ftfttonft ® 110) SM ITHSONIAN WORLD U g h l" H m I David McCcAough aiamtaee old tnd new end a > • > « , ol loot* •ntl method* lor m euurtng ton# Q ffl ID HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ? _ 7 :0 5 t l SANFORD A N O SON 7 :3 0 B ® tN TEH TA IN M E N T TONIGHT -mwrww wtth Rodney OangerlMd 1 Q WHEEL O F FO R TU N E 7) L ) JOKER S WILD P4) BENSON HI ALL W TH E FAMILY 7 :3 5 12 BASEBALL Ssn Diego Padre* •I Atlanta B ra n t -art B 8 00 J ) h i g h w a y T O H EAVEN RaNome ana, to ywari. a •om4n s " » s m Jonathan * aid to « * " M r 'ether* torgivenaa* tor 'w w g had a chad out ol wedlock (Rig 1 O HIROSHIMA. P U * 40 YEARS Newly 40 yaari atlar the y 1** attach on Japan. Wanar T * * * 4 w m n a i I he legacy of lha •tonvc aga In candid interview* mth American and Soviet aoacul■tii ly O S T A R Y o f s o s j e d s n g m a " (M ) DALLAS • 1*1 N ATIO NAL G E O O R A FH C * took el the eftorta ol U S and ‘-•'•‘Ran acjanfwti p, U ve M Kleiner 6 |S) MOVIE Sybil (Pari ? o» J) (I9F7) Salty Flew, Joanna Wood ekrd Baaad on tha novel by Flora Fthata Schratb A young rroman de­ velop* I t ditlaranl paraonektia* at a raaull ol • traumatic cMdhood with har tadiatK mol bar 9:00 O ® F A C TS OF L E E Lov* a * tha arr whan ona ol Mr* Gar rail a tormar high achooi twaathaartt ita•apactadty a m w i at lha thop (B) Jl o MOVIE "Two K rrJi Of Love" 1100 I ! l ) (J ) O (7 O NEWS 2 (391 BENNY MILl f fl 110) DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE ( I ) (I ) H O G AN ’S HEROES 1200 (® O MOVIE Whoa Slop Tha Ram?" 1 1978| Nek Nolla. Tuaaday Wald 0 t h e SAINT |36) RMOOA 2 ( I ) MOVIE Ttarty Sacondt Ovar Tokyo" ttM 4 ) spanckr TikCy. Vkn Johnson 3> ■IX MOVIE And Than Thara Wara Nona ((949) Loult Hayward Wal­ ter Hutton (R)rj tM JO O IN C Y (10) SURVIVAL Photographer* Tony and I lf Bom lord reveal tha h M ol two apaerwa til *aal lound in tha Outar Hefurde* oh Scotland • S * tJ tl 9:30 ( D DOUBLE TR0LBLE Tha hatna diacovar thal thav lathar (Donnaey Rhodaa) •» planrang 10 vtalfltwm. but toy turn* to aorrow whan lha gaM Warn ol tha on going taud batwwan man tathar and Aunt Margo (R) rhror ol a haacoptar path rrondart why ha waa aparad (R| CD o MOTEL A arty arbal aanda hr* pan-pal a ptchaa oI Patar n il tad ol taa own, a young man laama that an old Hama la dating h a lathar. a raunron o» Fool bad playara poaaa prObama tar a SI Gregory • baHman (R |Q I t (M | M OEPENOENT NEYYS ffl ( 101 THE NORTHERN EDGE (f t ID POLICE WO*4AN 10:20 12 M O V E Saraga wademea*' ( 1BBS) Victor Matura. Guy Madiann Whan a paw ol bappan become Army acouta. thay attampt to con­ vince thaw holhaadad commander thal an attaca on taduna noMd ba 10:30 (M l B O S NEW UART 2 600 (i) ( 1) 0 (7)0 NEWS (M ) JEFFERSONS (10) MACNEA / LEHRER NCWSMOUR QO (B) LA VERNE 4 SMIFILEY 605 12:30 O l| l LATE NIGHT WITH DAVIO LETTCRM AN Scheduled corned, anna Paula Poundttone musician Tools Th aliment (I J |U |I LOVE LUCY 100 d l O MOVIE "Tan North Freder­ ick" 1 1»94| Gary Cooper, Diana V trii 1J) 136) ETHIOPIA: THE NIG H T­ MARE CONTINUES 130 a CD NEW AVENGERS Steed and Pur day mrakhgata Foma itrange arania wittun lha rraetary |R| 2 00 U ( M ) BIZARRE 2:20 <12 M O V C The Leal Chance" (1964) Mehta! Rennie. Dtntaia B, 2:30 o CSS NEWS MGHTWATCH (M)OUNSMOFLE 3:00 (7 ) o M O V E Tonghl Wa Stag" 119631 Em Pv u a Anna Bancroft 3:30 U ( M l FAAMLY AFFAIR 400 U K M IR H O O A 4:20 U GET SMART 4:30 (11(36) RMOOA 4:90 12 WORLD AT LARGE August 1 ffi (10) WILD AM ERICA A look at baby arrmalt including tkunta. raccoon* owta and baara Her rung turrhal Mata |R )p ( 2 (I ) MOVIE Com a (1978) Oenemara Buy*). M e ntal Oougiaa A tamale intern bacomwa auapemu* of Fatal ’ accident* wheh at* oc­ cur ring etth alarming Fraguency tl a Notion hoapitel dX ANOY GRIFFITH 6:30 I (f> NSC NEWS I I ) Q CBS NEWS 17J O ABC NEWS g ) ( M l ALICE I (9) NAPPY DAYS AGAIN 635 7:00 a (4l SALE OF THE CEN TUR Y P M MAGAZINE lira Met neM. Otympe drying coach Flon O Brian I7) O JEOPAROY f t (35| TOO CLOSE FO R C O M ­ FO R T Not wanting more children Henry diacukaat haring a raaseto- Tl O ( £ 110) NATURE On The Edge Of Paradtaa" An aapioration o4 a 300 mde-lona erchipalago oI talanda In lha Caribbean, a placa nr great nalleal beauty threatened by JOth. century mduimaMation 0 (9) NAPPY DAYS AGAIN CD FAMILY TIES Ale. * plan* tor a wild and crayy 18th bwthday ceWbratton with Foma ol hi* tchoo! m a in gat* kayoed by a concmnad Eh** |R) ffi (10) THIS OLD F*OUSE InttaPng a whwtpool tub 900 f l CD CHEERS Sam agree* lo pitch in a charity eottbek game where M opponent* era a team ol beautitul Playmate* (R| (I) a Si m o n 4 SIMON The Simon* era head lo help a meek or • mrhotogitl prove ha t not tha dead ty aacrkt agent wanted by Iniarpol WU 2 ' (M ) 0UP4CY ID (10) UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES C O USTEAU 9:30 o ( D NIGHT C O U R T When * Oypty leadar I* cited lor coniempt tie puli a curia on everyone in the courtroom (R| 10:00 705 12 SANFORD ANO BON 7:30 B ( i l IN TIR TA JN M IN T TO NIG HT tntarriaw with Duran Duran mam bars Simon La Bon, Nek Ftaodee and Ftogar Taylor ( I ) O WHEEL OF FORTUNE * ( J JOKER S WILD I t (3 6 )BENSON (ft (9) ALL 94 THE TAMIL Y 7:35 1 2 BASEBALL San Diego Pedree al Atlanta Braraa 600 a CD C O M Y SHOW Claw and CMT art at odda error whether thay •houtd tiara another chad (R) ( D O MAGNUM. PA Magnum and lee cronree hare trouble battering that a auara Frenchman a (Paul Vat(her) tola obRCItra It rinding a mtaamg haw (R) CD a M O V* Summer OF tanocanca" ( I97II JervMwhaal Vrewnl Waaam Rati Three CMFornu boya ar.joy the avt and tend unta tawy bagm to reakra that there > more to ) (36) DALLAS 0 ( 4 ) I ] ) 0 ( 7 ) 0 NEWS Hi (39| BENNY HILL tD (10) DAVE ALLEN A t LARGE ffl (8) H O G AN 3 HEROES 11:30 O C i) TO NIG HT Ho*I Johnny Car aon Scheduled comedian Bill Maher, tha pieno duo l eBeque u t tat* c i) g ta x i ! t O ABC NEW3 NIGHT LINE 2 (39) C H C O AND THE MAN ffl (8) H O G A N S HEROES 6 30 e 12 GREEN ACRES 12:20 10:00 B ( D B T ELSEWHERE A 14 yaw tod pragnant proatituta M aban donad by har boytnand. FNtar * EVEMNQ 11:30 ttoal Johnny Carton SchaduNd guitamt Sianlwy Jordan ( 1 ) 0 TAXI (B O ABC NEWS NtOMTUNE iff) (39) CHICO ANO THE MAN (f t (•) HOGAN 8 MEI40C9 1100 THURSDAY O CD TO NIG HT |I983| Llndaay Wagner, Ricky Schroder Tragady klnkea a cioaa m il family and torcaa an adowacanl 10 taca tha hatch raafdwa o) ala (R) o DYNASTY Tha rturnon ol Alta la with king GaMn haa an unai ■ pactad ahacl on Amanda. Claudia l marrtaga to Sleven aouri. Jett goaa to kitremw* to attract lady Aihtoy Dear Dick — I heard that "The Jeffersons" Is leaving the air. Is thla true? If so, why? Also, why was “ Alice" eradicated earlier? — K.H.. Rock Island. III. la standing neat to Harry Belafonte, on hla right side, In the back row. I say he's not. Who'a right? Yes, "The Jeffersons" lias mil been renewed lor If I’m correct, who la he? — E.L., Reading, Pa. next season Seldom Is a show dropp'd (or any reason Your son Is right, although Ackroyd Is actually standing on Harry’s left side But as you view It, he's other than poor ratings Alice" had run a long lime, and the ratings had slipp'd badly. The same thing on the right holds true for "T h e Jeffersons." In Ihr Iasi ratings. It Dear Dick — Whatever happened to the movie, was fi7llt Ami there are only 70 shows "Anne of the Thousand Daya"? It's never shown Dear Dick — A few years ago, I saw a movie on TV and It'a not on video. I read somewhere that It will never be released. What happened? etarrtng Donald Sutherland and Oene Wilder. They played twins who were separated at birth. — 8.N.. Whittier, Calif. It was a comedy and the atory line waa similar to Thai film, starring Richard Burton and Genevieve "The Coralclaa Brothers." I can’t find It llated In Bujold. was certainly released and was a big critical any of my movie trivia books or TV movie books. success. And It was listed In Leonard Maltln's hook of Please help me find the title and year. — W. B„ " T V Movies," so It must have been shown on T V I Bismarck, N.D, susjrect that. If It hasn't been put on a video, that's Thai was "Start Ihr Revolution Without Mr." because the Video makers don't think tl will have btg released In 1970 sales. •hooping crana from arhnclron |R| _ 0 * l Q ifiO N m Ask Dick Dear Dick — There’s a 88 bet on this onet 1 say Bosley on "Charlie's Angels" was Peter Boyle and my friend insists It was Peter Doyle. Who pays who? — S.M.H., Houston, Texas. You both pay me It was David Doyle, f > (1) HAL STR EET B LUES Batee goat undercover lo hnd a ptychopalh Who • ktang proatituta* F|W* to Ine* lo tattle a diaputa between lha apunad Chrel Dan wit and Mayo (R) CD O KNOT8 LAN04NQ Greg I* ordered lo gal Gary out o4 lha Emp r* Vakay operation. Fhrth angi near* a plan lo diltuka Mack • mquwia* kilo the Gal ration butmaa* (Big C7) O 20 / 10 Scheduled Hugh Down* Mamma* dHftonetty tnd how wa ute II lo our advanlag* g (U | WDEPENOEN T NEWS (10) NEW Y04BCS MASTER « CHEFS Q ) It) POLICE WOMAN 10:20 12 MOVIE "The Fighting Kenluckl art" 1 1949) John Wayne. Vara Rail Ion In tha earty 1900a. a Kentucky man attampta lo prevent a paw a* crook* horn (tailing and * l« hnd* ten# to romance tha beautiful daughter ol • French gene, a 10:30 a [M| BOB NCWMART |tot FANTASY O F FLORIOA 12:00 CD a n e w AVENGERS Steed em bar** on a trantic tearch lor an agent who delected to an feiletn Bloc nation (R) O THE SAINT (3D R H O O A S 18) MOVIE Sand* O) two Jima" 11949| John Wayne John Agar 1225 12 MOVIE The Quitter Memo,an <hwn' (19661 George Segal Alec Gu*na«* 12:30 C l <8 > LATE NX3HT WITH DA WO LETTERM AN Scheduled actor c o ­ median John Candy III (39) I LOVE LUCY 100 CD O L40VTE "Hudaun * Bay M940) Paul Muni. Gena Tierney I f (36) LEAVf H TO BEAVER 1:10 CD O MOVIE The Fendith Plot O) Dr fu Manchu (I960) Paler Seiler 1 SkdCaeaar e. I f (M ( SCTV 130 200 1 f| M ) BIZARRE 230 ( I ) O CBS NEWS M GH TW ATCH I t (36) O UNSM O FE 235 12 MOVIE Fighter Attack (1963) Starting Hayden. Joy Page 2:50 CD O U O « A8 About Eve" 11990) Bella Dane, Anna Bailer 3 30 H (M | FAMILY AFFAIR 4:00 46(361 RHOOA 4:20 12 WORLD AT LARGE 4:30 ) ( M ) RMOOA S Q TT SM ART �I — E ven in g H er ald , Sanford, FI F rid a y , July 1*. 1W Vietnam Veterans Group Pickets 'Rambo' SAN FR AN CISCO (Ill'll - A group ol Vietnam vetr rails picketed a theulrr iliuwlnR Sylvester Stallone’s I*** oil Ire smash "R a m In i Fust Blood IF lierause they saiil II presents "a twisted glorllli .it ton ot com In th e m o v i e . R a m b o Vietnam veterans and that die film presents a twisted glorifi­ cation ol combat that In no way Impann lo I he viewer any Idea ol what the real horror and tragedy ol war are like." orgaHirer Eduardo Cohen said single hamledly rescues Antrr Iran prisoners ol war still held In Vietnam and kills hundreds of Vietnamese and Russians In I he process "W r feel II Is promoting war In South Amerlea like John Cohen said olhrr veterans li.it ” II.ill a-do/cti member* the Wayne movies got us ready In organizations have voiced Veterans Speakers Alllam e do In Vietnam .” said Jim support for llielr proiesl ,ip|K-.ired Wednesday carrying H e n d ric k s o n w h o lost tils right We plan lo ask Svlveslrr stuns with tlicnsagr* such as arm In a rockel trlast Stallone lo re Irani hum la-tug a "Th e veterans want people Kainlio 0|H-its W o u n d s lli.it spokesperson for Vietnam Were H e a lin g anil 1 lie who feel they uiusl see the film v e in ," Cohen said lo do so with the knowledge (■realest W arriors Are I lie II In s really concerned. Knndm does mil represent real <dies Who Stand I'or I'eaee why Isn't some of Ihe money the film Is making going lo self-help programs (or the vet rrans?” Hendrickson asked Social Security Disability Wc Specialize In: • NEW CLAIMS • RECONSIDERATIONS • BENEFITS CUT OFF • HEARINGS BEFORE THE JUDGE W A R D W H IT E & A S S O C IA T E S (O v r r 30 Y n £x(>cr1cnrc) Free Consultation • No Faa Unless Wo Wlnl ( 3 0 5 ) 3 2 1 - 1 3 1 0 ___________ J u d g e Cans Suit A g a i n s t C o m e d i a n SAN FR AN CISCO (Ill’ll When comic Rohm Williams rl|i|M'd Into Reg* brand wines during a videotaped comedy performance. the owner ol Rege < rliars wasu I laughing Instead. In- sued, lull a state Court ol Ap|M-al dismissed I hr sun Wednesday saying dial llgmrnts ol a comic's luiagi uallon'' arc prnleclrd t» the Fust Amendment D a v i d U r g e a r c use d Williams. Polygram Records lm Home llox Olllcc and oilier firms of drlamallon and ‘trade Ii I h-I through a Joke in ...Swimwear Continued from page 2 which Williams s|mmi(i d wine Sill Hiller v hv suggest lug Ri gr wine was a black wine "Inugli enough In In- advertised hv football player Mean Joe tireen “ Ac* onling lo Ap|H'ul Court Judge .I Anthony Kline. Ihe liusls lor Urge's sull was Ibal "Williams |oke assTM-tales Rege b ra n d wines wi t h bl acks, allegedly a sue to economic* group ill persons commonly considered In la- the antithesis ol wine connoisseurs Kline called Urge's argument "completely untenable Urge s (-(intention (bat Ihe |okr disparaged Ills wine pro duels by associating Ibrui wilb hi.n ks is repugnant to values emlx-ddcd In our Constitution and must la- resoundingly re­ jected.'' Kiltie wrote lor Ihe Ihrre-Jiidgc panel The comic's iboughis ''are obvious llgincnls of a comic Imagination. Impossible lor any s e n s i b l e p e r s o n to l ake seriously.” Kline wrolr Kline said to rule otherwise would "chill the her speech rights ul all comedy performers and humorists, lo the genuine detriment of our s<aTrty.” w alrr as well as out and their ruses Is little more than new freedom was reflected In strategically placed strings. scantier beach attire And some self-confident Ity the :UH men bad dls- I bathers have even reverted carded their bathing shirts and buck to ihr days of sktnnystain women la*gan showing dlpplng. she said, with trips to more skin than swimsuit as whal was un t i l u recent well sherlirs crackdown llrrvard 1064 brought topless bathing C o u n t y ' s n u d i s t h a v e n . and the bikini s h ru n k to I’layaltnda lleach. p r ac t i c al l y n o t h i n g . Lots Dyru.s. a Sanford lasblon shop A rral shock for Ihe likes of owner, said Sanford residents Mrs VanLandlngham . with shied away Irom topless suits, memories of a more nualent but are stepping unabuahedly day lo public acccplanrr ol Hits Hashing of female flesh, some d a rin g damsels were hauled Irom the beach In poddy wagons. Ms Kldwcll said. My the late IU 20 » as women became more involved In the sport of s w i m m i n g , their swimwear la-gau In mimic the i best- coveri ng lank styles l a v o r r d by me n . Wo me n I n t o t o d a y ' s r e v e a l i n g became more liberated III the sw im w ear, which In some jrjFto vd T b — tree nr SATELLITE TECHN O LO G IES k • Over 800 Movies Per Month piaIK rwis M JW tvw • ui m in hi m i i ( m i Bll t i l IM » » Call 321-SHOW M PRESENTS ST. ELMO'S FIRE Shows 6:45, 8:15, & 9:45 THIS W EEK! 2 for 1 H EIN EKEN S m 203 S. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b9eb2484a924f794e55cbc6cecfce23a.pdf 0d4fa81f6363b5556a323f610679e316 PDF Text Text Sanford Faces $ 1.50 Tax Rate Hike By Rick Bronson H erald S ta ff W r ite r Sanford's new city manager ha* submitted a >12 4 million budget (or fiscal year 1985-86 ■.illmg lor an Inrrrasr In ihr [itu|>«-riv lax rate for the first uni' to Sanford residents since 1970 t v Manager Frank Faison in unintended Monday in his (>fo|xi*eel budget ilia) property i .m '-s lw set al $4 94 |>cr $ 1,000 .ihm ss« il valuallon. a 30 percent ii ii lease- over tills year's rale ol * I 44 I lo pro|xised budget Includes funding all rilv departments except the Sanford Airport Authority, which is expected to submit Its budget at a later date If approved as presented, the total budget will lie about >2 5 million m ore than the $9 9 million the city commission approved (or this fiscal year While the proposed $4 94 lax r.ite may not Ik- approved fully by the commission, a poll of the com m ission ers available for comment tialay indicates some I v |k- of Increase can Ik-expected Commissioner Milton Smith said a lax Increase Is needed Because we re putting things In our budget that should have tieen In there years ago “ He (minted out the need to upgrade i tie city's parks and public areas, as rerommrnded by the Scenic Improvement Board In Its recent report to the commission Hut Smith predicted there would Ik- few complaints from residents about a tax Increase because, ''People will see their money working We need to do this In order to meet the peoples' needs and give them more pride in l he city " Commissioner David Farr said be thinks with all the nrw housing and apartment con stru ctlon now u n derw ay In Sanford. Ihere would Ik- enough adcled to the tax base which might not require a lax Increase Hut he said the revenues that will come from that new con structlon won't Ik- realized (or another year afier completion, since they are pul on the tax rolls this coming November, but tax payments arert t made until the following November Commissioner John Mercer said he hasn't examined the budget yet and Commissioner Koliert Thomas mold not be reached for comment Mayor Bettve Smith was attending a luncheon in Orlando honoring a delegation from China Mere is how m uch it is estimated it will cost m 1985 86 to operate the cits s departments under the promised budget The figures include the estimated 1984 85 expenditure, followed hv next year's estimate A d m in is t r a t iv e S e r v ic e s $ 2 1 8 .0 8 7 — $ 3 2 6 ,5 0 7 . E n g in e e rin g and P la n n in g $280 443 - $382,030 Finance $247,386 — $287,344 Parks No Discipline For 2 Deputies In Sex Set-Up S an fo rd W elcom es C h in e s e V isito rs By Rick Brunson Herald S ta ff W r ite r Sanford laid thr pi.inks lor a bridge ol friendship all thr wav lo China Monday, as thr city hosted a 10 rnemlM-r delegation ol business and (Nillileal leaders Irtim I fiat country ai a linn lirnn and lour <>l the area I be visitors Irom China's souihrrn (Miri i ii v of Guang/hou. and atxiui .30 <•1 i lic it Sanford counterparts ale, drank, laughed and exchanged gills al a luncheon at thr Skyport restaurant f he Chinese ea ch w earin g a Golden Age ti.lilies baseball rap. th r u e m b a rk e d o n a I I V hour sightseeing lour ol ihr city, including stops of. Central Florida Regional Hospital. Hamilton Elementary School and a Winn Dixie grcK-rry store. Th r tlrlegation la In Sanford for a w erk o f negotiations with Orlando Helicopter Airways Inc., a Sanford com puny, which landed a 15-year, r n u ltlm llllo n c o n tr a c t w ith the Chinese earlier Mils year. The contract Is expected to tie Dualized this week, according to company s|iokrsrnrn Th r luncheon was marked by gulrtv and well wishing, with thr Chinese and S.uilnrdllrs swapping smiles and business cards All hough language wu* a tiarrlrr. the iw o groups skirled II hv using Iwo Inlrrprrtrrs and Ihr universal language — laughter — lo llll In the g.qis I hr Iuik hrun was opened with a prayer and thr pledge ol allegiance Sanlord Coiiimlsslonei Milton Smith. ......... dried (tie prayer volrrd thanks By Susan l.oden Herald S ta ff W riter tun Seminole Counlv slierllTs tlrpu tics ih r oh|rel ol an ltitern.il prntir alter allc-grcllv nitsh.indling thr investigation ol a sexual assault ease used (Mint lodgment hut will mil he punished Seminole Counlv Sherilt John I’olk said IcmI.iv he will c niinnrl deputies John Nc-gi i and Ginn ii Nagala so i ticv will know how in handle such a situation should one arise again tail they will not tic punished lor making wnat he called an "error in |udgniriit Thai (mmii lodgment involved the deputies allowing a 14 vc-ar old tmv lo meet with an O rlando man who allegedly sexuallv assaulted thr tmv as they sai m the- man s parked car w lm Ii Negri and Nag.ita had iindet sin vetllanee 3 hr Incident iH-curted in the paiking lot ol ihe Ktvstal restaurant i s Highway 17 92 Fern Park at almtn midnight on June 26 Earlier in the evening ilo- tun s I.liber said be overheard fils son oil llutelephone with Ihe suapeci apparrnilv making a dale W » «$ fey Temmw V »*<•«* Tang Guo Liang, m ayor of Guangzhou, left, shakes hands with Sanford City Commissioner David Farr "fo r Ihr fellowship with our friends from Chinn " Ai ih r head tahlr. Guang/hou Mayor Tang Guo Liang, dunked by San lord Mayor H ciivr Smith and Orlando Mayor Hill Frederick, re marked how well tie was rn|oylng ihr s le a k d in n er Mrs S m ith and Frederick recalled fund memories of •heir recent trips to China At another table, one delegate I.night Commlsslimrr David Farr how and greets Sanford Mayor Interpreter Li Zhlhua. to wrltr and pronounce his name in Cantoursc. the major dialect s|Mikni in southern China In a more livelier section ol ihr banquet room. Henry Schumacher, of •he Sanford Alr|mrt Authority, and delegalr Lu 1.1 He spill a earalfe of whir "Bottom s up. bottom* up." Ur kepi saying In Cantonese Before thr dinner ended, thr iwo embraced and Sc humacher railed Hr Beftye Smith with "T h e next mayor of Sanlord " The iwo groups watched a video presentation about Orlando and thru toasted each other Mayor Liang Ihrii presented Mayor Smiih with IxMiks about Guang/hou and a perfumed coin emlMissed with a cow — the Chinese s v iii IkiI lor good business drullngs Mayor Smith pres­ ented Liang with a key to thr <itv See V ISIT, page 8 A SCA Votes To Disband; Head Start Fate Uncertain By Donna E stea Herald S taff W r ite r Seminole Community Action is dis handing and ih r fair ol t h r local Bead stall program Is uncertain Not llled that Ihr state w ill urge Ihr Ic-drrul government to deny binding to Head Slarl while II Is unclrr the control ol SCA. tlie SCA hoard ol directors with seven members present Monday night Serviceman Killed In Auto Crash A 19 year -old Sanlord man stullonrd al Ft Sic-wart Army B.ISC- in Georgia was killed m a car accident early Saturday Pvl David Scull Wilkins, son ol Kenneth and Hetty Wilkins. 812 Cherokee Circle, Sanford. died al about 6 a in Saturday. An Arm y spokesman gave this «ii*i*ciiini of ihe arcldent Wilkins was travelling East on Georgia Highway 119 when hta 1978 Pontiac Trans Am lilt a National TODAY Action Reports 3A Classifieds 4.SB Dear Abby IB Deaths ... SA Comics ...... 6B ... 7A Hospital 7A Nation IB People 5 7A Sports IB Television 8A Weather 7A World and Recreation $652,295 — $943,446. Police ahoul $2 I million — $2 4 million Fire about $1 3 million — SI 5 mil lion Public Works about $1 5 million — $2 million Refuse $838,200 - $1.023 455 Water and Sewer and $2 4 million — $3 05 million The comparative figures tor •>l>crutiiig the i lls administration are as follows Clt\ Commission $53,305 — $38 726 Cltv Man u grr s o ffic e . 5 I O 1.839 $99 424. I.cgal services $55,735 *03 689 Assistant Citv Man See T A X . page 8 A v o te d unanim ously to re llnqulsli sponsorship ol Ihe program and hi dissolve the agency as of Aug 31 They urged the U S Department of Health and Human Services to desig­ nate the school Ixtarcl as thr new s|Hinsciring agency for Ihr program Bill two members of thr school Ixiarcl Put I r Ison and Bill Krull — were reluc tant today lo say whether thrv would sup|M>rt a school system take­ over of the program designed lo give three and four-year-old children from underprivileged families educational experiences prior to ihrir going lo public school Kroll said |( accepting ihe program would mean a commitment (nr addl 1 1 o n a I in on e y . "o u r b u d g e t is sirap|K-d " Cities Ready For Old-Fashioned 4th D a v id S. W ilk in s Guard Low Ikiy and burst llauirs A Low Hoy Is a piece military equipm ent used h a u lin g h e a v y m 1111 i hardware Wilkins attended Seminole High School In Sanford and had tieen in the Arm y less than a year An arm y spokesm an said Wilkins was a Tank Systems Mechanic in the Armored Tank Division By Jane C asselb erry Herald S ta ff W rite r Old-fashioned Fourth of July celebrations are planned for Thursday In Sanford. Altamonte S|irlngs. Oviedo and Geneva Firew orks d isp la y s al thr S a n fo rd la k r fr o n l on Lake Monroe, al Ihr Altamonte Mall and behind Ihr Oviedo Post O ffice on Geneva Drive will climax thr day's activities. In Fort Mellon Park the Sanford Parks and Krcrrattun Dr partnirnt will sjMinsor a duy of 4th of July Closings City, county, state and federal offices and banks and post olTIrrs w ill be clo sed T h u r s d a y In, Seminole Counly for the Fourth of July Friday, employees In Winter Springs, state offices the school hoard office, and Ihe County Health Department will have Ihr day off. Surplus food distribution by thr American Red Cross scheduled for July 3. 4. and 5 will takr place' Julv 10 at Crooms High School. Mr said. "Evrrvtlinr I ask lor some thing from ihr budget rommlttee. it is shot down I am lold there is no money and I assume ihere would Ik- iiu money lor Head Slarl Mrs Telson said while Ihr Brad Slarl program has Ik-cii successful. I can I tell what Ihr school Itourd would clo until I lo o k al Ihr hudgri and look ul See SCA. page 8 A Sanford: July II. at Altamonte Com m unity Church. Altamonte Spr* 3s. and July 12 at the Baptist Church In Chuluota There will be no garbage pickup In Sanford and Altamonte Springs on Thursday In Sanford those who would normally have their refuse collected that day will be re scheduled for Wednesday. July 3. In Altamonte Springs, residents will have to wait until (heir next scheduled pickup day. activities iK-ginning al 1 I a.til There will Ik- a Moon Walk, merry-go-round, canoe rides, canoe jousting, log rolling conlesi. IimkI concessions, and game ImkiiIis . At noon Ihere will Ik - a three-legged rare, b a llo o n race, egg loss, and hall relay A frog jumping contest Is sei for 2 p in Contestants should bring their own frog There Is no entry fee for thr contests and prizes will br awarded. A celebrity soflball game Is scheduled for 3 pm . There will Ik- entertainment Several local organizations will sponsor concessions and booths S ponsored by the G reater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, the fireworks will launched at dark The SkvDIa.st '85 fireworks show will begin al 9 p.m In the A ltam on te Mall parking lot Other festivities and live enter­ tainment will begin al 7 p m Including a skydiving exhibition by the Paragalors In Oviedo, an old-fashioned country barbecue and blurgrass and g o s p e l m u sic w ill be featured. Th r Greater Oviedo S ee FOURTH, page 8 A T h e h oy. under th e fa th e r s sujK-rvIslon. m ade ih r date and then the fa ther called the s h e r i f f s d epart­ m e n t an d asked for d ep u ties to join the Investigation, sheriff's sp o k e s m a n John SjKilskl said Thr drputlrs had u ImiuI 30 mlnulrs lo gel lo IIn- rrslaurant parking loi and to frll tfir Imy what lo do and flow to Signal ihrm if hr nerdrd help wlnlr dealing w nil tin- man S|mlski s.tid S|Hdski said Negri anil N'agut.i. Imiti patrol deputies wrrr al fault lur not Bnulng file case over to sheriff's detec lives who normally handle that i v |k - ol i i i v c-siig.ition But they said they didn't have time to call in drtrrtlvrs. SjMilskl said W h e n ih r s i i s |k -c I arrived al Mir resiaurunl. thr Imv got in to ih r man s c .It drs|illr tirUlg told not to do so tmlh bv fils fattier and Negri and N'agata l l u I mi > failed to signal ttiat lie was In Iroutilr as d r p u llr s wale tied ib r ear lor alMiut 20 m ln u trs and saw m tiv r m n ii in th e vehicle SjMilskl said W h e n Nc-gri and N a g a la in n vrd In lu arrest I lit- man itir tmv lo ld Ih r m that as itu-y had liern w a t c h in g ih r man bad (K-rfnrnird a sex act on him. a c c o r d i n g to a r e p o r t w r l t t r n by N a g a la C h a rlrs R oy S tallin gs a ■16 v r u r o ld real e s la le broker was See SET-UP. page 8 A On The Road... Dearborn Fans G reat Team; Banquet Next After greetings from 15.000 enthusiastic fans in Dearborn. Mich., Henry Ford's home (own. a banquet la In store for Sanford's weary road rally learn after It rolls Into Pit­ tsburgh tonight. Company headquarters of the firm sponsoring their vin ta g e car In thr cross county race are located In Pittsburg. Although fatigue seems to be catching up with them. Don and Jerry Gross are running 36th In the pack of 75 and ore only 7V* minutes o ff the Ideal time despite retrac­ ing one route because they tnltaed a check point and Ihe breakdown of their stopwatch, said P a tty A u stin . J e r r y Grosa' secretary at his San­ ford architectural firm. At Ihe start there were 120 entries of which 99 qualified to makr the 3.000 mite or so rally race. The Gmsoe* left Detroit lor Pittsburg today anxious for ih e r a l l y ' s c o m p l e t i o n Thursday In Nrw York Clly. "Jerry said they're just go­ ing on adrenalin." Ms Austin rep orted to d a y . T h e duo cruised Into the Motor City al 7 pm . Monday In their 1932 D elu x e M odel A " J e n n y Sieam cleaner" and left for Pittsburgh 6 a m. today, she said. There the team will be feted at a dinner In their honor by ihe "J en n y Sieam cleaner" firm. The eldrr Gross, who's driving the vintage auto, has a local steam cleaning busi­ n e s s u s in g th e " J e n n y Sieam clean er." M s.' Austin said. The tram vtQ be helicop­ tered to the banquet site, she See RALLY, page 8A �1 7A—Kvsntwf Ht i M, Sa*(sr$, FI. Tussdsy, July 1 , m i N A T IO N IN BRIEF Heat, Flames A n d Wind Torture Southern Calif. l-OS ANGELES (UP1| — Firefighters fnrrd scaring temperature*. Under dry brush, feisty wln^s and arsonists In their battle against brushrires that have levrlrd some 70 homes and charred more than 35.000 acres In Southern California. Massive fires raged lodny In law Angeles. San Diego. Ventura and Riverside counties, and several small brushflres added to the reddlsh hrown clouds o f smoke that climbed from the hillsides surrounding the Los Angeles Basin. There was no loos of life, all hough dozens o f minor Injuries were reported, mostly to firefighters who suffered In record heat. Ii was 107 In l » s Angeles Monday and temperatures In the desens soared to 115 with little relief In the weather forecast. The low humidity turned heavy brush Into potential torches Residents of (he San Diego neighborhood of Normal Heights, where 64 homes and 18 outbuildings were destroyed Sunday, tearfully surveyed Ihe devastation Monday. Eire Inspectors said an arsonist was responsible for what started out us a simple bm shflre hut quickly exploded Into Ihe most destructive fire In the city's history. Another 20 houses were badly damaged and Gov. Ororge Dcukmejtan declared a state of emergency. Damage was Chllmalrd a I $8.5 million. Senator: Fire The Cheesy Rats LOS ANGELES IUI’1) — The officials res|Nmslble for lns|>ecting the Mexlcan-style cheese plant linked to more •ban 50 death* In the nation's worst outbreak of food poisoning tills century should lie fired, an angry slate senule committee says The Inspectors. Ihe chairman of the Senalr Committee on Toxics and I’ ubllc Safety Management said Monday, arr not capable of handling the respon sibly of the public's health and should lie relegated to doing “ cattle brand Inspections In llakernlleld Fire the rats." he snapped. Stale Sen Arl Torres, D-Los Angeles, said officials failed In adecpialely Inspect Jalisco Mexican Products Inc., maker of Ihe Mexican style chresc linked to Ihr deadly outbreak ol llsierlosls, a huclrrla] disease particularly dangerous for babies, pregnant women and the chronically III The angrily worded report called for the removal of all state Department of Food and Agriculture (KTsonnel responsible for Inspecting Jalisco s suburban Los Angeles plant The committee also found that the three-month period Ireiween the county's Identification of a |M>ssible epidemic and Ihe recall of all Jalisco cheeses was too long and may huve contributed tou “ •ubstantlal" number of deaths. Execs Sentenced For Murder M AYW IXII). III. (171*1) — A Judge who sentenced three executives to 25 years In prison for the work-related death ol an employee says the men were as guilty of murder as someone who places a lime bomb In an alrjKirt and runs away. Cook County Circuit Judge Ronald J.P. Hunks Monday sentenced the executives for their murder convictions In the cyanide poisoning dealt) o f an employee at a plant run by Ihe nnw-defuncl Film Recovery Systems Inc. of Elk Grove Village President Steven O 'N eil, plant manager C harles Klrschtmum and plant foreman Daniel Rodriguez are Irelleved to Ire Ihe llrsl corporate olllflnls held crim inally liable for the work related death of an em ployee, prosecutors said The former executive* were found guilty June 1*1 In the Fell 10. 1983 death ol Stefan Gulah. (II. an Illegal Polish alien who worked over tanks of cyanide solution used to remove silver Iron) rx|M)seil X-ray flim Exxon To Appeal $1.9 Billion Fine WASHINGTON lUPIl - The Exxon Corp. says It will appeal a ruling by a special federal court ordering Ihe world's largest company to pay $1.9 billion for allegedly overpricing crude oil from a Texas oil field. The ruling Monday by the Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals upheld what could be the biggest fine agamst a single defendant. It Involved a dispute between Exxon and the Energy Department over the price o f otl from the Hawkins Oil Field near Tyler. Texas Exxon spokesman Henry Benthard said the company would decide whether to ask the special court, set up In the 1970s to handle energy disputes, to reconsider the case or ask the Supreme Court to order a trial In Houston. S.J Reso. Exxon executive vice president, said “ We are extremely disappointed "W e do not think It Is proper for surli an Important suit to be decided without a trial." Reso said, adding Dial the Energy Department's stand "Is contrary to thr Intent o f thr regulations and would have had the effect of discouraging additional domestic otl production." The special court's decision upheld a ...w orld 's largest business accused of o v e r pr i c i n g crude oil; similar cases pending against other oil companlos 1983 ruling by U S District Judge Thomas Flannery, who ordered Exxon to pay 1*95 million for overpricing oil from the Hawkins field from l975through 1981 T h e refund, with compounded dally interest charges. Is the biggest awarded under a 1973 law that set up a two-tier price control system on domestic oil production to encourage domestic exploration after the Arab oil embargo The law allowed companies to charge higher prices for domestic crude ol! pro­ duced after a certain date. President Reagan lifted price controls shortly after he took office In 1981, The Energy Department charged that Exxon Improperly classified oil from the Hawkins field as "new otl" when It should have been classified as "old otl." which sells at a lower price. Rayburn llanzllk administrator of the Bomb Intended For Mid-Air Blast? ROME (UPI) — A bomb planted In a suitcase Ixr-nd for the Spanish rapltal I hat exploded at Rome's International alrjxtrl and Injured 15 people may have prevented a mid-air blast aboard a Madrid-bound airliner, poller said today. The explosion late Monday ripped apart the baggage handling section at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Airport and cracked a wall next to a conveyor that carries baggage to arriving passengent Police said 15 ulrport em ployee* were Injured and taken to hospitals Airport and Carabinieri para military police evacuated Ihe alr|mrt ami hailed all flights for 29 minutes while firefighters put out a small fire. Haggage handlers said the suitcase, described as a soft, wine-red sack, had (he brown lag of a Middle Eastern airline and was with luggage to lxnhlpped lo Madrid Police said today the suitcase was lo have beer) put on a Madrid bound flight that was scheduled lo take off at 7t30 p in Monday, but a delay by the baggage handlers prevented the transfer The suitcase bomhexplodrdnt 8 0 2 p.in. Investigators said the delay may have pre­ vented an explosion and crash aboard the Madrid-bound Jetliner The Incident at Rome airport was the latest In a series o f terrorist attacks on uvlatlon targets and Ihe third taunt) attack Monday In Europe. A bomb exploded In a crowded Hrltlsh Airways ticket office In downtown Madrid Monday, killing one woman and Injuring 27 other people. Ill a second attack minutes later, gunmen shot out the windows of a nearby Jordanian airlines office and burtrd a grenade insldr No one was Injured In Ihul attack. Outside Athens, G reece, an automobile loaded with propane tanks exploded Monday In a parking lot and destroyed four cars, most of them belonging lo U.S. military personnel stationed In Greece. No one was Injured. In other recent bombings against aviation targets, an explosion al ihe Frankfurt Interna tlonal Airport In Wrst Germany on June 19. and al Tokyo's International airport on June 23. left a total of five people dead A bomb Is also suspected as Ihe cause of the crash of an Atr-ludla Jrt off the Irish cnasi on June 23 that killed 329 |>roplc on hoard Al an emergency meeting following the blast at ihr Home airport late Monday, airport, aviation, police and lire officials decided to examine with X-ray equipment-all hags tiring held In transit overnight. The officials said they would meet again later today to discuss new security procedures Security has lx-rn tight at the alr|x>n — considered a crossroads between Europe and the Mlddlr East — since Palestinian guerrillas Iximlx-d a Pan American jet and hijacked a Lufthansa airliner there Der. 17. 1973. kilting 32 |x-ople Hut olllclals said they have not made it a practice to check huggagr In transit because this would mean long delays tn transferring It belwerh planes. Army Corps 'Sandbagging* Taxpayers WASHINGTON (UPl» — Sen William Prnaniire. D W ls , has a rru n d th r Armv Corps of Engineers of "sandbagging" taxpayers will) a $50 million project lo rebuild hear lira lor the Ixoiellt ol condominiums ami hotels in Miami Beach. Proxmlrr gave bis monthly "Golden Fleece' award to thr corps Monday, saying it had already surni 933 million on u beach "nourishment' project lo pump santl onto IO miles ol Florida i>rach fron ting "co s ily condom inium s and haughty hotels Another $17 million, hr said, remains "In Ihe pipeline-." The corps is really sandbagging the taxpayers on tills one because one large storm could rasllv sweep away all this sand." hr said The Wisconsin Democrat selected the Corps ol Engineers tor the dubious distinction tx-causc he viewed the project as July's "most wasteful, ridiculous or Ironic" use of lax money W O R LD department's Econom ic Regulatory A d­ ministration. said his office is "extrem ely pleased" by the ruling. "There are a lot o f smiling faces around here," lie said "T h e court decision sus­ tained the position the department had argued during the court process. We won on every count." He predicted the decision would help the department In 450 similar cases involving between A3 billion and £4 billion. The largest remaining case, against Texaco. Involves about $ I billion, he said. Exxon argued that government regulaUons were applied retroactively to oil from the Hawkins field — one of the largest oil fields In ihe continental United States. The special court also upheld Flannery's decision to order restitution paid lo the Treasury, which would distribute Ihe money to the 50 stales for energy conserva­ tion Exxon, which owns 67 percent of the Hawkins field, also argued that 2.500 other owners should tic liable for any Judgment. Hut Flannery said II would be too difficult to determine Individual liability and said It would be up to Exxon to try to recover rponcy from other owners. but the average taxpayer la taking the bath," he said Thr project, hr satd. Is part o f "a costly, never ending and futile effort" to rebuild ihc beuch by dredging sand offshore and pumping It onto the beach lor $5 million lo $6 million a mile. I'rnxmlrr tiled studies hy geologists anil marine scientists that hr said show such efforts destroy txaches they are Intruded to save A corps spokenman expressed "dt»ap|M>lntmerit with Proxm lrr'* criticism of the project, saving II was "not deserved " The corps. In constructing the project. Is t arrying out a mandate of Congress, of which Senator Proxmlrr Isa member," hr said The spokesman said the "nourishm ent" also is Mirant lo provide hurricane protection lor Ihr .lira and local funding will meet 41 jx-rcent of the cost expected to reach $94 million when It Is completed In 1993 He said similar tieach erosion projects also are under way In Georgia. New York. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania * Inmates Control Prison; Free Last Hostage O N L Y . Tenn (U P I) H u n d r e d s o f c o n v ic t s — enraged over Tennessee's new striped Jail uniforms — seized control of Turney Center pris­ on. lorrhlng the chapel and cafeteria and holding fellow Inmates hostage for several hours early today Five people were Injured, including one prisoner who had a heart attack Officials said a prison guard was taken hostage shortly after the noting erupted Monday night, bul he was released .ilxiut 1 >A hours later Ten 1mnates — all In "p ro ­ tective custody'* cells at their own request - were taken hostage by the rioting convicts, but Warden Larry Lark talked ilirm Into relrasing all 1 0 hostages, who were freed one by one. T h r last hostage was herd about 3 a m "We tried to convince them Ihry bad nothing to gain by keeping them ." said State Cor­ rect ton s p o k e s m a n J o fin Taylor. T a y l o r s a id t h e r e w a s ' extensive dam age" lo the units bousing thr Inmates and thr prison cafeteria and com ­ missary were gutted by fire. He said the convicts had also binned the clnqx-l at the m edi­ um security prison about 55 miles west o f Nashville The holers — angry tx-cause o f new strl|x-d uniforms, tiny cells and poor lood — warned authorities there would be vio­ lence If they attempted to reclaim the facility Al a news conference with a b o u t 15 r e p o r t e r s , tw o s|iokrsmcn for Ihe holers — James Itragg, 32. of Akron. Ohio, and Michael Garrard. 29. .if Clarksville — said Ihe pris­ oners were prrparrd lo Tight He said Ihr Inmates were ii [met atxiul the new uniforms with striped pants and shirt* stenciled "Department o f Correel Ions" that were mandated by ihe Legislature last year altrr a rash of prison escapes IN BRIEF "T h e corps' etforts are m aking it easier lor those slaving In these pleasure palaces lo battle. Europeans Launch Satellite In Search Of Halley's Comet Man Who Ran Over Hitchhiker, Didn't Help Jailed KOUKOU, French Guiana (Ill'll A French rockri company today launched a spacecraft owned hy 1 1 Western European nailons on a bold journey (o Halley's Comet — a onrr-liiu-llIrBme mission Ihr Untied Slate* passed up because of budget problems I'he European Spate Agency probe called Giotto was mounted atop a 155 loot -tall Arlane rockri at a Guiana Sjwice Center launch site on Ihe edge ol the Amazon forest. It blasteil nllalxnil 7 15a,tn The counldown began Monday under llu- direction of Arlanr Space Inc., a company formed five years ago to com pel r with Ainctlca's space shuttle for the w orld'* satellite launching business In addition to color picture* anu|i|x-d lour times u second Irom the West German camera. Giotto carrlrs Instrument* to drlrrniliie the chemical makeup o f the gases around the nucleus and to rrvrnl the composition of its dost particles Gromyko New Soviet President MOSCOW 1171*1) — Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev tcxlay named Foreign Mlnlsler Am lrrl Gromyko us Ihe country's new president and Installed a newly appointed member of the ruling Politburo In Ills |>!acr. The uppolntmenl of G rom yko, 75, lo the largely ceremonial |*ml ol president, where hr would inert visiting brads of stale, bred Gorbachev to concentrate on the domestic prnhlrins hr has made his main concern. Uy Deane Jordsn H erald S ts ff W riter A C a s s e lb e r r y man w h o slopped his car walked tnick According lo (*ollce rrpuils. and stared .it the crumpled man Smith was hitchhiking whllr tie h id jusl tun over and thru standing In I lie road on the drove away without summoning slrlped line between the tight help has hern sentenced to 911 and center lanes on stale Road days In Ihe Setnlnolr County jail 436 at 12:45 u m, on Aug 4 when u Thunderbird traveling Randy Reiss, 22. nl 325 E. about 45 mph bit him. Seminole Hlvd . was also ordered by Circuit Judge S Joseph According to ryewltnesscs. the Davis Jr to complete 5<X) hours Impact thrrw Smith about 25 of community service and make Iret They said the car stopped. w h a tever restitution to the Rriss got out. walked back to victim that probation and |uirolr Smith, bent over him. then officials derm appropriate Davis relumed to the car and drove also sus|x-udrd Rriss' driver's away. license fur 5 years The victim. One of Ihe wiiticane* followed WASHINGTON (Ul'll — Environmentalists say a closer look by thr Environmental Protection Agency at damaged lakes and stm ints shown an acid ruin problem In the Northeast ami upper Midwest that In worse than originally believed The National Clean Air Fund, an ami of Ihe National Clean Air Coalition, Monday released copies of EPA regional maps showing wide areas where lakes and si reams had been harmed by acidity. "T h e maps show that surface waters suscepti­ ble to damage from arid ruin are more seriously endangered and distributed over a broader geogiaphlc area than previously reported." said lutul spokeswoman Susan Buflone. The map* are more detailed versions of u national EPA map lhal In 1982 showed area* where lakes und streams had been damaged by high acidity. Releasing Its analysis ol thr regional maps, (he loud said Ihr EPA document* had been available for the |>as( year bul had not been highly publicized Deboruh Shrlinun. a research s|x*c tails! lor (he Natural Resources Defense, said "the difference la HOSPITAL NOTES ACMIltlOMt W i tor* CcacaH S r * K Mallla M Frsymsn Manx M Oam VarsnkaA Oasli iaOwaO Janat Max* Mar* tin- car and copied the license plate number and gave It to |M>llt r Rriss was arrested about an hour altrr the Incident Rriss pleaded no contest In NiA'riiitx-r to a charge o f leaving I lie scene of an accident with Injuries. In other court action: — Victor Ferdinand Blue. 18. of 4559 Douglas Si., Sanford, arrested Jan. 25 on a charge of utlrrtng a forgery after trying lo cash a stolen check. He was sentenced by Circuit Judge Rob rrt H McGergor lo 360 days In i lie county Jail and 5 years probation Hr was also ordered by MtOrrgor to pay the victim $875 in restitution Environmentalists: Acid Rain Worse Than Believed Gromyko was relieved of hts duties us foreign mlnlsler and Eduurd Shevardnadze. 57. appointed lo full Politburo membership only Monday, w is named os Grom yko's replacement in the crucial post. FtoMS* l*M M l Mm X i Shawn I) Smith, 23. of 1995 Casselwcxx! Si . Winter Park, survived his Injuries Milrtoy E Motto* Dotorat h Wnllft AlollC MafcHM. Oollona Cult A Battoy. Ottotoo DIKKASQIS Joal Onnr Mntord Mary Annlaiarc*«. Daltons CwfiaE Wattoy. Oaltons KrltllL Bryanl LaXaHaton startling" bclwern thr national map and thr two regional map* She said Ihe groups hud mil been able to determine exactly how much more damage there wo* in (hr areas but noted It was clear that certain sections, such os Cape Cod. Mass., und ihe Upper Peninsula ol Michigan, were "m uch more seriously affected than we believed." She said Ihe data used by thr EPA tn compiling the map* may not necessarily have been more current than the data used tn the 1982 map but It w as more complete. The Northeast regional rnap. she said, used 10 limes more data und thr Midwest map used 100 times more data than Ihr 1982 national map. EPA spokesman Chris Rkre said the agency questions the fund's Interpretation. With Congress mired In a light over how lo cut thr federal deficit, legislation to find a way lo pay for un add rain cleanup is stalled. The ad­ ministration has refused to push for a cleanup program, arguing lhal more research is needed " W e believe this Is exactly Ihe kind of Information that would compel the admlnlstra tton to act," said Shrtman. —John Arthur Baumgardner, 20. o f 799 S. Wymore Road, Altam onte Springs, arrested Feb 7 on rhargrs of grand theft, burglary lo a conveyance and |M)**ettaion of burglar tools. Hr was sentenced by Davis to 3 years pmtiatlon and ordered to complete 50 hours o f communi­ ty service. 4 -H a ro ld Collins. 23? of 3631 Lincoln SI.. Sanlord. arrested Jan. 19 on a charge of grand llirfl. was sentenced by Davis to 3 year* pmtiatlon and to pay $296 lo the woman whose purse he stole. He was sentenced to 61 days In Jail and was given credit (or 6 1 days already served. —Pat Proato. 38. of 2100 Howell Branch Road *3, arrested Jan. 14 after he beat Ills estranged wile causing "great bodily Injury lo her face." was sentenced by Davis lo 2 years of community control followed by 8 years o f probation. Community control Is a form of In-house arrest E v e n in g llr m k l IU1PS Ml IM! Tussday, July 1. t*U Vol 77, No 2M P vb li.S yd Daily »«M 1w n4«r. Saturday Sy TFw laniard Harild, Inc. XM N. French Ays., laniard, rn u rn toctnd CleIt Poiligt Ftto *t laniard. Fiona* u rn Hama Dali v a r y : W tsh , H . H j Manth. M Hi ] Monthi lit.U> * Month. U) M. Vtar. Ill M By Mall. Wsak •li t . Month. MM i 1 Month., Ill Mi t Month., til.Mi Voar, MS SO Phono (MU U Jttlt. ) .1 �Coverup EvrUwg M ifiH IsrHsrd. FI. TwetOiy. July I, IVSJ-JA Hawkins: Pentagon Downplaying Scope Of Alcohol, Drug Abuse WASHINGTON IUPI) - Sen. Paula Hawkins. R-Wlnter Park, has accused the Pentagon o f coveting up the number of military personnel who abuse drugs and alcohol, despite claim ) from the hrassthat the problem Ison the decline. "The scope o f the problem of drug use In the military remains unfathomable." said Hawkins, chairwoman of a Senate Labor and Human Resources subcom­ mittee that held a hearing last week on the problem o f drug and alcohol abuse In the military. S e n . P a u l* H a w k in s "Each year the testing procedures are changed." she said. "Each year the directors of the responsible offices are changed. Each year the computation formulas are changed. "The Department of Defense ts keep­ ing this secret." she charged. Hawkins questioned the accuracy of new studies showing a drop In drug use In the military In recent years. She said members o f Congress have been re­ peatedly frustrated In attempts to get Information Irom the Pentagon. "I demand to know how many sollders use llllcll narcotics, how many pilots use alcohol." Hawkins said. "I want hard evidence. All we have now Is anecdotal evidence and that does not bode w ell." If the problem were decreasing, as top Army. Navy. Air Force and Marine officers testified. Hawkins questioned why. In 1984. there were 60.024 positive drug tests In the Navy. 35.514 In the Army and 8.055 In the Air Force. " If there Is good news — If drug use has gone down, as Is claimed with the results o f the voluntary Drug Prevalent Survey — then In 1984 why were there 18,637 dism issals from the arm ed services for drug and alcohol related problems?" she asked clred the A rm y 's plan to conduct 260.000 fewer urine tests for drug use next year — a 9 perrent decrease. J. Jarreti Clinton, a deputy assistant defense secretary, told the subcommittee that progress in combatting the problem has been substantial" recently but. We have not yet ridded ourselves of the drug abuse problem ." Air Force MaJ. Gen Thom as Uakrr claimed u "m ajor decline In drug abuse but said a recent survey showed that “ the prevalence of alcohol abuse among Air Force people Increased " A rm y MaJ. G en W illia m S w eet testified that there has been " a con­ tinued downward trend In admitted drug abuse to the lowest level since we began tracking In 1974." Hut Hawkins crlll- To combat Army alcohol abuse. Sweet said that. effective Aug 20. "alcoh ol will not lie served to mHitarv personnel on duty " U S Marine Hrlg Gen Gall Reals said a 1980 survey showed that 37 perrent ol the Marine Corps abused dru gs or alcohol, but that llgurr drop|>ed to 17 lirrrc.il in 1983 and lo an estimated level of less than 10 perrent today Court: Anti’ Retorded Low Based On 'Irrational Prejudice' WASHINGTON (UPII In striking down a Texas ordinance that excluded homes for the "feeblem in ded" from arras zoned for apartment living, the Supreme Court has reaffirmed the rights of the retarded but refused to carve out a special constllutlonal niche for them The Justices. In a 6-3 ruling Monday, said the ordinance "appears to rest on an Irrational prejudice against the mentally retarded." The ruling, while a victory for handi­ capped advocacy groups, did nol extend the same constitutional safeguards pre­ viously granted to blacks and women. Justice Hryon While said the "m e n ­ tally retarded, like others, have and retain their substantive constitutional rights In addition to the right to be treated equally by Ihe law." However. White said the retarded nlready have protection under federal and stale law from discrimination and If they were made a special class other similar groups such as (he "aging, disabled, the mentally III and Infirm" could require Ihe same treatment. "W e are reluctant lo set oul on that course, and we decline to do so." White wrote for the majority. The ruling came In a case from Cleburne a city of 20,000 about 25 miles south of Fort Worth Attorneys for the city had asked the high court to uphold a zoning ordinance that allows boarding homes, fraternities, dorm itories, hospitals and nursing homes In apartment districts, but re­ quires special permits for homes "for the Insane or feebleminded." The ordinance was challenged when Ihe Cleburne Living Center was denied a permit to house i3 mentally retarded people In a large four bedroom home ut 2 0 1 r « * ih e n io n Street. The house, purchased by Jan Hannah In 1980. has been vacant pending high court action. The city said It denied the permit to control population, avoid congestion In the streets and ensure fire safety, among other reasons Under the ordinance, the same house with the same number of occupants Constitution Protects Unmarried Coupies WASHINGTON (UPII - Th e Supreme Court has let stand a lower court decision that says the constitutional right to privacy protects unmarried couples who live together. The justices, without comment, ref­ used Monday to takj up an appeu by (he city of North Muskegon. Mich, which was ordered to pay $35,000 In damages lo a police officer fired because he was living with his girlfriend. The 0lh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the firing violated the officer's constitutional right to privacy. The city argued that privacy rights should not extend lo "felonious off-duty extramarital sexual activities by lawenforcement officers." The case Involves Richard Briggs, who waa employed part-time by the North Muskegon police department from 1969 until February 1977. He was fired, according to court records, after he admitted to his superi­ ors "h e waa cohabiting with a woman not his wife while he was still married." would have been perm itted If the occupants were not mentally retarded. The ordin ance was declared tinconstltutllonal by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court o f Appeals last year. Although restricting the location of group homes may be appropriate In some cases, the appeuls court said. Cleburne's reuson for doing so reflected "deep-seated historical prejudice against the mentally retarded." E x p e rts say h u n d re d s of neighborhoods across the country have faced simitar disputes since the early 1970s when mental Institutions came under pressure lo return m ildly and moderately retarded people to the com­ munity. Th ere are more than 6.5 million retarded people In the United States, court records show. About 60.000 of them live In some 6 ..'100 group homes Briggs’ ’ behavior, the police depart­ ment said, was In violation o f Michigan law, which states. "A n y person who shall commit adultery shall he guilty of a felony." Even If that law is unconstitutional, the department argued. U should have the prerogative to hold officers to a higher standard than the public atlarge. The department said Briggs' conduct reflected poorly on his fellow officers and adversely affected the city's ability to enforce and uphold laws. North Muskegon officials urged the rtruri to review the Briggs' cose because they said lower courts are divided on the matter. M a n y c o u r t s " h a v e h e ld that extramarital heterosexual activity. In­ cluding unlawful and adulterous activi­ ty. Is not constitutionally protected and may be proscribed and prohibited by public em ployers," they said. "O n the other hand, other courts have reached opposite conclusions." e s ta b lis h ed during the "d eln stltu llonallzatlon" era. The Reagan administration had urged ihe Justices to reverse the lower court. Government attorneys said the special needs and disabilities of returded people often require special legislation that might not stand up under equal protec­ tion unulysls. Also Monduy. the court left Intact a Pen n sylvan ia Stute U n iversity rule lorblddtng students Irom hosting Tup|K-rware parties and other profit making events In their dormitory rooms. The Justices, without comment, re­ jected an appeal filed by Penn State coed Kathy Johnson who said she has a constitutional right lo host a demonstra­ tion for a firm that sells china, crystal und silverware. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last year that Penn State's regula­ tion Is constitutional because uf the school's Interest In m aintaining dormito­ ries "us a residential and study area for Its students and In preventing their use as a rent-free merchandise mart ." But attorneys for J oh n son , who challenged the rule along with American Future Systems Inc . said It does not Just affect commercial com panics, but also "religious solicitations, poliilcul fund­ raising activities (and) Ethiopian aid drives." "T h e regulation In this case prevents far more than a Tupperware-iypc party am ong a group of students in their home away from home." Johnson said. "The Young Republicans or Young Democrats would be barred from m eeting with a small group of their supporlrnt In a dorm itory room ll the subject ol financial supjMtrt was to Ik- covered during the poiltlral discussion " She said the rule "strikes tit the heart of the privacy rights and Intellectual freedom uf college students." Johnson, one ol 13.000 students who live In Penn Stair residence halls, was recniltrd by American Future Systems as a host lor sales demonstrations The com pany frequently holds such de­ monstrations on college campuses as a w ay to market china and cookware and offers door prizes If at least 20 pro­ spective buyers arr present The Student Association o f the State University ol New York entered the rase as a friend of the court In urging the Justices to consider the appeal. "T h e university, ubsrnt evidence of Illegal or dangerous activity, should have no more right to control the association o f people In student dorm itory rooms than u landlord has over n tenant." the student group said. Penn State officials defended the rule, w hich they said In no wny restricts the free speech or association rights of students. The college allows one-on-one sales demonstrations and permits telephone and mall solicitation, they said, and also allows groups such as American Future System s to rent space at an on-campus hotel for marketing events. Cinderella Was N e v e r Like This VIENNA. Austria (U PI) — A 1 7 -y ea r-o ld A m e r ic a n d e ­ b u ta n te was taken o f f an exclusive Etm>|>ean tour after she threw a glass o f cham ­ pagne in Ihr face of Austrian Prince Willy von Churn und T a x i s and r a i l e d h im a "s w in e ." Chura Lewis. 17. a memtx-r ol the National Debutante Socl etv from Washington. D C.. approached Ihr prlncr at a hall at which she was to l»e coming out Thursday night, threw champagne In his face and smashed the glass at her feet She did so "In honor of her f a m i l y and all A m e r ic a n w om en.” hrr mother. Susan, quoted hrr daughter as saving N o oth er ex p la n ation was given A fter the Incident. C'ltnra swept out of the ballroom , leaving hrr gloves, purse and a silver rose Ix-hlnd Mrs. Lewis said when shr and her daughter went buck I n s i d e to r e t r i e v e h r r tx-longlngs. the |irluee came out shaking Ills lists at the two wom en and yelling "ge t out of Austria." The prince, the Austrian or­ ganizer of Debutante Holidays Abroad, revoked their tickets to lhe bull and said he did so b e ca u s e other p a r e n ts re- . quested that the tw o women 1 not l»e allowed to attend the 1 event. I "S h e complained so much she emtuirrased the other gtrls nnd their parents." V on Thurn und Taxis said, adding Mrs. Lewis ordered her daughter to throw the champagne at him. "Hut even Ihe daughter Is a k n o w n t r o u b l e m a k e r In Washington. I can fell you th at." he said Longw ood W o m a n 's Room m ate Jailed In Attem pted Rape A 29-year-old Longwood man has been ch arged w ith a t ­ tempted sexual battery and ag­ gravated assault In connection with an attack on his female roommate. Linda Sue Davis. 23. of 1341 C arlton St.. Longw ood. told .Seminole County sheriffs In­ vestigator Greg Futch that she was In her bedroom at about 7:30 p.m. Monday when the suspect knocked on the door and asked fora match. Ms Davla said her boyfriend, who lives with her. had Just left. W hen the man entered the bedroom he began making sex­ ual advances to Ms. Davis, Futch's report said. She said she spurned his advances and he threw her to the floor and began to disrobe He pulled up her dress and attempted to rape her. the report said, but she struggled and the man could not complete the assault. He hit her In Ihe mouth during the struggle and kicked her In the abdomen when she stood up. the report said. The man took a knife from his pocket and told Ms Davis he would cut up her and her dog If she told anyone o f the attack, the report said. Futch questioned Ms Davis at F lo r id a H o s p lta l-A lta m o n te Springs at about midnight. She appeared to be very upaet and had a swollen lip. he reported From the hospital Futch went to the suspect's home and ar­ rested him at about 2 : 1 0 a.m. today Dwltht David Ballard has been charged In the case and was being held In lieu of $8,000 bond. KICKING WOMAN A woman who allegedly pulled the k eys from the car her husband was driving during an argument has been charged with battery on a sheriffs deputy who reportedly tried to subdue the woman along a Winter Springs road. S em in ole C ou n ty s h e riff’ s deputy Janice Waltheru reported the woman, who was abusive, uncooperative, cursing and ap- jrarently Intoxicated, kicked Ms. W althers as shr was being placed In a patrol car. Shr had been charged with disorderly Intoxication and the battery charge was added, u sheriffs rrport said Marianna S. Huggins. 31. of 1290 Oklahoma St.. Oviedo, waa arrested at 9 02 p.m. Saturday on Center Street at Lake Drive In Winter Springs She has been releused on $5,000 bond and Is scheduled to apjo-ar In court July 15 COKE IN CAR A w om an a lle g e d ly seen "snorting cocain e" In a car parked at a Casselberry bar has been charged with possession of cocaine. Casselberry police said she told them her male compa­ nion had nothing to do with the drug and he was not charged. Police were conducting a nar­ cotics Investigation when they spotted the pair In the car at Bentley's, state Road 436, at about m idnight Saturday, a police report said. Dorothy Teresa Geary. 24. of 6541 H Roble D rive. Winter Park, has been released on $5,000 bond and Is scheduled to apjrear In court July 15. SON BATTERED A 38-year-old DeBary man has been charged with battery, dis­ orderly conduct and resisting arrest without violence after Sanford police Intervened when they allegedly saw him beating his son. Police reported the suspect w a s r e s tr a in e d a ft e r th ey stopped Ihe attack When placed In a pa I ml car the man allegedly trie d to k ick ou t the rear window. He was described by police as being very urate. He was cursing and said he should have killed his son. Charles Sheaffer Jr., 19. a police report said The pair were fighting. San­ ford police Capt. Herb Shea said, breausr the son had allegedly kicked the suspect ■ truck and damaged It. Charles Augustus Sheaffer of Deliarv was arrested at his son's Action Reports ★ F ir e s A Courts ★ Police home. 1605 W. 3rd St. Sanford, at 5:26 p.m Sunday. He was released on $500 bond and ts scheduled to appear In court July 1 0 . T R A r r i C STOP POT A Seminole County sheriffs deputy who stopped u car alter s e e in g It w eave on H ow ell B ra n c h Road In s o u th e a s t Seminole Couniy charged the driver with driving with a can­ celed license and possession of less than 2 0 grams of marijuana. The pot charge came after the deputy found a murljuana ciga­ rette In a cigarette pack In the suspect's shirt pocket, a sheriffs report said. George Keith McKlnlght. 32. of Orlando, was arrested at 2 41 a in. Sunday. He has been re­ leased on $500bond. BURGLARIES It THEFTS John Patrick Gilmore. 34. of 1274 Pendleton Drive. A lta ­ monte Springs, gave deputies the name of a suspect who may huve taken hls 1978 Toyota worth $3,000 from hls home on Sunday. The 19760ldsmobllc of Archie Lee Chylder Jr., 27. o f 310 M a g n o lia A v e .. A lt a m o n t e Springs, was stolen from his hom e between June 21 and Monday, a sheriffs report said. Linda Gayle Winner. 35. of 1 0 2 7 v B r a n c h w o o d D r iv e . Apopka, reported lo deputies that $450 worth of Jewelry and record albums was stolen from her home between Friday and Sunday. A $560 television ts missing fr o m th e h om e o f S t e v e n Tham er. 33. o f 5584 G rove Circle. Winter Park. A sheriffs V' rr|x>rt Mid It was stolen Sunduy. on Saturday, deputies rrjrortnl Ifirhard Rushing. 35. of 1 102 P re s s v le w A v e .. A lta m o n te Sjirlngs. reported to deputies a $150 briefcase was stolen from his car on Friday. Stereo gear with a total value of about $800 was stolen from the shop of Larry Edward Dolly. 34. of 2621 Elm A vr. Sanford The Items were stolen Friday or Saturday from the Red Barn Flea Market. U.S Highway 17 92. Fern Park, und belong lo Ted Morris. I’ .O. Box 8548, Maitland, u sheriffs report said. A thief entered the Grub-ADeal and Bulk Food Warehouse at S h o p s o f H u n t C l u b , Longwood, through rooftop air ducts and took about $250 cush between 8:30 p.m. Saturday and 12:10 p.m Sunday, a sh elffs report said. A burglar apparently broke through u wall of Artlsta Frames. 5451 Lake Howell Road, Winter Park, betwren 1201 am . and noon Sunday. Nothing was m iss­ ing from that shop, owner Carl Relche. 28, of Orlando, reported to Sem inole County sh eriffs deputies. The burglar appeared to have passed through hls ahop to break Into Our Antiques Market next door at 5455 Lake Howell Road. Deputies reported being unable to reach owners of that business, so they have not determined what If anything was stolen. Thomas M. Jones. 33. of 1206 Bear Lake Hoad. Ajxjpka. told depulles that camera gear with a total value o f ubout $600 was stolen from his home on Friday or Saturday. Richard G. Zlm . 65. of 1105 Lake Marlon Drive. Altamonte Springs, told deputies about $240 vi srth of Item s Including cassette tapes and a nightstick were stolen from his car on Thursday or Friday. And at 826 Lake Marlon Drive, tools, bowling gear, a vacuum and a spotlight with a total value of about $600 were stolen from the gurage o f Joel A. Williams. 5 7 . during the same time period, a sheriffs report said. Pat Lynn Battles. 34. of 5247 Hrdbranch Lane. Winter Park, reported the theft of a $250 outboard motor from a boat at that address The theft occurred Sunday, a sh eriff a report said. About $600 worth of tools were stolen from the garage of Randall L G rim . 34. of 1033 M a rtex D riv e . A p o p k a , on Thursday or Friday, a sheriffs report said. Marion T. Flacus. 45. of 525 E. Semoran Blvd. »R08. Fern Park, gave deputies the name o f a suspect who may have stolen hrr 1978 Dodge worth $1,500 betwren June 25 and Saturday. Gene E. Grafflns. 61. of 173 Mobile Ave.. Altam onte Springs, reported to sh eriffs deputies, she accepted a ride home from the Post T im e Lounge. Dog Track Road. Longwood. from u man Friday evening, because she fell she had had too much to drink and w ou ldn't make It home safely, a sh eriffs report said. She made It home, and the next morning found hrr purse with Its contents Intact beside her front gate. But her 1972 Chevy Nova was missing, the rrport said. Checks with a total value of $ 140 and $525 cosh were stolen from the home of Shon Stephen Legeltc. 2 1 . of 7456 Blur jflPkrt Place. Winter Park, on Friday or Saturday, a sh eriff a report said. A 1982 Honda m otorcycle worth $750 was stolen from In front of the home of David Andrew Young. 21. of 1600 Lake of the Woods Blvd . Fern Park. A t h ie f to o k Ih r 1 9 75 Chevrolet Blazer of I’eurl M Allen. 71. of 4421 Sunset lame, ('•olden rod, while she was away Irom home between Monduy and Thursday Deputies reported the vehicle Is valued al $3,500 A thief stole Ihe 1978 Harley Davidson motorcycle Thom as Russel Clough. 26. of 2868 Red Lion Square. Winter Park, was rebuilding In the parking lot where he lives. The $2,500 cycle w as stolen on T h u rsd a y or Friday, deputies reported. Sandra Smith 35. o f 589 L og a n Drive. Longw ood. rrjMirted to sheriffs deputies Ihul her purse, containing $130 In cash, was stolen from her car at Sunlundo Park. Illllcrest Drive. Altam onte Springs, ut about 9 p.m Thursday. DU1ARRESTS The following jx-rxons have b e e n urrested In S e m in o le County on a charge o f driving under the Influence: — Ronald Joe Wagner. 34. of 3317 Fernandez Lane. Apopka, was arrested at 8:14 ji.rn. Satur­ day when he was found jrussed oul In the driver s seat of hls vehicle which was parked with the engine running on state Road 46 at Ujrsalu Road. San­ ford. — Keith Paul Wllmot. 26. of W in ter Haven, al 9:21 a nr Sunday ufter hls car was clockrd traveling 70 ntph In a 45 rnph zone on Ihe Interstate 4 west­ bound ramp al state Road 46. east of Sanford He was also c h a r g e d with sp ee d in g and d r i v i n g w ith a s u s p e n d e d license —Q. LeKoy Kent. 6 ft. of Mims, at t 02 u rn. Sunday on state Road 46. west of Sanford, alter a sh eriffs deputy was ulerted to u p o s s ib le drunk d r iv e r und spotted hls vehicle w eaving on th e ro a d w a y . He w us also charged with possession o f less than 2 0 grams of marljuunu and drug paraphernalia, a sh eriffs report said. �E v e n in g H e ra ld (U SP S <11 J»0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Codr 305-322-26I I or 831-9993 Tuesday, July 7. I W — 4A W ayrw D. D o y l* . P u b lU h ir T h o m » t G i o r d a n o , M a n a g i n g E d it o r M o lv l n A d k i n t , A d v t r t i t f n g D ire c to r Mom-' Delivery Week. fl.10; Month, 14 75. 3 Month*. 414 23. 6 Month* »27 CX>: Year. *51 00 Hy Mall Week. • 1 53; Month. *6 (X) 3 Month* *18 00. 6 Month*. 132 50 Year. $60 OO - Vietnam Poet's Letters From Hell How could a militarist regime which forced the most powerful nation In the world to retreat from Vietnam be threatened by an ailing poet? Vietnamese poet Nguyen Chi Thlcn was llrst arrested in 1958 for trying to publish a literary magazine In North Vietnam. After leaving prison In 1961. he Joined an antigovernment group. He was urrested again and has been held for a total of 23 years In communist prisons, In 1979. during a brief time between Jail trrrns. Thirn sneaked Into the Hrltlsh Em­ bassy in Hanoi and gave the diplomat a manuscript of more than 400 poems com[>osed In captivity and a letter denouncing the government ns a dictatorship. He was arreslrd Immediately and has not been frred since. His words speak for thousands of Vietnam ese trapped In prisons and re­ education camps. "M y poetry's not mere poetry, no. but it's the sound of sobbing from a life, the din of doors In a dark Jail, the wheeze of two poor wasted lungs, the thud of earth tossed down to bury dreams. the clank of hoes that dig up memories, the clash of teeth all chattering from cold; ttie cry of hunger from a stomach wren­ ching wlid. the throb-throb of a heart that grieves, forlorn, the helpless voice before so many wrecks. All sounds of life hair lived, of death hulf died — no poetry, no." Thlen's poems, translated Into English, have been published hy Yale University F’ress under the title. "Flowers from Hell." Some have been transcribed into songs by Viet­ namese singers. Scholars say they are some of the finest poems written In the Vietnamese language during lids century. International I’EN, the professional writers' organization, and Amnesty International have pressured the Vietnamese government for Thlen’s release. Hut Vietnam merely shifted him from a Jail In Haiphong to Hanoi's Hoa Lo Prison, once called the "Hanot Hilton" hy U.S. prisoners of war. In the title poem. Thlen writes; "F low ers from hell — real blood has watered them, blood mixed with animal swrat. with parting tears. blooming In prison, sickly, starved and <old. they reck of damp and mold, took gray as mud." Mullets tailed to stop communism from controlling Vietnam. Perhaps, like the lichen thut splits huge boulders, poetry will take root tu the crevices of tlit* Vietnamese soul and. nurtured hy human sulfering. one day break the grip of totalitarianism. Thlen is a freedom lighter whose words will never Ire silenced. Bumper Sticker It's hard these days to find a car that doesn't have a bu m per sticker pasted on U. Our highways have become Hooded with moving bllllxiurds. and Instead of watching ltie road, drivers are straining their necks trying (oread the messages Tim e wan (lint the buck portion of a car was reserved for the license plate and car registration. Occasionally a laded bumper sticker from a past election might sneak hy. Hut now motorists proudly advertise thetr favorite passions, restaurants, religions, sporting teams and odd expressions. There Is a bumper sticker lor everyone. These xenophobic sayings seemed to make everyone dasli to Die hack end of their autos in attach their own pronouncements. Perhaps yet a new sticker — "I Drake For Mumper Stickers" — Is needed on our bumpers to avoid rear-end collisions. BERRY'S WORLD DICK WEST Obscure III Takes Fun Out Of Operation Talk WASHINGTON (UPt) — One problem with having an obscure aliment that only a few people ever heard of. let alone tried to pronounce. Is that It makes It difficult to teli anyone about your operation. I figured t couldn't very well take time off for surgery without some explanation, so I asked my doctor how to Identify the aflllctlon. "Dupuytren'scontracture." he replied. "G ad !" 1 exclaimed. "1 must be worse off than I thought!" From various reference works. I learned that the contracture was named for Dr. Gullleume Dupuytren. a I9th century French surgeon and anatomist. As lo whether Dupuytren personally con­ tracted It. or merely discovered It among his patients, was not made clear. However. 1 suspect the latter. A medical doctor once told me that If you meet an adult with adenoids, tonsils and appendix Intact, you can be pretty sure he's a surgeon. I assume that also is true of the palmar fascia Anyway, dupuytren's contracture has re­ mained fairly rare. Otherwise, there probably would be at least a half-dozen diets, exercises and form s of treatment less drastic than surgery. Also cheaper. T he Dupuytren's Contracture Cookbook — now there's a title (o reckon with. It should contain recipes for dishes you can whip up with one hand. In my case, the condition was marked by a progressive failure of the little finger of the left hand to straighten up and stir right. Eventually, I was told by medical authorities, other fingers would follow the pinkie downward.' rendering one hand effectively Ineffective, at least for two-handed recipes. As a matter of fact, one source describes the contracture as "a condition marked hy fibrosis with shortening and thickening of the palmar fascia." Pray don'l ask me what the palmar fascia Is. I didn't pursue the research that far, I only know lhe prognosis Is a "flexion contracture ol the lingers Into the palm." The operation takes about an hour and necessitates the type of bandage that apparently Is popular with barroom brawlers who hurt their hands punching out on bigger patrons. Anyway. I was asked repeatedly tf I had tried to deck someone bigger than 1 am . Actually. 1 am basically right-handed. If t were going to swing at someone's chin hard enough to require a bandage that large. I would never do so wl'.h my left fist. But you know how Journalists are. Always Jumping to the wrong conclusions "Mcavens n o '" I would demur. Implicitly making the point that physical violence la unseemly. "1 had an operation." "O h ." would come the inevitable, albeit sympathetic, next Inquiry. "W hat was your trouble?" "Dupuytren's contracture." 1 would answer, and that always ended the conversation. Nobody, not even an Journalist, likes to show lotal Ignorance. The bandage is gone now. the stitches have been removed and I have pretty much regained normal use of my left hand Next time, though, tf there Is a next time. I hope t contract something a bit more com m onplace, like terminal dandruff ANTHONY HARR1GAN ROROtT WAITERS Capital Creates Jobs C u b s' Baseball N ostalgic Vital Issues are In dangrr of bring lost In the national debate over tax rrform. Too much ot the discussion. In this commentator's view. Is being focused on the "fairness" Issue. Well, what Is a fair system o f taxation? Certainly, fairness Is a proper goal, hut It would take a Solomon to answer that question with perfection. What should be self-evident Is Dial everyone wants to pay less, everyone wants to shift the tax burden to someone else T h e re 's n oth in g w rong with pushing, shoving and lobbying over provisions of the tax law For Iwitrr or worse, the U.S Is a society Dial recognizes special Interests: fann­ ers. old people, young people, man­ ufacturers. Importers, miners, and others In there a national Interest that surmounts thin strugglr? From Mine lo time, a national Iritrrcni poMUmi emerges, hut It Isn't Instantly re­ cognized tt may be at variance with *|M-ctal Interests, nitwit legitimate Deteal of Die confirmation of Interests Definition of the truly W illiam llrudlord Reynolds for assistant attorney general lake* a national Interest and acceptance ot great deal down with tt. tt may mean n conflict with popular Not everyone who Is crucified by I h>t11 u.t 1 rhetoric. the United Stales Senate Is unwor­ The country h «» an overriding national Interest In capital forma­ thy. A current Suprem e Court justice lias told me that Judge tion t>ernusr that's what makes Jobs C lem en t H ayn sw orth. a Nixon possible It’s been estimated that It nominee, was an outstanding can­ takes AtiO.CXX,) or more to create didate far the Supreme Court Me earti new Job — a real Job. not a was done In by Senators Hitch Davit public make-work Job Where would and Teddy Kennedy, whom 11 would this capital come Irom It those who be genial lo t all mediocrities, wtlli are In a position to create Jobs — the Mien (xiirnt support of organized hire (tropic and equip thrm with lalxir lools and other facilities — are Kdwin Meese. nominated lor aldiscouraged from accumulating It? lornry general, barely encu|ted tom American |>olltlrlans are all for Ibe piruhnas. who wished to do to Jolts, hut they aren't so strong in him what the real fish do to a cow supporting lax provisions Unit make who wanders Into Dir Amazon Job cre a tio n p o ssib le I.literal River Meese and Dir president held legislators do thrtr very Itesl to llrtii. and Meese Is now attorney prevent companies from retaining general and may even still own Ibe earnings In the current "tax reform" de­ oflendlngcullllnks . Falling with Meese, Dir plrahnus bate. someone needs to s|teak up for circled Mr Reynolds retained earnings And someone Reynolds' (mini ol vulnerability needs to stress M1.1t b u s in e s s d o e s was that he iielleves In the rule of the best Job of saving money for taw as traditionally understood, that Investment The Individual who Is, thal he law should treat all grts a tax break may s|>cm! what equally, and, In Die old phrase, "not the IRS returns, which Is good tor be a respecter ol jiersons " Even as consu m er-oriented business It president. Nixon was not "above the pumps up Die econony However. law " Die real advances In die economy Tills Republican view of law must com e from r o rp o ru ir retained to- understood as brnelltlng the earnings which are plowed Itark weak and Die minority Interest It Into new plant and equipment And tlte application ol the law results com (tallies must have Incentives to from social status or organized do that. lobbying, then those interests will W hen dep reciation rules are always get their way The lobbyists tightened and when Investment tax will always win out over the lobbycredits are stripped away, business less. will have disincentives lo Invest Hut that Is what lias happened, They won't risk money on new and Mr. Reynolds' vulnerability now m ach in ery e s s e n tia l for modernlzallon and Jolt creation Unfor­ w as that he Is against It on tunately. therr aren't many mem­ principle. bers of Congress who seem to * The organized lobbies In favor ol understand that or who tiavr Die racial and gender quotas have succeeded In reversing the plain political courage to stand firm against (tie (topullst tide language of the Civil Mights Act of 1964 II you yourself are not the II business Isn't allowed lo retain direct beneficiary ol an organized earnings sufficient lor new capital lobby, this piece ol congressional formation, the timers will be the leglstallon Is not for you. and you young Americans who nerd new. will very likely be the victim ol hlgh-sklll. high-pay Industrial Jobs. C H IC A G O IN E A I On this m u UK>' sum m er afternoon , the Chicago Cubs are In a slump of historic proportions Indeed, the team Ison the verge of setting a new record for the longest losing streak In the entire 109 years of Its existence. Nevertheless. W rtgley Field Is packed with diehard fans. Almost 35,900 — only 1.400 less than Die stadium's capaclly — have paid the price of admission to cheer for their "C u b b ies " and to perpetuate u tradition unique In professional sports T h e Cubs entered this game against the New York Mets after losing 13 consecutive prior contests. Including five games In which they failed lo score a single run — but abysmally prxtr performances on Die flrld are an Integral part of the team 's charm. JEFFREY HART Reynolds' Defeat discrimination Which, ol course, the legislation outlaws. The outrage Is that s piece of legislation that aimed at ending discrimination has ended up legitimizing It. The sponsors of the original act guaranteed to us that no such thing could (Mtssltily happen, and had they been unpcrauaslve the aet would never have passed Yet exactly the opposllr has happened The !.in gauge ol the act has been tortured through executive orders and bureaucratic directives to mean Just Its uppostivr It ts Mr. Reynolds' adherence to the original language, to the promises of the act's sponsors Indeed to the pro­ mises of Hubert Humprey. that earned him the title “ white man's la w y er" Irom A'rw York Times columnist Anthony Lewis Odd I do rial recall Mr Lewis describing any lawyer who worked lo make the law favor blacks as a "black man's la w y e r" Nor do I rem em ber him d escrib in g any lawyer who workrd lor prrfrrrnila! treatment for women as a "women's lawyer." The fact ol the matter Is that Mr. Reynolds ts not a "constituency" lawyer of any kind Hr believes, as most Americans do. and as all republican political theorists, do In equality before the law Despite all that. Mr Reynolds was smeared as a presumptive ‘ 'racist." the final tell list mud-hull Thus roluinnlst Mary McOrory — putting It drllratrly — found tt difficult to reassure hrrsell I hat Mr Reynolds does not dlsllkr Macks And shr comes up with another bizarre tormulutlon. which tells us much about current leftist groupthink She thinks that Mr Reynolds, as the official In charge ol civil rights (xillcy In the Department of Justice, has shown ‘ 'Insensitivity" lo his "constituency." Hlg news. Mary McGrory: the "ronstltuency" of the Department of Justice ts every American, each of whom has "civil rights" — but not special privileges The Cubs last won a World Series In 1908 and have not captured a* N ational League pennant since 1945 — a dreadful record matched by no other team to the m*tur leagues For loyal Cubs Ians, however, whether you win or lose Isn't as Important as how you enjoy the game. "What we have here Is pure nostalgia." explains one team of­ ficial "This Is baseball as the game was played In the 1940s and 1950s when llfr was simpler." Indeed, baseball on Chicago's North Side Is more than a business, more than even u game ll is a revered way ol life whose traditions are enshrined at 71-year-old Wrtgley Field There Is no domed stadium, no a r t lflc a l grass, no e le c tr o n ic scoreboard and — most Important — no lights to Illuminate night games Of the 26 teams In the major leagues, only the Cutis play ull of their home games during Die day. Powerful Interests want to change that, however. Organized baseball receives a substantial share of Us revenues from the television sta­ tions and networks thal pay for the rlghis to broadcast the games The broudcaslrrs. In tum. earn their money from advertising — and the rales charged for commercials during "prim e tim e." when the audlrnee ts at Its peak, are (ar higher than during the afternoon. The team’s owner Is pressing both the state legislature and the stale courts for upptoval lo Install lights. The matter now Is beforr the Illinois Supreme Court aftrr a local Judge rebuked the owners In a scathing opinion: "T h e scheme which has majorleague baseball trashing a residen­ tial community and tinkering with the quallty-of-llfe aspirations of countless households so that televi­ sion royalties might more easily flow Into the coffers o f 25 distant sports moguls.. Is repugnant to common decency." JACK ANDERSON FBI O ffices Slow In Reporting Com plaints '7 want to make this into a REAL living room — like they have lor the morning news shows " W A SH IN G TO N When com­ plaints of criminal misconduct are leveled at FBI agents, the bureau's Oince of Professional Responsibility ts supposed to be notified forthwith. This ts an obvious step to avoid the possibility that a regional office will cover up wrongdoing. Hut a recent audit obtained by our reporter Stewart Mauls discloses that several FBI others have been remutkubly slow In letting the front ofllce know about such charges. One local oIBce. for example, took 50 daya to notify OPR that one of Its special agents had been accused of pushing drugs before Joining the FBI In addition, the audit notrd. one-fourth of the cases reviewed turned up a “ potential for conflict of In te r e s t" when region a l office supervisors took (tart In OPR In­ vestigations of thrtr own people. T h e OPR In v e s tig a te s higherranking FHI personnel, such os agents In-charge, but generally turns low-level Investigations back to the regional others. Guy Zimmerman, who headed (he Justice Department audit, said the OPR has "taken corrective action" since the audit An FHI spokesman declined comment. W ATCH ON WASTE: Under the Medicare program. Prudential In­ surance Co. paid the medicals bills of Nathan Jacobson ol Llnwood. N.J.. then sent him a check for the balance he had coming. The check was made out (or a grand total of 2 cents No one would say what it cost to process the check. One estimate: 94.20. The cost, of course, was reimbursed by the taxpayers. HUSH HUSH A lop secret CIA analysis lias concluded thal. under Fidel Castro. Cuha has become a colony of the Soviet Union. Declares the document: "Cuban submission has been complete." and Castro has become a "self-critical member of the team ." FUDDLE FACTORY A Pentagon em ployee showed us these excerpts from a bureaucrat's exercise book: " D u c k r e s p o n s ib ilit y . J u m p through hoops. Run In place. Push those papers. Dodge decisions. Keep flexible. Bend wtlh the prevailing w ind." 1 �S P O R TS Evstilnf HsraM. Isstsrd, FI. Twaeday, July 1. I W - S A Sanford All-Stars Sweep Openers Grayson Slugs Homer As Nats Drop Leesburg By Chria Flater H erald Sports W rite r TAVARES — The best offense Is a Rood defense. Sanford Little Major LeaRue all-star teams have not necessarily lived by those words tn the past, Hut, In the last week of practice leadlnR up to the Florida Little Major League Sub-District Tournament, the Sanford National and American IraRue teams ate. drank and slept defense. And. Monday nlRht. they played It. Did they ever. The Nationals opened the tournament by playlnR errorless defense and rtdlriR the five-hit pitching of Scott Ses.ak to a 2-1 victory over i-eesburR Sanford National returns to action tonlRht nt 6 against Orlando-Bruton, which .!re-. a Rrsi-1'uund bye. In Monday's second Rame. thr Americans got a s tr o n g p it c h in g p e rfo rm a n c e Iro m Eric Washington who tossed a two-hltter and was tracked by an error-free defense en route to a 4-2 victory over host Tavares The highlight of that game was a triple play pulled o ff by the Americans In the first Inning The Americans have tonight off and play again Wednesday night at H against the winner of the Sanford Natlonal-Orlando matchup The way things looked Monday. It wouldn't Ire surprising to see the two Sanford teams battling It out for the tournament title Sanford National manager Al "S k ip " Mitchell was definitely pleased with the way Ills team played In the field Monday. "I knew the defense could play trail." he said "W e've got 15 kids who know how to play defense They understand baseball and they're thinking all the tim e." "W e have a very fundamental team ." assistant coach Rick Taylor said "h 's been a long time since a Sanford team didn't make any errors In a game ” All of Ihr scoring In Monday night's first game was done In the first inning l-ershurg. which also playrd excellent defense, loaded the trasrs with no tints against Sestnk as leadoff man Rick Islllll walkrd. Don Dickson singled and Scott Harp w alked Josh Cralnc then tupped one in front o f thr plate and Sestak tossed to catcher Darrell Canada lor the first out. Fay l‘o(|urtte then lofted a fly bull to deep right field for thr second out but Dickson tugged und scored on the play fora 1-0 lead. With two outs, and runners on first and second. Mark Nlbleck smashed a shot up the middle bill Sanford second baseman Anthony Roberts got to It tn time and stepped on second for the force out anti lhe third out. Roberts' defensive gem set the stage for Nationals' as they went on to make a number of run-saving plays the rest of the way Meanwhile. Sanford scored twice in thr tmitom of thr first and II turned out to t>e all thr Nationals needed With one out. Brian Grayson rifled Nlbleck's first pilch well over the fence In left field to tie ihr score al I - 1 "I like hitting on thr first pilch." Grayson said • "A t flrsi I didn’t think It was gonr because I hit It real high Then I saw the hall rolling In thr street." la-rsburg threatened again In the top of (hr second With one out. Brian Hammond llnrd a single to Irft renter und took second on Jeff 1.uger's hunt Islllll followed with a two-out single to center and Hammond was waved around third Center fielder Al Dixon got the hall to shortstop Alonzo llrundldge who whrrlrd and fired a l>rrfrcl strike to Canada to nail Hammond al the plate and end the Inning Sanford got out of the top of the fourth when Canada thiew nut a runner trying to steal third after Sestak had strut k out Nlbleck for the second out. The Nationals went down tpilrtly In the iMitiom of Ihr fourth as Ihr score remained 2 - 1 The Nationals used their gloves to turn back another Leesburg rally Iri the top o f the fifth Hammond walked tn lead off the frame and Lugrr followed with a hunt single. Islllll tried to bunt thr runners up but Sestak alertly flrrd to third for the force out. Dickson then stepped up and hit a sinking liner toward right field Rolierts made a fine running catch and noticed that IsBlII had not tagged tn go to third Roberts then ran In and tagged second for un Inning ending double play. "I'v e always playrd good on defense." Roberts said “ I knew I had the calrh all Ihr way and then I noticed thr guy didn't tag up " Sestak allowed five hits In the game, all singles, struck out one and wulkrd five Clinger Starts Triple Play, Am ericans Roll Juniors Run O ver Port O range C o x S t r i k e s O u t 1 3, B r i n s o n H a m m e r s 3 H i t s I n 6 - 2 T r i u m p h By Sam Cook H era ld Sports Editor PORT ORANGE - As early us the first Inning It was no secret as to what Sanford ull-star m an­ ager Jim Lucas had In mind for Port Orange In thr first round of thr District 4 Florida Junior Major Leagur baseball tourna­ ment * Run. run and run some more Even though his team trailed by two runs. It was off to thr races. Sanford literally stole u run In each of the first two Innings tn tie the score, then added four more In the third with some uggrrsaivr base run­ ning Ronald Cox did the rest with n four-hit pitching perfor­ mance and 13 strikeouts as Sanford posted u 0-2 victory over Port Orange Monday night. Sanford. 1-0, meets Holly lllll Wednesday night Holly Hill had u first-round bye. Lucas said Mlkr Merthle would be on the mound A win Wednesday puts thr locals In Saturday morning's 10 o'clock championship game In Monday's other game. New Surry na Beach held on to nip Ormond Beach. 7-0 Port Orange plays Ormond Beach tonight Thr loser Is eliminated Lucas suld he knew from outset hr would have Ills trum running. "T h a t's a nlrr feature." said Lucas atrout Ills team's fast fret " I f we get on base, w e're going to move It pretty much shook them up tonight." The lirst shakrup came in the bottom of the first. Pori Orange had takrn a 2 0 lead In the opening Inning against Cox. Tw o flvballs to right field which fell for hits, a solid single by Steve Baseball Floyd and a safety squeeze bunt did Ihr damage It didn’t takr Dwight Brinson long to get one run back Thr swift center fielder brat out a rollrr to the second baseman for an Infield hit Hr immrdtnlrly stole second and udvanerd to third when the catcher's throw tr ic k le d I n t o c e n t e r . Ray Williams chased him home with u g r o u n d n u t to th e fir s t baseman. "W e were nervous at first," said Brinson who led Sanford with three singles. "After the first Inning we got Into the game We've got the speed to beat anybody, so we use It." In the second Inning. Sammy Edwards socked a one-out dou­ ble to left center off losing pitcher Herman Murgrnbcrgrr. Jlmlxi Lucas struck out for the second out and Jell Smith fell behind on th e cou n t, too Edwards, though, aggressively swiped third and came around with Ihr tying run when thr throw went Into Irft field In the third. Sanford uddrd three base hits to its speed to takr a 6-2 lead Bernard Mill hrll walkrd and stole second to o|>rn thr Inning Brinson llntd a single up Ihr middle to chase home Mitchell for u 3-2 edge Brinson movrd to second on Ihr throw and then went tn third when thr second busrman mlsplayed a picknff attempt He srorrd on a wild pitch Wlillams. one of Sanford's best burners, lollowrd with a llvball to rtglh field When the right fielder dropped It. the speedy second sackrr wus on thr third base "Coach says when the trail's hit. don’t look at It. Just run.' said Wlillams "W e could have run every time tonight " Cox hrlprd hlmscll next when he ro|H-d a single to center lor a 5-2 lead Hr then stole second and third Willie "Sugar i< \ McCloud struck out but Mtkr Merthle produced a 6-2 Iratl with a groundnut to third base. W hllr the speed was taking t-arr of ihr early deficit, Cox. a h a rd -th row in g rig h t-h a n d er, made sure It stayed that way. Hr wus almost untouchable after the first Inning as hr allowed Just one more hit. He finished with 13 strikeouts Including u string o f six In succession early In the game. "Ronald has got a tendency to throw his curve hxi early." said Lucas "H e's got In show them Ills fasllKill to make his curve more cffectfvr Thru, they have something to fear Catcher Edwards said that's what Cox did until the second lime around when he noticed Port Orange was crowding the plate "Th ey started hugging tin­ plate so we threw the curvi-hall ilrst and then came hark with the last ball. said Edwards Ronald got Imth pilches work lug after thr first Inning Then lie was more effective." 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Howard was moved up to fiil Taylor's slot en the roster Sanford got to Tavares slnrtrr Darrell Davis lor two runs on our Ini in the top ol thr first Tony Duval led off with a base hit and. with one out. Floyd Henderson was awarded first on catcher's Interference Allx-rt Anderson followed with a walk to load the bases hut Davis struck out Al IVrklns lor t he second out Clinger then coaxed a walk to hirer In Duval with the ttrst mu and llrudrrsou scored on a wild pilch lor a 2 0 lead l avares started a rally In the bottom of the first when Barney Vaughn walked to lead off and Kevin Carroll drop|K-d down a hunt single Tony Marrllla then ripped a liner toward thr right tlrld corner and Cllngrr turned a sure hit Into a trlplr play Cllngrr reached up and stahlied Ihr liner out of the air. doubled Carroll olf Ilrst and llrrd to shortstop James Jackson at second to complete thr triple play. "That was something." Sanford American manager Ethel Hoolsle" Jackson said. "Harvey ICItngcrl made a girat catch and hr knew' |ust what to do idler he caught It Kiich tram went down quickly In thr second liming and Saulord Increased lls lead to 4 0 with a pair nl run In the lop of Ihr third Henderson ripped a single to Irlt to lead off ami Anderson drilled a shot over the ernterflrld fence lor a two-run homer and a 4-0 lend Davts walked thr next two hitlers and Tavurrs then went with Marrllla In reltcl and hr retired the next three hitters tn order to grt out ol Ih r Inning. A controversial call almost cost the Americans a run In the bottom ol the third hut they turned the home leant away with (h r 4-0 trud still Intact. Brian Ford walked to lead off but was forced at second on Jason Wright's grounder. Wright then tried to steal second and thr throw hud hint beat. The throw was to the right of the >Mg and Jackson went off the hag to gel It. Wright didn't slide and he and Jackson rollliird. The hall |arred loose and W'rlght was safe but Ihr umpire ruled that Jackson had Interfered with W'rlght who was awarded an extra base W ith on e out and a ru n n e r on third. Washington reached back and struck out John Campltril lor the second out the. on ball four to Vaughn. W'rlght tried to score when the hull eluded catcher Perkins Perkins got to It fast and tossed to Washington coveting und he slup|>ed Ihr tag on W'rlght lor thr third out In Ihr llllli. Ford led off with u walk, took second and third on wild pilches and scored on a p assed t>all Washington didn't lei tIt** sudden wildness uprst him though ns lie came (tuck to strike out the side tn the bottom ol the Inning II was Howard's defensive work that set tired thr win for Sanford enroll tried to hunt Ills way on und Washington bubbled the ball for a second. Hut be picked It up and flrrd to Howard covrrtng first Howard slrtichrd (or all hr was worth and kept Ills fool on ihr Img lor the Ilrst out Howard Ihru knocked down Marrllla's hard groudrr and tossed lo ('huger for the second oul and the second sucker made It 3 for 3 In Ihr Inning when hr euught Crts Crrseman s |x>p op for the final out "Ersklnr (Howardl Is something else," Jackson said " lie 's quite u second baseman. Americans Lose 2 Stars Derrick Tuylor and Tony Chuvris, two of (hr lop players this season In thr Sanford Little American League, were ruled Ineligible for all slur 1 1 >in|m*i it Ion Monday by Jrfl Munson. Sunford's MijM-rlntrudrut for |>arks and recreation. The Evening Herald learned Monday that both Taylor and Chavers are 13 yrars old Thr Lillie Major ta-agur age group Is 10-12 A player eunnol l>e 13 yrurs old la-fore July 31 lit participate Munson said Monday that there was u problem with Taylor's hlrth certificate und he would not la- able to play. Chavers wus never able lo pnaluce a birth certificate thus ruled Ineligible. No Sweat: McEnroe, Connors Should Stroll Into Semis WIMBLEDON. England (UPI) - John McEnroe and Jim m y Connors have scarcely had to break sweat so far at Wimbledon, and today should see them stroll Into the quarterfinals belorc faring their first real tests In contrast, the bottom half of the draw Is full of minefields for second seed Ivan Lendl who. unlike the two Am ericans, has never reached a Wimbledon final and lias much to prove here. Top seed and defending champion McEnroe, after disposing of South Alnran Christo Steyn and who has yet to drop a set. faces another qualifier In West Germany's Andreas Maurer. Connors, seeded third and drawn to meet McEnroe In the semifinals, plays feilow-Amrrlran Sammy Glaminslva. While neither ol those confrontations should provide a full-length workout for the ranked players • something they are still looking for after the first week's stop^start stuttering because of ruin • Lendl takes on stylish Fren­ chman Henri Leconte. Leconte defeated the Czechoslovak In the World Teum Cup five weeks ago and his full repertoire of strokes and power could seriously trouble the No 2 seed. If Lendl overcomes that hurdle, his next opponent will be either 16thseeded American Tim Mayotte or West Germany's rapidly rising star Boris Becker. In the women's singles. Joint top seeds Martina Navratilova and Chrta Evert Lloyd have at least one more round to go before either should be ♦a 4sy * 14 • Tennis stretched at all. Navratilova, who Saturday com ­ plained of having had only two hours on court during Wimbledon's first rain sodden week so that she is still not In a groove, plays South African Rene llys. Evert Lloyd, even more economical than her major rival In dropping only seven games during her first three matches, meets fellow-Amertcan Anne Smith, who came from nowhere and hits conceded only one set In making the last 16. Tuesday's main battle among the w om en could com e In the clash between fifth-seeded American Pam Shrlver and 1I th seeded West German teenager Stcflt Graf. Four more seeds fell In Monday's singles play, two In thr men's event and two among the women That left seven ranked men and eight w om en's seeds still In contention at the hallway point. Australia’s Elizabeth Smylle pro­ vided the biggest upset of the Champi­ onships so far by eliminating liana Mundlikova of Czechoslovakia, the women's No.3 seed. 6 - 1. 7-6 (7-5). Frenchwoman I'ascale Paradis ac­ counted for the exit of 14th-seeded Wendy Turnbull of Australia 2 6 . 7-5. 6-1 • reversing the result of their last meeting 10 days earlier when Turnbull won In three sets In the quarterfinals at Eastbourne. England Among the men. 17-year-old Becker scored an Important and exciting five-set triumph over seventh sredrd Joaklm Nystrom of Sweden In perhaps thr Championships' most thrilling match to date, which was carried over from Saturday with Ihr score at one set-all. Becker finally emerged the winner 3-6. 7-6 (7-5|. 6-1, 4 0. 9-7. France's Yannick Noah, the 11th seed, also went out. losing 4 -0 . 7 -0 . 0-3. 7 0 (7-5) to Indian Vljay AinrttraJ In a gentlemanly contra! between two o f ten n la ' moat p o p u la r crow d* please rs With so many seeds out already. McEnroe olfrred an explanation: "T h e defeat o f seeded players Is because some of them arc more alow court players and the tondltloiM are c onducive to upsets." hr aald. �•A— Kgggktg H w iM , fts»i*wa. FI. 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Whrn yon have four runs you think you're going in have a fnlrly easy game." Bochy. who entered Ihr game In Ihr top of ihr Inning M spell Terry Kennedy behind the plate, handed Kyan Ills sixth loss against right victories. Myan struck mil seven lo raise his career total lo 3.IKK) “ I really hadn't playrd against him all that much," said Bochy. "It's only Ihr second lime I vr ever laced Nolan. I played there lor three yrars so I know he's a power pitcher and that lie's going lo go after you In that spot.” “ We had enough runs to will, 1 Just didn't pitch a good game," said Myan. "On tlir hall lo Bochy I gave him u pitch hr could hit out of the Inillp.uk h wasn't where II was supposed lo hr I was throwing good and hadn't thrown that many pitches ( 123) But I made had pile hes In situations where you can't afford In " Ktrh Gossage. who pitched the IDili Inning, gol credit for the victory to Improve his record to'g-1 The Padres lied the score al 5-5 In the ninth on a narrlfUr fly by pinch hitter Kurt Bm acqui. Urnlg Nellies led oil Ihe ninth hy drawing a walk and f ’arrnejo Marline* followed with a double. Art Inlenllonid walk loaded ihr bases and llevacqua came Aaron's Clout Lifts Nationals N.L. Baseball Ihrmigh wlih his sarriflrr fly The Aslros scored twice In each of the first two Innings, with Denny Walling belling a two run homer in the first after firing given a reprieve Walling hud grounded mil hul on the pitch, second base umpire Krlc Gregg called a balk on Padres' starter LaMarr Hoyt, giving Walling another chance lo fiat A sacrifice fly hy Dill Doran and an Mltl single by • Craig Meynolds gave the Aslros two more runs In the second. Th e Padres gol three runs In the second on a two run homer by Marline/, a triple hy Garry Tem pleton and a stjure/e hy Hoyt Duran singled, stole second and scored on a double by Reynolds In Ihr seventh to make II 5-3. The Padres scored In the eighth on double by Tlrti Flannery and Infield mils by Tony Gwynn and Sieve Garvey. E i p c i 3, Cardinal* 2 At Montreal. Arulrr Dawson's single with Iwo mil In Ihr tint tom of Ihr lOtli Inning scored ,Jlm Wohllord from third base, m oving ihr Kx|m>s within a half game of first place St Muds In the Fast Gary Lucas. 3-0. pitched two Innings fnr ihr victory Rfcky Horton, 0-2. look ihr loss Tim Rulnra tripled in three al-hals Braves 4. Glanta 1 At San Francisco, Dale Murphy and Jerry Harper hom rrrd and rookie Zaur Smith combined wtth two relievers on a four-hitter to pare Atlanta Smith Improved lo (1-4 w hllr Bruce Sillier notched his 15th save. Mike Krukow. 5-H. was the loser. Z on e Smith ...top * Glanta C u b s 3 . P h illie s WASHINGTON |DPI| - Many T V /R A D IO o it*i 4ia aii 4i tati r n*•) iaa *011LI 4) mp yearn rem oved from major rv w* A -lfM 4 UDN1 league baseball, such legendary MUMU players as Hunk Aaron, Hoyt l«r fcarft * \9 U S F L Wilhelm. George Kell and Early ••9* U*G91*% IL» 1111*1 UtlfflO HATH FOOTBALL 100TMU W ytin showed that occasionally, i I a I y I *** IIP‘*« l i n n (a**ri*cs even lim e curt hr footed. 0LVMPKI M M « l T '» » * CVP* « i U w G*«vn In ihr Fourth Annual Cracker t Bi*7ENk|i**m 11 t 1 Fit «M 10 I PtLWft^il J a c k O ld - T im e r s H u srb a ll 4 *9 9I 4<*V'N| »wIi**4* •hi# itftftt II f 1 ft" * 1 IFF VPN %» (*9+\ •M*-pfti II » 1 •II t ft UF Classic al MFK Stadium Monday **9 t«U4^ *<ifv«ei | *yt4 • * Bin «ar« •4 F 1 m Ml Ml f ia m i night, several dozen retired * 1D M lit *9 11 im 41 in " M l* * I)H | •IIPI'MM Jftt 9 t 9 m «F m greats got together lor five In­ C > %*9t 111i IF* 'll’ Bl nings of charity hull and re­ turn WnVft CftHftvrvwi M M MU created baseball's past 1lift* 9*4 1* • 1 F* HI m IH f*i PufMM Iiai i-«r<4 l 04*w9 II F • III .i, m «t V«H Aaron, the ma)or league home * H»g|t«n * 1 • IM U4 m f ill run king with 753. parked a ftp. rani 1 •« • m I t 4A •i * a « IVAM uai w n ’t i •*» * * ' 9 * » 1) • UJ IF1 m llrst inning delivery from Wynn i»+*499 I aie Wi A0*w*4 11 ) 1 JF| m CM Into the trlt field bleachers. Kell, lftft 4AfiNH. 1 •1 • MF Ml ftM i ii#(M pin#bant the hot-llrldlug third baseman, D O G S *(ttMcifdirwif^ Ati made two fine cjefeualve plays on ItPf l Im* fellow Hall of Furriers Kuos O r * tl la *"*r« *B •4*99- |/*ACItM tItwt 111l« t» Slaughter and Mm Brock AMWfi * :M Azij*m M i Mil G «ti ’ k ia And crafty Hnvi Wilhelm, ihr ' loftily|B*m<H s l* * "ii* '* B»nJ9WiI mustrr of the kuuckler who won iitiiNB Pt)«i«ma TiMtiaia IPllPM'l t i 09*9 I M t M - o ail 143 gam es In 2 1 seasons, M « » i l ,a*M**r K «d* * * * » m ia ia la \9 1**94 ft *W+9* J allowed our run In one Inning to *a*.9 iSfMR ia «a ■Mil l I«t4 ’» rain the win In a 7-3 victory by Oa* W )t NM*n M 0 IIP I iMina I IH tlltlM Ih r N a llo n a l L e a g u e that 00(Ml hi a M b ! f *f #1*f 1411(• I featured (Ivr home runs Mrta- M MI'll VIP i PI 114(1 ft m« mi ii a ta ia Aaron, who hus t>ern out of Ihr M Offtf l»» llftili HRiitsr ia la WVftar >90 n major leugues nine yrars. said KaffMilii «a •**• "*^-ft* n "49*9 a Q'9ntlu pitti ftm T(?«tiiaa he has not lost the mythical M u M il tniwt n* a >11> * 9 * 9 * 4 09*9 I hom e run Nlinkr feared by •TaTM&a la «■ ia Oftftftf^ B T9*f* I n V )M***«c*» ia ia pin lirrs from 1034 70 M l i ( l ) J •t V 1 ia IA*T<«m|oTi " I t ’s always lieen Ihrre." he MiMtaa UMitia p 4iiit» Vi4inaa B Aw Weiff IF »*i«* iv* a »a said. "IF * a God given gill lhal urn * n 4m you never losr,” I • « l I I • ft I I 1 a^»>*** II B ta USrfef M il "tl was a nice pitch In till out 1 G • * i I I ( I f t I I I ) I I Crn94 ¥ 49*9* iTiA) on nr* a itntnm fiiinmia ol ihr tMllpurk." added Aaron, a WMii >4* I M t 'M 1>I 0 l» » B<» ews p••rssKpWKIT|ftI llfrllm r 303 hitler who chalked itv i« ia i a «a up 2.267 Mill "I was firing tim ***** KlV'tch ia B O W L IN G selrcllvr. It's always nice lo Mon mu* Piiiiaa VdiFiiaa ia* o im come out and do ihr Itrsi Job you I ' uJ L n u h i W i ii l*M4*«r>nr kb pb ia cun tin " i n H 4M O H lIM M vOFMWtaiaf ta ta 41LM **H> Sh Ml I Wynn, a Hall ol Kunu-r who \00%*'%4 IM I tW S* I S*m — 1— 4 MMt m 4 « h h liM IU M P* II M l V ltllU K I won 300 games trnm 1630 63. •h *SMS I a*r«a- u d m i w >. »„*, 44 m * U M Cm * was lugged with Ihr Ions, hul hr i m. %*9"9K~ \ •a i a ta i v i c*i m;’ *»■» « i « t "" lOaiaaCWiw Ta ta look II wllh a laugh tt'in g r C***S4 1C Tg* M s * V p Im ia Wynn said ol Ihr pilch Aaron -— h i i t m 0 N***i cua i OHiiaa Piiiiaa ti>#*naa O g iS tS * CSHH4 C<| Om m * Jm «* * W'M-iKC na c rushed. "Same one he hit Iasi w«M— Hi INI! |*m Wn i *Wi i »Of ia ia ta lime |ln Iasi year's game). A high » I m * G***> V m CM, 4h 4**4 i a *a g — M « 4 411 I ***** M M 1 •«<*> laxihall uboul In te r high t ta * H W l r '» S * « C**, ■*'*- * H » Oiinna on mu a TiiuiMia which he pays m r 5100 for." i* m («, stu **mi i>m <a*r*# v\4c na Ii****' '»•'** - 4**** * r * 4 , 4i* «• 'I* ta He added: "Th ere's no way lOiWjM > — w. St— S' * N- "** WSHH* «* ia 1a l * « 4 * * 4 IMS* l*Mg* MIS* •* you're going lo strike unyUidy I 0 i i 16 i M ' i i I I I . ' * : « * ■ !* * *4 - S *>» *** lium i Pii4J»* viuiiaia nul It's just so the Ians enjoy A. *, [*4 * ' •»>*«» MS* IM s* iMita*-1* I ii a II " i9a«M»4n> }>* *a ia 9 ia ia The AL went up I O on a first D EALS (U«uiv*t ia lu llin g Mill single hy Frank M B f i Ww*i IftMdftM lu iiaa puii aia l iiuuaa Moblnaon. Ii M Mnrnttm R|||HHI4I#|H|I 9mm B t Aaron taunrhrd hla shot In ihr it* B na ClMAfft (AO - * * 9 4 * »H P ItP M b o tio q t o f the in n in g . Bin py*9 I n u I f N i W i t t w »P * A ia.* ( » ! * » ia ia ta ia ia \mw> 4 9 m 4 ***** m tm Ma/rroskl and Joe Torre socked •BthM (OjAifvMi ia •■wnra consecutive homers to left In the ii* ii fta roiinia. Vi>i*mfa 14494*4 ■ *0C904 0**4* m m *94 iBB»«n- i i o • u 090 A M 4 04 tmrnt+ mm iMpa s e c o n d and T o m m y Davta i a «B t a 0 9 * 0 4 *9 l a •9904 m KB* #• cracked a two run shot In Our i iaMftnWn* *9 *m9 IP l a fifth i > | 4 ««b p ia Andre D a w t o n ...lift* E x p o # 1 At Philadelphia. Steve Lake's sixth inning squer/e scored Davey Lopes with Ihr winning run to trad Chicago May Fontenot scattered seven hits lo even his mark at 3-3 while Lee Smith earned his 17th save John Denny, 5-6. tcxik the loss Pirates 1. Meta 0 Al Nrw York. Wick Keuschel anti John Candelaria combined on a slx-hltlrr and Marvell Wynne drove In a run hi spark Pittsburgh. Meuschrl, 6 1. pitched 6 2-3 Innings, allowing five fills and striking out seven. Candelaria recorded his eighth save Sid Frrnundrz fell lo 2-5. Dodgera 8 , Reds 1 At Lott Angeles. Greg Brock smashed a three-run homer to support the four-htt pitc hing of Orel Hersltlsrr and lead the Dodgers Hershlser 8 2. hud a one hitter until the eighth inning and was on the verge of fils fourth shutout until the Meds scored an unearned run. 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( « m ‘ «!' is t Las 0***“ Chug OARI * Ini Cm*' *m * « » i t Oh CHH4 t 0*t 44u h . a*4*4 Rt SI 1 Dan*, 1*4*4**, M. **, MU I ’*> u*tM Lh 0*g S.IS • IM <A*r.-m U* o*g m e i d*h 4*.* i * * g , 4 * 1 4 * Cr*A Mm . 4* IN ill t 4*1 lmm in w i • « inch v c«* v LM , S' * 1 • U - «* r«4 c*ug :»mi * 4h o** w u-ug nrs* «. AS, Omn Mh*<* m a 11 Th 44*4, MH-Mf 114,11 1 C«| M*H*n C H 4g ) ’ > » , <4 *4H , M i Sums * 4 S’ >t N * . (m f’ t t t La L g * w t* * Mu*g»H ***** S t* M i*. — i W l t N a g s * Lit L g n LS4**A g.*g s* 4 s an* •n s s i l t i M >«HH g * » l « I >H C«> LM l * i. C m i — * < « W a s United Press International Not even o f J.R. Ewtng was ever happier fo be In lexas than Pete O'Brien. After five days of playing tn domed stadia. O'Brlrn returned home to Arlington Stadium and found It as cozy as ever. Now. a great many players have found Arlington Stadium to tv a graveyard, but for O'Brien this year, ft has been nothing short of an oasis. r 1 FT Monday night, he went 3-for-4 JO lm 4! 0 and drove In five runs wtth a 0 * - ■ B IF homer and a double lo spark the F J Texas Rangers to a 10-5 victory 1 t 1 over the California Angels ft 1 In h is la st 1 l gam es at n 75 tm A r l i n g t o n S t a d i u m , t h e i i 27-vear-old first baseman has hit W If f *• i'# * f 607117 of-2H| with 18 RBI. 4*09% ^ •I* O'Brien Sparks Rangers S a y s P r o b le m N o t D r u g L O S A N G E L E S |UI*I| Dodger rrllrvrr Steve Howe, who missed last season because of cocain e addiction, met w ith learn officials a day after missing a ti a n c|u e I and S u n d a y 's hallgamr. hul his attorney says lire problem Is not drug related Tire tram announced Monday that Howe has hern placed on lhe National League's restricted list and that hr was "in capable" of performing Howe and Ills lawyer-agent. Jim Hawkins, met with Dodger olflclals in u one-hour closed session Monday afternoon to discuss Sunday's no-show, but neither Howe nor tram execu­ tives would reveal details o f the meeting H a w k in s , h o w e v e r , w a s ipioted later as saying Howe's missing the game was nut re­ lated to drugs I’ rlor to l tie Dodgers' Monday night game against the Cincin­ nati Reds tram officials an­ nounced they had hern granted |M-rmlxslon by the com m ission­ er's oilier to remove Howe from lhe active roster He was replaced by 21-yearold Dennis Powell, a 0-0 pitcher lor i fir Dodger's Pacific Coast League club In Albuquerque. H ow e, who returned at a salary of $325.(KX) this year billow ing a one-year suspension for rocalne abuse, failed to show up lor Sunday's home gam e and was nut seen until early Monday, when he returned to his home In the Agoura urea. Hawkins said Last Sunday. Howe was fined •3 00 alter arriving tw o hours late fnr a game Hr telephoned team officials 90 nrlnutrs before game time to tell them hr would be late because his wife had left the house w llh his keys. He took a cah for the 35-mile rtde to Dodger Stadium. Major league rules allow a p la yer to be placed on the restricted list In any Instance w h ere the league p resid en t c e r t i f i e s th a t " u n u s u a l c irc u m s ta n c e s " exist w h ich w ou ld Justify Ihr action. A player can be reinstated Im m e­ diately upon written request by the club. "I like com ing home. I didn't see the ball well In Minnesota or Seattle." O'Brien said referring to the dom ed homes of the Twins and Mariners where the Rangers playrd on their recent road trip " I t ’s good to get back tnthr open air." Rookie Glen Cook. 2-0. got the victory In his second start since being called up from the minors June 20 "1 was si III a III tie nervous out ihrre lonlght. and I made a few m istak es.” said Cook, w h o struck out two and yielded 1 0 hits In six Innings "But when wr score that many runs, you ought la win Ihc game " Dave Rozrm a pitched 2 1-3 Innings and Dave Schmidt got thr last two outs for his second save Kuppcrt Jones hit his 12th homer for California Elsewhere In the American League. N ew York defeated Toronto 4 -1. Detroll hammered B a ltim o r e 7-1. M ilw a u k e e dow ned B o sto n 5 -t. T e x a s crushed California 10-5. C leve­ land defeated Minnesota 5-2. Seattle lopped Chicago 3-1, and Oakland nipped Kansas City 4-3 In National League games. Pittsburgh blanked New York 1-0, Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 I . Montreal edged St. Louis 2 I Atlanlu downed San Fran­ cisco 4-1. Los Angeles topped Cincinnati 8-1. and San Diego drlritted Houston W-8 In lO innings. Yankees 4, Blue Jays 1 Al Toronto, Don Mattingly belted a solo homer wllh two out In the eighth Inning and Joe Ciiwlcy. 7-3. hurled a threehlltrr over eight Innings, lifting New Y ork to victory. Mike Pagllarulo drove In Iwo runs for the Yankees wllh an Rill double In lire fifth and a run-scoring single in thr ninth Tigers 7. Orioles 1 At Baltimore. Darrell Evans. Khk Gibson and lurrry Herndon hlaslrd hom e runs lo power Detroit. R an d y O'Neal. 4-1. scattered six hits over seven innings but needed relief help from W illie Hernandez, who pitched (he final Iwo Innings. Scott McGregor. 6-7. look the loss. Brewers 5, Red Sox 1 Al Mllwuuker, Cecil Cooper beltrd two doubles and drove home two runs and Paul Molltor and Earnest Riles each had two hits to lead thr Brrwrrs past Boston. Pete Vuckovlch, 3-5. pitched the first six Innings and allowed one run on five hits. Bob Gibson pitched three Innings for his fifth save. Indians S. T w in s 2 At M i n n e a p o l i s , G e o r g e Vukovlch belted a three-run homer and Jerry Willard hll an HB1 double to lift Cleveland. The victory marked the first time the Indians won back-to-back games since May 19 and snapped the T w in s ’ fo u r - g a m e w in n in g slreak. Vern Ruhle. 2-3. pitched 6 1-3 Innings for the victory. Mariners 3. White Sox 1 At Chicago. Al Cowens hit a three-run homer with one out tn l he eighth Inning to break up a scoreless tie and Frank Wills and two relievers combined on a flve-hltler In sparking Seattle to Its 12th victory In 15 games. The loss was the White Sox' sixth In a row and eighth In a row at home, their longest losing streak at Comlskey Park since 1970. The gam e marked the 7Slh anniversary of baseball's oldest park. A's 4. Royals 3 Al Kansas City. Mo.. Dusty Baker belted a three-run homer with two out In the ninth Inning off relief ace Dan Qulsenberry to lift Oakland to victory. The blast m ad e a w i n n e r o f K e it h Atherton, 4-4. who pitched the eighth Inning in relief of Don Sulton. Jay Howell hurled the ninth for his 17th save. �HsrsM. U * tH . FI. Showers Curtail Big Duel S P O R TS IN BRIEF Cage Hall Of Feme Inducts 1st Females, Thurmond, Cervi SPRINGFIELD. Mass. (UP!) — History was made In an Induction ceremony Monday as the Basketball Hall of Fame Monday welcomed Its first three female members Including the late Scnda Berenson Abbott, known as the "Mother of W om en’s Basketball " Abbott and two other legendary women's coaches. L. Margaret Wade and B oth a F Teague, were among seven people enshrined In the new Nalsmlth Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, an 811.4 million structure which opened Chuck L a m b T e rry B ro w n C h r is J a c k s o n C h r is K o e p k e K e v in I f o r r o S t e v e S h e im a n J a r e d S o to T .J . G lu f f r i d a W i llia m T h o m p s o n C .J . D i r i u m e r l e J e ff Jackson John Jum p Sunday. Also inducted were former players Allred N. Cervi and Nate Thurmond and former coaches W Harold Anderson and Marv Harshinan The new additions bring the number of people Inducted Into the Hall to 150 Abbott, an instructor at Smith College in Northampton, Mass . who died In 1954. Is credited with organising the first woman's basketball gam e In March. 1893. two years after Dr James Nalsmlth Invented the game in nearby Springfield Smith College Athletic Director Lawrence Fink said the rollrgpushtng to have Abbott, known as the "Mother of W om en's Basketball." enshrined lor several years. "The main thrust ol this Is that it Is an historic moment lor women s basketball." Fink said at Monday's ceremo­ nies. "It Is taking a giant step forward here." Teague, who never played the game but was a phenomenally successlul roach, said she Is not upset at twlng passed over in previous years by the Hall o f Fame Honors Committee FSU Ticket Sales Are Booming Orlando area season ticket sales for Florida Stale University football have already exceeded Iasi yrar's level Overall, non student season ticket sales have passed the* 23.000 level according to c lirls Allen, FSU's area ticket chairman. Allen said hr is hoping foi a 50 percent Increase over Iasi year's level With F-S-U’s outstanding recruiting year, wc could double season ticket stiles." be said. Florida State's Campbell Stadium will have a sealing capacity In r x t e s s of riO.tXXi tor the com ing season Construction on H ie stadium Is ahead ol schedule New restrooms and concession stands along with a new concrete ground surface will make Campbell Stadium a very comfortable place in spend a Saturday evening. Call -122 2H00 lor ticket informal ton Nehemiah Wants Double Force SAN FRANCISCO I l i P I l — Rrnaldo Nrhrmlah, treed lo run track altrr an epic derision by the IAAF, said Monday be would attempt to Is* the first athlete to become a force tioth on the track and the gridiron An arbitration committee id ihr IAAF, tin* International ruling body ol amateur track and Held, Iasi Tuesday voted lo return amateur status to a number of professional loot ball players who were also former track and field stars Among I hose affected by the decision were Nrhrmlah. who pressed the case: Chicago Bears wide receiver Willie Ciuult, L m Angeles Rams wide receiver Mon Brown: New Jersey Oenends running hack Hersehel Walker. San Francisco 4‘Jrrn nose guard Mike Carter; and Green Bay Packers wide receiver Phillip Epps. Lakers Give Walton Physical I.OS ANGELES |UI'I| — Free agent C'llp|>er Bill Wallon. who has until Ihr end o f the month to sign an oiler sheet with another NBA team. Monday was given a physical Monday by Ijis Angeles Laker* doctors. II was rr|x>rtcd In the bos Angeles l imes Lukrr general manager J rrn West confirmed that team doctors bad examined Walton. 12. but said negotiations with the center have Just Iw-gun "T h e re 's nothing Imminent whatsoever." West told the Los Angeles Tlmrs I saw Bill in San Francisco (during last w eek's NBA meetings) alter he was tested by the Cell they have lo decide l! they will retain Irre-agent forward Bob McAdoo who reportedlv will earn more than $900,000 next season O-Twins Take Knoxville In 10th KNOXVILLE — Mark Funderburk slugged his 19th homer and Dan Hanggie socked a two-run mundtrlpper In the 10th Inning as the Orlando Twins pulled out a 6-4 victory over Knoxville In Southern League baseball Monday night Monday's win moved Orlando Into first place In the East Division with a 5-3 record lor lhe second hall. The O-Twlns plays again tonight at Knoxville at 7 30, In other minor league action tonight. Osceola travels to Vero Beach in the Florida Stale League F o o tb a ll L A T E MODE L I QuJliliwr David Rogort. Orlando II *«)%*< J e f f H e a te r Eddie H o w a r d M ik e M o r r o 6 T ig e rs, S tr o n g A d d it io n s S h o w W a y F o r A m e r ic a n s By Chris Plater Herald Sports W riter With six players off Ids Top Team Tournament champion Tigers mid a number o f excellent players irom other teams, man­ ager Mike Morro feels the Alta­ monte American League all-siars could go a long way — say Wflllainsport. Pa Morro said his players have lM-rn talking alxiut a trip to Williamsport and he wouldn't lxsurprised If the dream comes true Last year, the Altamonte National League was runnrrup In Ihe L illie League W orld Series First things llrst. though The Altamonte Americans open play In ihr District 14 Division 2 Tournament Tuesday. July 9. against Oviedo at Eaatmonle Field In Altamonte Springs ‘Just about all the kids talk ubout l» Williamsport." Morro said. "T h ey don't see any Na ltonal Leagues or Ocorr or any other tram, they Just think Williamsport, thul's where iliev think they ate going Five o f the six pliivrrs from the tigers learn will most likely lie in lire starting lineup when the tournament tx-glns Either t'lirls Jackson or Chuck Lamb will open mi the mound, C h ris I hr team is solid all the way Koepke will I h* behind Ihe plate, around." Morro said We have film Jump in ihe infield and grr.il leant speed, a lot of contact Downtown" Terrv Brown In ihe hitters and a lot ol power. Wc outfield liavc 10 txivs that have hit home The, other player to make it runs this year Best ol all Is the hum the 1ig n s is Kevin M ono pitching, which has been proven who will see some action on the m Top Team Tournament play. m ou nd M orro is the o n ly Wc also picked up a third pllrhcr 1 1 year old on the team who Is of ihe lunic ipialliy of O f the rem aining players. Jackson and Eunih " Morro Is not sure who will start "The biggest phis, aside from except lor one. Jared Soto, who lhr main things. Is ihclr desire," will fa* In center held lie's the lx*xt center llelder In added Morro "T h e y have Ihe txith leagues." Mono said ol desire We'll be ready when we Solo. "H e 's super last, has a very ii|x-ii up on July 9 While Fuslna Ihrrw three In­ terceptions. he did manage to throw for one touchdown and run for another, enabling lire S t a r s to h o ld t h e i r le a d throughout. Sim On h n P145/M013 P I 45/40013 P I 95/7 5114 P205/75S14 P215/7 ;>415 P235/75815 25.95 27.95 30.95 32.95 34.95 34.95 2 + CORDOVAN M AC H IN E End of the Month Championthlp (1% lepi! Cam aI lad bee aute of rain Aulby, Cook Win Doubles LAS VEGAS. Ncv. (tJl'ti Brothers in law Mike Aulby and Sieve Urxrk defeated Jell Bell­ inger and Tom Milton 224-209 Monday lo win the $125.(XX) ShuwtxNil I'BA Doubles Classic. C ook of R o s e v ille , C alif., needed a mark In the 10th frame lor the victory and rolled a strike. HFGoodrich Sam BFG PI 45/BOB 13 P1BS/B0H13 P19V7M 14 P204/75R14 P215/75B15 P235/75R15 2 TOCTESTER FIBERGLASS BELTED * XT ROTOft* . R E P A C K MACH IN f REAR DRUMS • INSTALL NEW REAR SHOES R LEE D a n d r e f i l l s y s t e m •79.95 • • • • NEW QUAKER STATE OIL FILTER LURE CHASSIS CHECK RELTS HOSES CHECK A I L FLU IO LE V ELS •9.95 F R O N T OR R E A R O N L Y S40.95 mjTVSHM'ks " INSTALLED LIMITED U FEUME WARRANTY •4 9 .9 5 FRONT END ALIGNMENT MOST CANS A LIGHT TRUCKS FORD TWIN I BEAM $19.95 *14.95 — . AOK TIRE MART | M O N . m i . 8«$iS9, I A f - ■ 1 1 NOON SS* 42.95 47.95 52.95 55.95 40.95 44.95 • UP TO tors PREMIUM OUALITY OIL in s t a l l n e w grease seals in s t a l l p r e m iu m q u a l it y p ad s 4w m XLM OIL CHANGE & LUBE FR T SCARING* car On Pita. STIEL BELTED RADIAL 4 WHEEL BRAKE JOB • • • • • irmcr s t o c k s Designed and engineered lor a smooth ride and long mileage Lifesaver X LM whitewall CORDOVAN JET STAR M ic h a e ls ' d e risio n to start Reeves and keep Doug Flutlr on the bench. Flutlr. who had suftererl a broken collar bone a month ago, declared himself fit to play and practiced with tire learn last week, but the $5 million 1984 Helsrnan Trophy winner watched Irom Ihe side­ lines. F r*4 of in# Month (h im pto nihip (10 lapt) 1 la P o f For tar Orlando 1 David Nog*r% Orlando ] Brut* U w r v f x i. Dal and, 4 Grog I tosmmmg Orlando 1 Bill Oramovkh, Smyrna Baach 4 Duka Southard. Oak Hill, t Harold Johnson Sanford • John M i t t t y . N tw S m yrn a B aach . 9 Je t Middiaton South Daytona 10 Phil Wtipoft, I dgawatar Lap Laadart Joa Middlaton 10% D lv id R o g tft 4 t) La Hoy For tar 14 4 } TH U N D IH C A R S Faitatl Qualifier Stan f Mh. TttutvlHe. It W w c Firith aa t IH a p t) 1. Sian C#d%. Tltutvlll# Sacondhaaf ( I (apt) t Jiff Blahr. paltona End of tha Month Chamjdonahlp ISO lap*) CancaUad bataoaa of rain Heal 14 lap*I t Joey Warmack. Sanford strong arm and scoops up any* End of the Month Championkhip { IS lap*) I. riling that goes out In that area." joey Warmack, Sanford, I Bill K Inlay, Solo played for the White Sox Otteen J Junior S»mmon*. Sanford 4 Tad itc h a m , Sanford. S P a u l M lfch e ll, during the season and another M Melbourne 4 Gary Klein, Orlando, 7 Doug selection from that learn Is Jeff H o w a rd Lake H e le n , I J im V o th , Jackson. T.J. G luffrida and Melbourne Lap Leaden Bill Klnley t 7 •M William Thompson wrre tabbed Joey Warmack FOUR C Y LIN D E R S t r o m th e I n d i m s . C .J . Meet (4 Ia pit I Je rry Symons, New I Ml 111 inr*ri<*. Jell Hester and Smyrna Beach End ef the Month Champton$Mp MS lapt! Eddie Howard from the Yankees Cancelled because of rain and Sieve Sheiman from the ROAO R UN NCR S Haa! (4 teptl I Mika Kubenek. Longeood Angels Baseball Lane Sets Tone, Stars Top Generals EAST RUTHERFORD. N J (IIP1) — Midway through thetr season, the Baltimore Stars ri­ mmed to the right course Early in their first-round playoff game t r r c r p llo n t h r o w n by Ron against the New Jersey Generals Reeves when lh»* Generals were Monday night. th**lr return driving fur u potential gamerig h t" put them on course lying or winning score with I 03 toward defen din g their U S remaining New Jersey would Football League championship not even have had thetr shot had Return specialist Garda Lane Stars quurtrrbuck Chuck Fuslna set a p air o f records w ith not thrown an Interception with iw ii -first-quarter punt returns to two minutes left. the right side, giving the Stars a Most of the crowd o f 26.982 at leg up on their 20 17 victory Giants Stadium thought the "'That definitely set the tone b iggest m ista k e o f all was for the first half,” said Lane, whose 91 -yard touchdown re­ turn and 127-yard rriurn total are both league playofT record.* 'A big play like that gets everybody pumped up." The Stun*! who battled back from a 1-3-1 mart this season to make Sunday's semifinal round a g a in s t th e S t a llio n s at Birmingham with an I l-7-l re cord. Jumped out to a 13-0 first-quarter lead and were never headed. The Generals, by virtue o f c o m m it t in g the g r e a te r number o f blunders Monday, ended thetr season 118 "It was one ot those games where whoever made the last mistake would be the team that loot the gam e." said Generals head coach Walt Michaels. “ Of course, we had to make tt.‘* The last mistake was an In NEW SMRYNA BEACH - In the End of Ihe Month laite Model C h a m p ion sh ip on Satu rday night at New Smyrna Speedway. LcRoy Porter held of! David Rogers until lap 42. when heavy rains came to curtail the 50lappcr and put an end to the night's activities. So Porter took the win over fastest ipialtfler Rogers. David started sixth on the grid, look over first place from early leader Jcx* Middleton on lap six. only lo spin In sjiewed oil seven laps laier. while lending the race Rogers then had to restart m the back of the strung 16-cat Held, and could not make it hark to the point, although he had been right on Pooler’s hack bumper for several laps before tlu* rains came Brace Lawrence was third, followed by Greg Frocmmlng and the Champion TV Rentals Firebird of Bill Orrmovlrh Street stocker Joey Warmack. w h o l o o k t he Go o d Sportsmanship Award at Iasi season's hampict. dominated that division by winning ilu* heat and the main. tM*sllng Bill Klnley. Junior Simmons. Ted Mllrhrm and Paul Mitchell. As (hr rain persisted lor hours, the drivers voted not to wait any longer anil go home So the feature events In the thunderear. four-cylinder and rondrunnrr division were cancelled C O M I N G E V E N T S : On Thursday night. July 4th. at H p m a 1 O0 lap rnduro has Item slated, along with feature events In the thunderear and fourcylinder divisions Also on ihe card Is a glam demolition derby. The Great American sack race and a fireworks display. 322-7480 241 I S MUNCH AVt SAM UNO ■ * �•A— Ev#«lnf H*reld. Ssnferd. F L _ ...Tax Continued fro m 1A after. •101. 880 - $114,055 Alao budftetrd la $75,000 for debt retirement. To pay for the proponed $12 4 million packafte the city must ftet about $1.8 million In pro­ perty taxes (calllnft for the $4 04 tax rate) with the real comlnft from nonproperty tax revenues. The city would ftet about $3.8 million In revenues from a com­ bination of ftas and utility taxes. ...Set>Up Continued fro m 1A charfted with sexual t>attrry on a minor and comm llllnft a lewd and lascivious act. When questions arose over the boy havlnft been used as "ball." and conflicts between Naftala's written report and Neftrt's verbal account of the Incident surfaced. Polk asked l.l. Georftr llaftood to Investlftate the hundllnft of the case. Spolskl said. llaftood found that Naftala m ade errors In his report. Spolskl said. Inc luding mlsdalInft II and over esllrnatlnft the distance the deputies were from the suspect's cur Niigata tiad said the vehicles were 250 yards apart, but llaftood. S|Mi|skl said, determined I licit Neftrl's estimate- ...Fourth Continued fro m pafte 1A Chamber of Commerce will Ikservlnft barbecued chicken, ribs or pork cooked on the "world's larftest outdoor cooker" parked In downtown Oviedo at slute Hoad 428and stair Hoad 434. Servlnft hours will l>e from 11 a m until dusk The dinners will also Include such treats us ftirrn Ireuns and new potatoes, squash, eollurd greens, sw rri potatoes, com-on-lhe-cob. cole slaw uiuf garlic bread. Tickets are $4 for chicken or pork and $5 for ribs Sandwiches, hot dofts. und watermelon will also Ire avail uble. The Sunny South lllurftruss Hand will play Ireftlrmluft at 4 p.tn. and later In the evening ...Rally Continued from page 1A said, though they're not sure how awake they'll Ire. In Ihr morning, they will set oul for Philadelphia. Kallftue seems lo Ire calehltift up with the contestants und Ihr ftrurllnft rally nears a close, she said. Some of the drivers wrre so tired they hud lo l>e lifted from lheir curs. Ms. Austin re­ ported. Jerry Gross rr|tortrd Ihr eonlrslunls have met with enthusiastic crowds In most of Ihr towns th ey've traveled through Chicago und Detroit, schrd ulrd stops, were at the bottom of the tram's list as plucrs lit visit on a rally, Ms. Austin reported S h e said th e t r a m 's mechanics, w ho follow In unolhrr car. slept with Ihr 'Jenny' because they feared WEATHER A R E A FO R E CA ST: Today variable cloudiness with scat lerrd Ihundrrslnrms by ullrr niton llifth In lower ' k k Wind variable 5 In It) mpli Halo chance 50 percent Tonight |>urtly cloudy with widely scul le r r d evenin g sh ow ers und ihundrrslnrms Low in lower 70s Light wind Halo chance 20 p ercen t W e d n e sd a y partly cloudy with scattered allrrunon Ihimdrrstiirnis N ATIO N AL R EPOR T: Sun Krundsco endured Its wannest July day In mure than lull u century and firelighters buttling California brushflrrs worked In lOO-drgrrr trmperulurrs us the West remained In the grip of a record heat wave, Record lughs In the 80s and 100s were reached Moqduy at 13 locations In A r lz o n u , M o n ta n a and C a lifo r n ia . AREA READINGS (S a m.): temperature: 77: overnight low: 8 7. M o n d a y 's h I ft h 8 8 : burnmrtrtc pressure 30.22; rrlu liv e h u m idity: 87 p ercrn i STOCKS rs»tt euptefwxi ptowhtml br m * n b * l ot •to M btotol A n * f iron of SecurlUee O n W l *<• rm^rtm nH/lrf b it* J m . r > « s or ol — V morning rotor M W 4 M W « w W i ibongo m rongtorl I f f t o r A n.ee to not m O v to ro t* I o io r t i* .m * k tomn r t t v Aa AttentU Bent N) t tan »*» IZH Plena* h w a r TiMkliy. July 1, Ittl exem pt property in Seminole County. W hile Sanford residents have enjoyed lower taxes and smaller government In the past, growth Isehangtngthat. Faison said. "T h e future of Sanford, and most Florida communities. Is closely related to the communi­ ty's willingness lo effect changes in the years ahead." Faison wrote In the summary . For many years. Sanford has been noted for Its stable, local gov­ ernment: declining lax mlllagr. and for providing municipal scrvires at lower costs and with le s s e m p lo y e e s . T h is c o n ­ servative posture Is threatened tiy rapid growth and mandates promulgated by slate and federal governments." Specific new expenditures and Items I hat were lagged for In­ creased spending In Faison's summary were: • The creation o f two new departments — Administrative Service* and Engineering and Planning While the iw o dr p a rtm e n t* arc a c tu a lly ih r compilation of nine existing rtly divisions Into two units, the four additional employees hired lo head them will cost taxpayer* about $145,000 The four addi­ tional staff members are: a clly engineer and clly planner for Ihr engineering and planning dr[Kirtmenl and a director and b u dget analyst for Ih r a d ­ m inistrative services depart- Faison said. "The additional staff w ill provide Increased productivity coupled with In­ creased efficiencies. • Utilities expansion The city also needs to spend about $658,000 more next year to repair, replace and expand Its utilities system. Faison said. • Building and Zoning. The building and zoning division needs more Inspectors to keep up with the increasing number of houses popping up around town. Poison wrote This will cost about $40,000. acrordlng to thr proposed figures • Data Prtx-essirig Thr pro­ posed budget also shows aboul a 812.000 spending Increase In the data processing division. This is for more programming equipment and one data pro­ cessing technician. Faison said ihr clly has Invested $100,000 lor computer equipment In the past but Is using only half of Its rapacity The equipment and technician will make the system more useful, he said • Scenic Improvement Board r e c o m m e n d a t io n s Aboul $152,000 is budgeted lo Im plrment the Sill's massive plan to beautify the clly The clly commission Is sched tiled to hold hearings to discuss the proposed budget July 9. 10 11 16. 17 and IH al 4 30 p m each day at clly hall before adopting a final version ...SCA rna.’ also Ik- some problems about $25.(XX) the organization received lor Brail Start Thompson hail no explanation lor the questions aboul ihr funds. In hearings more Ilian a year ago. Arnos Jones. Ifit-rt executive director, lold stale officials that the differences with the federal government over the $40,000 were mostly Ijookkccptng dll letenees and were tiring nrgoil ated al that lime Jones lesillletl tielore a hearing officer (if the stale Department ol Community Affairs that the problem was not one of missing hinds Tousle told fits etilleages oil the hourd trial the directors had given lots of effort to save (hr Bead Start program, especially over the past three months "W r have rtsrn against odds and Imind obstacle* In our way rvery step forward hr said Thompson said n "hurts to see SCA die (Bull Wr can't go on with It " M e a n w h 1 1e . R e v J a tn e s J o h n s o n , a n o th e r b o a rd member, said gixxl efforls arr never wasted And I'ortla Spencer, director ol Brad Start since the program iM-gan here In 1967. said Ihr agency had worked untiringly lor the program ...Visit "W hen children talk lo each other, older [K-ople talk lo rat'll other." she said The group then cruised ihr downtown and lakrfrnut area "IC s a tieautllul town Very n ice." said Mai (Juan Shrng. looking al Ihr redevclo|ied Flrsl Sireei business district The next slop was Central Florida Regional Hospital where the group inspected a CAT-scsn machine, the intensive rare unit and the pet hat ties ward The tour bus then ItKik thr delegates through thr cabbage pulrh couniryslde around San ford lirfore slopping al Ihr W ln n -D lxlr grocery store at Country Club Road and Airport Boulevard T h e d r lr g u lr s untied and a u h e d o v e r th e s t u c k * ol watermelons and othrr produce lining thr aisles ol the store They also seemed Impressed with thr bar scanning checkout equipment Tilt* drlrgulrs also perused with curiosity thr selections on th r o r ie n t a l lood s h e lv e s Guangzhou Is noted lor Its exotic o |k -i i air markets which tiller a vast array ol food items — from shrimp lo snakes On the way back lo the airport. Ihr delegates marked the dlfIrrrnces between Hartford and I heir home city. T h r biggest difference, ac­ cording tn Miss Dal. Is that civic center Interest earned, crease In the property tax rate, along with other rents, leases which would generate $553,000. electric franchise fees and fire and sales, would account for Is needed primarily to help ofTaet and casualty Insurance taxes. It $460,263 Cash • arrled forward the loss of $327,000 of federal would get another $283,600 from th is y ea r would total revenue sharing funds and more from a combination o f pro­ $90,000. All of the above reve­ than $2 2 6 ,0 0 0 th r r lty Is fe s s io n a l and o c c u p a tio n a l nues make up the $8 2 million expected to shell out In overtime licenses, building Inspection general fund pay next year. permits and other miscellaneous The inrrease Is only a proposal Another $4 3 million In reve­ fees. nues would he raised for the and could tie lowered by the city About $1.8 million In revenues water and sewer utility fund. co m m is sio n d u r in g budget would come In from shared These revenues tome from the hearings later this month. revenues from the state and vile of water, sewer charges, Thr way thr city, ns well as county, like cigarette taxes, sales connection fees, hydrant rentals many municipalities, compute* taxes, mobile home licenses and and service charges. overtime was recently changed occupational licenses. The anticipated revenues for hy a Supreme Court decision, About $151,000 would come Ihr general and utilities funds which said [Killer officers must from fines and service charges, would go to support Ihr $12 5 he paid o vertim e for hours such as fees clubs pay to use the • million proposed budget worked over 43 and firefighters The biggest bile oul of the for hours over 52 of 80 yards was more accurate. taxpayer’s property tax dollar Is The Inrrease In property taxes Spolskl said Negri had not read for Ihr poller department. The Is also needed to pay for a Naftala's report before It was police departrnenl reprrsenls "m o d e s t" 4 percent cost-ofturned lo his supervisors. $1 43 of Ihr $4.94 per $1,000 livin g pay Increase for clly I. Both Negri and Nagata have assessed valuation, followed by em ployees, e ffe c tiv e Oel clean records with the depart­ the Public Works Department at Faison *ald Faison said the Increase In the ment. Polk said Me added that $1 18. The Fire Department Is I t 's e a s y to play M o n d a y - next with 94 cents and then the tax ratr and spending reflects m orn in g quarterback In the Parks and Recreation Depart­ the effects of rapid growth and case. ment at about 11 rents. The mandates, such as ihr overtime " I have to run the depart­ Engineering and Planning Dr rule. Imposed hy the slute and m ent." Polk said, "on not what partmrnt will garner about 22 lederul government The rlly's the public Is going to say. hut cents o f Ih r $4 04 fig u re , tollers arr also In-lug drained by what's best for the department." fo llow ed hy A d m in istra tive a growing numlirr o f |K-oplr who Polk said he doesn't ajx-llcve Services al 19 rents and Finance use clly services hut who arr the flap over the deputies' ac­ al ntxiut 16 cents exempt f r o m paving p r o | K -r iy tions will have any affect on lire Utilities ure paid for by charg­ taxes. case which lias been lurried over ing the r e s id e n ts d ir e c t ly “ Ii may I k - alarming lo note lo the Seminole Stale Attorney. through user and connection i fiat over 35 percent of Sanford Assistant Slate Attorney Ralph fees, not property taxes pm|K-rty Is exempted from luxa­ Eriksson said today he has not In Ills b u d g e t su m m a ry. tion." Faison wrolr. compared reviewed the rase material, so Faison said the proposed in- with 10 In 15 pcrcrnl o f lax cannot comment on what. If any. damage Negri's and Nag^la's •uylng they would not recom­ actions rrigfil have on the rase. mend approvul hy the federal govrrnmrnl of funding lor thr Continued from page 1A llrad Slatl program because of II J Johnson will lie per lormlng t lie personnel I li.it would lx- Community Action's past finan­ as will Judy and Trrna Rogers I h a v e lo lo o k cial problems. Eddie Tosslr. a T h e fireworks display will r r q u l r e d hoard rnnnlK-r ami ihr school fir g in s h o r tly a ft e r d u s k , carefully." She vild she would have lo system's director ol vocational fllauke.ls or lawn chairs will make viewing the 45-mlnute discuss the m ailer with I tie slall. education, urged ihr group lo p a r tic u la r ly C a r r y F e r r e ll, slop lls flglil lo exist show more comfortable. Tile letters, copies ol those "Freedom Rings Down Memo­ assistant superintendent for ry Lane — from 1776-1985’ * will business and finance Ferrell Is sent on lo the federal govern­ lie the Iheme of Ihr Fourth o f not In his office Ibis week and ment. said SCA still has "tin July parade on First Street In School S u p r r iiilr ndrnl Boll resolved rusts" ronrrrnlng some nearly $40.(XX) II received In Geneva al 10 a.m. There will tie Hughes Is on vacation After hrarlng letters Irnm the lederal funds over the years for prizes for various categories of planning division of (lie gover­ wrulhrrl/atlon programs entries Including children's lies! nor's office and tlie stale De­ Mattel Thompson Com in uni­ decorated hikes and wagons T h e r e w i l l be a c 11v 111r s partment of Community Allairs ty Action president said there spunsored by the Geneva Citi­ zens Association and the Boy S c o u ts and Cub S c o u ts at build a helicopter plain nrar the Geneva Elementary School from Guangzhou alr|Mirt It) urn to 4 pm . Children's Arthur Bates, a Hong Kong games will liegtn al 1:30 p m. A based marketing agent who nr Continued from page 1A Beastly lieauly Contest lor mrn ranged the deal lor Orlando will begin al noon There will lxMayor Sindh Introduced the llrllcoplrr said a filial agree a dunk lank and food Sanford business |x-nplr. saving men! was near Thr Chinese txMrdrd a bus for “ These arr jieople who can grt I lie lour, which was led hy you together with othrr bust nesses In tow n ." Thr two groups Mayor Smith Chicago mill.ms would strip II Thr group loured « la sn rtK im s mingled for awhile, tieforr the during (he night Each uighl at Hamilton Elementary S« bool Chinese left (or Itielr tour. the "Jenny tilrarncleaner" Is before the tour. I.lnnft. dressed a n d w as l e c t u r e d on th e dropped with an official flag of In a (xiwder blur n|xirtrout und Seminole Courtly s c I i i k i I system I he city of Sanford. by Karen Coleman. Ihr school Ian s la c k s , lo ld r e p o r te rs While In Chicago. Ihr supIk M in i's public relation* director through an Interpreter dial Ihr |Mirt Irani rrallgnrd the aging Seminole schiHils arr "much contract with Orlando Helicopter car's front wheels, Ms Anslln m o r e a d v a n c e d I l i a n In would help (most the tourism said. The learn Is called thr Industry and sirp up Ihr in lino- Guangzhou." according lo In Chicago Connrrllon because logical advuncrmrnl of tils 3.25 Irrprrtrr l.l Shun Dul, who lives Don Gross Is from tlie Windy III Ihr clly She said sthiHil million population clly. formerly City l.ii illllrs here were more mod known us ( 'anion Ms Austin said she has no "It Is necessary lor China lo ern. allhough she added Chlnrse doiltll lh.it the Irani w ill drvrlop helicopters and (his kind sloderils arr given the saintfinish. strict regimen ol language and ol In d u s tr y ," fir said T h r "T h e Grosses are very dr Chinese. In udddlnn lo buying r n a lh c o u rs e s Irm iln rd mrn They do what Alter leaving tin school. Mayor It) helicopters Irom the Sanford they set nut to do." she said cnui|>any. plan lo lorm a Joint Smith and l.lang nglrrd lo have W e d n e s d a y 's d r i v e to venture whereby the company students Irom llaiiilllou write Philadelphia will lie followed siudrniK In Guangzhou. and thr citv of Guangzhou will Thursday by the Dual leg into New York Clly lor u rousing nice tliuilr and announcement ol ihr winner who will lake a $I<X).<X X> prize Alter Ihr rare. Jerry will lly L A K R IE ASH 12 IH Randolph SI . Sanlord. back whllr his faihrr and road Mr Carrie Asti. 72. of 7113 Old tiled Monday al hi* home Horn crew Irullrr the Ihr Model A Polk Clly Road. Lakeland, died May 9. 1915 In (Tier. Mil . lie hack lo Kanlnul. Ms Ansi In said — Deane J o rd a n Saturday al (.ukHuuil Krginnal came to Sanford In 1955 from Medical Center Born Del 12. Baltimore lie was a retired 1912 In Waltrrboru. SC hr was Independent truck drlvrr. a a resident ol Sanlonl lor 40 years m em ber ol Ihr S rvrn th day tielore m oving lo l.ukrluiid In Adventist Church and tlie Sail lord Elks Cltih. 1977 lie was a retired con alructlon laborer, a mrmtier of lie Is survived hy a sister. winds south al 7 mpli; ruin 01 Morning Glory Missionary Hup Janet I’llklnglon Stuart. Fla Inch: sunrise 6 31 a in., siiusei list Church and die Palllirarers Brlsstm G u ardian Funeral 8 27 p m Society No I Home. Sanlord, is In charge of W E D N E S D A Y T ID E S : Survivors Include, his wife. ariMiigrinrni* D a yton a beach: lilghs. 9:35 Edna Mae ol Sanford, three sons. a in . 10:04 p in : lows. 3 20 Frrtmm Lee Allen. Rochester. A M O S E. JONES it m . 3 15 p m . ; P o r t Mr Amo* E Jones. 63. ol Hay N Y . I^irrlr Jr . Sanford, und C an averal: lilghs 9 27 u h i . Ronald Lee Asti. Roehrsler: Shore. N Y . died June 21 In Hay 9 55 p hi . lows. 3 I I a m . 3 06 direr daughters. Donnie Bowers. Shore Ikirn Sept 6. 1921 In p in. D ayport: lilghs. 3 13 a h i . Lakeland. Edna Pearl Thurman Enterprise. Kansas, he moved hi 2 01 p m ; lows. N 15 a.m . 9 41 a n d V a n r m a M a c h a d o . Huy Shore Irom Sanlord In 1977. pm having lived here since lie was 8. Rochester; 2 0 grandchildren lie was a retired ln*|ieehir with o n e s I s i e r . E d n a M u r B O A T I N G F O R C AS Tt St ih r Florida D ep a rtm en t o f Augustine to Jupllrr Inlet out 50 H o y n ln g t o n . R o c h e s te r ; a A g r ic ii It u re u nd a fo rm e r Imilher. Sinclair Asti, Sanlord in lie s — W in d a u tilli und m em b e r ol th e F irs t I’ rrWilson Eli bribergrr Mortuary. southwest 5 lo 10 knots Inday shytrrlan Church ol Sanford Br Sanlord. Is in charge of ar­ I In (High Wednesday except for was a memtirr o f the Masonic .in east wind near shore during rangement* Lixtgr FA AM 62 and ihr Veter­ MALACHI BLACK JR. the afternoon. Sea 1 tu 2 feet. an* ol Foreign Wars, both of Mr Mal.ichl Black. 59. ol 131 I Scattered ufternoon und evening Sheppard St.. Sanlord. died Sat­ Sauloril Me was a veteran para th u n d ers to rm s w ith lo c a lly urday at his home Born Feb 28. lrtx)|K-r with the 82nd Airborne gusty wind and rough seu. 1926 In Sunlord. hr moved lo Division Detroit and returned to Sanlord EXTENDED FORECAST! Survivors Include a daughter. Thursday through Saturday — In 1982. H r w as an a u to J o a n L e v y , A t lu n t u ; Iw o Chance of showers and thun­ mechanic und a World Wur II brothers. John o f Wlnthrop. derstorms mainly north Satur­ U.S. Army veteran. Kansas unit Frank of Greenville, S u rv iv o rs In clu d e a sun. S C .; a sister. Martha Graham. day. Lows nrar 70 north to near 80 extrem e south. High near 90 Lrundrr. Detroit: a daughter. Webster. Fla Cynthia Huron, Sanlord: seven 10 mid 90s G ram knw F u n e ra l Hom e. sisters. Katherine McDulllr of Sanlord, Is In charge o f ar­ Tampa. Lucille Black ol New rangement*. York Clly, Alberta B Jordan. C h ristin e B lack, and D oris BOVARD TOMLINSON George, all of Sanford. Annette Mr llovard Tomlinson. 72. of of Newark. N J.. and Frunklr 128 W Woodland Drive. San­ 2SH 20 4 09*1 Mae Gruyson o f Orlando; u ford. died Sunday at Central Si 21% Pie P>«t>tu brother. Joseph George. San­ Florida Regional Hospital. San­ Ifvg II 1 rubtom le « i« f t OH MCA ford. four grundrhlldrii. ford Bom July 28. 1912 In A . >eH H i y m WstXy Wilson Elchelberger Mortuary. I'tltMiurgh. he moved to Sanford AAorHtan i » N « Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ Irom Miami tn 1965 He wa* a NCS C a p Iff* u s Iff! J0'» Pewp r e t ir e d a c c o u n t a n t and u rangements W e i) i DU 14 m e m b e r o f th e F lr » t I’ reW IL BU R H. CECIL Uh »w I m M n i I Sent Mr. Wilbur II. Cecil. 70. of shytrrlan Church. Sanford. Hr Vun 4 e n k t ............ MN llic m . g re a te r ..... U u s n g s t lo u . i w ith Ita co m b in ed m etropolitan and suburban |x>|>iil.i(lon ol about H million is so crowded whllr Sanford ha* lots of elbow room She also iitiled there are many m o re e a r * h e re , w h llr In Guangzhou i i k >*i people w ulk or travel by bicycle M* Fang who -wild she Is one ol many women represented in Chinese government said she h (i p r s I h e r e Is ' ' h e l l e r friendship" beiween her country and Ihr United Slates She said shr ho|x-s many more Americans come lo Guangzhou, w hich she said is "an open d(x>r tor other rouiilrl-‘s AREA DEATHS was u graduate of 1'i-nii Stale University and a former business manager for tlie Sanlord Naval Academy Survivor* Include his wife. B e l l y , d a ii g Ii I e r . N a n c y Johnston. Jacksonville; sister. Alter Gununrrson. Centre Hall. I‘a Brlssnn Funeral Home. Sun lord. I* In rhargr of arrange merit* DAVIDS. WIl.KINH Mr David Stoll Wilkin*. 19. Fort Slrwurt Army Irusr. G a . died Saturday In Stewart Hr was born -Ian 29. 1966 In Haulord and was a lifelong resi­ dent He allrndrd Victory Hap lis t C h u rc h . S a n fo rd , und Seminole High School. Ilr was a lank systems mechanic with thr armored tunk division ol the U S Army. Survivor* include his parrnts. Kenneth Sr. and Belly, of San­ fo rd ; h rothrr. K en n eth Jr.. Tam pa: sister. Allclu Hellslr, Pensacola: paternal grandfather. L . S .. D r 1) u r y ; m a t e r n a l grandmother. Frances Vaughn. Casselberry: maternal grandfa­ ther. W.C. Coffee. Winter Haven Hrisaon Funeral Home. San­ lord. I* In charge of arrange merits. Funeral Notices C ECIL W IL B U R H vicet tor Wilbur M Cool 70 ol 12IR Randolph St Senior d who died Mon dor will be hold ot >0 o m Ardrwtdoy e* Hriiton f unerel Homo ihepei V*ewng will bo * • p m lodOy Bri»«on Guerdien F uneret Homo m rherge W IL K IN t. D A V ID S Fun#r«i ver«i<e « tor D«v»d S A bA m t If. of Ft Mower t A rm v beto G o . who died Ve’urdey will boot 10 o m ArodnetdOy ft the frevo%>do m Oefclown Memorial Peru with the Nov H J Boynton oMt<tiling Viewing 4 f p m todoy Britton Guerdien F un#rel Mom# m (her go TO M LINSO N BOVARD — P rive t# funorol •ffeicot tor Bowerd Tomlin ton 7? of 121 * Afoodend Drive. Senford who died Sundey will bo of I p m Aodnetdey et Breton Guerdien Funerel Mom# with Dr Virgil l BfyOht Jf offutet •ng Bur toI will bo in Oefclewn Momorlel Pert Viewing will te I I p m todoy et ttw tc^orol homo Britton Guerd*en Funorel Homo tn <her ge BLACK M A LA C H I Funorel lorvicot tor Meteihi Bloc*, ft. o# 1)11 Shopper d A«o Sen lord who died SeiurdOy. will bo hold e M p m Fr>dey et Firtt Shiloh M ttfonery Bepfitt Church. 1101 Af i J»h St . Sen ford with pet tor H 0 Rucker Oftioefing Bur lei to follow In Rotttewn Cemetery Celling hovO tor tnondt will bo )• p m Thurtdoy e* the chepoi Afiitan I ‘iheiberger Morfuery m .ne'ge ASH. L A R R II -F u n o ro l tervlcot tor Lerry Ath. 21. ol F lit Otd Polk City Hoed le t o'end who died Seturdey. will bo hold e» J p m Seturdey et Morning d o r y M ittmnery Beptitt Church. 2$00 E »*e*o Hoed ee Sen ford with pettor Andrew F rent offtdeting Burtel to follow In Rotttewn Cemetery Ceiling hour I lor tnondt •*il bo )• p m Fndey The chepo* ATiiton Eicheiborgor Morfuery m cher go ^Tlow rnTo^XJTT^rtoklon^ ( M im s ST/Sl". 323-1204 SEMINOLE SEW & VAC 1 D A Y SERVICE , (O N M O S T C A IC 8 I FREE ESTIMATE Also Available • R «p * tr« 4 S alat • New 4 Used Vacumat 4 Sawing Machm et 322-9411 �P EO P LE C v * n ln | M a r a id . l a n i a r d , F I. T u # » d a y . J u ly J , t H J — I B 'Go Home, Teen-Ager' Column Hits The Spot TONIGHT S TV TUESOAY U (JS IOUMCY ffi |10t COLUMBUS OARED EVEMMO q i ii o r o x w s U (M IJEF FER S O H S ffi HO) UACNCIl J LEHAER MCWSMOUK ( B 10 LA VERNE a 5MIRIEV 630 Q (Ti NBC NEWS <T o CBS NEWS <J a ABC NEWS g U ( M | ALICE 06 («) MARRY DAYS AOAIN 6:35 a GREEN ACRES 7:00 O I 4 1SALE OE THE CENTURY Jj a fm m a g a z in e Sfwwr P i « » San Francaco I Bar I lo Braaaata tool/net ) Q JEOPARDY (W ) TOO CLOSE FOR COH­ to ORT UuriR and Hatv, n u ll (la­ ud* it irwy aanl lo I r m ihatt natty a m i takva d i (torn CD O0| NATURE OE THINGS Faaturad CNnaaa aa* panning# dra­ in* tor M bataaan Arctic ca It, 8 s 600 O ® NBC NEWS AT SUNRISE iTi O ® U (B (I) JIMbakker 630 O ® N CW S d! O CBS early moftmno NEWS CT; O ABC NEWS THIS MORMNO (M IPO PEYt f l FUNTIME (MON- THU| 635 Q FUNTIUE (F «| 645 0 D EYEWITNESS d a y b r e a k ffi (10| A M WEATHER 700 ® TO D A Y CBS MORNING NEWS QOOO MORNING AMERICA (MIELINT3T0NES (10) FARM DAY (II SUPf RFRIENOS 11:30 ( J rM BLED O N TENNIS UP­ DATE o tajh I D ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE E3S) CHICO ANO THE MAN ) It) HOGAN S HEROES 7:1 5 i (B<101AM weather 7:30 H (M| TOMANOJERRY B t 10) SESAMESTREET|R>g & HI INSPECTORGADGET !* 11 45 O it d BEST OF CARSON Hott Johnny Carton Guaata actress Candica Bargan Judith Biagan ctarmahst Pal# Fountain (fil 800 O 1) A-TEAM Mannbai R A and cohertt h«n ina labwa on a ruttttots loan shark who ftm h«wn pul­ ling It** on downtown butt* ft**ant*n (R ):j J O JtFMf ^*nrg« turn* 0*1*OiTr* and lout* goes undar cover « « a IO End in* im­ postors potang u TV p*rson*Mw* arfd them Qtt |R|Q 735 I I FUNTSTONES 1200 J F I MAGNUM P I A down andout was har iFrrwst Boigrunal hras Magnum lo And Art son nhom ha ham I saan m n w i man SO y*an (R) (T i O THE SARft (M|RHOOA (() MOVIE Caught I IMS) Jamas Mason Barbara Bal Gaddas TRACE B A CROWD Jack umk % • paytnotogitl % hslp whwr h*s romance wtih Vickf becomes a S problem (R)Q U 051 DAL LAS CD ( 10) NOVA A look al i m eftects of INSAT 18 indca* communca l*on* tjtmM* on the nation * wleg •« and rural **ei iRITJ 0D (I) MOVIE In Th* H*at Of The N*gftl 1196 71 Sidney Pttotof Rod Steiger Th* mood it tense when a black d«ttetiv* If emu Phiijutoipfua •mi« i m a tm*M M iv iK p p loan to h*!p a local redneck sheriff aolv* • murder CAS* 1230 I t (M l I LOVE LUCY 124 5 O 'l l LATE NKSHT WITH DAVID LETTERUAN Guam comadwn BEty Cryslai modal Pauima Pours oak. color aipail Laatnea Etaaman (R) 12 5 0 11 MOVIE Ratal Without A Causa 1 1SSSJ Jamas Daan Nalaka Wood 605 11 MOVIE Cal BHou (1MM Jana Fonda i m Marvin A cama tuttlar. an old drunk and a pratty young icnoonaacNar band logatnar lo hold up a U am 8 :3 0 ID o ALICE Aaca. vara and Jaaana try lo in c u t UR Rom a ato a* crana anan may aaauma ha a m cahooly anti a gang ot ffuaraa that Maa tickan maat |K)g (J ) a EOUL URS, BLEEPS ■ BLUNDERS WRum Shalom a-lh gooN Rom S i r Tiaa" and T J Hooaai . Clara W haia» tha Baat? PaMr (R )g morning stretch eyewitness daybreak 1] (M )QOOQ OAYt 11 NEWS O 7:35 11 a l l in THE FAMILY 1:00 ® O MOVIE IIS Good To Eta Aina |I»MI Paul Whnhald Ruby Oaa n (M l LEAVE IT TO BBAVCR 800 I t (M l WOOOY WOOORECKER £B (I) HEATHCLIFF 6 05 I I I DREAM OE JCANNiE 830 11 {JSIPWK PANTHER (10|MISTER ROGERS (R) (II FAT ALBERT 8 35 11 BEWITCHED 900 ® DIVORCE COURT DONAHUE BARNABV JONES (M l WALTONS 1101 SESAME STREET |R|g <l| CAROL BURNETT ANO FINE NOS 9 05 11 HAZEL 930 ® LOVE CONNECTION in o io o n 9 35 J 1 1LOVE LUCY 8 1 0 :0 0 c Z , , (IJ O UCCLOLKfUcCtoud rnalch« rJLtotn itrong cop lo aohr* tha mwdai o* an k«»an gal Who waa aaad by a loan ahara a hanthman (R) .1 SILVER SPOONS (R| (SI O HOUR MJLOAZMC (71U SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL 1 (\S|BK» VALLEY ) (IO) REJLOMO RAMBOW i (l| MY THREE SONS 1:30 1005 IXJ(M )SCTV J J MOVIE 200 10:30 SALE OE THE CENTURY ALL-STAR BLITZ ( M l S M CONTACT (R )g III NEW D*CK VAN OYKE SHOW J I (M l BIZARRE 900 f ) (| ) RIPTIDE Cody Nek and Bed go undarcovw at baauty pagaanl ludgaa lo local# tha aourca ol anon­ ymous Ihraaianng (Aona caaa |R| (J O MOVIE An Imraawn Ol Rnracy U M J ) VatMM Harpar. CM* OaYoimg Altar moving lo a lamota U w a island a Iraalhmang drror CM la lapad by a kk R ravdanl and luvli har hgM lor (uant* vnpadad by communrly prsyudrea and hoalA iR tg 5_ ) " o W HOS THE BOSS! Whan Jonathan pick I up Samantha I Aathghtmg AngaM guaat«na Tony I 8 230 0 CBS NEWS NIGHTY* AT CM (M l GUNS MOKE 250 CD o MOVIE Pari! Tha domra Horror (1*7*1 Patar Grata* Kaanan Wyrm 320 11 MOVE Btondia ( 1»J»I ftonny SngMton. AHNjr t aka 3 30 400 (U(M|RMOOA FACTORY AUTHORIZED R A Z O R R E P A IR TUNE-UP $2 1100 WHEEL OF FORTUNE PRICE IS RIGHT ANGIE !R) lU (M l EIGHT IS ENOUGH (IO| WE RE COOKING NOW (*) FAMILY 1 1:30 « ® SCRABBLE |Y O RTAW8 HOPE ffi 1101ELOFNOA3TYLI u (JSIFAMUr AFFAIR E L E C T R IC SHAVER C L IN IC END ADJUST s » 11D0 • ® ( D O ( D O te w s I I (MlBENNY MILL ffi ( to) DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE O l(« ) HOGAN'S HER0E3 7:30 0 " ENTERTAINMENT TONtG.it n now antti Varan# BarlinaR O WHEEL OE FORTUNE O *100 000 NAME THAT TUNE I t (IS ) BENSON 06 |*| ALL IN THE FAMILY CLXAM, m i 4:5 5 HOLLYWOOO ANO THE TARS (WON) 500 (M)NEWS ALL Bt THE FAMILY 5 :3 0 O 11 BOB NEWHART 103 0 I I [M l BOB NEWHART 705 12 SANFORD AND SON , 8 I ) TJ COUNTRY (TUE-ERI) 1005 11 MOVIE Maroonatf (1*491 Gragory Paca, Richard Crarma Thraa aalionauti And IWmsairaa atiandad at ipaca «han lha* tpacacrafi mallunci ent (B ' » HARRY DAYS AGAIN W FD N K D & Ym MORNING 1000 O ( 9 REMINGTON STEELE Laura and StaaN bafctva ixitcncutoua #0*111 arc bahmd tha atlampts on an aaptrmgrouigaraar I Ma <R) (J ■o m a n o r e l l s i s t e r s a n d FJUUIILV A parson* ,<r* ol tha Mandra# m m at aork and at pity mat metodaa mitrvwac Win tha* husbands and paramt. and mu#K caps Rom concaHl 1T (M| a-DEPENDENT NEWS ffi (10) BLIND ETE TO UUROCRT Thraa tormar Nan orhcari talk about tha* pari n tha tranaport o« *0 000 paopN to AuschwU CD <*) POLICE WOMAN 605 a FATHER KNOWS BEST SPECIAL m TEN WHO 9:30 ® o HAH TO THE CHIEF Otoar cons tin ary m o tha itstaaa Mo m an atlmncl to lhaart th# madman •no has ivaatanad to daionaN a rsxNar danca (R ig 6:00 (D Q AFTERNOON chAJ-raarvg <W*i (R)g Stu d en t H o n o re d Thr Unllrd Slain* Achieve­ ment Academy announced to­ day that Lorrte A Scott. 17. has been named a 1985 United Slates National Award winner In Honor Koll. This award Is a prestigious honor According to a NfMikesman. the academy re­ cognizes less than 1 0 % of all American high school students. Lorrie. who at tends Christian Home and lllble School. Mount Dora, was nominated for this national award by Larry Shyers, a counselor at the school Lorrie will ap(tear In the United Stales Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, published nationally. She Is the daughter of Carol Jordan. Sanford. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. K.E. Carroll of 461 Kosulla Drive, Sanford. PLUS P A ttf I fJ Ftoyd T H » a tw I ne t E tra u m N 0RELC0 • REMINGTON SCHICK •SUNBEAM E L 1R0H EPjnVIfN via Q TWINII BONO 0 0 7 ' 105 U MOVIE 130 ) O AS THE WORLD TURNS ftfM IO O M C R P U E ffi 1101 MAGIC OE PAINTING KEEPSAKES |F RU 200 O 1 ANOTHER WORLD (MONWEDI o * WIMBLEDON TENNIS (THU ERri ,1 O ONE L.FE TO LIVE Tl (Ml ANDY GRIFFITH ffi (101 ALOHA CHINA (WEDI ffi (10) A MATTER OF TlUiNO (TMLD ffl (101 JOY OE PAINTING (FRII 230 J O CAPITOL Tl (M lO REAT SPACE COASTER ffi 110| INNOVATION (MONi ffl (10) CALLIGRAPHY WITH KEN BROWN (TUE| ffi (10) MAGIC 0E OK PAINTING (WEDI ffi (10) MAGIC OF WATERCOLORS (THU) ffi ItOl MAGIC 0E OECORATIVE PAINTING |FRl) 300 O » SANTA BARBARA (MON WEDI T O GUiOrNG LIGHT ’ o GENERAL HOSPITAL Tl |)S) BUGS BUNNY ANO FRIENDS 1101 E l ORIOASTYLE (II HEATHCLIFF 8 305 11 BUGS BUNNY ANU FRIENDS (MON WED FRI) 11 BASEBALL (TUE) 12 SUPERSTATION CELEBRATES AMERICA (THU) 3:30 (to) MISTER ROGERS (R| (#1 INSPECTOR OACOCT 4:00 (Hi (M ) 5COOBY DOO ffi (to) SESAME STREET|R)g ffi (II SUPf RFRIENOS 4 05 BASEBALL IMON) FUNTSTONES (WEGERI) 8 4 30 (H (M ) HE-MAN ANO MASTERS O* THE UNIVERSE ffi (!) VOLTRON DEFENDER OE THE UNIVERSE D Q [ J2M 2IB CLINT £ T IG H T Ea s t w o o d ROPE teen agers around: (21 regardless ol our limitations, everybody can do something for somebody DEAR ABBY: Spruce gum is scarcer than hen s teeth Please let vour readers know that we are trying to get someone in spruce gum production because our supplier has retired I hojte that the College of Forest Resources at the Univer­ sity of Maine at Oronn will lake up the challenge and become the world's only spruce gum pro­ ducer |Maine has about 7 m il­ lion acres o f spruce trees ) Sorry we can't supply your traders now. D. KILTON ANDREW JR.. L.L. BEAN INC., TREEPORT. MAINE DEAR MR ANDREW: I am also sorry — sorry that 1 was misinformed when I personally telephoned your company three times to verify the availability of spruce gum Many readers — especially professional athletes — want spruce gum. They say It krejts the mouth moist and has none ol the d ra w b a c k s o f c h e w in g tobacco DEAR ABBY: I'd like to give oilier young mothers a good piece ol advice. It's about glass hahv bottles My tmldlrr was running down Ihe sidewalk with one when he tripped: Hie Inittlr broke and stabbed him In the chest! Fortunately, all hr needed was lour stitches, but the dumage could have been much worse. Glass baby ttoltles are fine for Infants but for older babies they're n no-no. DEBBIE IN R O Y A L OAKS, MICH. DEAR DEBBIE'. Thanks for eating enough about others to share your shattering experi­ ence. FAMOUS RECIPE WEEKLY SPECIALS a (D LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRUNE (MON-WED) OP O STAR TREK m u MIRV GRIFFIN •:i7 435 12 ADOAMS EAMIL Y (WEO-FRII 500 o ‘ NEWLYWED GAME i T O THREE S COMP ANT 7 U LE TS MAKE ADEAL j tl (M l DUKES Of MAZZARO ffi ( to) READING RAMBOW L o rrie ScoM SPECTACULAR SUMMER SAVINGS S E M I-A N N U A L SHOE STORE S H O E S A L E GREAT SELECTIONS! GREAT SAVINGS! we're Holdln M E N 'S S H O E S D ttS S 1 CASUALS VALUES TO S I 10 L A D IE S ’ S H O E S VALUES TO $90 Now •19*°-,59*0 Now *15,0-*59*° L\.. . Ortiilisi Fr*«man LADIES' HANDBAGS MDYIt LAND 0 *1 MEDCO PHARMACY © 100 O ® OATS OE OUR LIVES T l O A U MY CMILOFTEN (Ml D*CK VAN OYKE ffi 110) MOVIE (MON. THU) ffi (to) I CAN JUMP PUOOLES (TUE) ffi 110) ULTIMATE CHALLENGE (WED1 ffi Ito) FLORIDA HOME GROWN IFW1 ffi (t) MOVIE Rand . JULY 3rd 1701 O D U M DO D t. SANE ODD. E l 122 S0B8 • 1 2S S 7 02 12:30 Q (£) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW J O YOUNG ANO THE REST LESS ( J LOVING (Ml BEVERLY iMLiewilteS D EAR ABBY: When I read vour column about whether the parents were guilty of child abuse for making their sons. 9 D e a r and 1 1 years old, walk to school and back after they were kicked A b b y o il the school bus lor bad conduct. 1 was reminded of this column (enclosed) I've had It for many years and still ihink It hits Ihe spot I raised eight chtlden. and they Im rents have carried tor years. all walked to ant) from school They have nursed, protected, everyday It never hurt any of h e lp e d , a p p e a le d , b e g g e d , them excused tolerated and denleil I’lease run It again. It 's as good ' themselves needed comlorts so now as II was when I firsi read It that you could have e v e r y at least 15 years ago benefit This they have done MRS. J. G A LLA G H E R . gladly, for you are Ihelr dearest PHOENIX treasure Hut now. you have no right to expert them to bow to DEAR MRS. G A LLA G H E R : every whim and lanry Just So do I And here li Is because srlllsb ego, instead of "Always we hear the plaintive common s e n s e , dominates your it v ol the teen-ager: What can personality, thinking and rrwe do? Where can we go? The quests aiLswrr Is, llo home' In heaven's name grow uj* Hang thr si or nr windows and go home!” paint the woodwork Hake thr DORIS B U R V ILLE . leaves, mow the lawn, shovel (he O LYM PIA . W ASH . walk Wash the car. learn lo cook, scrub some floors Kt-palr DEAR ABBY: lo u frequently the sink, build a bout, get a Job tell a correspondent "Your letter "Help the minister, priest or made my davf” rabbi, the Red Cross, the Salva Well. Abby. listen to this After lion Army Visit thr sick, assist m iles oi avoiding ta ilg a tin g the (MHtr. stmh your lessons inicks and sj>eeders hurrying to \nd then when vmi are through rtTHtrl areas I stowed down as I — and not lint tired — read a drove through the small town of Ixtok Shalter. Cull! . where apparently "Your parents do not owe you some kind of doings was In entertainm ent Your city or progress village does not owe your recre­ Crossing with the green light ational (acllllles. I'hr world does w e re a b o u t '25 t e e n - a g e r s not owe you a living You owe pushing wheel chairs containing Ihe world something You owe It settlor citizens, apparrntlv from your time and energy and your some nursing home talents so that tut one will t>e al t called out. "You young |m-o war or In poverty or slrk or pie arc doing a marvelous Job!" lonely again. Abby. they answered me in sign "In plain, simple words, grow language! up: <{uii being a crybaby. Alel nut Believe me. tb.it made my tiuy! ol your dream world and develop DR. VELMA RITTER, T AFT, CALIF. a backbone, not a wishbone, and start acting like an adult. D EAR DR. RITTER: Thunks “ Y o u 'r e s u p p o s e d to be mature enough lo accept some lor two important messages: (I I o f Ih e r e s p o n s ib ilit y you r Th ere urr plenty o f terrific W ln th ro p W EDNESDAY 10 A M to 3 P M 1200 e ® ia o o A Y $ □ ( 1 ) 0 NEWS J r osi b e w it c h e d a (101 NATURE 0E THINGS (M0N1 (to) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUE) ffi (10) MTSTERYi (WED) ffi HOl NOVA (THU) ffi (TO) THE HEART OF THE ORA GON(FRi) ffi (l| m a n n ix wattm Manhmallow* ihmallow* **■ 9^ NAIURAUZU |5*>l|* Candia* <"(((► M EN'S W ESTER N BOOTS 50% OFF 20-40% OFF C H IL D R E N 'S S H O E S l SPO RT SH O E S PALE VALUES TO S3S VALUES TO S50 H ID E H Now *9,#-#19*° Now Bata Candia* a, u J im * \ T r ^ o * n ^ " K Faai a* PraKad *- # < �TuoKlay, July ], I W ! • — I m l n f Harald, Sanford, PI. DELTONA NURSING SERVICE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS AFFORDABLE HOME CARE RN 't • LPN's • Aid* Companions • Slttar* • Live-Ins Homemakers • RN Supervision W ITH PAR TICIPATING S TY L IS T I Compl«t* p»rm Inelutf*! ^ M»lreul. Pwman.nl Wi t * 9 1 And Shampoo A Sol. And rocotr. A Wrllton OuwwilM Only Al Miadilnw. CM Now For An Appolnlmonl «7, 2303 French A y .n u t Sanford Ph. 305-321 M S I 574-1322 c a l l A n v rm r i « M od es A DAT "COUPON ■■ — C OUPO N-a * COUPON m H | I I I I I I I S N I P ‘N S N A P HAIRCUT AT MILLIE'S BARBER SHOP PHOTO SITTIHG ,« « » » , Lorocuray a u til N r M . M j O P I N I N G W I I K S F IC 1 A L , N O O N - S T U E S .- F W . 1 11! and Slave lYnl w. PAC N* SEND Introducing Two New Overnight Priority Services via UPS Nest Day Air lattar i i«d Dotimaim * 1 0 .5 0 Mast Day Mr Air rx Packat n*f. sonlxMUti! SontxHiitit ittm I Sait s e t «* Item * 11 3 5 .5 * .3 0 i (Iintil 1 in ia iw W tin i’ w v T o n m . i t w m i 119 ElM AVENUE. SANFORD CALI 321-2391 or 321-2149 Hond Sow! • P o w .r Sow! • Chain Saw* Senior* • H n lv .i • C llp p .n • town Wo » p i SMALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS l.o u ty , Sarbwr Shop fquipm .nl Small A p p llo n c .i HAND MADE COUNTRY CRAFTS CLOSED M ONDAYS E R W IN ^ M O T O R S 3 2 L 3 "3 V O © Fnrrr%t A Dolly Toggln ■ WWW Budding florists Melissa Ann Hunt, left, and Michelle Renee Hunt, granddaughters of Gaynelle Hendrick, and Melissa's mom, florist Sharon Hunt at Flowers By Gaynelle. Michelle is visiting Irom Richmond, Va. SPECIAL BEAT THE HEAT! ^ FROSTING CALL 25 0 Christian Bros, FOR COMPLETE LAWN CARE C U TTIN G — rniM M IN Q - EO O IN Q AVERAGE E O T S20 130 ..FREE E S TIM A TE S Christian Bros. Lawn Service Good Th ru Ju ly 6 ly n d a Carter d i «* . Clllman M A R Y ’S I I A I I t P O U T r«« mawatha an. re. s u -iin sawotd. ru. 3234401 Quality Consignment Fashions Distinctive Mirror Designs FOR E V E R Y DECOR For All Occasions me no w c a r r y L i n i n i 1MBIM. PILLOW CAilt curtains ire GLASS FOR E V E R Y PURPOSE S econd I mage CONSIGNMENT CLOTHING 322-4922 su m 210 RUtNOilA M L 321 0741 830-6688 HWY. 1792 SANFORD ★ SERVICE: u ntnvai ★ RENTALS: K ? *MT GREENS Wou$&4 Beauty ALL CURLS STARTING AT P H . 321-9421 2 7 th S t. L 17*92 Sanford aw n Jim Lash B lu e B o o k C a r s ★ SALES: cmsm cii A D V E R T IS IN G PRECISION SHARPENING CENTER W t‘11 Bring Our Rolling Rtp*lr Shop To Your Horn* Or B u t ln « t i C f l« It On T h « Spot. j C * n & T r u t h ! O orntitlt or Im port! A ll Work Q u irm t tid C O S T S B O M O R E FO R U S T O C O M E T O Y O U - S fe * A D V E R T IS IN G A D V E R T IS IN G The Service Center AUTO AIR CONDITIONING PROBLEMS? C A L L U S !! . Evening Herald Herald Advertiser r* m j» rwl BWM W Mm BWMU U t Mvf it twft. W ll I ■■w CoCf 322-2611 304 East Commercial Street HOURS Sanford, Florida 32771 Mon./Fd. 9-5:30 (305)323-1137 Saturday 9-12 noon | ( Hr H*lll 4— V j Crystal A v t., Lake M ary Tn Lair Utrv 1 PHO N E 321 1673 it I I I I I I I — >1 Prepared by Advertising Dept, of • PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE 'r t y t a d l l K t l i U 1300 Providence Blvd. Deltona, FL 32725 Business Review 40 Flowers By Gaynelle Are Good For All Occasions Nothing say* I love vim amt "I care" Itkr* gilt nl llnwer* whether il Nr a single rnsr or elaborate arrangement Whether von .irr -tending Rower* to someone here ai Imnir nr lar away you run In­ sure of good aervlee when you order Irom Flowers Hy Gay nr Ilr at HIH S Sanlurd Ave Sanford To send your wir«- orders faster and more ellirien lly G avnelle is acquiring an Florist Telegrap h D elfvrry rfm ipu tcr Flow ers by Uaynellr In affiliated with die major wire services Jusl ( all 322 5<M)fi to order hv |ibimr and you can charge them on your Masirr Charge or Visa cards Don't lorg«*t dial Flowers by Gaynelle, (or the convenience u( customers, now also has a second oilier oilier at Ouklawn Funeral Home In bake Mary where orders can be placed II you are planning a summer or (all wedding remember Gaynelle does fresh or silk (lower arrangements tor weddings at reasonable prices and has all the traditional wedding equipment for rent Ileitis available Include the kneeling bench. Ilower stands, arches, alslr cloth, tree candalabra and wine glasses Owner Gaynelle Hendrick has on her sialf of experienced floral designers Sharon Hunt and Elysr Ison Whether the Dowers you order are for a wedding, (uncral or to cheer up a Irlrnd In the hospital, you can he assured your flowers will be (resh when you order from Gaynelle IY O W O P E N WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR and BPAWN SHOP it H U M »»we. Ph. 323*1327 2 1 0 9 S F R E N C H A Y E ., S A N F O R D • S|*ri i.il IhMfcjii • Cualcmi Work • Kmlotr AtUUju- Jrwrlrv • Hulrt • riia k • W«ii It firfkiir • Rinn Si/iitii Stnnt V mih^ • Klur Jrwrlrv Saint • Api»f.i|iwiN Wt K If COW I M i f f •AMTWt Cl OCAS A WilOMS •CUAS We’ll Bring The Best In Decorating Right To Your Home CUSTOM DRAPERIES - BEDSPREADS WOVEN WOODS • MINI BUNDS • VERTICALS _£ARPET • VINYL WALL COVERINQS CARE FREE CURLS - ELASTA CURLS FREE ESTIMATE NO OBLIGATION PERMS *25 u p RELAXERS *25 u p P h i l i p s 322-3315 322-7642 — lit ItsMUneeMHim* IktSl lANf PHILIPS 119 W. llt a ST. SANFOVO A C C E N T C O L O R IN Q 6 9 5 -6 6 9 9 BLAIR A G EN C Y 1015 H w y. 17-82 Longw ood Sylvia Frailer, left, shows a ring to customer Annabelle Winn of Sanford. SP ECIALISTS IN A U TO M O B ILE IN S U R A N C E SR 22** FILED WE BUY MORTGAGES Wa also make 1st and 3nd mortgage loans on Residential or Commarclal Real Esteta up to 1100,000. Personal loans are available including Revolving Credit Line. Russ Buys, Sells, Repairs Fine Jew elry and W atches A L S O INSURE M O B ILE H O M ES. M O TO R C Y C LES HOM ES. R EC-VEES Serving Stnloid lor 27 Yean OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9 5 "C A L L BLAIR AND C O M P A R E ” 323*7710 or 323*3806 2510A OAK AVE. SANFORD Corner ot 8. Park Are. A Oak A „ T I I C M ill I IL L iriVI ILAI* CERAMIC TILE SALES A INSTALLATION • WALL & FLOOR TILES • ACCESSORIES G R O U T S 8 CLEANERS For savings on modern and antique wedding and engagement rings rp.e tp Russ' Walrh Ai Jewelry Repair and fa w n Shop 2109 S French Ave .Sanford Russ F railer, owner, sell both new and preowned Jewelry including rings gold chains and rarrlngs Russ dors stone settling, hand and machine engraving ami ring and watch tuuul suing He has a JO day lay away plan “ II you don't nee what you want and can t gel II. we II mukr It." said Russ. He has the necessary equipment in d o easting and can do rustomwork io your order as well as restoration of antique Jewelry. You can trust your walrh or clock to Russ, he has had more than 20 years experience In the Jewelry and watch rrjralr business He has die special equipment needed for rejMlrlng Rolcx and Accutron watches. Russ and his wife, Sylvia, who also works In the shop, have lived In Sanford for 15 years, Russ buys, sells, and trades most anything of value including guns, jewelry, antique watches, He buys gold, sliver and diamonds, He will take gold, sliver guns, and other small Items o f value on pawn. lie does jew elry appraisals for Insurance |)iirjN>ses and estates. The store is open Monday through Friday. 10 a hi to h p m . and Saturday from 10 a.in, to 2 p m Call 323 1327 • W ELCOME- DO IT YOURSELF CUSTOMERS • LOTS OF.COLORS-SIZES-PATTERNS This Week's Special DECORATED FLOOR TILES Family Crodlt Services, Inc, St A |a Cumfuny o n t a « k NtAe n 01 N fh* pm I » w In...,*. ‘ ---------- ' PL U IH cir CAU MARTIN SCOTT. MGR 831-3400 R*g. 12.25 Sq. Ft. NOW ONLY *1.75*n B*lge* • Whit* • B r o w n s • G ra y s AmTtLE 207 I. 25th St. <a«« awa.tr* am (323-2994) (69*4649) HOUIH: lofui <9 ,Vt>bif f ’.irfcrr • Tile C o n tm e lo n VOLKSHOP S p ic la liiin g In S trvic* A P i r l i For V .W .'i . Toyota and D a tiu n (Corner 2nd A PBlm«rtol S. Palmetto Ave. SA N F O R D PHONE 321-0120 “ Say It With Balloons'* Balloon M agic - C A L L A N Y T IM E - 305/323-0400 W « O s II vot Bouquolt ol Balloon* "Savon Day* a Waah" For E vary Raaton and E vary Saaton P.O. IO X 114 •SAN FO R D . F L XV77 �E Y 4 S lm HgeiM, Sjntw d, Ft. Business Review Prepared by Advertising Dept, of Evening Herald lle n t ld PERM SPECIAL $2S .D 9 Shtron Only - Good Thru 1/9 Long Hill Slightly Higher Coff 322-2611 (lout! A d v e r t is e r UNISEX HAIR STYLING T«l. 322-8711 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING HAIR NOW PUTTOUR BUSINESS O N SHE M O V E • • K J w . K ,b St. SHARON A D A M S ^ v w v w w W w w Sanlord w w w ^ ALAN’S FABRICS a n d RUGS Cuitom Mode Yvonne Allday, left, children's craft instructor at A&G Crafts, admires baby doll made by dollmaker Grace Davis, right DRAPES S. U P » T tl\ W 4 • B*d*p**od* • Cut*om rkoder BBSS** • Mini blind* • Ver«<ol* • Upholstery • Walipop*' • Co'p*’ 322*57832 J » J t 4«rk D»l»» THE FURNITURE H O U SE 1740 N O R T H H IG H W A Y 17 »J SO U TH O F F L E A W O R L D F IR S T T R A F F I C L IG H T NORTH OF HIOHWAV 4J« ACROSS FROM MANOYWAY c » NEW -USED FURNITURE iffSga, ANTIQUES r' " " 1 V E R T l i n u M ARAU P LO W P R IC E S L A Y A W A Y WE D E L IV E R 1 C O N S IG N M EN TS W E LC O M E - OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 321 20o3 Learn A New Craft At A&G Craft Supply Arc you In llir summer doldrums or urr you U n d id i hr kids complaining .itxiul nothin# m do? Wi ll. A/C, Crafl Supply hiis ihr a n s w e r- u variety of summer arts and cratl classes ai which you can learn a new hobby or drvrtopnn old skill I .orated In Zayrr Plaza at 21150 S Orlando I >i iv« (Highway 1792 and Airport iioulrvardl Sanford. A AG Craft Supply Is offering classes in rnacram e. flo w e r a rra n gin g. k n ittin g and crocheting. painting (water color, oils und acryllrs|, doll making. hal decorating. angels and hutlrrllrs from straw mats, cross slllch and Carr Hrar inolillra from pom poms. They also ofler classes in Jewelry m aking and rhlldrrn'scrafts Among the many crafts uvallblr al Ihr store are wooden In-ads. stained glass kits and the* exciting new |Miper leaf dccorallng. Come in and learn flow to decorate straw ftais. shoes, baskets and other Hems with colorful party napkins and acrylic spray. AAG Cratl Supply Is blossoming with all kinds ol silk flowers Ideal lor making bridal txiuqurt* or drcorating your home. They also have a large MADAME KATHERINE PALM CARD-CRYSTAL BALL READING P u l • P rtf • un • LOVE • MAMBA6R • BUtMMll selection Edribbons. Owner Geneva Spaulding Invites you to sign up lor I l i e many classes by slopping by or phoning 323-4580. A AO Craft Supply Is open Monday through Saturday lO a m to B p in and on Friday until 9 p m . Come In and look around. K E N M BUSINESS FOB 50 YEANS IN rttVACY OF MY H OW HOURS I AM 9 P(4 7 Days A Wh A t LONGWOOO > (305) 695-7005 0UN SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR ' 6 THROUGH 12 YEAR OLDS 400 N. 17-02 Not To SobO'l Sub SSop L0NGW00D, FLA. (305) 602-1600 r?fy*/ 6t y A f a U f a t fa ux 6 00 PM cjadviif to 3 2 3 -2 0 0 5 1 1# OF*f *4 • AM to * »*M O ff* JULY 4 4 AM IN 12 MMsEfkt Srmg Tin f entry *7 fo r A r p n 4 M N n A f t* rW A m r l i « SO N r>«U fHt»* J AM hi , PUP I t t i t Am m i s o x , UT | tUN OPIN INJ PM •tons * pu *u MOxr ASK ABOUT OUR OTHER CHILDREN'S CLASSES WEEKLY Activiti** Inchidt: Swimming Bowling Ptcnlcs Sitting Movlat Sporli Aria 8 Cratta Com pular Skill! Treat Y o u r C h lltl To An A r lln n 1‘a r k n l S u m m e r O l P in t A n il D ally F ie ld T rip * DAY & NIGHT GRILL JU N E a T IN A l*OM/K)L to tiers 1300 Ertack Art U t lt t * P h. 3 2 3 - 6 7 2 8 ZAYRE PLAZA ******* Airport Blvd. G 17-92 323-4569 RADIATOR IA D IA T Q IJ A* SSt Dm Mi*. FREE S P I N A L E V A L U A T I O N WAMINC SIGNALS Of P W C IU H U M S F'DQuDnl HfiiJichtA 711 FRENCH AVE. 322-0235 SANFORD l o * H *ch o r H ip P#«n O r / / .n « %* o f LOSS Of S »B «p N u m b h f M of H and* of F «#| O P E N M O N T H R U FR I. 4 4 S A T. 6:20-3 N«r>ou*n«** Pan or SliMnaa* A r m a n d &hou>dtF P a n W 0 m C U A IA N TtlD I DAT I U V K I cmnn im*xm \mh*m Faun M TO 8 P M 7 D j » s A Week 165 Opts A T » » f 1*m 4 4>srosr Sivo - l e n iq e o 8 A M mW4l fiferfc*. P m Ii a j n S pecial 49°°: *10*1 HOLMS AltAM OHTt M TV 1*8 LCmCWOCOMF 1ST Golden Fried Or Broiled Cod Filet Huh Fitnth Frt*i. Real Miihtd. %A Q C Or Bikfd Pouio. 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Serving Dally Sanford ACE AUTO D e lt o n a - - S u p re m e C o u rt R e je c ts R e v ie w O f A n ti-T r u s t C a s e WASHINGTON ILTH — The Supreme I'ouri avoiding a dispute over sales practices In ihr computer market, refused Monday to review a ru lin g preventing Data General C orp from linking the vile of certain computer hardware and softwarr The justices, without comment, lei stand a lederal appeals court ruling thal Inund Data General violated antitrust taws by lorelng cus­ tom ers to buy (he physical components of Us computer system and the programs and data as well. The 91It U S Circuit Court ol Appeals In San Francisco ruled In June 1984 that Dala General Illegally forerd computer manufacturers who wanted lo use tls sol I ware programs lo purchase l he electronic brains ol its Nova computer Tire ap|<caK court said Ihc sales strategy tllcgullv prevented mher computrr manufacturers Irom using electronic computer brains that were compatible will) the NOVA software hut not luiilt bv Data General. Tyin g arrangements are Illegal under U S antitrust laws il they “ unreasonably” restrain trade In a commodity because thr manufacturer has a such a dominant ftositiun in the market that |hiienii.il competitors are squashed The dispute pits l.uge computer manulaeturrrs against small computer linns who emulate parts and programs of computers hulll by the giants Th e small Arms are able lo sr-ll the parts because they are couquiltblc w ill) Ihr machines built by the large Arms The lower court ruling will mu have a direct effect on computer users, but Irll undisturbed allows other computer manufacturers to build Ihi-lr machines m read and use Dala General s NOVA software W hile the dispute came out ol ihc hlghlv competitive computer held, other manufacturers were concerned lire ruling agalnsi Dala General could erode I heir ability lo control peripheral goods and sendees and their franchises Joining Dala General In Its appeal lo the court was Mcrcrdesllrn/ id North Amrrtcu. which argued the lower court ruling would prevent u Irom lorelng Its Irani hlscs in use authorized parts •mil provide authorized services In the Data General case, ihr appeals court ruled agalnsi the llrm In a lawsuit originally lllrd hy Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp and Dtgnlvnr Corp.. m annlarlnrers ol sollwure lot usr !n the NOVA Dabi General, at one tlmr the second largest minicomputer munulacturrr lit lire country, refused lo sell lls Nova system unless buyers also purchased the Instruction set' sollwure thal worked wllh the Nova marhmrs Th r llrm forced Us package on some b u y e rs w ho would not have tioughi the lull |mckugr II they w rrr tree lo chouse oilier com patible equipment made hy other firms, like Dlgldyur and Fulrehlld. the low er court said. Hy 1979. 93 percent of Dala General's NOVA com puter Miles were made lo "loeked-tn custom ­ e rs " forced to buy nil parts ol Ihc system, documents.it the original trial showed. Dala General rlalrned the softwarr oprn iliug system program wan protected by copyright anil therefore could not In- reproduced by rom pelllors. Hut the appeals court said ihr copyright only conferred "some advantages" on Data General not shared wllh corti|>elllorH Thr computer m aker was still prohibited from requiring buyers lo purchase lls computer hardware and software Instructions logclher. CALENDAR c u a 1)0 RIVERVIEW AVE. MARKET • *L f SUMMER DAY CAMP NOW IS TNI TIME TOaRIOHTEN YOU* 6TILI OOOO FURNITURE • LAS0( SUICTION or MATERIALS• OUAUTY woSANAN4X1A FrM I i IIm Im IfM ndm» O A »«r I n 8 00 AM I T M i 42 It* ■ — #»«# Par U Wif* T1M« A4 D A V E ’S U P H O L S T E R Y Moo or d o c t s a o l n . baocm R o m ■ U R t m VOTED BEST PSYCHIC FOR 1414 NY CENTRAL FLORIDA SCENE MAOAEINE Mr PM■ «• • FURNITURE • BOATS • CARS t . I'a ta rp HELPFUL ADVICE OH ALL AFFAIRS 574-4600 9 MON.-SAT. 8-8:30 SUN. 8:30-8 HEARING T E S T S S E T FOR 3ANFORD/CASSELBERRY ARIA (lacTmnte haanng laati wTN ba yhwn 4*4 at N*a On Mg AM C»r» 170* 6 OrtenWe D, , t a>4a*4 (Monday outfit** 120 8. Hwy 17-42 CaattWarry. Mandty - Prtdey Mda weak. w. OwHtwwaw and 8. Flkhar. eaciRad by ■** NiOanaT Htartng AM BdcMTr a** ba al Ntaaa aTBcat la parfann Tha Mala. w*w haa irowbM htanag a* andaritandMg la a 1**1 aalwg Ih* la*a*l titclranle awMpdMWT •a* ha* particular laaa. a yaar II Pwra (taryana thauM ha*a a htartng Mai al laaat daarty. E—an paopM haartng *M cr moaa Ww la w baan laM naih*ng ol haarWtg TUESD AY. JULY 2 Sanlord AA. f> dll p m . closed discussion, and H p in . o|»en discussion. 1201 W First SI 17 92 Group AA. H p m . closed, Messiah Lutheran Church. 17 92 and Dogtr.u k Hoad O v rrea trr* Anonym ous, open. 7 30 p m Florida Power A Light. :M)I S Myrtle Avc . Sanford. WEDNESDAY. JULY 3 COPE Support Group o f Seminole Area. 7 do p in . Seminole C m n im in lly Menial Health Center. Cranes Konat Office Park. Suite 377. Pelican Hulldlng Altam onte Springs First ami third Wednesdays lor families utul caregiver* ol long-term menially disabled Free of charge Full Gr>s|)rl b u s i n e s s Men's Fellowship In­ ternational hrruklusl meeting. fi dOa in.. Holiday Inn. Slate KcmuI Idfi and Wymorr Hoad. Allumonte Springs For dctulls cull U5ti 4255. Central Florida HIimmI (Link Seminole County brunch. Id02 K Second S I . Siinlord. 9 a m lo 5 p m Florida Hospital-Altamonte brunch I I a m lo 7 p.m. Sanlord Klwanls Club. noon. Sanlord Civic Center. Casselberry H olary hrraklasl. 7 dO a m.. ( assellu rry Senior Center. 2<X) N laike Trlplri Drive Fluanelal advisory service lor senior elllxens available by uppolntmrnl, I p.m., Cassellierry Senior Center. 200 N Lake Triplet D rive < all 831 3551. exl 264. Medlcarr help lor seniors. 10 a in unlll niMin. Casselberry Senior Center 200 N. Triplet Drive. Casselberry. TH U R S D A Y . JU LY 4 Fourth of July Festival sponsored hy Sanlord Parks and Krerrullon Ik-purtmenl tiegmnlrig ut 11 a m .. Fort Mellon Purk. Sanlord. Games, contest*, entertainment und (ood Fireworks ul dark on lakrfront s|Minsorrd hy Greater Sanlord Chamber of Commerce SkyliluHt '85. A llam on le Mall parking lot Entertainment begins al 7 p in. followed with fireworks display at (I p in The number you need for your financial needs. Tha Iraa haartwg Mai wyi ba gNan Mandty a n Friday — MM lha CaaaaMarry attic* and Manday al IHa tantard laca Nun- CaN tha nuwMar baMw and arranga Mr an drag In al yaar ttn itn la nt*- 1 Un The re 's one simple s o u n 'e fcir taking true of y o u r business and |«-rs< uui) Qnaru tal iwssis ('a il HEARING I R A N C E M V CENTERS 130 8. H W Y I M 2 C A 8 8 IL 8 E N N Y * 3 4 -8 7 7 8 6 T u44dir- July 2. if t J — 18 VIC A R N ET T -E ^ O m jC G U N T „ 0, g. o U L A N O O OIL SAN TO RO . F L 3235702 N r n u l llu t it e l r u i a t n T ) m W n i— m a mm4 fms M*st» M4M 3 2 1 -5 2 1 0 �« • — E v e t i f n e J U r e l d , S s n f e r d , F I ._______ T s u s d a y , J u ly 1 , m s Government Bans Oral Chelation Pills As Fraud WASHINGTON (UPII - Thr govcm m rnl has begun a crackdown on "chelation therapy" capsules and tablets, which It says are fraudulently sold for the prevention or treatment o f heart disease and circulatory disorders The [’oral and l>rug Administration began warning manufacturers-that chelation products must not be sold fo r m e d i c a l p u rp o s e s . F D A spokesman Bruce Brown said Mon­ day. Producers have 10 days to strip distributing the product or face seUure. court Injunctions and further action. "There Is. o f course, no evidence that these products are of any value." Brown said. "T h e y ’re all worthless They're potentially threatening — what we call an Indirect threat to health " If someone. Instead of seeing a physician, buys one of these products and uses It. they are contributing to their own physical as well as econom­ ic demise It makes money for the promoters and that’ s It It Is a gross fraud.” Brown said the FDA action does not apply to so-called chelated vitamins, which are generally sold without medical claims, but to chelation therapy specifically aimed at treating or pre-em lng a disc isr through sales pitches, brochures or labeling. Such promotion brings the product under jurisdiction of federal drug laws Chelation tablets and capsules have been sold through the mall, over the counter and door to door with claims that they will reduce arterial plaque and Improve circulation, the FDA said The products usually consist of vitamins, minerals and amino acids, the FDA said. True chelation agents are sub­ stances that combine with metals and are used to combat poisonings by heavy metals, digitalis overdoses and excess calcium. In that therapy, ph ysicians In ject FD A-approved chelating drugs. However, the agency has neither received nor approved any marketing applications for a non-prescriptIon oral chelation product nor has It approved clinical trials In humans for any such formulation. The FDA began Its Investigation of the products a year ago. Brown said Those most vulnerable to the manufacturers' claims are the e l­ derly. he said, who are concerned alxiut the expense o f health rare and looking for a "quick fix " after a diagnosis of heart disease Heart disease Is a category that consists of many ailments. Including high blixKl pressure, angina or chest pain and coronary artery disease, which occurs when arteries to the heari are narrowrd and clogged with fatty substances All require medical treatment. w Dr Kay Evers, who runs a chrlu Uon clinic In Cottonwood, Ala., said he does not usr chelation products sold over the counter or door to door but protested. "I don't think the FDA has the right to come up against It because they're Just focal and not drugs " Ten Finalists Selected In Teacher-Astronaut Program WASHINGTON |UI‘I| — Ten leach the program established by President ers dreaming of the stars since Krugan In August. All hud to propose rhlldhtmd and now aiming for "high a project, describe their philosophy of adventure In s p a c e " have been teaching and explain how they would named as finalists tn the spare share their experiences on their agency's program to send the first lay return, person Inioorbll. Besides Mrlhla. the llnallsts are Hut only one of the llnallsts — six Kathleen Anne Derrs. Kenwood High women and four men who range from School. Baltimore; Robert Foerster, a biologist who once named a turtle Cum berland E lem entary School. "Sputnik” to an English teacher West Lafayette. Ind.; Judith Marie hoping for "a chance to play Peter (carela. Thomas Jefferson School lor Pan" — will ttourrl the space shuttle Science and Technology. Alexandria. Challenger with Its astronaut crew lu Va.; Peggy Lathlaen. Westwood Ele­ January. mentary Schoool. Friendswood. T ex­ The 10 finalists, selected from 114 as. David Marquart. Boise High nernitlmillsts. will travel to Houston School. Boise, Idaho. , next week where they will undergo A l s o I n c l u d e d lir e S haron more testing before the National MrAulttfe. Concord High School. Act<>rlaiitten and Space Admlnlslra Concord, N .lf.i Michael Metcalf, lion armouricea its selection of the Hazeri Union School, Hardwick. Vt.: irarh er astronaut around July 23. Darlrara Morgan. McCall Donnelly El­ "1 Just turned 40 a few weeks ago ementary School, McCall. Idaho, and Mow many 40-year-olds do you know Nlkl Mason Wenger. Vandevender who get a chance to play Peter Pan?" Junior High School, Parkrrshnrg, asked finalist Klchard Mellila, who W Va. teaches English at New Hedford High T h e 10 t e a c h e r s p r o f e s s e d School In New Bedford. Mass longstanding fascinations with space. NASA Administrator James Beggs "A t the age of 11, 1 named my turtle Inlrminced the finalists at a news conference Monday and said they Sputnik." said Herrs, who climbs "represent thr best of the best mountains In brr spare time McAullfTr. a Girl Scout and scout rundldatrs In the tearTirr-ln-spacc leader for 25 years, said her goal program. "T h eir rx|>crtrncc». backgrounds would lx- "to bring hark the wonder and lives muy differ." he said. "But of It all." recording her experiences nur 10 llnallsts have much In com­ the same way pioneer women aboard mon: during, seinrssricss. motivation wagon trains heading West did u to expand edu cational horizon* century ago, Krugun and NASA are calling the lx-ynn<l tile classroom, rnthuslusni to communicate the spare flight experi­ teacher thr first private citizen In ence. dedication to excellence In their ■spare. Although private corporations protrusion and a commitment to lire have sent em ployees on shuttle the Imaginations and Illuminate (hr missions to perform various experi­ ments. the teacher-nominee will have talents of their pupils "A b ove all. they share u dream: To no monetary or government Interest lx- part of the high adventure of space In (tie flight. Havel and to tell the world what It's T h e c h o s e n t e a c h e r and u tlkr." Beggs said runner-up will report for I 14 hours of There were 11,41(1 applicants to lllght training In September Syria Arranges Cease-Fire BEI RUT , L e b a n o n (UPII — Lebanon's two most powerful Moslem m II It las agreed to a Syrian mediated truce and e n d e d I lit r u s e street tuiltlrx that led at trust six dead and threatened lu escalate Inti) a war for control of tin- capital Al t er the f i ght i ng d ied down Monduy, memlx-rs ol I lie Druzr Progressi ve Soclnllsl P a r l y h e a d e d by T o u r i s m M 1 n ts t r r Wulld Jumhlatt and Nublh B ern's Shiite Amal m ilitia Jointly patrolled (hr city streets. T h e pat rol s we r e Issued strict miters to shoot anybody caught violating thr Syrianmediated cease-lire T h r gu n b u t t l e s Mo n d a y b r o k e out d u r i n g in o r n I n g rush hour and forced thousands of people to slay home while others were trup|x-d In busi­ nesses and offices. R o c k e t - p r o p e Med grenades smashed Into curs and upurtments while militiamen fired a n 1 1 -u I r c r a f t g u n s ntpuntrd on trucks, using the hruvy-cahhrr we a po ns to (Ire at gunmrii a few hundred yards uwuy. A m b u l a n c e s sp ed CELEBRITY CIPHER t W S S W K i l t n » u | i » s i . » > W X k u i i 4W liln iO | l * « M t— V— (•*•< tn) pv***nl I t * Silt. V It* elands hi CONNIE A il Nl l« "XHPWOX UUW PWCJ'L BSC HPSXC L R C W C ’X MAUUB EPLCW." — XLYHOACWX U J MC VJ IRC MAFIRC RUAMWUUOC. P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : O flv s -m bank la iu i |0 custom** A ccotd m g la o u t is c o tJ * m u Supposed to ispo s s s s s Ih ls c s r " - H obart SWns C IS M b, MCA. A S MS along the city's des rrtrd streets Police sources said at least six people died amt IB were wounded In the (Iml major clash b e t w e e n t he t wo mt l l l l a s si nce they seized control of moat ul west Beirut In Feb­ ruary 15184 Legal Notice r i C T I T I O U t NAME Nolle* I* ( i n n itisl I im engaged in boainoss *1 WO t 111, A lto n o n l* Spring*. Isminols County, Floods under So llc llllo u i name of J H X U TO S A L t l 1 Q U A L IT Y D E T A IL , oml Ihet I Intend l« egnlar told nemo with in* C 1sts ol tn* C ircuit Court, SominoU County, FXxldo In ectordence with mo prevalent ol mo Flctiiiout Nome StaluUs to nil Section US w Hondo Sleluto* m i 1*1 Join** 0 Her two! I Publish Juno I I A July >. t. IS. ■rsi DEC U l F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Netlcs It haraby 0 lvsn Ihsl I *m engaged In business i t )0I N W s y m s rt. L o n g w o o d , SamsnaU County. Hondo MHO under tne ttctltiou* nemo ol JE H M E C O C O N S T R U C T IO N , end m*I I Intend to rogliter sold nsm* with tn* ciorS ol mo Circuit Court. Seminole County. Hondo A occordsneo *tm tne prevision* * 1 tns H c lllls u t Nsm* SUIuts* To m l Section MS Ot Hor Id* SUtu tot I H I !M Jo rrt W Fsndren , Publish Juno It 1 1 1 July t. ». MM 0 E G 107 legal Notice Legal Notice C IT Y OF LONOWOOO. F L O R ID A N O TIC E OF F U B L IC H E A R IN O TO CONSIDER AD O P TIO N O F PROPOSED O R D IN A N C E T O W HOM IT M AY C O N C E R N N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N b y m e C ity ol Longavood. F u n d s , mol mo C ity Com m lu ien will hold o public boor irtg to centldor onoctmont of Ordinance No. Ul,entitled A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C I T Y OF LO NG W O O D . FL O R ID A . A M E N D IN G TH E CO O E OF O R D IN AN CES . C IT Y O F LONOWOOO. BY R EV IS IN G SEC MR 1 A SUB SEC T IO N I. TO R E D U C E T H E F R O N T S E T B A C K RE O U lR E M E N T FOR D IS P L A Y O F N E W AND U S ED M O TO R V E H IC L E S ; P R O V ID IN G FOR C O N F L IC TS ; S E P A R A B IL IT Y . A N O A N E F F E C T IV E D A T E Sold Ordinance no t placed on llrtl reading on Juno IT. IMS and mo City Commission will tons Idee u m e lor line! passage end adoption oiler in* public hssrlng, wnicn will bo hold In Itw City H«ll. IM W**l Worron Av* . lengwood H o n d o , an Monday -no l »m day at July MS, A D . partial may appear end bo hoard wim reaped to the proootod Ordinance Tni* hoar mg may bo continued from lima U lima until linol action It token by tn* City Commlttlon A copy ol m* proposed Ordl none* I* potted *1 tn* City Hall, Longwood. Florida, end cop.** *r* on til* with tn* CUrk of tho City end tom* m*y bo Intpoctod by lh* pubIX A loped record ol ml* mooting It mod* by mo City for It* Convenience This record may not constitute on adequate re 1 cl*d lor pur|#1e . or »ppool from o decision mad* by Itw Com m ltslon wim rotpocl to ttio foregoing motttr. Any per ton waning to ensure mot on ode quote record ot ttw proceeding* I* maintained lor appellate purpose* It odvltsd to m*ko the necessary orrangomontt at ba or her own e spent* Dote tills ttth day ot Juno A D IMS C IT Y OF LONGWOOD G orddlnoD Zombrl City Clark Publith J u ly }. IMS N O TIC K OF A PUBLIC H E A R IN G OF PROPOSED CHANG ES ANO A M E N D M E N T ! IN C E K T A IN D IS TR IC TS AND ROUK DA Rl ES OF TH E ZO N IN G O R D IN A N C E* OF T H E C IT Y OF SANFORD. F L O R ID A Nofkt if Nr etoy giver* § Public M»#ring trill be h#*d at tt* Cam m inion Room in th# City Ham 1ft m* City ot Santord. f lor Ida At 7 00 0'docfc P M on lllty tfd IRIS, to c o n ild e r c*on 9*1 and Am#odm#nti »o th# Zoning Ordinance, ot the City ot SAntord Fk rid A At fo*lowi Th» Cad» ot Itw City ot S#ntard. Florida Append)i A. Zoning Ord<n*ncA (O rd ln A n c * No l O f l . A t DEH II C IT Y OF LONOWOOO. FLO R ID A NO TIC E OF P U B LIC H EA R IN O TO CONSIDER A D O P TIO N OF P R O PO t E D O R D IN A N C E TO W HOM 11 M AY CONCE HN N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by tn* C ity ol Longw ood Florid*, mat m* City Com m ntion wilt bold a public h*er mg to contld*r enactment ol Ordl none* No 110. entitled AN O R D IN A N C E OF T H E C IT Y OF LONGW OOD. F L O R ID A . A M E N D IN G T H E C O O F OF OR DINANCES. C IT Y O F LONGW OOD. BY R E V IS IN G SEC *11*11 SUB SEC T IO N J. T O S T R IK E T H E W O R D A N D ANO R E P L A C E IT W ITH O R ". P R O V ID IN G FO R C O N F L I C T S S E P A R A B I L I T Y ; A N O AN ■ P F E C T IV 1 D A TE Said Ordinance wo* pieced an llr»l reeding on Jtat* It. IMS. end ttw City Commission will consider some tor final passage and adoption alter tbs public bearing, which will b# held In Itw City Hall. I I I West Wsrrsn A re , Longwood. Florida, on Monday, Itw llth day ol July A D , IMS parlies may appear and Ire heard with respect to in* proposed Ordinance This boor ing may bo continued Irotn lime to lime until final action Is token by Itw City Commission A copy ol Itw proposed Ordl nonce It posted ol Itw City Hall, longwood. Florida, end copU* ore on HU with ms Clerk ot the City and tom* may bo Inspected by in* public A taped record ot Ihi* meeting I* mede by the City tor It* convenience Tbl* record may not constitute tn adequate re <ord lor purpose* ol appeal from a decision mad* by ttw Com mission with rotpocl to in* foregoing matter Any per son wishing lo ensure that on ad* UueU record ol In* proceedings I* maintained tor eppeliete Purposes It edvitod to m o d in* necessary orrangomontt *1 bit or her own ovpenso D o U Ibis 1*lb day ol Juno. A D IMS C IT Y OF LONGWOOD GoraldrnoD Zombrl City CUrk Publish July I. IMS D E H I* P IC T IT IODS NAME Nolle* is hereby girtn that I am engaged In business *1 P O Boa *e* Longwood Vomlnol* County, Florida JZMO under in* tlcllllous nemo ol O A N N Y ’S 1 M U C O N C R E TE P UM P IN G IN C . and Ihsl I Intend to re g itU r v*>d nemo with in* C U r k ot tbo Circuit Court. Semmol* County Florid* In accordance with th* provisions ol the tlcil lotus Nsm* Ms lutes To wit Section o il at Florid* S U Iu U s list I f Danul F Bubor Publish July I, f I* >1 IMS D E H *______________ _______ NOT 1C I OF 1 H IR IFF K A L I N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Inal by virtue ot that certain Writ ol Esecutiws Issued out ol end under ttw seal ol th* Circuit C o u r t o l O ra n g e C ounty Florid*, upon • final judgement rendered In tn* aforesaid tosxl on the Sin day ol March. A 0 IMS us that certain case an Idled, Tarry Sutters d/b'* Top Dollar Motor s Plaintiff. — v s L in wood Sltmpson, Defendant, which *tort**id Writ ol Esocu Iron was delivered b m s s i S h trllf ol Somlnol* County. Florida and I have Uvw d upon tha following described properly owned by LMiwood Stlmpson. said property being located in SominoU County. Fun d* mor# p a r t i c u la r ly de scrib e d as follow* On* IM J Ford Ranger Pickup T r u c k . N a d 'G r a y , ID I IF ! B R I O C I D U B I t m being stored *• Cornell ( Garage In Winter Springs Fun d* end the undersigned as Sberltt ol Seminal* County. Florida will a l l I 00 A M on Itw Ird day ol July. A D IMS. otter tor sale and M il lo Itw blghoal bidder, lor cosh. Sublet! •« any and all asriling loin*, at in* Front I Wot I ) Door ol tn* sup* ol the Somlnol* County Courthouse in Santord. Ftertd*. th# adore do Sc r ibod per sonal proper ty Thai sold saU I* being mad* •o satlsty Its* term* el said Writ *4 E socutlon John E Polk. Shot HI Somlnol*County. Florida To bo advertisod Juno II. IB IS. July I, with tn* saU an July ) IMS OEGM AmandAdl A R TIC LE V USE PROVISIONS It proposed la bn amended » t IdlkNI 1 MR I MufVIpN Fam ily R*»l dAnfiAi Dwtlling District D 0*ntlty Confront 1)1 For multiply tAmlly dxwril Ing* f Minimum r#quif*d! liv ing Arta 40 EfffcNncy apartm ent and bb I bedroom apartm ent tTstll bo emended to read a t toitomt 00 EttkHKKy ApAr*rn«nf 400 VQo«rt toot May ba reduced to HQ square ft*I if the overage K»w»f* toot ol mtoa H At ItAtt *S0 squere lotf por unit p*r building bb l bedreem apartm ent TOO *quAr« fttf May ba mdifctd to 110 iguA't teat if tha arerapa u*AbN vjowr# fowf of KvtbN area it Al ItAtt 110 tgutft teat par unit per bui Iding and A MR I Myftlpl# F tm ily cNnftiil D««i|ing Otitrlct Rt*l D Dtrtiity Control! (J| For mwtfipf# family d n a " np\ 1 Minimum rv g u lrtd living Art# 44 Eflicitfxy Apoftmont and bb I btdfoom *pAftm#nt than bt #m#ndtd to rtad at follow* 44 EfflCl*n<y ApArtff4#nt iw xqyjore teat May ba rtductd to 7tO vqu#f* teat if tha avarapa utable square feat ot IIv*obit ateo it At l«A*t ISO tquara t««l par building bb I b^room #p«rtm#nt 400 wyuAfA teat May ba reduced tp ISO *quar« taat if tha a v a r* ^ utabla iguafa taat ol1 lUaabia area li it laatt ISO square faat par unit paf buMding and t RMOI Multipia Fam ily Rati dantial. Dftic# and Inttifutlonal DUtrlct 0( Dtfii lff ConIroll t il For muitlRlo family cNvoil •ng* f Minimum raqulrad living area oa Etflciancy apartmant and bb \ badroom apartmani ihall ba amandad to read at follow! 44 EMickncy apartmant )V0 vqvi4F« |«ft May ba raducad to TfO iquart faat If tha averapa utabl* tquart faat of ilvaabia araa H at taait S10 *qwart faat par unit per building bb I badroom apartm ent 400 tqoAf* faat May ba raducad »o 110 %qvj*r* taat It tha avarag# uvabia tq v «r« taat of ilvtabla erea it at Nail 110 tguara faat par unit par building and I RC I Rattrktad Commarclal O i»t»Kt n CandMianal U f a Parm lHod III Singi# fAmity and two family ftwaiiingt (halt ba Amandad to read A« follow* <a) Singla tamIly and two family dwalling* With tha dam ity contrail of tha SR I. ilngl# family ra*idaoMal dwalling dit lrl< I and N MR 1L Multipia Fam ily R«* •dantial Limitad Dwalling Di* N ’ Legal Notice N O TIC E O F S H E R IF F 'S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that by virtue oI that cartaln Writ ol E aocutlon l»»u*d out ol and under Ike teal Ol Ike Circuit Court ol Hillsborough County. Fiorldo upon a linol judgement rendered In the aforesaid court on the Ittn day ot February. A D IN* In tkat certain cos* o n lillo d . R o lle r Machinery Company, ale , PUm tlfl. — v*— David G Artcner and DobkU A r l m o r . D . Ie n d .n l which alorasoid Writ ot Eaeculion wot delivered to m# at SkoriM ol Somlnol* County, Florid*, and I here levied upon the following described property owned by Oavld A A rtm er. sold property being lo cated In S om inoU C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , m o re p a r t i c u la r ly de scrib e d at lot low* Ore I MO Oump Truck. Whit* In Color ID « DMaaiSaalSI b**ng stored *1 Alternant* Tow ing Service. Altamonte Spring*. Florid* and itw undartigned at Skafltt ol W m lnoU COun*y Florida will *' II 00 A M on ttw Utt day ol July. A D IMS. otler lor sa a and tell to Ik* higk**t bidder, lor cask. *ub|*ct lo any and *11 o .itlln g loin*. *f tk* Front IW**I| Door *1 Itw (taps ol Itw SamlnoU County Court house It. San lord Florid*. Ik* abova described personal pro petty Thai sold sou It being mad* to satisfy the farms ol said Writ of £ .acullon John E Polk. Ske.HI SamlnoU County. Florida To be advertised June IS July I. s 1*. with lh* tola on July IF. IMS DEG U f IX THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SCMlktOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P R O B A TE D IVIS IO N F IU Number as US CP IN RE E S T A T E O F E I L E E N L TR E S S L E R . Deceased N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* adm inistration ol lh* . t i l l ) ol E I L E E N L TR ES SLER d*c****d F IU Number IS US CP. I* ponding In ttw Circuit Court lor SominoU C o u n ty . F l o r i d * . P ro b a te Division ttw oddrost ol which Is Sammola County Courthouse. Santord. Florid* TIFT I Th* nemo* and address*, ol lh* personal representative and th* personal representative's attorney ere set forth bolcrw All Inlo.oslod parsons or* togulrod to H U with Shi* court. WITHIN I H S t l MONTH* FROM T H E D A T E OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T I O N OF THIS N O TIC E 111 all claim* againtl Its* * * U U and III any ob|octlon* by on Inloroslod parson lo whom nolle* was maned Ihe I challenge* the valid lly ol the will, lh* qualifications ol Itw personal representative, vanu# or |url*dlctlan ol lh* court all D Dan*»fy Control* 111 For mutMpla family dwall npt I M inimum raqulrad living a rt A os Efficiency apartmant and bb I badroom apartmant *hall ha jmarvdad to rtad a* followi aa EVfkltncv apart man I aid' i quart faat May ba raducad to ZIO *quara taal It tha aver ape utabia %quar* faat of llvaabia area li At ia#«t 110 *quart taat par unit par building bb 1 badroom apartmant too iquara faat May ba radixad to 110 square taat il tha avaraga u*abia *quara faat of livoabia ara# It #t laatt 110 tquart taat par unit paf building Ait par flat In Iota rat! and cl'1 11 an* than bar# an opportunl ty to ba haard at va d haarlng By orddr ot tha City Com rni**ion of tha City qf Sanford, F lor Ida ADVICE TO TH E P U B L IC II a 'Parian dot Ida* to appaai a datitnon madA with respect to any mattaf con*idarad at tha abova maaf'ng or haar ng ha may naad a varbatlm racord of tha procaadingt, including tha ttabmqny and tvidan-c* which racord ii not providad by tha City ot Sanford (FS7tA0l01) H N Tamm. Jr City Clark Publish July | II. tftS IN TH E C IR C UIT C O UR T FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A PROBATE D IVISIO N Flla Nwmbar I ) I t I C P IN HE E S TA TE O F A U G U S T MAHOMNa 4 a A U G U S T MABOHN JR Dacaaaad NOTICE OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tha adminiitrafiofi of tha atfata of AUGUST M A worth dacaaiad File Number IS W CP It pand<ng in tha Circuit C o u rt tar O ra n g e C o u n ty . Florida. Probata Oivition. tha addra*t ot which l» Oranga County Courthouse Orlando F L 11901 Tha names and Addrt**a* of th# par*onAi rapra*ant#tivo a n d th a p a n o n a l r o p r o aantativt * attorney ara set forth balqw All intyraitad par*qn* Are raquirad »o flit with thii court. W ITH IN TH R EE M O N TH S OF TH E FIR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF T h i s NO TICE ( l ) all d a im » agam*! tha a*fatt v x l m any obioction by an m ta ra ita d pardon an whom thi* not it a n i i ear «ad that chaiiangtt tha valid •ty ot tha will, tha qualihcatton* ol tha par tonal rapratantativo. vanua. ar |uri*dktkon of tha court A L L CLAIMS A N D O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO F I L E D W IL L BE F O R E V E R B A R N E D PufefXetWn ol ttu* Notice has twguw on Juty I. IMS F s tt o o l Rogrosonlollve Mickaol Kokany p O Boa am J Orlando FL B*0) Attorney tor Personal RagrosonUHve •* E J Gurack p o ttos ami O ' Undo. F L wool TaUpkone I MSI (sa *»*> Publish July 1,1 IMS DEH t I • A 'a CLASSIFIED ADS F IC T 1 TIO L B NAM E Nonce I* hereby given that I am engaged in bus Inet. al SaU C a r t e r R d .. L a k o M a ry . SemlnoU County. F u n d * t V t t umStr th* flrtittou* nemo ol S E C U R IT Y A SOUND, and that I interd to register sold name with ttu C U rk ol Du Circuit Court. SominoU County. Florida in accordance with ttw pro vision* o' the Fictitious Nam* Statute*, To wit Section MS DO F u n d # statute* ITST 1*1 Wotlet A Oor-lmelsltr PublltZi June I I. IS i July 1. «. IMS D E G 10* c l a im s and o b je c TIONS N O T SO F I L E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D DoU ol Ik* llrst publication ol this nolle* ol administration July 1. IMS Personal Representative D A N IE L P A T R IC K TR E S S LE R Attorney for Per eon* I Representative F HANK C W H IG H A M ESQ UIR E ol S TE N S TR O M . M clN TO S H . JU LIAN . C O L B E R T k W H IG H AM . P A P O Bos IUQ Seniord F L M Ffl U M Telephone l » 1 l U J JIFI Publish J u ly !.* . IMS D EH I* Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tins* ...................S7C g lino HOURS 3 c e o s o c u tiy f lin n s S I C g lino 4 :3 0 A . M . • 5 :3 0 P .M . M O N D A Y ttin i H t l O A Y S A T U R D A Y 9 - Noon 7 c o d s o c u titf t to o s S I C * K m 1 0 cbogocirtiYa t i » o * 4 4 C « K m C e n t r e d * » t r » A v a ila b le 3 LM « MW DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday * Noon Friday Monday - 11:00 A .M . Salurday 23— Lost & Found 7 1 - H r Ip W « n t « d LO S T Black mat* Cackapew near old hospital, Santord F I Polk rabies lag 111 OOlt Ideys) or H I l l i l (nights) LO S T I whits spayed Itm sls Shari halved dog and 1 brown halved m a u deg In PaoU Ara* t a R EW AR D Call M r Efholl. r n SBF1 EXTRUDE" OrERATOR TRAINEE 33— Real Estate Courses ★ | * * * e Think ing si petting a a r ■T*#’ ratals LicenseF a W* attar Fra# TaitUn and cents*uewl Training! Call Dick er Vicki U r dalallt an im f . . m n o f . Ev* f f c u m Kaye* at FUrtda , Inc _ _ ^ » J F # * r t J lip * r l* n M ^ ^ _ 55— Business Opportunities Work fro m home 140 pr 100 inserting eneve*>poi f o r In formation send tU m p to K S E n f«rp rit«t P O Bov ISO! MZ eiggm lU td .N J -BFM1 71 — HelpW anted Acrylic Applicators needed lo apply prolacllvs coaling on cart, boats and planes IS lo I I I par hour We train For work In Sanford ara* call Tam pa flSB M FISI Actors Actresses Models A ll talent lor mavlat.TV t print work Sarleut only apply Poraim oeit Costing. R l l M I . A P P O IN T M E N T S E TTE R S M o rnin g and evening hours •vail able No atparUnc* net assary Guaranteed salary and gvaal bonuses I t t s W ASS E M B LE R S F ro n l o tllc t. phones tiling, typing helpful Permanent positions Never a Faat TW r PEIM.........774-1341 A iih la n t Manager B#4uty u p p r t f q r r v d . co b « n « fll« •* F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Notice It hereby given Ike I I am engaged In business ol P O Bo* IMA. Casselberry. SominoU County Florida MF0F IOM under Ik* fictitious nemo *1 A M E R I CAN 0 R E A M E N TE R P R IS E S (A O E I. and tkat I Inland U i eg It U r said nom* with ttu Clerk ol ik* C ircu it Court. SominoU County. F U r Ido in accordance with tk* preuisun* of the Fictitious Nom* Statutes. To w n Section I4JO t Florid* Statutes IMF •SJ Mark A H angar Publith Jun* a A Ju*y }. f. M. IMS D E G 1*1 Looking lor salt motivated mechanically Inclined tndi Viduals. 1st*. 2nd. k Jed shift positions open Apply at riASTIC MOflLES. INC. JaweH Lana Santord_______________ 1 1 1 W General Maintenance L Graundskaaplng Knowtodg* ot equipment helpful M l M i l JANITO R S/M AIDS N E E D E D Monday through trlday Top Pay Good working coo-111lent Super .1 >oc t needed Sea SCSI L A B O R E R S ' Strong reliable, general laborers needed im m adUUiy Dtttaranl Ucatlons Phcm* and transportation a m u ll Never a lee Apply KEUr SERVICES W2139 Local C ftifY i Ai m Otxrtiopm#o1 project needs a i t c r t f t r y for tho t o l o i m «ng«g*r Good typing thlllt and the obi IIff fo work with a minimum ot iypqrvktlon are a m wtt Should hovo. or bo obio to got « F lo rid a Nof or y Lirqn«« It you Ota thll kind of sett if# *tf. land your ft lum a' and lalary raquirt mwnt| to Jim Larses, Manager Lilt Karttff Dmlopmgnt P.0, Baa IIS. Mints F L . MFS4 E O E M/F/V/H/ M A C H IN E O P E R A TO R O A L Nothing heavy to laarnl Great boss will teach you to run machinal Employment 323-5176 1111 FftnchAv* M a i u r t . loving In d iv id u a l rxodad for Hv# In companion m ion__________ NOTICE bonus A p p ly tn parson. A ce B«#uty Supply, l i f f t Plata Alrporl BlvE E If f l_________ A earn beauty Company Fu»{ or pprf ttm« C#l! ImmMtl ately m I f l O o r m WM A V O N E A R N IN O I W QW III O P E N TE R R IT O R IE S NOW Ml n im iirn H tf f 1 R IN G O 1 KNIGHTS OF C R E D IT CHECKER So typing' f «|yl Vffity and chpck crqdtf application* over the phone Great tor High School grad wanting to laarn HI Employment 323-5176 M M French Ay*. CRT OPERATOR Dal* entry esperUnc* or good typing P arm arunl position with growth potential Par maneni position NavaraFa* TIMP rt»M ......... 774-1341 D E N T A L A S S ISTA N T Parsons staking part time work, need apply IS hours par weak, will train M M lo start Sand picture and return* lo Denial Assistant, ZIF S Oak St . Santord_____________________ DOO GROOMER NOTICE O F S H E B IF F 'S S A L E NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Ihol by virtu* ol Ikol corloln Writ al Elocution issued oul ol and Ltvdar tk* seal ol lh* County C o v r l ol O r a n g e C o u n ty , florid* upon * line! |udg*m*n! rendered In lh* aforesaid court on th* 10th day ol May A D IMS In that certain case an .titled. Paul Hornet d b. a Brians Restaurant, Plaintiff. — v s Jeck Slramonbo. individually and Veto Slramonbo d b » Most Retlouronl Equipment Doltn dan! which olorotatd Well ol 6 locution was delivered lo me as Sheriff ol SamlnoU County Florida, and I have UvWd upon the following described properly owned by Jack SNomonbo. Indl viduolty end V * U Stramenbo d b a Mast Restaurant, sold p ro p e rly b e in g located In SominoU County. Florid*, mor* p a r llc u la r ly d e s c rib e d at follows On* Used IT' Sue or being Stored at Dove Jones Wrecker Service. Fern Park. Florida and th* undersigned as Skorill ol SominoU County. Florid*, will *• 11 00 A M on lh* 17th day ol July. A D IMS. of U r kx saU and soil *0 lh* highest bidder, lor cask. sub|*ct to any ond *11 akitllng loins, al Ik* Fronl IWosI) Door al Itw slaps ol Ik* SominoU County Court hows* Ms Sen lord. Florid* Ik* abev* described personal pro party That k*>d sou IS being mod* to satisfy Ik* forms ol sold Writ ol I locution John E Polk. Sherltt SominoU Cososty. Florida To be *dv*nit*d Juno a . July I. f. IS with lh* sol* on July IF. IMS D E G 1M n nm T R A IN E E Hay Gals, hare t your chance to !**rn a very valuabU trad* I Just Ilk* animals only skill needed' x d K ft m COLUMBUS JACKPOT *2 5 0 B IG N *2 5 0 B IG X *25 0 (A W 43 V 444-354 TWt. 4 W 7 r.m . 2S44MK AVL, SANTOtl TEMPLE SHALOM Employment 323-5176 tSSS French Ave D R IV E R Locall Start today! H i far overtime A v a r a g a Sf *0 weeks! Busy dlSlntwUrl Employment 323-5176 t i l l F reach Av# E L E C T R IC IA N S E s p a r l a n c a d la w o rk al SemlnoU Center Etkard t J Byron s. W alm arl * U skip stores Phone 17* OTSO. or stop by |ob II le al M 7 I Orlando Drive, Santor d ___________ E X C U T I V I S E C R IT A B Y Winter without shartkandl Ablest Tamper ary SarvKas ____________ M l MCP___________ E ip arlanca d A llro u n d Yard Help In Winter Springs Call M TM B I______________________ B IN O O Saturday • 4} P M Wadaatfay M S P.M. 425 43S - 450 Cia**i 2 4250 ladipgti WES (Beau Bhd iCarssar Prsslfiaia Rtodl D a lta .ia , F I BINOO EXTRUSION Of fu roa Will train Start sa SB hr Hardu Irrigation MOO MalUnvIll# Ave , Santord M l WOO FURICAT0R3 Seeking Individuals with asp* r tone* In fabrication at alumi num windows Mutt be abto to rta d and understand slug drawings and work with dote tolerances Room tor advan ca m a n t O N L Y g u a lllla d pa-sons skouto apply KIWANIS CLUB Of CASSCLMRKY m i l MART T F t IM-SMUH ID UM 1ACABOTS Saawv CRtfsas CaaSar Secret LaA* PsrS. OSRBJI HARCAI ALUMINUM raooucTsco.. 1101 Cornwall Read. Sersaard. F I M 7 )l______ teauM Rk* 1* ba Uchadad to this hstua tax E v e n in g H e ra ld C LA S S IFIED D EP A R TM EN T mitu �71 — H e l p W a n t e d 71 — Help Wanted M O R T G A G E OF F I CE GAL Unlimited porenttol *0 advance with It il growing Mortgage Reel Erta«o com pony W lllh lrt today I FARTTIME M IG H T V JA N ITO R IA L IJM T Jt Employment (3 b 323-5176 1)11 Eranch A rt. M m M LPN and *r R N for 1 It Wlltt. M l time good ampioyoe b a n tu * and g lm otph oro E O E apply at OeBory Manor 10 N M ay It wt, O tB a ry_______ IN S U R A N C E ANALYST Ful' training available From *30 000 Call H I m i ________ N U R S E 1* A ID E S : All u n til Erporwncad or tartitiad p r» forred Apply In parton at Lakevlew Nursing Canter Ft* E m d St ■Sanford____________ 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent •wkmh W y lN r, L ty t«t, I Fitter* Foot* Steal Ci i p n ll w Ov*r tim# A ticeilent benefit* Con 3W 3134 or Com* by M U E dgowatar O ' O lo n d o E O E ~ i— PHONE WORK Part timo No arparwnca narai u r y . will train Sal appoint man I t Irom our Longnood office Starting salary Irom M M to S T SO par hour Inv madiaia pay raisat lor Ituna •rtto try border Potyntia' SIO par hour within t waan Call Jim Coo*, a m b b m _______ Pick up and dally*., iran Mut< b# I* yaart old aitti a aaiid Fla driving liconia Apply In par ion at F it * French A « _San tprd ___________ B U I ESTATE SALES PEOPLE Miflh Earning^ PofentiiH Modern effict in «acau«nf Ioca TLon Complete framing program N** divisor of old established firm Call n<<Mv for da fa on pieesirt workiwg conditions j-*d fo tacura your 'M v rt Jim Raffar t f __________5U i4)4 SALES f ull Training «nd F ai* Stiff i P ar plan for teles pariont who ere wilting to prospect In home food la tti Nitioni! Compan f Calf lor appoint m an! C o n f a c » C h ip , wttfcdayi >31 JfQ»__________ S H E E T M E T A L WORK EES For tntfiiJefion of aluminum type items in the home ft modeltng fiaid Must hart I yaar ••perlence All tools furnished W A M __ TERMITE TEwriNICIAN ■One of F la % oldest ptsi control COm pam tt looking for ct raar minded indivldol'! *lth a w illin gness To Itarn A advanct Co vehicle 1 co benefits Apply 2fAS Perk O rirt, Spanctr N » l Cmtrel No pAoaa tallt, pitata ______ Tired of Job Hunting? C a ll F g l u m iha y h a v t hundreds of lob openings for thot# who a i®fit fo aor h I I I 4)00 C E M E N T WORKERS A HELPERS E ■calltnt pay Sfarf right away • 4)00 D E L IV E R Y H ELP E R S no •> parlance hocoiairy Full time Good Ifartmg ;pay 171 4)00 G E N E R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E S Grtaf ifarfing |oft Several opening! Good pay 4/B 4)00 F A C T O R ? A t S C M l L T and P R O D U C TIO N WORK Most shitH open Good pay ttaiet * n 4)oo I M M E D I A T E O P E N IN G S General Construt lion labor Good par 471 4)00 TR U C K O R IV E R S Long haul Immedlafe* Good driving re cord Over 2) 4710)0 L O C A L D R IV E R S Straight trucki Good par Start right away 47| 4)00 R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H E L P E R S . C LE R K S CRT O P ER A TO R S Immediate opening! Good pay K 4 ‘tS Call 4/1 4)00 N O W W IL D E R S C trfifad E«cfHent pa y tea lei Call today 471 4)00 PAINTERS 4 PAINTER HELPERS im m e d ia it opening! good ifarfing pay Cad today 47» 4)00 73— Em ploym ent Wanted C L E A N I N G L ADY Colt Kathy kb* W) 70«______ _ £ ipor fenced Would II** to do Ironing In your horn# Float* call Ginger, T3I 0*31 91 — Apartments/ House to Share Wonted to r«nt Houw or apt A:*o nood t*mpor»ry Ihoc *nd I tor opr m M U S u t o i g n * 93— Rooms lor Rent Apt with prly»t* both Inti ro frlg C am pl«l* priva cy Walk to downtown SAS wfc * n a o w < m n o ro r i u a o } • CNrtitton Apt* A H*m*t T V . kitchen loundry mold. *M w* up o n a i io n « n m i q Fvrnithad Room For R»nt So* ot M U C.oi* PI 1 blocki ott rath St A Son lord Ant_________ Room tor rant kltchon prtvl logo*. »nd uw ot living room lllo M U Elm S t __________ S A N FO R D Furniihtd roomt by *h« wt** Rroionobi* rotot Moid w r.lc o Coll J U IM t * t P M *11 Polmrtto A ry TH E FLO R ID A M O TEL too DO* A von U* 331 4304 Hr*ion*bwtN»«*ly Roto* 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent F a r t Apt! for Venter Ctftfeni SIR Palmetto Ave __ J Cowan No Phone Call! Lo v e ly I Bdrm Com plete privacy wa«fc *0 downfmim. U S wh two see CaM » ) 7)4* or 12) HS3___________________ 0 n « Month f r t t Rent on I bdrm turn apti Aiv> availabieitud»o 2 bdrm apartment! TOOL I OIL MAKER Prefer individual with alum* num manufacturing •■per* •nta I yf% taper*entt with punching, cutting and not thing diet Mult have own tooit MACHINIST I aparionc* in • m w l K l v mg operation wiling up and o p e r a t in g a v a r ie t y ol toolroom machine* Mult b# •b*« to a w l i t (lo w to la rih l trpm drawing* lnt*fe*tedc*ndH)*l** llw ild t o ilK t HABCAR ALUMINUM PROOOCTS CO., PO D f i M t S. s*ftwd O r Phono 333 1114 TRUCK DRIVERS NCCDCD Part lim a A twit tim* FCL. good drivtng record, A tw ab'* to p*i»I Di O T physical U P SMI Coil TRUCK ORIVERS Owtol, R*di Ml* E aporlonc* h*>F*kr4 i n *♦!' 1 and ) bdrm ., near town, |7| and U S per waak |l)0 *acurl ♦y Cal* H ) m e evening! I bdrm |ts week plui depot if Single or couple Utilities fur mined 17) 4 7 1 _______ I Bdrm adult! no pet% a«r Quift residential 1)00 per 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent Apt 1 bdrm/l both. Olr. corpotod. i N n . roTrtg . U l l mo tncT w » t t r . i r n t r g *fb og «troi 131*01) B AMBO O c o v T a f t s MO ■ Airport Bird P H O N E 331 4*10. 11)4*01 EHIcwncy Irom l i t ) mo Diicownl lor SooMr CITIioo* 3 bdrm »lr carport toncod bock yorp w**or ond troth pick up Included S1B0 por month Coil 33) t i l l ____________ 3 B D R M . I 't both, control oir, wtihor dryor hook up. fully carp*tad no p*tt SJto p*. month Coll 130 ltd* *ft»r « PM __ ___ __________ 3 bdrm , 1 both Oupi** ott llth Itroot Lik* Now B310 pa' month R*ton*blo w cu rlty Coll 4*1 3RD *ttor 4 PM 107-Mobile Homes / Rent Avail July Iff 1 bdrm Adult* No children no pet! Fully turn air phone all ufllltlea »n«l After )P M )77 7tJ7 Mini Nuthouses 114 • u# .....- ............... m A * » 117— Commercial Rentals Rotoil A OtHt* Spoco 300 up to 3 000 cq M *iio ttorog* oaoil oblo 373 4*03____________ SAN FO R D For ton! or !■•*• Noor airport, 31* SO building R oil room, ottkco. olr. IMF* IS*' f«n c* d lo t. > p h o to oloctrlcol ly lM m . 10 h o rw powor olr co m p rtiw r, P ita w Coll. >43 FOM or 70S 1343 altor 4 FM 121— Condominium Largo 1 A 1 Adrm Ap*rtm*nti Adult Lake view Family Peeiiide Lake Mary Sanford 7 Bdrm . •* M ASTER S COVE.........323 7900 RIDGEWOOO ARMS ARTS. Limited Timi Only ' > oil F lrtt Month* Rtnl 11B0 Midgowood Ay# Sanford FI* CALL ) ] ) *430 ................. ........ 111 4401 Mondor >hru Fr.doy Soturdoy Irom 10 to 3 bain fireplace tauni, nauf Hut. rack at bell, lake dfiweilflet, U l l pe' month piut •it Cell 4ts eiao Sen ford MO W Airport Bl*t) G 7 7 bdrm J beth U ) mo I AS* 4047 THE «AfeS*a&C<*€ Apartments *100 Security Deposit 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Available Adult* and Families Welcome 323-7900 W t FINANCE Zenith 25 co’pr *eNv'!«on Or»g ina< price over uoo Balance due 1244 0C cash or take o*p' payments '111 month Still In warranty NO M O N E Y DOWN Free home trial no obhgatton Can be) *?»* dav or night We Have a Limited Number el Repe s *er as Lew as tiM Oewnl O S T E E N l acre bu“ d'ng io»s high ary) dry» |4 S0C Term t *va-iebie HALL w v i n m n i n u t i %d oevatrte tU itv «ec eiMfO• is h i d n n e e e c i CONDO'S! } bdrm 1 bath c**tr*l *ir/ti*af. ca v a lry hitctkoiil Easy To tm tl 1 to (host* Irom 430.414 A 441.SOB SUNLANO ESTATESI 1 g trg to v i horn*, to (hoot* Irom All Show Ooavlllvlly I E tly drlv* to Orlando Only 14* SOB: 411.MO A 111*00 323-5774 J404 HW Y i t n Hidden L#ke 149 Wildwood Dr ) bdrm ) beth. db< gerege porch centrei eir Super Oeen1Aiiwmebi# US 000 REAL TOW M A R V IN K LAIL 447 H I S ________ Of Tfl 7S47 Vale Ck Rent Iftf70pf u d 1 bdrr^ neer dawntown Sentprd UTS Byeppt fOe 77> 4i*7 after S SANFORD ) Bdrm t befh screened porch >#rge %hedv corner lot Wellece Crete Reelfy R IA L T O R ..............I l l fSff Senlord Nice 2 'bedroom home with living room dining room peneled femlly room l#gflnSry room workshop Ceil for in tOMNMtlpn ) D lUM or AS4 4SJ7 U ) *00 or best otter SANFORD 7 Bdrm My beth fenced yerd D B L gerege CeM )77 )7?) Specious Country Llvingl Lease with option 7 acres tots of trees end shrub* ry Lore led M7 Crystal View Eest. Loch Arbor Sentord Owner will finance For Into 111)! 9ft STEMPER D U P LE X PollIIv# to»h How Ownor will llnonct! 443 SOP with IIS 000 down G E N E V A Lika now Dbl Wid* 1 bdrm 3 bolh AAobllo 4 ocroi d o trtd l*ntod Skwogo itwd pony *<aM 44) 000 T*rm* O TH E R HOM ES. LOTS. ACR E A G E . IN V E S T M E N T P R O P ER TY CALL A N Y T IM E R EALTO R 373 *WI LIST W ITM U S I Tour Nt*<h! KISH REAL ESTATE JU S T L I S T I D ) Bdrm . I hath family ream. d«nsfkg reem. central air and h e a l, f ir e p la c e , fenced Assumable M tf Yau wen * find en# better at Mt.fOQ E X E C U T IV E MOMf Per fed f©r entertaining Canal front to Sf John’s River Buill tn grill in screened coun tird 4 bdrm . 3*1 bath heme |usf rig h t for F lo rid * livin g t i l l *04 O V IE D O Welli to hifk school 4 Bdrm . 1 bath New carpel and paint mtido Fenced beck yerd Gerege 1)7 see H A N O V E R WOOOt 4 bdrm heme with ell the ementfiei fNtei spa screened p a f i a Huge fam ily roe mi overlooking shaded yard Over sued double garage Formal Dining Room Largo ins»dt wtilify room 1)77.000 155— Condominiums Co Op Sale ORE N S U N D A Y S H oS R M Park Call J2 J!d ff or tu eoo uj H4i 1)000 dow n A s iu m e b le ) Bdrm . 3 beth Ob' gerege lerge fenced y«rd Cell Tt7 lilt n t s t ( M I N T A i n C> M i l s 1!>01 I r r n f h A v » .12.V-KMIS «ej Falcon : door auto ****» Beautiful inte rior e iie rio r S4wsf rust ;ao V i recently rebuilt runs Hke new i H V i u best offer )T4 t » i I f f ) VW B f 1 t i 1 Runs great 'good M P G . la SO nr beslQltet Coll 199 ife& " , «V ■Y . k low mileage air p ITfOO L 411 1)1 15)1 .vftr* k P M » ★ DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ 149— Commercial Property / Sale 195— Machinery/Tools C O M M E R C IA L S P EC IALIST BO* M B A LL. 3R F A REALTOR I33 4H4 Snepper rider *4 inch cut II horse power Good cpndi I ion Call )77 )77) t or more detilts 1*04 ))) |)1| 174Hwy U 91 Debery *441)41 BALD W IN P i A NO PRO E ie itrn Pt#no #2)00 Cell ) i setter • PM 2 35 -T ru cks/ Buses / Vans lif t F 7)0 Super Ceb immacu late asking |)SOD 107* F 2)0 Super Ceb Greet condition I 1 SOO i ail 12) fi t) 237— Tractors and Trailers 6 X 12 ft HD Tindcm Trailer 171 AM) 239— Motorcycles and Bikes l l t i tuaufcl OS 4)01 • 100 miles E a c e lltn l co n d itio n Call 121 )7Ra after s PM 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l Vehicle* / Cam per* at* FO R D M U S T A N G Good condition! * cyl l*and a*r ' engine 17/00 )72 tM ) ' ) Chevrolet Wagon good mechanical condition Body needs some work f at el lent utility vehicle ) V ) or best offer lift/ Y l 27TH STREET FURNITURE * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * Oe A*r y Aute A M jr me Ve lei Acre!1 ! the r iver. fop of hilt 231-Cars is. w ittb si iii m i 1 M a h o g a n y L iv in g Room T a b ltl E acoltonl condition Call III 114aaltar 1 PM PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Eytry w .d Nita at I to PM 223— Miscellaneous WILSON MAIER FUlNIfUiE >M >1) 1. 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Copper Brass Lead Nrvkspncwr Gljiti Gold S'iver kokematool *IIW >st • ) 00 Set t l ij| lido )fjo Breakwater CALL BART ) bdrm: /I ibwfh Immediete oc cupwncy F H A Non quelifying rnorfgpge Low down Owner holds )n d morfgege l » i m option terms eveHebie 33 Pinto ta O «ro # P U 14 Monta Carlo ' ) Mart IV 2 1 9 - W a n t e d to B u y Uewd We»het i Parte A Seruice h r Kenmoret ...... . I l l N f f M OON I Y A F P U A N C tS R IA L E STA TE R EA LTO R IT) l**t a . F R E E CASE C O K E * a • a . WIT H DELIVERY* a a Beachskde Realty R EALTO R S T3k* Wall St Compony 331 10*1 JU ST R IG H T FOR TO U ) Bdrm . Iks bolh brick horn* It roody and priced right *1 4*a *CO Rocanlly todocoralod Largo lot Coll to too HOM E O F T H E E IO H TIE S I Jvtl »m odol*dt I Bdrm 3 Bolh. DouBI* Gorag* Wood Dorking A Rool Boavty Only 413.004! * * * SPECIALS r * * ** T Bird Only *3)0 On Iruna itka n ta t i* It LARSON P»4' »0 it P Johnson mg tor w i rsdihe Id s.loth top H IM Can 17) ) i ) i A D U L T PARK L IF E T IM E LOT R EN TS 4144 411* In c lu d e s w a te r g a rb a g e pick up yard main! !m mediate ixc*«panr * Gregory Mobile Hemet )1) 5too Mobile Heme- 24 K m 2bd'm j bath double roof awning;! Palm' Valley Mobil# 'Home / gw 215— Boats and Accessories 157-Mobile Homes / Sale .1 7 T E R M S * * * SUPER * * r fps e)7 im_____Open l Dent Appliances Fer Seie ell In eecellenf cendlfien A fully t(y«renl«MKf I I I 4TH R •< ond it sorted Appfiences Ir e m U l W AR R AN TY BARN I T T ) CADfllfRRY •30 ) 11) | N )« 1 l • B I N T TO OW N e Color TVs stereo! wether! dryeri, refrigerator freeiers fur n ifur e. v Ideo fec or tier % Special HI weuk s rent 1) 00 Alternative TV A Appi Rental! le yre t Shopping Center REALTOR A' a FOR E S TA T I C o m m e rcia l or R # i>denfia> Auction! & Appr* vai% Calf Den ! Akhiion 12 ) v*20 181— Appliances / Furniture ( 3 0 5 ) 321 004 1 431W lltn S IrM t Sonlotd FI 11331 f l it. i - ... ' . 213— Auctions Wafer frpnf town homes with garage from Iff *00 Conve ntenl tingle tfory from S )f WC Rool iacufi* c'ubhouse grea» centra1 location Boat dock! optional FMA and VA finane *ng available Must w t tor vourteif* Open every day Renraii also iva H ibif Cali V04 4)t a 11I tor tom piety dP fans NEW SM YRNA bCACH W H AT aS TE AL* Oceanfrortf buiidat'ie Id 1)7 M0 Ovtido FI X ) 5*04 . 321 4075 USED C A R S Ability Ktnftetit Dog boarding Cdunfry Atmosphere Reason abla P i ' i i 333 2 2 2 0 Ceckahel! ( g»4* f white Mend timed Includes iirqe caga I ' M » n i r tP M A weekends )2)471l DOBERM AN temple weii triined A iQvinq %7\ 227 j/eo f «t« I d Good Home meie Germ ih Shepherd 1 yf o»d Can 13) a i)) 2 kitten* Free to Good Hornet Reaufitui end healthy Cal* yy m s * * NEW SMYRNA K A Q U VENETIAN VILLAS «k*0t> NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 S. S in lord 199— Pets & Supplies Wooded i n 7|0 C O U N TR Y WIOE R E A L TY Reg R E broker * 177 t i l ) 47t H e y iff. Ottgen. Eta. * acres S Sanford Ave Partly cleared Well b t»e<trie UMt fy bldg 17) 000 m 44*4 141 — Homps For Sale No Credit? T H E B E S T IN T O W N D O N 'T W A IT I 70 Acres on Cochran Rd Geneva iBOC par acre U N down io \ in»erest Owner financing! S IN G L E S T O R Y L IV IN G lets* Turns to Fit 1 J Dodso Clezn li m i t ) Cai1 4 dr 1**1f«Ht t Condition 12) *2 k 71 P A C I R Good wb#k tor 17)0 171 mn < n**roi*t Biater 4 Wheel Drive 44W) CO UNT ( SY P ON TIAC ) ) ) 7111 Winnebafu Meter Heme Special Class A M»n* condition Inferior ref ini shed »ut> shape 133 444* 243— Junk Car* A N T 313NK CAR* A T R U C K ! Bought From 110 II# A mere Cal l ) ) ) H is 3394311 :)ollar Paul lor Junk A Used tars trucks A twavy fimenl J 77 )f00 W ( PAY TOP D O LLA R FOR JUNK C A R ) A N D T RUCKS C B ) AUT O P A N T ) m 4M) A ll TOU NEED Futntshtd« Untuinishtd. Carport! Ft 1**1# Folkol Lvth Landicaotng F*tt Chudran W A TE R B E D S A C C E F T IO I Call. . . . . . . . 321-1911 I bdrm l beth Hidden Leke V Ma I car garage, pool. temni'i court accett 14)07mo 4)7 tiel Land* Iwood 1 Bdrm . 1 both. Olr, opplloncot wtihor dryor. Coll t i l l* t) or MB B3U Sontord rwwiy rtmud*lod largo 1 bdrm . now kiuhorv w w corpot Olr, in o ♦ w< « l ) B S Fork A r t Cpll NH MO ItOB S A N F O R D 1 Bdrm I both, oif. upitairt unit, M » p*r month plui 1300 dopo*n Coll AM I I P _______________ Spocwtut Aportmonti Minvtoi tram H v y »*3* L»k«lrori» pool. tonr>li. odulti ho poll, loundry Storting ot S30S o mo Coll 333 O X ) Nt BOO___________ Tirod Ot Aportmrnt LtvIngT E<p«rionc* th* p rliocy ol your own homo In on* *1 our luaury dupko**l Lg 1 bdrm , I both, rtultod coiling, oppl hook up*, p n vo 'o uroonod polio your own y*rd molnt troo S'ortmg ot BMO Coll Mr dotollt 1F M I F M. H I 1313___ 1 bdrm , t b*th Oolvio A*t S3SO w curlty dopolil 1330 por month Coll m * U P __________ 1 Bdrm Fam ily room, control olr hoot Eicollont locohon RoM fonen roguirod A*W por mo plus locvrlty dopolil 333 ISB3 . a COLOR T E L E V IS IO N * • I's acre home sifts and grove from Tearmi, E X C E L L E N T B U Y ! I bdrm Itrxtd G rtol Locotkonl Walk t* *11 kind) ol chopping I Un bolWY*bl* tt r m i S4MOO 105— DuplexTriple* / Rent Rentals I f CUR I T T O I F O S I T ......... B1M W ITH THIS ADI C31SSELBERRY I aero t*r>»d PR 1 US 000 W Monctowikl R E A L TO R O T3#fJ St Johnioccott 1330 mo • COUNTRY SETTING • A ««ilo b i« N o « Open N M k t m h 143— Television / Radio / Stereo 153— Aci eage Lots'Sale .V 141— Hemes For Sale 231— C ars 151 — Inveitmenl Propvrty / Sale ENTERFR1SE 3 bdrm 3 both* LANDSTOCK B R O K E R S S43 t m ..........— ...... ' r yttmo ) Bdrm J both Olr corpot. uroonod porch, gukot noor UC F Colt l » 3041___________ I bdrm Hovw For Ront H 00 * month, plus dopotit m o ia o ________________________ 1 bdrm . t both Kldt o*oy No pet* |K wk , 1330 dopotit 1000 Ft 3rd Snoot Colt 333 CM 3 T y p t W r . J W y »■ 1W S - H Bad Credit? r- H ID D E N L A K E " 3 b d rm . 1 both, ktdt o k . no poti Lets par month Coll S3* 4F3T_____ • * * Tn D E L TO N A . • • • . HOMES FOR R E N T • • __ __ » « 17414)4 * » ________ LA K E MARY 3 Bdrm 1 b*m. largo country kltchon. Flo Room. S400 por month lot toil, ond w curlty dtpotd r » Oulrod Coll 133 7)44 or S4S aim)________________________ S a a ltrd 101 South M aple Spockout > Bdrm . I >y both onormoul kltchon ttroploc* waihor dryor hoo* up 1423 par month Socurlty B4S0 Coll Ru*i B4* U U or Borry BJQ43H______________________ S A N FO R D 3 bdrm t b*th trncod yard S*00 mo i n — Storage Rentals 323 3301 EXCITING NEW THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT *" CENTURY 11 KISH REAL ESTATE REALTOR............... 33100*1 SANFORD CRT. APTS. ♦ to J 30 DRYW ALL With or without t a p e r te n e t Im m e d ia te openmgi Good pay Call to day 47t 4100______________ __ I'M ^cpy-.iscb iiv ie isn ’t He LoVcs CotpHry lorgo two itory homo l IOC por month W A N T E D : Cleaning tody lor two p r lv tlt homo* Rolor r w n roguirod Call H I 0*0*. oftor « PM or anytlmo on E v o n trig H r t o M . S on tocV . r i ^ KIT N’ CARLYLE ’by Larry Wright H H A < 3 7 TO MW CONSULT OUR IN I I At LS U It '» E STENSTROM REALTY*REALTOR AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Sinford'i Sr Ios lirdtr 127— Office Rentals O ffKts to Rtfll R***onoblo and convonlant 301 N Mopko, Stntprd___ 33) WW 3000 ig ft otllco kpoca a . *11 abla, atcond lloor of od m lnutfBHrt building Sontord Airport. 4* SO por ig H In dud** olr. hool. lonltarlol ond porting Coll Son lord Airport Auttkority lor d»loU» 333 >TTI 141— Homes For Salt BATEMAN REALTY LM. R**l Eilal* Brokar 1*M Soolord Av* 321-0759 Evt. 322-7443 By Ownor 3 bdrm 1 both Lorgo Mt appro* 1300 kg ft und *r rool 11040 do w n , • iw n it i* mortgage, in city ol Sanford Coll 3331301 or HI oc By Ow— r L**k A/k#r. Soatord 4 IV m 3 bolh. pool, control 4 lr/ h o * t. c o m p lo to lf r » moo* ltd Ownor lin#ncing IB* woe Call 40* 414 4141 or KH <33 4431__________________ DELTONA I a t * r Ant l kar War Id I *■ !** th# Ikartr of (ho Mad.rtarranaan I# urn r* coirtly n a t y a M I bVrm 3 holb Krtanad po»l ham* Th# Wall Sr C a o N U T IH M R [SHENANDOAH 1 VILLAGE APTS. FROfN '315 Rental Office’ r 323-Z920 U. ijueoeo W l LIS T A N O S I L L MORE H O M E S T H A N ANYO N E IN N O R TH SEM IN O LE C O U N TY To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 MOV( RIGHT INI ) bdrm I hoik Kama with llrtp lo r* . lantad lol, p*f<h tenyanttnl I* »»»r ything 444W • COIN N I R E I 3 bdrm I bat* M m * with *4l In kitchan i aM r a I a l r / h r t i . l a r f t bdrml . layar 444.444 FANT A 1T I C I I I bdrm I bat* ham* with aptlf bdrm plan, cavalry Irka kitchan, dining roam, canlral air/Kai l 44M44 E XT RAS) ! E X T R A S !I I bdrm 1 bath with tirapiaca. aal Ml kilihaa paddla lani, taraanad parcb. 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Tha Whol# Ball OTWaa B C LINK CONST. 372 7029 Emofttiog A.gilgbia Air Conditioning 4 Heeling Wall F lamBlag 4 Hoallog '.M3 Sovfh San lord AyanuO Santard Florida 13331 Appliance Repair Alleei Apykeeci Seme* H hr larTkca-.lla l i t r a Char*** k a o fo r'i Movta Cioamng Batic Cleaning laundry. * « O w l (ablnofl. Ilia ok Good Work Law Rklkt 11) k*TB Electrical Anyftamg Etorfrlckl I m t l* lll Ealimotkt . 14 Mr !orvi<* Call* Tam * E lo rlru larvK* I P 333* 0 4 ! E N c Irk 133 MW Haw 4 remodeling, addition*, Ion*, aocurlty HgMt. timer a F<ut all aloe ta rvk t* OiMiity Sarvka Llcanwd 4 Bonded Fence IN S TA L L S E LL 4 E I F A IR ___C k m Link...... Wood EkiHk 1311)11 in rr^ i^ ^ a a b M ji^ jj^ ^ Handy Man Bookkeeping HANDYM AN B U IL D IN G MA I N T E N A N C E G E N E R A L REPAIR*. >34 » 4 I lor your tman hwtlno**T call n y r a a t ...... ................... 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T il SB01 a a a a a a a a •a •a a a a Bui id a B «y * ' Rukinaktl Uk* Tha H*r *kdC!ak*l1>*di CALL TO O AT 333 ion ************** Plumbing Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Cleaners Saning Machm* n t p o in all makol 10 yft #.p#» l*r><* In Sprinklers/ Irrigation ABO U T T I M I IR R IG A T IO N Haw Installation* Fr ooEtt E ■pail Napoirt ol Complete SgrlAblar S yirtm t Tlm ait Pump* f If_______ k*S 3BV* Tilt An. T i l I Carom i< in#. .*>*> and initollatkon. balht, floor* 14) C 3)ih *1, Sanford 1311)4 ................John Fo r her iietrmonn TU* Ceramic. Vinyl Atbathn. o k Int 1*1lad 4 ro paired E ap. r ef . lie Free atlimafat » ) t ) r l Tree Service 3UI Tree Serv r .... Coll A War Nursing Care OUR R A T E S A BE LOW ER Lakt.kan Nor ting Canlar *141 tocond SI.. Santard 111 4>B3 31) *001 * FM ICHOLS T R IE SERVICE Fra* (klimalaal Laar Frkatl .K In* Slump Ormding.T*al H I 111* day or alia ••Lai m* Froftkktanalt da W. �BLONDIE *8 — Evtnlng H erald. San lord. by Chic Young Tuesday, July 1, I t t l Uninfected Mother AIDS To Child Unlikely WT'U. NOT O'3-rT.. A uE t -s see A*to-«ea « m vou p u t YOUR ARMS AROUND ME AND Ki55 ME? THE BORN LOSER I Certain conditions Increase the risk of AIDS In a recent study. 73 percent o f cases occurred In homosexuals and bisexuals. 17 percent In Intravenous drug abusers. 3 perrent In Haitians and 1 percent each In hemophil­ iacs. heterosexuals and bloodtransfusion recipients. by Art Sansom TWWkMCWE HAO EUCWUj AUU, \ I col W (JCtOW CAFYv IF pe pwucim^ outa mh) ARCHIE by Bob Montana AIDS Is still a relatively rare disease A pregnant woman or her Infant would not contract It unless the woman belonged to one of the high-risk population groups Despite the Incomplete data regarding the transmission of AIDS. It's safe lo conclude that the chances o f an uninfected mother transmitting the disease to her baby are extremely un­ likely. DEAR DR G O r r - Several times I have had blurred vision a b o u t h a l f an h o ur a f t e i exercising. What could cause this? DEAR READER — Yours Is an unusual complaint for which I have no definite answer I can think ol one possibility, howev­ er. EEK A MEEK by Howla Schneider / MEEK IS AKJ HOCURABltl 1f IF HE EVER GtTS ^ l PPEAMEJ3 .. J 1 BACK TO REALITY.. J T Certain otherwise normal ar­ teries have the felonious ten­ dency to "steal" circulation from other blood vessels A wellknown culprit In this enterprise Is the subclavian artery, at the base of the neck, which cpn steal blood from the carotid artery. 15 16 17 18 21 23 26 2B 29 30 31 33 36 37 38 Forage J*p*n*s* com Nautical rop* Actress B*nad*rs' r*ct Wagar Charitable or gamtation labbr) Mon* Egg (comb fo,m) Pop* R*t*r to Receiver ol propaity Additions 19 houses Occupy ■ chsir Sing*, less strenous activity. On the other hand. If blurry vision Is all you get. you might choose to ignore the visual abnormality unless It progresses. Send yo u r questions to Dr t.ittnb. D O Dos 1551. Rod to C m St.ulon. Veil York. X V. IO O ID Anawar to PraviOu* Purxl* 9 labor group ' (a ttv) 10 No,** goblm 11 Female saint (abb, | 13 Thick skulled f 8 Detour around 19 lego s wit* 20 Sharpness 22 Opportune 23 24 25 27 32 Mad* steam Develop Falsa show Chemical suffix Dacad* 34 Dames 35 Jubilant 39 lacking pigment 43 Affirmations 45 Jargon 47 Runs 48 Black gold 49 Fsmimna garment 50 T h * (S p ) 52 1501. Roman 53 Diminutive b*mg 54 King (Sp) Fit,garaid 40 41 42 44 45 46 48 Snow fi*td Eaprass Joyously M*th symbol House p*t Entr**t On* d*vot*d to r*ltglouS work 51 SunLar compound 55 56 57 58 Fl*tt*n*d Stylus Hangs on Chang* into bon* OOWN 1 Allay tc,tass t» MS Inc , WIN AT BRIDGE S l-I' ~ / rrlL HAVE 10 AS ( AKJ ILLEGAL ALIEU causing faintness In certain peo­ ple. This Is called Subclavian Steal Syndrome It's possible In your case that. In association with post-exercise low blood pressure, some artery Is shunting blood Inappropri­ ately away from your eyes or visual center. If you are exercis­ DEAR READER - Although ing violently, you might consider AIDS was first discovered four years ago. It is now reaching ACROSS Macao com explosive proportions. As of January 1985. 7.857 cases (with G*v*food a mortality rate of virtually 10 0 1 Stupid Flow*, percent) had been reported In 7 Attach** Skidded the United Slates Researchers 12 Mo,* than Song book are now learning the genetic M*mb«, of a structure o f the virus but they 13 Baffle pan*! are still a long way from finding 14 Rostrum 8 Plains Indian a prevention or cure. by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY w ould DEAR DR. G O TT - I heard recently about mothers who have no trace of AIDS Riving birth lo Infants who have the disease or soon develop It. Whal are the chances of this happen­ ing to an expectant mother? Why Is this occurring more frequently? It filli^ iJ by Hargreaves A Sellers MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS I'D £ 3 0 OVER THERE TH EN I W O U LP 5A Y. "V E N E Z ICI**' by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY X PSEw 50 tSuY N D32CZ~5 Z V O J t Z > 0 (JS s F E e o e n S : o ^ - c V 'OURE oO 'NO ID HAVe t ) BECOME A COvPkS UAR ANP 0 u v 3 . JW really s o r v o r ^ /MUCH- r- By J a m e s J s c o b y DllTlcult bands require bard and carrful Inspection An astute declarer will knll bis brows and frequently com e up with the right piny When a band looks easy, drclarcr should still be careful " W h a t can happen that's bad?" Is the question he should ask blmsell II he cun answer Ihat question, be'should do whal hr can lo guard agalnsl calamity. Today’s deal looked easy. Hut drclarcr was farsighted enough to l>e wary. Six hearts would easily lx* made unless all four of the outstanding (rumps were with West. Thul was unlikely, b u t S o u t h s t i l l l a i d I he groundwork to give himself a change agalnsl even Ihat bad spill. Declarrr won dum m y’s club uce, came to hand with the diamond queen and led a heart toward dummy. West played low and the quern won as East showed out. Declarer now ruffed a rluh. played u diamond lo d u m m y ' s ki ng, a nd ruf f ed another club. The stage was now pro|>erly set If West held the right number o f cards In each sldr suit The diamond acr and A Q of spades were cashed, and South's third spade was led lo dum m y's king N'ow ihe last club was played Irom dummy and irum|>rd with ihe king In declarer's hand. Wesl could do nothing but ovrm ifl with Ihe are and lead away Irom Ihe 10-8 of trumps. (Thr Q-3 of trumps was in dummy and thr 97 In declarer's hand I Anyonr who casually played a high heart Irom dummy al trick two would go set. since.W esl would grab Ihe are » » d sli bark lo make another irlck with Ihe 10 8-6 of (rumps. north ♦K tl rsa* ♦ yj i ♦K it ♦1 0 »I ♦ WEST ♦ e it ¥ A 10 ft « ♦ * 1J a as s EAST ♦ J 10( 7 ¥... ♦J t «3 ♦ K Q J 10 » SOUTH ♦ A y* ¥ K •7 i 1 J ♦ Ay 7 ♦7 Vulnerable North South Dealer South Wesl Norik Kill Sm IIi IT Pats l¥ 1 NT Pau Pais 4* 4* bill 4¥ Pau 4a Pan Can Pau «¥ i* Pass Pau Pass Opening lead +2 HOROSCOPE FRANK AND ERNEST What The Day Will Bring... by Bob Thavet || « HASXINCTON WHAT WITH T H F P F F lC lT A ^ P A»-L, Mp. pP F/IP FN J, ^ONiJPF/^ THiM KT IT W <>U l P L P o ^< BETTER IF you >Tt>PPtP THPOWING ^ iL v fp PoLLAPS THE PbTt>MAC. »•*•••- T m An i ^ 7-JL TOUR BIRTHDAY JULY 3. 1985 Measures will be taken In Ihe year ahead that will help you build a materially secure future. Wasteful habits will be replaced by prudenl ones CANCER IJune 21 -July 221 He extremely careful today where i nvest ment s are concerned. Don't lake foolish gambles based upon hearsay Information from people you know socially. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Don't force your m ale to deal with people he or she finds distasteful or boring today. No one will have a good lime. Including yourself. VIROO ( Aug. 23-Sept 221 Your critical faculties will be sharply attuned today. This Is all well and good, provided you use Ibis quality constructively In­ stead of being merely a nltplcker. ANNIE TU M BLEW EED S by T. K. Ryan T ydu map a FI6H T WITH WELL, IT WAS TOO TIC FFCRRW CAU. IT A FIGHT, PAD/ 3C H , HUCMY?/ ONe-SiPev to LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23| A pleasant luncheon or dinner could turn sour today If ihe |ierson with whom you're shar­ ing the good time (alls lo pick up Ills or her fulr porilon of ihe tab SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) D o m e s t i c r u m b l e s can be avoided loday If you're not loo Insistent that everyone In Ihe family marrhrs lo Ihe tune you loot. Let them play their own music. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec 21) Under most circumstances, you arc rather easygoing, but ioday you might step out of character and find fault with everything your companions do CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan, 191 Make It a point lo lie extra prudent In the management of your resources today. I f you lack financial discipline, money will slip through your fingers AQUARIUS |Ian 20 Feb. 19| People Important lo your career wi ll closely scr ut i ni ze your behavior today. Do nothing Ihat _ could cause them lo lose respect for you PISCES (Fell 20 March 20) A negat i ve atl l l ude will prove self-defeating today. Instead of worrying alxiul all ihe reasons why you can't do something, slarl thinking of Ihe reasons why you can. ARJE 8 (March 21 -April I9J Your friends will love you for what you are tcxlay, although ihts could lie a trifle difficult for you lo accept. You may think you'll have lo buy their good will with favors. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20| In Important career matters today, keep non-aligned parties oul of Ihe act. Il will prove best lo go It alone, rather than depending upon lukewarm supporters. OEMINI (May 21 June 20) Your day will not be productive Il you fall to lollow an organized schedule. Don't lei non essential act i vi t i es overri de priority events. by Laonard Si I Guess MCCRAWJ v o , WTM'?) LCAflfCP 1*6 f T T f L -i KE AN W H ILE. RIGHT/ — roT roo Close -rr -m T U J ta z e - -THE OLD JONEf FARM. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/667bbb9e5d7be53c0215355c6feb3f05.pdf 5227a65bae1ac326d01d54e7aaa8ecdb PDF Text Text 'It's A M iracle' W aitin g For Heart Transplant, Lake M a r y W o m a n Finds She's Cured By J a n e C a a a e l b e r r y H e r a ld S t a f f W r i t e r I kium it s <i inirn< I*-’ said J.m KnQua k ul t.iik* vt.ir\ said d I lift In .ilmn "(Vcxl Ii .is lixt-d ini- .ill up I In’llevr II h (lo«l s work not ilu rlim mrs Mrs Q u irk who sullrrrrl roll itcsllvr lirarl l.ulun m April 1*184 Ii.is been oil .i walling list lol .i hi .ill ir.iiispl.ini .ii tin- T< x.is Ih.iri In siiiuir Houston for nun- ninnihs H it Hi iivim-s have Ix-rn • xtri-nu-lv 11 IT111 .•tl'l stir roillll Hot talk 'll w .ilk wtlfmiil gelling mil ol Ini .till Now hrr prohli-ni is to k n p Irom o\ i rdoing l.asl week Mrs Quli k went to S Ii ,i ii it s I i .11 Ii l II i! 11o S p 1 1.1 1 in I ..illirsvillr In atli-mpt lo nr| on I In list .it thr m-w In-.iri ir.inspl.ini • enter lin t' On T u rv l.it tmrv s rrpnrlcil tin In-.iri moniiur showed hrr hr.iri was under .i lot ol siirss and no onr was allowed m lu-r riHim without IM rniissioit |tm oil Wrcllirvl.it lilt diMlors .lisiotrr. il to thrir .iin.i/riiirnl after I ytrllsin testing .mil ri testing th«ll ilu il. .ul hr.iri miisrlr had h r a ln l uni In r In-.iri was him ilonliu! only I |h ri i ni In-low iiorin.il anil fu r kulnrt .mil liver linn lions wc-rr working in rln lit |.Hl.it slu said ilu llirilli.il Irani ii Sli.tvnIs is h i * < 1 UUt *" H" over Ilu i.s is .mil irt to ilrtc-rmiiu what ||.||||M n n l anil whrlhrr ant lurlhrr mi'iiration or irrainirnl is 1 ailed tor 1 uslr.iil ol 11*-1 1*1 mi* w h r l h r r slu should Ih mi thru transplant wall out list I lu lu art transplant siiutrnn ai Shaiids In \lu h.u I ( artnir hurl ■llitli t 1 oinr iti with ill. rest o| thr tram hill I aim- III ht hlinv-ll to tell us what die results were You rr U*nrifc* to In told llirt ".the I dm torsi don t im dersiand said ( arinlc harl hut I ttl |(ntIIl! 10 ijltr too lilt opinion fin d Kate mr ahtliit and talent to do surgery hut hr does the healing It I w r r r t o o I d no holm and share 1 hr 1 1 < tort that is what Mrs Qun k and her liusli.mil have- l m n doinij — oil Ihr plionr with Irirmls and rrlallvrs in ,1 tiral stairs w ho had In. 11 pr.lt mil lor lot and Sunday to ilu worship sirticr at first I’rrsht nriaii ( him ii 1 it t.ak> Mat t \ tear ailo this ituuuli Ihr t did a h. ail <alhc ter t. sl at f loritla Hospital 111 I IdaIlllo and Inlortiu d 111. I had .m l slant c iirdloinvopaiht la c hronit divirih-r ol 1 hr h.-art itiuv Iri and nit lu-art had unit a I *» p r r ir n l "iiipul hH said Mrs Q u irk Thet said a hrart transplant was mt unit rh a iu e and llirt would medic ale mr until a lu art ' mild Ik- lound lu Mat I mm I Mis Qm> k was taken to Houston where she 1111 d rrw ru l 1 t lr n s it r tests and dnrlnr* in luilmii renowned transplant sur neon |)i Denton c'oolrt rvaluaic-d d o i n and ilelerminecl she was a suitable 1 andldutr lor a transplant llirt told Iter II w o u ld proliahlt Ik­ i w 1 . munihs lielore a heart was lound. tint nine months passed and she i|idn t hear limn the Houston l.u ilitt |lien she heard atmut (lit new S h .m d s ti.mspl.ini program \ i Ii .i Ik-IIi M is Qun k was taklilii 1 1 n 1 units ol insulin a dat and dm tors said lilts w a s proliahlt <aus See M IR AC LE, page 2 A K#r J a ck ie Quick h om e Double Whammy For SH5 Track Boys Win State Cham pionship; Girls Break Speed Records By S a m Cook H e r a ld S p o r t s E ditor Srittliioh Hilih S c h o o ls Ixits and Hills tr.i< k ir.mis rr. mih-d tin un-iitrsi sjMirls doilhlr III die s. Ii. hi I s lllslort Saturday w lini <t*.n h K m Hraiinian s Imivs won Ilu* si.il. 1 hainplonship anil 1 cun'll Kmorv III.ike s unis llnisheil lourlh In the 71st Annual SI.lie -IA Hilih School Trio k and Field Meet .It Showalfer Field I he txiyn used llrsl place finishes by a pair ol ju nior* — Hilly l ’enlc-k and Alvin Jones — m route lo a 17 |m>Iii I 100 33) victory over H lalrah Miami Laki'ci I’enlrk won ihe mile uml Jonen took the irlple Jump "F lllv (minis lu usually unheard of III 11 s o u r tiici-i." mild llniiim.in 'W e might have v-nrril u « m any an (H* IKilnlu If Clifton Cttinpl>ell hadn't Iwrii lu|urrd " CainplM'll ranked ilu- No I 440 t.utl dash runner going Inin ilu- nn-c-1. had a two yard lead with KM) yurils lu go when lie ln|ii(rd Ills lell ankle I was j11 s 1 n<iliin lu turn II on said ihe A u b u r n (In iv e r s iit lion nil senior I hen I heard a |><>p lu my ankle I had lltal g u v llhu hlml/ Ivn in c Kellipl heal " C a m p b e l l ' s lll|tltt n r r r s s l l a l e i l shulltlng two ol the relay tram s lull llr.min.m said a strouit |M-rforin.itu e hy v n i m Drrmi l l i o m p v m ami key irllel loirs lit srnlnt K m I r m p l r and Flank H.ulicit 111 .11 I1 tlu dlllerrn* iI knew 1 lilt K'limphrlli w asu t g o i n g in hr aide lo m u said I limiipsiiii | just 1 ailed <*t «-i 1 1 ><xIt togellici and Hatid tte h a y to win this l<u 1 oat Ii IHr .111111.1111 and ('till S< mmol.- w h lih lu Id a nllir point lead enlrrlllg Ihr Iasi r t r n l was niji|M'd at Ihe wire in Ihe mile relay hy llmhlui!/ Miami Lakes dldn 1 v o n any |MilUls III III. Illl.il rteill llo w rtrl and riiild mote |ioinis lor Srminnlr 15.1 t e It a I 7 |mlit 11 victory It would have Ix en till e lo w III Ill.lt llli.il r t r n l said llio m p v m Hill we 11 - Ihe slate 1 li.lllips W r ir Ihe ties) Irani m Ihe stale 111 addllliin lo indltldii.il < ha 111 plitli ships ht .limes and I’etin k ftuiloi l.eo I'e iervm llnished vc n iu l m Ihe Imni Show nda Martin oloctrifiod tho crow d of ovor 7,000 with a 2:10.2 perfo rm ance in tho 880-yard run. boating tho stato record by m oro than 3 soconds. She rocoivod a standing ovation. tump and ilu- triple pimp Hurio-it a v mm llnished set mid III Ihr I JO yard high hurdles Ilu lourviiiie ol I'al Dat Is Ifrow n Thompson and ll.uui'it was a rinse sei ond in (he I l u i i lay Seminole s mile medley- le.iiu ol Haim-ii Itioiiipviii Karli Martin and I' i in. k llnished lourlh Blake s girls meanwhile rri ordrd i lieu highest liuisli in hisinry Orlando Oak Ihdiie usiiiil Its sii |k-i inrily in thr III lit ry eu ls won Willi I l i a p.imis O r la n d o F.y.itis (1141 Ja c k so n v ille Bduiali 13 JI and Sriiimolr I.Hi emu Young |M'op|e ohjerlliiit lo the Villi i a u s Im i i on artlllc lal lurtli n ull ml launched ij.is Idled ccilldunis - don.lied hy a lamllv planning group Some pintrstern marched hra/rnly past Imrlv poller- ollh ers with ihr emitr.ii r p l l i r •ley ices iircl around ihrlr nee ks Il ihe pn|M- . mild Ik- prt'iiiiant alMiriimi would Ih- a sacrament one h.itmri ciirrlril hy detiiimslralcir* pro­ claimed Prolesier* r.miied fmiu luiinosexuals and leshians dressed as pru-sis and mms in manicured in n id irrs ol ihe (H'ace limyemeul I’ax (T in *ll driiouuc mil Ihe \ aiicans st.uul mi \ u ar.iKu.i Dotson Free, But His Name Still Hasn't Been Cleared C H IC A G O llll'll - G a ry Do| v i o is tree Imlay hut Ills release I i i i i i i prison has mil vilvrcl ihe n iyslrrv ul wheiher C.llhleen C r o w e ll Wehh lied i-lllhl years ai*u allet she vilil Duivtti r«i|M-d her — or this sprmil w hen *lu i hainied her lory 'Gov Jamrtt Thmnpvui Sun da> commuted Doiviu * 25- m 50-yrar scnlcncc in lime v rv rc l Bill he ri-hivd to orcrpl Wehh's claim iti.n she hail nnl tk-c-n lfH-iH|H,l in 1*177 ni In isiidun Dulvui wlin viiwi-d Id i tear his name and prove his mum cm c- ai a new Irlal I hmiipcjuii v d d Hu- irsiiinunv ul 24 w i i i i r s v s nu ludltni Wehh and Dm vii i ilurmyi a Hirer day heal inn tiefore llie I'risouer Be view Boanl cii ii v liici-il turn dial D u i s o i i w a s p r o v e d k n ilty tM-yund reusonahle dmihi at hl» I ‘ *75* trial If anylhlnyt- ih r rv id rn c r tK-lnir me was stronger ihau ai Hie trial ' T h o m n v in v d d *1 See RAHE. Paj(e 2A all s m ile s a* her Lake M a ry 1 st C i r c u it C o u r t T r ia l R e co rd e d O n Tape By D e a n e Jordan H e r a l d Sta ft W r it e r I In t.limit.ii .uni the nut.mill.u w en It. lllll used III v parale ( It• lilt I'Olirt iiHims today hi Semmole ( ouiiiy as dllleieiil repmiuiii metliiHls were lieiiin used to ic-c iird 111 ry v ie. lion ami In al plot eedlilils A i*i|m- i n urilc-r was Im Iiii* used lur Ilu tilal nt a Wintet I'.uk Ilian i harmed with htuillaiv anil iicaml ilic-ll. the llrsi lime a llieehanleul device has hren liv'd in criminal clrcull c-ouri lu county as ihe vile rrmrdln it means And Ihe usual court irjuirter lakliiK notes w a s Im-iiih used In the Irlal ol a I aft mun nlviehnnird w ill) tmr|(lary Ttir e l e d r o n l r recording uteihml. already used In county court, w a s Introduced by ihr Seminole Comity Commission after dehalr whrlhrr Ihr tape recorder an d it* technician cost less Ilian a rcnirt reporter C o u rt rejMirlers claim Ihr electronic system and Its eounty lilrril operator cost more than court rejMirlers who work in dc-pendriitlv esaio.bf eM.i Billy Pemck strains to make the finish line and comes In first in the mile pli h it ilu i l o v iy i iiinpai led lop limi r I In l . l ' i jNiinis in die held events Haw Ihi-lll lOak Kldtfrl enough jmiIii I s to |ii i t i hi-in m i l ol r e a r h ol ivriytmdt Blake said With all Ilu splinters I ye gni i inning up next year and the other* I have roininii h.u k I ill going 111 Ik- looklni; hard to luid v iin r Held rv n ils prople Slio unda Marlin was ilie lndlvlilii.il si.mdmii lm ihe itirls The (reshruan plieiioni clct trilled ilu eruwd ul over 7 INK) w llh a stale ret utd lull ul 2 ID 2 m ill. mmii yard run Nlarlln m eiveil a statidlnt! oy.ition alter her per lor IU.IIU e lopped ihr rerord hy over Ihrcc v i muls Shownda kept her sirrak iimiiii and did It III stale i li.uuptmi style Blake said Setiiurs Katrina Walker and (ilcnda Bass rlrisrd mil llirlr careers hy lolldlljl Irrshilien D o n h r llr Wehsler and Martin in v i a record in Ihr mile relay wllli a time ol 3 48 2 Walker Bass Wehsler and Sheila < r.iwlmd eniilhllird lo win the mile medley relay Walker a lv i took third plan in ilu l-H)dash first an d fourth lltal * not had is ii ’ s.nd Seminole I'riiieip.il W avne f.pjis T h e hoys harl real |(oml leadership Irom the seniors It s a HimmI tline lu crime home with tlu Inn pn/r Pope Met With Fierce Protests In The Netherlands I Ilf. H A G U E Netherlands il l'll — Some 2.000 p r o le s in s vnne hi • lericul ■osllimes conlroilted not |mi||i r iml.iv mil side ihe lulrriialloual Court ul .luslicr iH'lorr Ho |h- John I'aul II s s|H-et h lo Ihe Ultllrci Nations ImhI v PlwH fey Timmf Vi»y#«1 A group nl 150 demonstrator* said they had ullu i.dlv dro|)|ied out ol Ihr ( ailmlu religion at the town hall earlier ill tlu day Im-c .i i i v ol their oh|ri lloil* lo i hutch policy I have dr registered my sell I te c a u v lllr Y.ilie.ui Is .uilhorttarlail and mi d. iiiin rath anil denies women ilu- right lo i hose w h e t h e r they r a n h ave alMirtion. said Else Kruik a mother ol iwu dressed in a mm s im iiiinc I am not against Ihe jmijm It is wliai he rt-presenls tti.it revolts ill* About I OCH) poller olllcei* were maishallrd III T h r Hague to lend nil a resurgence ul ih r Holing that lltal marred John Haul's visit lo (Jirerhl Sunday Holler were Invt-siigallng a iMiinb Immd lair Sunday less than 2 miles Iiiiii i where ih r |hi |m- was sl.iylnn III The Hay*ur flic lapt- n-c order is Im iiik userl in the . ourtiiNiin ol Clrcull .liuli>r- Holier i H Mi Co eiioi Ilu- ftrsi ein nil criminal i a sc lu Ih- clccirnnically recnrrled is th.ii ul Lariy Kdw.ird f.yans 27 ul N\ iiiic-r Hark Hr was arreslrd July II I‘in I and is i h.u i^eil with hurj(lary and siy i minis nt nr a m 1 1 hell MiDri^ur Is ex|)ei led In iisi Ihe • In Irmilt system IhiiuRhiiul ilu- week during liiur trials In the irlal usiiin the irailllliinal niuri I. |Hiiin S l r p h r n William Bradley 31 ol (all is iiii Irlal lielmr Circuit Juclj(r i Yeriinu Mi/e Jr Mi/r huwever. had lu .Hirruw lururs limn Mr(lre|(i)r today tieiause id a liitili iiumlK-r ul nu shows aiming in it llled pirurs I >| *|| peupli nutitied In Ih ai ihr i niirlhouse linlay lm |urv duly Hi w eir .disc-ill Simc- circuit • mill |tuirs an- seleclrcl hrsl any shiirtai*' will lie leli m county court which uv-s Ilu villlr jury jmmiI a polyp- s assist.m l said Un lire tied perhaps was Ihe ruse Iasi wrrk ul a Lake Marv m an who was jailed and lined Slot) lur t.idlnu lu show up lm |ury duly Ihr se n mil tlmr lu ilu- Bradley ease aecurclliik lu i um l rri nrds a Cassellu-rry man ills i uyered a hurniar inside Ins fioine and • auiihl lllm as tin- mail tried In lire I he vii tlm and III* wile discovered ihe man rlllliii* ihr w o m a n s purse when they entered iheir home Nov 251 I hr man ran wllh thr purse which was ilrup|M'd outside ih r couple's home, a JMlIlrc repoil vild flu- male victim pursued the suspect and i alight him lu a wooded area near his hnmr A lv i imlay. workers m sjm-i lal pm lei live elolhlriyl hry(aii removal ul ishestns III court house i nllnils Best Of The Worst: Beyond A Dark A n d Stormy Night SAN JOSE. Laid (CPI) - The winnint* sememe in an Internaitonal cnnirst lor terrible wrllinj* l e a l o r e s a f i l l l a l in us ap e asircmaui Ih r 1(185 f o u r t h a n n u a l I till w cr -t.y I lull f Id lull colliesl I Iiiiclui led hy Ihr San Jour Stale l diversity f. 11 iilisti department, drew 10.IKK) entries from 50 stale* and 40 tnimirics. Martha Simpson of Glastonhury Conn., won ihe « r a n d prl/r a hom e com puter ( o r th is atrocity " T h e countdown stalled at Tminus ♦»<* second* when Desiree, the llrst lein.de ape lo y((> up In space, winked at mr slyly and IMiiiied tier thick, rubberv lips uumistakablv — the llrst ol m any *ui Ii a d v a n c e s durlntt w h a t would prove lo Ik- Ihr jungest. and m o st m e m o r a b l e , s p a c e i m a g e nl rny r a r e r r Ih e conirsl is named (or thr 15*iIi century English novelist Lord E d w ard Itulwrrl.ylton. w h o Ih gan a novel tilled Hair/ C lifford wilh Ihr imfnrgellahly dull senlence "It was a dark and slorniy night the rain lr|| in lorrrnts e yi epi ai im i asluii.il Interval* Other winning sentences In ihr had writing contest Included Hrr ample tx>vim quivered III thr night air like a whale Irving lo s r r a l r h Its h a r k by Kevin Lauderdale of Pasadena. Call) Sylvia's skill w as exquisite, vift and (x-arly. Leonard loved the way II lixikrd lu r k r d lo Ills wall ” Cynthia C o n y e r s of Aguanga. Calif TODAY Action Reports 7A Classifieds 7.JB Comics 4B Deaths 7A Editorial ......... 4A Florida 7A Hospital................3A Nation }A People IB Sports $ BA Television ............IB Weather. jA World 3A ■ U M H M M M M I 1 )t �1A— Evening Hsrzld, Sanford, FI Monday, May 13. lt*S Compromise Is Key Word In Budget, Tax Packages NATION WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Reagan, eomlng off hi* 10-day European tour and a weekend al Camp David, goes back to work In Ihe Oval Office today with at lra*l two big Item* In his "In'* box: a tax reform plan and the budget. Reagan and his wife. Nancy, sp en t the unusu ally w arm M oiher'* Day weekrnd al Ihe presidential retreat in western Maryland s Catnctln Mountains and were scheduled lo return lo Washington today The first Indy's press secre­ tary. Jennefer Hlrshberg. said Mrs Reagan received telephone calls, cards and flowers from her children Sunday and also tele­ phoned her ailing mother. Edith Duvld. who lives In Scottsdale, IN BRIEF M O V E Members Won't Move; Shoot It Out With Police PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Police moved In with tear ({an Hnd water cannon* to evict member* o f the radical nntl-establlahment (roup MOVE from Ita fortified rowhou»e today and a ((unbattle erupted. MOVE, which wu* Involved In a shootout that killed an officer aevrn year* B((o, had refused lo leave It* filthy, rat-infested houae In Went Philadelphia and ( K ille r moved In shortly before 8 a m. A fler police fired lear ((an and turned water cannon* on the house they exchanged gunfire for about five minute* tie lore the nhoottng stopped. The gunfire came nporadlcally during the next HA hour* a* the ntandofT continued. Police made no effort to storm the house. Neighbor*, who complained that MOVE members beat them, were evacuated during the night and there were no Injuries reporled from the gunbattle. One police officer was treated at Hahnemann University Hospital for hyperven­ tilation, a hospital spokeswoman nald. The group had Insisted that police release all MOVE members being held In Jail. Including nine convicted of murder a* a result of the Aug. 8, 1978. shoot-out. Police refused Arte. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) - The man wore an rlegnnl In-lge suit. The woman looked like a movie star In her white suit and gloves. They had no trouble being asked Into the exclusive Jewelry shop, and no trouble robbing It of up to S I million In gems. The couple wan still at large following the Saturday robltery, In whirl) the Jewelry store owner and his wife lost Ik -1ween $500,000 and SI million In gems from display rases und a safe. Police were Interviewing nelghlNirs and looking for wllnesses who may have seen the couple leave the shop, but they may have belter luck trying to trace the Jewelry when the coujjle trlcnto sell It, West said Shop owner Zhozrf AdJIun, 50, and his wife. Osvanna, <19. told police ihry did not hesitate to buzz the wrll-dressed, attractive couple through thrlr security door shortly a liri opening the shop for the day, thinking the Iwo were customer*, |toiler said. lint the man pulled an automatic plslol from Ills briefcase and ordered the owners to open the safe. The couple then lockrd the owners and Mrllksellan In a rear bathroom and cleaned out the store. A 19-ycur-olil Scars slock man at the Allnmonlr Mall ha* l>rrn ch a rg ed w ith b u rglary and grand ihrfi after allegedly steal­ ing I I video recorder* and some tools from hi* Altamonte Springs workplace. The man was reportedly w at­ ched by two Sears security guard* and Altamonte Spring* jmiIIcc at a storage shed outside thr store where hi* car, Hi* trunk opened, was parked at about 1:30 a .in. Sunday, a police report said. The security guard* told police they had hern watching the mnn e a r lie r In th r e v e n in g and alleged hr hnd taken Herns from a stock room und placed thrrn In the shed whrrr they did not belong, the report said. While jxillcr were watching th r s u s p e c t he r e p o r t e d ly IN BRIEF ducked Battered Wife Who Shot Spouse Won't Be Charged In Murder between can ONE MORE TIME Gasohol Causes Car Breakdowns FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI| - Mechanics are buying automobile luel system parts “ like candy" In south Florida tiecuuse alcohol-blended gasoline Is eating them away. file alcohol-blended fuels destroy the rnblrer and synthetic parts of an automobllr's fuel system, according in mechanics and auto part* store managers 9,1977.” Thompson said his decision lo comtmitr Dotson's sentence had "nnlhlng lo do with the guilt or Innocence o f u criminal offense.'* hoi "with (lie larger quality ol merev — of cumpasnlon lor one's down wlii'ii traffic approached, the report said. Police confronted Ihe mutt and found ihe recorders, ihree metric bail sets. Iwo ulr Impact wren­ ches and an air ratchet In his p o s s e s s io n . He r e p o r t e d ly planned lo sell the Hems lit Orange County, the rrport mild. David Ray Frierson, o f 48 E. Oak SI., Apopka, was charged and released on $5.(XX) bond. Hr t* scheduled to appear in court June 3. OIU.ANDO (Ill’ll - A haltered wife who killed her hushund on the eve of thrlr first wrddlng anniversary will not be charged In the shooting Judith Williams' shooting of hrr husband James wus instilled because hr punched and choked hrr, and was coming towurd hrr alter *hr pointed a 22 -rallher pistol ut him Feb. 2-1. according lo Robert Eagan, Orangr-Oscrola Slatr Attorney. The night of the shooting Williams had been drinking and train show bis blood alcohol level was 0.236. People are considered legally drunk If the Irvrl In above 0.10 The two were arguing when William’s got on top of her on the bed and started to choke and punch her. she nald. Mrs, Williams' 12-year-old son from another mantagr came Into the room ami uskrd Williams to slop. When Williams refused, the laty fetched a .22 caliber pistol from a car. came back, and pointed It at his Hlrofather ordering "Get off her.” she said. Alter Williams let his wife up she grahlred the gun from her son, (Mtlnted It at hrr husband and told him to stuy away. When he began wulklltg Inward her she pulled the tilgger. shooting him tn the chest. 'Im-Hcvc tluit Cathy Crowell Webb was raped on the eveningol July iciiow man. ' There are two victims In this case — so ciety and C aihy Crowell Webb Society bus Im­ prisoned Gary Dotson for six years Caihy Crowell Webb has told us that she doe* nol want lo set- him Imprisoned any longer." Thompson said. ” 1 have decided that no good pur|HMM- would he served — that lustier- would nol he served — Ivy reluming Gury Dot soil lo pris­ on ” Thompson said. A Deltona man arrested pre­ viously lor violation ol probation on a drug-rrhilrd charge has hern utrrslrd a second time and charged wlih violation ol proba­ tion fur the mime charge. Rlehatd Paul Dll'lrlro. 33. of 643 Saxon Hlvil , was tiring held without bond In the Seminole County Jail According to court records. Dll’lrlro was sentenced In July lo Iw o years ul com m unity control — a form o f In house arrest. Prior to his sentencing, hr was on probation for a 1980 conviction for faking a prescrip­ tion (o gel oxycodone, a con­ trolled substance. Initially DlPlrtro was sen ­ tenced lei 3 yrar* probation which wu* changed to comm u­ nity control altrr hr was caught growing Iwo marijuana plants In his Volusia Counly home. He hud alsu left thr counly without h is p r u b u t lo n o f f i c e r ' s permission. FOUGHT WITH OFFICERS A Guide mod man confronted hv (Killer olllcrr* alter a woman accused him of robbing her fought with officers but wss s u b d u e d and charged with rob­ bery. bultrry on a law enforce­ ment officer, and resisting arrest AREA DEATHS FRANCESHALEN Mi*. France* llalen, 86. o f 379 Country Club Road South. Lake Mary, died Saluiduv at l.tfr Cure Center. Allum anlr Springs. Horn Feb. 20. 1899 In Czeehoslovakla. she moved to larke Mary from Miami In 1970 She was u homemaker Survivors Include- Iwo sons, Rudolph. Luke Mary. Ernest. I ’ynthlana, Ky . three grundc h ild r e n ; th re e g re a tgrundchtlden H a ld w ln -F u lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements. WILLIAM MILLS William 0 . Mills. 30. ol 1201 Urkr Lucent Clrrlr, CasseltrerTy. riled Wednesday al 131 N Or­ 0 Nurse For A Day Having donned a nurses cap to become nurse for a day. Dr. Calvin Collins checks a patient's chart with the help of real nurse Helen Baughman, head nurse at the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center. Dr. Collins, and internal medicine specialist with offices In Sanford and Altamonte 5prlngs, agreed to learn the trials and joys of the nursing profession Thursday in honor of Nurses Week. Sears Worker Charged In Thefts From Store FLORIDA C ontinued from page I A In a d d i t i o n , R e a g a n Is expected lo continue business depreciation deductions, but al a lower rale, and slick with a recom m ended repeal of Ihe current deduction for state and local taxes. There also are In­ dications he may lower ihe amount o f lax assessed against employer-paid medical Insur­ ance premiums. The president plans to sit down wlih key advisers this week to work mil slralegy for m o v in g Ih e S e n a te -p a s s e d budget compromise through the Returning lo Washington with Hos ue. Hragun Friday from Lisbon. Faced with jxisslblc Senate I’orlugal. W hile House chief of failure last week. Reagan rom- staff Donald Regan sold (he promised on major budget issues president ha* been given *‘ a and agreed to limit the Increase number of options lo study and In military spending lo ihe rale decide" among on tax reform of Inflation — something he had and he hope* In finish sometime adamantly opposed — and lo a early Ihl* week one-year freeze on Social Securi­ ty cost-of living Increases that The timing, however. Is Im­ Democrats say violates a cam ­ precise because of Ihe effort " lo makr everything stay revenue paign promise be made. Compromise also Is rxpertrd neutral." Ihe chief of staff said Elegant Couple Pulls Off Heist ...R a p e lo mark Reagan s, tax reform program. The original Treasury i)epartment plan, which Reagan look months to tackle or even read, cut nearly all lax deduc­ tions. Lately, however. Reagan has been hearing from Ihe special Interests he *o roundly con­ demned In the campaign and the "sim plification" plan he sends to Capitol Hill Is likely to preserve deductions for charitable con­ tributions and mortgage inierrsl payments. S h e Is s u r v iv e d b y h e r hu sbund. G eorge F : th ree daughter*. Nancy Harrington uml June E. Poole, both o f Weal boro. Maas and Linda L. Langcnbarhrr. Reiner. Minn.; a son. Gerald K. Mahoney. Parker. C o lo .; 13 g ra n d ch ild ren : I great-grandchild; a sister. Edith M Johnson. Seursport. Maine. Gramkow Funeral Home In charge of amingrmenla. lando Ave. Winter Park. Horn t)ec. 31, 1954 In Fort Worth, Texas, hr moved lo Casselberry Irum Texas In 1954. He wus u student. Survivors Include a sister. Jo Ann. Casselberry: grandmother, Mozelle Beverly. Tampa. H aldw ln -F u lrch lld Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. Is tn charge of arrangements. BEATRICE E. 8HULZ Beatrice E. Shull. 72. of 1503 Locu st A vc., S a n fo rd , died Sunday. Horn July 20. 1912 In Cumroor. Alberta. Canada, she m o v e d to S a n f o r d fr o m Hrudrnton In 1981. She was an (wiu(Hitkirittl therapy assistant and a member of the First PreshvierlanChurrh. Sanford. Funoral Notice IH U L Z . ■ I s T B I C S S M anorial M frk o t Mr SsalrKO Z rt. ol I M l L o cu sl * . ♦ I *i Action Reports A Fire s ★ Courts ★ P o l ic e wlih violence. According to an Altamonte Spring* police report, a woman told them her former boyfriend assaulted her In the back park­ ing lot of a bar and then took her gold necklace. He also reportedly (rlrd lo strike an eyewitness and pour beer on him When Ihe officer lold the man he was under arrest, the man asked "For w hat?" and then slammed the officer against ihr car, the report said A second oftlcer Joined the fray and with thr help o f two bystander* Ihe man was subdued. One of the officer* received minor Injuries In the scuffle, the report said. Iking held In lieu of *8,000 bond was David Scoit Erick. 22. of 7(179 Princess Carol Circle, DAMAGED EAR A Longwood area woman lold u sheriffs deputy that a man hit her with a c o ffe r cup and damaged her hearing Susan F. Aloslo. 29. of 109 Tomoka Trail, said she had an argument at her home Friday with u man she has known for ids ml five yrar* She said the man threw a cup of coffee at her, striking hrr In the right ear. She said a doctor lold her Ihe tncldrnl caused a hole in her ear drum. No arrest hus beru made. BILLS LIFTED la-r Willis. 51. of 1066 Geneva Drive, reported lo u sheriffs deputy Friday thal someone look 12.420 in cash from hi* wife's purse while II was In their home. He said Ihe cash Included 23 $100 hills Police have Ihe name of a suspect, but no arrest has been made. TOO NERVOUS Two Winter Park men who .Ulructed atirntlon lo themselves b eca u se t h e y w ere a ctin g nervously ran from an officer who wanted to " ta lk " with them. Alter trying lo outrun the |M»lt< r they were arrested for shoplifting. According to an Altamonte Springs (Killer report, iwo of­ ficers were In thr parking lot of ihr Altainnntr Mall Investigating a (Missrsslon o f marijuana case about 5 p in. Friday when they noticed Iwo men walking fast toward* a car. One officer reported that the men were glancing around burrlrdly and kepi Increasing ihrtr pace. When they stopped at a car and put a brown bag one man Th r men boiled Into the mall, the rrjMirl said. One officer pursued on foot while the oilier drove around the tot In a (Killer car Thr men ran Ihrough Ihr mall, across Ihe parking lot lo a nearby grocery store. There Ihr o f f i c e r lost sigh t o f th em momentarily tint then spoiled one of Ihe men and arrested him. ...M ira c le WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Violent storms blamed for four deaths d u rin g the weekend hurled tornadoes, sollbull-slze hall und h e a v y rain al Ihe n a tio n 's mtdsectton today, knocking out p o w er, flooding s tr e r is , d e ­ stroying homes and triggering m udslides. A R E A FORECAST: Today mostly sunny and hot with a s lig h t ch an ce o f a fte rn o o n thunder stonns High In lower 90s Wind variable 5 lo 10 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Tonight fair with low In upper 60* Light wind. Tuesday mostly sunny and continued hot with high In lower 90s. Wind southeast 5 to 10 inphBOATINO FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlel out 50 m iles — Wind variable mostly east 5 to 10 knots today then southeast tonight and Tuesday, Sea 3 feel or leas A few showers and thunderstorms STOCKS P W M <juel*<wII K Y . W 4 b , m om tm tl ot NM NjNortJf A kM aciatian a t Snrurlhas fMaiors O '* 1 " 'iw u w p r p rg v i m m *d m o rn ln a tadsw In ta r am *tar m arket* ch a n g e th reeg h o o i th e < u r P ric e s do net tiH ivd 9 r s ts il m e t tu p m a rkde B k i Atfc A m $a H c tanfc )IH SI H i 'i m A m erican pioneer S i t ....... |4 set4 B a r r e n Bank Ftortd* f W F lo w e r s For loatarO . mho 4 L tfM ............ F I4 P r o ^ f l i l “ ' enoom M d A g i M CA Nugne-t SufNP'l f -Morr'tton'i N C R Cerp Pleteey Scetty l itiruThe >|1 | « n i W " B o n ti A ll tXi'as/on» C o llin s 3 r .'S L V 3 2 3 -1 2 0 * The other suspect was located u lew minute* later in a garbage dumpster. Inside Ihe hag. the officers (mind unpaid for clothes from one of thr mall store* Being held In lieu of $5(X) I mukI were Lanor Norman. 19. of 130 W. New England Ave . and Bernard Terell. ol l i t ) Wellborn Ave. Both are charged with retail Ihcfl and resisting arrest without v lolencr. she said. "S in ce I'm nol going to use II and don't know how lo gel II liack to the persons who gave It. we are considering Riving It lo Continued from page 1A someone who needs u transplant Ing problems wttb her heart, or lo the heart transplant centre eyes and liver. Now she Is al Shamls." completely off Insulin and con­ "You don't know how many trolling the diabetes With d irt. friends you have until you go " I ’m 56. bul now I frrl like Ihmugh something like this and 2 5 ," Mrs. Quick said, bubbling If anybody has to be sick. Ihry o v e r w ith the g o o d new s. need a husband like mine. I am "There's no way lo explain thr so g r a t e fu l lo e v e r y b o d y , difference. I got up at 7 a m. especially G o d ." Mrs Quick Friday to go down to the bowling said alley (Mr Quick manages Ikiw! "I was praying for a heart America In Sanfordl and stayed transplant, and 1 couldn’t figure ihrre all day lo tell the bowlers out why G ik I didn't answer my l hr g tK id news They have all prayer and then It was revealed been so good to me raising funds lo me that I was praying the I o h e lp m e g e t a h e a r t wrong way. and I submitted Inm splatit." myself to hi* will I haven't The transplant In Texas was figured out why he chose me, going to cost al least $150,(XX) hul he saved me for some hut at Shands would cost only reason. He has something for tnc $60,000, bestdrs Ihe benefit of to do. We'll find out. he'll let us proximity to home. The Quick's know* and we want to nerve him, Insurance would not cover a wr'rr so grateful." transplant so they put Ihrlr She hasn't been able to tell her house up for sale In attempt lo e a r d l o l o g l s t D r . 11. B . raise money for Ihe surgery. Karunaratne o f Winter Park, As far as ihr money in thr because he Is out o f town, hul J a c k ie Quick Fund al th r she has an appointment with Southeast Hank Is concerned. him for May 22. SMUt. Ivodor alii bo hold o l l l • » Wodno«dor m •ho G i i m u » Fwnorol Homo chosoi with *ho Hot Nichord Oomolol •MclaOn* In two ol riooort. denolian* mo* bo mod* la Iha Amor non Cantor SoOO) Grombdn Fw w rol Homo ‘n ih oro* was carrying Into It. the officer oskt-d In speak In I hem ■ UH V U )4V| lie u n ch a n g ed »W ......... i * ' » 10 MW u n ch a n g ed n * ns h a d e s u n ch a n g ed aw m vadnsosi u s V OAKLAW N FUNERAL NOMLCUiniRY Ow compMK fuhmH Homo. H our eomotor,.me*»eneunumo4 4ouw 4U At Rlsthsrt MSonaa u cO M n ote U1-41M W srSlO U Non In EXTENDED FORECAST: P a r tly c lo u d y W e d n e s d a y through Friday. Chance of af­ ternoon and even in g thun­ derstorms mainly north. Low* In 60* except low and mid 70* s o u t h e a s t c o a s t and keys Highs mid lo upper 80* except around 90 in t e r io r and w estern peninsula. AREA READINGS (0 a.m.): temperature. 76 overnight low: 0 6 ; S u n d a y 's h i g h : 9 1 : barometric pressure: 2997; retaliv e h u m id ity : 76 percen t; winds: west at 8 mph; rain: none; sunrise: 6 43 a.m.. sunset 8 02 pm TUESDAY TIDES: Daytona Baach: highs. 5 18 a m.. 5:40 p m.; lows. 11:17 a.m.. 11:47 p in ; Port Canaveral: highs. 5 08 a.m . 5:32 p.m..low*. 11:08 a.m.. 1 1 4 8 p m .: Bayport: highs. 1I OH a.m.. 11:44 p m.: lows. 4 54 a.m.. 5 45 p m �*T V V ? V V Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Rescuers Search For Fire Clues Getting To Know You After being pen pals for over four months, pairs of pupils from Weklva and Wilson e le m e n t a r y sch o o ls In Seminole County met for the first time for a get-together p ic n ic F r id a y . A t le ft, 7 -year olds Abbey H u m ­ phrey, left, of Weklva and Jessica Lang of W ilson, share some giggles. Six-year-olds Marcus Dixon, left, of Wilson and Ryan Dager of Weklva, look over some letters. The pen pal project was part of the schools' creative w ritin g program. 52 Die In Stadium Blaze NtraU PMN toy n ».* i V Anti-Terrorists Run Amok Probe Planned Into Car Bombing That WASHINGTON (UPI| — The vice chairman on lhr Senate Intelligence committee says he has started an Inquiry Into several CIA operations. Including an agency-trained antl-trrrorlsm squad that went on a ' runaway" mission — a March car bombing that killed HO people In Lebanon. Sen. Patrick Leahy. D-Vt.. said Sunday he wants to know more about several operations, particularly ones about which he believes the committee was not fully Informed — Including the Middle East counterterrorism squad created on an order signed by President Reagan. “ We re going to review six or seven operations on our o w n ." Leahy said, adding that he did not know o f the Lebanon plan until hr was asked about It a month ago He refused to give further details. The Washington Post reported Sunday that Reagan personally approved the covert operation lo Iraln squads of counterterrorists to strike groups suspected ol planning attacks on US. facilities. Citing unidentified sources. Ihe Post said members o f one o f the U S. backed units, composed of Lebanese intelligence |>ersonnel and other foreigners, "went out on a runaway mission und hired othrrs In Lebanon to detonate a massive car bomb outside the Beirut residence of a militant Shiite leader believed to be behind A Lobanoie intolligenco source said the bombing mission was carried out "to show we are strong ... You've got to stop terrorism with terrorism." terrorist attacks on U S. Installations " N eith er the W hite House nor the State Department would comment on the story. "W e never discuss Intelligence matters." depu­ ty White House press secretary Robert Sims said Sunday. Th e Post quoted sources as saying that following the rogue March H mission, "im m ediate steps were taken" by the CIA and the a d ­ ministration "to cancel the entire covert opera­ tion." About HO people were killed and more than 200 Injured In the bombing but Its apparent target — Mohammed Hussein Eadlallah. leader o f the Shiite Moslem Party of God — escafted unhurt. While U S sources "em phatically" denied prior know ledge of the bombing, the Post said. Lebanese Intelligence sources Indicated they were aware o f the mission. "M y service did the Kadlulluh bom bing." a Lebanese Ini ell Ige nre source was quotrd as saving. "I tielleve it was done to show we are Monday. May I}. It«5 — ]A 80 strong. ... You've got to stop terrorism with terrorism." Reagan approved the covert anti-terrorism program last year, according lo the sources, following a series tif attacks on U S Embassy and Marine facilities In Lebanon In 1983 and 1984 U S. intelligence reports have linked the Fudlallah group lothc attacks. The State Department and the While House pushed lo establish the CIA operation, ihe newspaper reported. In part because ot Defense Secretary Caspar Wrtnbergrr s reluctance lo use conventional force In dealing with terrorism The Post said Ihe congressional committees responsible for Intelligence m ailers were briefed oil the operation Iasi year but It also said Reagan "specifically directed" that only the committees' chairmen and vice chairmen tie Informed It was unclear whrthrr the nr-v chalm irn of the committees, who look office In .January, were briefed. "Tilings have fallen through the cracks," Leahy said "I do not want my side tn get caught on a Nicaraguan m in in g type problem." A CIA operation last year to plant mines In Nicaragua's harbors caused a turor because several members of Ihe Intelligence eommlilcr claimed CIA Director William Casey had not told Iht-m enough about theoperation. BRADFORD. England (UPI) — Firefighters searched the chaired remains of a soccer stadium grandstand for clues to the cause of a blare that killed at least 52 people while olTIclals tackled the gruesome task of Identifying the bodies Bradford police said Sunday many o f the victims In England's worst sports tragedy were children and the elderly. Medical authorities were trying to Identify the bodies — many of them burned tieyoiul recognition — by Jewelry and denial records, Another 211 wrrr Injured In the blare Saturday and jHillce said 24 people were unaccounted for. At least 55 of the Injured were still bring treated in hospitals and six of them were In critical condition Hospital olTIclals said at least 30 of the Injured would have to undergo major plastic surgery. Police Chief John Samjtaon said he was still uncertain about the cause o f the fire, which swept through the wooden grandstand (lacked with fans during a televised soccer game at Bradford stadium, 200 miles north of London. Flrrflghters. who had recovered 52 bodies by late Sunday, were searching the bumrd-out wreckage for dues Some witnesses said a smoke bomb was thrown Just before the fire started, while others spoke of seeing children playing with matches. " I am not prepared to come down on either side." Sampson said Hr added the origin o f the lire was believed to be underneath u seat. Sampson said the "fire was so Intense that Identlfk-allon Is the great problem Most victims were burned beyond recognition and will have to tie Identified by Jewrlery, dental records and other possessions." West Yorkshire Fire Chief Graham Karren said ihe Bradford City soccer club had been wanted about the need to Improve Its safrty precautions six months ago Some jieojile died In I heir seals as molten tar cascaded from the roof, setting their clothes on fire Others were crushed lo death as fans pushed against locked gates In the rear o f the stand tn a rush torscajH-. S e c o n d Shot W as The C lincher SAVE ENERGY AIL YEAR ’ROUND WORLD 'Mercy Killing' Ju ro r Defends G uilty Verdict IN BRIEF ATCHLEY SERVICE IRANt'S Wiilhntion Hot Firm?'kit Condition*, lilt* IMuiint Cttnuta Control fw kit S ow n ^TENDER LOVING, CARE 3 Die In Fighting As Gemayel Seeks Peace BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) — At least three people died In tank and rocket battles between Christian and Moslem militiamen today as an aide to President Amin Gcm ayel met with u Moslem militia leader In a bid to end the bloodshed. Police said at least 17 people were also wounded In nightlong clashes between militias along the Green Line, which divides Beirut Into eastern Christian and western Moslem sections. The casualties brought the weekend death toll In the capital lo 14 and the number or wounded to 67. Most o f the victims were civilians, police said, who added the fighting forced hundreds of families to take refuge In basement shelters and underground parking lots. Police said the shelling began to subside at dawn as the latest In a series o f frequ en tly vlolsted cease-fire agreements began lo take hold. Earlier Sunday, Druse m ilitia leader Walld Jumblatt charged that the Christian forces were stockpiling weapons fur new ball Ira. and also rejected peace with the Christian militia. Jumblatt and Gcmayel were meeting today. Italian Voting Crucial Test ROME, Italy (UPI) — Italians began voting In two days of local and regional elections that are a crucial test of strength between the largest Communist Party In Ihe West and the center-left coalition government. Polling places, which were open for 14 hours Sunday, reopened early today, More than 44 million voters were choosing councils for 15 regions. 86 provinces and 6,562 cities In the two-day elections. The cities Include Rome, Milan. Turin and Genoa. Election officials said initial computer projections will be announced late unlay and final results early Wednesday. Although voters were electing only bottom-rung leaders such as provincial counctlmen and mayors, the elections could determine whether Socialist Prime Minister Betttno Craxt's five party center-left coalition remains In power. Italy's Communist party, the largest tn the West, traditionally maintains Us distance from Moscow and most of Its supporters pay little attention to party Ideology. Israel Won't Talk To PNC Backers JERUSALEM (UPI) — Israel Imposed stlfTer terms for entering peace talks with a Jordanlan-Palestlnlan delega­ tion. ruling out participation by anyone committed to the charter o f the Palestine National Council. Israel has said It would not talk lo "declared m em bers" of the Palestine Liberation Organization. The statement Sunday appeared to rule out talks also with members o f the PNC. regarded as the Palestinian parllament-ln-exlie. KOHT LAUDKHDALB tUIMl — A m em ber o f Ihe Jury that convicted Roswell G ilbert o f firs t d e g r e e m u rd er In th e shooting o f tils wife says Jurors broke down after reaching a verdict but that they are con­ vinced their decision Is Ihe right one. Gilbert. 75, was sentenced to life In prison wiili u minimum of 25 y e a rs before p a role fo r shooting his wife In ihe hrud two times March 4 alter she pleaded with him lo end her suffering fr o m o s t e o p o r o s i s a n d Alzheim er’s disease. Jurors agreed Irom the begin­ ning that Gilbert could not be acquitted. They sjk-iu more than lour hours determining Ihe d e­ gree o f his guilt. On ihe third vote, several Jurors who had held out tor a manslaughter convic­ tion w ere convinced G ilbert committed first-degree murder. Juror Tlllie Costea told the Fori Lauderdale News und SunS e n tin e l she believed the acl was premeditated because of Gilbert's admission (hat be had considered poisoning Emily, his wife t f 5 1 years " A f t e r th e d e c is io n w a s (Inaltzcd, everyone broke down," Costea said "It s Ihe hardest thing tor u person to be a Juror. " W r w rrr very, very sorry this had to happen and I feel If our r o m m u n lt y w as c o n c e rn e d enough ubout one another we wouldn't have these situations.” she said "W e ran v r this as a very com m on Ih tiia A s Hie older people live longer we're all going to tie In the same boat some tim e." 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Month. $4 75. 3 Months. • 14 25 6 Months. »27 OO Yrar. *51 OO Itv Mall Wrrk. • I 50: Month. * « 00. 3 Months. $|H OO 6 Months *32 50 Year. MV) OO Sky-High Pork Barrel The Hragan administration has apparently advised a foolproof way of ensuring that It ran lock In Its multlbllllon-dollar Star Wars sparr-basrd untl-tnlssle system without hav­ ing to go through the long und difficult Job of trying to prove the program on Its own merits. The method: Turn Star Wars Into jKirk barrel of Congress and the aerospace Industry. According to a study by the Council on Economic Priorities, about 77 percent of all the research and development funds for Star Wars since 1983 has gone to stales and districts whose representatives are on the Mouse and Senate committees that must approve funds for the program. By spreading around the HA D projects to most of the major aeorspace firms — Including McDonnell Douglas, Boeing. Lockheed. Rockwell, TRW , Teledyne and the like — the administration makes Hiire that Congress has u vested Interest In keeping the program going. The rrport also warns that Star Wars Is rife with potential for conflicts of Interest because the contractors “ standing to gain the most from deployment of some form of strategic defense have been assigned the technical feasibility and strategic advisability of pro­ ceeding beyond the research and develop­ ment phase." Since no one really knows how much the Star Wars system could cost — estimates range from tebe of billions of dollars to t l trillion — Th is pork barreling of the program creates a potential for gross abuse that would make the current scandals Involving Pen­ tagon arms procurement, cost overruns and open-ended contracts pale In comparison. Not So Poor Which age group tn the United Stutrs has the highest per cupttu Income and the lowest rate of poverty? No, II Isn't the young urban professionals. It Isn't the middle-aged either. The correct answer Is “ those 65 and older," Senior cltlzrns as u group avrragr $6,229 In Income jwr capita, $335 more than the national average, according (o Reason magazine. The elderly’s poverty rate, after allowance (or In-klnd benefits. Is only 3.3 percent, one-third of the rate of the rest of thr population. Further, since 1970 Social Securlly benefits huvr risen by 46 percent In real terms while Ihr average workers' real Income declined by 7 percent. This Is not to say (hat there aren't poor jteoplr among the elderly. There are. But attempts of some politicians to picture America's senior cltlzrns as a povertystricken muss deserve hard examination. The fuels show Just the opposite. Please Write Letters to the editor are welcome for publication. All lettere muil be signed end Include ■ mailing sddreae and. if possible, s telephone number. The Evening Herald rceervee the right to edit lettere to avoid libel and to accommodate apace. K im WORLD The Occupant Is Not All That Brainy WASHINGTON |UPI| - Having trouble hiring enough butlers, maids, dishwashers and other domestic help to do the household chores? Don't fret. Vou, too. can own 'the smartest tiouse on the blork." All It takes, apparently. Is a good 'home control products" dealer and plenty of money. "B y 1995. hall ol all homes In America will be Inlrlligent enough to run themselves,” says a maker o f electric gadgets. Maybe that prediction, quoted In Ihe maga­ zine High Technology, doesn't sound like much, considering the IQ o f your neighbors I remind you. however, that operating a domicile effi­ ciently takes a bit of gumption. No longer need American homeowners limit them selves to devices that perform such mundane duties as turning lights on and oil or thermostats up and down. Or hire Illegal aliens to dolt. Merchandise now on the market can. among other accomplishments, switch on the cofree pot. answer the telephone, select television programs, detect break-ins and irlggrr burglary alarms. WASHINGTON WORLD In short, everything a good watchdog can do. and more, except maybe "g o fetch" Ihe morning |>aper and slobber all over your bedroom slippers. Moreover, a smart house can do all o f this without extensive rewiring Jobs Electrical work isn't c heap, you know A housecall alone can cost as much as ihe weekly salary of an upstairs valet. I am aware, o f course, that many homes already have kllchcn disposals and trash compactors that reduce the slue o f the weekly rubbish accumulation Until we gel a home control system that will take out the garbage, however, I’ m net buying The average robot, or even a handyman from El Salvador. Just doesn'i hark It. Some progress m ay lie In tile development of burglary alarms “ In which an Infrareef detector senses thr Intruder's body heat." But garbage has Itsown distinctive odor Today's computer-directed control systems have names like •'Homemlnder." "Tom orrowhouse” and "Compu-Umnr." I want one named "Arrlvederchl. Arom a." Here are somr of the future possibilities: —A dishwasher that Instructs the water heater not to release water for showers until the dishes are done. I already own a dishwasher like that. You don'l dare lake a bath right after it has been running — not unless you like cold showers. —A washing machine that makes the televi­ sion buzz or otherwise flashes a message when ihe laundry Is finished. My house already has a device like lhal. too. It's located on the kitchen stove and it's called a timer. Set Ihe timer when you start the washer and It will buzz when Ihe laundry Is done. The only problem Is finding a housekeeper who will leave ihe TV long enough lo transfer the clothes to Ihe dryer. —Ovens and toasters that tell smoke alarms to Ignore modest levels of smokr when food Is cooking. The main problem here Is ascertaining what constitutes a "m o d est" level of smoke. When I'm cooking somrlhlng. I need smoke detectors that not only turn their heads but also hold their noses. The President finallygertto &itburg,„ M a ste r D r a w in g s O n Loan SCIENCE WORLD C u tb a cks H u rt W a r O n Cancer By Prank T. Csongos W ASHINGTON |U1'I| - The Na­ tional G allery of Art opened a priceless exhibition Sunday of IOO master drawings on loan from a Hungarian museum and never tiefore seen In Ibis country. Th e drawings from Ihe Budapest M useum o f Fine A rts In clu de masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci. G io v a n n i D om en ico T lc m p o lo . Vincent van Gogh. Albrecht Durer. Rembrandt and Raphael. They rep­ resent the lurgest number of works from Hungary ever to be loaned as a group •J. Carter Brown, director o f the National Gallery. Invited reporters recently to a luncheon to discuss the exhibition, the (Irsl major colIcctlon a Hungarian museum has sent to the Unllcd Stales. "T h is Is Just a superstar group," Brown said In rrfrrrlng lo the K r p iit illr u n professionals are drawings "There's nothing held beginning to look Ix-yond Ronald back." It look nearly three years of Reagan und toward IHHM. and while negotiations between United States II would la- an exaggeration to say and Hungary to make ihr exhibition that they do so with tear and jMmsttttr The exhibition won un­ Irrrnbltog. they nevertheless ito mi derwritten by a grant from Oc­ w nil some uneasiness Vter President Bush and New cidental Petroleum Corp. and Is York Rep. Jack Kemp are running n|><in sored by Ihe Federal Council on all-out. with Bush putting together a the Arts and the Humanities. Ferenc MerriiyI, director o f the high (towered stall and Kemp also si ate-owned Budapest m useum , organized Hush himself has been Increasingly visible amt Kemp Is said the works by 86 German. pursuing a schedule of nationwide Italian, Dutch and French mustrrs puhllc appearance* tli.il might kill encompass thr art ol drawing from weaker llesh There Is much lalk o f Ihr 15t b tn the early 20th centuries a p o ssib le Bush-Kem p tic k e t, “ We regard this exhibition an though Ixitli men are clearly going lor the lop s|Kit at tills stage Important manifestation of tlie cul­ tural collaboration between the Yet w hile Reagan would lx- a hard United States and Hungary, und we ai t lo lollow lor any contender, troth hope lh.it tt will be enjoyed by the Ibish ami Kemp do have some Amertran public," Mrrcnyl said. vulnerabilities. Mush ts an ahlr and courageous T h e druwlngs are considered men who Hew In the Pacific war. priceless. One gallery official said was captain rtf liter baseball team at lop drawings by Leonardo da Vinci Yale, and made a fortune in the have sold on Ihr open market for $5 Texas oil business, yet he ramalns m illion and "th r three In ihr unable lo shake the preppy Eastern exhibition are us good II uni (teller Ivy League Image. He Is fell Ur la- an than those " In stin ctive establishm ent nr Ian. The Leonardo drawings Include afraid to venture into "vodoo eco­ Iwo studies o( warriors' heads. They nomics" and maybe weak on Ihe are thought to tie cartoons for the so-called social Issues. Though he Palazzo vecchlo fresco of the Battle s c a n s io have the support of Jerry of Anghlarl The battle comm emor­ Kulwcll. can Ire keep (lie New Rigid ated the Florentines' victory over social conservatives in Republican ■hr Mllunrsr In 1440. coalition? The exhibition can ttc seen In Then. tix>. Bosh did well enough Washington through July 14 uftrr in tils televised debate with -John which It travels to thr Art Institute /uccarn's wile, hut tiow would he do of Chicago (July 27 through Sept against Mario Cuomo? 221 and to thr lam Angeles County T h e N e w Y o r k g o v e r n o r Is Museum or Art (Oct. 10 through emerging as a Drmoerutlr front­ Dec. HI. runner. and lie Is a formidable By AI Rossiter Jr. JEFFREY HART B e y o n d B u sh , K e m p verbal artist. Many political pro­ fessionals (relieve Ihe Cuomo would eat Much alive over nationwide TV. That may not he true, hut It Is a widespread |udgmcnt. Jack Kemp, on the other hand, ts a formidable sfreaker and might well tre able lo hold til* owo or belter against Cuomo, Kemp will run to thr right of Bush on the social issues, und appears lo be more adventurous with Ills tax-rutting theories and such pro|x)*uls us the enterprise zones, designed to en­ courage businesses to locate In the Inner-city. But Kem p's appeal so far seems narrowly focused on econom­ ic Issues. Unlike Bush, he was few foreign |Miltcy credentials and Is not Identified with an foreign policy themes. Under these circumstances. Re­ publicans have Ih-cii casting their ga/c on other possibilities. Jeane Kirkpatrick Is lo r m t d a h le Intellect, turned in a brilliant performance at the United Nations, and made one of the memorable speeches at the Dallas convention. Today, a woman could make It to the presidency George Deukmrjlun has been an enormously successful governor o f ColtfornUi und Is considered unIx-alahlr In 1986. Though he Is not an especially effective TV perform­ er. he could tre a factor In I98H And. of course, wc have Sen Robert Dole and former Senate Majority Leader Howard I Like t Hot Republicans gazing down the road toward u probable contest with Mario Cuomo see no grounds for complacency. UPI Science Editor WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cancer Is an expensive disease, and so Is research lo rind ways to core It. But In these days o f budgrt cutbacks, the government Is con­ sidering reducing Its support of the war on cancer. Most federal funding for cancer studies goes to the National Cancer Instltule, an arm of thr National In stitu tes o f H ealth President Reagan has asked Congress to cut thr NCI budget from $1,190 billion lor the current fiscal year to $1.126 billion for fiscal 1986. Supporters ol the cancer program are up In arms. Dr Gerald Murphy. Immediate past president of the American Cancer Society, told a House sub­ committee that any reduction In funding for the government's Na­ tional Cancer Institute "would be like throwing a boulder Into the path uf a marathon runner Just before the finish line." Murphy said research s u p p o rte d by the cancer Institute during the post decade "has brought us to the brink o f discoveries as profound as man has ever made. " T o Interrupt this progress would l>e a national tragedy." Murphy, who Is director of Ihe Roswell Park Memorial Instltule In llufTalo. N.Y., asked on behalf of Ihe cancer society for an Increase In cancer Institute funding to $1.3 billion for fiscal 1986. He said any appropriation less th a n th at “ w o u ld ca u se the momentum o f research to dissipate and would waste much of the effort and Investment o f previous years." Murphy said the cancer society, which will spend $74 million In private funds on cancer this year, rsttmates $15 billion In fedrral money would be required to main­ tain the present pace o f cancer research. The costs of treating and caring for a person wtth cancer are high A 1983 study. Murphy said, showed that the average American who died o f cancer ran up bills of more than $22,000 In medical expenses during Ihr Iasi year of life. This adds to the government's bill because most victims of cancer are elderly people and the 1983 survey showed that Medicare paid for Ireatment of almost 88 percent of cancer patients over the age of 65 JACK ANDERSON Oman Bullying U.S. Into Bases Contract By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta “Hmml The latest issue ol American Military• Industrial Secrets Would you like a paper Dag?" WASHINGTON - There must hr s o m e t h i n g 11* h y a b o u t a multi million dollar Pentagon con­ tract that's tx-ing belli up because of inquiries Irom us. Bui that's what appears to have happened tu a $50 million contract lor the operation ol three U S -built military biases In Ihe strategic sultanate ol Oman At the Insistence ol Ihr sultun and his British advisers. Ihr currtaklng c o n tr a c t w as supposed to be awarded to a British firm. Alrwnrk Ltd . which took on an American partner. Vtnnell Corp.. to make the deal less ollrnsive to Ihe Pentagon The Pentagon and other U.S agencies didn't want to turn over s u p e r - s e c r e t A m e r ic a n c o d e machines and other equipment to u foreign company. But as w e’ve reported, the sultan ol Oman Is an abtwtlule ruler whose whim ts law tn the desert nation ihut dominates thr vital Strutt ol Hormuz. If the contract doesn't go to the British llrm , Ihe United Slates I might tx- unceremoniously deprived of Us royully granted privilege to use the O m ani buses for m ilita ry emergencies and Intelligence. So the Pen tagon relu ctan tly agreed to give the contract to the lirltlsh-Amrrtcan consortium as a "sole source" supplier — despite previous cumpetutvr bidding. The announcement was to have been made last December. Thr Omanis were officially, though privately. Informed that thetr demands were bring mrt But thr U.S companies that hud Item bidding for thr contract — which ultimately may be worth $2 billion — protested. One ol them had K|>rnt $1 million in Us bid preparation. Th r whole matter w as held up (tending review by various U.S. ugencics. Then, ubout three weeks ago. we got wind o f the situation and begun making Inquiries. The response w as elrclitfytng "Don't tell unyhody you talked lu me." pleaded one high Pentagon ollldal Another, calling the con- iruel a "hot potato." refused lo comment on grounds that It might bring his dismissal. But It's clear from other sources that the Pentagon ts distressed over "th e whole political mess." us one pul It Since the delay following our first Inquiries, the Omani pressure has Increased. Lt. Gen. John Walls, a British nitierr "d eta iled " to Oman os head of the sultan's armed forces, "put new demands on the United States" regarding the contract, one source said H e Informed the Pen­ tagon. according lo Ihe source, that both (he Omanis and their British advisers "want complete access to Ihe hases where our classllled mate­ rial ts stored." That was alarm ing enough. But W alls also reportedly Insisted lhal the civilian contractor "report di­ rectly to the SOAF (Sultanate of Oman Air Force! commander of each haw ." It was not clear whether the contractor was supposed to report to the base commander l>elore the U.S. Air Force — or whether he would report to the I Americans at all One thing was clear, though: The United States was losing control of the bases It had spent hundreds of millions of dollars building or up­ grading T h e sltuutlon Is particu la rly sensitive right now. because Ihr 1980 U.S.-Omanl agreement allow­ ing American use of the bases ts up for a mandated five-year review. In fact, a team of Pentagon and State Department representatives was scheduled to be tn Oman this week to discuss Ihe review. The case has some disturbing ramifications. "T h is Is one of the llrst times that a leader of a country, after making agreements with us. has tried lo Interfere with operations o f the U.S. governm ent," u source told us. It Is also one of Ihe few times a government has Insisted that a U.S. contract be awarded on a non-competitive basis lo a foreign company, he added. What If everyone started behaving llkr the sultan of Oman? �SPORTS Evening Herald. Santord FI. Monday, May 11. IM S— 3A Tribe Tracks Down State Title By Sam Cook H erald S p ort* E ditor WINTER PARK - Michael Tlmpson. Hialeah Miami Lakes' spectacular senior, was everything Seminole track coach Ken Brauman thought he would be Saturday. The Penn State-bound Tlmpson won the 120-yard and 330-yard hurdles, the long jump and the 220 dash Four firsts and 28 points from one Individual are usually enough to propel any team to the Slate 4A Truck and Field Meet title at Showalter Field Bui as Tlmpson and hh Trojan teammates found out. they weren't taking on Just any tram. They were pitied against a determined band of Seminole's Fighting Semlnoles. And 28 {mints from Tlmpson and live more from his teammates Just weren't going to be enough on a balmy evening before over 7.000 wildly rheertng fans Ignited by 18 points In the Jumping events from Alvin Jones and Leo Peterson, sustained with a mile victory by Billy Penlck and a second place in the 120 hurdles by Frank Barnett and capped by several spirited performances In three relays. Seminole ran away with the 4A boys title Saturday with 50 points. The 17-polnt victory earned the second track and field championship In the school's history. Gainesville Buchholz was a distant third with 20 points. The first title came In 1966. Coach Dick Williams, a former county commission chairman, was the roach. Ills l A (comparable to 3 A now I team scored 36 {mints to edge Daytona Beach Srahrrcze (351 amt DrLand (341 for the title Bill Frlsbey won IOO in 9.7, still a Seminole record and Rick Wallslrom won 180 low hurdles. The 880 relay and sprint mrdley trams also won while a third In mile relay earned the one-point victory. Brauman. enjoying his third Florida Male championship in 13 years, saluted Tlmpson for a grand performance bill was even prouder of his team for showing llself as Ihe class ol the stair despite some unforeseen adversity. " Il was the Michael Tlmpson show Hr Is a greal Individual." said Brauman. "Bui. a great tram won the stale championship. That's the way It should be." Brauman and his troys will gel no argument after Saturday's performance. The second-year Seminole coach, who won two 3A lilies In 1 1 years al Palatka. had toughenrd his Tribe by running against Ihe best the slate had to offer all season. The Semlnoles had won every meet they entered and the state was Ihe final leal. "O ur goal this wrek was to have the best stale inert anyone has every had." said Brauman. "W e probably would have. too. If Cliff Campbell hadn't gotten hurt. Bui the (mints we lost there (440 dash), we gained In the long Jump. Penlck ran a tremen­ dous rare and Dernn Thompson kept us in both relays." The adversity was Camptx-ll The lop 440 dush mail in the slate all year had a Iwo-yard Irad will) 10)4 yards to go when he said he heard something (>op Just above his Irti ankle. Campbell hobbled In the best hr could but couldn't place In the tup six Seminole, as expected, established Its superior­ ity early. Peterson, a Junior with senior eligibility, placed second lo Tlmpson In (hr long Jump with a leap ol 23-3V« and Jones was sixth with a jump of 22-7VV Tlmpson set a stale mark with a leap of 25-1 Ttmpson's first place gave Miami larkrs seven points while Ihe second and sixth gave Seminole six. Duvld Huggins coached his last meet Saturday. The popular Lyman coach Is giving up truck and field lo go Into Ihr ministry lulrr this year During his era at Lyman. Muggins' s|>ec!al touch has directed the careers of many great performers Saturday night at Showalter F ield . Lym an ju n io r Ralph Philpott said thank you for all who have prospered from Hug­ gins' directives. Philpott. a 64 Junior, stunned thr field ul the Stale 4A Track and Field Meet by leaping a 6-10 lo win Ihe high jump. It was an Incredible efTort — one that Is SIX inches belter than his pre­ vious best. And one that Huggins will never forget. “ That was one of thr highlights of my career.” said an emotional Huggins after Ihe leap "Imagine, a young man doing something like that at my last m eet." It was something. "W hat a time to go over your personal record by six Inches." gushed Lyman assist'at Joe Laughltn. "A n d he did It In borrowed shoes." "1 was thinking that It was coach Huggins last m eet." said Philpott. "Thai was a big part of It. He was helping me practice e v e r y day and w as r e a lly pushing me. "Since ll was his last meet, the least I could do was win It for him ." P h ilp o t t . w h o h a d b e en bothered by shin splints and fallen arches, said he knew he could win when he sailed over 6- 6. " I hadn’t missed yet and when I made 6-6 easy and the other guys struggled. I knew I could win It." he said. Phllpotl missed his first two tries al 6 8 but slipped over on the third lo clinch the win. He missed once st 6-9 but made It on hts second. Philpott missed hts first at 6-10 and then cleared hts second as the bar wiggled precariously — but stayed on. "Ralph was really pumped." said Huggins "H e almost made 7- Vi on hit second try." Philpott agreed. "1 was over 7-0 feet, but that last Vi of Inch got m e." he said about hls attempt at breaking the 7-0 sUte record. The Tribe depth, however, paid dividends In I In- mile medley and mile relays Tlmpson. who earlier nipped Barnett In Ihe 120 hnidlrs as troth wrrr timed In 13 5. won Ihe 330 In termed lair hurdles In a slate record 36.5 and lied lire stale mark In ihe 220 dash with a 20 H lo (mil Miami laikes within striking range. Brauman then inserted Barnett for Campbell m the medley relay lo Join Louis Brown. Thompson and Penlck Although Penlck faded In his 880 spill. Ihe Notes still picked up u valuable fourth plac e tor four points with their 3 42 2 time. B «e CHAM PA. Page 8 A Show nda Show s 'Em H o w Philpott Thanks Coach H u ggin s With 6-10 Leap By Bam Cook Harold Sports Editor Il was Ihe only time Lakrs would lead Dissatisfied with his rlfort In Ihe long Jump. Jon es, after a few Insightfu l words from Brauman, leaped to first place In the triple jum p with a personal Ih-si o f 49-54% Peterson chipped in a second-place llnlsh with an rlforl ol 48-514. The 12 (joints gave Seminole Hi Inun lire jumping events, the start Brauman had wanted to open the competition. "It was really ridiculous that they (Jones and Petrrsonl were silling In ihlrd and fourth place alter the prelims," said Brauman about his triple Jumpers "But both have performed all year. When the chips are down, they compete. We talked a little hit but they knew what they had to do " And they did Jones, sitting In fourth place, leaped past Peterson and the rest of tire Held on hts final jump L .o scared me 1 didn't want to lose lo him ." M id Jones. “ I was having trouble rebounding (second stage of hop. skip and Jump). “ When I was crouching down lor my (Inal Jump. I thought. I'm not going to let that guy ILakr Worth Leonard's Courtney Hawkins) beat me and I'm not going to let Leo beat me. I hit the rebound well and when I saw how close 1 was to ihe pit, 1really went for It." Jones accounted lor eight points and Peterson totaled 10 "1 wanted to win and It was Important for me to w in ." Peterson said about his two second places. "Hut it was more Important for us to win the meet. This is a great feeling " The great feeling Inched somewhat higher when Penlck ran away with Ihe mile Adhering to Ills usual "rabbit strategy." the blond-haired Junior broke from the pack quickly He ran a 58-second first quarter to take a 12-yard lead Penlck hit thr half mile In 2 04 to expand Ills lead to 20 yards When he turned Into the gun lap at 3:11. hr was 40 yards ahrad of Largo's Matt Farnen "I Just ran my regular race...get ahead." said an ecstatic Penlck. "W hen I went out. 1 expected someone to come w ith me but they didn’ t. During the last 220 yards. I heard the announcer say that Farnen was mukuig a move. "1 thought, well, second place would 1m* nice. But then I thought, no It wouldn't. I want to win." Which he did by following some lorulament.il advice from Brauman to win by seven yards In a persona) and school record best of 4 IH "1 heard him fFarnenl com ing but I Just kept my form and working my arm s.” sulil Penlck Th e seven points upped Seminole's total lo 25 one-third of ihe way through lhr m rel. The 440 relay was nexl and Ihe quartet of Pat Davis, lands Brown. Thompson and Barnett wus a close second In 42.1 "Frank (Harnettl ran us good a split as I've seen him run." said Brauman II Dcron hadn't stepped on his foot, we might have w-iin that." Brauman had expected the Tribe to pick up six lo nine points in ihe 440 dash but Campbell's Injury and Martin's seventh place llnlsh were Jusi oul ol the money M a rtin D r a w s S ta n d in g O va tio n F o r R e co rd R o m p By C hris Fiater H erald Sports W r ite r W INTER PARK - Saturday night's 4A State Championships marked Ihr end ol ihr oulstand log careers of three Seminole High mainstays hut It was also a showcase lor a pair ol athletes who will I k - around lor u while longer. Tw o of those seniors. Glenda Has* and Trlna Walker, along with freshmen Shownda Martin and Do re he lie W ebster co m ­ bined lo lead Sanford's Lady S rn itn olrs lo a fourth-place finish In thr 4 A Slate Mrrl a I Showalter Field. Orlando Oak R idge's Lady Pioneers reclaimed Ihe slate titlewill) 36‘A (joints i om pared to .'j-l for Iasi year's winner, Orlando E van s, 32 for J a c k s o n v ille Raines and 31 for Seminole Oak Ridge has won Ihe champion­ ship four of Ihe Iasi five years While ihr team title was not to be for Ihe Lady Semlnoles. they turned In a number of the lop performances in thr meet: • Martin obliterated Ihe slate record In the 880 run as she blazed lo a time of 2:10.2. Thr freshm an phrnom also kepi alive her sireak of breaking a record In every m rrl she's run In this season. • Webster. Walker and Bass all ran legs on both thr mile medley and mile relay trams which took home state Biles. The mile rrlay tram broke thr meet record. • Walker, after suffering from Shownda Martin cruises along en route to a state record in the B80 run. Martin, a Seminole freshman, broke the a hip pointer Ihe last two weeks, took third In ihr open quarter. standard by over three seconds Gordon Grabs 2nd In 440 By Chris Flster Herald Sports Writer • Gordon, who has qualified lor four state meets for Lake WINTER PARK - Slnrr suffer­ Mary High, ran an outstanding ing double irg cramps early In race In Ihe open quarter and Ihe 1985 trark season, senior look second. Gordon has placed Fran "Flu sh " Gordon has come In 3 of the 4 stale meets In which buck a lung way. Lakr Howell %hr has qualified. sophomore Lisa Samocki k e e p s • In taking second In ihr mite coming. And Lake Mary senior and third in lhi- tw o mile. Jill Buddenhagen has practically Samocki lowered her school re­ come out of nowhere cords In boih event*. She also Gordon. Samocki and Bud- d e fra ird W inter Park's Kim drnhagen were three Seminole Itovts lin thr rntlr) for thr first County athletes who shined lime this season brightly at Ihe 4A State Champi­ • Buddenhagen. w ho only o n s h ip s S a tu rd a y n igh t at stored five points all last season, Showalter Field. changed hrr strategy for the two her." A llrr Ihe race was over and Ihr rec o rd broken. M a rlin wan walking off ihe track when she rrcrlvrd a standing ovation Irnm Oak Ridge Jum|>ed out lo a big ihr crowd. The total attendance lead early as II scored I3V% Saturday was over 7,000 fans (Minus In Ihe field events Ol Ihr "T h e ovation was Just super." other three trams In contention. said Blake "She was one of Ihe Evans, Raines and Seminole, hlgllghts in Ihe girls m eet." only Raines scored In thr field Seminole also established a event* (ihrec points In ihe long new stair record In the mile jump). relay as Ihr team o f Bass. "The I3 ls (mints In Ihr llrld Martin. Webster and Walker events gave them |0ak Ridge) llntshrd In 3 48.2. destroying the enough points to put them out ol o l d m a r k o f 3 : 0 1 . 0 b y reach of every body," Seminole Jacksonville Rib.mil In 1982 coach Emory Blake said. "W ith There were three slatr records all the sprinters I've gol mining broken Saturday and one tied o|i rirxl year, and the others I "Every lime w e’ ve run our top have criming back. I'm going lo (M-ople we've golnc under lour I m - looking hard lo find some minutes." Blake said. "There llrld events people ." was never any quest Inn we <nuld As she has done all season do II A lot of the credit goes to long. Martin went right oul and Nutr Perkins. H e's thr man look control In Ihe 880 and behind the scene lhal helps the again wasn't pushed Martin girls nut a lot. You don’t hear won Ihe half mile by more thun much of him but he's Ihr guy 10 seconds us Ihe next closes! that puls In Ihr workouts lo ronipelltor. T a r a v r lla s Mary make sure every body's ready." Kuvcnswlntcr. finished al 2 20 3. Hus* slarird off ihr mile relay Martin's lim e of 2 10 2 shattered with a 440 split of 58 9 and Uaas Ihr old slate record o f 2 13 9 set handed ofl to Martin uboul Ihr by Carolyn Beck o f Clrurwatrr In same lime Jacksonville Raines 1980 made h i flrsi exchange, Murtln "Show nda krjit hrr streak t. died oul to thr lead In the first going and did II In stale champi­ 110 yards and ran a sizzling on style," Blakr said. "W e still 54 7 spilt Webster (hen took don't know Shownda's peak. over with Seminole already In She still wasn't pushed. She command of the race. always runs confident. She's Webster ran a 57 6 uud the young as a com petitor, but T rib e had a tdg lead when performs as veteran. I'm hoping Walker took thr baton for the she gets some gixjd rornpellllon lust leg W alker rould have In ihe Golden South Classic. Il Bee GIRLS. Pegs BA would be a good experience for Track/Field Excels In Distances — Track/Field mile run and It paid oil as she took fifth place In the slatr. F o r F lo r id a S la te - b o u n d Gordon. It was a flnr ending to a magnificent rarrer at Lake Mary High Gordon has hern plagued by Injuries most of Ihr season hut showed whai kind of athlete she Is by coming hack to place second In the statr In Ihe 440 F o ri L a u d erd a le D illa r d 's Bertha Dooley was just loo strong for Gordon as she won with a time of 55.4. Jusl three tenths of a second off the meet record Gordon came In wlih a season's beet time of 57.1, Ihrre tenths off her career best. "I went out fast like I should have but then Rghtrnrd up a little." said Gordon, who wus also second In Ihe state last year. "Bui I tried to hang on and I never gave up the whole race. They say you can't repeat, but I repealed." "Fran ran her race just like we had mapped her oul lo do It." Luke Mary coach Mike Gibson said. "She didn't try to go out and do anything crazy Frun has tom e track a long long ways from the middle or season when sh e hud th o s e d o u b le Irg t ramps To now be running u 67 1 Is grrat, "She proved she run go oul uud run u good 220 and a good 33 0 ," added Gibson, "A ll It lakrs now Is lo for hrr to Ire a little stronger In last 110 Muytrr she ran come back and give Dtxrley a run In the Golden South Classic." S a m o c k i c o n c l u d e d un Bee STATE. Page BA I I �t A — Evening H*r»td, Sznlord. FL Monday, WUy 13. H M H ernandez M a k e s M other's Day With Call, H om er N K W V O H K ( U P 1) Keith H r r n a n d r ; had Just pul on the sweatshirt hr wear* under Ills pinstriped Mels' unllomi and was making sure || fit comfortably tiy pulling on I he elbows He glanced up at ihr clubhouse dock. " L e i's see." he said as much lo himself as lo anyone else. “ I fs 11 o'clock here an I ha I means ll's 8 l here In San Franrisr-o, A little loo early. She's still sleeping. I'll wall a little longer,” A half hour or so before, Vrrn lloschelt, the Mels' bullpen coach, had made a point of going around the clubhouse reminding everyone, veter­ an and rookie alike, noi lo forgel what day II was. No m ailer whatever else Ihry did. lloschelt told them. Htey should remember lo call thrlr mother. He didn't have lo bother Idling Have Johnson, the Mels' manager. Husy as he was huddling with General Manag­ er Frank Cashrn concerning Darryl Strawberry's disablement, scheduled o p era tio n and roster ch an ges It necessitated. Johnson never would lorgel to call his mother. Florence Certainly not on Mother's Day. He phoned her early Sunday morning at her home In San Antonio and she told him she'd sec him In Houston when he gets there with the team this W ed­ nesday, Hernandez didn't have to to* re­ minded what day It was. either His mother. Jncquclln. still a relatively young woman and a very gracious one. suffers from rheumatoid arthritis. She has hern afflicted with it now for the past 20 years. It Is «n extremely painful condition from which only limited relief to obtained. Quite mil orally, her condition Is a source o f constant concern to her youngest son. Keith, her other son. Gary, and her husband. John, both of whom played In the St. Louis Cardi­ nals' organization before Keith did. Milton Richman UPI EDITOR -SPORTS I could never begin to count the times she held dinner for us." reflected the Mels' first baseman, who shared National League MVP honors with Willie Slargel! In 1979 and who seems to la* making a bid for the award again this season. ' Dad would be out hitting ground halls to my brother and me until after It got dark and w e’d I k - lale for dinner a lot of times, but mom would always keep ll warm for us." Hernandez said. "W h en I si acted playing in the Llltle League, she never missed a game She Raines Snaps Slump, Expos Blank Atlanta Cooper's HR Stops Skid For Brewers United Press International The Milwaukee Hrewers were on a Ihree game losing skid when Cecil Cooper applied the brakes, Cooper's flrsl homer of the year capped a five-run fifth In n in g Sunday lo lead the Hrewers It) a 7-4 victory over the California Angels. "Y o u ’re always excited when you do somelhlng well,” said Cooper, one of the lop home run hitlers In the American League la-fore bark ailments curtailed his power Iasi year. ” lf you're going lo gel It, thut's a good time, especially when It hrlps your club." Paul Householder opened the fifth with u walk and took third on Jim Gaulncr's single. Ed H o in c ro g ro u n d ed to third busem an Hobby G rlch . who threw home In lim e to get Householder, but catcher Hob Hoone dropped the throw for an error. Paul Molttor then bunted (nr a single to load the buses and chase starter Kirk McCaaklll, 0 3. Dion James forced In tiunlner with an Hill goundout before Cooper unloaded hta homer over the right-field wall. Th e v ic to ry ended Milwaukee's Uurr-gumr losing streak and prevented them from being the sole occupanla of last place In Ihe American l-rague Hast Instead of cohabitants with the Cleveland Indians. Kolllc Fingers nailed Ihree hatters In order In the ninth to pick up his third save of the season and 327th of his career, "W hen he's right, he’ ll get those left-hunders ou t.” said M anager G rorgr Ham bcrger. "T h e other kid (Hob Gibson) was pitching pretty good and I didn't want to disturb anything, but then they got two men on ." Tim Raines fouls off a pitch In spring (raining. Raines came out of his slump with I n d i a n s 0. R a n g e r s 0 At A rlin gton . T e x a s . Hrrt Hlyleven fired u slx-hltter and plnch-hllter T o n y Heruarard snapped s scoreless tie with an Kill single In the seventh Inning to lead the Indians For Hlyleven. 2-3, It was his second shutout of the season and 4Hth o f his career. Dickie Notes. 2-3. took Ihr loss. Whits Sox 4. Tigers 0 At Chicago. Floyd Hunnlstrr. 2-3. tossed a seven-hitler and struck out 11 to pace the White Sox. The lrft-lumder walked one und did nut allow a Tiger to reach third base Jack Morris. 4-4. went Ihe distance (or De­ troit. yielding six hit? and taking th«- loss, N.L. Baseball ‘Tim it (tinging tho ball. I know it wat jutt a matter of time.* — Buck R o d g o rs ollcnslve hero, going 3-lor-3. "It was about lime I came out o f my slump." said Raines, who was batting 23H going Inlo Sunday's game "It's grral lo contribute when the tram Is going like this." The Expos look a two-run lead when Tim W allach singled, llcrm Wlnnlngham walked and S a l H u i r r a s i n g l e d h om e Wallach. With runners ai flrsi and third. Uulera was picked off. hut Raines' triple brought home Wlnnlngham lo make It 3-0 In the third. Dan Drtrasen hit his fifth homer o f Ihr year to Increase Ihe lead to 4-0. Mo n t r e a l m a n a g e r Buck Rodgers was happy to sec Rallies hilling the ball again "T im is stinging the ball.” Kodgrrn said. " I knew It was Just a matter of tim e." Including Wednesday’s shutnui In New York. Ilir liraves have been blanked for 36 con­ secutive Innings, a club record. "But I«■lore this year. I had only had onr al-hal as a professional that wits in Double-A und the pitcher I faced was Scott Garrrlts (now Got I s tt-ammale) and lie struck me oul on three straight pitches." Gurrrlts. 2 1. came on in the 10th lo pick op tlic victory. Gott pitched the llrst seven Innings San Francisco got Its gamrw liming run from a source alrnol as unlikely as Golt David Green, who entered the game with Just four hits tn 50 at toils this season, singled home Chill Davis from second base wtlli one mil In the 10th in nail down the triumph Green wus 3 lor 5 on the day. Davis led off the 10th with a Walk oil reliever Nell Allen. 1-3. and moved to second on a wild pitch Onr out later. Allrn Inten­ tionally walked Bob Hrenly and Green lollowrd with Ills single to light center. Padres B.Cuba 3 N.L. Baseball St. Louis hud lied the score 4-4 in Ihe ninth when Ozzle Smith hit a solo homer, his second Both o f Gull's homers came olf Itoh Forsch and each lim e lied the score. In other games. Houston outs l u g g e d C i n c i n n a t i 10-5. Montreal blanked Atlanta 4-0, San Dlrgo la-iil Chicago 5-3. Astro* 10. Reds S At Cincinnati. Phil Garner singled In u run to break a 3-3 lie in Ihr fifth und Mark Hullry. Bill Dor a n and Denny Wa l l i n g liom rrrd lo power Houston. Hoi> Kncpper. 40 . pitched five In­ nings tn earn Ihe victory and Jeff Calhoun finished for his second save. Jay Tilths. 2 5. took the loss. At San Dlrgo. Dave Dravccky. 2 2. and Rich Gosaagc combined on a seven-hitter and the Padres took advantage of a two-run throwing error by llrst baseman Keith Moreland lo post the vlclory. Dravccky won his sec­ ond straight game and Gossugr notched his ninth save. Dick Ruthven. 1-2. suffered the de­ feat. MetsB. Phillies 2 At New York. Danny Deep went 2-for-4 and scored the winning run to spark New York to its sixth straight victory. Hon Darling. 3 -1. wus the winner and Jesse Orosco finished for his fourth save, Kevin Gross saw his r e c o r d s lid e to 2-4. whi l e Philadelphia lost Its sixth tn a row. D odgers 2, P lr s te s O At L os A n g e l e s . Hobby Castillo, making his first NL start since 19H1. pitched a Jim Gotf, San Francisco pitcher, socked two homers Sunday to help the Giants tip the Cardinals In 10 innings. four-hitler over 6 1-3 Innings and Greg Brock drove In two runs with u homer and single to lead Los Angeles Castillo struck out six lo guilt his llrst decision of the year. Lcr Tim orII, 0-4, ubsortx-d the loss BASEBALL ROUNDUP STANDINGS N A T IO N A L A M E R IC A N ■ All L IA Q U I MU Royals 0, Yankees B At Kansas City, Mo , pinchhitler Jim Sundberg's bases loaded single In the ninth lo make a winner of Dun Uulsenberry. 3-2. With Ihe infield and outfield druwn In. Sundbrrg hit u drive olf Dave Hlghetti. 1-2. The hit enabled Kansas City to snap a slrruk of 10 straight looses to the Yankees. MONTREAL |UP1| Right­ hander David Palmer had no choice. Winning was no longer enough for the Montreal Expo pitching staff. Shutout hurling Is ihe order. Palmer combined with Jpff Reardon on a idx-hll shutout Sunday afternoon as Montreal blanked the Atlanta Hraves 4-0. allowing the Ex|)ox to notch their club-record fourth straight shutout. Expos pitchers have thrown a club-record 39 straight scorclss Innings. "Everyone In this ball park Is throwing n shutout." Palmer said. "T h e pressure was also on me to hold them scoreless.'' ll was Palmer's longest outing of the season, eight Innings. “ It wasn't easy brcausc I had two laid Innings." he added In the fourth Inning, the Hraves loaded Ihr bases but P a lm e r s tr u c k o u l R a fa e l Ramirez to end ihe threat. In the seventh. Claude-11 Washington grounded oul with runners on first and third. R e a r d o n fin is h e d o f f by throwing the last Inning Atlanta starter Craig McMurlry, 0 -1. look the loss. " I wasn't disappointed to give way to Jeff.” Palmer mentioned. M«f>M Pttoto toy Ttmisy ¥i*ct«t "W ith alt these shutouts we're gelling lately, Ihr bullpen Isn't three hits Sunday as Ihe Expos blanked Ihe gelling any w o r k " O raves for Ihe fourth straigh t lim e . Left fielder Tim Raines was the G o tt Turns A ro u n d Trot, Blasts Nip Cards U nited P ress In tern ation al In his first three year* In the major leagues, ihr oidy home mu trol Jim Golt ever made was back lo (he dugoul alter giving up one. Sunday, he took the mure enjoyable route around the base paths Blue Jays 0, Mariners R Twice. At Toronto. Dumaso Gardu The right-hander, who lirfort* went 3-for-4 and Kauce Mulllnlks thls season had never taken a drove In two runs la trud Ihe major-league al-hal. hlusted two Hluc .lavs to a sweep of thrlr solo homers to twice rally Ihr Ihrrr-guinc series. Dave Stleb. Giants am) pave the way for San 3-3, went ft 1-3 Innings for the Francisco's 5-4 10 Inning victory victory. Jim Heuttlr, 14. took over the St. Louis Cardinals Ihr losa, In addition to becoming the Twins 7, Orioles 3 llrst pitcher to hit two home runs At Haltlmorc. Handy Ilush had In one game since Met Walt u flrst-lmilng grand slam und Terrell In I9H3. Go)I laid down a (wo doubles und Frunk Viola, sacrifice hunt lo liel|> the Giants 6-2. hurled u four-hitter to lead score another run the Twins. Fred Lynn hit a " I was a home run hitler In three-run homer In the ninth for high school," said Golt, who the Orioles — his third consecu­ came to Ihe Giants from the tive ninth Inning homer In the Toronto Blue Jays In an offseries, seusoii deal lor (>ary Lnvcltc. A's B, Red Boa 3 At Hosto.'i. Don Sutton gave up four hits in seven Innings and Allredo GrllTln delivered u sacri­ fice fly In the eighth lo carry the A's. Sutton. 3-3. ullowrd thrre solo homers fur the win. Includ­ ing two lo Tony Arinas Uogcra Clemens. 3-4. struck out nine, but took the loss. the Mets-Phlllles game on TV. That took all kinds of moving pictures of my was possible with the help of the brother and l playing ball Those satellite dish her son had bought for movies arc priceless now. She w-orked family. . . the concession stand when 1 played In theKeith talked with his mother and the Little League. Sometimes, whrn^ father before going out to play the dad would get real mad. when my Phillies. , brother and me would be tn hot water Before finishing his conversation with him. my mother would be the with his mother, she said to him. buffer. She'd lake our side.” • Now you take good care of yourself Hernandez' features softened. A and remember. 1love you. son. smile came over his face, The kind In the first Inning. Hernandez anyone could see but only he could hammered one of Ken Gross pitches know everything about. over the right-field fence for his third "I love tny m other." he suddenly home run o f the season, helping the volunteered. "I'v e got a great one. She Mels make a three game sweep over still romes out to watch me a lot the Phillies. 3 2. whenever we play in San Francisco I In her living room more than J.ixxJ ihlnk she has seen me play about HO miles away in San Francisco. Jac­ percent of the games out there. The quelyn Hernandez saw It all. only games she misses is when II gets It was the perfect Mother’s pay gin too cold in Candlestick Park." for her although her son has some­ Hernandez waited a while Sunday thing else planned for her he hasn 1 and then called his mother In San told her aboul yet Her first trip lo Ihe Francisco, She was fixing breakfast for Dig Appte. his father and getting ready to watch L Pel It I 104 U rn York Montrtal Chicago St L w i i Ptniodalphi* Pittkburgh OS I* 10 $$$ t I) II tor i'i 14 I* .4*7 * t mi n no ii Watt Un Diogo IN 17 11 17 II A n g .N i Houkton II 14 Cincinnati b n Fronclkco Allan!* 14 I I 11 It I I 17 Ml $17 <00 m m i $ $i* in tlailimor. 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Lyman's Mike Henley and Lake Brantley's Blair Pat­ ten each drove In a run as th e R e d s r i p p e d J o e Cardwell and saddled the West Orange hurler with £ I ln t ........2 R B I the loss. Lyman's Clint Baker added a two-run single as Ihe Reds, a collection of senlrs from Seminole and Osceola counties, continued to pour It on. building their lead to 10-0 after four Innings. The Blues, players mostly from Orange County, picked up three runs in the fifth and two more In the sixth against Lake Brantley's Brad Dunn to cut the deficit to 10-5, The Reds, though, used a triple by Apopka's Mike Htnde. a fielder s choice and a three-run homer by Osceola’s Tom Chase In the sixth Inning to put the game out of reach. Apopka lefty Skip Cousins started and picked up the win for the Reds. Whitworth Captures 88th Win SUFFOLK. Va. (Ul’ ll — Kathy Whitworth overcame her loss of confidence and three bogeys to capture a $200,000 LG PA tournament at the Sleepy Hole Golf Course. Along the way. she also snared hei 88th career win Whitworth. 45. the all-time professional victory tltlehold* er. ended Ihe three-day tournament Sunday with a nlne-under-par 207. Her third round scoring was even at (>ar. But Whitworth, who finished 69-66-72-207. said she was not pleased with her final round o f play. "I Just didn't have any confidence on the greens." said Whitworth, who pocketed $30,000 for her win. *'l wasn't concentrating as well today as I did yesterday." Nevertheless, she found herself one stroke ahead of defending champion Amy Aleott. who ended with a 69-71-68*208 and the second-place purse of $18,500. Aleott. who won the 1984 tournament at the Portsmouth course, shot a 4 under-par 72 for the day and finished the tournament with an 8-under-par 208 Three strokes behind Whitworth were Janet Coles 169-71-70-210). Beth Daniel 168 74 68 210). and Alice Miller 166-74-70-210) who spill u $32,500 purse. All three players shot 6-under-par 210 In a tie for third place. 4 Vacancies Remain A t Indy 500 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Four slots remain to be filled for the starting grid In the May 26 Indianapolis 500 and those vacancies should be occupied by the close of next weekend's second round of qualifying. Weather conditions were not Ideal for most drivers waiting to take qualifying runs Sunday. Although only two made the attempt to Increase the field to 29. both were successful. Steve Chassey made his way to No. 28 in Ihe field as he established a record for V-8 stock block engines with a four lap average of 204.224 mph In a March The breezes coming off Turn 3 kept speeds down after Pancho Carter set an all-time Indianapolis Motor Speedway four lap track rrcord of 212 583 Saturday with a Bulck V-6 stock block engines to grab the pole Scott Drayton, also with a March-powered Bulck engine, had the second best average o f 212.354, Including Ihe single lap record of 2 14 199 mph Alter the one-year-old track record of 210 mph by Tom Sneva was broken twice In the first four qualifying runs, exrsslvc winds and warm Irack surfaces negatrd all efforts to lower the new standard. Quicker Lendl Crushes McEnroe NEW VORK (UPI) — A year ago. John McEnroe laid down a challenge to all those who dared to tlm on the tennis court. By winning 71 of 73 matches, capturing Wimbledon and Ihe U S. Open Championships along the way. McEnroe set himself far apart from the rest of the field And at the age of 26. with his competlflre. It didn't seem likely that McEnroe would allow his game to lull apart After Ivan Lendl lost to McEnroe In the U S. Open final last September, his sixth loss of the year to his biggest rival, he accepted the challenge. He embarked on are diet and physical training program In an effort to make himself stronger and faster. "H e was putting distance between himself and everyone else when he played so well last year," Lendl said Sunday. " I knew 1 would have to work harder (oh up to him. He wasn't going to comr back." The result of the lost weight and quicker feet was highly visible Sunday when Lendl crushed McEnroe. 6-3, 6-3. In the final of the $615.000 Tournament of Champions. It was Lendl's 18th consei match victory and Ms fourth tournament succeaa In a row. The competition on the clay courts of Forest Hills was sponsored by Shcorson l-ehrnan Brothers. Pernfors Wins No, 1 Singles B A 'foN ROUGE. La. (UPI) — A strong performance by Ihe University of Georgia on the final day of the tournament enabled It to finish In a tie with Louisiana State University In the Southeastern Conference Tennis Championships. The Bulldogs and the Tigers each accumulated 25 team points In the tournament, which ended Sunday. Each produced three champions In singles. Georgia's win In doubles vaulted them into the tie as both of LSU's doubles teams were defeated. Georgia's winners Included Mikael Pernfors In No. 1 singles, George Bezecny In No. 2 singles and Troy Carter In No. 6 singles. The team of Bezecny and Carter also triumphed In No. 3 doubles. LSU got championship performances from Billy Uribe In No. 3 singles. Jeff Brown In No. 4 singles and Carlos Homedes In No. 5 singles. The Tigers had a chance to win the overall championship, but their entries In the No. 1 and No. 2 doubles matches were both defeated. Tennessee came tn third overall with 20 points, while Alabama was fourth with 14 points Florida. Kentucky. Vanderbilt. Mississippi. Mississippi State and Auburn had 1 0 .7 .7 .4 .3 and 1 points respectively. Georgia placed four learn members on Ihe 1965 All-SEC team. Including Pernfors. Bezecny, Allen Miller and Deane Frey. LSU had three players named to the All-SEC squad: Uribe. Homedes and Fernando Perez Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Woe Bowl Monday. N U / II. 1*U— 7A Renegades (2-9) Entertain Gunslingers (3-8) ORLANDO (UPI) - This Is the game USFL skeptics have been walling for. The San Antonio Gunslingers, 3*8. take a four-gam e losing streak Into Orlando Stadium Monday night for an unappetizing matchup against the 2-9 Renegades, who have dropped three straight. Only the most rabid o f football fans figure to show up apd watch the USFL's version o f the Cleveland Indians versus the Seattle Mariners. Besides their considerable woes on the Held, the Gunslingers have been suffering through an unstable financial situation and the league's Players Association has Bled a grievance against the team after several player paychecks bounced Four o f the five series o f player paychecks have cither arrived late or lacked sufficient funds. "W e're looking forward to playing them and they're looking forward to playing us." says San Antonio Coach Jim Bates, who has seen more turnovers recently than a Paris half of last wrek's 21-7 loss to Oakland, continues his year-long adherence tn the l>owrr ol poslhve thinking. Pro Football "W e 'v e got a chance to really do some good things the rest o f the year." says Corso. "W e don't need wholesale changes on this ballclub lo be competitive. Just give me a little speed in the secondary, a linebacker that can fly. a dominant pass rusher and a miming buck who can burst 70 yards. That's all I want,** Iwker "W e're making mistakes in critical situations and ihe last three weeks we've virtually handed trams touchdowns." Both teams need all the generosity they can engender. Son Antonio has the worst olfense In the league, just nudging nut the Renegades. Orlando will take the league s most porous defense Into the 8 p m EDI game while Ihe Gunslingers are quite respectable defensively. That defense has been rocked bv the trade last week of standout end Ken Gillen to Arizona. Gillen, who led the Gunslingers with four sacks, was banished reportedly for comments he made criticizing Ihe clu b's precarious paycheck situation. Orlando Coach Lee Corso. whose club had Just two ofTenslvr possessions In the second The passing aback of both clubs has been spotty due to breakdowns in protection and lack of patience at quarterback Orlando s Reggie Collier has thrown Just three TD passes In 201 attempts, with nine Interreplluns. Rick Ncuhetsel of San Antonio has ihruwn a league leading 18 Interceptions. "Offensively, they've been very similar to us m having a problem of consistently m oving ihe ball down the field." Corso says. 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The two wound up deadlocked at 12-undcr 272. three shotx In Ironl of Tom Watson, who closed with a splendid 66. and thirdround leudrr Mac O'Grudy. who likes tils privacy and maintained It Sunday by quietly lading in a Ihree-over 74 Stewart began the day three shots back o f O 'G rady and q u I v k Iy m o d e t h o s e up. Bede c ke d in red and blu e knlrkers. he fought off a charge by Walson and had al least a Iwo-shot lead throughout the back nine. The lead was at three as he stood on Ihe IHth lee Ills Ire shot on I hr |wr-4 hole, however, hooked Into u hunker, und as Strwart was wulklng up the fairway, Eastwood was run­ ning III a 45-foot birdie putt • That mruut Stewurt had to al least bogey the hole to win. but his second shot landed In a grernslde bunker, his nrxl shot sailed all the way over the green into another bunker, and he needed three shots from lhere The double bogey forced a playoff, and on the par-4 16th hole Stewart drove Into yel another bunker. 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Texas |UI'l) - Bob Eastwood and Payne Sir wart produced yel another chunk » ! evidence Sunday lo rrlnforce the belief held by all who have ever held a puller — that golf Is a crazy game. Over Ihe course of u few mlnulrs on a steamy afternoon. Sir wart went from a cerium winner to u frustrated, but philo­ sophical. runner u p In Ihe Byron Nelson G olf Classic. Eastwood, meanwhile, could only look al u first-place check for $90,000 and wonder. "W here did I his come from ?" 11 Is hardly unusual to see big leads disappear during the last nine holes of a tournament — as Curtis Strange found out at the Masters this year But lo see a three-shot lead disappear on Ihe final hole Is certainly out o f the ordinary. That Is whal happened Sun* day to Stewurt, who then com ­ pounded his woes by playing the itrsl hole of sudden death like a weekend harker. E aslw ood didn't do much heller, but the bogey he made on the first playoff hole brought him his third tour victory. 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We also make 1st and 2nd mortgage loans on Residential or Commercial Real Estate up to $100,000. Personal loans are available including Revolving Credit Line. Family Credit Services. Inc. CALL ■a* rat scon, eta. ON S.A. 434, NEAR 17 92 In Tha Fork Squara Shopping Cl/. Longwoed, F I 32760 831-3400 �Palumbo's Kick Earns 4th Place Rowe 4th, King 6th For Hawks Bjr 8am Cook Herald Sports Editor By Sun Cook Herald Sports Editor WINTER PARK - There can't be too many more punishing — or exhlleratlng — thin ({a In track than a runner's last quarter kirk In the two mile. Matt Palumbo know*. It took him 66 second* to llnd out. Palumbo. Lake Mary's senior distance ace. was lodged In seventh place with 330 yards to go Saturday night at the State 4A Track and Field Meet at Showalter Park. Seventh place, however, la no man's land at the state meet. Palumbo needed at least a sixth-place finish to realize his goal of making the all-state Iram. He would also need a strong final 330 yards to overtake Derek Tangeman'a school record of 9 33, Thirdly, he wanted to destroy his personal best of 9:44. "W e knew he had the ability to do It." said I^ike Mary coach Mark McGee. "W hen Matt Improves, he Improves In clumps. He'd been very consistent his lust four meets, running around 9 4 6 ." The clumps started coming with 220 yards to go when he pnssed one runner to moved Into sixth place. "That was all I expected." said McGee. "H e was tn pretty good shape. It didn't look like anyone would catch him ." Palumbo, though, wasn't done kicking Just yet. With 15 yards to go. he ran down Winter Park's Phil Wharton to move Into fifth plare. "T h e people In front of him were spaced Just enough that he was able to catch him ," said McGee. "It was a perfect nllgnment." Palumbo, though, still wasn’t done. Right at the finish, he oulleaned Chochlawatchee's Scott Simmons to finish fourlh. His time was 9:35,7, three seconds behind Tampa Chamberlain's Kevin Carson, who finished third. "Matt ran the fastest last lap of anybody In the r a c e . " a dde d M cG ee. " H r di dn' t br e ak Tangeman's record but hr ran his personal best and should get another shot at Tangeman's mark In the Golden South Classic In two weeks." McGee said the key to Palumbo's effort was a format which peaked the senior standout twice during the season. "T h e track season Is so long that's how you have to do It," said McGee, who devised the program. "W e had him peak at the Lyman Invltatlonu! and then brought him back up again for the slate m eet." M cGee's other entrant. Junior Ken Rohr, finished 12th In the two mile with a time of 10 04 and was eighth In the mile with a personal record 4:27. "K en (Rohr) had u good m ile," said McGee. "It's tough to double In those two events. You didn't see too many people doing II. Hr should be ready to challenge |state mile champion) Hilly Penlck next year." Hoyd Anderson's Mike LuVallc won the two mile tn 9:18. LaVullr look a 50-yard lead but wus caught by St. Pete Seminole's Nick Wolf on the next to the last lap. LaValle. a sophomore, retook the lead and held off W olf by 1.3 seconds for the win. WINTER PARK Lake Howell's Sliver Hawks sent two participants to the State 4A T r a c k and F i e l d . Me e t at Showalter Field. When thr last gun was Bred Saturday. Lake Howell came away with two all-staters. IA E v e n in g H t r b l d . S i n l o r d , F I M o n d a y , M a y 11. m l Brian King, a senior who will walk on at the University of Florida this fall, finished sixth In th e 33 0- y a r d I nt e r me di a t e hurdles with a time of 39 2. Lake Howell coach Doug Blackwell said he standout hurdler could have done better with a stronger stretch run. H*r«M St * »* The difference between first and second Above, Hialeah Miami Lakes' Michael Tlmpson soars 25-1 to win the long |ump. At right, Seminole's Leo Peterson leaps 23 3'/4 for second place. Agony And Ecstacy: Saga For Campbell# Barnett...See Tuesday's Herald Boston’s Collapsing Defense Chokes Sixers EWINO WILL BE THE CHOICE BOSTON (U P I) - The Boston Celtics were good and scared. With only one day to prepare for the Eastern Conference finals, the defen d in g w orld ch am pions r e ­ sponded with a 108-93 victory Sun­ day In Game I over the well-rested Philadelphia 7Gers. "They hud a lot of lime ofT with a chance to work on some things." said Hoston coach K.C. Jones. "W e Just went out there and played w ared." The Celtics, playing their third game In five days, used a collapsing defense and the scoring punch of their frontcourt to stop the rival Sixers and advunce their own pursuit of back-to-back NUA crowns. Kevin Met laic scored a playoff career-high 28, Robert Parish netted 26 and lairry Hlrd added 23 as the Celtics' sturtlng frontline outscored Its Sixers counterpart 77-33. Game 2 will lie played Tuesday at NBA Playoffs Boston Garden. Sixers center Moses Malone regis­ tered 19 points and 10 rebounds while forward Charles Barkley posted 10 points and 12 rebounds, but neither was effective In the final 4:39 as Boston ended the game with a 16-4 surge. Hlrd scoring eight. "T h e key Is to hit the open shots when we have them, as we did down the stretch.” said the superstar forward. "W e probably played our best basketball o f the lost month." Philadelphia (railed 71-62 midway through the third period hut rallied to lake a 77-76 advantage on Malone's Jumper at 11:20 of Ihr final quarter. Mi Hair's two free throws at 11:02 started an 8-2 run und gave Boston the lead for good. STATE TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS lltto 4A Tra c i **4 f MM M m *m u l t i •tW tol.r P*rk 1 t 1 t BOYS lltfcvr dial 1 Tlmpaon, Miami Lakat I Barnett, Seminole } Hewfclnt, Leonard 4 Reete. 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Iran i 1 Tutton, Ramet 1 Wiiliamt Palm Beach Gardena 4 Britt, Motley t Penny man. North Miami 4 Outlay. Dillard I mile I Turner, ( d White 1 Schaefer, buchheii I Semeckl. Laka Kowoll 4 johnttane Largo t Buddenhtgen. Lake Mery 4 Ourm. S»r«4Qt4.......... I Ml ‘NtMireatk I SO 4 “ tto t I K W t 14 1 144 14 t is a 14 1 t«i 111 111 111 .1 1 1 114 ,1040 i SS 4 If 1 If 4 If I M 4 ______ NEW YORK (UPI) - Now we know why Patrick Ewing spent his four seasons at Georgetown avoiding re­ porters — he was saving his voice for the New York media onslaught. The Knlcks won the first annual NBA Lottery Sunday, capturing the draft rights to college basketball's fiercest defender. Even now, report­ ers are sharpening their pencils In anticipation o f the greatest news outpouring for a New York athlete since Reggie Jackson left town. Ewing, ow ner o f an eight-foot wingspan und a aeldom-Oashfd smile to match, figures to turn the Knlcks into contenders and Madison Square Garden Into a madhouse. Minutes after NBA commissioner David Stem displayed the New York logo by opening Ihc last of seven envelopes, the Garden switchboard was alive with calls for season tickets. ... Champs Continued from 5A With Just Ihr mile relay standing between It and a stale title, Seminole held a nine-point lead. If Seminole was shut out and Miami Lakes won (he Iasi event, the Hialeah school would pull out a nne-polnl win. There would be no miracle finish at Showalter tills night, however. Four determined young men saw to that. " ] knew C liff (Campbell) wasn't going ...G irls Contlauad from 8 A easily cruised the rest o f the way, but the senior standout, running her last race, gave It 1 »r I N 1 everything she had and ran a 1 II I 56.7 split to give Seminole the 1 114 1 ns record." 1 >11 "G lenda always keeps It close at the start." Blake said "S h e's a good competitor Martin made ..4:10 1 4 10 4 It more decisive. Wc had a big 4 II 1 lead but Dorchellc and Trina still 4 II I ran great." 4 114 Like Martin. Webster also ran 4 II 4 like a veteran Saturday night. 1 1 1 Her anchor leg on the mile 111 medley relay was another o f the ... Ill h i g h l i g h t s f o r t h e L a d y ... IS I .... IS I Dylan Rowe. Lake Howell's other entrant, finished In a fourth-place tie In the pole vault. Th e Junior stlckman had won a Jump off with teammate Scott Knudsen at the region meet and Blackwell said he was happy for Rowe Just to be there "This will be a great experi­ ence for Dylan." said Blackwell. "D ylan's Just u young vaulter ' w h o should g et better this summer. He's capable of doing 13-6or 14 right now. " H e Just treats Ihc upper heights a little differently, but that's normal for any vaulter who hasn't consistently gone that high, " Rowe cleared 13 feet on his second try Saturday. He didn't miss until 13 feet which allowed him to tie (o r fou rth with Dunedin's Paul Corso. Larry Carr, from Jacksonville Wolfson, won the compel it Inn with a vault o f 15 feet. "Both King and Rowe com­ peted and placed which I’m r e a l l y h a p p y w i t h , ” sai d Blackwell. to be able to run ." owid Thompson. "I just called everybody together and said 'we have to win this for coach (Oruumanl and CIlfT.'" With senior Ken Temple subbing for Campbell, the foursome o f Brown, Temple. Thompson and Martin turned In a stellar effort. Even though Gainesville Buccholz' Tyrone Kem p caught Martin and passed him at the finish, the second place time o f 3:17.5 more than solidified the stale title. "It would have been nice to win that final event." said Thompson "Hut w r'rr the slate champs. "W e're the best team In the stale," Semlnolcs. Shelia Crawford ran thr first 220 yards In the medley and handed off to Walker for the second 220. At the end of Walker's leg. Raines and North Mi ami w e re bunched clo se together. Bass then look over for the 440 le g and she kept Seminole close, Webster went out In front o f the rest o f the Held In the first turn of her 880 anchor leg. She held onto that lead for most o f the way until Raines' anchor runner made her move on the home stretch. But Webatrr felt the pressure from behind and held o ff the Raines runner. Seminole finished with a time of 4:10.3 compared to 4:10.9 for Raines. Walker turned in a season s best time In taking third In the open quarter at 57.6. Fort Lau derdale D illa rd 's Bertha Dooley look first with an Im­ pressive 55 4, We scored In Ihc events we knew we could score In." Blake said. "W e were hoping to get a few breaks during the meet but they didn't come. Everyone did a rcpsectablc Job as far as com­ petition goes We broke more records than anybody " Wi t h Martin und Webster, along with most o f the rest of the team, coming back and some excellent talent com ing from middle school. Seminole High could be a force to reckon with In the future 4A track and field. 111 to 1 1 1 10 W 1 11 IS I 11 n 1 11 lit 11 IIS i er 1 u1 ....1:14.4 1 US I MS IN I O tM U t I ftl 4 14 r * 4f 4 40 I .... 44 > 401 440 4*0 41 4 41 f 44 4 414 44 4 Ml M trun I Martin, Sami note 1 Rarentwinter, TeraveMa 1 Kelly. Miami Palmetto 4 Oarla. Brandon > Wilder. Winter Park a Golden. Brandon Mila relay 1 Seminole I Bait. Marlin. Webttor. Walker) 1 Hemet ____ 1 Miami Norland t Dillard » Ook Ridge I North Miami I 101 I III M> IMHurdtat I Andarton. Oak Ridge 1 Hightower Event 1 Mitchell. Southrldge 4 N Spearman, Lake Kowall t Mar than $1 Pete Seminole 4 Cobb, lamp* King I McCray, Largo I Garret! Jettorton I Laa Oak Rldga 4 Par ter a. Merritt I llano I Bryant. Lake Gibaon 4 beam. Tomgo King Shot 1 McCray. Larga 2 Garrett J t Merten...... .. 1 Walker HUItborough 4 Rrent, Southrldge .. ... ft Leo. Oak Ridge 4 Crewt. Tampa king Lang lump 1. RnM Maeiay.... ....... 2 Speer Oak Rldga ) •vary. Miami Central 4 Tutton, Ralnat ft Riadet. Sunrtta Rtpar 4 SHilman Cape Coral High lump '1 Crawl. Tampa Ring t Aiftord Southrldge 1 Janet. Terry barker 4 lutewtki Large A Speer Oak Ridge ......... 4 AIRrtHgn. RWautt tu t 1:114 ....................... I 1 1 t 1 t “ Brian had an off day and he s t i l l p l a c e d s i x t h . ” sai d Blackwell, who is In his third year as Howell coach. " If he had run his fastest time 138.2), he had a chance for fourth. He had a little difficulty down the home stralghaway. "B rian w asn ’ t m issing by much but when you're going that fast, you can't miss too much." tn * 1114 ins mi 11*1 mt ns ...... 44* .. Aft 1 441 41 2ia 40 4 4 JO I* 19 AW ........||) II 21* 17 11 17 II - V...M4* 14 »4 ft# 12 ........... 42 ft! ...State pax with abo it t wo and a half laps to go but she came back to take third at 11:15.1. which shattered her own school record of 11:23. Continued from BA While Samockl has progressed excellent sophomorr season with steadily all season long, thr strong performances In the mile p rogress B ud den h agen had and two mile runs The Lady made In the past four weeks has Hawks stundout has been one of been phenomenal. Since the the most consistent distance Seminole County meet. Bud runners in the state In both cross drnhagen has dropped her time III Ihr two mile by more than 30 country und track In Ihc mile, the lead changed seconds. Buddenhagen, was assigned hands a number of times rurly with Sumockl right In the thick the eighth lane, so she was of things. Then Largo's Mylan ranked ISih or 16th going Into Mollut look over and North the race. But the blonde-hatred Miaml'a Imogenr Bowen went to senior ran a strong first 880 and that set the stage for her fifth second. Moffat went on to win with a place finish "Jill had to go out and run time of 3 03 4 but Satnocki wasn't content to stay back and where she’a never ran before." tukr third as she surged In the Gibson said. "T h e main thing last 30 yards to overtake Bowen she dtd different was she went lor second Sumockl finished out In 2:38 the first half mile and with a career best 506,0 which rume in at 5 30 In mile. That Is two seconds belter than her first 880 was the difference In previous best. Bowen finished at the whole race. She can't come on and sprint at the end. she has 506.2. In Ihr two mile. Gainesville tu go out and make thr race at Huchholi's Kathy Schaefer and the beginning." Buddehnagen had said prior to Jacksonville Ed W hite's A n ­ toinette Turner were the leaders the meet that her goals were to for most of thr race. Samockl place In the top six and to go under 11:30. If she continues go after Her goals th** way s did Saturday. Huddcnuugrn w go a long way no matter wl she chooses lodo "W h o would have thought >. would have placed In stutc I beginning of this y ea r," n Gibson. "That's Jusi/awcsor thinking about It. The beglnnl of the year shr was runnt 12 40. Last year couldn't bre 13 00 After the race (Saturd, she asked me If she could run the Golden South because s thinks she can drop another seconds," Luke Howell senior Roche Spearman had an oulslandl night tn her first slate m< appearance. Speunnan finish strong In the 330 hurdles to ta fourth place with u time o f 45 She also claimed a sixth In I 110 high hurdles at 15.0. The Lady Hawks finished wl 13 points for the meet, whl put them in a tic for ninth plat "T h a t's the most points w e‘ ever scared at s ta le ." La Howell coach Tom Hammontf said. Lake Mary finished with sev (mints which was tied for 13 place. �PEOPLE Evening H «r»ld . Santord, FI. Monday, May 13. 1 W S -IB M a il R u n n in g 100-1 F a v o r in g P a r e n t s W h o P u n is h e d S o n s DEAR A B B Y : Three cheers for the parents who made lheir sons walk in school and track la lotul hi 14 miles) for five days when the boys were suspended from tin school bus for trad behavior. A man wrote In accusing those p a ren ts o f •’ c h i l d a b u se.” Baloney! Th an k s. Abby. for saying you thought the parents I'd love to see parents ride Ihe should he cloned, not criticized. Our 13 -year o ld son was school bus with their kids Just kicked off the school bus Ibr once T h ey ’d never want m y Job. My husband rode with me three days for rough housing The streets and roads where we o n c e a n d s a i d . ’ N e v e r live are Impossible to walk on aguln—it’s suicidal!" Don't use my name. I need and there are no sldewutks. so I drove him. However, he had to i his Job DRIVEN (N U TS) IN pay me the going rale for taxi W ISCO NSIN service. He hated to part with his own money, but he had no D E A R A B B Y : T w o gold choice. You had better believe that kid medals for those parents who ne v e r r o u g h h o u s e d nn the made their kids walk to school because they caused a d is ­ school bus again. M ISSO U R I MOM turbance on the school bus As a DEAR MOM: Stay tuned for a school bus driver. I wish there were more parents like them. few words from two bus drivers: Par ent s don't rea lize howDEAR ABB Y: I applaud those parents. I drive high school, much danger Is Involved when junior high and elem entary kids misbehave on u school bus. school children. I have 72 lives I have m y back turned lo a least In my hands, and when I have to 50 children, and It's nol easy to krep looking tnm y rearview krep track of who's doing what. mirror to see which kids are One Junior high school student lipping up Ihe seats, fighting threw his metal lunch bucket at and throwing things.I can’ t drive another hoy, missed him and tilt and watch the road the way I me In the head. I was dazed and wrnt off the road, but fortu­ should. In our system, a child has to nately I was able lo recover In be ’ 'written u p" three times for time to keejj from going o ff a tuid conduct before lie Is sus- bridge! What u terrible tragedy jw tided. Most kids don't care II ihat could have been! I love rblldren. but (Ills new they’ re suspended breausr ci­ ther their parents will drive crop we have coining up Is a them, or they'll Just stay home different breed. I wish more parents would from school. tuck up the bus drivers and Dear Abby teachers. N EW H A M PS IIIPE BUS DRIVER DEAR A B B Y : You will proba­ bly gel plenty o f mail telling you how cruel you arr. so I want you to know that I'm on your side. Those parents deserve con ­ gratulations for leaching their children lo rcspcci rules and r e g u l a t i o n s a nd p eop le In authority. If we had more parents like them, we wouldn't have to build bigger prisons. SA N FRANCISCAN DEAR SA N FRANCISCAN: M y mall has tx-eu m im ing lOO-lo-l In favor o f the parents. Tomor­ row u reprimand Ironi an Illinois jisychologtst who couldn't wait lo write — so he sent me a telegram. DEAR A B B Y : Please do a good deed for the el derl y. A ound holiday times. I am frequently asked, "W here are you going for the holidays?" I am not going anywhere. I have rotten children who do not Invite me although I have been extremely good lo them. It Is rinharrasslng to have to stutter and lie. They have no reason to Is- ashamed o f me. My appear­ ance and manners are above reproach. 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COURT M’ A ’ B’ H S100 1240 l(0 L M T A M C O WORLD JW M O R K ANOUM OY ) |>9) NATURE .MON) 506 1 0 MASTiRptic* Q WORLDAT UMB (WED) 645 th eatr e 32 A i e r GRP PITH (MON. WED n« ( 0 MYSTERY) (WEOI (0N O V A (TH U F T lic Pacesetter Cloggrr*. un­ der I hr lutelage of Jacky Kgll. will tx- starling uj> a new 12week series of classes lor tjeglnnl ng cl oggers dr hui l ng this Thum tay. May tfilh at 7 j> in. The classes will meet ai the Central Florida Square Dance Center on S It 427 In Longwood. Call Ms Egli ai l>77 0 )0 8 lor drlalls. Ten students from l.akr Mary High School have hren awarded listings In the annual directory, tl'ho's Who In Music. These county young people will Join Ihe elite sector ot students chosen from more Ilian 1.300 schools In all SO slates and several forrlgn nations T h e n u i i l r s t u d e n i s so honored are: Christ tor Porter. David Jones. John Caruvrllo. Deserre Cook. Chris Jones, Ann Hardman. Greg Frnclk. Joey Ma d e s r . Gi na C a p o t e unit Dwayne tilazlna. as treasurer. TMU 0 BASEBALL (TU * FRB lamgwood's Ben|ainln Marrtson. the son o f Mr and Mrs Donald Marrtson Sr,, who wus. named the out st andi ng Student In news editorial Journalism A Mint graduate of Edgewmid High School. Benjamin Is news editor lor the "BG News", the student newsjxipcr. and has held a n I n t e r n s h i p at t h e Youngstown. Ohio "Vindicator". l.ungwnod's Sweetwater Episcopal Academy's term III H e a d m a s t e r ' s A w a r d s for sindghl A grade averages have Ix-ru presented to Brent Beane. Brad Cowherd. Ji mmy Wells. Hetty Snvffi. Caroline O’ Rourke. Cara D o zia c co , Sandra Vatbur nt *. J a n e t Chut . Do r i c W reklry. Kadi lim ning. Jullr Palmer arid Marie Edwards. Lym an High Rludenls IxMisled honors at the recent Parent* The Missing Children's O rd e r Teacherr* Or g a ni z a t i o n in Winter Springs is in need o f sponsored Student An Show at vnlunleers lo fill In many ureas Altamonte Mall. o f the facility's operation. Junior Susan Baylor received II yon ran sjtarr Ihe lime lo the J u n i o r W o m a n ' s Cl ub help ibis very worthy service Award; and so|ditnorr Kerslen organization hy manning the Fussrndorf. Juniors Dnnlnlqtir Hoi-Line phones, sjx-uklng lo Flnravailtl. Tanya Lenarlowlcz. d v ie groups lo promote com­ and Chung Na. and l.ymuti munity awareness I>f Ihr group's seniors Douglas Oswald and cause, or help In any jrhnse of Donna Dailey all copped Artist's ih r upcoming activities futr, Merit Awards "F im Furr-H5." please call al (i!J5 HELP. lit Bowling Green, Ohio 35 Bowling Green Stale University Journalism students received | r jF to y d T b t »t y * | xcholurehlpx arid awards al the annual Mass Communication Week Grove Patterson Address banquel. Among those so honored was •A/- ism in IBS MnvjtlANOO/l H u s Tl I r s ’ ,Wjl ; •QMV$00Y> 3:05 10:30 0 I 0 0 ANO 12 BUGB BUNNY ANO PRICNOB 10:00 FACTS OP U F1(R ) HOUR MAGAZINE BAUY JESOT RAPHAEL (M IS FJ.k LLEY 119) ILICTRFC COMPANY (R) 0 MAYBERRY M A 1:30 SUNNY <0PLO R CABm j (S) HEATHCFJPP 9:30 0 0 COUJMBO Cdkrmbo look* M a tna caaa N a Pdychoiogwt who uooa mind OOtWOI 10 mur Jar a bwnd |R) houywooo ano BUOB 32 h tC X L f ANO JC O U 1 1.00 93 (SB) BUU SN J THE .iM ERCAH DREAM 0 ( I) TF* AVtNGERg <L 0 2:30 iOCAPHOL fWEOF O l DREAM OP JEJLNFj* 1230 M*BB USA PAGEANT Uve oner ( I T S 000 aa - M aa m « ad MM ot MWaUSA 'MS 0 0 M OV* ' A Death In I n o “ (Perl I P S (PremwreF Cheryl Ladd. Bam U N Baaed on a true 7:35 12:20 crew harbored by the town a moat Bam One Career Arana M LaaaM . Fta N M Boa Barter and Joan van Art are Rmad By m m ut enter* Rod t N Gang and Laa a woman From SO i and m Dwmct o<I 110 JOY OP PAP(T)N0 (PRf| 7:30 3| (M l TOM AND JERRY A i wi s e s a m e s t r e e t g 0 (il MSPfCTOR GAOOrr 3 1LOVE LUCY 3 S M P A M R V A IV A M O 7:15 32 MOV* "Aaaauit On A Ouaar |t»M ) Frink Smart W na lie H MOV* 200 10 ANOTHER WORLD U ON* UPI TO UVE t (Ml AMJY ORlPPTTH H 0 ALOHA CHBLA (Wf01 I ( 0 UNDER BAA (THU) 8.35 0 K O JA X OPBIBCTV 1:30 0 ( 0 A M WEATHER Seminole County can tx- jirnud «*f Irftkc Mary Hlgli Sctitxil xcnlor Nancy Robert Grcensleln who wan onr Fryo of 141 studenis In the nation L rtiohcn ax a Presidential Scholar, Longwood s * f siiltl to be itir hlghntl honor .i Correspondent high school senior can achieve. 323 8803 Tliexe nutMandlng xcholurx arc chosen by a presidential ; coinmlssln based on academic achlevrmenl. Involvement In the Sjirlng Oaks Garden Club. community and school activity The m eeting was also the leadership. The final select limit selling lor the Insialtallon cere­ were announced Iasi week by mony of officer* lor the I9H5-HB William Benneii. Secretary ol term These new officers urc: Education. lim y Wollord. president; Pat Greenstein. son ol ihe Allen Randall A Edna O'Omnor. first Grrenslelns of Longwood. Is a und second vice presidents; Fran Nuilonal Merit Scholar, and has Murray, secreta ry; Adrienne bern accepted at tlurvurd Unt- W t IU u in s . r c n i r d m n * r c n -t a i> vrrNlly where he plans lo wiudy unit Gertrude tliltinuu will serve l a w u n d b u R ln r a w w t l t i a p o l l l l r i i l .fT(M)OOMERPVLi ffl |t0) UAO C OP PAWnNG FlEFSAXES (FRf) 7:00 Greenstein Off To D.C. As Presidential Scholar career In focus In the future. All I'res idenll.il Scholars will In* honored in Washington. D.C. In June und will receive 91.000 awards trorn Ihe Dodge Founda­ tion. 0 O AS t h e WORLD TURNS Refreshments were served at a reception following the recital. Instructors are: David Hannah, Ellene Hannah, Jim Steakley, Carl Cancel, David Edwards, Max Cobcrly and Susan Ray. In And Around Longwood 1O0 0 DAYS OP OUR LIVES O A U MY CMLORBN (SS| 0 K K VAN O YRI (10) M O W (MON. TUB. T W I 1101 OREAT RAILWAY JOUR­ NEYS OF THE WORLD (WED) i |W1 F IO R 0 A HOME OROWH i»Rn O 1l d0 MOV* O OOCW UORNiWO AMERICA (IS) FUNT STONER (t0)FARM DAY (IIIUPERPFNENOB 2 an a Great wand 0 0 M O V* Feyten Ptaca Tha Float Ganaraoew (PremwreF Doro­ thy 11Mora Barbara Perkuna Two 1TOQAY T h e students (ab o ve ) of Hannah M usic Inc., 2640 Hiawatha A v e ., Sanford, were pres ented In a spring recital at Seminole High School. Piano, d ru m s , guitar and other In stru m en tal n u m b e rs w ere p e rfo rm e d BSVtFN.1 m l k A U H 32 m o v * 5 :4 5 11:00 0 3 ) 0 3 ) 0 new s (M l BENNY HAL (to) TODAY H THE U O lB LA TURE 0 ( 1 ) MONT GALLERY 12:30 ■ ( I ) M a r c h fo r to m o r r o w T ( 3 VOUNQ AND THE REST. 1:05 (7J D EYEWITNESS OAYBREAX 0 1 10)AM WEATHER •or* KNtr THE HONCTMOONSRS’ REUMON Jack* ONaaon * lomwd by Audrey Makdo*< aa M y ramm- 5:35 10:30 32EANFOROANOBON 0 %(M|Popm Highkghtk o> tha contaranca haid m Atlanta Gao'S * kbowt "uciaar pro*. ){* ) 0 0 0 0 T lU H » iSwH***** tAM>r 0 O ABC NtWB T H * MORNMQ 10:20 Q 12:05 32 PERRY MASON { 10:00 Q M l M0EPENOENT NEWS ® II) FOLK* WOMAN d e s s news u u c N tw tg ' (M) ALICE 5 :3 0 LO aa — vtaxY m u m xm O lt lU A N N U 1 0 J9 I BAJOdR IMh-canlury ______ ( 0 THE HEART OP th e 0RA-, OONIER0 §30 S 3) rs ncw shour O (!) LAVtlMC 1 6HMXY 0 STARS (MON. THU. FM) Spring Music Recital EC O N O M Y D E N T U R E C LIN IC T h i s mo n t h s K o s e n w a ld P.T.O. meeting will lealure guest speaker. Don Ricci, county level Director of Exceptional Student Education, at the school May 15 at 7:30 p.m Mr. Ricci’s speech will ujxlate parents and teacher* mi the pilot program decentralization process for Die profoundly handi­ capped. Also on Ihe meetings agenda Is a reception lo honor teacher. Virginia Krause who |s rearing with 27 truchlng years under her bell. Hosenwald’s siall will honor Mrs Krause with a dinner on the 20th of Ihismonih. On the basis ol their high ucudemlc standing, leadership abilities, und character, four Lake Brantley High seniors have been nom inated us Fur man Scholars. Shannon Roberts. John and Joe Pledger and Amy Black were Invited last month tu Join several hundred other nmulnrcs from the Southeast In special activi­ ties at the Furman campus In Greenville. S.C. The students, planning lo at­ tend Furman University this fall arc eligible to be considered for a scholarship to the school upon admission. Upper Denture Lower Denture " 176 ** •175 ** osno otuo Same Day Service Repairs and Ralinaa GERALD W. CORUM, D.M.D. WINTER SPRINGS DENTAL CLINIC 555 Hwy. 434 Winter Springs. FL 327-1202 QUALITY FABRICS AND UPHOLSTERING. INC. SUPER SPECIAL S TO R E H O U R S t il 100 S00 BA1UR0AV too 4 00 ALL IN-STOCK FABRIC $9.99 PER YD. AND LESS I N I FARR SAN FO R D uum CORNER OF PARK A 23in ST. A covered-dish dinner was the season’s final meeting of the t FREE ESTIMATES ON UPHOLSTERINO �7 6 — E v « n m g H e r a ld , S a n fo rd . F I. legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S N A M E NOfk* '» hereby gi van lh#t | •rfl rngagrd Hi b u v tw it *t JJO N P iln tlt o A v w u t , Sanford. Saminol* Count/ Florida under the tlctitlouk name of Docs N' Shoppe. »nd trial I inland to 'aym ar la id nam# with tra C a r l ol th# C lr t u ll C o u 'l. Sammoto Count/ Florida In aciordenca with tha provlaiont ol th# F k ill >ou* Nama ilttutot. lo a ll Section 1*101 Florida Mt'utot irmlno'n l i l t Propartiat. a F tor Ida ganar#I partnership d 'O 'a Dot a N Shoppe By Ed Watch, parinar Pubiitn Ma/ a. i).» . 77, i*#t O I F 11 C IT T OF S A N FO R D , F LORIOA IN V IT A T IO N TO B IO Variad bid* will ba ratal rad in in* Cat/ Manager* offlca. CM/ Hall, Sanford. Florida lor SEW ER FO R C E M A IN M A T E R IA L S (K a ytt Indutlrlal Park I Dalallad tpacillcallont at* availatil* In IN* City Managar t oltlc*. C 1 1/ H a ll, Sanlord, Florida fha taalad bids a lll ba r* to*rad In Ih# City AAanagar t oltlc*. Room TO). City Hall. Sanlord Florida not latar than I » PM Wednesday May 7). in i Tha oaaiad b>d« will ba public I r opened latar that Mm* dal* at 7 PM In Ih* City Comm lit ion Cham b a n Room Ilf. City Hall. Sanlord. Florida Tha City ol Sanlord ratarvat tha right to accapl or r*|*cl any and all bid* In tha bait interest ot ihdCity Frank A f aiton City Managar C lTV O F S A N FO R D D A TE S t IS fl'drts It 7* Publllh May I). I**S D E F ft e n r o l S A N FO R D i i o r i o a IN V IT A T IO N TO B IO Saaiad bid* will ba racalrad In Iba City Managar't ofllca. City Hall. Sanlord. Florida lor W E L L F IE L O T E L E M E T R Y E Q U IP M E N T I Or agon Avanual Drtailad tp acillcallont art avallablt In tha City Managar'i o llu a . C ity H a ll, Sanlord. F lot Ida Tha taalad butt will ba fa c tirtd In tha City Managar'i ofllca Room TO). City Hall. Sanlord. Florida not latar than I to PM Wadnotday, May TT. IMS Tha taalad bid* will ba publicly ofianad latar that tarn* data al I P M In Ih* C ity Commlttion Cham batt. Room I l f . City Hall. Sanford. Florida Tha City ol Sanlord ratarrat Ih* right lo accapl or ro|oct any and all bid! In tha bat! Inltratl ot Hit City Iran* A Falcon City Managar C lT V O F S A N FO R D D A TE S/l/tS Hid it* IS ft Publish May 1). IMS D E F II IN T H E C I R C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C IV IL D IV IS IO N CASE NO t* l l l f CA ** B F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R TG A G E A S S O C IA TIO N , a corporation a rg a n lro d and •tilling und*t Ih* Law* *1 Iha tlniiad Mata* ol Amorlca. Plaintiff, y* RICHARD P A S H E R , a tlngl# man and I C O R U I/. Dalandants N O TIC E OF SALE Nolle a I* harafiy gtuan that pursuant lo th* Final Judgmant ol Forocloaur* and Salt dalod May 10. IMS and anlarod In th# caut* pandirtg In Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* Elghtaanlh Judicial Clicull. in and lor Samlnol* County. Florida, Clull Action No I* l l l f C A O * E . Ih* un dartlgnod Clark will loll Ih* p ra p a rly t l lu a la d In said C ounty. d**c r ibad a t lo t li t L O N G O A L E BUB DIVISION, according lo th* plat thtraol a* racoi dad In Plat Hook II. Pag* tB. o l fha Public Nacordc ol Somlnol* County, F lor Ida al public Mia lo Iha highott and ball biddar lor cash al II 00 A M on Iba *lh day ol Juno IMS. *1 Ih* Wast Front Door al Ih* Samlnol* County Court houia Sanlord. f lor id* D A TE D Ihla loth day ol May, INS ICOURT S C A LI (1AVID U HE RR IE N Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court By DianaK Oak lay Deputy Clark Publish M ar H. JO. IMS DEF tS Monday. May II. IVES legal Notice C ITV O F S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A IN V IT A T IO N TO BIO Saaiad b k h will ba racairad In Ih# Crty Managar'* oltlc*. City Hall Laniard Florida for STO R M D R A IN M A T E R IA L Dalaiiad *p*clTic*tlon* *r# •••'labi* in tha City Managar'i alb ca . C H y H a ll, Sanlord Florida Tha taalad b'd* will ba ra tt'ved in tha City Managar * oifica. Room TO). City Hall. Sanlord, Florida not talar than I » PM Wednesday May 77. INS Tha aaa'ad b'd* will b* public If Opanad latar Inal Mm* dal* a l 1 P M In in* C ifr Commlttion Chambari Room III, City Hall, Sanlord. Florida Tho City ot Sanford reserves tha right la accopl or r*|*cl any and all bid* in Iha bail mlortsl ol tho City Frank A Faiton CiIT Managar C lT V O F S A N FO R D D A TE S'l/IS B d M* IS i t Pubiiih May II. IMS DEF Tl IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION Flla Numhar *1 H i CP D in iia n Probata IN R E E S T A T E O F M ARY E M M A H ALL OaraaMd N O TIC E O F A N C ILL AR Y A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tha a d m ln iilra lio n ol Ih* •Hat* of M A R Y E M M A HALL, driaatad Fil* Numbar 1171* CP. i« pending in iba Circuit Caurl lor Samlnolo County. Florida. Probat* Divttion. Iha addrrst ol which It Samlnol* County Courthouia. North Park Ayonuo, Sanlord. F L Tha nam* *nd a d d rttt ol Iha par son* I r a p r a ta n la llv a and ol Iha partonal representatives al •ornay a rt taf lorlh baton AH In lrra tla d parson* a rt raguirad lo Ilia with Iha court. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM TH E D A T E O F THE E IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F THIS N O T IC E I I ) all claim* *g*mtl Iha atlala and 111 any obiacllan b y an Interested par ion lo whom nolle ■ wa* mailod ihai challangat Iha valid >iy ol Iha will. Iha qualification* ol Ih# partonal rapratanlallva. rrnua or |ur!tdlcllon ol Ih* court ALL C L A IM S A N D O B JE C HONS NOT SO F I L E D W ILL B (F O R E V E R B A R R E D Dal* ol th* lirtl publication ol Ihi* nolle* ol admlnlttrolion Mar I). IMS Ancillary Partonal HapraMnlallvat t%t Jama* R Hall ■*' John Alan Hall *1 * Springdale Hd . N E Atlanta. G A MM* Allornay lor Partonal Rapratanlallva '*f Doug la* Stanifrom, E squire Ol S TE N S TR O M M tIN TO S H JU L IA N C O L B E R T b W H IG H A M P A P 0 Bon 1110 Sanlord. F L 7I7J1 m o Taiophono MS/111 7STI Pubiith May I). TO. INS DEF Tl N O TIC E OF P U B L IC H IA R I N O O R IIM W O O D L A K B S PUDAM EN DM ENT A r aquas! lo me rant# Ptria l G I. Naighborhood Cammtrclal. tram I* I I H> It l* aero* and lo drersasa Parcal F I, Ratldan flat born M 10lo 1* lia c r t t Furthar datcrlbad a l 1*10 ariat locatad south and last ol Iha intar sac I ion ol Lot* Mary Boulevard and Las# (m m o Hoad In Sat lion II. Township JOS. R ang# 10E. Somlnola County, Florida ID IS T 111 Tha public hairing will b* hald by tha Samlnol# County Board ol Commission*! s on Juno t, INS at f 00 P M or as soon Ihorooltor ot possible In Room W H O ol Ih* County Strvlcot Building P trtont are ad r Isad that. II thay dat'd# lo appool any dt Os Ion mad* *1 this mealing thay will naad a record ol Ih* proceedings and, for such purpose, thay may ntad lo *ntu(* that a verbatim record of Ih* proc codings it made which rtcord include* tho lotllmony end Ovldonc* upon which th* appeal it loba bated Hoar dot County Comm its lunar * Seminole County, Florida By Robert tiu rm . Chairman Alfatl David N Bvrrlan Publish May II. IMS DEF M C lT V O F S A N FO R D . FLO R ID A I N V IT A T IO N T O B ID Saaiad bids will ba received in Ih* City Managar t attlco. CHy Mall. Sanlord, Florid* lor 'FIGURE, jm rm m M l f* » IBB IN OUR FIGHT AGAINST DEFECTS MARCH OF DIMES • tu t i u n t v SEAL TRUCK MOUNT E 0 SVSTEM Detailed tpoclllcallont art a reliable in the CHy Managers o llu a , C l l y H a ll. Sanlord Florida Tha saaiad bidt will b* r* (rived In Ih* CHy Manager I ofllca. Room 101. CHy Hall. Sanlord Florida not latar than I w PM. Waunatoar. May ll. IN I Th* taalad but" will ba I ibiitly opo. ad latar lhal tarn* dal* at 1 PM In Ih* CHy Commitslon Chambers Room Ilf.C ity H all, Sanford Florida Th* City ol Sanlord rttavvat tha right lo accapl or ruled any and all bid* in tha bast miarasl ol ihaClty Frank A Faison CHy M*n*g#r C lT V O F S A N FO R D D A TE S/B/BI B idrta IS 10 Publish M a r IE I N I DEF M Legal Notice l egal Notice^ County Court Or*ng*County. Florid* C e s t r C O t l *11 Mrd* 4 N*brask# Lumbar C * . a F lor id* coropration. Piamtilt Ja rry H List* and E ven J List*, 'ndivldually. and at Irmiaas pi I P M . Inc . a d'tsolved Florida Corporation dNs/# A ll. Orlen dont County Court Vammoi# County, f lor Ida C ater (a FT] I SPR) I T T U n lta d S ta lta Trantm ts on Systems. Inc . a foreign corporation. Plamllll d • P M . Inc . a Florida corpora hen, c/o Ja rry H Lit*#, Rail dent A gam Defendant Circuit Caurl O r a n g e C o u n t y . F lo r i d a C a t * r Cl IS I17B Andco Industrial Corporation, Plaintiff v» Ja rry L itft and I P M . Inc. Defendant N O T I C E O F S H E R I F F 'S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN that by vlrlua ol those rectain Writ* ot Elocution at stylad above and mor* particularly that certain Writ el Eracution istuad out ol and under the tael ol Ih* Circuit Court *1 Orange County. Florida, upon a final lud gam an t randorad In iha aforesaid court on Ih* Jtth day ol Jun*. A D IM*. In that certain cat* anllllad. Andco indutlrlat Corporation Plain lilt. - v t Ja r ry Litl* and I P M , Inc , Calendar! which aloratald Writ ol Eaacuhon aot delivered to mo a* Sheriff of Samlnol# County, Florida, and I have levied upon Ih* following doaenbad proparly owned by I P M , Inc , laid properly being locatod in Saminol* County, Florida, mor* particularly de ter Iliad at follow* Ofllc* Equipment Including dotkt. chairs. HI* cobmtlt. typawrllwri. small calculators and copy mac hint Hand tool* Including drill*, tenderi levels, chain saws. Shovels pot! hole diggers an* power post hoi* d'ggor. on* portable acetylene torch with gauges, hoi* and carl Various lumbar porduels Balng tiered al Dave Jonas Wrecker S e rv e r In Fern Park, Florida Complal# inventory can be viawad al th* Civil Dlvllion ol Ih* Samlnol# County Sheriff s Department and tha undersigned at Sheriff of Samlnol* County. Florida, will al II 00 A M on th* Ulh day ot May, A D INS. oiler lor M l* and M il lb Ih* highott bidder, lor catJi. tub|eel to ony and all oaltling lams, al Iha Fronl IW a tl) Door ol Iha slept ol tha Samlnol* County Court house In Sanlord, Florida. Ih* above datcrlbad R E A L pro party Thai ta>d M ia It balng made lo satisfy Iha larm t ol Mid Writ ol E soculion John E Polk. Shor III Sominol* County. Florida To ba advertised April 71. It May 0. I). with th* Ml* on May II. IMS D E E Itt N O T IC E OF SHE RIF F ‘S SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that by vlrlua ot that certain Writ ol Raacutlon istuad out ot and under tha tael at iha Clrtull C o u r t o l O ra n g e County, Florida upon a final ludgamenl rondorod In the eloreMld court i n the in n day of May. A D iota, In lhal certain rasa an tilled E Gayle Juell Plamllll. v t — David R Twylord tnd Jtan Tw ylord hi* wilt and Timothy A James and Lynn* Jam ot, h it wll# Defendant which aloroMid W ill ol Eiocu lion wot doiivortd lo me as S h erill of Somlnol* County, Florida, and I have levied upon tno following dotcilbed property owned by Dovid R Twylord, Jr and Joan C Tw ylord. said p r o p e rty b e in g locolod In Sominol* County. Florida, mart p a r t i c u l a r l y d a tc rlb a d as follows lo t t, Woudrratl, Unit t at roc or ited In Plat Bunk M al Page TJ. Public H words ol Samlnol* County. Florida Said properly it olto known ot ftSI Dockside Slroot, Winter Park Florida )U*J and iha under tignad at Shot lit ol Somlnol* County Florida will al II 00 A M on Ih* Ulh day ol May. A D IMS altar lor sal* and sail lo Ih* highott bidder, tor Cath. *ub|*ct to any and *11 oslshng loins ot Ih* Front l W ell I Door al Ih* slaps ol Ih* Sam mol* County Court house in Sanlord. Florida. Ih* above described R E A L pro parly Thai M>d Mia l| being mad* lo M lltty Ih* lei ms *1 le d Writ of Elocution John E Polk Shat ill Samlnol* County. Florida To be advertised April TJ, It. May * 11 with the m i * on May U. toil D E E ltd F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nobs* it hereby given lhal I am engaged in business al SJ0 N Palmetto * v e n n Sanlord Seminole County Florida rndar Ih* fictitious nam* ol Dock and Shop and lhal I Inland lo '• giilor said nam* with Ih* Clack Ol Ih* Circuit Court Samlnol* County Florid* m actordanc* with Iha provisions ot tho Fictitious Nemo Statutes lo w ll Sec l>on MIPS Florida Statutes Samlnolo Itla Propoibot a Florida goner* iparInortnip d b a Doc S and Shop By E d Woith. partner Publish May a. I). 10.1J. IMS DBF M NO TIC E O r P U B L IC HEARING T H E S E M IN O LE C O U N TY B O A R D O F COMMISSIONERS will hold a public hearing In Room W 110 Of Ih* Samlnol* County Services Bulldog, San lord. Florida on JU N E f. IMS A T f 00 P M or at toon thar# alter as possible lo cenwbr Iha following P U B L IC H E A R IN G FO R CHANGE OF lO N IN O R EGULATIONS 11 E D V IO A R A AND JOSE G O N Z A L E Z - S P E C IF IC A M E N D M E N T FROM G E N E R A L R U R A L TO LOW DE N S I T V R E S ID E N T IA L A N O R E I O N E FROM A I A O R IC U L T U R E TO R IAAAA S IN G L E FA M ILY RE SIDE N T I A I D I S T R I C T PZIS I M l If - The SW 'a ol NE 'a . Th* W nine rods ol Ih# SE t* of N E U o! N ly al NW toOf SE ■* Tha S E l' of NE '• ot NE •* ol W 71 aerosol in* NW '* ol N E '• Tha N ls d of W * tr o t H W '* ot NW '* of NE 'a. oil In Section 7 B 7 I S )I E . Samlnolo County. Florida I Furthar described at TB acres locatod on Iht south t'd* ot Chapmen Road, watt ot SR aid H O IS T I II ) ) M S M USSELW HITC S P E C IF IC A M E N D M EN T F R O M G E N E R A L RURAL TO M E D I U M D E N S IT Y R E S I O E N T IA L AND R EZO N C F R O M A l AO R IC U LTU R E TO R P R E S ID E N T IA L PRO F C S S IO N A L - P i l l I U l t a Parcel H A In Section J IIS 7TE, S o m in o l* County. F lo rd la I Furthar described at I ) acres located on Ih* a*it uda of County Line Drive toulh of SandLakaRoad H D IS T HI I I J E R R Y R O T - SPECIFIC A M E N D M E N T FROM M E O I U M D E N S IT Y R E S ID E N TIA L T O LO W IN T E N S IT Y COM M E R C IA L ANO R E Z O N E F R O M A 1 A G R IC U L T U R E A N O R IA SINGLE FA M ILY R E S ID E N T IA L TO O P O F F IC E D IS T R IC T PZIS I I D I I I Begin at th* SW corner ot Ih# SE G ol Sac J IIS JtE. run East **0 ft, thane* S 100 It. thane# w WO H, thane* N tM It to Ih* Point ol Beginning lying and being In Sacflon H I I S 7 T E . A N O . All lhal pari of th* SW’« ol S E 'a lying S end W o l SR AM in See T I I S I t E . Samlnolo County, Florid* I Further da scribed at 7 2 aertt locatod on Iha north tide ol Chadwick Road on Ih* toulh tidt ol SR 4M, opposite Hunt Club Blvd ) ID IS T f l) Those In altandanc* will ba heard and wrlllan comnsanti m ay ba Iliad with Iha Land M a n a g e m e n t M anager H earings m ay ba continued Irom lima lo llm# at loond n a c a tta ry Furth e r d a la llt aval labia by calling 271 11)0. E a l 441 Parsons ar* advised lhal II thay decide to appeal any da tition mad* al that* maalingt. ' hay will naad a record ol lit* p ro c e e d in g s , and lor such purpose, thay may naad lo ansur* lhal a verbatim record ol Ih* proceedings It mad* which record Includes ih* testimony and evidence upon which th* appaol It lo b* mod* Hoard ol County Commissionart Saminol* County, F lor Ida B V Horb Hardin. Dlroctor Land Managamanl Publish May I). INS DEF U IN T H E C IR C UIT COURT, B tO H TR E N TM JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE NO U llttC A * * SUN B AN K . N A a Florida Banking torpor aI ion. Plain 11It. vt Wl L LI A M IO NO ON O and M A N IA E LONDONO his wife C O L O N IA L M O R TG A G l AND IN V E S T M E N T COMPANY. BRUCE R O BER TUN O E N H IL L B RITTS, INC P L V M A R TS INC Q U A L ITY C A R P E T S AN D SM EET V IN Y L and THOMAS GUNDERM AN Defendants N O TIC E OF ACTION TO W IL L IA M LONDONO and M A R IA E LONDONO lut wil* whose Iasi known rttldanc* and mailing address It kto South Counlry Club Road Lake Mary Florida, lilt * , end whose prat ant residence and addrttl ate unknown YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D lhal an action lo loverlova a mortgage on Ih* loltowing drier bad property In Samlnolo County, F lor id* ISag.n 1*00 a) toal Was) ot th* SE cornor ol Ih* N E 'a, ol Sat I ion ) Township M South. Rang* )0 east Saminol* County, Florida: thane# run S 1 I N I taal thane* W NO tl lhanc* N is* I North lo 'a Sat Hon tin* lhanc* E to P O B has boon I Had against you and you ar a roquirod to sar v* a copy ol your wrlllan dotonsas. If any lo II on JACK T BRIDGES. L S Q U IR k ol C LE V E LE N D A B R ID G E S . Plolnblt • attorney, whose addrosi is JOS N Oak A s s n u s . Sanlord Samlnolo County. Florida mil, on or bolor* Iha alh day ol Juno IMS. and bio Ih* original with tho C tork of this Caurl itlhar bator* sar vice an Plamtitt s allornay or i m m e d i a t e l y I h a r a a lla r , otherwise a default will ba an'arad against you lor tho rail*! damondad m Ih* Com plaint O A T E O this Md day ot May, IMS W ITN E S S my hencf and saa' ol this Court on this Jnd day of M *y lags I SEAL) D A V ID N B ER R IEN ClOfk Ol th* Clrfull Court By OlanoK Oat lay Deputy C tort Publish M «y A IE JO 1/ IMS D E F >4 D oonesbury H ta m w m is t* * " j XOJfiJTy, J 0 M Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U ITC O U R T or t h g s e v e k t e e n t h JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A C IVIL DIVISION CASE NO •) j t u C A ee E euvanxeuoKi COULPi JW A T A f mitw sOMta* uf>* mmoMY, mMYimm. ICANHANCU CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611 M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION. • Corporation orgamisd and avlsfing under th* tows of th* United S'atot Plaintiff, vl , JA M E S S SALACIAKand M A R IE A SALACIAK.Nis wil* and H AM ILTO N BANK f/h. « N A TIO N A L C EN TR AL B A N K A R C H ITE C TU R A L SP EC IA LIS TS CO M PAN Y. C L IM A T E CONTROL and H IL L S ID E SOOFARMS. INC . Defendants NO TICE OF SALE Nebco Is horoby given mat pursuant to th* Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Sato an fared in th# caut* pand mg in Ih* Circuit Court of iha Savonto*nfh Judicial Circuit, in • nd far Samlnol* C o u n t y , F lo r id a C iv il A d l a n N a B) J44S CA 0* E. Ih* under tignad Ctork will sail th* properties situated In sa'd County, da scnb*d at P AR C EL NO I L d l l a . B l o c k •' B " COACM LIG M T E S T A T E S . *c cording to th* Plat thereof a* recorded in Plat Book 11. Pages M 4 11 of Ih* Public Records ol Samlnol*County. Florid* PAR CEL NO 1 Unit I, Building A and an undivided I'SO Intorrst in th* C om m on Elomonls C O A C H L IG H T E S TA TE S . S E C TIO N II, A Condominium according to Declaration ot Condominium In O llic l* i Records Book 1)77. Pag* I HO. Public Records ot Samlnol*County. Florid* P AR CEL NO 1 Unit 17, Building C and an undivided I'M Interest In th* Com m on Elements. C O A C H L IG H T E S TA TE S S E C TIO N II. a Condominium according to Doc ieranon ol Condominium In O lllc lo l Rscords Book 1777. Pag* I t * Public Records of Sominol# County. Florid* PAR CEL NO I Unit S. B UILD IN G A and an undivided I M Interest in fha C om m o n E ls m a n lt C O A C H L IG H T E S TA TE S S E C TIO N II. a Condominium according to Dactoralfon ol Condominium in O lllcta l Rscords Book 1777. Peg* IT 10 Public Records ot Somlnol* County, Florid* P AR CEL NO I Untl IS. BUILDING D and an undivided I'M interest in th# C o m m o n Elements C O A C H L IG H T E S TA TE S S E C TIO N 11. a Condominium, according to Declaration ot Condominium In O lllc la l Rscords Book 177). Pag* IfM. Public Records ol Sominol* County. Florid* PARCEL NO t Unit l«. B UILDING D and an undividad I'M Intorasl In Ih* C om m o n Elements C O A C H L IG H T E S TA TE S S E C TIO N II. a Condominium, according to Declaration ol Condominium In Official Records Book 1177, Pag# 1*30. Public Racordt ol SamInoto County. Florida PARCEL NO 7 Unit II B UILDING E and an undivided I'M intorasl in Iha C om m o n E ls m o n li C O A C H L IG H T E S TA TE S S E C TIO N II. • Condominium according to th* Declaration ot Condominium In O lllc la l Retards honk i j t j P age 1*1*. Public Records at Sam inoto County, Florida PAR CEL N O t Unit 70 B UILDING C and an undividad I'M lolorosl In tha C om m on E ls m o n li C O A C H L IG H T E S TA TE S S E C TIO N II. a Condominium, according to Declaration of Condominium In O lllc la l Records Book IJ7 I. Page tvjO Public Records of Saminol#County. Florida Together with all structures improvamanto, III lures, appli antes and appurtenance* on said land therewith at public tela to Ih* highest and bast biddar tor cash *1 II 00 a m on Iha tlh day ol June. IMS #1 Ih# Watl Fronl Door of th* Samlnol* County Court houia Sanford, Florid* D A T E D this 10th day ol AAay IMS IC O U R T SEAL) O A V ID N BER R IEN Clark ofttw Clrtull Court Sam ino la County, F tor Ida By 'S ' Cheryl R Franklin Deputy Ctork Publish AAay I) 70 IMS D E F go IN T M 6 C IR C U ITC O U R T. E IG H TE E N TH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN ANO FOR SEM INO LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA CASE NO ks ISIS CA a* o S TO C K TO N , W H A TLE Y O A V IN A COMPANY, a Florida corpora lion Plaintiff W A L TE R P RUNGE and E D IA N E RUNGE.lusrtlto. Datondanls NO TIC E OF SALE Nolle* IS haraby glean thal, pursuant la * Final Judgmant ol F oraclosurs sntorod h#r*ln. I will sail Ih* praparly situated In Saminol# County. Florida, da scribed at Lol 1 Stock S T E R L IN G OAKS, according to Ih* pial ihoroot as racordad in Plat Book 77. Pages ll tnd II ot iha public r a t a l ot Sam.nof* County. Florida •I public sal*, to the fug hast and bail biddar tor cash, al in* front anfranc a ol fh* Sammoto County Courthouse tn Sanlord. Florida bafwoan ll go A M and > 00 P M on Ih* lifts Oay of Jun# IMS IS E A L I D A V ID N BER R IEN C L E R K C I R (U I T C O U R T By 'S ’ Chary! R Franklin Deputy Clare Publish AAay I). » IMS OC F t l IS A M C P X tlF I M A &TAhiFPf ncapsaosa? meunxAKK IT. I CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 3 con$*cuti»t times 61C a ting 7 consetuti** times 52C a Km 10 cgRi*c*tiv« timet 46C j Km Contract Ratos Available 3 Lings Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday - 11:00 A.M . Saturday 13— C a r d o f T h i n k s 41— M o n g y to L e n d THANK YOU Business C a p ita l 1)0 .OM to 11,000.000 and ovo' P o Doc )4 l) Winter Pk Fla » T O Wa wish to thank you tor yeur kind and beautiful •■presscon* ot sympathy during th* lllnaes and daath of our beloved Stophama A n n a Aftectlonally known as Sincerely. Butch, Sandy. Shannon, end Stocey Wisdom Remamber Jtsut Leyvas You 1J— In M g m o r i a m 71— H t l p W a n t e d Acrylic Applicator# nsidad to apply protective coating on cart, boats and planet 1) to I I I par hour Wa train Far wort in Sanford area call Tampa I I ) MO T in Air Conditioning Mechanics Service 4 Installation Salary bated on esparienc*. plus benefits _________ m m a m ) __________ AIRLINES NON HIRING MEMO! I AM RICHARD ALLEN On* year eg* yew went away I’ll never torgal that _ Mathers Day I Sava and miss yen my Darting ten Tagsthar we'll be whan aur Task en I setts is #ena MOTHERS DAY Rasarvattonlttt. ttowsrdsttat and ground crew positions areitobf* Call 1 « l# M * « ls l tor detail* > th rt A LL T Y P E S JOBS H A R T W O RK ttOWI 23— L o st A F o u n d Last 10th St 4 Grandview are* . wtula cockattol AAay I Taam P*i m e a t* _______ L O S T - S m all w h it* s p itt Famato fags A collar Loti AAay l. Ottoan araa Raward 7730*71, days 771 kOlf. eves Lost Ostoan Fermton erne m i. •d hound, mala, *0 lbs . brown w black saddle white chast •er tattoo blue nylon collar Missing for approa 1 waaks. Fam llyptl 17M737 25— S p t d i l N o t i c e s CELEBRATE A BIRTH! © aftlce work Th* applicant should have a good working knowledge ot tha E ngllsn fan guaga. excellent typist, good personality This Is * full time position Te apply Sand re sum* to AAr Adkins, Evening Herald. TOO N French Ave . P O Boa IAST, Sanford. Fla 27777 1*17 You may alio slop In at fh# E vening Herald and fill out an application EO E C L E R IC A L / T Y P IS T Good typing general office *> par tone* Large CO Perm* nent positions Never a lee I TEMP PERM..... — 774-1344 C O M M E R C IA L D flA F TS A U M E x p e rie n c e d a rc h ite c tu ra l dratttparton with commercial background s must Eicaitont par start immediately Call Ml 7*40 Sanford are* Ablest Temp Services No toe Counter Top Fabricator Im mediate lull time openings Experienced helpful, but will train Apply If parson GCL Products. 747 Power Court. Sanford Industrial Perk Great Career! LAB O R / V - _ ) r FORCK gwiirri AAA EMPLOYMENT l i t ) S. F r io t N A yr Report ready for work al a AM *07 W 1st If Sanford )7I f)#0 Applications now being accapivd tor full time rashlar Apply In parson at Lift la Food Town Stores. 710 Lake Mary Blvd EOE Delivery/ Collector Musi have valid Fl* Drivers Lie. with good driving record No exp* rtonca necessary will train Call M l ria l_________________ A llIM B L IR t a M lltllH r a I I parmanant positions In AAod #yn Mfg Plant Strong, own transportation Permanent potit ions Never it o e ' * IBM D U P L A Y W R IT E R * L A N IE R er a W ANG AAA EMPLOYMENT TEMf PERM--------- 774-1341 Avon always hiring todies 4 man Call immediately D ) if is, m iti* Babysitting In M y Horn* Ages S 41. Hat h rt p i Ask For Lisa m 4*17 DELIVERY DRIVER Tee natch spell 1)11 S. French Av*. 323-5175 Diftiflbutor« W in fvii Form*r O sm ond h « t found • Call for info M l 99fJ DRAfTSPERSON Experie nced In mechanical drawing, capable of working with layouts, and good know! adga ol shop math Call 177 4041. Dominic______________ DRIVERS WANTED BUILDING INSPECTOR AAr Stork l visit makes tor a litotimr of minsartos. giftsH A a lll Earn giaaf gifts m AAay aves Call PLtnd* Tu p p e rw e re a r t y 11**117 C a ll Barbara 111 *<31 after a 00 a M ARY KAY C o iflA R Ticg a Ik In car* and t a tor flair C O N N ll m in e 27— N u r s o r y A C h ild C iir o Babysitting Intents to J yrs 333 41*1 Eacailtnl Child Car# AAon Frl DO • w##k. m#al included Sanlord Ar#t n 1 TOM AAottwr will c#r# tor chlldrtn in m y horn# Good nutritious snacks. Ig toncod yard 171 Summer day Camp For 1 11 yr olds Each weak Includes. Swimming, bowling, skating movies sports, arts 4 crafts and computer skills Call 111 keif tor information This it highly technical Intpec llan work in enforcing com pit anca with U S Daparlmanl el Housing and Urban Develop meni, CHy Codas, and Ordl nances pertaining to #11 areas el cent true Hon Thorough knowledge ot maosrn centtructlan and Intpoctten lechnlquet. knowledge *t standard building, etodrlcal. plumbing, mechanical, U S Ltopl el Housing 4 Urban Development, and other re feted codes and ordinances, knowledge of IN* City's toning cadet and ordinances, ability to rsad and interpret plant, blueprints, and spactflcaltont. a b ility lo o n fo rc * cadat tactfully, f irm ly , and Im partially and to cop* with estrem e cases ol hum an behavior, employees tenants end public: ability to walk sod c li m b on u n c o m p le t e d structures, scaffolding end ladders Q U A L IF IC A T IO N ! 31 — P r i v a t e In s t r u c t io n s Swimming Lessons Begin AAay 7 IMS Jackie Caoto Call m tin 3 3 -R ta l Estata Coursts Considerable experience In centlructton or a related trad* end tom* experience m cod* enforcement Possession ot a valid Florida Drivers'! License SALARY Negotiable THint us* tf getting a Reel Itttto Licansat Wa aftor Free Tuition | Call Dick or Vicki tor details an tsar h i m I n na io Rates *f Ftortda . In# 1* Years Ispartosscal legal Notice F IC Y IT IO U l N A M E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m buvnats at I VC Winchester C l Langw eod L»vunof* Cagyv. F tor da Jlllt under Iha bctltiout name ot H ALLM A R K M A R K E T IN G C O N S U LTA N T!, and that w* intend to rtgittor said name with the Clerk ol th* Circuit Court, tominel* County, Florida •n accordance with Hi* pro visions *• ih* Fictitious Nam* Statutes T e e it Section set na F ion da Statutes ItSJ ’%/ Jim Hallmark Publish April 74 4 Mae * I ). M IN I D E C III You can always find Ih* best d e a lt In fha t tealag H e r a ld ’a Classified M ilto n Read Ftl4ot't E x n f n g H arold lot Ih a bast M lacltoat. Child Care Taachers Full 4 part time position* avtilabta Preschool and after school children, and/ or child davaf epm ant p r a ta rr a d Apply Samlnol# C h ild Cora, 71* Sammoto Avenue Lk Mary M F Coll 19AM 7PM only P I Itso______________________ C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R TIS IN G Wa a rt looking tor th* right parson to fill an Important p o s i t i o n in o u r in s id e classified department The duties In c lu d e ty p in g In advertising on our computers I P W P M minimum I, selling 323-5171 sa Shopping For A New Or Used Car? A D M IN IS T R A T IV E A I1 T Must have strong toc-atarla! abilities, accounting beck ground, and must ba able to handle pressure E iceltont pay. immediate itert. perme newt opportunity Call Ml JttO today' AbSett Tam p Services No Faa CUSTOMER SERVICE REP k c ra i I M AY )]. ISO* I Sheafs A £armljr_ 3 OSS S a n k trowels L i r a k a t la r d . I tor Ida IttN II « *f • RATES 1 t i f l M ......................... 67C ■ Br b 6:30 A.M. •5:30 P.M. MONO IV thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 •Noon Evening Herald I 831-9993 f e d e r a l n a t io n a l BY GARRY TRUDEAU TH U ZXSO H tB M LAPYHCJ& TOStt ¥0U. Sh£6OT0NJ>€ 7 1 - H « l p W a n te d )7 1 hour work S u b m l t a l l R * lu m e irA p p lfca tlo n i to th* Hauling Authority at th* City ol Santord. Florida P O Box TOM Santord F L M77) M1Sor call AAr ■IlloW L. Smith or Ms Linda H W illiams al M ) JIM tor furthar Inform* lion A copy of complete job description available up an request Sanlord Auto Auction Is looking tor reliable 4 dtpandebto pa pto to work driving cars f tr u c k s t h r o u g h auction Hours Thursdays Only From II AM to * P M Applicants musl 10 yrs or older, ha vs valid Fla Driver's lleans* and mual knaw haw te arlua xiandard shin vehlcto* This a a pa-toe * tab tor mx rxlu yf parson Pay will b* S4 00 an hour Apply in parson at th* Santord Auto Auction D l l W Firs! S t , Mary as In Santord Saa John between f AM 4 1 PM. AAon Wed Earn extra cath while you open young minds World Book Chlldcrett. * leader in educ* Hen sales. It sipanding In Ihs Deltona Sanford area Cam plot# training conducted In a location near your horn* Part or full lima positions eveil ebl* E O E C a ll Dawning Bryant I SOai IBP SS7I________ Electrician musl h#vo license, tools 4 transportation Good Opportunity 777 1*01___________ E X E C U T IV E S E C R E TA R Y Front offlca, phones, filing, typing helpful Permanent posit lent Never a tael TEMP PERM_____ 774-1341 Exp in sign repair 4 mainto none* Journeyman atoefrl dan pratarrad McClard Sign C a . Santord, m T O B ID FASHION M O D U S WAIST I D Work with fashion designer and local boutiques. T V cammar dais, cola togs Full S ' pari lima All ages and *11 heights No aaparlanco nacattary 413 W a federal. State Civil lobs Now Available Call i ai* saa 1304 tor inter 14 h rt FINANCE ASSISTANT la* eaptrlsasa aatdedl AAA EMPLOYMENT M l ) B. French Av* Application and er return** will ba accepted until I ) 00 noon. AAay 17. H10 _______________ 323-5175 ★ FLOOR WAX ER ★ Cap* Canaveral F irm needs paapto who want to ba Hair own boa* .v ri train 04)0 part lima, IMP Tuft Hme M l PQ7 T* work overnight In rafsll lSore Appratlnv.*t*ly *> hours amah Sector darva *7* d l l Child Cara Weaker with docu mantod sapor tonce and rotor antas W* ara a■pending and naad dedicated peep's to add t* a u r s t a l l A c c e p tin g applications and resumes I AM to 11 AAA. M F In tor views will b* tat up tor quel ittod parsons No phono calls Gin parbraad Moua*. ISM Elm Avf Will tram paapto eartan I INSURANCE GAL AAA EMPLOYMENT M U S French Ava 323-5175 KEY P1ICM OPERATOR Super Ca Super Buts I AAA EMPLOYMENT 3)3) B- French Aue 323-5171 �71— Help Wanted 71-Help Wanted LA SOME MV Strang reliable, general laborers needed lm mediately D'ftorent locetiuts Phone and transporta/icm a must Never a toe Apply S ECR ETA R VC LER K S 10 O P E N I N G S T Y P IN G PHONES GO O D A P P E A R ANCE AND N E E O S TR A N S P O R T A T IO N C A L L B IL L RELIT SERVICES ____ m i n i LABOR F Ml General labarart needed tor steady work in the Santord 4 Deland area Call today! I I I 11 40 A b l a i l T a m p Vot-vkei Bi t w ________ U t i n l n l H i Man NiiO l O Also mechanically Inelmad partem, •or aitam bly park 4 ana parton naadad wllh minimum a*p lor lap shop Hospitalise •Ian. bonus. vocation. hall dayy Apply Formltos. Inc . Port of laniard, la k y Monroa » 11 or 1 1 ______________ Maintenance Malura parton ncadad to touch up. caulk, grout 4 da minor ropair to roomt Apply In parton M F 14AM to tl noon. Daltona inn I ealOoHono E ilt____________ Malura Individuals naadad at long farm / abort to rn for tha orderly T L C Inc M l IRQ) M alura. ratpontib'a waitress naadad Etpa rla ncad with Italian toad Apply C a rla s Italian Restaurant loot S f ranch Avenue,_____________ A voai e a it n i n o s w o w i r r O P E N TE M M ITO M IH MOW III ____ m m i t r in a tit______ Naad maiparlancad tomala or mala to laarn caramic ti la inttallatiant Hard arork. but a chanca to laarn good trada John AM THa Contractors. M l ISOS_____________________ N E E O E D IM M E D IA T E L Y O.tpatchar tor Santord can tract tabor aftlca Will train M i n w . t r m a i n ___________ KBITS WASHER Earn ( Laarnl AAA EMPLOYMENT M il 1 Franch A .a 373-5171 P EP SON N E l T R A IN E E Wilt train In all atpactt of parvonnai Rtgulrat 1 yaart ottica aiparianca. typing, in talllgant, and datira lor a ta rta r rtf 1 1 4 1 _____ Parton Far Mallat Duty Christ lljn Youth Ranch tor abutad 4 trouble thlldran tat *tev PHARM ACIST Hotpllal aiparianca pratarrad in IV A d d lllv a . U n it D o te Syttom l Apply W Volutin Memorial Hotpllal. »0I W Plymouth Avenue. D aland Fla__________________________ PHONE NORR Part lima No aiparianca nacat u r y . wilt tram Sat appoint m tn lt If dm our Long wood Ottica Starting talery tram 14 M 'h r la St SO'hr lm madiato pay rtita t tor thota who try hardar Potential 110 par hr within a wkt Call Jim Cook. 4MMJ0________________ PROOUCTKM PAINTER Start Mark Tadayl AAA EMPLOYMENT m S S . Franch A vs 323 5171 PROORAM A SSISTA N T ICFM R Eiparlancad In da cal epmanlally dl tabled 1 year Qegrea >11 m I_________ ___ ■ (C I P T f O M I t y Fro nt ottica. phonal, ttting. typing halptul Parm anant pot 11‘on 1 Never a teal TEMP PERM......... 774-1JAR SKILLED LABORERS MACHINE OPERATORS AND FOREMAN To do tolacommunlcatlant work lor m a ile r co n tra cto r Ip Southern Ban Pleata land retome to Oanaila Corpora lio n . SRt W a th b u rn Rd . AAalbourna. Fla M TU or call l o w n i m o ________________ Tlrad at Jab Hunting t C a ll F u tu re s th e y h a v e hundradt Of lob openings lor Ihote who want to work art a*® D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no at parianca nacattary Full lima Good tlarllng pay art am) G E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Graat tlarllng |ob Savaral opaningt Good pay art ano F A C T O R Y A I S E M O L T and P R O D U C TIO N W O RK - Mot I ihlttt open Good pay tcatat art ajoo IM M E D IA T E O P IN IN O S Ganaral Conttrucllon labor Good pay 4/1 4»0 TR U C K D R IV E R S Long haul Immadlatol Good driving ra card Ovar IS Sto DOO St ephens laasiaa WAREHOUSE Trklnl Be am played I AAA EMPLOYMENT MM S French Ave 373-5176 __ WORD PROCESSOR SS to SO par hour Immediate opaningt Parmanant pot' •lent Never a tea I a IBM D IS P LA Y W R IT E R a LA N IE R ar a W A N G TIMP KEIM_____ 7741341 •SALES PERSONS E X P E C T taoa A W E E K Immediate income tor career minded partont Call Florida Jab Service M l MM 73— Employment Wanted Companion aid tor tha eldkrty I will do your arrant alto Dally or weakly bet't Cal' M l OOPS 93— Rooms lor Rent Christian Aptt 4 Hemet T V . kitchen, laundry, maid. Sto wk up o n a» saaa a n salt Room lor rant for working parto n In p r iv a te hom t Kitchen privilege! wether 4 maid tarvlca tao weak M l tote __________ Room m prlv home tor ra Kontibta parton Downtown area Kitchen P rlv S/S wk metudat aMutilities H i ttoa SANTORO Furnlthed roomt by tha weak Raetonable ratot Maidtarvica Call M l aM/ 1/P M a ll Palmetto Are S A N FO R D . Raat weakly 4 Monthly ratat Util Inc alt MO Oat Adults t 441 f b » 97— Apdrtments Furnished / Rent Furn Aptt tor Samar C ltln m ]1S Palmetto Ave J Cowan No Phone Colli L o v o ly I b d rm C o m p io to privocy too wk plut SJM toe ) month loot# M l MOT or H i eta/______________________ Nicely turnlthad I bdrm opt. oil uttlttiei paid 1 block! from down town, ting let only, no poll M l W B , Move m tttogo Orange City I or 1 bdrm SIM s m Utlllllat Included Fiftt. loti. * security | X » m e a n Sanford Court Afurlmint) STUDIOS 1 RORM 1 1D RM F L E X IB L E LE A S E S Senior Clinen Dttcaunf f t — Apartments Unfurnished / Rent sus SAVE uu fftnf Now and in la y ! Till* Urn Had Special Eiw rf y EfHclent, R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H ELP ER S. CLER KS. C R T O P ER A TO R S Im m a d la la opaningt Goad pay tealat Call oro a m NOW 1 W IL D E R S - Certified Enceltonl pay tcaiat Call today a n a t _________________________ Tru c k D r lv tr D a lla a ry . Warahauta. Janitorial M utl haaa aacaltont driving record Heavy package! ta lilt Celery Printing Ca M l ISO I__________ Wanted Someone with truck ar van to dtllvar newspapers an Sunday anty Call M l IW 1 T.rad ol the header hat ? Let ut manage your rental pro pa»t>at Pretatt'onoi tow coil tarvlca M l IBM Cal' anytime United Salat Attociotat. Inc Prop Mgmt Div . ReaHer 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent 107— Mobile Homes / Rent F im iiifi )#o)M*T ut) $#mfCNriif Mini Wmhouus u t 4 u» . ................ ........m 44)0 S TO R AG E T R A IL E R S For on ill# contfrucfien, *ft w>ic# $#»♦* in fiu 3i) grp 116— Real Estate Management 117— Commercial Rentals 2Mnw I BathApartment* ONLY............ $419. 1bdrm . 1 bath kite available W ■Oacarativa Wall Covering!. Built in Beetctie . Plenty el Storage. Wathor/Oryar Haok VF. and Cerporl Waltrbadt Atcaplad 371-1911 M m M M hw 3954411 BAMBOO COVE A P T S MS E Airport Bird PMON E M l 44W. I l l 4441 EHtclency Nam S141 ma r Clfliant a CO U N TR Y S E T T IN O a Large I 4 1 bdrm Apartments Advil LehevlewFamily Poaltida Aval labia Now Open WeebenOt MASTERS COVE.... -373 7900 RIDCEW0O0 ARMS ARTS. Umitid Tim# Onlj 4 o l t f IrtlM onth! Ronl jm o Ridgewood Ave Sanford Fla CALL moo* A Office $p«c» V0 up to Wlto ft or »qm #v#t! #b<# m # R o i B riM I n#w 2 bdrm , I bain, 1374 month H Jt, or 4)3 H I# lo n d e V#n#l« wEM»d Vill«% ) H#rm 1 la m . waUttf /#* y«» N f ) 4ppll#nc#« U f » « n porctv. poof Adulft IMS mo 1710 Wcurffy D#y Ml 0940 bv# IT2 #44/ moati * to I X Saturday from i« to 1 Large a bdrm 1 bath brick hcano in Highland Park. H R to ft with dbia ca' garaga plut 14X11 patio, largo tot ■ / nice londtcoping Attumobi# r> tX mortgage with pottibio owner financing tlla.M O i n U/a LONOW OOO- 1 bdrm t bath N ow ro o t I S . 444 dow n O W N E R F IN A N C IN G NEW HOME Lovely 3 Bdrm ) b#fh with Q'##t room fir#pl#(# #«t In k it c h e n , d in in g ro o m , beeufifui wmoded lof |7g.9o0 PHONE 3734463 For quality crottmaniMp and compatitiva price! let ui price out you- new h o m e ____ Sanford Nice 1 bedroom home with living room, dining room paneled family room, laundry room workihop Call tor In formal>on M l 110* or 114 atjz U l MO or boil otter S A N F O R D Hidden Lake! I yr yevng heme w'kalar unit 1 bdrm . ) kdth kplit plan Back! v p la ( r e t n b e lt FH A ikkvm cb'i mertgege saa roo S A N F O R D Fenced ratid lot. a ix x n Well, keptic alac trie Good term ! Wallace C ro n Realty Inc U c . Real E d ilk Broker 1)1 urr, anytime________________ STEMPER O T M I B H O M II . L O t l. A C R E A O C . IN V C 1 TM E N T P R O P E R TY C ALL A N Y TIM F R E A L TO R ) ) ] m i LIS T W ITH USI NOW LEASING CALL 322-1051 Sanfocdi Sain l«id*t WE FINANCE *1 Cordoba SWR Own ff O m n ^ MOO Dwn m i A »fo c » a v o ............. n > i m T*ri FordflattonWog#n tAW firm mwi IT/a Dodge Dari No rust oicollont cowdi'tow St OW Coll BX) W/S t f F I O p a l S ta tio n W agon A M FM radio Good coredt lion M ult seh JJJ 1TM H il Pontiac Trans Am T Top loaded Reduced t h t l Couitvir Ptwtikc I t ) H it It Fwgeet Dreset Wegen Hunk goad Needs work W O M l A##h*w<#« F tr $#l# R»t»or#d by Accvr*** AppiigfHO Ro p#ff 17) *2*9 ( No Lomor>%') R»c#ndfttoE>## Ap#4!##<•« from M l W AR R AN TY B A R N E TTS C A S S ELB E R R Y m ini HALL n *1ft MK #1*1 TO ii mat im tttci H U O E I STO R Y! a Bdrm a bath. In country I Oak!, pelmi and trvit tree!) New !>t ton central koat'alr with keel pvmpt New Solar hot water hooter I Double tided brick •irtploca I t ’ X 14' icreen perch! Beautiful View I Un believable sag Sto ASSUM E NO O U A L IF V IN O I I Bdrm . |l| both, large tonetd yard! IS we dawn, u i t Me P IT H #11% Approi I I y ri Move right *"• U4 Joa R A M B LE W O O O I S TO R Y with iparbling peel I Hvge ttone tireplacel Cathedral CtllNkfil All the e itra tl Auum e no q v e llt y ln f t A im o it riewl sat.saa 323-5774 JM4 HWY It Tl LANDSTOCK BKOKINS 3153717— — ___ KnyliftiT 149— Commercial Property / Sale C O M M E R CIA L S P E C IA LIS T LAKE M AR T R E A LTY BOB B ALL.JR M l 1144 151— Investment Property / Sale C A S S ELB E R R Y I aert lonad PR I US 000 W Maliclowihl R E A L TO R M l /M l Lang wood Area a bdrm l both. MOO kq tl . datoe hod garage. IS X 11 In ground pool, toned agriculture! iR II. I ocrei M OL. to ml to Lake AAory H igh School SM 0*0 Coll 111 1104. k f l t r 1 P M or NEW SMYRNA B E A C H ACLF Retirement Home Eicellenl Income 221— Good Things to Eat U Pick P#a I it I <1 Oponlng S IT IS on J o * o l Rd off A if port Blvd S m ill Hol'd., com# o#rty ) ) ) 1T00 ))1 IAK mi«n • H IN T T O O W N • Color T V l . «9#r#oV W#%h#M Cfryyrt r#fr»^#r#Tor fr##i#r# fi^Atfurt vtd#ot#<ord#f« Sf»(i4l 1%f f#nf t#t Alt#<f%#ftv# TV A Ap#l Rentals Xwyrct Shepptn# Crnfvr 223— Miscellaneous Can We Talkt! For Sale /• Dodg# ) H M«n< Moh>f Mgm> SJ 999 or dool A t90 2 vtdoo oquipm#n» ptoett and So#r« » l M0# • R E N T TO O W N • Color TV » . l»»r#QV dfyff%. r#fr<9#r#tor, fr#«f#rt furiMfurt, vridoo r#<ord#r% $p»C f#l 1*9 «r#*fe | r#nf |4 Of) At1#4niHvt TV 1 Ap#| R»nt«l% I i rr*'i IhopfMinfi C*nl#f i n moo U%#0W#ih#r| P i r l t l W r v u t f#r K rn m irtt 11) 0497 MOONEY A P P LIA N C ES •ifctrlc l*wnmoorot 1)1 540) Montgomory Ware) mapl# con 90k# | frock. t»#roo f #d*o 140 M © n i g . © m o r y ' W * r dl Campoctor Bufchar (Hock top 190 3230097 Piano Lester good condition. AthlngMOO 1)2*411 ___ R#b*m K IR B Y t i l l 90 A 09 O w irin tH d Kirby Co M4 W U f S' 111 9440 fatolUt# TV iy tlo m i Complofo All you n#od I0OS Financing No monoy down 91 )M 00Un»vof##l 111 57*4 Soar* 10 ipood iJAo. HAo now Rid'lng, SiMppor lawn mowtr, o«d boI good motor 212 2M2 fnephoAo ant waring machino 9>00 Tow bar. fill oil car* IU 9 >2)2)90 Walk b th ln d to n c ’ t l* taw t oner#io fin**h machino, lOCC Honda motorcydo 111 9»)• s g#« firod groonhou>o h##7#f» 990 #4Kh 1 190 gal tiborgift* tank 9100 2 groanhouta fan* 915 »ach. 40 X 1*0 ft itool plpo from# groonhouta Call 111 11*4 altar f PM or weNfkondt WILSON MAIE* FURNITURE >M>H1. lot ST 11,000 ft TO S<dn hfcr in son #<r cond A ) yr* #id R H E E M S 3 9#I hof«#7#f h os tf W) ) T20 1B3— Television / Radio / Stereo COLOR TE L E V IS IO N R C A ) ) ’* (#l#r con#ol# 7fi#vi%ion Orlfln#l prlc# or#r SAX' b#i#nc# du# 1)44 C ltfi Of *•*# Ortr p#ym#nf% of I I I month NO M ONF V DOWN SNII >h worronff Fro# horn# •fUl. no obligation C#M U2 ST94d#vornighf 191— Building Materials 229— Aviation Cobf 4 U llra llg h f Plano In ttrumont* brakot. A ballilic par »chu*o #4 000 3)1 0791 Big pari Hmo incomol! Major »1t*l building company || tooling « part flmo d##1#r in your ar04 I© voll Our pr# onginoarod 9»##l buildings and rtt4fod producfl Rffundablo dopoiil roquirtd Call Bob Crtndail af 1 *00 #24 ITf4 lor doUHt Comm MM 7R Lincoln Mail V ill options Oklro cloon ))> alj* to Hondo Prelude Uht Courr.cy Pontiac >1)11)1 to SuOuru Station Wagon Llkg now U TTt Ctuctesy Pontiac M llttt TO Graad Pr > No money down Sleet Ceurtecy Pontiac 111 11)1 •0 Mustang IJTTt Loaded Ceurtety Pontiac M l H it IIC ouga r * 4 ) Reduced la w ) Ceurtety Pontiec 11)1111 B1 Citation, a door. auto. 4 c y l . power air, till cruise low milage sakOO Coil M l )to l I t Pontiac F loro Sports Coupe Reduced llts t Ceurtkty Pentiac )M 11)1 44 Pontiac Sunbird No money down U TTt Ceurtety Pentiac...........M l l i l t kl Coa» ,!. I , rrl’i' '1 Unbelievably priced Lust Caul tytv Pontiec M l >1)1 235-Trucks/ Buses / Vans !«4# OcKlga Pick Up Now mo lor br #k#% fir*« to% r t t h r t d 11000or t>#si ottor 1J.’ 1179 n M rida Pick Up 4 i f i t Runt, look* good 94t9 firm 122 49#2 ’ j 7 or tl t 1 00 Pub l Jp Acyl Sfarsdanl 9400 Down CA L L #©9 0900 17 M A IO A 9 V P EE O B12M D ll 5 » L A IR . C R U III C O N T . T I N T E D O lA V V . TO P P E R CB P l U t RADIO N EW T IR E S EX COND. 9490# C A LL I D #149 231-Cars '84 M a id *. 5speed, an Bid Credit? No Citdit? Wt fINKNCE la Pinto M Cutlass 211— Antiques / Collectables U U Dwn tiOOOwn / 000 ml 1U00 Coll M l /to) 14 Nittan 4 X 4 . rsoodt bumpor A wirnHMotd 11000 A tak# ©v#r paymofit* aftor 4 12) f i l l . botorO 4, i n 0474 WAXLONAt KUTO SALES 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers 1 1 2 ° 6 . Vbr 1b t 4 3 7 1 4 9 7 5 >*)4 Medal A Ford 2 door *adan plut oitra pari* No lift# #4000 22! 0041 * DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ 213— Auctions Mwy 92 DoffOOl Boacfl # o o a o HeMt 41 a #' o a # Oe.chtide Realty. R E A LTO R S 104 4)7 t i l l O pen /da vit AU C TIO N l V ER V FR I N IG H T Every Wed Nile e l/ M PM L & E AUCTION 153— AcreageLots/ Sale 100 Van Nr© Av* C O N V IO N M fN U W ELCO M E f * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell I * 12000 dwn 1)47 mo 5 acr#% 1J0 ft p 4 v o d rd fro n fa g # hornotitwlno mobiloii 221 9040 *11 Botck Electro- Full power coldotr t i too M l M*0 'I k G r o n o d k O h io G ood economy transportation l *00 □edge Baortsmon Mater Heme A I shape Must sell SO ICO. firm Attor*. M l M M 243-Junk Cars PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION For martdetails I 904 29) t i l l Oofcary Auto A Manes# V#l#t Acroi* IB# floor, ftp of htll 174 Mwy 12 03 D#fearr *44 1944 1134513 I OR r t T A T f Com m ercial or Residential Auction! A Appvolialt Call Dell k A uctio n )}) S k » REALTY-REALTOR ANY JU N X C A R S # TRUCKS Beughl Frem IIT tie A mere C e lt ))) m a m n il TOP Dollar P *«) lor Junk A Uted cers.trucktBheery equipment >11 WS0 WE P AY TO P D O LLA R FOR JU NK CARS AN O TRUCKS C R S A U T O P A R T I jstatot CONSULT OUR W E LIS T AND SELL M O R E HOM ES THAN A N Y O N E IN NO R TH S E M IN O L E C O U N TY AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB A D O R A B L E ! a Bdrm I Both home with Split Bdrm plan, antra largo m elton Bdrm.. control aw/heal I VSI SOO To List Your Business... W AR M U P I 1 Bdrm I Both heme with Spirt Bdrm plan, la r g e ll v l a g ro a m w lik fireplace, cathedral colling I Dial 322-2611 or 8 3 1 -9 99 3 141— Homes For Sale 1bdrm , I ly both, family room, tc n c o d y o r d E ilr a k A iiu m e b le * to percent mortgage E IC cond IS! M0 Call eve! ar waakandk M l mi________________ U c Neal latato beaker M UST S IL L under FMA ap praital. vacant 1 bdrm I bam New kitchen, bath 4 reek, lanced back, carparl A real dot thoute i n no SAN FO R D 1 M l acre!, cleared 4 g r a il A iiu m o mortgage1 A ik mg US 000 1 hdrwi 1 hath completely ro furbiihod. nice u lo b liih o d neighborhood Walk to thap ping Owner win help U 4 MB a i t IN O E L T O N A a a a a a H O M ES FO R R E N T a a a a t > » 1414 a I bdrm.. I bant B R A N D NEW 1 bdrm cement block homo, cant h aat/oir Ready to move m Drive by 40a Lac vet 4 buy tor only 441 MR Hurry I LANDS10CX BROKERS 3453717______ .... AjijIirw C O U N T R Y H ID E A W A Y Log houk* on opproilm atoly 4 freed acre! 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Therefore, they can often eat milk products In which the lactose has been degraded. Your son may be able to eat yogurt and lactose-free milk. If that Is not possible, you can provide the non-milk calcium he needs by using calcium pills. There are a number of chewable brands made for children. DEAR DR. G O TT - l am 78 and In good health except for one thing. I do not have a cold, but I cough a lot. I have sneezing spells and my nose runs. DEAR READER - If your roughing Is not due to lung or heart disease, you probably have an Inhalatlonal allergy. Simply stated, you are breathing In some substance that Is Irritating your nose and throat. Tobacco smoke, fumes and vapors are obvious causes of this condition, bul some people can react to unlikely things such as feathers, the fecal matter of dust mites, animal hair and material used for clothing. 1 suggest that you sec an allergist who can help you Iden­ tify the factors causing your excess mucus secretions. If the factors are unavoidable, you may be helped by desensltlzalion Injections. DEAR DR. G O TT - For the last year I have suffered from bursitis. What can I do to get rid of the pain and the burning In my left hip and leg'? I have used Ice and a heat massage. DEAR READER - Most Joints In the body are lined by a thin by Howl* Schneider but tough membrane called a bursa. This sac holds In the fluid T H E P 0 O G U -M S A R L S T IL L that lubricates the Joints. Some­ times the bursa becomes In­ T H E .R t.E U T l\ t E £ £ M O ) T darned. und bursitis results. An­ FR O M TH E B U D G ET, t i - I nf l ammat or y m ed ica tion , heat and rest are usually suffi­ EEK & MEEK A N D A P t * r< X ) A H A P P IL Y LET M A R R IL D M W O .n a O b T D M L ? M V P U T IT T H I ! ) W A Y . M A R R IA G E ! 5 cient treatments. Occasionally, doctors have to Inject tndamed bursas with a combination of novocalne and cortisone. 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A spade was played to the queen A declarer has to remember that In dummy and a heart back to tables o f probability of distribu­ the king. P G IL P i N G The contract was sale, hut a tion do not apply when one H O l> S E . . G O I'LL decision needed to be made for defender Is known to have a long N E E D IT A the ovrrtrlrk. Normally when L O N G T IM E / s till. declarer Is missing four cards After North had responded one Including the queen, the best no-trump to South s one-spade chance according to probability opening. East Jumped to three tables Is tnpluy for the drop. diamonds — a pre-emptive bid In When East Is known to have his m ethods. Al t ho ug h the great length In the diamond suit, strength o f the South hand i he rigid play changes. Declarer would not ordinarily Justify his led (tic heart Jack and In It ride lumping to three hearts over one When East showed out. 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ARIES (March 21 April 191 Put your faith In one who has proven loyal In you previously, nol In .in Individual who you hope may be able lo do som e­ thing for you In Die future � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 13, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 13, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 13, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1734bd9d5d080d00f62086c389bcbd8d.pdf 3a5c640ff44668ded2ee32829d7c9a06 PDF Text Text Harriett Aims To Reshuffle Police Chain Of Command B y R ic k B ro n to n H era ld S ta ff W riter Acting Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett plana to reorganize the police department, consolidat­ ing its operations Into two divisions, which he says will Improve service to the community. Harriett, one ot the 10 final applicants for the ch iefs post, said the plan Is subject to the approval o f the city commission, which Is scheduled to take up the Issue at today's 7 p m. meeting at city hall. The plan calls for all police operations to be divided Into two divisions — enforcement opera­ tions and support services. Harriett said. Under enforcement operations, will fall traffic, patrol and Investigations and under support services 'I don’t know how the next guy may look ot it. I really don’t care. It's the best way to do it.' - S t e v e H a rrie tt will be administration, community relations and training. Of the department's 68 employees. 51 would be In enforcement and 17 In support. Harnett said. Harnett's plan also Includes putting a captain over each of the two divisions — Capt. Charles Fagan. In charge of enforcement, and Capt. Herb Shea, over suppon services. Both would answer directly to him. The plan eliminates the position of assistant chief, a post formerly held by Shea. Fagan, on assignment with the Drug Enforce­ ment Administration office In Orlando. Is sched­ uled to take his new post June 17. Harriett said the plan would establish clearer lines of authority and make each section more responsible and accountable. "It's time to streamline II; to make It more efficient." Harriett said. Under the old plan, each of the sections — from records to Investigations to Neighborhood Watch coordination — answered to the assistant chief or the chief. Harriett said. "T h e assistant chief floated beneath the chief." he said “ It just wasn't good police administra­ tion." 1 i The two Innocent verdicts come three years after the suave defendant was convicted of Identical charges of trying to take hls w ife's life In 1979 and 1980 so he could marry hia former mistress and Inherit a portion o f hls wife's $75 million utilities fortune. As von Bulow waited for the Jury to come In. he sat at the defense table fiddling with the knot on hls blue tie, smiling and whispering with defense lawyer Thomas Pucclo. When the Jury filed tn. the members did not look at von Bulow aa they crossed the court­ room to their seats. None o f Mrs. von Bulow's three children were In the courtroom. In addition to the reshuffling. Harriett said he Is requesting four more patrol officers In next year's budget. As Sanford grows. Harriett said, so docs the opportunity for crime. Each new home or convenience store becomes a potential target for a criminal, he said, so more officers are needed Budget hearings are expected to start In July. Home Schools Bill Leaves Officials Wary Von Bulow Acquitted PROVIDENCE. R.l. (UPII — Danish Jet-setter Claus von Bulow was ac­ quitted today In a high society retrial of two charges of trying to murder hls utilities heiress wife with Insulin Injec­ tions. Von Bulow. whose earlier conviction for trying to kill Martha "Sunny" von Bulow was overturned on appeal, reacted to the Innocent verdicts by dropping hls head on to hls hands at the defendant's table. The courtroom burst Into applause and von Bulow lifted hls head, sm iling while hls girlfriend cried Von Bulow later joined her In tears. Mrs. von Bulow, who prosecutors claimed von Bulow tried to murder for her fortune and the chance to marry girlfriend Alexandra Isles, remains In an Irreversible coma In a New York hospital. The verdict was announced at 11:23 a m. to a packed courtroom after more than 12 hours o f deliberations over a four-day period. Von Bulow'a face, frozen In the same position for several minutes, relaxed when the foreman read the not guilty verdict on the first count. "A Judgment of acquittal will be entered on both counts." Superior Court Judge Cortnne Orande told the court. "T h e defendant will be released on hls own recognisance." Von Bulow turned In hls chair and shook hands with members o f hls defense team. He mouthed a silent "thank you" to Alan Dershowltz. the Harvard Law School professor who led hls successful appeal on the 1982 convictions that were overturned on constitutional grounds Von Bulow blinked repeatedly and walked out of the courtroom to an ante-room with hls current girlfriend. Andrea Reynolds, a twice-divorced New Yorker. . Von Bulow's daughter Coslma. 18. was not In the courtroom although she had walled with her father all weekend during deliberations. As von Bulow left the courtroom. Mrs. Reynolds asked him. "Darling, may I come with you?" Von Bulow kissed her on the cheek and said. "M y daughter comes first." Reynolds burst Into tears during the restrained applause and cheers that greeted the verdict. As the Jury filed out of the courtroom, Mr*. Reynolds dashed forward and gave von Bulow a hug and a squeeze, and he kissed her on the cheek H arriett, a favorite o f at least two city commissioners, said he was not being premature In reorganizing the departm ent before the commission picks a permanent chief, which Is expected later this month. "T h is Is something I feel needs to be done. I don't know how the next guy may look at It. I really don't care. It's the best way to do It." Harriett said. Shaking On It Graduating sen ior Fran Tosh in Gordon shakes hands with Lake M ary High School Principal Don Reynolds as he presents her with her diploma during the school's graduation ceremonies Saturday. Gordon was one of 4*9 seniors from Lake M a ry High graduating Saturday. "W e started and finished In on* hour with no fatalities," Reynold's said, referring to the heat. Graduation also went smoothly for 330 seniors at Seminole High. or because the child doesn't want to go B y Donna Estes H era ld S t a ff W riter to school and "w ill hide under the guise A bill validating the existence of of home school." Bowers, who testified against the home schools, under certain condi­ tions. was pasaed In the 1985 session of leg is la tio n b e fo r e co m m ittees In the Florida Legislature to the con­ Tallahassee, said he Is on a waiting list sternation of a school officials here and for a copy of the bill. " I want to read the bill." hr said, under threat of veto by Gov. Bob emphaslrlng the public school system Graham. Sen. Richard Langley, R-Clermont doesn't want the job of monitoring and a member of Seminole County's home schools The bill requires parents teaching a Legislative delegation, said the bill recognizes the existence of home child ut home keep a portfolio of the schools and provides' a legal way for child's work and the textbooks used. those schools to comply with the state's The home school. Langley said, would be subject to a demand from the local compulsory school attendance laws Langley also said the bill allows home school superintendent. If he finds that a school ch ild ren to lake standard farce Is being committed, that the child placement tests snd to have their work go to public schools. " I feel this should be a parent's right. certified by a teacher or the state Department o f Education or to work out Moat have the home schools for re­ any other reasonable arrangement. ligious purposes." lamglry said, adding But. Ivan B ow ers. Instructional the bill Is written so that It can't be co ord in a to r fo r S em in ole C ou n ty taken advantage of. "T h e children can't schools, aald while the majority of be working In the celery field Instead of parents who attempt to run home studying." schools are sincere, honest, serious and School Board attorney Ned Julian Jr. 100 percent fo r benefit o f th eir auld he has had three cases In the children, there ore those few. "to o Seminole County courts over the past many." who will exploit the attendance year concerning school truancy, all law to keep children home to baby-alt. Bee SCHOOLS, page BA Chemical Tanker Explodes In Train Derailment PINE BLUFF. BLUFF. Ark. Ark. (UPII (UPII — - A A chemlcheml PINE cal tanker of a derailed freight train exploded today and sent a "giant fireball" 11.000 fret high, but caused no Injuries at a site where 2.000 people were evacuated earlier, officials said. Gary Talley o f the Arkansas De­ partment of Emergency Services said the 7 a m. explosions rocked a residen­ tial area In the southwestern part of the central Arkansas city. city *'We think It was only one car." he aald. "It shot flames 11.000 feel Into the air." Talley said four o f the tankers had !>ern burning since about 20 cars of a Cotton Belt freight train jumped the track about 1:30 p.m. Sunday. No one was Injured, and the cause o f the derailm derailmen ent t wwas as not not Im Immmedtatelv ed ia tely known. “ We had evacuated everyone within a mile radius of the she" before the exploaion took place today," Talley said. He said about 2.000 people were moved from their homes and taken to Watson Chapel High School. " It was a glam fireball." he said. "W e had restricted airspace over the site to 5.000 « » i ihm< 5.000 feel. feet. It's It's aaogood thing no plan* were In the area." Talley said firefighters were at standing clear o f the fire because of t) potential for more explosions "This Is a chemical train." he sal "It would lake out anyone In the are* If It exploded. "Because of the dange you con i do anything." • a t T A N K K R . paga SA Firefighters Contain North Florida Blaze Classrooms To Go W orkers a re puttin g the finishing touches on the roof o f o n e o f 50 p o r t a b l e classrooms to be built this summer and delivered to sch o o ls th r o u g h o u t the county. The Seminole County School Board has authorized th e c o n s t r u c t io n of 50 portables at a cost of St million to help house 3,000 new students expected In the fa ll. The classroom s are scheduled to be delivered to schools starting Monday. MADISON. Fla |UPI) - Flrefighler* slopped a huge blaze that has eaten through thousands of acres of tlmberland from creeping toward scattered rural homes, using tractors and bull­ dozers to scoop up dirt and strengthen fire lines. Paul Wills, a state Forestry Division spokesman, said the 26.500-acre fire had not spread Sunday afternoon and that officials were confident the 300 firefighters battling the blaze would be able to keep It within boundaries. He said firefighters would widen lines around the oval blaze by surrounding It with din and cutting and burning away brush near the edges o f the fire. Baa paga SA Hwstt rtaWbr OkfcwV TraaH m i, 'You Think The Manson Family Was Scary?' Search For Victims Continues In Bizarre Murders WILSEYV1LLE. Calif. (UP!) Two men "livin g out fantasies of war and sexual dominance" at (heir backwoods cabin may have kidnapped aa many aa 25 people who were killed In a sex-torture chamber or hunted down like animals, authorities say. "You think the Manson family was scary?" an Investigator told the San Francisco Examiner. "Y o u think M anson was a monster? "Wait until we get this all together." he said o f evidence against two suspects in the case, one who committed suicide and the other a fugitive who has vowed not to be taken alive. "Manson Is going to look like someone who organized school picnics." \ A "horror film " videotape of the sex-torture of a handcuffed mother pleading for the return of her young child was found at the site, and some victims were set loose and hunted like animals, the newspaper, quoting police sources, reported Sunday. Deputies searching the remote property 125 miles northeast of San Francisco found the dis­ m em bered. partially d e co m ­ posed bodies of a man and a woman and the teeth and bones o f a child last week. Digging continued during the weekend and "could go on for weeks." one deputy said Authorities aald as many aa 25 men. women and children may have been abducted during the past three years and taken to the remote 2-acre property contain­ the Sierra N evad a foothills, ing a home and a small cinder- known as the California Gold block building hiding a sex- Country from the days of the torture chamber. 1849 gold rush " A number o f people who were The house and property are in contact with (the suspects) arc ownc’d by the form er wife of one missing." San Francisco Police of the suspects. Leonard Lake. Chief Cornelius Murphy said 30. who was arrested near San Sunday. "O n the outside, w e're Francisco as the result of a looking at about 25 people." shoplifting Incident June 2 and Additional bodies could be swallowed a cyanide capsule found at another burial site during police Interrogation. He distant from " the foothill pro­ died four days later. perty. police sources told the The cinder-block building adnewspaper )oinlng the house contained the The killers were "living out sex-torture chamber with two fantasies o f war and sexual beds, bondage devices and a dominance." the Examiner said, t w o - w a y m i r r o r to a llo w quoting source* close to the \ v idcutaping o f victim s being case. tortured, the Examiner said. \ The heavily wooded property One videotape found on the Is near the town of Wllaeyvtlle In property showed Lake and the i other suspect, fugitive Charles Ng. 24. tearing at the clothes of a woman handcuffed to a chair aa •he begged them to return her child, the paper said. "It's like a horror film ." said S h e r i f f C la u d B a l l a r d o f C alaveraa County. "V ic io u s , vicious, vicious." Ng. who was with Lake during the shoplifting incident but fled before police arrived, "has made statements that he will not be tak en a liv e . " M urphy said. Police declined to discuss the search for Ng. Police confirmed they found a diary kept by Lake, detailing what he and Ng had done. The diary Indicated Lake may have been kidnapping people for the last three years. TODAY Action Reports ...............3A Bridge................. Calendar Classifieds.......... Comics................ Crossword........... Dear Abby.......... Deaths................. Dr. Gott............... Editorial.............. ...........4A Florida .' ........... Hospital............... Nation................. People................. Sports.................. Television........... Weather.............. ........... SA World................. Vns/tf # ' . . Another American kid­ napped In Beirut, p.2A. + t i �JA— I v t f l ln f Harald. Santord, FI. M onday, Jtme I t . 1WS IJ.Ss To Com ply With SALT 2 NATION Position Could C hange It Soviets C ontinue To C h eat IN BRIEF Tax Reform Draw t Support, But Problems Cropping Up WASHINGTON (UPI| — Congress kicks tax reform Into high gear this week as the Senate Joins the House In weighing President Reagan's plan, amid early signs of enthusla /n for the Idea but a stream of problems that could spell trouble. As It plunged head first Into hearings that are expected lo extend for months. Ihe House Ways and Means Committee last week heard u varied hosl of witnesses mightily praise the concept of tax reform. Hut along wllh the kind words came questions about the fairness o f Reagan's details. There were hints lhat one of Ihe biggest battles will Involve attempts by Democrats to lake away some of Ihe breaks large led for business and Ihe wealthy and pump that money towaid the middle class and working poor. That will be no easy task, as evidenced by the testimony of several corproate chief excecuttves. generally viewed as some of the biggest winners under Reagans plan. While Ihey agreed they liked the president's Idea, Ihe business leaders urged alterations lhal would make reform even more luciatlve for them. Korean Massacre Probed WEST HAVEN. Conn. IUI’1) — The Army Is Investigating a veteran's clulm lhat he and his brother got drunk and massacred 13 Korean civilians In 1951 by hurling grenades Into a hut near the 38lh Parallel, a published report says. The New Haven Register said Sunday that David J. Filch. 51. told the Veterans Administration’s Hoard of Review In Washington of ihe Incident as he appealed a denial o f benefits as a disabled veteran In December 1984. The VA reportedly has ordered a series of evaluations as It consld^.s Pilch's claim that the Arm y's Indoctrination ted him to become an alcoholic and ultimately caused his hypoglycemia, muscle spasms, nerve disease, hernia, migraines, blindness, back puln and mental upheaval. Donna Laurtrllo of Ihe Arm y's Criminal Investigations Division In Washington said Arm y officials were In­ vestigating Fitch's claims. The VA's regional office In Hartford would not discuss Ihe case because Ihe Privacy Acl prohibits Ihe government from releasing confidential Information about an Individu­ al. Fourth Septuplet Dies ORANGE. Calif. |tJPI| — Patll Frustacl, grieving over the death of the fourlh of her liny sepiuplets. says "Il's hard (hot she's gone, but we're not going to lose any more children." Honnle Marie. Ihe wcakrst o f the four surviving septuplets born May 21. lost her bailie against lung disease Sunday and died In her mother s amts an hour and a half after doctors removed her from life sup]>ort systems. The remaining septuplets — Iwo boys and a girl — all are expected to live. Doctors said they were Improving, allhough still listed In critical but stable condition. Refugees Land On Coast Near Police Station GOLDEN BEACH IUPI) - Police rounded up 13 Illegal aliens from Uangladesh and Sri tainku who beached their 24-fuot rnolorbo.it In a small Dade County town, and thr refugees were sent to a federul detention center. Four of the men were walking In front ol the Golden Heach police station's windows, which overlook the beach, when an officer spotted them around 0 a m . Sunday. George Wuldroup. assistant director of the Miami oilier of thr Immigration and NulurulDutlou Service, said the 11 Bangladeshis and two Sri Lankans were to go to the Krornc Avenue detention camp Sunday after questioning. Il is hrllrvrd the Nutt came trom Hie Bahamas Waldruup suit! he did not know whether Its owner captained the vessel and escaped capture or whether one of the refugees piloted Ihe craft. During the last two years, several Imatloads ot Illegal aliens from Halil, Jamaica and Bangladesh have beached at the small residential town Just south of the Broward County line. Nude Sunbathers Intimidated 1ITUSVILLE |UPI| — Fewer bathers have been shedding their clothes at I'layallnda Heach In light o f threats of arrest by local police, but for those who continue lo go nude, a watch ptugrum has been set up. Urevard County Sheriff Jake Miller threatened last week to begin enforcing Ihe state's anti-nudity laws by sending deputies to make arrests on an unannounced day. Only a third of the usual weekend crowd showed up Saturday. Uut for those who refuse to cover themselves, a spokesman for a nudists group says a sentry would be posted at a crossover point on the beach. If deputies arrive, nudists will gel dressed until they leave, he said. About 200 people appeared Saturday lo bare themselves In the sun at Playallnda Heach. Just north of the Kennedy Spare Center and one of Ihe state's few nude sunbathing spots. Miller had warned Thursday lhat deputies would show up on Ihe beach some morning with signs prohibiting nudity. He said they would warn people to gel dressed and Ihusr who refused would be cited for disorderly conduct. HOSPITAL NOTES *M>I| Hawfhl. Dalton* »D Chanay. laka Mary MKHARSM Fay* I AnOwtl M a r t i Dk W TW tu M D un Mm MSHW Ls m u s Rica. DaRary Fra/vn M M«nl*y. 0*<tana Chart** I Mass*. OaOanS Mndal Saadm. Oanata Man** l H ufuiar anJLatry f t rl. t—S*« ADMIIIIONI JahnL LmMUS LwMar I t*>HM OtICHARSH SarahM Sau UnMH Mnrihall I VnU MMm Secretary Caspar Weinberger arguing that thr 6-year-old treaty, which limits Ihe superpower nuclear arsenal and develop­ ment of new weaponry, should be aban­ doned because of Soviet violations But the president also was advised by Secretary of Stale George Shultz lhal ihe United Slates should continue to comply with the accord within Ihe weapons limits and. at the same time, continue a military buildup. Aides Indicated Reagan ordered national security adviser Robert McFarlane lo pre­ pare docmenls staling that Ihr United S ta tes would adhere lo SA LT 2 but reserving an option o f "proportionate re­ sponses" lo any Soviet violations. Alhough he had denounced Ihe treaty as ' fatally llawrd" In his 1980 campaign. Reagan decided when he came tntc office that Ihe United States would not undercut Its terms tf the Soviets did likewise. Since then, however, the administration has accused Moscow o f violating the treaty by blocking satellite coding of missile tests and developing a new strategic missile system. As part o f his response. Reagan Is expected to announce the United States will proceed wllh the developm ent of the so-called Mldgelman land-based single warhead missile. Ratification o f ihe treaty was doomed afted ihe Soviet Union Invaded Afghanistan] Conservatives also tried to block Its consic •oration In the Senate. The Issue has rom e to a head because lh4 United States w ill begin sea trials o f a nev Trident submarine In September that wouU raise the number o f American missile above Ihe 1.200 limit o f the treaty. One favored option Is dismantling an olde Poseidon submarine, but there Is debatf over whether Reagan should simply order i| Into mothballs and store Its missiles Instead j Sen. Richard Lugar. R lnd„ chairman the Senate Foreign Relations Committee appearing on A B C 's "This Week with DavU Brinkley" Sunday, said Reagan "should an< will indicate that to the extent the Soviet] have violated a treaty we have not signed reserve the right to make exceptions to H treaty also. ... "In other words, proportionality with regard lo how well the Soviets have observed the treaty with what we will do jn the future." Paul Warnke. a SALT 2 negotiator, said on CBS's "Face the Nation." however, that"would be a violation of Ihe treaty. ... W e Insisted on a provision under w hich weapons In storage or m othballs ardf counted against the overall totals." Back-To-Nature Summer Camp O ffered IPs not t(Mr late lo send your child to aimimrnrrcamp. The Florida Department ol A g r ic u ltu r e and C on su m er Services’ Division of Forestry has space available for students Interested In a wrrk of outdoor work and fun. For 10 wreks each summer, the Division of Forestry operates two camps that give students a chance to gel close to nuturr at u price that is affordable. Th e W i t h lu c o o rh rr S ta te Forest Environmental Center. Implied 50 miles north of Tainpa. ran accommodate 75 students a week. Th e Hlarkwater R iver Slule Foresi E n vironm en tal Center can accomodate 50 stu­ dents u week and Is located 45 miles northeast of Pensacola. Students who Imvr completed the sixth grudr but not yet entered Ihe 12th are eligible lo ullend Ihe camps lor one week at a cost ol $80. They live In modrrn ulr-condltloned dorms .md spend almost every day In the lores! training about tla plants, animals arid soil. balance of life between plants and animals In the foresi." stale forcsler for Seminole County Mike Martin said Plenty of time Is set aside for their rrcrrallnn, which Includes games, contests and skills, and campfire activities, as well as swimming, canoeing and fishing In the Wllhlacoochce or Ihe Hlurkwaler River. Students study In learns of 7-9 j>er Instructor and are given personal supervision throughout their slay al camp. Field leaders, who are professional foresters or old er c o lle g e students, arc trained In the forest environ­ ment. Each ca m p o ffe r s a free advanced week lo students who show extraordinary Interest In the workings o f nature. During the advanced week. Ihe students learn lo live off ihe land. The Im s Ic survival techniques tuught during this tim e urr applied lo sreuring dinner for one nlghl. These students also get a chance to take a clone look at the limber operations at l tie (orrats. Both camps are staffed uround th r d o c k w it h q u a lifie d personnel who are trained In llrsl aid, Because of the popularllv of Fewer Of Us Hit By Crime IN BRIEF A D M IIIIO N I Included In his rrpotl lo Congress will be an Intelligence estimate suggesting the Soviets are moving faster than expected to develop and deploy new slragrglc mlssle svslerns. the Washington Post reported today. In light of (his estimate, some say Reagan may link continued U.S. adherunce lo SALT 2 limits to signs of Soviet restraint In these new missile programs and lo steps ending what the United Slutrs considers Soviet vlnlallnns of Ihe unratlfled treaty, thr Post reported, Reagan has been buffeted by u split among his own top advisers, wllh Defense "Th ey return home with more understanding o f how forests help m akr the slule a (letter place to live and of Ihe delicate FLORIDA Cm StsI FlarM* S i g n a l Hawoal WASHINGTON (UFII - President Reagan was ready lo announce today qualified compliance with Ihe unratlflcd SALT 2 arms treaty, with the United States pre­ pared to circumvent Ihe pact If Moscow cheats. Reagan declined loa n iw er questions from reporters on the treaty when he arrived hack on the south lawn from Camp David. Md . Sunday afternoon Hut aides said lhal the National Security Council prepared cables to go out lo allied leaders Sunday and preparations were made lo brief key congressional leaders today In-fore the official announcement Is made lo Congress. WASHINGTON (Ul’ll - The government reports that burglars struck one In every five households Iasi year hut crime umchrd (rwer homes In 1984 than In any year since It ticguii Keeping records. Country living Is Ihe salcsl. The Justice Department report released Sunday night said relatively few households ate touched by crime in rural areas "On the positive side. In 1984 fewer American households fell Ihe effects of criminal vlctlrnl/ullou than In any of ihe previou s nine y e a r s ," d u rin g which slallstlcs have been gathered, Steven Schtcstngrr. director of the Bureau of Justice Slullstlcs, said Nonetheless, crime continues to be a serious problem, he said All In all. nn estimated 22.8 million households hud Itrnts stolen or had people living In them who were victim s of rupf. robbery, assuult or motor vehicle theft. That trunslatrs lo 2(1 |>crrenl of the nation's households, down from 27.4 per­ cent touched by crime In 1983 In fscl. there has been a steady drop In the number of households uffeclrd by crime sitter 1975. During thut time, larceny has dropped 26 percent, burglary 29 percent, piotor vehicle theft 22 percent and crimes of vlolrnre — like rupr. robbery and assault — by 15 percent. Between 1075 and 1981. the decline In crime was gradual Since 1982 thr decline has been shurper. the statistics show, (hanks primarily to u drop In burglary und larceny. The country Is Ihe best place to avoid crime, at Irani for those playing the statistics, because throughout the 10 years statistics have been gathered on the pro­ blem o f households touched by crimes. Ihose most likely to be victimized are high Living In tents and a study of the forest and Its many life forms Is part of a summer camp offered by the state Division of Forestry. itie caittpa. students sre limited want a chance to go to the in two stays at a center. c a m p s . B o th c a m p s a r e Marlin said about GOO stu­ equipped to handle u total of dents have already signed up. 1. 150 students for the summer. but there's still plenty of room For further Information, call left for those youngsters who Martin at 323-2500. ext. 182. Another American Abducted In Beirut P e rc en t All iU $ Household* ' All Maaiurad Crim ea Household C rim a t {Burglary, Larcany. Motor VahKla Thall) Personal T h e ft a r ........... 1 Violent Crimea (Map* Aokkary. AttauM) ____ 1____ 1----- 1------1------1----IU7H 7U SO » l 83 H.I H4 souHCf Ik* mu or jutuce SieiuiK* Twenty six percent of all American households had first-hand experience w ith crim e last year. Although high, the crlm o rate has rem ained relatively static In recent years. It was 27.4 percent the previous year, but 32 percent In 1978. Income households, households In central cities and black households. Last year about three In every 10 of such households were touched by ertmr. "Households In central cities were the most vulnerable lo crim e and households In rural arras the least vulnerable." the report said. Black households were hard hit because hlucka were twice as likely as whiles to be victim s of robbery. Well-to-do households were more likely to be victim s of burglary, although their vulnerability dropped from 1981. when 7.1 percent were victimized, lo 1984. when only 5.2 percent were hit- BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) - Gunmen kid napped an American University o f Dctrui professor after shooting out the tires o f hts car. raising to seven the num ber of Americans now missing In Lebanon, police said today. T h o m a s S u t h e r l a n d . 5 3 . A U H 'i agriculture dean, was seized around 6:30 p in. Sunday near Beirut airport. Sources at the university In mainly Moslem weal Beirut said Sutherland, a Scottish born Am ertran whose family lives In Colorado, was being driven lo the school In AUB President Calvin Plimpton's llmouslnr when he was seized by kidnappers who apparently mistook him for Plimpton. Sutherland, the second American official of the school to be kidnapped In less than two weeks, was one o f the few Americana who have chosen to remain In the Increas­ ing anarchy of west Beirut. "H e had Just returned from the United Stales after a brief slay there," said an AUB source. “ He w as being driven from Ihe airport to the university In a university car when gunmen kidnapped him Sunday afternoon on the airport road.” The source said five or six gunmen seized Southerland. T h ey shot out the car's Brea and windshield, dragged him Into another car and sped away. Authorities said his driver was sprayed with glass but was not seriously Injured. The university. In a statement today, said contacts were made "wtlh all concerned a u t h o r it ie s " In an a ttem p t to w in Sutherland's release from his kidnappers, whose Identities were not Im mediately known. No one Immediately claimed responsibili­ ty for the kidnapping, but the pro-lranlan Islamic Jihad organization has claimed It la holding five of six other missing Americana. Five other Westerner* are believed lo be held by Moslem extremists In Lebanon. Few D rinkers, It Seems, Like ‘N ew ' C oke A T L A N T A (UPI) — New Coke has 'generated 1.500 phone calls a day to the Coca-Cola Co. — most o f them negative — since the firm announced II was changing thr lostr of the nation's leading suit drink five weeks ago "The clear majority ol those calls arc people expiesslng concern." Bttan Dyson, president ol Coca-Cola USA. said "Som e say Il's tm tflr, but the mujortty are expressing concern. "D oes It InegaiIve response| concern us? Absolutely. We like lo please all of Ihe people all ol the time “ But Dyson said the negative response was less than anticipated and UU percent ol Ihe people culling Ihe company's toll-free hotline were accepting coupons (or gifts o f new Coke. "T h e rale of coupon acceptance Is Important" because it Indicates a willingness lo try the product, he said. He said that since the announcement of the new und slightly sweeter Coke on April 23. an estimated 200 m illion people were aware of Ihe change, 110 m illion had tried It "an d about 80 percent said they would repurchase the product." Dyson said Coca-Cola, which was Introduced In 1886. normally haa about a 23 percent share of the soft drink market, but 55 percent o f the country la trying new Coke. "W e feel that that Is an absolutely magnificent figure," he said. Last week. C oca-C ola's ch ief com petitor. 1‘cpsi-Cola. ran full-page newspaper ada claiming lhat nearly half o f Ihose who tried the new Coke switched to Pepsi E v rn in j; llc ra ld IUIPI Ml 1M) Monday, Juna 10, IWS Vol . 77. No 34* H A IoM Dull iM U*4jy. nrt*l Laturday ky TO* lanlord H«raid. lac. Mt N. Franck At* . Laniard. Fla mil. Lacand Oats Pailae* Paid al Laniard. Flarida IJ»M Hama D*U»*ry Waak. II.Hi MMntk. M ill > Manila. IM.U, * Month,. U l Mr Vaar, Ul.M. By Mall: Waak II M. Mont)., U .tii 3 Manila. HI M: t Manila. Ul.M, Yaar, MM IMS) m Mil. �E v e n in g H e r a ld . S a n fo r d . F I. Pentagon Warns Congressmen: O ld Chemical Weapons M ay Leak WASHINGTON (UPl) — A senior Pentagon official has warned (hat congressm en may be faced wiih leaking chem ical weapons m ovin g through their districts unless they vote lo scrap the out* moded stockpile and build a new one. Dr. Thomas Welch also said an accident involving m oving chemical weapons can cause a disaster worse than what happened In Bhopal. India, in D ecem b er, w hen le a k in g m e th y l Isocyan a te k ille d l .700 people. The chemical Is not used In weapons. T h e Pentagon has been trying to convince Congress to approve production o f new binary chemical weapons In which deadly nerve gases are m ixed while ihe bomb or artillery shell is in flight. In the current stockpile of chemical weapons, the gases already arc mixed and 900 of them leak, the official said. But Congress has been re­ luctant to approve production o f new chemical weapons, which was halted by Presi­ dent Hirhard Nixon In 1969 The Pentagon has argued that chemical weapons are u necessary part o f the U.S. arsenal to deter the Soviet Union from using sim ilar agents in the event of war. W elch, deputy assistant defense secretary for atomic energy and chemical matters, made his statem ents last week at an arranged Pentagon news conference. The House is to vote In Ihe coming weeks on whether to appropriate money for prod u e t t o n o f th e b i n a r y weapons. The Pentagon Is seeking $2.5 b illio n for ihe total eight-year production p ro ­ gram. Welch said, adding It w ould co st an oth er $1.5 billion to destroy the existing stockpile over eight to 10 years. W e lc h s a id t h e r e a r e thousands of tons of lethal chemical munitions located in e ig h t s t a t e s , i n c l u d i n g 500.000 rockets that are ob­ solete and for which there are no launchers. "T h e rnckrt* are well past their shelf life and some arc leaking." he said. "W e have a total now o f about 900 chemi­ cal munition leakers. And we spend $50 million a year to constantly look for leaks and quickly neutrallxe or decon­ taminate them and to guard all of these stocks." M an Jailed In Sexual Assault On Boy Winter Springs police charged a 23-year-old Sanford man with sexual battery, committing u lewd and lascivious act on a minor and exposure of sexual organs after a policeman re­ portedly spotted a 13-year-old boy performing oral sex on the man. The boy told the officer, who approached the mart's pickup truck parked behind the Winter Springs municipal complex on state Road 434. that the man parked and told him that they would go to Orlando and have fun after he had sex with him. a police report said. T h e S a n fo r d b oy had permission from his parents to go to Orlando with the man. the report said. The boy said the man told him several times to perform the sex act and he was afraid not to. the report said. Arrested at 7:19 p m. Sunday was John Thomas Robinson, of Route 3. Box 741 Main St., a loreman at SAH Fabricating in Sanford. He was being held without bond. FAKOLKB ARRESTED A man charged with violating his parole was arrested Friday os he picked up his last paycheck at a former Job. A police report said that Dale P a trick G llla n . 25. o f * 1 0 Elkwood Court. Winter Springs, was arrested at a Wendy's rcs- Action Reports ★ Fires ★ Courts ★ Police taurant in Altamonte Springs as he was picking up his last paycheck. The report said that Glllan had moved from his previous address without telling his parole officer. Glllan was convicted for bur­ glary and was out o f jail on ■parole. __ __ PURLOINED PONTIAC A Longwood man told police the 1903 Pontiac Trans Am his brother left on the side o f the road after it ran out of gas was stolen Friday between 4:30 and 8 p.m. John Cranlas. 100 Harbor Drive, reported to police ihai Ihe silver and blue Trans Am dis­ appeared from North Lake Drive and U.S. H ighway 17-92 In Sanford. Cranlas told police (hal he dlsoverrd the car missing when he relum ed with gas at about 8 pm . OUT OF IT A 20-year-old Sanford man has been charged with burglary In connection with an alleged June I break-in to a neighbor's home. FDA OKs Drug W ith M a riju a n a Ingredient WASHINGTON (U l’ l» - A new drug containing the active Ingredient in marijuana, shown to ease nausea and v o m itin g suffered by can cer chemotherapy patients, has been approved by the government for general use. The new drug consists o f capsules containing a synthetic form ol THC. delta-9 tetrahydrocan­ nabinol, the main psychoactive chemical In marijuana, the Food and Drug Administration •aid Studies have shown THC to be effecllve for m any pallrnts who fall lo respond to other anil-nausea drugs. Although some suffer slight sleepiness when taking THC. Ihe capsules do not cause high enough blood levels of the chemical for paltenls to become high. "F m delighted, i think It's something thal should lx* marketed. !t‘s a good thing lo add lo our collection of tools." said Dr. Paul Woolley, a ssociate director for clin ical research at Georgetown University's Lombardi Cancer Re­ search Center. The drug, known genertcally as dronabinol and com m ercially as Martnol, was found to be es|H*ciaUy effective in older patients, hr said. According to the National Cancer Institute. 0 0 - 7 0 p e rc e n t of c h e m o t h e r a p y p a tte r n s sutler nausea, sometimes accompanied by vomiting. N ea rly all requ ire treatm ent to q u ell Ihe symptoms. ...F ir e Continued from page I A "W r 'r e trying lo hold II still and let it burn out." he said. About 50 houses wlihln one to three miles of the fire's eastern edge were threatened, but Wills s a id e v a c u a tio n s w e re nol planned. He said residents of six homes In Madison County had Drug Enforcement Agency must recloaatfy It from Schedule I .' the moat restricted category, to Schedule 2. under which doctors licensed by Ihe DEA can prescribe II. that winds were mild Sunday night. Embers were suiting over the lines Sunday, but firefighters were able to prevent Ihem from growing into scpnratr fires, he said. "T h a t's exactly how fire gets over fire lines, but we've been getting Ihem all today." Wills said. * BUILDING PERMITS Ih e Sanford b u ild in g d e­ partment issued Ihe following permits. I S n Go«nai, JO I H olly A m . lot a u tility —Wlllon OtomoOfto'Cadlllac. I'M I Onwlo On*« tor a temporary tent —Lynn LuOMkor. 100 Long Loot Pino Circle, to a room to a patio, U. 100 —H L ttognar. 101 W XHt* Jl . tor a room addition. U.JOO* -le rtw tl Whitby. I ll Academy Court ter an -C o n te ! Homo*. 100 Grove Hollow Court, ter a tlngto fa m ily homo. US.000 C ontei Homo*. I U Grovewood Awo . te r a tlngte fa m ily homo. VU 000 Gorttoto W a te a r/K lrty C l . IM W P in t i t . tor a hanging t tgn in - S o fty Pos ters. W l Ventura Drlvo. ter a Mark and Linda Saab. IM Plrwcratt Drlva. tor a room addition to a tlngte tamlty homo. sum -S h a rw ln W lllla m t tlo ra , J f t l O rlando Drive, tar Interior remodeling. UVOCO Kroonanctoturo It.too -G rego ry M obile Homo, lot l i t . Carriage Cava, ter inetollaU onata mobile homo -H a m b u rg e r H o tte r, t u t French Ave . ter to * w ell H gnt. |1.000 -K enny S ornoc I I I ReaeJta Drive, ter a garage. I l M -W arren W ilton, l i t Wlnterglan Drive, ter e wroan enciaeure. U 30 IN THE SERVICE JOHN J. M CLAUGHLIN Senior Master Sgt. John J. McLaughlin, son of Pauline R. McLaughlin of 97 Hickory Tree R oad . L on gw ood , has been n a m e d o u ts ta n d in g s e n io r non-commissioned officer of the quarter at Eglin Air Force Base. Fla. The competition was based on Job k n o w le d g e , s ig n ific a n t sclf-lm p rovcm riit, leadership qualities, ability to be an articu­ late and positive spokesman for the Air Force and other ac­ complishments McLaughlin Is u flight engineer ch ief with the 39th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Wing He Is a 1960 graduate of Bishop Moore High School, Or­ lando. CLARENCE H. CEDERQUI8T Arm y Chief Warrant Officer Clarence H. Cedrrquist. son of Jane Cederqulat of Geneva, has b e e n d e c o r a t e d w it h Ih e Mrritorious Service Medal at Fort Campbell. Ky. The Meritorious Service Medal la awarded specifically for outs ta n d in g n o n - c o m b ii m erito rio u s a c h ie v e in e n i or service to the Untied Stairs Cederqulsl is a aeromedica! physician's assistant with the 22 9i!i Attack Helicopter Bat­ talion. The man reportedly told the woman when she awakened at about m idnight to find him silling on the arm of the sofa where she was sleeping that he "wanted her." S u sa n D ie u n la . o f *9 9 Shenandoah Village. 4220 S. O range D rive. Sanford, told police the man who told her he came In through a door refused to leave, so she left lo get uwav Irom him. She reported the Incident to police and gave them the possi­ ble name and address o f a suspect, but he wasn't at home when police checked on him on June 1. Sanford Assistant Police Chief Herb Shea said On Wednesday police reported the s u sp ec t c o n ta c te d Ms. Dzeunla and asked her not to press charges, explaining he was "Just out o f it" that night. He was arrested at 10:54 a m Thursday, following u Sanford police Investigation Into the in­ cident. D a n n y R a y G ill, o f * 7 3 Shenandoah Village. 4220 S. Orange Drive., was arrested at Ills home. He was being held In lieu of $8,000 bond. DEAL DOWN T w o Casselberry men face drug charges after Seminole County drug task Torre agents with a warrant searched their home after allegedly buying CALENDAR Woolley, who coordinated testing of the drug ut Lombardi, estimated about 10-20 percent of MONDAY, JUNE 10 chemotherapy patients do not respond to avail­ Bowling league for mentally able anti-nausea drugs. handicapped. 4-5 45 p in., Alla"People have elected to die rather than go monte Lanes. 280 Douglas Ave. through the rigors of chemotherapy. Some of it is Call 862-2500 for Information. really horrendous." said Edward Nlda. an FDA Rehos Club AA. noon and 5:30 spokesman. "Th is Is an option. The cancer p.m., closed. 8 p m., step. 130 fatality rate could go down with this." Normandy Road. Casselberry. Paul Bollenbacher. president and chief exeeu- Clean Air Rebus at noon, closed. live uffleer of Unim< d Inc. o f Somerville. N ,1 Apopka A lcoh olic* A n on y­ manufacturer of the drug, said distribution will mous. 8 p in., closed. Apopka begin in about 60 days. E p is c o p a l C h u rc h , 615 The new drug was tested under supervision of Highland. Ihe National Institute o f Drug Abuse and was Al-Anon Step und Study. 8 distributed lo patients free for almost five years p.m.. CassellierTy Senior Center. by the Cancer Instllulc under a program that will 200 N. Triplet Drive. end as noon as commercial marketing starts. Sanfotd AA. 8 p in ., closed. Unlmed said that in testing, 7 percent of 1201 W. First St. patients discontinued therapy because of more Fellowship Group AA. senior serious side effects, which Included anxiety, ctlizens. 8 p.m., closed. 200 N. depression, dizziness, disorientation, drowsiness, Lake Triplet Drive. Casselbeny. dry mouth, euphoria and hallucinations. TUESDAY. JUNE 11 The drug consists o f soft gelatin capsules Casselberry Klwanls Club. 7 containing sesame oil and THC, Bollenbacher a .m . Casselberry Senior Center. said. 200 N. Lake T rip let Drive. Hr said before the drug can be marketed, the Casselberry. left voluntarily Saturday morn­ ing. " W e haven't lost a single house and haven't had a major injury," Wills said. The fire Jumped its lines Sat­ urday and early Sunday, in* eluding a bursl at the southern edge that led lo Ihe burning of alxiut 2.100 acres. Wills said. He said 35 mph gusts had pushed ihe fire past lines Saturday, but JOSEPH E. STANFIELD Capt. Joseph E. Stanfield, son of retired Col. John T. Stanfield of 2636 Beni Hickory Circle. Longwood. has completed an officer rotary wing aviator course und received Ihe silver wings of an A rm y aviator at the U.S. A rm y A via tio n School, Fort Rucker. Ala. Students received Instruction in helicopter flying techniques. Including tactical instrument flying maintenance, navigation and radio procedures. L A R R Y S. OAOE Midshipman Larry S. Gage, son o f June D. Gage o f 850 Logan Drive. Longwood. was g ra d u a te d from the U n ited S la te s N aval A ca d em y and commissioned an ensign In the Navy. Ranked as one of the top academ ic institutions In the country, the academy offers a broad curriculum o f engineer­ ing. science and humanities. In ail. some 18 majors are offered. G age Is airborne qualified, scuba qualified, and an expert marksman He will report to Pensacola. Fla. July 1 for flight training. D A V ID O. THIESEN P v t . la t C la s s D a v id 0 . Thiesen. son of Douglas M. and Angea T. Thleaon of 110 Fairway Ten. Casselberry, has been deco­ M o n d a y , J u r x 10. 1 0 S S -1 A rated with the Army Achieve­ ment Medal at Fort Hood. Texas. The Achievem ent Medal la a w a r d e d lo s o ld ie r s fo r m eritoriou s service, acts o f courage, or other accomplish­ ments. Thiesen Is an ammunition specialist with Ihe lat Support Battalion. M ICHAEL E. BLYTHE Marine Lance CpI. Michael K. Blythe, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Mack Blythe o f 353 Pine Tree Road. L a k e M a r y , w a s r e c e n t ly awarded the U.S. Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal. Blythe received Ihe award for good behavior and conduct over a three year period In Ihe Marine Carps. He is currently serving with the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, Camp Pendleton. Calif. ADRIANNE R. HAUFTXORN M arin e S g t. A d rla n n e R. Hauptkom, daughter of Frank W. and Carole P. Relnol of 2029 Cochise Trail. Casselberry, was r e c e n tly a w a rd e d the U .S, Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal Hauptkom received Ihe award for good behavior and conduct over a three-year period In the Marine Corps. She is currently serving with Ihe 2nd Service Support Group, Camp Lcjeune. N.C. small quantities o f marijuana irom one o f the men on two occasions. Agents reported buying the pot with marked cash on May 31 and June 3 at the suspects' home at 502 Grandview Way. Agents returned to search the home at about 2:30 a.in. Friday. They reported finding sm all quantities o f marijuana In the suspects' possession and drug paraphernalia In ihe home William Eugene Merrier. 19, the alleged dealer, has been charged with two counts o f sale of marijuana and possession of less lhan 20 grams o f pot He was being held 111 lieu of $8,000 bond. Thomas Scot! Bak. 18. has been charged with possession of more lhan 20 grams o( pot. He was being held in lieu of $5,000 bond D A Y — CARE Q U A R T E R S Someone broke Into a Sanford day-care center, spent the night on the couch and stole $4 worth of quarters from the cash box. u police report said. Jean McLain, the owner of Krnynlu College. 708 S. Elm Avc.. reported to poller that someone broke the glass mil ol Ihe east door, entered the build­ ing and slept on the couch The person also got Into the center's rash box and scattered checks all over the fhxir. the report sold 1 DAY S E R V IC E YOU'RE NUMBER FREE Estimate WITH US ATCH LEY APPL. $ TV SALES AND SERVICE LONGWOOD SEMINOLE SEWI VAC 322-9411 COftNIS Ufl » *8 3 1 -3 1 0 1 LANS M A N Y BLVO Wmn [Hate Canter WE FIX ALL MAJOR APPL. Bob's Antiques & Used Furniture AM COMmtSM • MAMATO* IN tTOCX SAVE ENERGY ALL YEAR 'ROUND « You W on t Walk Away Em pty Handed. If You Don't Like Our Price W e Will N egotiate. IRANI'S Htilhtilion Hast Pump J li Conditional Eitu CttiufM Climitf Control fo« All Stnofti g u m ■ ■ W A L L 3 2 3 - 2 1 SO 1st. 1 1 1 4 H 1 toot Saatard Am , ltdatd Hr. MS 108 H a y. 17-92 So. S anford. Fla. PloteAlng $ Ma artlag Isa. Sun. 10 8 Sanford Toastmasters, 7-.IS a m.. Christo’ s Restaurant. 107 W. First St.. Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club. 11:45 u.m., Western Sl/zlln Restau­ rant. Sanford. Sanford Lions Club, noon. Holiday Inn. Interstate 4. San­ ford, S o u th S e m in o le C o u n ty Klwanls Club. noon. Quincy's Restaurant. Highway 17-92 und L iv e O ak s B o u le v a r d , Casselberry. Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Brunch, 1302 E. Second St.. Sanford. 11 a.m. lo 7 p.m . Florida HospltulAltamonte Branch. 601 E. Alta* motile Ave., 11 a.m. lo 7 p.m. S a n fo rd - Du p lic a te B ridge Club, I p.m.. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E, Fit st St. E n d -o f-S c h o o l-Y ra r r o lle r skating party. 7-9:30 p.m. at Ihe All American Roller Rink, 611 W. Stale Road 436 in Altamonte Springs Admission $3.50 wiih all proceed* going lo Seminole County Junior Miss Scholar sip Fund. Hebos Club AA. noon und 5:30 p.m closed. 8 p.m , step. 130 Nor.nardy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Kebo* Club, noon, closed Sanfurd AA. 5 30. closed dis­ cussion. and 8 p m., open dis­ cussion. 1201 W. First Si. DeBury Business and Pro­ fessional Women's Club. 7:30 p m.. at the home of Alice and Murlee Grein at 32 Naraju Road, DeBary. 24 Hour AA group beginner* open discussion. H p.m., Second and Bay Streets. Sanford. 17-92 G roup A A , 8 p.m., c lo s e d , M e s s ia h L u th e r a n Church, 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. Overeaters Anonymous, upen, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power A Light. 301 S. Myrtle Ave.. San­ ford. W EDNESDAY, JUNE 12 Full Gospel Business Men's F e llo w s h ip In le r n s tlo n a l breqkfast meeting. 6 3 0 a.m., Holiday Inn. Stale Hoad 436 and W y m o r e R o a d , A lt a m o n t e Springs. For details call 6564255 Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second Si., Sanford. 9 a.m. to 5 p .m . F l o r i d a H o s p it a lAltamonte Branch. 11 a.m. lo 7 p.m. AARP Sanford Chapter 1977 Board o f Directors. 10 a.m., Greater Sanford Chamber ol Commerce building. 400 E. First Si. Sanford Klwanls Club. noon. Sanford Civic Center. Business 1ns uru nee? One mime sins it best. T TONY RtlSSI INSURANCE It _ * P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 2 5 7 5 S. F re n c h A v e ., S a n fo r d * y tu to -O w n e rs In s u ra n c e I lit. Iliimr, t ur. HnUnrxv One nanir »a »» it all. FREE S P I N A L E V A L U A T I O N WJtVM Frsqusnt H ea d a ch es Low Beck or Hip Pain Dizziness or L o s s o f Bleep Num bness o f Hands or Feet N ervousness N eck Pain or S tiffn ess 7. 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FLA. 3277) Area Code 305-322 2611 or 831-0993 Monday, Juna 10, 19*5—4A Wayr*s 0 Oayla, Publitbsr Thomas Giordano. Managing Editor Molvin Adkins, Advertising Director Home Delivery Week, 81.10s Month. *4 75; 3 Months • 14 25. 0 Month*. »27 00: Year. »5I 00 fly Mull Week. • I AO. Month. *6 00: 3 Month*. f|H 00. fl Months. $32 50. Yrar. MO OO Attacking Apartheid Most fair-m in ded A m erican s u gree (h at the U nited S tates sh ould use Its In flu en ce to underm ine a p a rth eid In South A frica . Th e question Is: H o w can this lies! be a ch ie ved ? T h e co n ve n tio n a l wisdom su g g ests that m a s s iv e e c o n o m ic s a n c tio n s , p r im a r ily through d isin vestm en t, are the surest w a y to pressure Pretoria to abandon Its onerous policies o f In stitu tion al racism. T h is punitive approach a ssu m es that the w hite-dom inated govern m en t w ill even tu ally co n clu d e that apartheid Is cou n terp ro d u ctive and grant full (M)lltlcal and p ro p erty rights to all South Africans. T h e cou n ter a rgu m en t calls lor extensive econ om ic co n ta cts w ith South A fric a In order to encourage grudual change there. Although this approach Is less dram atic thun a frontal attuck on th e so-called forces o f evil. It nonetheless is the most sensib le w ay of b rin g in g nbout peacefu l, yet Irreversible, ch a n g e In South A frica , T h e d isin vestm en t strategy Is fluw ed on several counts. T o begin w ith . It overlook * the fact that three tim es m o re m on ey Is flo w in g out of Sou th Africa, In the form o f dividen ds, than Is flo w in g Into the co u n try In fo reign in vest­ m ent. D isin vestm en t could thus lie countered b y u dividend e x p o rt freeze by Pretoria, which w ou ld Im prove Sou th A frica 's capital balance o f paym ents a n d free m ore d o m estic lunds for Investm ent. M oreoevcr. If U.S. com panies w ere c o m ­ pelled by C o n g res s to close dow n th eir South Afrlcu n operations, Pretoria w ould doubtless nationalize the co m p a n ies or allow locul firm s to lake them o v er. In either event, the exit or U.S. comiMinles cou ld threaten the e m p lo y ­ m ent o f 120.000 blacks, muny o f w h o m huve learned Job sk ills and earned p rom otion s In desegregated A m e ric a n firms. W o r s e s t i l l , d i s i n v e s t m e n t w o u ld strengthen the hund o f A frikaner hord-llneres. undercut the effo rts o f South A frlcu n m od er­ ates — lea vin g vio len c e us the m ost likely alternative. Increased U .S. Investm ent, on the other band, w ill erod e the foundations o f apartheid w ithout p o la rizin g this troubled co u n try. A grow in g e c o n o m y Is the en gin e o f social and political c h a n g e In South A frica . E con om ­ ic expansion th ere has already u nderm ined the apartheid stra teg y o f keep in g blacks In the low est-puylng Jobs and out o f the urban arrus. S h ortages o f w h ite labor h a ve opened the door for Increased black em p loy m en t. Sim ilarly, the b u rgeon in g black trade u n ­ ionism In S ou th A frica hus Im p roved the econ om ic and |>olltlrul status o f (ducks. Pretoria bus responded by a cce p tin g the principle o f hluck property o w n ers h ip In " w h it e " South A frica , hus eased so m e travel . and em p loym en t restrictions, and hus In­ creased n|>endlng on housing and education fo r blacks, p a rticu la rly for the ra p id ly g ro w ­ in g num ber o f sk illed urban w orkers. Most recen tly, the g o v e rn m e n t annou nced It will recogn ize Interruclul m arriages. T o be sure, these concessions have been g ru d gin g, but th ey urc tan gib le p ro o f that Pretoria Is b ow in g to political reu llty. T h is evolu tion a ry process w ill lie acceler­ ated by South A frlcu 's continued econ om ic g ro w th — not extern u l pressure. A ll the more reason w hy In creased U.S. In vestm en t Is the m ost effective w ea p o n against apartheid. P le a s e W rite Letters to the editor ere welcome for publication. A ll letters must be signed and Include a mailing addreee end. If possible, a telephone num ber. The Evening Herald reeervee the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate space. BERRYS WORLD HELEN THOMAS Remember The Market Before The '29 Crash WASHINGTON |UPI| - Irreverence Is the stork In trade ut the W hite House press center. When spokesman Larry Speakes was e x ­ pounding on the upward leap In the president's Job approval polls since h lf tax reform speech, one reporter noted that thp stock market slab was bullish "Just before thocrash" In 1929. Th e president has not had a full-fledged White House news conference since March 21 when reporters showed up In a blaze of red. and he has no plans to hold one until the middle o f the month. Mrantlme. he has been ablr to avoid questions In the usual way. On leaving Malvern. Pa., where he lobbied for his lax plan, the engines of three hellroptrrs were started up as Reagan left a building He had lo run a gauntlet of about 25 yards past an area where reporters were roped off but could still shout questions. The president has his summer plans cut out for him. Planning ahead is a way of life In the While House with long-range schedules three months ahsadl The plai\s call fot two vacations for the president at his favorite retreat — his ranch in the Santa Ynez mountains, where he has almost toial privacy except for the Secret Service agents and A rm y Signal Corps members He will spend a week over the holiday In California, starting at the He also has three weeks set mid-August until Labor Day for time 4th of July end of June. aside from more ranch Maureen Reagan, who has been Identified with wom en's causes for many years. Is heading the U.S. d e leg a tio n lo the International Women's Conference In Nairobi In July. And the president's daughter has made sure that the delegation ts made up of prominent Republican women who lean toward the partyviews on women's Issues. Among those on the delegation are former U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, who had her own complaints about sexism on the White House staff: Lynda Chavez, the president's assistant for public liaison, who fought against quotas and affirmative action for women when she served as staff director of the Civil Rights Commission. Maureen Reagan and the White House nixed Speaker Thomas O 'Neill's three choices to serve on the delegation: Reps. Olympia Snowe. R Maine: Mary Rose Oakar. D-Ohlo. and Pat Schroeder. D-Colo Instead. Reps Llndy Hoggs. D La.. and Majorle Holt. R-Mdr. were selected lo sen e. The delegation Is expected to defend the administration's positions against the criticism of Third World delegates. ANTHONY HARRIGAN JEFFREY HART Tax Plan Perils Taxes And The 'Family' The president presented his tax reform proposals as n "Second Am erican Revolution." but they amount to something less than that, und already the discussion Is getting b oU lfd down In arguments about the oil depletion allowance, capital gains, and the deductibility o f the business lunch. Republican political strategists had hoped thut the tax reform w ould amount to a "p o p u lis t" measure that would eliminate for­ ever the Identification of the GOP with corporate wealth and economic privilege, and consolidate In n major w a y the present s h ift o f the mlddle-cluM wage earner toward Ihe Republican Party. Many o f the president's proposal* point In that direction, but the overall Impression Is that •tit numbers do not go far enough Middle Income (>ruplr will, under the president's plan, pay a lower Income lax rate to the federal government, but 10 percent or so less doth not a revolution make and In Itself will not start u prarlc fire of electoral Republicanism. P e rh a p s the most a ttra c tiv e aspects of the president's plan are conceptual. EDUCATION WORLD Reading Down In Grades By Patricia McCormack UPI Education Editor NEW YO RK (U PI) W h a t's wrong with reading down In the grudes. It turns nut. Isn't Just about kids hooked on television Instead of put Into practice, there would lie a big practical payoff." Tukc the basal reader progrurn for one example. The report said: "T h e observation that basal pro­ grams drive reading Instruction Is not to be taken lightly. These books. programs strongly Influence how Rather, part of thr problem's the One of them has I tie fingerprints of new communications director bnsal rending book* Dull D u ll," reading Is taught in Am erican school* and what students read." Patrick lluchanan all over It — the Dull. The banal reading programs, says uppeal to "fa m ily " value* os a Another trouble: kids don't gel to Ihe report, typically ure the brain­ rationale for Ihe sharply Increased spend much time reading In school. children o f teams of uuthors who personal deduction and Ihe In­ A nose In a reading workbook work with editors of educational creased deduction* for dependents. shouldn't count as rrudlng. publishing companies. These firms T h e p r e s id e n t, a r t ic u la t in g Hasul reader Is educator lingo for sell Ihe programs lo schools acrosn lluchanun's sentences about the u puckage of leaching materials the country. family being the best, nay the only that, piled one utup Ihe other, would "Large publishing companies In­ way to bear und raise children and make a stack of papers and books 4 vest upward of 115 million to bring pass on the values of civilization, hit feet high. The trackage, organized out new basul reading programs." Into some political rrd meal, Liberal by grade level, runs from kin­ the report said. Dcmncruts. whatever else you want dergarten to eighth grade. "W ith in budgets of this size, lo say uboul them, are not Ihe The busal reading programs. In­ surely It Is possible lo hire gifted champions of family vulues. They cluding workbooks und such, were writers who can create stories far are lor gay rights. None of their put on the hot seal by a group that superior lo Ihe stundard fare The altitudes would rxclude homosex­ looked at reading problems arm s* Commission believes that the Amer­ uals or lesbians from teaching In ihe nation. It was no offhand glance*. ican people ought to expect und schools, running scout troops, or Lots o f other aspects of the should dem und better reading a d o p tin g babies. T h e ir o vera ll reading scene were Implicated In primers for their children." hlgh-tax policies shift responsibility poor rrudlng performance. Parents, Noting that writing the first selec­ uwuy from Ihe family und toward for example, were scolded for not tions a child will rrad Is a difficult government. Their welfare policies reading to their kids balancing act. the report salr^. have devastated Ihe black family The National Academy o f Educa­ "Hut there ure exumples of selec­ and produced Illegitimacy rates of tion Commission on Rrudlng. the tions for young reader* that meet over 50 percent In the central city. group hrudrd by Richard C. An­ the technical requirements for a The Reagan tax pro|x>sals will not derson, looked und poked and controlled vocabulary and at the rrverse all of (Ills, but he has prodded along (lie academic trull for same time tell a story and use articulated u politically powerful two years before coming out with Its language Inurtful ways " position by his stress on the "fa m i­ report. "B ecom ing a Nation o f Cited us a notable example was Readers." ly " theme. It Is notable that New "Green Eggs and Hum." one of the Anderson, director o f Ihe center York'.* Governor Mario Cuomo has Dr. Seuss masterpieces. In a class ut for the study of rrudlng ut the fell obliged to use ihe term "fam ily " least with "T h e Cal In the H al." In hla rhetoric, but thut hr has also University o f Illinois, said Amertcu Research on reading has reached tried to liberalize It. What Cuomo can become u nation of readers If a critical mass. Robert Glaser says means by "fam ily" turns out to be e x is tin g knowledge about how In the Introduction lo the report. the whole population of New York, children learn In read la simply put "T h e recommendations that Ihe thr United Slutrs. or maybe the Into practice. experts present ... reflect decades of "It's not that we don't know what w orld Thut Is to say. Cuomo productive analysts " tra n s la tes " fa m ily " Into more to do — it s that In loo many cases Glaser ts president of the National welfare and mote government, but we're not making It happen." he Academy of Education and director at leust he bus felt thr need to use said. of Ihe Learning Research and Dev­ " ' ... we can be absolutely sure ihe term "fu m lly." Instinctively elopment Center. University of IMIthat If what we already know werr aware o f Its potency. tsburgh. By the time this column ap|>ears In print. Ihe so-called Treasury II lax proposal will lx- public k n o w I edge. Il Is to be hoped that It will represent a sharp de|>arturr from ihe Treasury I plan which had an anti-business bias that no one expected In legislation corning out o f Ihe Reagan administration Americans who are concerned about their nation's energy suffi­ ciency will Ik- paying particularly close attention to the tux proposal as It affects exploratory drilling for oil Treasury 1 would have pul Independent oil companies virtually out of business and threatened (he oil sufficiency the U.S. has acquired since the Arab oil emliargo In the 1970s It's well to consider what was w rong with Treasury I as It's applied to the independent oil pro ducers. Basic Information ts needed tty the pu blic as it appraises Treasury II. First o f all. Ihe United States today Is only uboul 33 percent loretgn dependent Insofar as oil Is concerned, as against 50 percent during the oil embargo ol 1973 This chunge represents the greatest measure o f security for the Ameri­ can people und the U.S. econom y. Second, the American people nerd to know thut domestic independent oil producers have historically done most of the exploratory drilling In the United States — about percent o f exploratory wells and 80 percent of all U.S. wells. Without the Independents, American selfsufficiency would come to an t*nd. Treasury I would have struck down the Independents, who ure engaged In an extremely high risk business, by eliminating or chang­ ing tax provisions which make It Itoxslble for the Independents to take heavy risks The risk takers are understan­ dably happy with the bureaucrats who don't understand the oil busi­ ness An Independent oilman made this comment In a recent letter: "When we are not In a shortage situation, they worry that we're making too much money and not paying enough taxes. When we get into a supply hind. Ihey worry that we're not putting forth enough effort to find and produce more of the relationship between profit and exploration. "Neither do they un­ derstand the concom itant rela ­ tionship between exploration activi­ ty and energy supply." Both Ihe major producers and the Independents are needed Their respective situations urr very dif­ ferent. however. The independents have only one business, production of oil and gas. The majors have Income from pipelines, refineries, ships, and petrochemicals as well as production. This must be taken Into account In the tax laws. JACK ANDERSON OAS O fficial Caught Feathering Nest “Hey. I'm ell FOR the padded shoulder look, but...,, L By Jack Anderson And Dais VAn A tta WASHINGTON - The battle be tween the Nicaraguan contras and the Sandlntsla regime Isn't being fought only In the Jungles by soldiers In camouflage uniforms. It Is being waged with equal bitterness by strtped-pants diplomats In Ihe Organization of American Stales W e've reported on the petty poli­ tics und budgetary boodle at the OAS In ihe post, (minting out that It's the American taxpayers who ulltmulely get tipped off for the organization's extravagance, since our government pays two-thirds of the OAS budget After roundly denouncing us for these disclosures, some OAS o f­ ficials have now decided that maybe expense-account excesses are outrugeous alter all "T h e situation Is really difficult here." said Guillermo I’lernes. Ihe OAS public information chief. Ills statement was In response to our Inquiry about an Internal audit that c h a r g e d the O A S d ir e c t o r In Nicaragua. Jorge Arellano, with "unauthorized activities” and re­ commended disciplinary action. According to Pternea. Arellano is one of those officials who are "acceptable to ihe Sandlnlstas." He replaced a Somoclsta alter the 1979 revolution. Does this mean that Arellano s peccadillo* have been blown out of proportion In thr audit? Here's what the OAS audit reported: — B e tw e e n J u ly 1983 and January 1984. Arellano authorized a total o f $2,160.55 lo be paid to himself, without getting permission fr o m W a s h in g t o n . H e a ls o purchased other lumlture with a • lin k for $418.18 (hat waa both signed and made out to himself. — Arellano bought a act of five new tires for an OAS pickup truck In Managua that was less than a yrar old. then tried lo order a third set soon after that. " In our o p in io n ." w rote the auditors, "th e tire purchase ,n January 1984. and Ihe attempt lo acquire an additional complete set m August 1984. eight months later, appears to be unwise." — A rellan o bought three air conditioners for the OAS from a irlallve for $1,900 — and paid for them with Yankee dollars Instead of Nicaraguan cordobas, as OAS regu­ lations require. Not only that, but "further examination o f the draft disclosed that the payment was deposited by the director In his awn personal account In Ihe United Slates." thr auditors reported. — During 1983 84. Arellano re­ ceived several thousand dollars' worth of cash credits for tax-free fuels purchased for OAS business, though headquarters had ordered thr Managua office In 1981 to stop giving thr staff thr crrdlt allot­ ments. Arellano's behavior "In our opi­ nion reflects poor Judgment and Is Inconsistent with the requirements set forth by OAS regulations." the auditors wrote, adding: "W e believe that because of Ihe extensive nature und scope of these activities In falling to comply with OAS regula­ tions that disciplinary action should be considered." Pternea said no disciplinary action had been token, breause Arellano has until the end of this week to rrspond to the auditors' charges. I’ lemes did characterize the find­ ing* as "routine." and noted that currency abuse was Ihe organiza­ tion's "m ost common problem ." �SPORTS E v e n in g H « r*ld . Sanford. F I. Mowday, Juno I t , I W - 5 A K a re e m Hooks O n To Pot O f G o ld BOSTON (UPI) — The skyhook became a rainbow Sunday and at the end was the Los A n geles Lakers' pot o f gold — an NBA championship. The Lakers received another inspirational 29-point performance from 38-year-old Kareem Abdul-Jnbbar. and James Worthy soared for 28 more to give Los Angeles Its third title In the last six years with a 111-100 victory over the Boston Celtics "H e played so hard and gutsy." said Lakers roach Pat Riley "H e broke their backs right here. He was stellar today.” T h e victory established Los Angeles as perhaps the most dominant team of the 1980s while ending one o f the longest Jinxes In NBA history. It was the Lakers first championship victory after eight title defeats to the Celtics. "W e broke the dynasty they have had over us. we broke the stranglehold." said Riley. "This one was for West. Baylor. Chamberlain and all the olhers who had a tough time against the NBA Playoffs Celtics." The Lakers have appeared In the final round five of the last six seasons, winning titles In 1980 and 1982. In capturing the best-of-seven series 4-2. the Lakers avenged last year's seven-game champi­ onship loss to Boston, who became the latest club to fall to defend Its NBA championship Abdul-Jabbar. who In December reversed his decision to retire after this year, concluded his 16th NBA season as the unanimous selection for the series Most Valuable Player award. The Inkers’ captain also was MVP In 1971 while a member o f the Milwaukee Bucks " I'll be bark next year and It will be good to defend the crown." said Abdul-Jubltar. who hit his first 8 shots of the game and was 13-21 from (he (loor. "This Is the greatest moment of m y life." Worthy had 16 first-half points to further stake a claim as perhaps the most graceful player In the league. His court length drive to the basket with 8:19 left led to 2 free throws that helped seal the triumph. Boston out-rebounded Los Angeles 54-44 but shot a paultry 39 percent from the floor. Dennis Johnson canned Just 3-of-IS shots and fellow starting guard Danny Alnge hit 3-of-16 "They gave us the shots we wanted." said Boston coach K.C. Jones. "(Mitch) Kupehak and Kurt Rambls did a great Job of parking It In Once they got the lead In the third period. Ihev didn't make any mistakes." Kevin Mr Hale had 32 points and 16 rebounds for the Celtics before fouling out with 5:21 left Larry Bird scored 28 points but hls outslde shot was once again Ineffective as It was throughout the series He hit Just !2-of-29from the floor. Magic Johnson had 14 points. 14 assists and 10 rebounds for the Lakers and Byron Scott added 14 points. After Boston had closed to within 86-82 with 8 54 left. Abdul-Jabbar hit 2 free (throws and W orthy stripped the ball from Carry Bird and drove the length of the court. His 2 free throws gave Los Angeles a 90-82 lead and the Celtics never again got closer tha 6 points. The Lakers looked for Abdul-Jabbar to start the third quarter and he responded, canning 3 baskets to key a 16 8 run that gave Los Angeles a 71-63 edge with 6 45 to go In the period. Scott, finding his outside touch for the first time In the series, also had 6 points In the run. After hitting Just 38 percent from the floor In the first five games. Scott drilled 4-of-6 shots from the deep range In the quarter to send the latkers Into the final quarter with an 82-73 advantage. The Celtics shot only 42 percent from the floor In the first half but sparked by M cllale. controlled the boards 30-21 to gain a 55-55 tie at Intermission. 6-1 Record Can't Win For Eagles Aretha Hits .668, Savages Get 3rd By Sam Cook H erald Sports E d ito r PALM BAY - Seminole High S chool basketball and track coaches are licking their chops In anticipation of the arrival of Aretha Riggins. The Incoming freshman Is hailed as one of the Ix-st frrnale athletes to ever come through Sanford. A fter this past w eek en d 's exploits In the Palm Bay Invita­ tional Tournam ent, add the softball coach to the list. tern. Riggins, who graduated from Lnkevlew Middle School last week, led the Seminole Savages to their ser'ond straight thirdplace tournament finish In two weeks by slamming 24 hits In 35 at lulls for a .668 uverage. In­ cluded were two homers, three doubles and a triple. The Savages finished with a 6-3 record and whipped the Tampa Mustangs In the thirdplace game. One of the losses was the the Seminole Eagles, a thrilling 1312 encounter. The Eagles woo their llrst six games. Including ■ victory over pre­ viously unbeaten tournament champion Plantation, but bowed mil In the first game o f the playoffs. The rivalry between the two county powerhouses will resume this Saturday and Sunday at the Savages Invitational Tou rna­ ment at the Seminole Softball Club Complex at Five Points near Winter Springs. Thirteen trams are entered. Play begins 8 p.m. Saturday. The first day. the leu m s are broken Into two divisions and play a round robin to deterlmlne the seeds for the finals, which begin Sunday at 9 am . Riggins and her teammates, meanwhile, will Ire looking for a s|M)i in the finals after thirdMace finishes (Palm Bay and Tam pa) the past two weeks A re th a had p le n ty o f help swinging the hat as when the Savages won they won big. Laurie Leilfer cracked 13 hits In 21 at-buts for a .619 average. Brldgetle Jenerrlle stroked 18 hits In 34 ut-bals for .529 uverage. T h e S a v a g e s o p e n e d the tournament with a 9-4 drubbing ul the South Brevard Sharks. Riggins singled and doubled and drove In two runs. Marnle Frey drilled three hits w h ile Val By Chris Fistar H erald Sports W rite r Th e Seminole Eagles know what frustration Is all about. Smith and winning pitcher Nlkl After playing Impressively In six Burke chipped In a pair o f straight wins, the Eagles lost singles. Sharon Bonaveture had their seventh and were elim i­ an RBI single. nated from the Palm Bay Invita­ Seminole made It two straight tional this past weekend. with a 9-2 rout of the Lake Even though they didn't come Worth Ladles. Caroline Chavis home with a trophy, the Eagles, rapped th ree sin gled w h ile the Seminole Softball Club's Brtdgette Jenerette added two " B ” All-Star team of 13-14 year base hits and Bonaventure drove olds, proved they are a team to In two runs. be reckoned with. The Savages suffeied their T h e E a g le s , c o a c h e d b y first loss Saturday, blowing a Pansey McDonald and Larry 12- 7 lead In the bottom o f the Hollis, beat some o f the lies! seventh Inning for a one-run loss teams In the state o v er the to the Eagles With two outs and weekend Including the Seminole a runner at first, the Savages Savages and the powerful Plan­ committed three successive er­ tation Sun Devils. T h e Sun rors to open the door for a power D evils went on to w in the show by Tam m y Jenerette and tournament. Sanford’s Katrlnu Shuler. The Eagles' first six games Corrie Lawson, who had three were In round robin play and. hits, and Anna Hollis, who had a after winning all six. they went doublt and triple, follwed with Into a single elimination round hits after the errors. Jenerette, where they lost their first game. who d o u b led and hom ered. In fact, some teams with losing followed with her roundtrlpper records In round robin play to pull the Eagles within 12-11. ended up finishing higher than Jodie Switzer followed with a the Eagles because Ihey won In single and Shuler crushed a (he single elimination round. homer way over the fence for a The Eagles hope to keep roll13- 12 victory. In g t h i s w e e k e n d In t h e R ig g in s and B r ld g e t le Seminole Savages Tournament Jenerette hud three singles each ut the Seminole Softball Club for the Savages while Chavis complex. chipped In two singles Burke In their first game, which was was the losing pitcher while played Friday night, the Eagles Dawn Gebhart picked up the pounded TBYSA of Palm Bay. win. 12-0. Dawn Gebhart allowed Just The Savages bounced right one hit In the game, a third track to belt Palm Bay, 15-4. Inning single. Jaudon Jonas carried the big Th e Seminole offense was led stick with a single, double and by Tam m y Jenerette w ho was 3 triple for two runs hatted In. for 4 with two RBIs. Jodie Iktnavenlure singled twice and NwtM SuMkf Tm i * ( Vmtwrt Sw itzer rapped out a pair o f hits doubled, newcomer Shawanda und drove In four runs. Sanford's Walker singled twice, Lelffer K a trin a S h u ler and L e tic ia Sem inole H ig h School fre s h m a n -to be Aretha Riggins wants to know If you're singled and doubled and drove stroked 24 hits In 35 at bats to lead the Strickland were each 2 for 3 with going my way. Her way was around the in two runs. Jenerette singled RBI and Gebhart was also 2 Seminole Savages to a third place finish. one twice and drove In three runs. bases this past weekend at the Palm Bay for 3. Burke picked up the win. Three of the hits went for homers. In v ita tio n a l Softball T o u rn a m en t. The The Eagles soared to five more Plantation handed the Savages wins on Saturday to finish round their second loss by a 168 robin play unbeaten. In the first count. Seven runs In the fifth with a 28 2 bombarding of the Rockledge Rowdies. Lelffer led hits Burke wus the losing pitch­ game Saturday, the Eagles up­ Inning broke open a tight game. Lake Worth Lassies. Riggins lhe way with four hits while er. T h e Savages fin ish e d the ended the Savages. 13-12, In u Riggins added a pair of singles Jonas made a great catch In clobbered two homers, a double battle o f the Seminole teams. deep left and threw out a runner and Iwo singles for u perfect 5 for uud a double. Bonaventure. tournament on an upbeat with a C o r r ie La w son and A n n a 16-1 durbblng of the Tampa 5 game. Heather Meyer was one trying to score from third to keep Jenerrlle and Meyer each went 2 Hollis were 3 for 4 with three M u stan gs. R ig g in s sin gle d , the game close In the fourth. hll behind with 4 for 4. Jonas for 4. RBIs each while Jenerette was 2 doubled and triple while Lomlcla singled and hornrred. Jenerette Riggins had three hits and three Plantation trimmed the Sav­ Whitaker and Jenerette deliver­ for 3 with a double, hom e run, rlbbles and Lelffer added three had three hits and Burke was the ages again. 9-1, to knock (hem ed three hits apiece. Dldl Gibbs and three RBIs. The Eagles winning pitcher singles. Burke was the loser. Into the thlrd-pluce game. Rig­ and Chavis stroked two singles trailed. 12-7, going Into the Seminole picked up Its fifth The Savages took out their bottom o f the seventh but pulled win with a 13-3 bllti of the gins and Walker each had Iwo each. Burke picked up the win. frustration In the next game within 12-11 on a pair o f two-run homers. With two outs, and the score still 12-11. the Savages made three straight errors that — enabled the Eagles to score the lying and winning runs. The Oviedo Semlnoles. Sanford's Big "They're got a real good clu b." said The Eagles' third victory was League baseball entrant, dropped to 3-10 for Sem lnoles coach Mike F e rre ll. "T h a i p e r h a p s t h e ir best o f th e the season with a pair o f losses to Fusils Maufroy Is a great player. H e's got tournament season. Sem inole Sunday In District 14 action at Eustls. everybody talking about him." went up against a Plantation The Semlnoles will try to get back on In an American Legion gam e Saturday, Sun Devils squad that hadn't McKinney walked and, one out later. track tonight at 7:30 when they take on Mike Sclimit clobbered a gargantuan home lost a game In tournament play Grrlslng stepped up and slugged a three-run District 14 power Apopka-West Seminole at run while Anthony Lasralc (1-0) and Sean this year and came away with an homer to put the Semlnoles In front. Lake Brantley High. Brian Sheffield will try Flake” Flaherty combined for a three-hit ter 8-7 upset victory, The lead held up for one Inning as Eustla as Lake Mary ripped Altamonte Springs. to quell the hot AWS bats. AW S won 12 Lawson and Switzer were both took the lead for good In the bottom o f the straight before losing the second game of a I l-l.a t Lym an High School 3 for 3 to lead the offense and fifth on a two-run homer off the bat o f , double-header Sunday night to Winter Lake Mary. 5-0. returns to action today ai Jenerette was 2 for 3 with a ratrher Todd Maufroy off reliever and loser 5 30 at Orlando against Boone. Garden. AWS manager Richard CofTcy said home run. The Eagles took an M ik e Schmlt, above, took Ken Chapdelalne would s u n for his 12-1 Steve Rape. Maufroy played on the District Lake Mary used Its patented tw o out rally early 8-4 lead and held o ff a late Byron Overstreet deep Sat­ squad. 14 All-Star learn last year that went to the and some shoddy Altamonle fielding for five Plantation rally. It was the only urday night. Big League World Series. He played at In the opening game o f the twlnbdl. the runs In the first Inning. Shane Lelterlo loss o f the tournament and of the Stetson this year. Semlnoles led much of the way but couldn't reached on an error, stole second and scored season for the Sun Devils. Seminole took the early lead again In the on Schmlt’s single. Ryan Lisle followed with hold on as Eustls claimed a 7-4 victory. In gam e four. The Eagles had second game, but Eustls got Its bats going The Semlnoles took a 1-0 lead In the lop of a hose hit and when NeaJ Harris' fly ball to an easy time with the Tampa early and rolled to an 11-3 win the first but squandered a bases loaded, center was dropped. Schmlt scored. Kelly Mustangs, beating them. 14-2. In the lop of (he first for Seminole. no-oul situation. Jeff G rrlslng and David ilysell followed with another free pass Shuler continued her hot streak Grelslng singled and took second on a wild Rape both walked and Gary Derr singled to before T.J. Sutton's fly ball to right field was at the plate with a 5 for 5 pitch. David Rape then walked and both also dropped, scoring two more runs. left to load the bases. Jam es Hersey then perform ance that Included a moved up on a double steal Derr followed drew a walk to force In Grelslng but Brian Schmlt added his homer later In the double, home run and three with a wslke to load the bases snd Grelslng game, a prodigious blast to right off loser RBIs. Jenerette. Strickland and Sheffield then hit Into a 5-2-3 double play as scored on a wild pitch. Again Seminole left Eustla avoided a big Inning. Joey Coral then Byron Overstreet. "Mike hit It a long w ay," Lawson contributed Iw o hits I he bases loaded when Hersey fanned. struck out to end the Inning. said Lake Mary' coach Allen Tuttle. "It was each. Sheffield flew out snd Steve Rape struck Eustls came back to take a 3-1 lead after way up by the lights when It went out." In a low scoring game com* out. two Innings but the Semlnoles erupted for Schmlt finished with a single and homer. pared to the rest, the Eagles The Semlnoles scored two more times In Sutton and ilysell rapped two singles each rdged the Orlando Lll' Sluggers. three runs In the lop of the fourth for a 4-3 the fifth on Steve Rape s RBI infield single while Steve Sliakai and Lisle liad a single lead. Coral was hll by a pitch to leadoff and 6 «# E A G L E *. Pag* 7A and a Eustls error. then stole second. With one out. Donald apiece. Matt Messina chipped In a double. Softball Seminotes Drop 2 Lake Mary Wins 5th Baseball » �* A — Evening H erald . Sonlord, FI. 'Oil Can' Monday, June 10. ItlS BASEBALL ROUNDUP S T A N D IN G S N A TIO N A L L C A 6 U I ■••I W L )) i f n II » n ?* >i it u 14 » C iikags N * * VwX Mor>1r**l I I Lou'* FM I«0*'pW * Pllldaurg*! Ft*. Ot XJ4 - * m m WJ i sir 4*0 I N 14 Tit 1SW W *«l M r L)«*go Cinclonotl Houtton LO* X "0*1*4 ADanO Los Fr*nc|«cs » »i J* » 1* ) ) V i* 71 JO 70 t ) 404 — M4 I S sir 1 9 4*1 * 4» tw 174 11 b lw N y ' l N * l* 11t ; 5 * * V L o u * ).H » w York 0 Chicago 1, P ltU tow gti I Atlanta 7, La* A reata* j Cincinnati 7, Ia n D i*go4 Mantraal 4. Philadelphia ) Hoviton 4. San Francl*ca I Sanday'* Httmtt i Man ra ck * , SI Lout* l . ( t»t> St Lout* I , Maw York I, (Tndl Philadelphia 4. M ontreal | A tlanta It. L o t Angela* 1 San Diege I, C incinnati I Chicago 1. P ittsburgh 1 Moulton f, San Fra n cltca 0 M o n d a y'! O a m a i (A ll Tim a* ( D T I Chicago t Fontenot O il at Montreal iSchatteder > l ) . 7 l i p m Ma* York I Fern and* l I J| at Phlla delphia I Denny 1 l ) , 7 ] l p m tl Lou I* (Coe O i l at Pittsburgh (HhodenO t | , F l i p m lo t Angelas ( Honeycutt 111 at Cincinnati (H uger 1 4). I l i p n San Francisco IG o tt 111 at Atlanta (S m ith I 4 l,!:4 0 p m , ta n Diego (H oyt 0 41 al Houston (knepperO 11,1 U p m T a e id e y i O am ai Los Angela* at C incinnati, night St Louis at PlttslMirgh. night Maw York a l Philadelphia, night Chicago Ot M ontreal, nigh I Sen F rencleco a l A tlanta, flight San Diego at Houston, night Shields Gets 1st Victory A TLA N TA (UPII - After re­ cording his first major-league victory Sunday, Allnnfn Braves rookie Steve Shields exprraned gratitude to Ills fam ily and friends for all their support. Atlanta manager Eddie Maas should t>e thankful lo Shields. The 28-year-old right-hander pitched six strong Innings lo help the Braves defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-3. The victory cools the pressure on Mntis for another day. The roukle m an ager, whose Job status has been unsure since early tn the season, could soon become the third msnsgrr to be fired this year If the Braves don’t start winning consistently, Atlanta, expected lo challenge In Ihe National League West, Is In fifth-place al 22 30. 9 14 games behind San Diego. Shields yielded right tills over six Innings while striking out live and walking one In Ills thinl major league game. " T h i s Is fa n t a a t lc ," said Shields. 1-0. "M y hometown. Hokes Blttlf. Ala.. In two hours from here. They were every­ where (In the slumln). I f s Just good lo do well in front of all of litem here la-cause they stuck Itehlnd me for a tong lime. Dale M urphy hit his NLtrading 14th homer and drove In Hirer runs lo heljt Atlanta brut F rriiu n d o V a te n zu e lu . 5-B. Forster hurled one-hit relief over the final three Innings for Ills ( first save. J . Cubs 5, P ira te s 1 At Chicago. Jody Duvls drew a b a s e s loaded walk and Chris Sprier added a two-run stnglr to highlight u (our-run sixth Inning, lllllng the Cubs lo a lour game sweep of Pittsburgh. I be Pirates | have lost six straight. P b lllla s 4 , Expos 1 Al Philadelphia, tllrim Wilson slammed a Ihree run homer lo . help Ihe Phllllra anup a fourgame losing streak. Kevin Gross. 5 8. allowed three hits through seven Innings. Don ('arinun re. corded two outs In the eighth ■md Kent Tekulve pitched the fliiul I 1-3 Innings for his fourth suve. Padres B, R eds 3 Al Cincinnati, Andy Hawkins scattered eight hlta over sevrn Innings u> run his record lo 11-0 and Grulg Nellies hit Ills lllth homer lo lilt the Padres Reds player manugrr Pclc Rose went 2 for 5, moving within 48 hits of breaking Ty Cobh's career hit record of 4.101. AatroaB. (Hants O Al Hoiialott, Joe Nlekru pu­ ttied u two hitler lo become the wlnnlngeal pitcher tn Astros h istory. Mark H alley hit a three-run homer to help Houston lo a liner game sweep of the Giants. Nlekru, 3 H. picked up his first victory since May 5. Dave LaPuInt. 2-6. was the loser. lis t s 0-2. C ards I B Al New York. George Foster and Rafael Santana drove In two runs each to buck D w igh t Gooden, 9-3. and the Meta In the opener. Terry Prndleton hll an Insldr-thr-park grand slam and Juuquln Andujur posted Ills 1 Ith victory, helping Ihe Cardlnuls salvage a split. 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Card OentedkhMki 'a >1 newer laapr* - "am*» 10 MB. Mdrte tn Ml Eamt *» >1 dene sett la*Cali »w .a Laape - N»r OP S* in t w Tp ad liMHi Ce IL Cadre OP tl Iwd BpedPPrs '• ’ 4 Ber*OupdShrr%0PM laraadBwSrarap ilpal aa t «aaa* a irMr e pmr aart MaeIp pared) aem e Lam* - CeePn. or i l l W £►■ I IS lec'rth CP I Sr Meantun U I n. temrim O r iu ■ m < e lam e - Per* Oe Id . f m V I M far T e l * Bar* B e ! » " a p e u if t Blanks Baltimore BALTIMORE (UPII - Dennis " O il C an” Boyd th rives on challenges. The bigger the task, the tougher the cocky 25-yearold right hander gets. Bovd pitched a three-hUtcr Sunday and was supported by a 17-hlt attack as the Boston Red So* ripped the Baltimore Orioles 12-0 . " I didn't have any flaw s." said Boyd, who improved to 7-4. "It Iv ilm was a btg game for me because S aturday'! Results II U n ■ '■ ■ - M l Umm *r* m waiiai - mi Detroit It. Toronto I w n iM N U lM the Orioles are one o f the best m m m - i II fane* in in • Maw York 1, Milwaukee 1 (tltn n ln g i) •P ad am* - cm e* hr « trams. They put a fire In me. I M rd Ut Jtrt W ft»0 fill, f >t«rt ill H Hif «Mi C««r Oakland*, T e ia t S •re Mm S> rawuwra L* f Or Ottc* if) H CrHr « |f|) Mv « mn ill Am If Dr9> ft! H love facing them They got some Cleveland II . Seattle I lap. F-d tar*Ceh .i • if V I * * I H • L-OfttH fill Boston 1. B altim ore t Sete*e laape - kpr.* OP ■ guys who grit their teeth facing Hi I m art•Mi Sard Saa ’■ lampp CM<4 Harp tp Chicago 1. Minnesota 1 1 « r ft m e." U Brawn CMrO K ansasC Ity*. C alifornia I |rf#*y W# Mill n u m Ifftfflft inin nt - a ii i . u. tern Boyd, who leads the American C«pfv ikt Sunday t Rasvltt D «a a Cflpftfl* f t fl •ru T a rt WOtat-l tl harwre lam—- • »* • m *■ Leagu e with eight com plete MHVRR NV D elrelt I, Toronto 1 ■ 'll ■ tt m «UIV »«r| ih a f b i rn F4 4 n 4 M > a n 4 hah S rW U d leak 1 4 ). V n p . L r a n * em up to T l. law * H P d um ■ « r* Or Saottlu 10. Clovetand 0 ksr UWmCliFi (ii Tfcflafittt I r4 lea in Canun lit and Ca.hr Hwao games, hurled his third shutout W h .M I Ut ■ *4 fl 11 S3 Boston II, B altim ore B W i M l • * A M l) I** V V i t e-irdwiar (ttt) L-kkustdi i|l| ta r tA* Ut ura n m Jfl and did not allow a runner past Chicago $ Minnasnle • ()•) Hi*. ■*«**• Ptmp» ift *n+i i l l mBi -V Laws t.n w at. im ret Dm 0m * ■»» C tt HI MllweuSa* *. Maw York 4 -wdein R A IN E S GAUGE first base, helping Boston to Its ttr*r mw ■ Ha v «i Jia California I. K ensatC ltyO Ir ■ ii a fla seventh straight victory. The um r*l fM ll i f» T e r n I Oakland 4. H ill r-Ww# ■M N I-III ■ l* IIU 4 S I< r tf)r * X lr*F Cm s tf m ■ ■ t iU p i Red Sox have won 10 o f their mrnmm rurin-tili > >r nunm - ) 11 O akland!, TeyeiS. Iln d l um ftM« * • >|) r « tn^ir ti a r * need (S' ten* 141 e<4 last 11 games nr«*r im|4 - flriTf AR u, a* • W «f» in sd*f lift H Km* e»»rui BrawUr it) an* Oar* Car CMant Cert, tn II Daw 10 Monday I D a m n Baltimore was the final m a­ *"**"fMI «• VWK*I| ||> li a e -tv*ni»IIO t-Rwiltd Meuei U ard»raar Cat (A il l i m i t t DTI n u N h i) f«rft tsvHfvwi Ifr jor-league club to be shut out Sweep L a a fu t Ima S a a MUwduSee Ittig uerd 4 1) at Boston n M***** fdtf^tP ill 9f t* Ul, &fli •l CM lapu rumhi- I si r I renal ard D*r* Caa rd I * Ch ta this season. The last time the l O l e d o l l l, 7 IS p m i anawa piPIBa-14111 ) •>namif d m I) Dedm * ) Minnesota (Viota 4 I t el Cleveland .aunnah Dm 14), tMu If) an* Orioles were held scorelrss was ewalPhdls f i t t <*•*■»•# Iceire tnam. teihf (!) wd Ctaan (CreelOd), 7 I t p m hanew Lama - nart pt ■ . | i Sept. 21. 198-1. Ironically by Ham*Fp| fMM N N « ll< e-l*a'di list i-*»h«c,»<* (in B altim ore IM a rlln e t S 1) at Detrnil Cat M. d «krp* ** « Fuse CmP HH HI Boyd. o**'*«ft m m m «tt y Vra" Mm nil-Lai >■*•> dar*a» m -an * (M o r r ls l *1.1 U p m h r S a y n e d S 1 0 h Inn ) 1 H ri I tNI IT snare* Uuprr Toronto (Alexander t i l el Mew York "B o yd 's confidence level ts Sne-raa laaprt - «*»*»', hr u *' * r (Ii ft* H»f* « - Urnri 4mm, *> m ( S h l'le y 0 It. I Of)p cn Mu'a. let at Inn hr • cm Oe high against us because he's had till I ' r*f III t a kentt v * r* M*r* wwa th e * P te a O w e mnitd-1 sa Taaai (Meson 4 1) a( Celltarni# p O a r*. 0a ■ t*H s*m*t teu*ar agp ew> •* mt I hr CnciauS mWM - I tl 4 such good success against us In terra kraal (M cCesklllB 4). B;10p m In - • (tfp sm •wfhdhi tie r an I Hama* Carnap II ard tl'ld i K eane laaea (a w . In . *«, Chicago IBennlstar 0 41 at Seattle ft*#* te I ag*»*i twdn p S* trpi UPh »* the past," Orioles shortstop Cal I 'l * I t - I I I lets las-rwr Hi Fnhn It) and UrCm tn ti Cltea 14 is Leas ard (S w lttl 0), 10 11pm r«*n»( e "h i *r IMP l-i*b (I 4) (M M f ll 10 l i t - f If I p ' ‘* t Had d e m * h m e a m r e nn Ripken said. Darner 0» d Kansas City (Black I I ) at Oakland *••••■ (It h w ** * » • aiacr'S** ky Mt-laaOap ha"m111 S aw tta " L ra p a t r i C e B Boyd won his fourth straight IB i r l u l l t) , 10 l i p m *<(•*» IMH If). M>»*t (fl ** start and enabled Boston to sweep the three-game series. "Control was my biggest asset, and I had my repertoire," Boyd said. " I went out there not thinking about a shutout, just w inning." Marty Barrel! drove In three By 8am Cook runs. Jim Rice slammed his H erald Sp orts Editor 111Ii home run and Mlkr Easier A L T A M O N T E SPRIN G S jMiunded oul Iwo doubles and R ic h a r d C o f f e y and h is A p o p k a -W es t S em in ole B ig In Ihe fourth. Cousins. Bruce scored three limes to power the Leaguers w on’ t have loo long lo Bonaventure and Brurhl wulkrd Red Sox. Boston sen I 12 batters tn the dwell on their first setback. lo load Ihe buses. Johnson When W inter Garden finally forced Cousins al home but plate in the ninth Inning and pushed across a run talc Sunday Coffey followed with a clutch scored seven runs. night for a 2-1. right inning single lo left for both runs and a Tigers 8. Blue Jays 3 victory. II snapp<-d a 12-gamr 4 2 lead. Al Toronto, Nelson Simmons AWS winning sirrak. In Ihe s e v e n th , Joh n son "W c Just couldn’t get number singled in two Insurance runs and l.oo Whitaker each lofted wlnd-uldrd homers and Kirk 13." said CofTcy Sunday night. and Kevin Bass plated another Gibson drove In three runs lo " I guess w e'll Just have to start on with a base knock to left. power Detroit. Doug Bair. 1-0, over again Monday." In the nightcap. Iwo unearned went the first 5 2-3 Innings for Coffey bus a good hurler lo tallies cost Bass a tough loss. Ihe victory. He allowed three restart his team's winning ways. The 6-4 right hander scattered Ken C h a p d e ta ln e . u c r a ft y seven tills, struck out nine und runs and four hi is. right-hander, will lie on ihe hill walked Jusl Iwo. "Kevin mixed M ariners 10, Indians 0 tonight w hen Ihe Sem inole- his pitches real w ell." said Cof­ Al Cleveland. Ken Phelps. Phil Orange County connection hosts fey. "H e pitched a real good Hrudley and Jim Presley each Oviedo's Henilnolrs. They will Uumr.” d ro v e In th r e e ru n s to pace r o iin te r w ith k n u rk le b a tle r Apopka-West Seminole picked Seattle. Phelps had a two run Brian Sheffield. up Its only run In (he second homer und Prentry added a solo C hu pdelaln e naved A W S 's when Hass singled. Mike Brown shot.Frank Wills, brought up 12th victory, u 7-3 decision. moved pinch runner Joe Varitek Wednesday from ihe minors, Sunday night. He carne on for a lo second, When Chapdelalnc lilt pitched six Innings lo earn the tiring Skip Cousins wilb AW S a groundhall In Ihe shortstop, victory. clinging lo a 4-3 sixth Inning however. Varitek was nailed lead und dangerous Mike Pasllla trying lo go to third. Cousins W hite Sox S, Twins I At Minneapolis. Tom Seaver at I hr plule. "C h ap " promptly followed with a double lo score siattered five hits to post his struck out Pasllla for Ihe third Chupdelalne. 294th career victory und rookie out. then blew away th ree Tied at 1-1 In the seventh. Daryl Boston hll a inaminolh Winter Garden (11-3) hitlers on AWS missed a chance to win it hom e run to leud C hicago. strikes In Ihe seventh to preserve when ikinavrnlure walked and Seaver. 6-4. struck out threr and Cousins' win. Mike Davis doubled with no outs walkrd two In 7 2-3 Innings. While Chapdelalnc look care of lo deep right center, BonuvrnB rew ers 9, Yankees 4 Ihe fireman duties. Murk Coffey lure, however, held up on the fly At Milwaukee. Jim Ganlner provided the olfenslve spark liall and couldn't score, ilrarhl and Ben Ogllvlr each slugged Coltey. who raughl both ends of struck out. Johnson popped oul iw o -r u n h o m e rs lo p ro p e l the twlnhlll. drove In four runs und Coffey wus ruled oul when Milwaukee Pete Vuckovlch, 2-3. with a pair of two-run singles. Ihe left (1eldcr and shortstop went 6 2-3 Innings and allowed In the third. C offey's bal collided but managed to catch Jusl three hits In earn the erased a 2-0 Winter Garden lead. the fly bull. U .M M U H y y*n * victory. He struck out six and Tim Bntehl walked and Tony An error by Johnson ut third walked three. Johnson was hll by a pitch. allowed Winter Garden lo score M ike D a v Is keeps his eye on Ihe batl. The Apopka West Alter a nllly double steal. Coffey In the fifth and when Brown's Seminole catcher powered a double Sunday night but AWS singled up Ihe middle for a 2-2 throw pulled the first baseman Angela 1. Royals 0 A l A u u helm . C a lif., Ron still lost for Ihe llrsl time, 2 1, In eight Innings, deadlock. off Hie bag. Romunlck and Donnie Moore combined on an eight-hitler and Boh Boone slnglrd In a run In ih r fo u rth In n in g to h elp California back Into first place In the West Romanick. 7-2. scat­ second baseman Bill Bales dropped Chris tered six singles over Ihe first OMAHA. Neb ltd'll Miami coach Ron Magno's pop foul. Magno drilled Swindell's seven Innings and Moore gol Ihe Fraser Im-IIi-vcs Ii In Irani's 2-1 victory over next pilch to right for m triple and scored on Iasi six outs for his 12lh save. Texas Sunday night will give the Hurricanes Chris Hart's bunt single, an edge in lonlghl's championship game at "B ales stepped In a hole," Gustafson said Rangers 8-tl, A's 4-6 tile College World Series Texas, bidding lor lls second champion " I ’ve culled him Ihe best popllrldcr I've At O akland, C a lif., D ave "1 d e fin it e ly fe e l ib is g iv e s us a shi|» In Hirer years, led l -Oallrr five Innings. ever seen I still believe that It was Jusl one Kingman led olf the bottom of psychological advantage.” Fniort said idler Ifni Miami got to Swindell for a run In the ul Ihose things." the eighth with his 14th home Miami nlj)|M-it Texas and lls ace pitcher Uxth and one hi the eighth to force a 15lh In Ihe eighth. Don Rowland walked, stole run. enabling Oakland to gain u Greg Swlmicll. game in the tournament. second and advanced lo third when Chuck spill of lls double-header. Gary No 6 Miami improved lo 63-16 lor (hr The Hurrlcalnrs needed lo win to slay Oertll's throw sailed Into right center. Wurd and Cliff Johnson had RBI ■ (son and 4-1 In ihe tournament. No 3 alive In the double elimination lourmuneni Swindell struck out Ihe next two batters, singles to highlight a five-run I r xa» dropped to 64-13 und 4*1. "Swindell's their lies!.’ ’ Fraser said tl but Rick Rlchardl hit a grounder to deep llflh Inning, lifting Texas In the Longhorns coach Cliff Gustafson said (he you want to win. you have lo go agnlnsi third that Dodd Johnson could not handle, first game. kev pluv came In Ihe sixth when Texas Hrrlr best und la-al their best and Rowland scored (he game-winner. tftsfft if a$d#rgr *■!» ‘CMJP ft<3 dll i tl U i t r (fl f p W in te r G a rd e n S e v e rs A W S W in S t r e a k A t 12 Baseball Hurricanes, Texas M e e t For Title Baseball TV/RAD IO MTOIMMM Xt* - IP* t«UC**> lw *|l*« )i> IP*KC4h«u>m UMUtl 14* (M il* * ! Gunslingers Bounce LA Express, 31-27 FM MODS! 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Quarterback Rick Neubelsel went over from 1 yard out with 15 srennds left Sunday, lifting Om fl the G u nslingers lo a 31-27 victory over the Los Angeles »M ) fttl fttt Express T h e v ic t o r y s n a p p ed an 'fl eight game losing streak for San K flft Antonio, which Improved to 4-12 K tt while Los Angeles dropped Its as sixth straight to fall Into lost place In Ihe Western Conference with a 3-13 mark in The game pitied Iwo of the 44 in least stable franchises In the U .S. F o o tb a ll L ea g u e . Th e Express are without an owner Football and has been financed by the league all season G u nslinger ow n er C linton Manges Saturday paid a total of •340.000 In cashiers' checks lo leum members, executives, front o ffic e w o rk er* and o ih r r employers. Som e learn m em bers bad ihrealrned not to suit up for Sunday s game against the Express unless they received their May salaries The game was witnessed bySan Antonio's smallest home crowd of the season. 4.963. �Wilander Hunts Down Lendl PARIS (UPII — Mats Wilander. playing like a blg-gamr hunter. Sunday added a second straight Grand Slam title to his collection. Attacking from the outset. Wilander beat defending champion Ivan Lendl 3G. 6-4. 6-2. 6-2 to capture the m en's title at the French Open for the second time. The 20-year-old Wilander mastered windy conditions to repeat his 1982 French Open success and take his second consecutive Grand Slam event. He won the Australian Open six months ago. bul since then had not won a tournament. "Nobody expected me to win. 1 played without pressure." said Wilander. who was seeded fourth "T h is feels very good because I haven't been playing well this season.” A drizzle In the first set and high winds throughout the m atch hampered Lendl In particular. Ills serve and forehand suffered and he admitted he squandered many chances. The No. 2 seed and tournament favorite. Lendl had not conceded a set en route to the final Tennis H ow ever, once Wilander took control, the 25-year-old Czech made more and more unforced errors and lost for the fifth time In six finals at Grand Slam events. "It was very upsetting.” Lendl said. "1 was serving well at the beginning, then he began returning better. " I wanted to play more aggressively, but because o f the wind I couldn't prepare my approaches and I kept making errors.” The match began as the expected dour baseline battle as both players tried to settle down with the stron g wind Lendl continued to play passively while Wilander was prepared to attack, even In the first set which the Swede lost. Lendl had a break point for 5-5 In the second set. but failed to capltllze and Wilander was rarely In trouble thereafter. " I thought 1 was the one who controlled how CvMtnf HtraM. Santera. FI. the match was going — even In the first set when he served well." Wilander said "M aybe he got a little nervous and felt pressure. I gol more and more confident and everything happened In the third and founh sets — there 1 thought I played very w ell." Wllander's tactic o f coming forward to attack was what Lendl had expected. " H r did what I thought, try to come to the net," Lendl said, "H e surprised me how well he was hitting volleys but cither way. the problem was I was losing most of the points." Like Chris Evert Lloyd, winner of the wom en's singles, Wilander Is on course for a possible Grand Slam afier winning the Australian and French Opens Martina Navratilova, loser to Evrrt Lloyd In an epic women's final Saturday, had the consolation o f taking two titles Sunday — both played on eoun No. 1 Instead o f center court because morning rain upset Sunday’s schedule. Navratilova and Pam Shrlver completed a unique double Grand Slam of women's doubles titles — winning their eighth In a row. r . ■»«— i * . i m - M Chris Evert Lloyd hits a backhand winner. Lloyd beat Martina Navratilova Saturday. Maltbie's Win Ends 9-Year Drought SPORTS HARRISON. N.Y (UPII - The disappointm ent o f falling to qualify for the U.S. Open has been washed away by Irani of triumph for Roger Maltble. Only six days after hls quaillying disaster at Montclair. N.J.. Maltble ended a 9-year winless drought Sunday, capturing the •500.000 Westchester Classic. If possible, hls victory was made even more meaningful as he survived a four-hole sudden death playoff before beating out Raymond Floyd and George Burns with a 5 foot birdie putt. "Not making ihe Open was one of Ihe extra factors for me Ibis w e e k ," Ihe 33-year-old Californian said. "I would love to be there I failed. It was my fault I just Ieel. without getting into whether the USGA (U.S. Golf Association) Is right or wrong, that I'm a good enough player IN BRIEF Stephens Hoists Champagne, Toasts 4th Straight Belmont Win BELMONT. N.Y. (UPII — The expensive champagne with which he toasted his unprecedented fourth straight Belmont Stakes victory loosened W oody Stephens' longue a bit. but It did not go to his head The trainer visibly blanched, then blushed, when some party guests suggested that Belmont Park be renamed In his honor following his latest triumph In I he final leg o f racing's Triple Crown: A 1*2 finish by his coupled entry o f gelding Creme Fralche and colt Stephan's Odyssey. Consider then how embarrassed Stephens would have been had he followed up hls cold-sober, early-morning visit lo the harkstretch with a trip to the clubhouse and heard track announcer Marshall Cassidy Introduce Sunday's race card. "Ladles and gentlemen.” Cassidy said, drawling hls words for dramatic effect. "W elcom e to Woody Stephens Park." Though It Is highly unlikely the historic thoroughbred complex on Long Island will ever be renamed. Stephens Is quite likely to end up being commemorated by a plaque or photo or two. Winning four straight — Stephens look the three previous Belmonts with Conquistador Clclo. Caveat and Swale — was not the only record Stephens established with hls Creme Fralche-Stephan's Odyssey triumph The 1-2 finish was the first by an entry since 1907 and the first since partmuluel betting was Introduced to racing. Creme Fralche. meanwhile, became the first gelding ever to win the grueling 1 l/2-mlle race, longest of the Triple Crown series, and he did so In the fastest lime ever on a Belmont Stakes track officially rated as "m uddy." TTic winning time o f 2:27 also was the fourth-lastest time In iWimont history Golf that I should Itr In thr U.S. Open. " I had my opportunity ac­ c o rd in g to th eir q u a lify in g structure and I failed, So l«- it bul It was an extra Incentive lor this week." When the U S Open begins Thursday at Birmingham. Mich.. Maltble will be working on hls new house In Los Gatos. Calif, which hr can enhance wltti the •9 0 ,0 0 0 w in n er's sh are he rarned Sunday. After squandering an up|tnr1n n lly on the p re v io u s hole. Maltble ended the lense tie­ breaker on Ihe pur-3. 20-1 yard 16th hole wllh nn excellent drive thut left him only five feet from ihe pin. Sawyer Is SCC's Outstanding Male » , Floyd, meantime, had sent hls drive Into the gallery on the far left while Burns drove Into a bunker on the left, leaving them both with hopeless positions assuming Maltble could convert Ills p u t t "O n 15, I certainly had the advantage, and let II gel aw ay." Maltble said. "A ll you can do Is blister yourself up for thr next hole There's no looking track. Wh.it a rebel It Is to win, I think I vr played better golf over a period of lime, but the only Ihlug that would make all the hard work worthwhile would be a victory. I had a couple of opportunities today that I lei gel away, bul In the etui laidy Luck shined on m e." It was Maltbie’s fourth career Victory, but first Since Ihe 1976 Memorial, which hr also won In a playoff. Floyd. In quest o f hls 20lh eareer victory, registered the day's best round, a 6-under*pnr 65. Maltble and Burns, who held or shared the lead after each round, both shot 70. All three men blrdled Ihe I8lh hole to create thr playoff, and they each parretl the first three playoff holes. Burns, w ho also (ailed lo qualify for ihe Open, and Floyd each rarned *4 4 .OOO, "|l was a tough day,*' said Bums, without o victory since I9HO. "It's funny. I've had an o p p o r t u n it y to w in th r e e tournaments and Ray Floyd real­ ly put the pressure on me (each time).'* Mark Wlcbe. In year on the Tour, finish ever, closing take fourth place v Mike Sawyer, right, receive* an award (or the Most Out­ standing Seminole Communi­ ty College M ale Athlete from Sun B ank e xe c u tive Bob Douglas. Sawyer, a catcher on the SCC baseball learn, batted .406 this year. He Is the first Raider to hit over .400 since L a rry Parrish, who attained All-Am erica status at SCC before signing a professional contract. P a r­ rish presently plays with the Texas Rangers. Sawyer, a two year starter lor SCC, Is a Lyman High School gradu­ Elliott Credits Luck For Victory LONG POND. Pa. (UPII — Bill Elliott, the hottest driver on the NASCAR circuit, credits old-fashioned luck for hls victory Sunday In the Van Scoy 500. "Today luck won Ihe race." he said. "N o way I would have won wllhoul It. Geoff (Bodlne) had the better car today and It showed.” Bodlne. the race leader for much of the day. ex|>ertenced untimely caution flags and handling trouble late lo the race before finishing a disappointing fourth. "W e were Just lucky and fortunate lo be there at thr end of the race." Elliott said. "But that's the lucks and breaks of racing. It can happen to anyone." Thr triumph kept Elliott's streak intact of winning at least onr rare every three weeks on the circuit ate. H titM P V g iili T i m * , V m n l Leesburg M an Wins Bass Trail HFGoodrich Jim Biller, a Leesburg resident, claimed the Redman Tournament Trnll Bass Fishing title Sunday on the St. John's River In Sanford. Biller hauled In seven bass which weighed a total o f 27 pounds. 2 ounces. The first place prize money was S I.249. Miller was fishing off a seven-foot drop off on North Lake Harney. Second place went to John Hitter of Lakeland who caught four bass which weighed 16 pounds. 3 ounces and was worth S62S In prize money. John Bitter also caught Ihe largest buss o f Ihe tourney at 10 pounds. 2 ounces which was w onh an additional $428 for Ihe big bass prize. Third place went to Bill Alley of Sebrtng who raught four bass for a total of 13 pounds. 4 ounces which was worth •548 In prize money. Jim Kremer of Apopka took fourth place with four bass that weighed a total of 13 pounds. 3 ounces and won $350. Fifth place went lo Tom m y Hollawav o f Palatka with seven bass which weighed 10 pounds. 15 ounces and won t250. There were 1 11 competitors In the lourney and prize money was over M.OOO. The next tourney Is Sept. 15 at Lake Okechobee Deadline for entry Is Sept. 4. Designed and engineered for a smooth ride and long mileage Liiesaver XLM’ whitewall bee P lIM M tl PISV7M 14 P 1M -7M I4 rm aiaw F7M J7MI1 P11IS7M II m % nm % P 2 M /7 M II Oehw 4(11 II M MM MM 41 M S IM 41 M S IM *46»5 • tool M S tm n Ou* m u m * ( M p M lW • t* . .II m I I , a r m . taa* ■ l» m M k u it « im 4 S ^ i K tUm M.Mq-ll M l a , U l | I,MM l-M Laa. M < » . i l | ,|>|||U APPLY TODAY • INSTANT CMDIT Horses Being Doped In Illinois CHICAGO (UFI) — A potentially lethal narcotic 10.000 times stronger than morphine Is being used to drug horses and fix races In harness tracks throughout Illinois, the Chicago Sun-Times reported Sunday. The Illinois Raring Board has documented 19 cases of winning horses being doped with the Illegal drug In the last year and a half, and officials fear hundreds of other rases have gone undetected, the newspaper said. "It would not surprise me to find many more Instances of this drug." said John McDonald, the racing board's laboratory director. MORTGAGES... We also maKe 1st and 2nd mortgage loans on Residential or Commercial Real Estate up to $100,000. Personal loans are available Including Revolving Credit Line. SPECIAL BrokeRdint s8 9 95 W . Wilt! • InttoJI ntm Innil Jttc • Mir. hint ra to n • / k f w i Irani n b ta l L n iity i altd ta ry u * to ■ • Inthtll ntm tM f drum b n J t luunya mm hint root drtmt • Him d and taldl t r a i t tfd tm I n w l p i n t * 111 * «• i ^ u i t d OWmS***w«* SiMt, a.IfUi aS»l nluliaiiiMM ...Eagles Continued from BA 4-2. to move to 5-0 for the tourney. Shuler was 2 for 3 with a nolo homer to lead the way while Gebhart was 1 for 2. The Eagles got a little revenge In the sixth gam e when they rru s h ed the M e rritt Island Saints. 18-3. Seminole had lost to the Saints twice before, both In extra Innings Lawson led the devastating hls second had hls best w llh a 07 to at 277. cA um ui Eagle attack wllh four htta and three RBI* Strickland alao con­ tributed four hits. Jencrctte waa 3 for 4 with three RBIa. Robin Whltehrad and Shuler were both 3 for 4 wllh two RBI* and Krtaty W inger drove In four run* de­ spite going 0-4. Seminole's only loaa o f the tournament came on their only game on Sunday. Five errors and five walks did Ihe Eagles In us they dropped a 10-7 derision lo th e P la n ta tio n B te a m . Strickland's two hits ted the way for the Eagles. Family C redit Services. Inc A Q Company CAU mavtm icon, ON A.A. 434. NEAR 17-02 In The Park Square Shopping Ctr. Longwood, PL 37750 uca 831-3400 .. d A O K TIRE M A R T __MOW i n M i l l le y > ti hook _____ 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 1IIJ V IttSCH »ll SIMbNp . I I • »• *' t m '1- ♦ % �4A—Ivotolt H fild , IdoMcd, FI. Mendey, J w II, IttS F o ren sic Experts Begin S tu d y O f R em ain s Postive ID O f 'M engele' Impossible WORLD SAO PAULO. Brazil {U P!) — Brazilian forensic experts studying the skeleton of a man reputed to be Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele can piece together "a detailed profile of the man." but w ill be unable to positively Identify the remains, the chief of the scientific team says. Five experts from Brazil’s Medical Legal Institute will clean and rebuild the skeleton of a man who drowned six years ago. The bones were exhumed last Thursday. The work, which begins today, is expected to lake up to 15 days. "W e will not be able to put a specific name on the skeleton, but w e should be able to provide a detailed profile o f the man." Dr. Jose Melo. the chief of the live-man team, said Sunday. Melo said his learn w ill be able to determine the rough age. height, weight and national origin of Ihe remains, Federal police chief Romeu Turna said he Is "9 0 percent convinced" the remains of a man who called himself W olfgang Gerhard are those o f Mengele. responsible for the death o f 400.000 people at the Auschwitz concentration camp In Poland IN BRIEF Negotiations Continuing For Release Of Captured Finns JERUSALEM (UPI| — Twenty-one Finnish soldiers held hostage by the Israeli-supported South Lebanon Array were moved to the mllltla's headquarters In Lebanon as talks today continued on “ many levels" to gain their release, a U.N. official said. Timur Ookael. spokesman for the U.N. Inlerlm Force In Lebanon, or UNIFIL, said 19 o f the Finns were transferred Sunday to Marjayoun. a Christian stronghold Inside an Israeli-created border security rone In southern Lebanon. Ookael said he believed the two other Finnish captives also had been moved. Neither Ookael nor Finnish Embassy officials In Israel were able to provide details on precisely where the soldiers, who were serving with the UNIFIL peace keeping force In Lebanon, were being held or how they were being treated. A total o f 25 Finnish soldiers was abducted by the South Lebanon A rm y Friday after gunmen of Lebanon's main Shiite Moslem militia. Amal. captured 11 South Lebanon Army members. The Finnish commander of the unit was freed Friday and three other Finnish soldiers were released Saturday. Gen. Antoine Lahd, commander of the South Lebanon Army, a predominantly Christian Lebanese militia sup­ ported by Israel, said the Finns would not be released until Amal frees his 11 captured militiamen. ...Schools C on tin u ed from page 1A Farrakhan Discusses Hitler, Jews three of which Involved the Issue ol home schools. The first case ended with Ihe court ordering parents to enroll their ch ildren In Ihe public school or a recognized private s c h o o l. T h e ch ildren w e r e enrolled In a Sanford elementary school for a time before the parents and children moved out of state. Julian said. He suld the school board d is m is s e d th e second su it because the parent had a m ed i­ cal problem. And the third case will be voluntarily dismissed because of the passage o f the legislation. Julian said. MAMflURO. West Germany IUPI) — Nation o f Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. professing a fascination with Hitler, said Jews fear him because "they know some day they will be punished for the bad things they have done to blacks." Farrakhan told the West German news magazine Der Spiegel In an Interview published Sunday that American blacks are a "social powder k e g " and the situation o f blacks In the United Stales Is worse than It was 20 years ago. Asked his views on Adolf Hitler. Farrakhan said H itler’s great achievement was In arousing the German people and getting the average person — as well as Intellectuals — to support him. Farrakhan. an ardent supporter of Jesse Jackson's 1984 presidential candidacy, gained national attention In the United S tates last year w hen he was accused o f anti-Semitism. Farrakhan had praised Hitler, calling (he World W ar II Nazi dictator a "great man," and describing Judaism ns a "gutter religion." L E N A N. TAYLOR Lena Norris Taylor. 74. of 1008 E. 9th St.. Sanford, died Buzz Pelsos Is Ihe only can­ Lake Mary hua scheduled Thursday at Florida Hospltulelections for September 3 for the didate thus far to announce his Altainontc Springs. Bom Nov. three city commission seats be­ Intentions to run. Pctsos. a local 15. 1910 tn Jefferson County. ing vacated by Harry Terry. Burt delicatessen owner, la seeking FIs., she w as a irtld e n l of seat three, now held by Terry. Pertnchlcf and Colin Keogh. Sanford for 60 yean. A house­ The tiling deadline (or poten­ wife. etve w e * ■ member o f the T h e e le c tio n s s r s t o tie h e ld s i tial candidates ts July 20. New IlcUvel Missionary Baptist city hall for seals one. three, and Terry. Perlnchlcf and Krogti Church of Sanford five. Mayor Dick Peas said that a re not seeking rc e le c tlo n S u r v lv o r a Include a so n , city hall employees would be because they say they arc tire of Raymond Norris. Sanford; nine given the day off, The polls will commission meetings running s la te ra , A b b le D avis. E lla be open from 7 a.in. to 7 p.tn. late Into the nightN ew ley, Flora Hawkins. Annlcbell Robertson, and Nancy Allen, all o f Sanford. Willie Lee Crecker o f Oviedo, Henrietta Robertson of Goldenrod. Sally Roach and Mary Lee Rlelly of Rochester N.Y.; two brothers A R E A F O R E C A S T ) Partly Orleans had IH Inches of ruin In Raymond Tin g of Sanford, and cloudy today with a 30 percent Just one hour, urcompanled by Frank 11. Ting. Washington D.C.; ch a n ce o f a fte r n o o n th u n ­ winds of 53 mph. Records were and nine step-chlldrrn. derstorms. High In mid 90s. t ie d o r brok rn a c r o s s the Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ Light wind. Tonight and Tues­ southwest Sunday as a hcnl ford. Is In charge of arrange­ day mostly fair except n chance spell lingered. El Paso. Texas, ments, o f afternoon and evening Ihunreached 106. breaking the re­ P A U L W. HAYQREEN deratorma. Low In low to mid cord of 104 sel In 1981; Las Mr. Paul W. Haygrren. 68. of 70s. High In mid 90s. Light wind Vegas, hud 111, breaking (heold tonight and south 10 mph m urk o f 110 set In 1973, 717 Greentrec Court. Lake Mary, Tuesday. Rain chance 20 per­ Phoenix's 114 toppled the record d i e d F r i d a y at F l o r i d a cent tonight and 30 percent o f 113 In 1978 and Sacramento, llo sp tlu l—Altam onte Springs. Tuesday. Calif , hud 103. breaking the Horn in Walworth, N.Y.. he 102-drgrre reading 111 1HH3. m oved to Lake Mury fro m N A T I O N A L REPORT) Webster. N.Y. In 1958. He was a Searing heat continued a c r o s s superintendent for u steel comthe Southwest today, with highs BOATINO FORECAST) Winds from the southwest at 5 puny and a member of Holy surpassing Ihe century mark to 10 knots from tonight. Seas 2 Cross Lutheran Chruch. l-ukr from West Texas to the Interior Mary. He was an Air Force o f California. Powerful thun­ to 3 feet. veteran and Is survlvrd by his derstorms, laced with hall and at AR E A READ1NOS (9 a.m.)i wife. Evelyn, least one tornado, pounded the temperature: 83: overnight low: B u ld w ln -Fu lrch lld Fu n eral Plains Sunday with golfball size 7 9 ; S u n d a y 's h i g h : 9 7 ; Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In hall In Colorado. Anolhrr line o f barometric pressure: 30.11; rela­ charge o f arrangements. storms, accompanied by high tiv e h u m id ity: 73 percen t; M ITTIE J. PALUBIAK w in d * , d r e n c h e d p a rts o f winds north by northwest at 6 Mrs. Mlltlc J. Puluhlak, 79, of L o u i s i a n a . A la b a m a and mph: ruin: .05 Inches, sunrise: 1725 T u rtle Hill Trail. EnGeorgia. Residents of resort 0:27 a m., sunset 8 22 p.m. le r p r ls r . d ie d S atu rday at areas In Wloconsln and Michigan Lakevtew Nursing Home. San­ TUESDAY TIDES) Daytons continued cleanup efforts after a ford. Born In Scottsdale, Ariz.. Beach: highs, 3 35 a.m., 4 09 tornado tore through the area Sept. 24. 1905. she moved to p.m.i lows. 9:43 a.m.. 10:19 Saturday night. In Colorado, a p.m.; Port Canaveral) highs. E n terprise from l'heontx In tornado uprooted trees, knocked 3:27 a.in.. 4:01 p.m.; lows. 9:34 1973. She was u homemaker. down power lines and damaged Survivors Include three sons. at least one home In Ihe small a.m .. 10:10 p.m.: B ayp o rti Benjamin A. Gay. Spartanburg. highs. 9.03 a.m., 9:40 p.m.: town of Green Mountain Falls in SC ., Dr. Robert A Gay. En­ the foothills wrst o f Colorado Iowa, 2:32 a m.. 2:52 p.m. terprise. Francis V. Gay. Or­ Springs Green Mountain Falls EXTENDED FORECAST: firefighter Mike Longacre said Wednesday through Friday — lando; daughter, Rcba J. Lord, Phoenix; sister. May Mathla. the "pretty sm all-tim e" tornado Chance of afternoon and evening Scottsdale; brother. Benjamin uprooted dozens o f U.9. Forest thunderstorm s m ain ly south Vanderhoof. Phoenix; 12 grand­ S e rv ice treea . G u sty thun­ Thuisday and Friday. Otherwise c h i l d r e n a n d 13 g r e a t ­ derstorms left their mark on fair. Lows from near 70 north to grandchildren. parts of the South. Strong winds 90 extreme south. Highs upper G ra m k o w Fun eral H o m e. blew out a window at a store In HOa In coastal areas lo mid 90s Sanford, la In charge o f ar­ Andalusia, Ala. Marble-size hall In normally hotter Interior sec­ rangements. fell In Montgomery and New tions. ELM ER L. OATTENVY Elmer L. Gattenby. 60, o f 347 Delores Blvd . DeLand. died at his home Saturday. Bom Aug. 26. 1924 In Oklahom a, he a . ■. f * j 1,-w-fcm .■. ■ ■■■ li ■ ■ o S U*M * iQ WPVWnVnVI fewVVft^PQvI ,y. IV 'pprrtiNPfVIff! im u*t moved to DeLand from Soldotna. F I* Progress ta# osw ss*t Aseartoffan * t I k v i n h O m W i ........ im m Alaska In 1984. He was retired ■Far O t a r privet M #4 I ' M W t M ile s * II IIW from the Navy and i veteran of MCA #i Into? db*tor «tjr*# to ................ 40*> 41 Hughe* Supply World War II and the Korean chdnp* MresgAo u t ta* day # » not iih tia M orrison I tartudbretoffindrSHpv'mpradpwn IVH It* War. He was a Protestant. Sur­ NCR Cars ........ ....... 1*W w * vivors Include his wife Libby L.; Atlantic S o *. lit* ns trades SAL two sons, Glenn, Rome. G a „ Swtty'i............. Idto unchanged k & N W M IlM dfto ---Jit* Jit* Vtrgtl. Soldotna; two daughters. tun I M i UW Hit Frances Clure. Davla. Okla.. Gabrieli Potvln. Bralnerd. Miss ; TsrxirscctuS S !^ OAKLAND father J oh n L.. H untington n m K R A l N O M l/C fM C T IR V Beach. C alif.; mother. Pearl l AS l a s t ! 4 Btatol m D Vic la. San Pablo, Calif.; four brothers, Leonard. San Pablo, Donnie Davis. Douglas and Gary, all of Westminister. Calif; ftve WEATHER STOCKS a Ulna (T t k J X & ft U S .\ 323-120* 1 continue Its efforts to catch Mengele. and bring him tojustlce In Israel." Menachem Ruaaek. head of an Israeli police detail charged with Investigating Nazi war crimes, told Israel radio he believes Mengele Is behind the reports of his death In a desperate attempt to stop the worldwide manhunt for him. But Turns denied the charge, saying " I don’t think the foreigners who helped this man had the Intelligence to mount such a complicated plot." He was referring to Wolfram and Llaolette Bosaert. Austrian emigrants who are now Brazilian citizens, and to Gltta Stammer, a Hungarian woman living near Sao Paulo, who said they sheltered a man they believed to be Mengele during his 18-year stay In Brazil. Brazilian police Interrogated the Boaaerta. who led them to the grave In a cemetery 20 miles southwest o f Sao Paulo, where they said Mengele was burled under the name of Wolfgang Gerhard. Mengele Is suspected of assuming the Identity of Gerhard after Gerhard's death In Austria In 1978. Julian sa id he questions Is secular humanism In the whether the new law Is con­ public schools that effects their stitutional. but he added this ts efforts to raise their children In a the first piece o f legislation that certain belief and they believe a ttem p ts to fin d a m iddle some parents can do a better ground. "It Is not perfect but It Is Job." Other parents believe the Issue better than nothing at all." he concerns who Is going to raise said. their children — government or He said he Isn’t quite sure parents. "They see the situation what the school board will do if as their right to raise and control Graham vetoes the bill. "The their children being eroded by governor Is caught between two government. groups — the public school "O n the other hand educators systems and parents — both of are concerned that children In which have legitimate Interests home schools aren't going to be In home schools." able to meet the demands o f life The state Department of Edu­ and function." Julian said. * "There has to be a middle cation "feels parents by and large cannot provide quality ground out there that will satisfy education for their children day th e c o n c e rn s o f b o th and perhaps this legislation will do In and day ou t." Julian said. "Paren ts from various r e ­ that, at least It la a start.” Julian ligious denominations feel (here said. ...T a n k e r Continued from page 1A T a l l e y s a id th a t s u c h explosions often "work In our favor" because they destroy any toxic fumes that might escape If the fire burned more slowly. Tw o of the burning cars con­ tained fu el oil. one p la stic granules and the fourth an unknown chemical. "It could have anything In It." Talley said, referring to the car with the chemicals. "W e don't know w hat the chemical Is because the car's on Its side and we can’ t see the markings." Earlier. Talley said chances were "o n e In a million” that the fire would bum Itself out without some sort of an explosion. AREA DEATHS L a k e M a r y E le c t io n s S e p t . 3 i Melo said the profile o f the man could determine If the remains are Mengele’s " I f there ts also corroborating evidence, such as eyewitnesses of his presence In Brazil, handwriting samples and other evidence.” Tum a said he expected to have Mengele s h andw ritin g samples sent by German authorities by Tuesday. “ We have handwriting samples of the man who lived under assumed names here In Brazil." he said. " I f we can match that handwriting with Mengele’s authenticated handwtting from the war-era then we will have a powerful bit of evidence." Sunday. West German police sent to Brazil said they also believe the remains are those o f the Nazi war criminal, the West German newspaper Die Well reported In a dispatch from Sao Paulo. In New York. Nazi hunter Simon Wlcsenlhal said there Is a 50-50 chance the body Is that of Mengele. warning It may be a part of a hoax designed to end the search for the Infamous doctor. In T e l A viv, an Israeli government spokesman said that while the Brazilian tests are being conducted Israel “ would I was born June 29, 1929 in Sanford, was homemaker and a member o f the First Baptist Church. Sanford. Survivors Include her daugh­ ter. Carole Ann Edward. San­ ford: three brothers. Russell Odham o f Sanford, and Bralley O d h am o f O rla n d o , G l e n n Odham o f Seabrtng; a stater. S u r v i v o r * In c lu d e h ts b r o t h e r . Mildred Batchelor. Tallahasaee: William. Fontana. Calif. Wood lawn Funeral Home. Or­ and one grandson. Gramkow Funeral Home la in lando. la In charge of arrange­ charge o f arrangements. ments. W AN D A V. G LO W A Wanda V. Glowa. 60. o f 1036 Funsral Noticsi W. Embassy Drive. Deltona, died IN A M O S a it TAYLOR Friday at Central Florida Re­ L—Funar*1 i t r v k M tor L*n * Norris T a rta r. gional Hospital. Sanford. Born M. t l l « ( t o St . SantorA w h* d tad Thursday Will bo held 1 p in Saturday at Now April 6. 1925 tn Chicago, the M isalanery B a p tlit Church w ith too moved to Deltona from Indiana Beta#! Roy R ater* Doctor officiating V taw tag w ill In 1978. She was a homemaker bo hem 4 p m to * p m Friday, w ith b u ria l Saturday at Shiloh Camatary and a Catholic. ■ L M IR L O A T T IN S T Suvlvors Include a daughter. —Fwnaral service* tor Elmar L Gettanby. Mrs. Diane V. Drew. Deltona; *0. at J47 Datoraa B i r d . D al and whs dtod Saturday, w ill bo hold at a la tar data w ith fu ll slater, Dorothy Thteben. m ilita ry hsn ort T h t aarytea* w ill ba cor* Chicago; brother Edward Kucta. dwetod by tad U S. N ary and burial w ill bo at |M Chicago; and a grandson. Hal da uIT Funeral Home. De­ C A T H IR IH I L O U IS ! ODHAM -F u n a ra t services tor Cathartna Laulaa ltona. Is In charge of arrange­ Odham. St. a* 1711 B. F irst t l . Santord. who ments. dtod S aturday. w ill ba hatd W idna*day a* l* J t a m ta taa Gramkow Fin der *1 Hama CATHERINE LOUISE ODHAM w ith taa Ray Wight KIM toy o ffic ia l Catherine Louise Odham. 55, cInhagai f V lotting hour* a r t Tuatday 1 to 4 p m . of 1711 E. First St., Sanford, and 7 to ( p.m B urial w tll ba In taa died Saturday at her home. She Evergreen M unicipal Camatory G ram kow sis te rs. A g n e s J ea n H orn, Joshua Tree, Calif., Charlene Cabral. Fresno. Calif.. •Ozene Dodson. Prosser. Wash., Emma Kay Hasklnsan and Vicky Rich, both of Huntington Beach; and six grandchildren. Oakland Funeral Home. Like Mary. Is In charge of arrange­ ments. RICHARD KALEBAUQH Richard Kalebaugh, 31. of 389 Notre Dame Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Friday of natural enuses at Orlando Regional Med­ ical Center. Horn in Elsa. Texas, he moved to O rlando from Atlanta in 1965. He was a waller. Suvlvors Include his parents. Leonard and Carolyn Burton. A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s ; two brothers, Don. Decvllle, Texas, Cecil. Orlando; daughter. Chert Fredericksburg. Va.; son. Rich­ ard. Frederlckburg. Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida. Orlando, It In charge of arrangements. LEONARD O .P A U L L Leonard G. Pauli. 84. of 460 Kentla Road. Casselberry, died Friday at W inter Park Memorial Hospital. Born Sept. 27. 1900 In C h i c a g o , he m o v e d to Casselberry from there In 1950, He was a retired accountant and a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. W inter Park. He was a World W ar I veteran and a member of the W W 1 Barrack 2896, Orlando, and the American Association of Retired Persons. F unaral Hama In char pa Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS N A M E N jiita l l hartby given that I am »ngta»4 in b u tln o u at *70 N SR 4U Sulla D. Altamonto S p rin g *, ta m ln a la C o u n ty , F lo rid a undar th a llc tllle u * nama at ORAKE INSURANCE AGENCY, and to o l I inland to radiator ta>d nama w ith too C lark o l I h r C ir c u it C ourt, Somlnoia County, F lo rid a in accordant# w ith too provisions at ina F k llllo u * Nama Statute*. T o w ll Sacltan *4 1 0 * F lor Ida S U M * * l*S7 / * / T Mtchool O a k * Publish May >0. 17 4 Juno I. If, FIC T ITIO U S NAME Nolle* I* hereby given toot I am engaged ta business a l 401 F ir il S I. Lake M ary, tam inat* C ounty, F lo r id a u n d e r ih * Iktlltow * nam * o l SUNSHINE STONE MASONS. INC . and lhal I irnsnd to rs g lita r said ndm* with to * Clark *4 Ih* Circuit Court, t am in at* County, Florida In accordance w ith to* previsions g | in # F lc lllls u i Nam* Statutes. T e w tt: Section H I M F lo rida Statute* l»S7 /*/ Paul Cave Publish May JA 17 4 June 1. to. IMS DEF IJ t last DCF-117 CITY OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A NOTICE OF FUELIC N E A R IN O TO COMIIDRR A CONDITIONAL USE None* l* hartby glvan that a Public Mooring w ill ba hold by too Planning and Z an mg Cam m u tto n In tha City Corrvn taaton R oam , C ity H a ll. S a n to rd . Florida at 7 00 P M an Thur* day, 1una TP. lis t, to canaldar a reguast tor a Conditional u *a ta a GC >. Ganaral Com m ar H al D istrict Lag* I O tter Ip'to n Tha Wty WO It ol Ih* t l i o n o l tha N 4*4 h at to* NE la b l tha SW ta at SEC M. TWP JOS. ROC JOE. Somtaoto County. F L . lying R o lS lato Road 11 and 400 Address 414J Or land * O rly * CondiIttonal Iu U t* R to u tt tod M i l l si rad Mobito Hom s So to* A ll p o rlto i ta !n to r* *t and c illn n * than h *y * an apgartunl ty to b * hoard *1 said hoar tag By ordw *1 Ih * Planning and Zoning Commission e l to * C ity a t Santord F tor Ida m u tm say a t June. I tot John M orn*. Chairm an C ity at Santord Planning and Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE P U B L IC : II a parson decides to appoai a decision made w ith respect to any manor considered a t to* a te * * moating or hearing n* may n**d a verbatim record a4 Ih* proceeding*, including too totbm any and * * I dories, which re ta rd ta not provided by Ih* City at Santord ( F t S M I l U ) Publish Jun# to. I* * * ocou NOTICE OP S H E R IF F'S SALE NOTICE I t H E R E B Y GIVEN tool by v irtu * ad that certain Writ *1 I tecwlton Issued Sut *1 and under toe seal *4 tod Calmly C s v r l a t O r a n g * C o u n ty . Florida, upon a Itnal j udgement rendered ta to * a tor s ta id court on tod Jnd day ad August. A D ltos. ta lh a l certain cos* an l l l l t d . t u n B a n k . N a tio n a l Association P la in tiff. —vs— Gan 0 E llis . D tton dan l. which a tar s ta id W rit at Eaaculton was delivered to m * a t Sheriff *4 1amInals County. Florida, and I has* levied upon to * tot toeing deserted property owned by Gall D E i iii. said property bdlng la c p la d In S s m ln a l* C s u n ly . F l o r i d a , m a r * p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c rib e d a * LEG SEC JJ TWP l«S RGB JIB S *4 FT *4 N i n FT *1 W V* (4 IW to o l i w to a iN B w * l SB Legal Notice FICTITIO US NAME Norte# 1s hereby given tool w* are engaged in business e l dJS P in * D rive. Allamento Springs. Seminole County. Ftorld* JUIS undar too Ik tttla u * nam* al K I L GAN INC.. d /V a DwraSaal *1 Seminal* County, and lhal w* w ith to * C lark *• in * C ircuit Court, Seminal* County. Flo rid* In accordance w ith Ih* p r * visions *4 to* Fictitious Nam* Slotvto*. T o w it Section *41 0* F lo rida Statutes IH7 t%J Tares* A O Nael President J*.' DennisP O Nael V k * President Publish M ay i r a ju n * j, **. iy. im DBF l l f FICTITIO US NAME N olle* is horoby given tost I " ‘ ‘ at i n County. F to rld * J M I7 _______ f i c t i t i o u s e a rn s *1 P U M P K L E E N SEP TIC SERVICE, and tool I Inland la ragtator said n a m * w ith too Clerk *4 to* C ircu it Court, l emlnato County. F to rld * In accordance with Rt* p ro v is io n s *1 tha P Ictm a v* N am * Statuses. T e w tt Section M l t» F to rld * Statutes ISS7 tU Paul Shade Publish M ay 10.17 A Jim* 1 10. tags OEP I to a. P h y s ic a l A d d r t i * ; 1441 Church U r set. Santord. Florida and to * undersigned *a Sheriff *1 Somtaoto County. Florida, e ill *1 I I gg A M an to* JJlh day p i June. A 0 . I S L offer tor sale and sell to Rt and a ll ( t i t l i n g lata*. *1 taa Front IWtosl) Dear *1 to* stop* el to* l am mala County Court I Santord. F torld*. to* Thai said seta Is bomg mads to le ttsly to * term s at said W rit at I sec ui ton Jehn I Path. Sheriff I smtaato County. F to rld * T* be advertised June A to. 17. U w ith Ih * s a lta n Jim * » . l«SS 010-4 I FICTITIO US NAME N a ltc* to hereby given toot w* o r * i n g i | i < ta business at TUI Laurel A n * . Santord. Samtasis C o u n ty . F lo r id a undar Ih * llc lllt o u * nam e *1 GINGER SHE AO MOUSE ANNEX, and to o l w * Intend I * regtotor **td nemo w ith tog Clerk *4 to* C irc u it C o u rt l emlnato County. F lo rid a ta a a q ta d ta fi stab to# p r o v is io n * # f Ih * F k tltto w * Nama Stat-ds*. T a w il Section M l ta F to rld * S ta tu te last t*j E a rtM Pffuha / V B arb ara J Pltuka Publish M ay 77 4 June A t o . 17, Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Nut its l i hereby given lh a l am engaged m business at i u S 17 *1. Lang wood. S em inal County. F lo rid * J7IM under Ih IIC lH Ia u i n a m * at G R C A SCOTT S CAR CO. and lh a l inland to reglttor said nam w ith to * Clerk at Ih* Clrcul Court, Seminal* County. F torld in accordance with ta* prs vision* *4 to* F k tm a u l Nam Statutes. T e w tt Section *41 e F to rld * Stahrto* l*S7. ft/H Scoff Goings Publish May JA 77 A Juno A K IMS OEP-t INVITATIO N TO B ID •ha C ity Manager's H ell. Santord. F tor to* t e W ATE R LIN E FOR I N C C T IN G W ELLS I Or Avenue Well held) D alai led •p e c ilk a ito n * available ta ta* City Man* o l l l c * . C ity H a ll, San F to rld * A ll b id * w ill be raclaved I C ity Manager s affka. I JOA C ity H ail. I_________ "# • Later (te n l J* PM. neaday. Jun * I* . is g j sealed bids *ni b* puMh P M ta tag City Com m l s*1 Ch ambers. Roam ||7, City Hi Santord. Ftorld*. Tha City #» Santord reaan ta* right toaccept *r retort a and *Mbids ar any part taare mih#beat interestadtaaCity. FrankAfghan O T T O M A N FORD DATE k ta k l BtdISASAU *vbthh Jim* IA IMS of r- ■ tats D EF Id* I �PEOPLE evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Monday, June ID. m j - l B In And Around Longwood Woman Resents Clubs' Policy On Hairy Legs D E A R A B B T : I am a 26-year-old woman who prefers noi to shave her legs or under­ arms. My hair Is naturally quite dark and plentiful — loo plen­ tiful In maintain every two days. I find shaving a nuisance and uncomfortable. My problem? Non-acceptance at pu blic and private sw im centers and exerctsr clubs. ! was asked to (a) cover my legs with tights; lb) wear shorts w ith leg-warmers; (c) wrar slacks; (d| resign from a swim class So far, 1have done none of the above. Isn't this a form of sex discrim ­ ination? Or am I living In a geographical area that Is out o f step with the rest of the nation? I would like to hear how other women handle this sort of public Insult. RAPU NZELLEG S, IN EVE RE TT. W A S H . DEAR RAPU NZEL LEGS: They're your legs, and If you want to braid the hair or stuff It Into a snood. It's your choice. Since no man would be asekd to hide hts hairy legs from a public view. I agree. It Is indeed a case o f sex discrimination. Headers? D EA R A B B Y : W henever I read In the newspaper that someone died of lung cancer. I wonder If that person was a smoker. I thi nk that II should be Included In the report of the death, don't you? I D ON'T SMOKE (A N YM O R E ) DEAR I: Yes. I’m sure inst D ear A bby people would like to know. DEAR A B B Y: A woman In our oilier Is expecting a baby In a couple o f months. She Is not m arried. T h e fa th er of her expected baby Is a married man. W e were w o n d e rin g if this makes the wife of the baby’s father a sirpm othrr? The wife o f the man who Is fa th erin g t hi s chi l d knows nothing about the baby. We re taking bets, so hurry your answer, please S A F E L Y ANONYMOUS DEAR S A F E L Y : The defini­ tion of a stepmother Is: "The wife of one's lather by a subse­ quent marriage.'* Since there Is no marriage, the expectant fa­ ther's wife Is simply a woman who Is married to a no good, two-timing so-and-so. DEAR AB B Y: Love your col­ umn. Abby. but might I suggest eailng crow rather than cake for allowing a n.isiy misquote to slip by? A letter on the etiquette for callng wedding cuke ended by attributing "L et them eat cake" to Marie Antoinette This much maligned queen had too much 'Golden' Schools Honored class to utter such a remark In the sixth book o f his "Confessions." written in 1766. Jean Jacques Rousseau refers to an Incident that happened In 1740. 15 years before Marie Antoinette was born: " A t length 1 recalled the thoughtless remark of a great princess, who, when she was laid the peasants had no bread, replied. Let them eat cake.'" In The Dictionary o f Misin­ formation. author Tom Liurnam notes the writing o f Alphonse Karr, who in 1843 explained that a duchess of Tuscany sup­ posedly uttered the remark In 1760 Karr contended the quolr was used to discredit Marie Antoinette. Serious biographers of the queen do not even grace the remark with a comment. As a newspaper editor. I hate to see such dubious — and ugly — statements creep into print And I have a more personal r e a s o n as we l l : I a m t he great-great-great-grandson of the man who claims to he her son. the lost dauphin. Louis XVII As the Inheritor of a family legend. I have been compelled to defend the honor of Marie Antoinette many times. I would appreciate your cor­ recting this muttrr. L. M IC H A E L M AY. NEWS ED ITO R. TH E SE W IC K LEY H ER ALD . SE W IC K LE Y, PA. D EAR MR. M A Y : Your letter takes thr cake. Now. please puss l he crow TO N IG H T’S TV 1000 MONDAY (I) CVENWO 600 4 D O 7 O N m (MjjemnsoMs O CAGNEY 4 LACEY O v a Mor( Both trend o hectic el the pcecM fre g up toNO end* on on Meoclmant of w v •ofvod c io n mefudatg and t o ■Scfi Iho ttdtute el mwotione o about loaipw e (A jg I t (M| WOEPENDENT NEWS I D KOI GREAT CONFRONTSTIOMS AT r»W OXFORD UMOM Moral Majoritf leedar lf« Re» Jerry f afadd and ram Joanna a prana (Q all M THE FAMILY (MONWED. 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Nancy Smasa A roegyi band of motorCYCkaU roama Peough Cattonta AMERICA 1200 12:30 D f LATE MGHT WITH D A W LETTERMAN Schadufad author cotonnuf Bob Graana modal Jerry Had. comedian Rich Hat 111 (M l I LOVE LUCY 700 ) TOOAV I css yoRNBta n ew s I QOOO MORNMa AMEFSCA t(M| FLWTITONES ) KOI FARM DAT I ID SUPERf RKIKIfl a 8.05 121DREAMOFJEJUNE 8 30 !<M| PMM PANTHER I W| MISTER ROGERS (R| Sr (D FAT ALBERT 6:35 32 Bewttcheo 6:00 IRI ( l ) O RATI t A U K A M a (Mad back m reakty ana am a citariamabc i (R) ^(MlQUNeCY (Ml AMERICAN PLATNOUM Three Soearwgna For Satan• Re­ becca and Mary era hanged and Satan tparxN a year Si yad A dec- ■of nR S ® MS moo FACTS OF LNl (FT) HOUR MAQAZM SAUY JESSY RAPHAEL I P D B n VALLEY I <I0| ELECTAC COMPANY (R| I ID MV THREE SONS 10.06 Q MOW 10:30 I ® SALE OF THE CENTURY 7 ' O FA FAIRLY FEUD A KOI S -M CONTACT (Rjg • ID M M OCR VAN OYKI ■MOW 400 11.00 L0F FORTUM IPRCE DFBQNT 4:05 Q OET SMART a daughter o I (Jj 9.30 NEWHART Ok * and Joanna a iX a a tc l V sw T Today '. Saapkania and lAcnaar no n udda dear We gR Sa Had eomaana pc* out to hat iR| I FAME Y 11:30 « 0 RYANS HOPE (MIFUMOASTYLI MM O WOMANWATCH (WCOI TUESDAY, 5 00 ) SANTA BARBARA J0UID W 0 LIGHT ® J oO t GENERAL h o s p it a l ANO S 4 00 e M ^ U H L l MOUSE ON THE I O STAR TREK (/)O MCRV0RKFIN 1(MISCOOBT DOO l (tot SESAME STREET (R ig 1W M ASK 12 FIMTSTONIS 4:30 at (3D me man ANO MASTERS OF THEUNMERSC a ID VOLTRON. DEFENDER OF TMIUMVIASE 4:35 TJ ao o am s f a m c y 5:00 O lI* NEWLYWEDGAME I1 THREEt COMPANY Tfi J LE T S MAKE ADEAL (Jot B 12.00 ®l 5.05 12 BRADY BUNCH 5:30 |’ { . PEOPLE S OOUKT O M'A'S'M O NEWS I ( *0| UNTAMED WORLO | ID WORK ANO MINDY 5^5 12 ANDY 0RFFITM (MON. TUE. THU. FRR O BASEBALL (WED) vations by getting In touch with J o Humtnond (330-3936I or Marilyn Greemore (H62-8687|. South Seminole Communlly Hospital Is offering a one-day clast tilled "H andling Home Emergencies" al Ihe hospital on Tuesday, June IHth from 7-U 30 p.m. This class will cover norne of thr most rom nion hom e em ergencies such us burns, cuts, fractures, dr ownings and accidental poisonings, and teueh lire family member how to deal with such as an Immediate Uisls. The emtrse will be preset!led by u S.S.C.II. stall emergency room nurse and a paramedic. For registration call the hospi­ tal's Education Department ut 834-1200. ext. 1112-193. At a recent Itoosirr sponsored outing for thr basketball pro: gram at Lake Hrantlcy High School, departing coach. Hob Frierson presented awards to thr year's outstanding players. Wade Whiting won outstand­ ing drlrnaivr player, and Mark Moser received the outstanding offensive player award. The 405 I t (SD IM< HU0OA BUNCH(FRR ( I I i<R ELECTRC COMPANY (R) tt(PI0R E A M O F JEAJBRE M em bers should make reser­ Today. Monday. June 10, the Altamonte Springs Lions Club m eets at 7:30 p.m. at the Last monte Recreation Center. This June marks the first anni­ versary of this chapter of thr Lions Clubs International. chairman. Uruce Waldman. Geometry and 20th century history are offered for full credit from 8 a m. to 1 30 p m and 8 Longwood a m to 11 30 a m. respectively. Correspondent A non credit course In Interme­ 3 2 3 -8 8 9 3 diate algebra will be olTrred from 8-11 a.m. weekdays. Nancy Fryo ] bustler sward went to Rex lilack and Dave Hartwlrk earned the most assists credit Non playing Individuals w ho were honored were manager Kit W a rre n , s c o re k c e p e r Si e v e Cumr l l a . s c o re sta tis tic ia n Michelle Campbell and statistics coordinator Susan Strom. The Tri ni ty I’ rrp summer school enrichment program lo mathematics and related courses it set to run from June 17 through Jul y 25 under the direction of Math Department The Central Florida Society for Historical Preservation wl|i be holding Its second Annual IceCream Social Saturday June 15, trom 1-4 p.m. Come and enjoy the summer aftern oon o f musi cal e n te r­ tainment. house-tours, antique car display and a blll-of-fare including East India Icecream, homemade cookies, lemonade and coffee — all for Just 82 per adult and $1 (n r child The event Is lo hr held at the H rm llry -M c in tyrc H ou se on Warren Avenue lu Uingwood's Historic District QUALITY FABRICS AND UPHOLSTERING, INC. nAIA TW'R . KLikil 1 ALL IN-STOCK FABRIC $9.99 PER YD. AND LESS 2444 PARK AVE SANFORD i2t m i FREE ESTIMATES ON UPHOLSTERINQ CORNER OF P A R K 6 2 5 th S T . r* i i i i i i i i i i ft P LA Z A TW IN i H w y 17-92 S. • 322-7502 CH/Lot EVERY TU ESD A Y WITH THIS EVENING HERALD HERALD ADVERTISER COUPON ••• WITHOUT COUPON S IQ N U P PO R A P R II B IC Y L C K PRO M B IC Y C L I C O N N E C T IO N CARPET CLEANED ANY LIVING ROOM ANO HALL $ 1 9 95 THIS WEEK ONLY £sC l^A*A (R E G A R O LIM OP ROOM BUI) WE MOVE FURNITURE We’ll Shampoo any additional room . (with the above apBclal) For............... 1 F O R 1A P P O I N T M E N T 1 05 695-6422 N O T D E L IG H T E D - D O N 'T P A Y DEEP SOIL EXTRACTION T h is m e th o d in c lu d e s b o th c h e m ic a l ft s t s s m c le a n in g . LIVING ROOM ft M U S O A 9 5 A H UVING R00H, DINING tO ROOM ft HAU A f5 O n HERE'S HOW WE DO IT: s UfRUNNsIM wi to >MN «•» s . 'j r r u 24 HOUR FIRE ft WATER RESTORATION tu* BOND 0 0 7 | HADRBCN FGRO * • W ARRANTY • . . . Ouf e ip g rt crews wW clean ra w BETTER Sian you to r e ever keen Be tore; o r you money le re to w e * FULL, U gR etflereS turntture, w ee end Orton le t ta rg e t* IweMSed In SN« EMERGENCY PHONE ftSS-0313 ru A K I L L ! W I T N E S S Vf 1)14 MOVIUAMOQ I CHER in M A S )) ■ ■ ■ ■ S A M fO W P — !>/ KtfJ A V IE W URB YS SUPER SPECIAL H p J F to y d T h — (UON-TNUI 4:3$ I t (Ml NEWS 86 (Ml MAGC OF 0ECORATIVf PAMTSfQIFM) 3:00 (Ml ft < 31 DUKES OF HAJ2AR0 4:15 ® O M O W 'A Tana ad Web |T*FI| Lteyd Budget Frank O WORLO AT LARGE t l KOI MAGC OF WATERCOLORB (THU) 6:30 LOVE CONNECTION S I t (M| RMOOA 4:30 mm (W|UtSTERROQfRS(R) (D INSPECTOR GADGET 635 2:30 QD O C M H M MONTWATCN I t |M| GUNSMONE U P D R hooa a CAPITOL (Ml GREAT SPACE COASTER (WIMNOVATfONlMONI (TO) CALLIGRAPHY WITH KEN BROWN (TUE) ID UD MAQC OF CM. PAMTINO T«: A brunch and lashlon-show are on l hr agrn d a for Ihe A lta m o n te S p rin g s -Malt l and Christian Woman's Club meet­ ing to be held front 0:30 tu I 1:30 a m. on June 13 Hoard-members will present thr fashion show, ihe speaker for the event Is Joyce Mabry o f Tam(»a; Jan Allen Is In charge o f the musk al segment. Registration Is open for YMCA Summer Day Camp for girts and -tioys 6 to 12 years of age. The tam p begins June 17 with camp hours from 9 a m to 4 p m Ihe day rump sessions will l.inl for two weeks and Ihe cost w ill hr 667 for Y m em ber ch ild ren and 86H per non* member child. Ih e rhlldrcn will aprnd Ihe s u m me r d a y s swim m Ing , canoeing, hiking, playing sports and going on really "goodie" f ield t r i p s all under Ihe supervision of YMCA counselors. Call the Hahn Springs Si. office •il 896-9220 lo register your child. J a BUGS SUNNY ANOERfCNOB 3:30 SmaeoET ban (Part Bel B ig O M OW RouMeboul (ISSR ENw Praetor Barbara SMnaryck k .du ng I van Cut 'atone t o We too M 200 |III ANOTHER WtlRLO U ONE tKF TO LIVE (Ml AHOY OFNFPTT H I KOI ALOHA CHINA (WED) I (TD UNDER SAX (THU) M Ml JOY OF PAMTMO (FIS) 6.05 Q NASI 1:55 12 M O W Ware No Angau (IM S) Humphrey Bogart AMO nay I t (MJFAM4Y affajr 1:30 Tl) O AS THE WORLD TURNS M (Ml QOMCA PYLE til ( t0| THE WOMAN WHO KEPT A SECRET (WEDi ttl K0| MAGC OF PAMTINO KEEPSAKES (TRI) S 1 2 1LOVE LUCY 3J0 1:05 I (£) DIVORCE COURT 'I (Ml IT BUGS SUNNY *1 DONAHUE FANNOS | BARNASTJONES KOtnoRCAsmi i WALTONS IDHEATHCLKF l ( M l SESAME STRCKT (R| g ID CAROL BURFMTT ANO 305 1:30 2:50 ( S Q M O V f A War OtCFatoan (ISFD Vtvun MucAant. Jenny Aguilar 12 mow 2:30 800 Pt(SS( WOOOY WOOOPCCKER I I(*l HKATHCLPY UPDBU AARC MO O IDMOW 7:35 2:00 • ® M O W Swnmar FanUay I ISB4| JuSarma PRRpa. ltd Shack A IT year oad gal Saccmaa on * 100 I 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES O ALL MY CHILDREN ’ (Ml OCX VAN DYKE I ( I0| MOW (MON. TUE. THU) (I0| FlCWtOA hom e GROWN (FRO 12 FLMTSTONCS U> (M| LEAVE TT TO BEAVER I t (M l SC TV 12:30 O ( T SEARCH FOR TOMORROW lT O YOUNO ANO THE REST­ LESS <T a LOVING I ! (Ml BEVERLY HXLM.UE3 7:30 C(M| TOM ANO JERRY MW| SESAME STREET (R|g OMDMSPECTOROAOOET I ( 7 ) 0 M O W Angara In The Outbafd (1tSI| PaW Gouge* Janet ( ] ) O COL UMBO Cotonbo sue 10 toea the ttodar of a profaaaunat footbal Mem owner <R| 12:06 Q LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAfRK 7:15 |M|AM WEATHER • 100 1:10 0 EYEWITNESS DATBREJUt (T01 AM WEATHER 8 11:30 7:05 31 SANTORO ANO SON 805 a PORTRAIT OF South Da k o t a I (D AM BARKER beoaodof to ISO U S and ABC tot- O 1£ NBC NEWS 11 Q CaSN CW S 7 O ABC NEWS CJ (Ml ALICE |») HAPPY DAYS AGAIN GD (Ml NATURE OF THINGS (MON) ID (tot MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUE) )D ( T0| MYSTEFTYI (WED) O KOI NOVA (THU) t i l KOI THE HEART OF THE DAAGON(FRf) G) (D m anru Seminole County Schools were recognized In May's School's Recognition Day for exemplary school volunleer programs with "Golden School Award" certifi­ cates being presented to the principals of winning schools. These awards, sponsored by the State Department of Edueaturn hold the following criteria lor recognition: 1. Stall Orientation — At least 80% of Ihe school's faculty must have participated In an orienta­ tion workshop pertaining to the ut ill ration o f volunteers 2. In-School Contact — An In school contact must lie active In the school and provide leader­ ship for Ihe volunteerprogram 3. Total Volunteer Hours — The number of volunteer service hours for thr year must equal at least twice the school's enroll­ ment. Tw enty-eight schools coun­ ty-wide were honored with Ihe "Golden School Award" with l-ongw-ood and area schools so recognized being Altamonte Elemrniary. Casselberry Elemenlarv. Forest City Elementary. Lake Or l ent a El e ment ar y. Longwood Elementary. Snbal Point Elementary. Spring Lake Elementary. Winter Springs El­ ementary. and Woodlands Ele­ mentary. Teague Middle. Lake lirantlry High, ami Rosenwald Exceptional Child Cenier also received Ihe certificates, Mr. Rolierl Hughes. Superin­ tendent o f Sem inole County Schools presented the awards al the program which also honored volunteers In all phases o f Ihe county school system. Guanany G U ARANTEE C A R P E T C U A K iN C 4 BYE C O . COFYRIGHT GUARANTEE CARFIT CLEANING • OYI CO. IBFB K ~ ti 4'# �I t — I v n iB R H g r o ld , U n l o c d , F l , Legal Notice in t m i c ir c u it c o u r t O F T H » C IO HTEEHTH J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT SEM IN O LE COUNTY, fL O R ID A C IV IL ACTION 4**0 : N N lfC A N t T H E W I L L I A M IE U R G M SAVINGS RANK, etc . P la in tiff, rt ANTHONY JOHN ARTIST and PE HR A A. ARTIST, at u x .e te l, N O T IC I OP ACTION TO: AN THONY JOHN ARTIST andD ER JIA A ARTIST RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O T IF IE D Ihet an action la torectaea a mortgage tn tha follow ing property In SEM INOLE Caunty, Florida. Tn* F a il I I laat *4 Lot ) and a l l * f L o t 4 . B la c k H . CONG WOOD PARK, according to fit* p la t thqreef a t recorded In Plat Rook I I . paga I . t, and Id. P u b lic R ecords of Seminole County. F lo rida hat boon Ilia d agalnat you and DONALD SM ITH, and you ara rogulrod to to r VO o Copy Of your w ritten defenses. It any. to It on CH AR LES R GEORGE. III. Swann an d H add ack, P A .. P l a i n t i f f * e flo rn e y , w fio ia m a ilin g addrota I t 111 W att Central Boulevard. Sulla 11«0. P O Baa 040. Orlando. Florida HOW 0440 an or before the lift day of July IMS and UN th# orig inal w ltti mo Clark of thla Court either before eervlce on P la in tiff i attorney or Immedl atoly the rea fter, ethorwlae a dafoutt w ill bo entered againtl you for the re lie f demanded In the C om plain! or P ellllon WITNESS m y hand and tael Of th lt Court on the Tpfti day of May INS IS E A U D A V ID B E R R IE N C LE R K OP THE COURT By Joan B rlllo n f Deputy Clark P ubllth Juno J. 10. IMS DEG 14 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A PROBATE DIVISION F tH N o m k e r l l i n CF IN RE. ESTATE OF JAMES L C A L O W E L l. [H earted NOTICE OP A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The a d m in itH a llo n o f the • • t i l l o l JA M E S L. C A L D W E L L , docaotod. P ile Number ( I JJJ CP. I> ponding In the C ircu it Court for Seminole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . P ro b a la Division, the e d d ro tt o f which It North P ark Avanuo. Sanford. Florida m / l The nam ot and e d d re tte i of the per tone I repre tentative and the per tone I rep re to n fa flv e 't attorney era eel forth below A ll Inte re ste d pertons ore required to I l k w ith th lt court. W ITH IN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE I I I e ll c lo lm i egelntl the e tle te end ( I ) any o b je c tio n by an I n f e r t l t t d person on whom th li notice w at served tha t challenges the valid lly of the w ill, the quellflcatlont #1 the personal representative, venue, o r ju ris d ic tio n o l the tour i ALL CLAIMS A N D OBJEC TtOHS H O I SO P IL E O W ILL •E F O R E V E R B AR R ED Publication ol this Notice hat begun on Jun e!. IM I Personal R eprssonlallvt ' K J Kelly Caldwell f i t East M agnolia Drive A ltern ant* Springs, Flo rida flfO l Attorney tor Personal Representative I W IL L IA M A G R E EN U E R O . ESQ Post O ffice D raw er K Fern P o rk. F lor Ida H IM DIM Telephone m i l u t m i Publish: Juno J, 10. IM I ocon M o n d a y , J u ttd 10, I t t S Legal N otice Legal Notice le g a l Notice IN tM E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ■ IO M TE IN TM J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: (OM M-CA-W P ROBERT M IS TIN A 1 JULIUS M IS T IN A . P la in tiffs . r* W A R R E N W W OFFORD A A N N E T TE WOOFORO. IT A T E O F FLORIDA DEPARTM ENT OF ENVIRONM ENTAL REGULATION NOTICE OF PROPOSED AOENCY ACTION ON P E R M IT APPLICATION The department gives notice 04 Its Intent M tttu t 0 p e rm it M T Michael Kanoy of F lo rida M ining and SAatorlal Corpora lio n tor construction o l a 0 001 MGO IADF | concrete m l* tru ck washout westeweMr disposal system consisting of settling and a percolation pond w ith a d lt charge M groundwaters Tho effect ot this discharge upon groundwater hot boon tons id •re d by this department FIN Num ber t l l l l has bean assigned to m it application Proposed location In Ih* arse bound ed by Country Club Road on th# South. Old La k* M a ry Rood on Ih* was!. Southwest Road on th * Northwest. TOth on th * Norm and th* Soaboord R ailroad on Ih* East. Sanford. Seminole County, Florida A person whose substantial interests a r t afftcM d by th# Department i proposed p e rm it ting decision may petition tor an a d m in is t r a t iv e p r o c e e d in g filte rin g ) tn accordance with Section HO If, Florida Statutes Th* petition m u tt conform M th* requirements ot Chapters I f I 41 and 14 9. Florida A dm inistrative Cod*, and must b* file d (r * celvodl In th* Office at General C ount*I ot tha Department at 1400 B lair Ston* Rood. Twin T o w t r i O f f ic e B u i l d i n g . T a lla h a tt a * . F lo r id * IIJ 0 1 . w ith in fourteen 1141 days ot publication of this notice Pall ure lo fIN a request tor hearing w ithin this lim a period shall consfltuM a waiver ot any rig h t such parson may have M r * quest an adm inistrative deter m inatlon (hearing) under Sac •Ion IM If. Florida Statutes I I a pe tition Is tile d . Ih * adm inistrative hearing process 1s designed to formulate agency actio n According1/ , the De partm anl s final action m ay be diffe ren t from the position taken by II In mis prelim inary stale m ent Therefore, persons who m ay not ob|ect N the proposed agency action may w ish to Intervene In the proceeding A petition Mr Intervention m u st be tile d pursuant M Model Rule 14 I » f ( I least ftv * I I I days before th* final hearing and be Ilia d w im the hearing o ffice r II on* has been assigned a t the D iv is io n o f A d m in is tr a tiv e Hearings. Department a t Ad m in is tra tio n . 1044 A palachee P erkw ay. Tallahassee F lo rida 1710! I f no hearing officer ha* been assigned th* petition I t M be lued w ith Ih# D epartm ent's O ffice of General CouriMl. 1*04 B la ir Stan* Road. Tallahassee F lo rida H10I Failure to p a lIIIon to intervene wlthm Ih * allowed lim e tra m * constitutes a w aiver of any rig h t such parson h a t to request a hearing under Section IM I f , Florida Statutes Th* application It available lo r pu blic Inspection d u rin g n o rm a l business hours, I 00 a m le 1:44 p m . M onday through Friday, escapt legal h o lid a y s . *1 1114 M a g u lr * Boulevard. Suits 111. Orlando. F lo rida 17*0) l f * f Publish June 10. IM I D EG so A M EN DE D N O T IC I OF SALE NOTICE IS H EREBY G IVEN that pursuant ta a Final Judg m *n f *4 F o ratlo tur# deWd May i i . m i , C a t* No 44 1444 CA 0* P of fh* C ircuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial D is tric t In and far Seminole County. Florida. In w hkh ROB E R T M IS T IN A end JU LIU S M IS T IN A era the P la in tiff* and W AR R EN W WOFFORD and AN N E TTE WOFFORD ore the Defendants I w ill te ll f * the highest and best bidder for cash In the lobby o l the West Front Door of the Courthouse In Son ford. Sam Inot* County. F lor Id * at 11 00 A M on Ih t » th day o f Juno, IMS. the following d lt crlbod property tot forth In the O rder of the Final Judgment of Faroe loaur* The East as I**1 of Lot 142. Q U E E N 'S M IR R O R SOUTH A D D IT IO N Is C a s s e lb e rry . Florida. According to Ih# P lot thereof, a t recorded In P la l Book *. P ag** 4} and 44. of tha P u b lic Records at Seminole County. Florida D A TE D this Jtth day of M ay. IMS (S E A L) D avid N Berrien C lark of tha CIre ult Court By !%J Cheryl R Franklin D aputyC lerk P u b llth June 1, IS. I f and 14. IMS O E G II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLO R ID A C IV IL ACTION CASE NO SS IMS CA 04 K IN R E : THE MARRIAGE OF H E L E N M A E CONGER, W lfe/Petltloner, end R O B E R T H CONGER. Husband: Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO RO BER TM COMOER Address Unknown C ity and Slate Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that o petition fo r dissolution of marriage has boon tile d against you In the above copltoned court, and that you o r * required to aervo a copy of your w ritte n defenses, or other pleadings, It any, to tha sold petition, on Joseph A. Rosier. E s q , the attorney tor fh# Pall honor, whose eddrass I* P O Bo« I44S. Long wood. Flo rida 77790. on or bo tors the eth day of J u ly , 1419, and to I I I * Ih * o rig in a l 1hereof w ith tho Clerk of this Court slfhar before service on tha attorney tor Ih* Patl honor, or Imm ediately thereat la r I I you ta ll lo do **. a default m ay b* entered againtl you on M otion o l the Petitioner, and lu d g m s n l m a y b« e n te re d against you M r tho ro ilo l da ended tn the Petition WITNESS m y hand end seal o f th lt Court on tho 30th day of M ay. IMS IS E A U D A V ID N BER R IEN Clark o t the C ircuit Court By Cheryl R Franklin As Deputy Clark P u b llth June J, 10. If, 14, ISSS DEGU IN THE CIBCUIT C O U B TIN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 44 I I I * CA *4 E L IN C O L N S E R V IC E COR PORATION. a Kentucky Cor pore hen author I red M do b u tt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT nets In tho Statool Florida IN A N D F O R P la in tiff. SEM INOLE COUNTY, vt FLO R ID A BOBBY WAYNE DUPRE * /h /a C A S IN O I I 114 C A * t K P HOBBY WAYNE DUPRE and F L O R ID A ttOM ECRAFTERS. BARBARA JOAN DUPRE. INC . Defendant) P laintiff, NOTICE OF vt ACTION PROPERTY ANTHONY RAAAANO.atal. TO BOBBY WAYNE DUPRE # /k /a BOBBY WAYNE DUPRE NOTICE OP SALE and BARBARA JOAN DUPRE NOTICE I I H EREBY GIVEN w hose l a t l knew n m a ilin g pursuant to a Final Judgment address and resident* It M doled November i l . IM I. end on C o ra l W ay. W ln lsr Springs. OrcNr D irecting Sale deled May F lo rida Tiro* IT. IMS. both of which have been YOU ARE H E R E B Y e n t e r e d In C i t e N a . N O T IF IE D Mel on action lo I I Jla CA a* K P o l tha C ircuit foreclose a m a rl gage on Ih* Court of the Eighteenth Judicial follow ing property lo t* ltd In C irc u it In and tar Seminal* Lam mole County, Florida C o u n ty , F lo r i d a , w h e r e in Lol L Block " I ” , NORTH F L O R ID A H O M IC H A FTER S . O R LA N D O RANCHES. SBC INC I t fh * P lalntm and AN TION I. according lo th* p la l T H O N Y R O M A N O . rhereof a t recorded In P lal Book J O S E P H IN E ROMANO and II, Public Records ot Seminole JE R R Y I L U X IN B E H 0 . as County, F lo rid* Trust*#, o r * Pniendentt h o t boon Iliad against you end > W «i son I * fh* highest arrf you a c t re quested m serve a best bidder tar cash, at the t copy ot your w ritten da tenset. If F ro n t Door o l Ih * Seminole any. ta It. on CHARLES M C ounty Courthouse Sanford. A L L E N , JR . Esquire. P ott Ot F lo rida a l I I 00 A M an Ih* lie * Bos M l , Ormond Baoch. 14th day g l June IM I. Ih* F lo r id * l i o t t . P la ln tlll i A l tollow ing described properly at tornay. an « before Ih* » th day sat fo rm in said Final Judgment a t Juno. IMS, and t il* th * and Order D irecting 1*1*. M orig in a l w ith th* Clerk ol th* w ill Court either before service an Let 14. Block B, SPRINO P la ln llt r t A ttorney or Immedl V A L L E Y FARMS, lection 10 staly theraatiar otherwise, a according M Ih * P lal Ihereof at default w ill be Inlerad ag a in tl recorded in P la l Book 14. Pago you M r Ih * r tIN f demanded In S4, P ublic Records ot Seminole th * CamB Ia In I County, Florida WITNESS m y hand and seal D A TE D this May X day ot o l this Court on th* 14 day el M ay. IMS M ay. IM I IS E A U H EAL) D A V ID N BERRIEN D avid N Bart lan C LE R K OF THE CIRCUIT Clerk. C lrcull Court COURT BY Jean B rlllenl By Diana K Oeklay OdtnufM f|*4 h Deputy Clerk P u b llth May Ml I f . A June 1. Publish Juna j . is. IN I 10. >M i D B G IS DEF I I I FICTITIOUS NAME N olle* I t hereby given that I am engaged In bust ne t* a l MSI itw y 44 S4nford. S a m ln o i* C o u n ty , F lo r id * u n d e r the flc lltlo u t name si SEM INOLE M AT A DIST CO. and tha t I end to register said name w ith the Clark of th * C ircu it Court, Seminole County, F lo rida in accordance w ith Ih * pro visions ol the Fictitious N em * Statutes To w ll Section 44S 44 F tor Ida S ltM e t I4 lf Hi Richard L. Bell roll Publish June 1, 14. I f. 14. IM ) DEG 30 IN I H I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE O IV IIIO N FI's Number 49 I H CP IN RE ESTATEOF ELM ER WALTER BORN * /k /a ELM ER W BONN Dace tie d NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION The a d m in is tra tio n e l Ih * e t l a l t e t ELM E R W ALTE R BORN deceased F ile Number IS 114 CP. Is pending In Ih * C ir c u it C aurt la r S e m in a l* C o u n ty . F l o r i d * . P r o b a te Division Ih* address ol w hich It Sam lnoi* County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, u m Tha names and address** o l the personal representative and Ih* personal representative s a l lurnay are sal term below A ll I n t t r t t l t d parson* are required t* IH* w ith mis court. W ITH IN THREE MONTHS O f THE FIRST PUBLIC ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE I I I *H claim s ag a in tl the atlaM and I I ) anv o b ie c llo n by an I n t e r f i l e d parson on whom this notice was served that challenges th * valid Ity ol Ih* w ill. Ih* qualifications ot th* personal representative, venue, er jurisdiction of the court A LL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R B A R KE D Public#'iqn *t m is N olle * has begun on June 14 IM I Personal R tp r tte n la llv * E J GICRACH P O BOX t o il Orlando. PL 11401 Attorney Mr Par tonal R tp rtte n la llv * E J G IIR A C H P O B o. a4fl Orlando. FL 114QJ Telephone IJ49I 444 *441 Publish Juna IA It . 14*1 DEG 44 H O T lf c lo ! PUBLIC H IA R IN O THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS w ill hoU a . AHe hearing 'n Room W IM ot m * Sam met* County Service* Building. Sen lord Florida an JU LY 1. I4 U AT 7 44 P M . or as lean th e re after as p e ttlb N M consider th * Ml lowing: PUBLIC H E AR IN G FOR CHANGE OF IO N I NO R EGULATIONS I ART DAVIS - ■ E l ONE FROM A 1 A O R IC U LT U R I TO C l OENERAL COMM ERCIAL ANO WHOLESALE DISTRICT P I O I 411-fS Lot 14, Yankee Lekt Subtvltlon. PB 4. Pg 41. Sec MI4F4. and. Th# South 4/9 ot SW Vt et NE l* ol NW I* (lass beginning at th* SW corner ofttw NE la of Ih* NW k run N Ml 41 ft M Ih* Road man 41*14'4" E 111 It S n *M 7r E s*l 4* ft Watt 4tf 4 ft M m* beginning. Section M. I4S. 14E. Sem inal* County, F lo r id * t Further described as l i t seres located at th* SE corner ot SR at end L ik e Markham Road ) (DIST M l } FRANK T E P P E R , TRUSTEE S P E C IF IC A M E N D M E N T F R O M LOW DENSITY R E SID EN TIAL AND P R E S E R V A T IO N TO COM M E R C IA L A N D R C Z O N E FROM A I AORICULTUR I TO C l R ETAIL COMM ERCIAL P II* 9 49) f l - Th# N 30! ft ot S 77# ft Of NW ta ef SE k of Sac 14 H I K E . Seminole County. F lend *, alto m * S 4) ft of W 441 tt ot said NW ta et SE t* of Sec 15 And m at pa rt ot the S TfO ft ot tho NE *a ot the SE ta ot ta id S e c tio n 1* l y i n g w a l l o l Tutkew lllo Reed, lie s* me S 49 ft thereofl (F urth er described as f 14 acres located an th * west tid e et T u tkew llla Road, south ot tho W ill* Springs Shopping Center H O IS T M l 1 FR AN K T E P P E R S P E C IF IC A M E N D M E N T FROM LOW DENSITY RCSI D IN T IA L ANO P R IS C R V A TION TO HIOH O IN S IT Y RES­ ID E N T IA L A N O R E IO N E FROM A I A O R IC U L T U R ! TO R 1 M U L T I F A M IL Y R IS I d in t ia l p z ia t ts in The SW i* et m# SE ta of Sec 14 IIS ME. Samlnoi# County. Florida, lying N ot Ih * Can lerim e ot Hawaii Creek I L e u Ih* W 941 tt thereof): also that p e rl of Ih* N i* ot Ih* SE la at Ih* SE l* of to ld Section } * lying W of Tutkew llle Rood, also Ih* S 41 00 It o l Ih* NW 'a o l the SE '« ot said Section is (less the W 94] tt there o ll. end me S 49 00 l l oMhe NE 'a ot the SE 'a of said Sec I ion 14 ly in g W of Tutkew llla Road I F u rther da scribed a t f 74 acres located on the NW com er e l T u tke w llle Road and Howell Creek I (OIST s W ILLIA M FULFO R O S P E C IF IC A M E N D M E N T FRO M O E N E R A L R U R A L A N D P R E S E R V A T IO N TO H IO H D E N S IT Y R E S IO E N TIAL AND R E IO N C FROM A I A O R IC U L T U R ! TO R 1 M U L T I F A M IL Y R E S IO E N T IA L - PZ(4 I 491 f t - Th* NE ' • of SE 'a of SE la. less road, In Sac Hon 11 IIS H E , and Ih* W W ot SE la ot th* SE l* o l said s e c tio n . S a m ln o i* C o u n ty , Florida (F urther described e t 14 4) acres located on the N tide of County L in * Road. West et SR *14 H O IST. I l l These in attendance w ill be heard and w ritte n comments m ay be filed w ith the Lend M enaoam ent M anager H te rln g a may be continued from lim e le lim e a t found n e ce ssa ry F u r th e r d e ta ils availabl* by c e llin g M l IIM . Eat S4I Parsons are advised m et II they dec id* lo appeal any da c uion mad* al th a t* meetings, they w ill need a record ot the p ro c e e d in g s , a n d la r such purpose, they m ay need lo ensure that a verbatim record of th * proceeding! is made w h kh record Includes the testimony and evidence upon w hich th* appeal it ta b* m ad* Beard ot County Commlsttanars Seminole County. F lor Ida BY Herb Hardin, O lrector L and Management P ubllth June 14.14*1 DEG 91 v •mmoraum ^ I- NTSPtSTVCTM ART 1:30 A.M. ■ 5 :3 0 M l . MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • _ C HHSOm MSCNA W Ut HIM armofa n most ANPPtsmUStWAMMCANS 7 centerutrva tinea» 52C a I !0 cBRtdCRtJv* timet 4SC a I Contract Rita* Available 3 UtiBE Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday * 11:00 A.M . Saturday 19-Births 71— Help W *nt»d ANNOUNCE A A crylic A pplicators needed ta apply protective coating on cars, beets end planes 11 ta 411 per hour W* tra in For wars In Sanford a re* call T e m p o *1144* f i l l BIRTH! CALL m i* n OUR C L A IS IF IE O D E PAR TM EN T IS AT TOUR SERVICE AIDES A ll shifts E>P A or certified Good atmosphere A benefits EOE A*ipty at Da Gary M anor, a* W H e y » W A L L TYPES JOBS ST A BT WORK NOW I 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 25—Special Notice* LABOR ass< see. • MART KAY COSMETICS • Skin car* and color Hair CONNIE ........................- O l ffH 33— Real Estate Courses tn iMf 111 nae lv* mi#** Keyes ef F tar Ida . Inc 9* Years Eepertancal Appliance Star# Full or pari lim a Some repair knowladg* reeded and a willingness ta learn 111 IMS. tor appoint ASSEMBLY TR A IN E E Lika ta work w lta your hands! Local m anufacturer w ill train you! B arents! Auta Mechanic needed Best per plan, A benefits In area Re play ta Boa IF*. Evening Herald. PO Boa I4 )f. Santard. F la l l f f l l# lf E O E . M / F / H / V ___________ . Auto Firts Countti Penoo 45— Arts A Crafts H o b b ylil For s a lt Form ica F urn l fur a m ater talk A ll col a r t fo r m ic a , te r n * wood grain*. ♦ lum bar Call 1*1 IM f 55— Business Opportunities I make over 414,000 a manta with my tataphon* You can. loo P e rl/F u lltim e n iO IO l. er 44* 4441 41—Money to Lend Business C a p ita l 4)4 44* ta 41.400 too and over P O Boa H I ) W inter Pk Fla 17790 W aitress** Lunch E xperienced only s days Apply b i parson Gaslight Super Club, ltd I Magnolia, f CERERJUL OfTlCf C U H Santard Airport. S) 00 an hr. Needed Immediately. Sand resume’ t* PO Boa IM f, Sanford. PI. 11771 WAREHOUSE D E LIV ER Y 44 W h r Make local deHoqrtael O IR L FR ID A Y - Full Mm# tar b u ty c o n stru ctio n o ffice C o n s tru c tio n b a c k g ro u n d helpful Fer Interview call: 97441*1___________________ . H im ptan Gardens A ll positions Apply In parson Mon F rl. I l l East It* street __________ Hanoi* depend*Me people ta w ar* in convenient* ttares Paid vacation* Group Meur tree* a v a ila b le P olygraph required Apply In parson at L ittle Champ Food Star*. IF * French Aea ■ Santard________ IRR IGATION INSTALLER 44 04 hr Haro's your chance ta b * a fo re m e n ! Basic* a ll ' F u tu re ’ Fast grow ing organlianan Ea penanced only needed Apply in person 4 am ta 4 pm Autom otive I Parts Service. 104 S P a rra m o r* A v* . Or l AVON EAR NINOS WOW 111 OPEN TE R R ITO R IES NOW III H I >9)1 er >11*4)4 ____ . B abvtittm g In m y hem* part time Age* 4 A I References A ik tor U se 11)4*11________ B eau ticia n W ith E ip e rta n c* Good location an 11 Fl H I f i l l er H I F i l l __________ C A B IN E T M A K E R S BUILOERS. LAMINATORS. SAWMEN Oey end night ahitf Full tim e benefit t*. Ce ll, w e I ta t CUSTOMER SERVICE 4) 44 hr Put your g ift at gab ta work h e r* I Busy to Plenty ef growth I A.C M e c h a n ic s A is r v ic # Inttallaftan Salary based on a ip . t benefits I H 4941 A c H v lt lt t D ir e c to r /B « tl4 * n t M 4ft*4*r tar Senior adult Apt community H ttp o n tlb l* tar aeclal A recreational acflvl fla t. A ra s ld a n t m anager dutta* A p t , meals A other t i l r a t provided Ideal tar ta* rtc e n t re tire * Resume ta Personnel, 104 W A irp o rt Blvd , Suita 4)11. Sanford legal Notice CITY OF.SANFORD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC H E AR IN G TO CONSIDER A CONDITIO NAL U l l Notice i t hereby given Ihef a Public Hearing w ill be held by fh* Planning end Zoning Com mission In fh# City Commission R oom , C ity H a ll, S anfo rd. F tarlda i f f 40 P M on Thors day, Juno 74. 14B). to consider 4 request tar a Conditional Us* In a G C 1, General Commercial D istrict Legal D e s c rip tio n i l l ft fronting on 14ta l l ta e depth on P elm olta A re running from llt a S t ta a point *4 ft N on ta* S lin e e f L e t A , F ra n k Woodruff t Subd PB 1, PO *4 Address 114 E 19th Street Conditional Use Requested Automotive, new and used, sales and service AH parties M interest and c itije n t shall have an opper tun I ty ta be heard a l la id hearing By order of th * Planning and Zoning Commission of tha City * t Sanford Florida Nils 7th day el Juna 14*9 John M orns. Chairman CIty at la n ia rd Planning and Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a parson decides ta eppeel a decision made w ith respect ta any m atter considered el ta* above mooting er hearing, h* may need a verbatim record * f ta* proceeding* Including ta* testimony and evidence. which record l l net provided by the C ity o (te n ta rd IPS 14*41*91 Publish June f# 19*1 o f G 4f •tack I Empioymtfit 323-5176 TH) WAREHOUSE ST0CI C OORDINATE A pplicant must be abta ta lift so pounds, d riv e f o r k lif t , be detail Apply M tween * S PM CAIIBR0N CORF JA N ITO R IA L FLOOR W AXBR lo help clean re te ll ite r# M orning* fern F*m. 4 days * w eek Id e a l I s r r e tir e d , sem i re tire d Santard ere* Cell * 7 * St 11_____________ __ LAB O R ER S Strong reliable, general laborer* needed Im mediately D ifferent leceHone Phene end transportation * must Never a lea Apply a ft LAKE C M M AR O LAKE M A R Y. F L Students/ Rat tre e */ ► P a rt lim a or full lim e BIG I * long term automatic ro tld u els H I rm . or S40 S441 S W ITC H BO AR D P a rt lim a Wad Sun Light typing, filin g , m u tt b* dependable Apply in person at Seminal* Far#. Inc . D N S Orlande P r . Santard T E L L E R - A tla n tic N a tio n a l B a n k h a t an Im m e d ia te Opening tar a fu ll tlm * pay Ing /rdca lvln g Teller a t fh* Samlnoi* branch In Santard Previous cash handling A cue tam er contact eipertanc* requirad Apply a l fh * A tlantic Bank In Santard. 101 C. 1st sI real Santard Equal Opper (unify Employer__________ REUT SERVICES TEMPORARY Employment 323-5176 1911 French A re M & 2J39 0N-CAU Landscape Laborers 411) hour F u ll Hm* position in m i ________________ EMPLOYMENT L i n In C d ftip im o m H in te d . Cell lf« i m Needed Experienced rooters w ith own hand taels A trens p o rts I Ion Cell m 44S4 New Ce Needs Salespersons and Appt Setters Eacel com Cell X I4 f* F . 4 4 PM Lowe * E x te rm in a to r), E O E NURSE S AID ES: AH t h l l t t Experienced or certified p r* tarred Apply In person at Lekavlaw Nursing Canter. #)» E ln d St., Santard___________ OFFICE MANAOER SIM 04 wk Hard ta be#* mis tap spoil Sell starter wanted lo ru n busy oftlcel fib P e rt H m */ F u ll Hm* Earn 1 $ \ o r m o r e c o m m is s io n s S upe rvisor positions a v a il a b le C e ll M r M o o r* I 400 41f *904. Eel FLM FH0 NE WORK P a rt H m * No eseerlenc* n e e tt ta ry w ill tra in Set appoint m e n ti Hem our Long wood Orttca starting salary Hem ta w te *y ta p * ' hr Im m e dial* pay raises tar thee* who try harder Potential 110 per hr w ithin 4 wks Cell Jim :. t u m o 1411 French Av* C yp re s* In te rn a tio n a l needs lender M ust be et least 9 ft t0In C * t l111 MX)__________ OAT T R E A TM E N T WORKER dealing w ith th * alctarty Part tim e position In Casselberry erea. mornings. 14 hour week F o r A p p o in t m e n t C a ll Personnel 111 1411 after 14 14 AM ______________ ____ Dealery A M * E sperienced pr* ta rre d Sanford Nursing A C o n v a le s c e n t C enter ISO M a llo nvllle Aye .Santard D IE TA R Y A ID E P ari Hm* s X) 4PM Good atmosphere EOE Apply a l Debary Manor. ION Hwy 17 F l_____________ D IE T A R Y A ID E - F u ll Hm*. 4 as 1 4 1 A M Goad working conditions EOE Apply at DaBary M anor. #4 N HWY I f Fl, D eBery______________ D riv e rs F e r S anita tion C*. V alid cha u ffe u r') license nee astery GodJ working tend! tio n t end benefits Apply In parson e l 9)4 Hop* S ir**! m secs)________ ELtCTRIANS AMD HEIFERS Taking applications tar asperl tnced e lectrician* and help a r t Com m et leal end retldan Hal Batwean 4 ) PM Apply *' SERVICE SYSTEM* E LE C TR IC A L CONTRACTORS lata Lake M a ry RD Suita H M E X E C U T IV E S E C R E TA R Y Esc th ills plus shorthand a m u tt Im m ediate opening tar m a jo r company In D eland area C a ll Today i Ahtaal. H I -1404.___________________ ■ • • e r lanes* Painter Steady w ork C all Rah Adems at 4*B M i l eWerS P M __________ Full tins* aspartancad M b # an Salary plus benalita Apply a l o ffk a ot Senlanda United Method!si. Itta W State Rd FU N SURVEY WORK C e lt * ! * H u d a n it p re fe rre d E arn 9JOO per week pert Hm* A dvancem ent o p p e rtu n ltle i Fer interview cell Jim Cask. P R E F E R E X P E R IE N C E D • L A C K H A IR S T Y L IS T E sperienced In C e rtfre * C url* A R a le a o r s M u lt h a v e I leans* C ell H I 971T. or 171 41 IF R E C R E A T I O N A L A ID E Leisure a c tiv ity training w ith d e v a le p m e n ta lly d is a b le d adults Recreational asperl one# pr starred No college required Call H I f i l l ROOFERS Single ply taper enc# o n ly T ra n s p o rta tio n required C E IC a ll H F ~ ~ ROUTC TRAINEE Your ab ility ta drive puts you In the te a l w ith Ibis excellent t o I Established route/ ce truck Employment 323-5176 111) French A v* S e c ra ta ry w llh a c c o u n tin g background tar construction llrm In San lord ere# Small computer aaperienc* helpful Send resume ta P O Drawer P. Langweed l l f M W A N T E D G irls with brown bljn d a . er red heir, with bangs at least ta chin e» longer Ages 14 IS . n o rm a l w a lg h l fo r height, and w illing ta have ha ir cut and colored ta model tar HEADLINERS. Cell H I 9*91 WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR C ARD IN AL INDUSTRIES, INC currently ha* an opening our Investment Salas arse tar entry level word processing operator T h i* position requires accurate typing th ills of 4) WPM and attention ta details with i p ro o fre a d in g c a p a b ilitie s T h lt position requires printing and binding of offer tag m em * Interested t andiatat should tend re tu rn * er apply ta C ARD IN AL INOUSTRIES.INC I f * ) S Santard Ay*. SaM erd. F L H f l l. "T h e B a it Place Tee'll Ever SOC. M /F /H /V Shopping For A New Or Used Car? C ardinal Inxtustrlet. Inc h a t a need lor hourly production w orkers who are available an short nolle* ta work on a tam perary beset Individuals m ust have carpentry beck ground end b* abta ta read a la p * m t a t u r t . B lu e p r in t reeding experience pretarred H ig h scho ol g r e d u a t* e r GEO equivalent required P o s lfle n t c o u ld p e t t l b l l y become lu ll tlm * II inter e t tad. p le a t* l tap by eur Security Office e l our plant located a t , 1141 S San lord Av* Santard. Fl 77TTI C AR D IN A L INDUSTRIES. INC "T h * B elt F la t* You'll Ever W ork" E O E M /F /H /V Employment 323-5176 1911 French As* P ari Tins* Catering Help Re spo nsible a d u lts , m a la or tam ai* Soma food prepare Hon and ta r v k * Varied day* and evening hours. Including w eekends C a ll >11 4*41 R u c k 's C a te rin g , ( * r t p Employment 323-5176 71— Help Wanted ..ANPONtBWmXI DIPIT HIS toff.* F id a t I AM Santard 111) French Av* A ♦ 44 * General M achinist >1 ye a n tip Small |eb d u g - * “ *• have own tae l* Call D 4 I4 M * r a fte r 4 PM. 1FSFQ9_______ w im Employment f l U l 323-5176 a Thinking * f gaffing a a a R ati Estate License! a W * after Free Tuition and continuous Training I Call Otck e r V k k l tar deism 71— H«lp W in ttd FORCt P r 321 1590 Summer day Camp For a I ] yr old) Each weak Includes, Swimming, bawling, seeling movies sports, arts A crafts end c o m p u te r s k ills C all 1714*14 tar inter melton IN T H IC IR C U IT COUBT OF THE EIG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE N UM BER, 44 14* IR M A S P A R K E R . Farm er Wile. P laintiff. vt CHARLES E PARKER. Former Husband Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO CHARLES t PARKER ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O T IF IE D tael a P e tition tar M o d ific a tio n at Custody end Contempt of Court has been Iliad again*! you In the above named Court, and you a r t required ta tecV* a copy ot your Answer or pleading ta ta* Pell lion on the Petitioner t attorney, C A R M IN E M BRAVO. CS Q U IR E . *1 C A R M IN E M BRAVO. P A . 14)4 Stale Road 414. Suita 1. Long wood Springs Professional Center. Lang wood. Florida M fM and HI* th * t r ig I nal answer *1 pleading la Ihe e tfk * ot th* Ctarb o l m * C ircuit C ourt in and la r Sam lnata County. Florida o n * r batar* ta* fpth day e l June. I4U It you tail ta da to. ludgment by d tta u lt w ill be taken against you tar ta* ra lta l demanded In Ih* pell Hen WITNESS m y hand and seel ta n I4lh dev *4 M ay. IM I David N B errien Clerk o l m * C ircuit Court BV Jean B rllle n l Deputy Clerk Publish May M. I f . A June i. 10. 1949 O IF i n v t NO Report ready for work 40fW 1st St 27—Nursery A Child Cara V .AWMU/mHbANDCOH Orlando * W inter Park 831 -9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tlas* ..................S7C * I HOURS 3 cdRMCvthr* timei SIC a I BY GARRY TRUDEAU - L- moeMMX/nfiOK iH oseussfoniM ie, Seminole 322*2611 til D o o n e sb u ry I CLASSIFIED ADS 71- H e l p W *n t«f ★ ★ ★ Thinking of Getting i Reel Estate License? * COME JOIN US * TOR OUR CAREER HICHT* W ED N ESDAY.....JUNE 11. tFS* L*d RoictOtYici H I ) Lae Rd.............. W inter Fork FROM M e t FM FOR M O R I DETAILS A RESERVATIONS! Cell DKk er V k k l ter details i 41) lUf DSDH . Irs. 04-944* HOPE T O S H YOU T H IR E t Keyes ef Florida . Inc 94 Year* E xpe rt eat s I T il* Helpers Nsede# Expert er.ced In mud A ceram ic Ilia 177 1414, or 171 * 4 il Tired et Jeb Hunting t C e lt F u t u r e s Ih ty h a s* hundreds o l lob openings fer those who w ant lo w o rk 4 fl 4)00 D E L IV E R Y H E IF E R S - no parlance necessary. F u ll Hm* Good ite r ting pay 4 ft 4100 O E N E R A L O F F I C E TRAINEES G re tt starting lob Several openings Good pay 4 ft 4)00 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B LY end PRODUCTION WORK- M o*l shifts open Good pay tcata* 4 f t 4X)0 I M M E D IA T E O F B N I N G I General Construction labor Good pay 4 ft 4X0 TRUCK DRIVERS- Lang haul Im m edlatal Good d rivin g re cord Over IS 4 ft 4X0 il LO C A L D R IV E R S - S tra ig h t •ruck* Good pay Start righ t *w ey 4 ft 4X0 R E C E F T IO N IS T , O F F IC E H E LP E R S . C LE R KS . CRT O P E R A T O R S - Im m a d le ta openings Coed pay te a k s Call t f t 4X0 NOW1 WELDERS- C ertified Eacaltanf pny scales Call taday 47* PAINTERS A FAINTER H E L P E R S - I mme di a t e •vh . ___ starting pay. Call taday tft *700 O RYW ALL- W ith er w ith o u t', e x p e r ie n c e . I m m * d la l * - J opening* Good pay. C all ta- • day 47*4X0_______________ _ ,* TRAIN IN TEXAS I Taxes OH 1 C a m p a n y n e e d s m a tu r e person M /F 9* 4*11 fu ll Hn* ot , high q u a lity lu b r ic a n t* te ' m a n u fa c tu rin g , tr u c k in g . J construction and fa rm cue- ’ ta m a n Protected te rrito ry , thorough personal N am ing Fer personal Interview , tend • work history to H.B. Wilson. ; Southwestern FeHotaum. Red fBF, F t Worth. TX 74W1 £ ' 5V -fth b tt 4 *9 *1 *U y ? \ im Read The Evening Herald Daily 5 /> / 5 MUMOfHtlDOMBaWtFKAMl SMT*ADON6tTH6WltaTH TOMMY"HfBtfMBKCH DONG KJ Evening Herald Qfwtwwui xxj * w JTMMT‘Mt U M tC fV m tC JJ- M# Sen h 4rvxrk 41rear heelwrd. 4lertda 911-Id 11 - » • # • a A # *r* J - 1 / 1 1~ i h f M k h p V - f / i J i ) V E '4 J ' t l 'f t F u a i >1 • / • / > / u . » p a.-* j| f* p»* Mr*'jm j * jf b . —--r- — #- f. �71—Help Wanted 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent t y p is t / r i c e p t i o n i i t dtpondablo. and h i.i aiealtonf typino th ill* Call tor apnWwd: P) ) xx W a lto n ft W o lf r a m * E *p tn ftna dining Apply In ponen. Tuo* Fr) ■l* P M ,D * lto n o Inn M l Avan Mov* Fua ] W a n * m in i * HIT Toth Full ft p a rt tlm a H j u m negotiable E acaltont ta la ry m B U _____________ 1 l a i n Po»IMon* O par No tip a rto n c * na cattary P d f g ta p k re q u ire d A rltto c r a f i W o m n . I l i a _______ DO Otft p i n par ro a r E ia c u flv * Management T ra in * * land raaum *' to Jack Richard*. V lc a P ra t . PO B o * M l , Lengwgod, FI. H7S0 91—Apartments/ House to Share SANFORD- Roam m ala to P a n com tort**) to ham* UOO Par month, a p lv * l/J u tllitto * Call m nrt 93—Rooms for Rent C h rl.ru n Apt* ft Mamot TV. kltctu n . laundry, maid. I K •»> up Or I * n M O O 'q j M i l Furnithad Room tor rant I m at K M C at* P i l block* oft lath Sf ft Sanford A v a ___________ Loagwood F u rn ith a d room Mau*a privilege* Lakotront HOS**t____________________ R taam abi* room* ft attic i*n CIO* D olly ft weakly Th* Florida H oU l MX Dak « r t mama. SANFORD F u rnlth ad room* by th* waak Raatonabl* rata* Maid ta rric a Call m *» 7 11 P M *11 P alm etto Ava 1U N LAN 0 ESTATES 1 Bdrm . I Bath, w ith kllchan p rlv t lap** M u tt bo over } | y r * working, own tro ntpo rfotlo n UP par nook Con m 11*0 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent CENTURY 11 KISH R E AL ESTATE FOR RENT; I Bdrm . apart mant, tu rn lih a d U K 00 par Farit. Apt* tar Sanlar C ttlian* 111 P a lm ttto A r t. J Cowan No Phona Call* L a * * ly t b d r m . C o m p la t* privacy. IPO waak f tacurlty d*pa»ll TO t W ____________ LUSH GARDCN SETTING t Bdrm Farmthud Apt*. 1 Bdrm............Cnargy Ettlctant SINGLE 1TORY B U ILT IN BOOKCASE! ABUNDANT STORAGE SANFORD CT. APTS. 323-3301 W a k lv a R iv a r a t K a l l a '* Landing E fficiency, carpeted a 'c , canoa uva Adult*, no pat* tie s m o . U a l toe in un I Badraam Apartm ant U M mo . plua dapotit laa n i t . tor <** tan* 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent w* BAMBOO COVE APTS. m ■. A irp o rt fttvd phone n ito * .m a d i Dtocwaot tor Sontor CH tiana • COUNTRY SETTING O Large I ft 1 Bdrm Apartm ent* Adatt Lakavtaw Fam ily Paalvldi MASTERSCOVE__ 3237900 Spaclou* A partm ent* Minute* from Hwy t a l l Lakatrant. pool, tannl*. adult*, ns pat*, laundry Starting a t n o t a mo Call m o r a l to aaa__________ I and 1 bdrm AI*o tom tthad • rttctoncy tram SIS waak SJSO dapoail No pat* Call H I MOT S t PM a l l Palmetto I b d r m . large liv in g room, kitchen with appliance* Sla# m m me 1 bdrm /1 bath nice area WO 1 bdrm /1 bath new duptoa U ftl Wa h a w ether re n ta l*I United Salav A lte c , Inc REALTORS............— .111 M B , I Bdrm .. I Bath. Oalu** Apt S IX aacurlty dapotit U1S par month. Call P I a ISO__________ 1 B d rm . I bath, w all to wait carpal, yard SIOO par waak. include* alt u tllltle t Security dapotit U K Call H I t u t o r H i aaa? 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent CENTURY I I KISH REAL ESTATE a Bedroom home DU PLEX 1 B d rm , I Bath F rath a ir, great for kid* Call m rort or m / o n __________ Hidden L a k t beautifully dace rated 1 bdrm 1 bath horn* central a ir/h o a l. appliance*, colling Ian*, blind*, tcraanad porch- tooted yard M l laoi a a a IN DELTONA a a a a a HOMES FOR RENT a a _______a a 17* M l* a a_______ Lake M ary Near SCC. tingia or couple U M par month with S iK dapoalt C all TO CO * Lake M ary 1 Bdrm . 1 Bath, n* patt. Wallace C ra tt Realty. Ittc. REALTOR.......... J l l d l l l . Santord Spaclou* 1 Bdrm , It* bath. 1500 *q I* , anormout k itc h e n , fir e p la c e , wether, dryer hook up. newly re m ode led d o te lo down town s a il par month Call R ut* M t JIM or B arry l » 105—DuplexTriplex / Rent OUPLEK FOR RENT Cadar Ava 1 Bdrm , I Bath. Inald* u tiiitia t. c a rp o rt 1*00 par m onth a U M aacurlty Call HO MAO N lco I B d rm .- A p p lia n c e *, tc ra a n a d p o lio , tree lawn core laundry U ft) H I 171) 107-Mobile Homes / Rent Rant Naw and E n |*y l Thu Lim ite d Special Energy l tin lent 1 Bdrm I Bath Apartm ant* ONLY.............$419. 1 bdrm .. 1 bath a lt* avtIU b to W / Oacaraltv* W all C avtrln gt. B uilt In B a th e ***. Ftanty at Storaga. W athar/D ryer ttoak up. and Carpart Water bad* Accepted 1211911 O tisttdo to ll I t m U S 4411 I bdrm apart men I U K par rr.pnth. ISO d a p o tit l ra ta Call: M l WOi_______________ Lg 1 bdrm . newly remodeled naw kitchen, w /w carpal air. *J00 » aac * IIB S Park Ava . RIDGEWOOD AIMS APTS. Umito4 Tim* 0«b U Ott F i r t l M onth* Rant 11M Ridgewood Ava Sanford Fla CALL m a r i a ........ „ ................. m a u i Saturday fro m ....... „.... » to s » ia to 1 1 B d rm , IV* B o th In Iho c o u n try A ir , p o tto , near tchool. no pot* Ratoroncot SJOOpar m o nth. H I lift* 127—Office Rentals Reetonebto and convenient W IN M ap** Sanford m kO M a ll W L o t* M ary Boulevard. S u ite A. 1M0 m o n th Im mediate occupancy H I 710* AppUancat For Soto- all In •realtent tnadllton A Softy ........... 141—Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY L k Real I t la tv Broker Ns Raatonabl* Rafuiodl B a o u tlfu i cou ntry ta ttin g 1 bdrm . I bath, klfch equip . carpal, carport Nice quiet neighborhood AtklngSMSOO teas Sanford Ava 321-C759 Eve 373-7443 Beautiful a bdrm . 1 bath with all em enltte t 1 yr* young On Cotaoiborry golf courts Move In With no money down on equal ownership b o tl* Maks m onthly paym ent* X ltto lO BUY NOW With t o ile r F HA ru le * 1 bdrm , t bath home P w n a r/A n o c Call UP laM BY OWNER J bdrm . I bath R afinenct or a ttu m * S'*% t i t m o rtga g* Owner w ill hold Ind at 11% w ith » \ down Sat *00 Can M i l a r * ______________ BY OWNER TREMENDOUS TE R M S W IL L CARR Y. 1 B drm . 1 Bath, Pool homo Maw Carpal. Naw air condl ttonar. new water heater with to la r ly tte m Over 1700 *q ft L /A H u rry and Call H IH 0 * COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Rr* R E Brahar,.... m u ll Far ta la by Owner in Loch A tbor A large * bdrm hout* and S lo ti Owner w ill finance Location la 111 C ry tla l View E ast C oll for inlo rm a tio n 111 M l IMS 149—Commercial Properly / Sale 141—Homes For Sale LO C H A R B O R - !* t.0 0 S A tiu m s b l* M o rtg o g * SS 000 down, owner w ill hold }nd at 10% 1 bdrm . 1 bain I (00 tq ft on 1 /) a e rt IM Vmewood D rive 77) 700)_____________ LONGWOOD 1 b d rm f c l bath New root Low down payment O w n e r fin a n c in g 1 *7 .SOO COMMERCIAL SFECIALIST LAKE MARY R EALTY BOB BALUJR ...... Ill d m For Sa>* Clove to downtown Santord and hcnpitai. A m ari can Steal bldg IWO tq ft GC I lo t • I ' a l i r . g i g . 000 Can m i m attar S Pm m **»i_____________ LOW DOWNPAYMENT Lovely 1 Bdrm country horn* w ith yard and Mg garden a re a A ffo rd a b le m o n th ly paym ent* Coll *W IM * Sanford N ko 1 bedroom homo w ith living room, dining room, paneled fam ily room laundry room, w orkinop Coll tor In form ation 1 » 11M or ftja *U7 *A1. *00. or boat oftor_________ 151—Investmenl Properly / Sale CASSELBERRY | acre io n *d PR l U ) 000 W M a K c fo w tk i. REALTOR JIT Ttol i n o dwn 17*7 mo S acre*. UO ft paved rd Iro n ta g * . hom otttolno m o bnatl 11) *0*0 BOND MONET Low down low in te r**! ro t* IS* IOO Crank C snttrucfton A Realty, UP *0*1_____________ ••**!•** „ STEmpeR Country Manor 1 1 **0 .1 bdrm I bath, on toncod rental lot u tility thud, w e th e r,'d ry e r. pa*1*, curtain*. Located on HWY *7 7 Coll M l sag* *07.14* OTHER HOMES. LOTS. ACREAGE. INVESTMENT PROPERTY CALL ANYTIM E REALTOR m i f f l _____ S TO R Y TOW NHOUSE In a Ita lia n ! tocattanl 1 bdrm I h bath w /la rg * aat tn k ltk h a n l Comm unity pool I Prtaad tor t e ir p w c h a t * u*.soo C O O L S P A R K L IN O FO O L w/toweed tg oare sad large » bdrm hemal Hug* m atter b d rm . F l r t g l a c t ! C antrot h a a t / a l r l I w a r k ih a p a l A ttu m * na geallfylng w / tow I *** *** 323-5774 IIS * HWY. 17 *1 ____ H aut* tor tala by aumar Maedt work Rtaaonably p rk a d In Santord Call n > ISA*____ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * B uild * Biggor Bu t In* M l Uaa Th* Harold C tottiftod* C A LL TODAY , ........ H I H I ) ************** ^ LIST W ITH U ll I I I TOU NUD 11 10 I ROW r iu i ts tn t -IN 7 STENSTROM REALTY*REALTOR POOL 1 Bdrm . 7 bath offtc*. b ro a k ta it nook, fam ily room, on I acre • tot HO«0 00 U ftW O O LAKE AAARY Nice and clean 1 bdrm . 1 bath acraan room. CH/A. Ofttc fan Foncod back yard St.twoo SIN G LE STORY L IV IN G POOL Largo oak tra a t thad* tn it l Bdrm I bath homo Hardwood Ik n r t. knotty pin* kitchen cabinet* broataway tog oro g*. quarry t il* door Teat Needs! si*.woo f Htnistiod et Uttlximslwd. LOOK al fhii 1 Bdrm . 1 bath on tuncad cornor tot Walk to downtown Vary con romant and VA opprsiaod O PIN S U N D A YS It o lP M (303)331-0041 lllk ISt* Street , FI I1FTI EXPERIEN CED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( )//C < !'/<>/> CENTERS REALTOR NEW HOME Lovely l Bdrm 1 bam w ith great room. Broploc*. oof tn b lt c h s n , d in in g ro o m , beautiful wooded tot |7 f *W RHONE3234443 For qualify cro flm anthip and com potilivo p rie st lot u» p r k * awf your now homo to* qoeNkymg Now 1 bdrm . I tu rn on 1 acre* H er*** ok Owner llrunclng. p rim * area 170.toft SO* 1717 Loaoly I hdrm . hoawo HJ 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • A u to / Truck Re fueling • Full Line Convenience Scores • Fast Food Kitchens ’ Fried Chicken Subs Donuts p la n , l a t l d t o l l l l t y w ltb w o t b o r / i r y o r a v a iia b i* SHAM — Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits . . MAKE A P PLI CATI ON IN PERSON AT 202 N L.tinol AVP S.mtorU Muiid*! Ihi’u Fiidrlt 4 M AM 4 '» PM NO P M U N l CALLS 219—Wanted to Buy N(q t . Usgd MoOilt Homs Dtolsr in this Arts. F a m in e *........... ft A dalt* ton Hwy 17 *1........... m-ijgg REPOt HEPOI 1 bd rm . I both mobile horn**. | l » f mo Som* attum ab i* Call ft ata for Mr O rr.toa SSI 111 * FR E E C R ED IT CHECK BY F H O N E I E e ty q u a lify in g C a ll ft a tk lo r M r O rr . to * SSI 104 I t bdrm . 1 bath, now • o u b is w id e , m a a o n lt s s h in g le d r o o f, t l r a p l a c * . IIS .000 Coll A Atk tor M r O rr *04 U I IIS* USE Ol M obil* H em ** tlo rtln g *• USM Call 4 a tk For M r Orr *04 JJI I t ) * Asking STOP Call Jak OJA* _ 1*7* M ercury Monarch 17*00 or b * * l offer Coll St* 77*0 __ NoadCrlb*. PlAypon* Baby l u r n l t u r * . c lo th in g Good P rice* A fte r 7 PM M l 17U Paying CASH tor A lum inum . Con* Copper B r t t t . Load, Nawvpnpar Gta** Goto. Sllvar Kokomo Tool gift W Itt HER TOYOTA TERCEL Auto Ira n*, a ir. n k o cor t!* *S or b o t l r a a to n a b l* o f t o r C all m jo u oftor a p m •71 AMC Maiedor Wagon *0 000 m l 1 Owner Lotdod S1f*S COURITESY FONTIAC I1J i l l ) ’7* Volktwagon Rabbit I Owner H all Oamaqa No Money Down )> **) COURTESY PONTIAC 111 111) ss oos*i aimtioo 113—Television / Radio / Stereo 223—Miscellaneous • a COLOR TE LE VISION * a 'ID Chg*7Cititioo 4 spetd Alum acroon room *400 TV antonno. awning* u tility to b io .ftm H c m i t o s ________ For Soto- 1 braided rug* asking SiOooch One chair, asking I I Can H i I47J______________ In d u tttia l tawing machln* ta ll OIL a tfra p a rlt, *400 Call m ir s a SatoMIt* TV System* Complete A ll you ntad IM X Financing No mon* S1.JM 00 Universal U I !7*a I tn lt h IS " color lalovitton Or.g In d prlco Ov*r 1*00 Bolonc* duo U k* 00 cath or U k * over payment* US month Still In w a rra n ty MO M O N E Y DOWN F ro * hom* tria l, no obligation C oil *a j SJfa. day or night 1 brand new d a tk t S tt long Coll JU 71** or 17) 1170 avot now tire * SHOO n i l ? * ) ‘M AAvtfang a cyl . p t A M * M c a ts a tt* E v lra n lc * faOO dwn . X mo* topay *WOEM UFOROEKT M in i condition M u ll to* Pto**# ca ll fa t R io t___________ U HONDA CIVIC t dr sedan G ood cond , A M / F M air 1*00 m i o g i 235— T ru c k s / B u se s / V a n s 231—Cars JE EP C J 7 Automatic Lovl E dition V • 4 Wheal D rive l?**S COURTESY PON M A C .I l l H I) 77 Ford F 1SOPick Up Truck Sea To Boltov* Sl**S COURTESY PONTIAC >1) 1111 *11 F o rdM utlang A ir. Autom atic, a Cyl No Money Down UP) COURTESY PONTIAC I l S I l I t Bov Blade* a 11 . u so Naw d lt c I * IA . 1 *7 1 . o lh a r aquipmonl available U* )*0* Bsd Cftdil? No Credit? WE FINANCE NATIONAL AUTOSALES 1120 S Sanford 321 4075 199—Pets A Supplies m. ui ins Ot toan, F I*. n i H . FREE to good hom# 1 yr m lnalure Gorman Shephard Hout* broke and apod* Call U f|tS t m ion 1974 OPEL STATION RAC0N ftaky; Bod*. Straitor*. Cl*that P laypen *, E tc. F tpurh ack Bonk*. n J flT T ■OTfSO* A b ility K rn n a ll ni us*_____________ F R E E TO G O O D H O M E O N IY I Cockapoo. tam ale. *hot« ft*p o yo d H I I t o l k IT T IN S Free to good home Booutllul A hOAllhy H I M U ____________ Lott Ottaon area W hile pH bull w ith black on In c* ft loll M ol*. 1 y r* old F a m ily pot Reward J71 f a il 237—Tractors and Trailers *1 Chovrolal CAvaltor Low M ilage No Money Down UM COURTESY PONTIAC t i l 1111 T R A ILE R IX t ' wooded tra ito r w ith lig h tt Asking SIM o r bat) o ft o r C a llllJ E U a ^ ^ ^ ^ * DATTONAAI/TO a ★ AUCTION ★ 341— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs Hwy f l .... .......... .Daytona Beach * * * * * HaM l * * * * * * Coachman Oalua* 11 t) . to ll conUIrwd tleap* S. Awning, elec Hie |ack, TV anlanna. blka rock 111 fJOa. altar I or PUBLIC AUTOAUCTION EearyW ad Nile at 7 M PM * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell 1 * 1*71 Jamboro* I t II m otor homo Dodg* Powor tra in and C h a tti* Call H I af*d_______ For m ar* S a ltll* ________ i t o a i s i n ) ________ DaBary Auto B M a nn* U to t A a r*** Ih * rleo r, too of h ill 17* H w y 17 *1 DaBary *aBE««ft *1 F w il Thunder bird 201—Horses SOI—Livestock and Poultry 343—Junk Cars COURTESY P O N T IA C ,U S H H JC E P C J7 JLutom afk Lavl E dltian V/R a w itoai O n e * tl**S COURTESY PONTIAC m i l l l ft*k4*« Far Sato Ptgt. am gnat*, m in kvn a i Wile* Soto*. Hwy MW . I l l k*7f ANY JUNK CARS A TRUCKS Baugh); From HO- MOftm aea. Call ..... ... .......... m - t o » TOP D ollar Paid tor Junk B U tad car*.truck* A heavy equipment M l fo o t WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR JUNK C A R S A N D T R U C K f CBS AUTO PARTS !*S 4S0S Sftfilord'sSatesliidtr CONSULT OUR WE LIST ANDSELL MOKE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY WHAT A BUVI 1 Arm I I * bath h e m * can vin ianl t* a ra ry thing I Fanted yard Super tot c lu ld rtn or o*t* Colling Ian. AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB COMFORTABLEI I bdrm IV* b e rth ham* w ith S paddla Ian*, aak cabin*)*. In tid * u fllt ty ta t.J*o To List Your BusinessDial 322-2611 or 831-9993 D IS IR A B L E t I bdrm 1 both M m * w ith fo rm a l d in in g r o o m , o a f In k i t c h e n , tiro p lo c *. central a ir/B e a t COUNTRY L IV IN O I * bdrm 1 b o th h o m o on S s c r o t . Ilr * p i* c * . c o n tr*l a lr / h * * t . b r * * k f* t f bar dining ronm Additions A Remodeling REMOOELING SPECIALIST VACANT LANOI Prim# pro parly Irontag* an Uth SI. Ideal tor ralall u tot or coat tumor lorvlctt tocotton High Irottlc *r*a A Mcoltonl tor totaling any ftp* of rtfail W IL L BUILO TO 1UITI YOUR LOT OR OURSI EXCLUSIVE A O E N T FO R W IN S O N O D EV CORF, A CENTRAL FLO R ID A LE A D ER ! MORE HOME FOR LESS M O N kY I C ALL TOOAYI eO E N E V A OSCEOLA RO B IO N CD FOR M O tIL E S I 1 Acre Cavalry tra ct* W all fraud on paved Rd M % Dawn lE Y r t o M lX f F ram 111)4*1 It yea a r t Waking tor a tec c a ttfu l car ear to Real ( tt k to . Sian*Iram Really I* la a tin g tor yau Call La* A l* r t g * l today *1 t i l 1*1* (v o m n g t 111 MU CALL ANY T IM E 322-2420 1S*I PARK A V I ........ H I LA M a ryB fvd ........ Lk M a ry SWIM TENNIS Neal 1 Bdrm . t bath hom* w ith waltod tacu rlty N k a yard, carpet*, a ir. paddto fan*. 1 garagat. clubhevt*. o u a rtlta d paw and tonm* court* Wai SlfftW Ct_____321 3005 CALL BART W* Handle Th* Whato B all Of Waa B. E. LINK CONST. 322 7029 Appliance Repair Aligns AppiiUKE Sank* I t hr S a rvk* M* R i l r * Charge 17 yr k to M ftS k fl. 17*0*11 REALTOR________ a i m ★ ★ ★ USE HERAU) CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 ★ ★ * WaMaco CroM RooWg. Me. L k Real (* U to BraBar H ld d ll- O A S E to c trlc HlfdSO Naw ft ramodeling addlHont. fan*, aacurlty llg h l* lim a rt g lu t all alac w r v k a t OualHy S a rvk* L ka n ta d ft Bonded INSTALL s i l l a r e p a ir C y p rttt Chaw Link .... Weed Fence. H S-ITII * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Bulk) a Bigger B u tin *** I Um Th* H a rtld C law lftod t CALL TODAY H IM II Carpentry Health & Beauty A GREAT O IP T I Have Mar Kitchen Ramadatodl A II type* at Carpentry R a tte n * kto P rk a* 1 rear lancad ........ R atoram at Vary RaNaBto........... MBdRSlKI* A ll lypo* of carpentry A r * mad*ling 17 y r* t i p Call Richard Groat H I 1*71 TO W IR S BEAUTY SALON FORM ERLY H a rrie tt'* Beauty Nook l i t E U IS I >1717*1 Hoad Carpet Cleaning Living. 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H I MO* HOUSE NEED HELP7 To (loan ug your probtont* Call H I 0*7i Law roto*. wtuto gtovo work MAIDS- T« -Oi Am CtooalMoai la n a if To O od lln ati Call Mt* helper* I Guaranteed Sarvtc* la w Rato* CALL NOW! 3394100 BoftC Cleaning laundry, win daw*, cabin*!*, lit* , etc Work la w Rato* n so a tg Electrical Anything lle c trk a l,.S J w * a itT fl tth m a ta * J* Hr S a rv k * Call* Ti n ' s EtocSrk S orvka H S ITTf CONTEMPORARY ELECTRIC Comptoto CtocSvicai Service* TV A TttoOhona* H I 1S7> FLAG B E A T THE ME A TI h Cftll CArtsliftn Bras j Cftfnplsti Lftwn Cftii Riftssrublft Kfttes 3 23 4 4 0 1 Fence ************** Cleaning Service P a v in g L a w n S e r v ic e Electrical F mancinq A vailabto B EA L ESTATE • • • • • WE FINANCE IM I French Ava .111 HAS 1*7* Cadlltoc Nice buy a'Scro 27TH STREET fURNIHJRE ic* w im* ss,............m ust f o b ** su.no RAMBLEWOOD 1 STORY with (p ark ling peal I Hug* itan * ttrapfacal Cafhadral Calling*I AM th * ta t r e t l A ttum # no q u a l l l y ln g l A lm a t l n t w l •R E N T T O O W N * Color T V t tto rto * w aihort, dryor*. ra lrlg a rtto r fra d io r* turnlturg. video recorder* Special I t t weak ■ rant 15 00 Aittr native TV ft Apgf Rantal* l a r ra t Shagging Cantor ______ m sqm__________ 17wd W sth o rt P art* ft Sarvtc* tor K annora*..... .......1 1 )0 4 * 1 MOONEY APPLIANCES DISCOUNT AUTO SALES CS> I t ' f t M t Steering w h o t llc t b t o W lrad for shrim ping S IM M Call H I 7)44 195— M a c h i n e r y / T o o l s 157-Mobile Homes / Sale 1 Bdrm 1 Bath horn* w ith COOL S P A R K LIN G POOL and privacy tone* M u tt tea B U ILD IN G 14 X M Zoned I t In d u ttria l or Storage <*/ Of I k * IW O lia only Retail ft O ftk * Spec* M> up lo 1 X 0 aq ft otto t tor ago avail ebto ill aaOJ_______________ Outstanding Opportunity For 213— Boetsend Accessories 189—Office Supplies / Equipment 153—AcreageLots/Sale Santord Naw 1 bdrm 1 bath double garage energy te » *r D U PLEX P otitlv# cath flow Owner w ill I inane# 147,100 w ith IUOOO down KISH REAL ESTATE NOW HIRING! FOR ESTATE C o m m e rc ia l o r R o tld o n tta l Auction* ft A p p rs ita lt Cftll Doll * Auction H I SAM U0-1I1J........................... MB SAW 117—Commercial Rentals Call_ _ _ _ _ 321-1911 10* Santord Ava CONSIGNMENTS WELCOAAEI WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 111 IIS E IttS T I I I sen Apgftonca* tra m s*) W ARRANTY BARNETTS CASSELBERRY * L IM O U S IN E * * 1*7* Cadillac llm * Dark btun. w ith pa rt ft mn SHOP k * * lt e f a REPOSSESSIONS • Need a car but h *v * cre dit problem *? w # have tovqral to choc** from and w ill finance C oll E r k M l *07J___________ T V * Waak Only I l tOC (L C A M IN O ---------*1 * * ) O ftor E tp iro t June I f ______ 3234593 near* w m «a« » t«*<u*«in* Carport*... ....... Prtvoto Potto* Leak la n d s c a p e * Pot* CJUtoren WATER B IO S ACCBPTBOI * H E AUCTION 111—Appliances / Furniture OfficEi to RerI M in i Wm e Im u w s u o a U p .,................... m o a io Lmm ItemstoFH 231—Cars AUCTION EVERY FR I NIOHT •sou**- Rom w / tp h m to buy Mlddt* ago coupto Security ft rotoroncoa A ll. S H I M U 113—Storage Rentals 121—Condominium Rentals Monday. Jung 11. ItoJ—JB 213—Auctions 139-Real Eslate Wanted coll SANFORD Sunland E ita ta t. Lovely 1 Bdrm . 1 Bath , carpatad. lancad yard, s ir unit, laundry room, cony* ria n t to every thing, no pat* 11*0 par month Coll 111 a m _______________________ SUNLAND (S TA T E S 1 Bdrm . 1 bath, carpot, kid* ok. SMI per month a ta c u rlty A vail ab iea /M Call I t * tea* 1 b d rm , 1 bath Cantral air W atha r/D rya r. lanced yard, tcraanad porch, torml* n e t D i i m ____________________ Evening HofAld. Santord, FI. KIT 'K CARLYLE 1by Larry Wright •R A N D NEW HOMES on the PARK 1 bdrm i both, largo porch Lea** option Kotor or a* saoo oftor S » t » lf_______________ SAVE sm Monday thru Friday UOC 00 par 123— For Lease Home Improvement Calitor * BuHdlug ft BaiwodkMng ttoJob TaoSmall Sll Burton Lon*. m oon Saato RatY-ad, Contractor want* •m all ramodaling |aba Roe wmabto Bud C a h a ll.lll OtSI THOMAS A THOMAS Now* repair. ctooMag. la w * car*. C a J tn i H ftft_______________ _ *M*toc»kJOdgB^ L a n d c le a rin g GENEVA LA N D C LIA R IN O Lot Landdaaring F ill « r t fag ton Pond* Orem ditch ** lito Proper e l wn C M U f W I THORNE LANOCLEARINO F IL L D IR T * C L A Y A SHALEHAUUNO^^mUD Lawn Service ACE LAWN SERVICE Ctaaawg T h aklung FartWuwg Fro* I t t iw a to* ............ JO ft-H lI Lardac aping lu a h Hog Mowing __________ W r n __________ I ANNS MOWfD & TRIMMfD Sarkiq Yard Ctoaauo* m i VS) P le tte r in g a A L L P B atoiof F U lfa rta g a Repair, Stucco, tfa rd Cool. Siwutotod ftr k k . H l-W fl. Masonry B EAL Carter*!* t Man Quality Oparatlon Patio* D rlvow ayt Day* M l F ill. E ra * H7 ) H I E X P E R T CONCRETE WORK Fat to drivew ay (Idawalk 0 a * j Monde Caml Ca "W * a r t Ifw be ar’ H IS Plumbing a ftuddt ptumbtng S a rv k * a Repair a R**«a<* a Ramadal a F t * * laH w a to * a W HIRR a Secretariat Service A L L Typing. Sac/War la I ft Ward P rn c tttln g S a rv k ** N a f a r ^ t t o f l^ ^ j ^ —- ^ I lL T E R l Nursing Care OUR R ATESARE LOWER Lakavtow N urtlag Cantor f t f l Vac and I I . Santord Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Cleaners m aw Painting A Way To Sara I • * * • War* •o a t P rlco* tor wallpaperwg. patnttng, g mare Rat Vary RoRoMo-HStoRSf MR_______ P A IN T IN Q 4 t o n o io Sawing Machine R epair* an make* X yr* aip a rto n c* In hem al Ratirad H M 7 H ______ Sprinklers/Irrigation ABOUT TIME IR R IG ATIO N Naw In tla ile fio n t F ry * E ll ( • p o r t R a p o irt*1 Comptoto Sprinkler Syttom* T im er* jjd ^ o ^ tc ^ ^ ^ m jjM 4 144*0m o Home Repairs C A R P E N TE R R apolra and ramodaling No |ob too tm o ll Call H ) Oka!________________ Maintenance of *11 typo* Carpentry painting ptumftlng ASPHALT FAVINO INC. G rading, paving. »**l coaling, ttrlp ln g drivaw ayt ft parking tot* F ro e C tl ..... H I T«« Tile • LtCENUO • MtiOENTUU W.G. TRIBBV OVIEDO FLA. S ftftlftU Hava* PawHng ft WaU Ropok Tou buy w ater la li W * tuppf y labor To SAVE SU B S W I __________ lot ft ■ • ) » y r* a i p . Som Cnfy o r* * Free * * t Dan A d a m * H I **n _____________ POLAND FA IN TIN G Spraying Patching Gutter nark Fro# Ekftmatoo H I 70*d will palm your Ham* or B u tin *** afe Give your arebtom t to u* WE C A R ! Qualify work. » y r * a«p R7 B t f t U t o d is n r r ? ! f M iia ii^ N i In a la llo tla n B a th , ll a m t . remodeling, re p a ir* l e t * of • l i t * , d o t if t f it . p o H o rn * . g ro u t* , to ltln g m o to r lo lt, c lo a n o r*. c tm a n t. m o tile . th in * * l I n i l s l l t l l o n t Show room. M f E U fh SI . Sanford John Parker. T N Contractor H I lift* . o rffO k fft*__________ Scattmoad The Ceramic. V inyl A ib a tto * t k Inaiaitod f t ro paired l a p , r a f . I k F ro * aalimatoa H I *7*1___________ Tree Service AJI Tro* Sarv a Call A fter « F«A. ★ TONY C 0 R IN 0* ECHOLS TREE S lftV IC E F ro * (* fk h O t** l Law F r k o tl L k )** Stomp Cir m diug.Taol S orting Cantral Flo tor I I y r* w ith compieto qualify patnflng tar vice* Quality * MuOfl Spacial W ailC aafM g m oon “ Let Rto F r * fi* lt* a » N ft* IT . JOHN A LLENS LAWN ft T a i l Ocad I'o * rem orol L k . f t toft F r a o tt f H I U N mnnftdyftcMti �+■ * r * f / f f / r y f ( f / 9 / Evtning HsraM. taMsr*. FI. BLONDIE Mswday. -Is— 16. »W» ARCHIE EEK A MEEK 1 REFUSE. TO B t CAUGHT UP Ik) THE. O m U T MMIA f [ I P R LF LR M Y0LU J A RADICAL APPROACH..^/ l fO R W IM M k iS ... by C h k Young Here's Some Ways To Outrun Athlete's Foot • DEAR DR. G O TT — How n n one gel rid of persistent athlete's foot? DEAR READER - Athletes foot Is a fungus Infection o f the skin between the toe*. These arras provide Ideal growth con­ ditions for yeasts because the skin Is warm, moist and dark. T o eliminate athlete's foot, you must first clean the skin be­ tween your toes on a regular basis and then make absolutely sure the area Is dry. The next s t e p Is to use o n e o f the over-the-counter athlete's-foot preparations, the advertisements for which seem to sprout like molds from magazine ads and TV screens. If these simple remedies don't work, try Tlnactln. an odorless and colorless solution that kills f ung us. In the e v e nt your athlete's foot persists, you may have to see a doctor for further advice and. perhaps, a prescrip­ tion for stronger medicine. DEAR DR. G O TT - My skin Is super-sensitive, very dry and Itchy. The problem Is mainly on the Inside of my elbows and neck. What could cause this? DEAR READER - Ordinarily, dry skin responds well to any of the various hand or body lotions that are readily available. A cream containing lanolin may be most effective I have not been Impressed with bath oils, petro­ leum oil. such as found In baby by Bob Montana oil. may provide temporary re­ lief. but It Is not absorbed by the skin and Is unacceptably greasy for frequent use. The fact that your dry skin affects the Insides of your elbows and your neck raises the possi­ bility that you may have a more t r o u b l e s o me c o n d i t i o n like e c z e m a . Ask y o u r doctor whether you would be better helped by using a cream that contains cortisone. DEAR DR. G O TT — For the past year I have been plagued with yeast Infections. The medi­ by Howla Schnaldar cine my doctor has prescribed clears them up. but then I get another one three weeks later. WILLFUL \ What can I do? MEDIOCRITY J DEAR READER — That de­ pends on where the yeast Infec­ tion occurs. Sim ple over-thecounter preparations may work when applied to small a "" * * of Infection. However. If your yeast problem Is more severe — or If It c a u s e s mo ut h In fe c tio n or vaginal Irritation you will need to see a doctor. You may need to be checked for diabetes, lose weight or undergo a simple gynecological examination. If your doctor has checked you and cannot find a reason for your repeated Infections, ask him to refer you to a specialist. ACROSS 1 "1 Ilka____ * fe e (T O 8 O oom* 12 Ksrotsn* 13 l a ____ tar 14 15 16 17 Yeast Infections are not only bothersome, they ran be spread to other people. In addition, you can catch them from someone else — for example, from public b a t h i n g a r e a s and s e x u a l partners Send y o u r questions to D r, C olt at P.O. Box 91428. C leve­ land. O hio 44101. 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MEN AND LITTLE MISS PLUNK • PLOP I A\R.GREEDY Iff P R A ^ T IC IM G Today It's easy to see that declarer's purposes are best served If West wins the club ace before Fast lakes the king. (When West wins Ihe ace. he will establish his spades but will no longer have an entry to rash them.) But how to bring about by Warner Brothers that result? The opening lead o f the queen of spades was ducked all around. South.won the next trick with the king and realized the futility of playing a club from hts hand. Instead, he crossed to dummy FOR WIMBLE DOM BUQS BUNNY ID U<£ ONE POSTERS O P TH O S E NEW B o g s By Jam a* Jacoby The thrust and parry of card play ahould combine deception with discernment. This combi­ nation Is especially Important when a declarer Is trying to tempt a specific defender to be the first to take a trick In a suit. b u n n y Po s t e r s . with the diamond king. Now he played a tow cluo trom dum m y, counting on East, as second hand, to play low. East, however, was a step ahead. He rose quickly with the club king and returned his last spade. Ultimate result — down one. "W h a t do you take me for?" cried East. "You couldn't have the club ace or you would have played the queen from dum m y." A good point. Declarer was right to start the clubs from dum m y, but Ihe queen was clearly a belter choice than a low c a r d. East , wi t h I he ki n g guarded twice, would have had grave misgivings about covering the queen with It. In this effort declarer gets a passing grade for deception but falls In discern­ ment. NORTH 4 A II n e t* VKM ♦ K7 *QJMS WEST EAST ♦ Q J in I J *1*1 V J» 1 : ♦ 10* 4 ♦ JI 4J ♦ A4 ♦ K 12 S O IT II ♦ K 4 VA 107 1 • AQ51 *1017 Vulnerable Neither Dealer South Wrtl Noiih Eail Saulk I* I* 2* I ’a it 1 NT I ’au 2 NT I’au I’au Pax* Opening lead * y HOROSCOPE by Bob Thav6B FRANK AND ERNEST What The Day Will Bring... YOUR BIRTHDAY JUNK I I . 1BSB This coming year you will gel O N E OF T H O /E N O M E Involved socially with two dif­ ferent groups. Although they outfits my h om e may not mix well together, you will enjoy each c o m p u t e ** w a s (s e t t in g GEM INI (May 2 1-June 20) To to rv E L Y in t h e c l feel fulfilled today, you're going to require some type o f social V ALL BY ITSELF. outlet. Try to select an activity where you can meet new people T m * v « j 4 -io Trying to patch up a romance? The Matchmaker set can help by Jim Davis you understand what It might CLEAR VOOR HEAR JON.THE RE . lake to make the relationship work. To get yours, mall 62 to MAS TO BE A L O G IC A L EXPLANATION FOR THIS. OTHER Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio C ity Station. New York. NY 10019. CANCRR (June 2 1-July 221 You're likely to fare belter than usual today In situations that contain elements of competition. This will be especially true In your career. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 10, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 10, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 10, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ba4e30cc3891e40ffbad6777a3ec4300.pdf 1841a7692c81836eb4ffe0a75e1745a3 PDF Text Text KGB Using Spy Dust' To Track U.S. Diplomats WASHINGTON |Uf*l) The KGH has dusted ordinary objects lik e doorknobs and steering wheels with an Invisible — and p o s s ib ly c a n c e r-c a u s in g — powder to track the movements und contacts of Americans In Moscow, the Stale Department charged Wednesday. The Slate Department said the Invisible tracking agent, known a s 3 - (4 - N lt r n P h e n y lJ - 2 4-Prntadlen-l-AL. or NPPD. Is a mutagen — a chemical agent that alters living cells and can be carcinogenic In humans The United Stales, which said the practice has been going on for years but Increased dram at­ Disenchanted R iv a l U n io n T a lk s To T e a c h e rs U p s e t O v e r C o n tr a c t ically In recent months, deliver­ ed a strong protest to the Soviet government Monday and de­ manded use o f the chemical be slopped Immediately, the State Department said. There was no Immediate re­ sponse from Soviet officials U.S. chemists said they could find little data on the substance other than how to make It They said It w ou ld p ro b a b ly be fluorescent, showing up under certain lig h t, and designed specifically for (racking. Traces o f the material could be detected on surfaces or even on other people. See SPY DUST, page iOA A representative of a minori­ ty teacher? union told a group of 15 to 20 "disenchanted" S e m in o le County teachers Wednesday they can work to vote down the contract negoti­ ated for them by the Seminole Education Association. Richard Layer, of Ihe Florida Education Associated United, an affiliate of the national A m e r i c a n F e d e r a t io n o f Teachers, met with the teach­ ers at the Holiday Inn at State Road 46 and Interstate 4. according to Mllwcc Middle S ch ool te a c h e r June Scheumann. Although rep o rte rs were baired from the meeting. Ms. Scheumann said afterwards Layer primarily listened to the teachers* complaints. In at­ tendance were teachers of 15 or more years experience who feel the contract negotiated for them by the SEA. which gives long-time teachers a 4 percent salary Increase while first year teachers are slated for about a 13 percent hike. Is "a slap in the face.’’ The SEA-negotiatcd contract Is slated for a ratification vote T uesday. Ms Scheumann said "c a ­ ree r" teachers are "d is e n ­ chanted." "T h is group is extremely tired o f being told we ll take rare of you next year.*" She said Layer told them they can sit back and do nothing or vote “ no" on the contract and hope the SEA goes back to the negotiating table and gets them something See U N IO N , page IO A J un e Sch eu m an n $20,000 Battle Looms H a tta w a y D ro p s O ption O n Land P i s * kv T im m i V tiK M l Romance On The River L u n ch tim e passengers a b o a rd the Rom ance r iv e r cru ise ship take tim e fo r en a ffe c ­ tio n a te g a z e across the w a t e r as the c ra ft passes beneath the In tersta te 4 b rid ge on the St. Johns R iver. T h e ship had slow ed to let th e U.S. H igh w ay 17-97 d ra w b rid g e open. 54 Killed In Plane Fire MANCHESTER. England (UPI) - A Hrlttsh Alrtours Hoeing 737 bound for a holiday In *hc Greek Islands with 137 people on lx»ard burst Into a "ball of lire" on lakroff today, killing 54 people und Injuring dozens of others Police said Flight KT 32H ‘’ caught fire on the port w in g" at 7 07 n.m. while speeding down Ihe runway ut Manchester International Airport A fire brigade spokesman said one of the plane s Cardinal Fires 2 In Drug Probe M o r e A l l o w e d To R e s ig n Tw o employees of Cardinal Industries. Inc.. Sanford, were flrrd and an undisclosed number ullowrd lo resign voluntarily In Ihe (Mist six weeks bccuuse of drug and/or alcohol use on the Job John Jollnskl. media rrlutlons director for l hr m odular housing m anufacturer, said employees had left for various reasons In that period so II was Impossible to determine Just how many resigned becuusc o f drug use. It hud been rum ored that 70 or HO employees were fired or left voluntarily for use o f drugs or pilfering. However. Jollnskl said the number was substantially leas than that and pilfering was nol Involved. Jollnskl said employees had violated an Inflexible company policy prohibiting the use o f alcohol or drugs during working hours. He wild Ihe company’s policy Is based on safely concerns for ihe em ployees themselves and their fellow workrrs. as well as productivity. He said the Investigation rcveuled things had gotten too lax. Th r company conducted Its own probe. Jollnskl said. Hr said the men and women employees cuughl using drugs and/or alcohol on Ihe Job were mainly In the production staff In the manufacturing plunt. No criminal charges were made. The firings and resignations took place In phases mainly during June and July. 1 Ike many other companies fared with absenteeism and loss o f productivity because of employees’ drug and alcohol abuse and other problems. Cardinal has a rehabilitative em ployee assistance program Under the company-paid benefit, employees can gel help with such problems as drug or alcohol abuse, depression, divorce, inartful problems or the death o f a spouse without uny cost to tiu-m. Jollnskl exlpalned. The company hus had (hr program for the post tw o years. "Confidentiality Is maintained." Jollnskl said. "T h e program w ould nol work If employees feared results would filter back to management. "It Is the first positive step when somebody admits he has a problem and wants to be rehabilitated " — Jana C asselberry \ engines burst Into flames. "It was n horrifying sight." said airport engineer Alan Hlgharu "T h e plane went up In moments. It was an Inferno the moment It skidded to a hall. People were trying to get out but a lot of them must have been overcome before It stopped." Police and fire officials said 54 people were killed and 83 were rushed to nearby hospitals, some In serious condition. By Janie Gnat Herald Staff Writer With no guarantee the pro­ perty would ever be zoned for commercial development. Rob­ ert Hattaway decided Wednes­ day not to pick up his option to purchase the Seminole County School Hoard’s surplus land on U.S. Highway 17-92 across from Sanford Middle School And he may have to sue the board to get It to return his $20,000 deposit In the m eantim e. Stanley Sandefur owner of Sandcfur Properties In Oviedo, has been frustrated In his e ffo rts to purchase the land. Sandefur said Hattaway. of Hattaway Investm ents Corp.. Altamonte Springs, offered to sell for $630,000 his SGOO.OOO contract with the board. " I ’m not going to buy It al a profit for Mr. Hattaway." Sondefur said. He also attempted to buy the land from the board offerin g $600,000. but Ned Julian, board attorney, said he cou ld not a cce p t the o ffer because a six-month deadline for accepting such Independent contracts has passed. The board declined Sandefur's earlier offer of $610,000 because at the time they were consid­ ering Hattuway’s offer. R o b e rt H a tta w a y Hattaway said Wednesday. " I ’ m nut g o in g to lay out $600,000 on a piece o! land anil not lx- surr of the zoning. The Sanford City Commission Aug. 12 neither approved nor disapproved the zoning request, voting 4-1 instead to return Ihe Issue to the planning und zoning b oard . C o m m is s io n e r J oh n Mercer said he wanted the "fu ll’ ’ board to vote on ihe matter. On July 18 the PAZ voted 3-2 to recom m end Ihe request for commercial zoning lx- approved. T h re e o f the b o a rd ’ s n in e members were absent and one mrmlx-r abstained bemuse she works for the school (ward. The city ’s action meant the PAZ would have to hold newpublic hearings and at least a six week delny. past Hattaway’s Wednesday deadline to pick up his option With Hattawuy’s decision nol lo go ahead with Ihe purchase, a dispute remains over whether or not he will receive a refund <>l Ills deposit. Hattaway said Wednesday the contract Is cleur and concise In Its stipulation that downpay­ ment funds In escrow be re­ turned lo the buyer II the acquisition falls lo materialize Thc school board may not agree, however. In a letter lo Julian. Hat la w a y ’ s a t t o r n e y . R o b e r t Wurman, said correspondence from the board Indicates "It Is the schtxrl board’s Intention to retain the escrow deposit Iused upon the last 90-day extension being unconditional.” According to a copy ol Hal lawny's contract the final para graph of art addendum slates, "...th e buyer shall have the option of canceling ihls contrai l and. in such event, the escrow deposit shall be returned lo iinbuyer..." Worman wrote. " I also mi . derstand that (the hoard) has told my rllrnl that In the event (Hattaway) wants his $20,000 back It will be necessary lo sue lo collect same." He added If Hattaway does bring legal action against the board he will ask for Bee LAND, page IOA Landscaping Designed To 'Warm' City Hall By Rick Brunson Herald Staff W riter Sanford City Hull, dubbed a "cold, barren, uninviting fortress" by the city ’s Scenic Improvement Board. Is exp ected to u ndergo u massive landscaping project to make It more colorful and attractive. L a n d s c a p e d e s ig n e r Ir v in g Kaulman presented a preliminary plan to thr board Monday. It culls for ’ ’ s o fte n in g ” th r g ra y , stalwart structure with a combination of weeping willows, palmetto palms, oaks and a host of various shrubs. " W e r e trying to take away that concrete look." said Kaufman, who also designed the landscape for the Seminole County Courthouse. The project ts the first of many the Scenic Improvement Hoard plans to undertake. The board Issued a 16- page plan report In June criticizing thr poor upkeep of some public areas and calling for their Improvement. The eight-member board consists of Chairman Sara Jacobson. Ruth Lee. Juanny Mercer. Judy Wimblsh. Dr. Lurlcne Sweeting. Brent Carl!. Dill Glelow and city Parks and Recreation Department Director Jim Jemigan. The city commission accepted the board's plan and has earmarked $152,000 In the 1985-86 Parks and Recreation Department budget to Implement some of Its goals. The commission also agreed to set aside $60,000 each year for the next five years for board projects The $452,000 allocation shows the commission Is "dead serious about beautification." said Mrs Mercer, whose husband. John. Is a city commissioner. n w to by ClMKk U r Scenic Im p ro ve m en t Board m em b e rs discuss the proposed plan to spruce up c ity hall w ith landscape d e sig n e r Irvin g K au fm an , fa r left. B oard m em b e rs, from left, Judy W im blsh, Juanny M e r c e r , Ruth Lee and ch airm an Sara Jacobson. Money for the city hall project will come from $38.0(X) donated to the city by Uland Corporation, developers of the Sallpolnte Apartment complex Port's Missing Sewer Capacity Stalls Cruise Ship Building By Donna Bates Herald Staff W riter Port A u th o rity E x e c u tiv e Director Dennis Dolgner will take an appeal for sewer rapaci­ ty directly to the head of a state agency tn Orlando If County C o m m is s io n e r B a r b a r a Christensen can arrange an ap­ pointment. Mrs. Christensen Is the county commission s liaison to thr Port Authority. Dolgner was autliortzed to take the action by port directors W ednesday e v e n in g a fter a notice was received from Lake Monroe Utilities that It could not grunt any new sewer connec­ tions al the port on orders from th e s ta te D e p a r tm e n t o f Environmental Regulation * % The cut-off o f sewer connec­ tions means that a new building cannot be constructed at the port for the cruise ship. Star of Sanford. The building to house the Star’s offices, ticket sales and ship’s store was to be built by Florida Sun Inc., owners and operators o f Hidden Harbour Murlna at the port. The ship Is now sharing office space In Florida Sun's building and "It's cramped for space.” Dolgner said. Even though the Star of San­ ford people will merely be mov­ ing from one building at the port to another and w ill not be generating any additional sew­ age. Dolgner said new capacity must be granted before a build Ing permit for the new structure w ill be Issued by Sem inole County. Despite a letter front J.L H ickm an, president o f Lake Monroe Utilities walrr and sewer service, stating that the port has used up all 18.000 gallons per day of sewer capacity allocated. Dolgner disagreed He said he checked with te­ nants at ihe port and found they had been billed Individually by. LMU for a total o f 12.000 gallons of water use monthly and sewer bills are based on the amount of water used Dolgner. noting he la not an Sea PO RT, page IO A Av> • on Seminole Houlcvurd near Lake Monroe The company made thr donation in lieu of property, which See SCENIC, page IOA TODAY Action Reports 3A 3A Calendar.......... Classifieds .4 ,SB Comics.......... Dear Abby........ Deaths IOA Editorial.......... ...... 2A Florida...... 2A Nation IB People.......... Sports........... .... 7 9A Television W eather.... ..... JA .. IOA World O u t O f The Sunshine WASHINGTON (UPI) - A presidential commission, whose purpose Is to Inform the publlc of the meaning of the Constitution and prepare for Its 200th anniversary, has decided Its deliberations should lx- a private affair Thr President's Commission on tin Bicen­ tennial of the Constitution burred the public from Its first meeting, held July 29-30 at the Supreme Couri. Another two-day meeting scheduled for today and Friday In Utah will also be rlosrd. said a spokesman for the chairman. Chief Justice Warren Burger. + �2A—Evoning Herald, Sanford. FI. Thursday, Aug. 22, tVIS Graham: Free 'Mercy Killer* NATION TALLAHASSEE (UPII - Side­ stepping the Issue of complete clem ency. Gov. Bob Graham r e c o m e n d c d to d a y th a t 76-year-old Roswell Gilbert be freed from prison pending the outcom e ol his appeal o f a 25-year prison term for the "mercy killing" of his termlnally-lll wife. IN BRIEF Consumer Price Index Inches Up A Scant .2% The governor's recommenda­ tion muni be accepted by three of the six Cablntct members before Gilbert can be released WASHINGTON (UP1) — Consumer prices Inched up 0 2 percent In July, the same as May and June, as accelerating housing costs were mostly balanced by lower gasoline and meal prices, Ihe Labor Department said today. The mild upward movement of the Consumer Price Index through July of this year kept the annual Inflation rate at Just 3.5 percent- The Index was 319.1 In July, equivalent lo a cost of $319.10 for goods and services that cost $100 In 1907 Th e dollar that year Is now worth 31 cents. As the year progresses, the price performance Is getting better, with Ihe most recent three months generating a 2 5 percent Inflation rate, the Ix-st for any similar period In almost 2 'A years. The only big mover among the major categories was rent, up at an H percent annual rale in the most recent three months, and O il percent In July. That factor alone accounted for most of the July Increase. Volatile vegetable prices bounced up 0.5 percent during the month but overall food and beverage prices were lifted only 0 I percent, the same as June. (rom Ihe Avon Park Correctional Institute. "I feel Justice would be served by *he 76-year-old sick man being able lo continue his appeal from his home, rather than prison." Graham said at a news conference. Graham said the recommen­ dation for conditional clemency was being circulated among Ihe Cabinet members today. It was not Immediately known when the Cabinet's decision would be made. Under the terms of Graham * recommendation. Gilbert must remain under the supervision of stale parole officer and must remain In Broward County. He can own no firearms. Graham said, and must obey all laws. The clemency would be re­ voked upon completion of slate appeals — meaning he would have to return to prison If tils conviction Is upheld. Graham said hr would be w illin g to consider another clemency appeal from Gilbert if the conviction Is upheld. Graham said state law wa Intended to keep dangerou felons off the streets. He said review of Gilbert's case con v Ineed him Gilbert would n e(r commit a similar crime. Graham said it could take'.upj 10 two years for the Supreme Court to complete Ihe appeals process. "This rcrommendallnn reprr sents an art o f mercy extended to an elderly defendant In ' III health." Graham said. Sanford Woman Faces Prison On Cocaine Charges A Seminole County school district employee fares up lo 15 years In federal prison and a $125,000 line after pleading guilty to smuggling six pounds o f cocaine Inio (he United Stales. The cocaine was rcjxntcdly valued at f l.5m illion. Leslie Renee Cauthen. 28, of I 1I I Celery Avc.. Sanford. Is scheduled to be sentenced In Miami Sept 6 by Federal Judge A lccc Hastings. She pleaded guilty as charged lo Importing and |M)ssesslon with Intern to distribute cocaine, federal re­ cords show AT&T Eliminating 24,000 Jobs NEW YORK |UPI| — American Telephone A Telegraph Co. Is eliminating 24.(XXI Jobs In Its Information Systems computer und business communications equipment group In one of Ihe largest stall cutbacks In corporate history. Information Systems Chairman Robert E. Allen, who announced Ihe Job reductions Wednesday In a nationwide telephone call lo groups of employees from company headquarters In Morristown. N J.. said Ihe paring down of ihe workforce will lower costs and Improve profit margins. Analysis said the m ove could save A T & T almost $1 billion a year and allow Ihe company lo offer customers better prices on Its computer and business equipment products. The Communication Workers ol America, one of AT&T's two major unions, demanded Immediate negotiations over Ihe massive cutbacks. Information Systems, which employs about I 18,000 people, entered Ihe computer and business equipment market after Ihe A T & T break upon Jan. I. I9H4 Ms Cauthen was arrested In Miami April 26 by Drug En­ forcement Agency officials. a< • cording to court records She was reportedly arrested after returning from a three-day cruise to the Bahamas. Ms Cauthen told the DEA agents she was from Oviedo, court records show. Officials reportedly were tipped off lo the smuggling when a tra ve lin g com panion lold authorities Ms. Cauthen had Ihe drugs School records show she look some time off from her Job In April. Ms Cauthen. reportedly re­ leased on $100,000 bond to await sentencing, resigned from her Job as a high-level clerk at Lake Howell High School on June 27. school Ixiaril records show When she Informed Lake Howell High School officials that day that she had been arrested In connection with possession of a drug she was told that was an "Intolerable” situation, accord­ ing lo school district employees She then submitted her resigna­ tion. records show She said she w.ts leaving (or personal reasons School board olllcals said lodav they were never contacted by law officials idling them ol Ms. Caulhrn's arrest or plea. *> Ms C au th en . w ho began working at the high school as an aide In 1978. was a Florida Teaching Equivalence clerk at the school. Her Job was lo monitor attendance at the achdol which would generate data used to determine how much funding 1 lie school would gel from 1 In­ state. Hastings, who will sentence Ms Cauthen. is formerly ,of Altamonte Springs — Deane Jordan Sanford Man Gets 25 Years For Rape Rajrlng a woman In a ditch has netted a Sanford man 25 years In prison Terrell Frank lirundldge, 25. o f 88 Castle Brewer Court, was sentenced by Seminole Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor who also ordered lirundldge lo pay the Public De­ fender's Olflce $750. lirundldge was found guilty by Jury In July. Circuit Judge Voile W illiam s to false Im prisonment and aggravated battery Washington was arrested June 11 after abducting bis estranged wife from a Sanford church al gunpoint He faces up lo a ycarjln the county jail when sentenced Nov. 12 In county court action —Ronald Lee Scott. 28. ol 4220 S. Orlando Drive. Apt 58. was sentenced to 6 m onths probation und lo (tuy $196 In restitution for anlmal-cm cU y—Scoil—pleaded- wo— before County Judge Fred llllt lo Ihe charge Htcmrnlng from (hr abandonment of ' <1 middle-aged Doberman pinscher. The Ilya Inh-sied dog. which had Item lied lo a st.Uuwlthout food, did no) respond lo medical treatment and had In Ire killed Scot I. who told Humanr Society officials hr did rjol have time to "mess wlili die dog." Was arrested June 18 after he tailed to appear alter bring summoned for trial on Ihe animal cruelty charge Hi- was released on tMtnd after Ills arrest, lie Is 10 jtav $20 a month to |tay lor the cosi of bis stqrcrvisyrn during probation —Bernard Pew. 20. ol 114 Plymouth Av Altam onte Sittings, was fined $25 Jot having window tinting covering bis cijj'* from windshield lie was lo |>uy I lie line Tuesday. He was arrested Aug 2 on Hurigrllnc Road al 3 05 a m by a Lnngwuod officer. — Desne Jordan already served. In other court action: — Klinberlrr Elaine Hall. 22. or 1120 Flordla Ave.. *220. Sanford, arrested und charged with grand Ihrft Nov. 29. Her arrest came after $200 of an Insurance company's payment to a client was stolen. McGregor placed Ms Hall on 5 years probation with Ihe stipulation that she serve 90 days In Ihe According to court records, a 24-year-old Seminole County Jail Sanford ..woman wax walking wlih e -mrm- — O T im arfR fln rri Gagn.m0 . 2 n. o f 325 shortly after 1 a m. Feb. 3 when he attacked Carllon Road. Maitland arrested Feb. 14 her on Third Street near Poplar and Cedar uftrr he reportedly sold a packet of cocaine avenues In Sanford. to a Juvenile In Fern Park He pleaded guilty The man Ihrri dragged Ihe woman Into a In July lo jMissesslon of cocaine. He was ditch and heat her. a Sanford police report sentenced by McGregor lo 3 years probation said. •with lire stipulation he serve 31 days In’ the county Jail. The lime Is lo Ire served lor 10 The victim latrr told poller the man consecutive days, then seven weekends. threatened to kill her before he raped her. The woman’s screams attracted Ihe a t­ —Russell Edward Jones. 20. ol Orlando, was s e n te n c e d in 2 y e a rs p ro b a tio n fur tention of two teenage l>oys who saw Ihe jMissesslon of cocaine. He was arrested Jan struggle, ran and got help, the rrjMirt sale! 5 after a mari (old a deputy a pedestrian They brought a 44-yrar-old man lo the offered to sell him cocaine. scene und he lorced the man to slop ihe assault He then followed the couple lo —Armando Acosta. 33. of Miami Beach, Third Street and French Avenue where hr arrested Feb. 1 alter he was caught with Ragged down officer Tom Bernosky who Vallum In bis possession but no prescription was responding lo Ihe scene. The man was for Ihe drug, McGregor sentenced Acosta lo taken to the Sanford Police Department, 3 years proimtlon. questioned und arrested at 3:25 a m. —Dan Washington. 20. of 3615 Lincoln Si.. lirundldge was given credit lor 197 days Sanford, friended guilty before M i n i retired IUD M aker Files For Bankruptcy RICHMOND. Va (Ill'll - The A II Robins Co., which has already paid $37H million lo women Injured by Its Daikon Shield contraceptive and Is hi 111 facing 5 1(H) outstanding claims, turned loa court of Iasi resort — bankruptcy. The pharmaceutical glanl. after trying unsuccessfully to lump liir outstanding ln|ury claims Into a class action suit, (lied lor Chapter I I protection Wednesday from a federal bankruptcy court. The Johmt'ManvIllr Corp used a slmlllar legal tactic when faced with numerous asbestos damage suits Morr than 14,300 claims have been llleil against Robins since 1974, when It removed the Intrauterine device (rum IJ.S. murkrta. The com puny und Its Insurer huve already paid $.378 3 million for 9.230 coses, plus legal expenses totaling another $ 107.3 million jj Detective Shot Following Robbery Doing Fine A Casselberry |K>llcr detective shot In thr chest during a manhunt for a robbery suspect was released from Orlando Regional Medical Center Wednesday. Detective Stafford Lynn Carnhre, 37 Initially llsied In serious condition, was removed from Intensive care Iasi Friday and Ills condition a|>purcntly Improved suffl rletitly by Wednesday und hr was able lo leave 1 lie hospital. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Heart Transplant Patient Continues Speedy Recovery Surgeons removed a .25-calltrer bullet which lodged near Cumbrc's spine allrr II pierced Ills right lung Camhre was shot Aug. 13 Just alter 12 -1(1 |> ill. as oldens closed In on John Donald Dlrglns. 24. suspect In u robbery that occurred a (rw minutes earlier al Service Merchandise, formerly Wilson's. Seminole Plana. Casselberry. GAINESVILLE (DIM) — A 34-year-old electrician given a new lease on life with n healthy heart from a teenager Is recovering “ right on schedule" from his transplant npciatlun two days ago, a hospital N|>okcxwomun says. Stephen Stewart, of West I'altn Death, was "doing extremely well" Wednesday night, about 24 houri after Dr. Michael Carmichael put the new organ In his chest during a 2 Vj hour operation at Shands Teaching llus|>itul. said s|M)keswoman Debra Feldman. Dlrglns. charged with two counts ol attempted murder and one count of armed robbery, was lielng held today without bond In the Seminole County Jail. He Is scheduled She said Stewart was alert ,11111 "In good spirits" Wednesday, when he visited with Ills wife. Nancy, and Ills parents and liegan nipping liquids from Ills bed lit Shands' Inlenslvr care unit Carmichael said hr was "quite pleased with Mr. Stewart's |iiogress so lor." A R E A FO R E C A ST! Today variable cloudiness. Scattered m a in ly a H e r n o o n lim n d erslorm s High around 90. Light variable wind Rain chance 50 percent. Tonight and Friday partly cloudy. Chance of mainly afternoon and evening thun­ derstorms Lows In low to mid 70s Highs near IN) to mid 90s t.ighi wind, Rain chance 2 0 pcrccni tonight and 30 percent Friday funnel clouds, and one tornado wassjMiiu-d on the ground In the northwestern jiart o f the county. The sjmkcsmun Mild no damage or Injuries were rc|Mirtr(l with the twisters. More Ilian 4 Inches ol ratn was (luni|M-d on an area north of Ashland. Kan.. In two hours. Other ureas in North Dakota were also bit hard by the storms. Winds were clocked at 70 injih al Bismarck, and golf hull sUr bail jieltrd New Salem. N.D.. west o f Bismarck Twisters N A T IO N A L REPORT: Severe were nlsn sighted In some jiarts t h u n d e r s t o r m s r a k e d th e northern I'lulns today, bringing of ihe state. Showers and thun­ high winds and torrential rains derstorm* continued today from Colorado to Iow a, southern th at tili North Dukota and M in n e s o ta . M is s o u r i a n d K a n s a s p a r tic u la r ly h ard Thunderstorms with heavy ruin southern Illinois. Rain was ulso scattered from eastern North and winds gosling lo 70 inph plowed tnlo Glen Ullln. N O . Carolina to eastern Georgia breaking car windows und Inju­ Early m orning temperatures were once again quite cool over ring two person*. Thr winds also lore roofs oil houses und uj>- Ihe Great Lakes region with temperatures In ihe iqiper 40s roolrd trees Heavy rains also till and 5 (K while the southern jMirtlons of Iowa. Kunsu* and Missouri. Several roads In the D ei Moines. Iowa, area were flooded and the Des Moines airport was drenched with more than a hall inch of rain In Just 25 minutes. Northern Clark County 9flottont p r v . f i Or mamhax 0I In Kansas was Inundated with tt*rs*«* Moltonol O.voc'alien ot fecurili*. Dootorl iorrenit.il rains for more than » • r#**nl*n>* ,nt»r 0»«,«r pr.<n *( ol three hours Wednesday evening. mW morning I xU, IM r f o u r morkolt M xugS our (h# day P r in t oo not Flooded roads were rejiortrd fhongo mc/ud* rotOlI markup m*rtdMn th r o u g h o u t th r c o u n ty . A Atk — ... MW MW spukesmun for the Clark County. Atlantic Bank American P SAL Kan., sherttr* olflce said the Barn*tt Sank Mil thunderstorm sjiawned several Fie nd* Poaar Diseased Trees To Be Torched HAINES CITY (Ul'l| — The I lint segment of 3 million citrus trees ordered destroyed faced the torch today at Adams Citrus Nursery Inc., where owner Hill Adams says he faces a tire lossol $12 million The destruction of all the trees at the nursery was ordered last week alter citrus canker wan confirmed In a section o f Uie GO-arre nursery. Citrus canker In u highly contagious bacteria that kills trees, but Is harmless to humans The only known means ol eradication Is to burn Infected and excised trees It was (hr I Hit nursery w here canker has hern found since the first outbreak In more than 50 yearn was discovered last August, and the second one owned by Adums He said the dlseusc has driven him out of the citrus tree business and federal agriculture of trees In the area where rest ol the nursery In rejected and the entire s o wuir Ms 10061 A O M IlllO N t twSrt Catherine 0 J«hn»on G ra ceM P h illip . Fans Chanihovengto. Ooleon Vpr.ngt Kudlac I h i M i i , Following Ihe shooting. Camhre wots evacuated by helicopter to thr hospital, tie was operated on Aug 14 lo remove (be bullet which rl|)|M-d through his right liiTIg and stojijx-d a quarter-inch Irnm Ills spine Neurosurgrons. culling through Cumbrc's track, removed Ihe hullcl In a three-hour operation and said lie should sutler no jiaralysls. Brown said — Desne Jordan Plains had readings in the upper 70s .ind lower H()s In Virginia, Patrick County official* Mild the remnants o f hurricane Danny did $12 million In damage, and they will seek dlMtslcr rebel from ihe Federal Emergency Man­ agement Agency Gov Charles Robb loured the area while en route lo a Democratic fund-raiser Wednesday night and Mild lie would declare the site a disaster area Unlay. Heavy ruins from hurricane Danny caused ihe South Mayo River to spill over Its hank* Sunday. A R E A READINGS (9 a.m.Jt tcmjKTUiurr. 80; overnight low 73; W e d n e s d a y 's high: 90; barometric pressure: 30,08; rela­ tiv e h u m id ity : 82 p ercen t: winds: southeast at 4 mph: rain none: sunrise 6 58 a.m.. sunset 7:58 p.m. F R ID A Y TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 2:10 a m.. 2 55 p.m.: lows. 8 06 a.m.. 9:11 p.m.: STOCKS HOSPITAL NOTES C w S il F S o O Police, using a I racking dog. located a suspect tn a fenced lake nearby. As they surrounded him. Cumhrr was heard lo order someone lo ball, then was shot. WEATHER "T h e hrurt started iqi right away and the patient has hern stable ever since,” Carmichael said "He Is doing amarlngly well and I am very optimistic ulxtul Ills recovery He Is experiencing some client pain — aboul like being kicked by a horse — but that Is lobe expected." Adams nought lo have stale olflclals order just the destruction cunker was found, leaving the quarantine, but said that was nursery was ordered destroyed. 1 Cumbrc's shunting followed a robbery o f ihe departmenl store In which u man brandishing a handgun demanded t\yo cashiers |>ut all Ihe money they had Into two (rank hags The susjk-cI then lied ihe store with $624. firing one shot at pursuing store employees He dashed west across afternoon trafnc on U.S Highway 17-92. hurdled a fence and dlsu|>|M-urrd Into some woods lo have .1 tentative court dale set when he's arraigned al 9 a rn Scpi 9 al Ihe Seminole County Courthouse Dlrglns was originally Identified as Ken ncth King Iron) Dallas because he was carrying a birth certificate with that name on II lie laler Mild lie was Dennis MU hurl King ol North Carolina He was Identified a Ihlrd lime when tils Altamonte Sjulngs girlfriend told |Millcr his name was Dlrglns. a California jiarole violator, said Casselberry Police Chief Fred McGowan The police, however, won't In- sure of his actual identity u n til they r e c e iv e fin g e rp rin ts Irnm California and compare them with his lirlnts. Dlrglns. who Mild he was under the Influence of diabetic problems when hr was arrested, reportedly was on parole after serving three months (or bank robbery. McGowan said If Dlrglns Is the suspect's correct name Ire will jrrotrahly also lie charged with violating jiarole und Interstate night. DliCMAROCI tw M Cox t Ad*re1 Floyd N Dor*/. tho rn* 1 W Georg t Atnar J o ik tu n S' t h t f p l M oor* Longaoud ) 4 Light Fla P i t g r n i f r**Oom V *. ng, MCA Hugh** Supoly M o rru o n t NCR Corp P la u o r itottr'i Voulhea.t Bonk VunTru.t )(S ..... ..... 2 /H 11 MW u im 45H OH tin tin it* , it* ............... 14‘k J4W tin nu II IJM X > II IV. J4». Port C an averal: highs. 2 02 a in.. 2:47 p.m.: lows, 7 57 a.m. 9 02 p.m. B syport: highs. 5 &P a.m., 8 48 j> 111.; lows. 2 16 a.m — p.m. B O A T IN G FO RE C ASTl Si Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet out $M) m ile s — V a r ia b le m o s t ly southwest wind 10 knnls or less through tonight then mostly rusl 5 to 10 knots Friday. Sea 3 leet or less Widely scattered showers and u lew thunderstorms. EXTENDED FO RECAST: Saturday through Monday partly cloudy. Chance of malrjly afternoon and evening thun­ derstorms mostly south half :6n Saturday. Lows from lower 70s north to around 80 south. High* upper 80s to lower 90s. E t c n i n j ; H e r a ld tuiPS no 1 Thursday, Auguit 77. I»«J Vol 77. No 112 PublitlMd Doily and Sunday. «ic< Saturday by Th# Sanlord Kara Inc MO N Franch Ave. lantoi Fla inn. Vacond Clan Pe.lage Paid *1 Vanlo Florida WTt Horn* Dolivtry. Weak, tl It, Manlb. M Hi I Montbk. IIOU, . Menth*. 1000 , Year, Ul 00 By Mail Woeji »l Ml Month. M M i I Month*. I l l Mi 0 Month. t )l Mi Year. UO M o*i) m mii . j �ft Evening Htr#ld, Sanford. FI. Thursday. Aug. 22, It tS - J A Hitchhiker Jailed In Sexual Assault On Children GOODS FOUND A T HOME A man linked to a Sanford burglary by another suspect allegedly Involved In the case has been charged with armed burglary’ and grand theft after a police search of his home turned A 3 1-year-old Oviedo man told up tw o stolen firearms and other Items. police the man said hts name Th e stolen goods were re­ was Jack J. and he was looking portedly taken In a burglary at for a Job and a place to stay. The 127 Kelder Road. Sanford, a Oviedo man Invited him to stay police report said. The search at his home, an Invitation the was conducted Aug. 17. and the hitchhiker accepted. The man was asked to leave on Aug. 14. a suspect was arrested at 9:23 p.m. Tuesday following ques­ police report said. tioning at the police station, the During the m an 's stay he report suld. allegedly exposed his sexual James Everett Gentile. 18. of organs to children under the age 103 Rabun Court. Sanford, was o f 16 In the home. He also being held In lieu of $5,000 allegedly hit and kicked the bond. ch ild ren and fo n d le d their B A S E B A L L B ATTE R A R R E S T 29-year-old mother and tried to A C a s s e lb e r r y m an w h o have sex with her. the report alleged ly threatened another said. man w ith a baseball bat during a dispute In Longwood has been Delbert Jaskuloskl. 23. of P.0. Box 1138, Oviedo, was arrested charged with aggravated assault. Police said the suspect took a Tuesday at the Townhouse Res­ baseball bat from the car o f a tau ran t. O v ie d o , w h ere he friend and threatened the other worked as a cook. He was charged In connection with a man who, was not Identified in a lewd and lascivious act on a police report, as they argued In fr o n t o f 618 East S t r e e t . child, exposure of sexual organs Longw ood. at about 6 p.m. and battery. He was being held Thursday. In lieu of 88.000 bond. An Ovldco family's complaints to police that they have been sexually abused and battered by a hitchhiker they picked up In Tampa and let live with them from June 1 through Aug. 14 has led to the man's arrest. Susan J. Lorenz. 33. run from h e r h om e fo llo w e d b y her m other carrying a small child. Inside, the officers were con­ ★ F ire s fronted by a man who refused to calm down. He then threw a it C o u r t s glass of water at Mrs Lorenz and started after her. The deputies ★ P o lic e B e a l grabbed the man. forced hint onto a sofa and handcuffed him. Mrs. Lorenz said she was Tracy Lee W hite. 29. of 315 kicked and hit several times by Tyrone Court. Casselberry, was arrested at the scene and was the man and that he ran through being held In lieu of $5,000 the house chasing one of the c o u p l e ’ s fo u r c h i l d r e n , a bond. 9-year-old girl DUI A R R E S T The deputies said In a report The following person has been arrested In Seminole County on that the man was abusive to a charge of driving under the deputies and corrections officers and wanted to pick a fight with Influence; —Irvin Wilson Evans. 46. of everyone. Released pn $500 bond from 4220 S. Orlando Avc.. Sanford, the Seminole County jail Tues­ was a rrested at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday after his car was In­ day was Rich Lorenz, no age reported, of 858 Banana Luke volved In an accident on U.S. Drive. Highway 17-92 south of Sanford. B A TTE R Y T O SPOUSE FURNITURE T H E F T Sheriffs deputies arrested a A b o u t $ 7 ,1 0 0 w o r t h o f west Seminole County man after Ills bruised wife said he had hit furniture was taken from an and kicked her several times, a d u lt b o o k s to r e in s o u th then threw w ater at her In the Seminole County. According to a sheriff's report, deputies' presence When the lawm en arrived at som eone entered N ew W ave 858 Banana Lake Drive around Entertainment. 1508 N. Orlando 3:40 a m . Tuesday, they saw Drive, between Aug. 6 and noon Action Reports Monday bv entering an unlocked door In the backroom of the building. T h e thief or Ihlevcs then k n o c k e d a large h ole through a w all to remove the furniture and also a smaller hole Into the business office Removed. In addition to an unknown amount of cash from the office, w ere 13 coffee tables, nine blue couches and seven blue love scats. B U R G LA R IE S & THEFTS A saddle and a blanket with a combined value of $645 were stolen fr o m the garage o f Andrew G. Donaldson. 45. of 890 Albert St.. Lake Mary, on Aug. 13, according to a sheriffs report filed Tuesday. William Makaskl. 23. of Red Oak Circle. Altamonte Springs, icported to deputies that a $380 kitchen range was stolen from a home being built at 375 Am e­ thyst Court. Lake Mary, on Sunday or Monday A thief apparently emptied the coin boxes of laundry machines at the Sprtngwood Village Con­ dos. 160 Sprtngwood Circle. L o n g w o o d . on M onday or Tuesday Mary L Bono. 66. of Deltona, reported the theft when VOTAL IN SU RA N CE SER V ICE Voter Registration Office To Be Open On Saturdays Seminole County residents will be able to register to vote the next five Saturdays at Supervisor of Elections Sandy Goard's office at the County Services Building. First Street at Mellonvlllc Avenue. Office hours will be from 8 30a.m. to 5 p.m. Caryton Cohen, office manager, said the Saturday hours will continue until Sept. 21 when the books will close until after the Oct. 22 special election on the School Board's plan to float a $10O million bond Issue to renovate and expand public schools The s|>eclal election date was tentatively set by the School Board pending approval by the state Department of Education for the bond Issue program. Ms Cohen said state law requires the elections office to be open for the five Saturdays prior to the closing of registration books 30 days before an election. She said locations of polling places for the county's 72 precincts will be sel and 288 elections officials — four for each (rolling place — appointed within the next few weeks. The School Board scheduled the special election for the county's voters to approve or disapprove the 8100 million bond Issue to be paid over a 20 years period The bond Issue was suggested to the board by Carey Frrrell. assistant superin­ tendent for finance, and endorsed by Superintendent o f schools Robert Huglu-s Under Ferrell's plan, revenues from the tax exempt bonds will lx- Invested. Ferrell cited an example whereby the bonds might sell at an Interest rate of 9 percent and then those bond revenues could be Invested at a rale of 10 percent. The money realized through the difference In Interest rates could be used to help puv off the bonds, he said Older elementary schools, middle schools and high schools In the county would be renovated and expanded with the proceeds Hughes said Casselberry Elementary which now has space for 565 students would be expanded to provide space for 787 students The capacity at Lake Brantley. Lake Howell and Sem inole High schools would be expanded to 2.400 students each. Frrrell said the total principal and Interest to lx- paid over the 20 years o f the bond Ixsur would lx- about $403 8 million Bui hr added that $219 million of that would come from Interest earned from the Investment of the funds. Alter deducting earnings from Interest, the board would have to pay buck principal and Interest of $184 8 million Ms. Cohen said the county now has 95.304 voters eligible to cast ballots In the Oct. 22 election. — Donna Estes she found only 53.75 In the machines when she checked them Tuesday, a sh eriffs report said The machines are emptied once a week and the loss Is estim ated at $400 to $475 There was no sign o f forced entry and a missing key may have been used to open the machines, the report said. ADROIT T H IE F A south S em in ole County home was ransacked after a burglar managed to open a sliding glass door that was pinned shut and blocked by a stick of wood Gary D Savrlle. 33. of 7710 County Road, said he returned home at 5 p.m. Monday to find his home had been ransacked. According to a s h e n ffs report, the burglar entered the home by Jimmying a sliding glass door, prying the lower left door frame up and pushing away a stick on the door's track between the door and the wall The burglar then pried the door off Its track and pushed It. slow ly working out a door pin used to secure the door to the frame. He then unlocked the door and entered the home. A list of the stolen Items has not been taken REMEMBER YOUR INDEPENDENTAGENT SERVES YOU FIRST T NASH AND CASUALTY Coaf ANT KARNS IN S U R A N C E A O I N C Y . nc 413 W. First St. 322-5762 Sanford William H. ‘ •Bill" Wlflht C .P.C .U . Qarald W . Mayar President Account R e p re s e n ta tiv e * Elderly Under Stress Don't Drink More GAINESVILLE fUPt) — Elderly people can weather a traumatic experience such as the death of a spouse without using alcohol us a crutch, u University of Florldu researcher says. Stressful situations — the loss of u loved one. being fired, retiring, getting divorced — are more frequent among the elderly than among the general population, said Sociology Professor Ronald Akers, who helped survey 1.400 people over 60. »*If drinking Is a response to these life events, you'd expect to see an Increased rale of drinking or problems associated with drinking developing late In life.'' Akers said "But we found a negative correlation between life events and drinking," Akers said. "In other words, the elderly people (who had traumatic experiences! reported they drank less than the elderly who had not been faced with these events." NOTICE TO A L L Akers suld the survey continued other studies by finding that, when eoinpurcd to the grncrul population, fewer older people drink, and those who do drink, drink less. "T h a i was no surprise to u s." Akers said. "But wlial did get our attention Is flow the elderly respond when faced with what we sociologists cull significant life events." He said he and his associates had expected to find that "th e more traumatic exj»erlenccs an elderly person suffers, the more fie or she would drink." "I'm speculating." Akers said, "bu l It could be that older people are better able to cope with stressful situations and urc belter able to plug Into a supportive social network. Perhaps the Idea is that they've seen It all before and know. Tills, too. shall pass.'" The survey findings will be presented Monday to the annual meeting ol the Society for the Study of Social Problems. VETERANS Who Have Honorably Servod Their Country In Time of War or Peace Becojie of lock of burial fpeef *n<J the dtsfanc# Of IT'S National Camatary irt Florida *# rue ettigning grave ipacat in Vttarana Cardan of Valor, Oafclaw* Mamar'ai P in A* an honorably dtK*argad vataran of tf>a Unitad S tilt* Arm#<j Korea*, you may ba quaiifiad for Kraa Buna) Spaca Nows*#' you mu*t rtgiitar for thii You mull ba abta to th o « proof ol Honorab>a Dt»cha»ga Thara art a iimitad numbar of Vaiaran* •pacaa a«aii*bia Certificate* for ipaca* will ba it*u «J on a f»»*l coma f»r*t tarvad ban* To aiiwr* 'nervation. ma*i the coupon b aio* to OAKLAW N MEMORIAL PARK NO Boa DID. I aka M».r H Zit44 / Ploaio Sand My VoU ron ol S o n ic * Eligibility C * r tlfle * l* ■LU R RAM A0M1I1 CALENDAR S(M(II •< 1»o k i w « i WfKi a*. THURSDAY, AU G U ST 22 National Action for Fomier Military Wives. 6:30 p m . For Information on meeting place, call 628.2801 In te rn a tio n a l T r a in in g In C o m m u n ic a tio n G r e a te r S e m in o le C lu b (p r e v io u s ly Toastmlstressl, 7:30 p m.. Alta­ monte Chapel Education Build­ ing on Stale Road 436. second and fourth Thursdays. Sanford Jaycces meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Jaycre building. 5th and French. Sanford. Sanford AA. 1201 W. First St.. 5 30 p m., closed discussion, and 8 p.m.. open, speaker. Oviedo AA. 8 p.m.. closed. First United Methodist Church. Overeaters Anonymous, open. 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist C hu rch. H ighway 17-92. Casselberry. FRIDAY. A U O U S T 23 Central Florida Klwanls Club. 7:30 a .m .. F lo r id a Federal Savings and Loan. State Road ,. 436 at 434. Altamonte Springs. Sem in ole S u n rise Klwanls Club. 7 a m.. Airport Restaurant. Sanford. O p t im is t C lu b o f S ou th Seminole. 7:30 a.m.. Holiday Inn. Wymore Road. Altamonte Springs. Central Florida Blood Bank F lo rid a H o s p ita l-A lta m o n te Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. "Beach Party" sponsored by Sanford D ow ntow n Business Association. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Magnolia Mall on First Street. Boat exhibition. Gentle Exercise for seniors. 10:30 a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center, 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Wekiva AA (no smoking). 8 p .m . W e k iv a P r e s b y t e r ia n Church. SR 434. at Wekiva Springs Road. Closed. Longwood AA. 8 p.m.. Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood. Alanon. same time and place. Tanglewood AA. 8 p.m.. St. R ich ard 's Episcopal C hu rch. Lake Howell Road. Alanon. same time and place. Sanford AA Step. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. SA TUR D AY. AUOUST 24 "Beach Party" sponsored by Sanford Downtown Business Association. 9 am . lo 5 p.m.. Magnolia Mall on First Street. Boat exhibition. 2 p.m. contests w ith g a g p rizes for o ld e s t bathing suit, best decorated lounge chair, outrageous beach w ea r In clu d in g hut. sh irts, shorts. East-West Klwanls Club. 8 a.m.. Airport Restaurant. San­ ford. Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 W. First St.. 2 p m . closed. Show Stoppers Club. Inc., a non-profit children's theater group, will present Fame at 7:30 p.m. at Valenclal Community College-Eaat Campus Performing Arts Center off E. Highway 50 In Orlando. Tickets are * 3 each, call 365 7235 for details Casselberry AA Step. 8 p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church, Over brook Drive. Fourth Saturday Night Gospel Sing featuring Sonny Burton and Spirit of DeLand. 7 p.m., Deltona Lakes Baptist Church. 2886 Elkcam Blvd. Deltona. Free to the public. A nursery w ill be provided. Re bos and Live Oak AA. noon. Reboa Club. 130 N orm andy R o a d , C a s se lb erry (c lo s e d ). Clean Air AA for non-smokers, first floor, same room, same place and time. SUNDAY. AUGUST 28 Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p.m.. open discussion. Florida Power _____________ ra***w a*. and Light building. N. Myrtle Avenue. Sanford B e tte r B u ilt B e a u tifu lly S ty le d BettcrQuilt Furniture By $349 9 5 Pinocrost counliy styling with honey pine engraved finish, combined with large case size for greater value Pinocrost leaturos these eitras. nine drawer triple dresser, oxlra sized mirror and chest Combine great styling with sturdy construction all at an affordable price £3® .p f i ! I HOURS M O N .-SAT. 9 a .m .-5 :3 0 P .N . open e v e n t s 1 1 0 0 FRENCH AVE. (17-92) 1 t $ SANFORD 3 2 2 -7 9 5 3 a sun bv l"?. �«A—Evening H *r«ld. Sanford. FI. Thurwtay, Aug. 77, 1VI5 Seminole Helping School Board Prepare For Opening O f Schools Seminole County public works de­ obstru ction to through traffic by partment crews are working feverishly motorists turning Into the school. to complete two projects Involving the With less than six weeks to go tn the Woodlands Elementary School and the 1984- 85 fiscal year. Seminole County's Lake Howell High School before the p u blic w orks departm ent also Is public schools open for the new year on finishing up small projects to clear Monday them from their "to do" list before the Public Works Director Larry Sellers 1985- 86 fiscal year begins Oct. 1. said the Improvements being done In a cooperative effort with the School Hoard are: construction of turn lanes Into Woodlands Elementary on E E. W’llllamson Hoad, near Longwood. and the addition of paved parking: and construction of additional parking spots at l-ake Howell High, near Cassclberry Photo by ChtKb Ltrnboo W e lc o m e H om e S a ilo rs , VvtfyJtiii HISTORIC FIRST STREET IN SANFORD O ld e T y m e s C o n n e c t io n oT; ‘m r j • lAitnim l I lir C on n i I nnn I h r I I.* hi 321-7 157 Sanford •v 6V*; •’ 10 5 In BEDA MARINE, INC. PRESENTS A PEWTER M IN A T U R E S .......... *2.50 up ‘ .SL ilt A (U llretlnn hn lh.it S n m m n r S/ntl.il Wb#lh#i Vos4is I trgitng for AIjifl O* An A4t#«lo«y fni Vow* Homs. Com* l» And 1*1 Ow« Stiff M*ip With A fttkdlrM fh#l Wilt B* An Initilnwsl .... ........................................ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUG. 23 & 24 Hart Schaffner &Marx. S ilv e r p la te & P e w te r . r\ u SUIT SALT t S e rv in g BREAKFAST-LUNCH & DINNER , MON SAT 8 AM 10 PM 4 SUN 9 AM 10 PM ,} 0 & / ItrjE. 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WE’RE OVER STOCKED, & MUST MAKE ROOM FOR FALL INVENTORY FURNITURE COMPANY • Living Room Bread Basket HOURS EXTR A 10 S SAVINGS •R IN G THIS A D 3 2 1 -0 5 8 7 WILSON-MAIER Selecf S hirts & Slacks NOW ON SALE •FOII AN D o w n to w n S an ford Flower Arranger S /\ V E -r “ 'Bntripton 50% OFF SALE! l) Moo th ru th fu » • • 10 8 L A Y A W A Y FOR C H R I S T M A S 2 _ FR ID A Y AND A n tiq u e s & C ollectibles Mnn Thru Thins And Sal # ALOHA 108 M agnolia Mall ^ • Resurfacing CK 426 near Oviedo. • Intersection Im provem ents at Tusk.iwllla Road and State Road 419 and Installation of a traffic signal. • Intersection work at Tuskawllla and Dyson roads, construction of turning lanes and Installation o f signals and the sam e type w ork at the Intersections o f Wym ore and Lake Destiny, of Howell Branch Road and Easlbrook: 46A and Upsala Road: at Dike and Dodd roads • Modification of the Markham Woods Ro.ul curve to straighten It out as much as |»osslble • Replacing of the Howard Avenue bridge at Black Hammock. McCollum said he also expects a contract to be let on the four-lanlng of Maitland Avenue from SR 436 to the Orange County line before the fiscal year ends The project Is expected to cost $2 million — Donna Estes Sellers said more parking space Is needed at Lake Howell so that students will stop parking their cars In the Amberwood subdivision Amberwood residents complained at a recent public hearing before the county commission that the parking o f Lake Howell students In the development Is creating traffic hazards for residents County Engineer Jerry McCollum sold public works crews are trying to have the Improvements completed by Aug. 26. (tie first day o f school lie said the Lake Howell work Is likely to be completed on time Holding up completion of the work at the Wr>odland.s school is the moving of utility poles The turning lanes under construction there will remove the Navy a ir base in Sanford d u rin g W orld War II M em bers of the G uard returned to Sanford e a rlie r this m onth for their 40th reunion S a n fo rd C it y C o m m is s io n e r M ilt o n Smith, coat and tie, presents hats to m em bers (a n d their r e la tiv e s ) of the Seam en G u ard , m em b ers of the a rm ed forces w ho w e re stationed at the U S. Those projects Include: • Safety work on the narrow bridge on County Road 15 around Lake Monroe. bags, i/ 2 O FF Family Ice Chest 12Q t. 11.3 Liters • Heavy Duty ASSORTED SIZES G COLORS • TUCKER HOUSEWARE W ASTEBASKETS Reg. $ 2 0 .9 9 NOW M 2 00 '/3 O F F Lay-A way Aia/faNe Comer O f 1st & Magnoloa Ave. n n n Downtown Sanford Hours: M on.-Sat. 7-7:30 Come In & Browse Our Fall Fashions 216-2 20 E. 1st St. Downtown Sanford 3 2 2 -3 5 2 4 O/l Q O HOURS Mon -Thur» A Saf 9 5 SO Frt 9 • 8 �E vtn ln g Herald. Sanlord. FI. Thunday, Aug J i. t»as —1A Civil Rights Restoration Act Threatened Abortion Issue Blocking Unrelated Legislation By Judl Hasson WASHINGTON lUPI) - While the 99th Congress turns most of Its attention to the federal deficit and tax revision, the abortion issue has crept Into a number of unrelated legislative Issues, even threatening key civil rights legis­ lation. In the last few months, anti abortion language has been at­ tached to foreign aid bills, the District of Columbia budget, the Civil Rights Restoration Act of I9R5 and funding for the Legal Services Corporation Christopher Sm ith, lor in­ stance. represents t hr people of central New Jersey In the House of Representatives, hut he's also an ardent worker to turn abor­ tion. Like some ol his colleagues with similar bcllrls Smith, head of the congressional Pro-Life Caucus, uses every chance he can gel to bring the alxirtlon issue to the floor of the House. ‘ J know that many members of this body are grow ing weary of alxirtlon floor ligh ts." Smith said during a recent abortion debate. "Hut I would suggest P ro -life rs a re a tta ch in g a n t i- a b o r t io n r id e r s In an ir r a t io n a l w a y to le g is la tio n t h a t has l i t i l e o r no a b o rtio n re la tio n s h ip , b u t t h e y a re a lto u s in g th e a b o rtio n issu e as a club to tr y to s c re w up a n d d e l a y a n d block o t h e r le g is la tio n .' - W illia m H a m ilto n , d ir e c t o r o f P la n n ed P a r e n t h o o d in W a s h in g to n that w hat we do here today may indeed result in some now name­ less. voiceless child — perhaps many children — being given a chance to live." Anti-abortion lobbyists say they are doing nothing different, but their opponents say the tact I'•s are escalating and have been since 1977 when Rep. Henry Hyde, R -lll. first suc­ c e e d e d in s p o n s o r in g an amendment banning the use of federal funds for abortion except when a woman's life was In danger. The activity In Congress over alx>rtlon comes at the same time the Reagan administration is asking the Supreme Court to recon sid er and overturn its I a n d m a r k I 97 3 d e c i s i o n legalizing abortion. William Hamilton, director of I’ l a n n e d P a r e n t h o o d In W ash in gton , said the antiabortion movement has gone Into a "guerrilla stance" because It has failed to get a constitu­ tion a l a m en d m en t banning abortion approved by Congress "T h e y are a ttach in g antiabortion riders in an Irrational way to legislation that has little or no abortion relationship, but they are also using the abortion Issue as a club to try to screw up and delay and block other Irgis latlon." he said Abortion could Jeopardize the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1985. a major piece of legislation to restore civil rights coverage at In stitu tion s g e t t in g federal money. "Opponents o f this bill defi­ nitely are trying to convert it into an abortion b ill." says Ralph Neas. head of the Leader­ ship Conference on Civil Rights which supports enacting the bill without extraneous language. Hut conservatives. |oincd by the U S Catholic Conference, are pushing anil-abortion am end­ m e n t s t n a d is p u t e th a t threatens to scuttle the bill Pro-choice advexales say they will not s u p p o r t a bill carrying anti-abortion language " I think what's happening is that w e're now seeing that the agenda ol pro-lllc groups Is much broader than Just abor­ t i o n . " sa y s L e s lie H a rris , legislative director lor the A m er­ ican Civil Lllterlirs Union " It 's an agenda in op|x>sttton to wom en's rights What they have managed to do Is charac­ terize a broad range ol wom en's rights bills as anti-alxirtlon and force them to a sta n d still." Hams says. The civil rights bill is only one of a number o f pieces ol legisla­ tion facing this controversy. In June, language added to a foreign aid bill would have barred the use of l ' S money by two International family plann­ ing agencies that fund, in turn, countries that might be involved in alxirtlon tor |x>pulatlon con trol. After som e healed debate. House-Senate conferees Uxik the easy route to mm tie the Issue ol II.S support for overseas family planning programs — they de­ leted all references to the issue In July, pnvltle congressmen su cc ee d ed in a d d in g antialxirtlon language to a Legal Services Corporation landing bill, along with a provision that would liar the District ol Col­ umbia from using Its own local tax money to tuml alxirtlon "W e don’t sec what we arc doing as a change ol tactics," s a id D o u g la s J o h n s o n , legislative director ol the Na tiunal Right to Life Committcc "It happens we have had some m o re o p p o r tu n itie s l.itclx particularly In the House." Frances Kisslmg ol Catholics lor a Free Choice disagrees with Johnson’s assessment "W e see an escalation ol what has been going on since 1975 when Right to Lllcrs m Congress first Ix'gan to attempt to um - the appropriations prex-ess and other m e a s u r e s as a m e a n s ol legislating on the subject of abortion." Kissllngsaid Doth sides, h o w e v e r arc bucking down lor a renewed fight this tall and winter at a tim e when the R eagan ad­ ministration is turning its alien lion to the stxM.il agenda hi eluding alxirtlon Hamilton ol Planned Patent luxwl says the pro file movement is siniplv throwing darts lie says "the darts don’t add up to anything They -ire painful but they don’t change the law Johnson, the R ight lo-l.tte lobbyist, maintains. We don’t orchestrate*oil ol this Wo ju s t wall When something comes along ih.il Immis on out con­ cerns. we use the opportunity B ED A M A R IN E . m INVITES YOU TO HELP CELEBRATE . . . 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V ,r .* i r r l . �E v e n in g H e r a ld (USPS 411-714) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Godc 305-322 2611 or 831 9993 Thursday, August 27, IW5—*A Wayns D. Doyl*, Publisher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Malvln Adkins, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week. S I.10: Monlh. *4 75: 3 Month*. SI I 25: 0 Month*. *27 00 Year. *51.00 tty Mail; Week. • I 50. Month. SO 00; 3 Month*. *18 00. O Month*. *32 50 Year. *0000. Gateway Narcotic george M cG o v e r n You'd Best Come Back Home, In a recent guest appearance before a group of unusually bright German students in the American studies program at the University of Munich. I found myself hard-pressed to give a satisfying explanation o f some of the "dilemmas facing American Democrats." my lecture topic. One such "dilem m a" Is the difficulty of reconciling the historic commitment of the Democratic Party to the poor, the handicapped and minorities with resentment of too much government assistance to these groups at the expense of the middle class. Another dilemma Is posed by the commitment of the Democrats to civil rights and affirmative action despite the lingering racist attitudes that make this com­ mitment offensive to some Americans. Still a third dilemma Is the desire of many Democrats to curb the arms race, notwithstanding the fact that Ronald Reagan and other hardliners have equated this with weakness on national defense. O n each of these points I was sharply challenged as to why It Is consldeied a “ d ilem m a" for the Democrats to stand up for what they believe to lx* a decent and honorable position. "H o w can a liberal party not be In favor of social wellare?" demanded one young man. Predictably c ritic s are deridin g the Reagan a d m in istration 's search-and-destroy m ission against m ariju an a grow in g. T h e y are ca llin g the nationw ide effort by 2.200 law en fo rce­ m ent officers u sin g fire and m a ch etes a grandstand p la y that w on't m a k e a dent In what has b e co m e the nation's secon d biggest cash crop. Far better, they say. to leg a lize the sale o f pot and co n trol Its use that w a y . W e disagree on a num ber o f cou n ts. First. A ttorney G en era l Edw in Meese III reported the destruction o f 342.635 m ariju an a plants JEFFREY HART that were g r o w in g In concealed plots. W h ile It w o n 't s to p th e p ro d u c tio n o f p o t. the operation by federal, state and local officers sends a m essa ge to the d om estic crim in a ls w ho are g ro w in g and selling m ariju an a, along w ith foreign sources. T h e m essa ge: Th e United States m ea n s business a b ou t stopping the proliferation o f what Mr. M eese calls a "g a t e w a y n a r c o t ic " that le a d s u sers to stronger drugs. Even If pot sm ok ers didn't grad u a te to harder drugs, th ere Is enough ev id e n ce to You know an opponent Is In deep show that rnnrljuana Itself Is far from a trouble when he has to lie about "h a rm le s s " dru g, especially to y o u n g people. your argument In order to score T h e U.S. su rgeon general w arns that y ou n g points against It. people w h o sm o k e pot m ay disrupt the These thoughts arc prompted by n normal d e ve lo p m en t and fu n ction in g o f the recent review In the Sunday New cardiovascular, central nervous, rep ro d u ctive York Tim es liook Review o f the and Im m uno system s. Further, ch em ica ls In Important new book by Robert marijuana hu ve been linked to em p h ysem a Jnstrow called "H ow to Make and lung can cer, und are known to stay In the N u c le a r W e a p o n s O b s o l e t e . " body and a ccu m u la te. Jostrow, a highly reputable scien­ tist. argues that a defense Is feasible You don't hear much about the health hazards o f m arlju un a from those w h o w ant to ugulnst Incoming Intercontinental ballistic missiles. leg a lize It. T h e y w ill argue that health professionals, ed u cators and socia l scientists For exam ple, here Is B road: " W h a t a p p a ren tly m a k es Mr. are better a b le to deal with health and social Justrow so confident of success Is Issues o f m ariju an a, a degree o f o p tim is m we that the system would do little. cannot share. Despite his book's title. 'How to Studies sh ow thut 5 percent o f the nation's Make Nuclear Weapons Obsolete,' high school sen iors sm oke inarljuanu. h alf the no technical defense Is envisioned num ber rep orted In 1978. T h is Is a w elco m e that would do so. No shield Is trend, but le g a liz in g |>ot In evita b ly w ould proposed thnt would protect Arnettslgnul you ng p eop le that It's all righ t to use It. can people and cities from missile Th e recent rulds serve another con stru ctive attacks." purpose: M uch o f the crim inal cu ltiva tio n of Uut If you check that against the m arijuana la k e s place on federal la n d s w here Jnstrow bonk Itself you find that the Innocent backpackers, picnickers, fisherm en exact opposite Is true. Here Is and hunters risk stu m bling on to a plot rigged Jostrow. page 100; " A n advanced defense against with booby traps o r trigger-happy grow ers. S o v ie t m is s ile s , u sin g e x o t ic Th is cannot be perm itted, esp ecia lly on land technologies such as the laser and belonging to the public. the neutral particle beam, may Last year, A m e rica n s sm oked 25 m illion become a reality by the end of the p o u n d s o f m u r lju a n a . F e d e r a l o f fic ia ls century. Americans will rest easier estim ated thnt 12 perent o f thut d o p e wus when that defense Is In place, for It produced In th e U nited States, up from 5 will mean the prospect of a Soviet percent In 1980. T h e re hus been su ccess in first strike Is essentially nil. slow in g dow n s m u g g lin g from J a m a ic a and "Meunwhlle, the technologies that Colom bia: n ow It Is o n ly proper to step up the are ulready In hand will allow us to put Into place In the early 1990s, a cam paign a ga in st dom estic prod u ction o f this simple but highly effective defense d n m a g ln g d ru g . at u cost of roughly *60 billion. A conservative estimate of the ef­ fectiveness o f tills defense Is 90 percent, which means thut only one Soviet warhead In ten will reach Its target. That Is more than sufficient T h e S oviet U n ion , Jupan an d the United to guarantee devastating U.S. re­ States have r e a c h rd tentative a g re e m e n t on a taliation und dlscouruge Soviet telephone n e tw o rk betw een air co n tro lle rs In le a d e r s fro m uny th o u g h t o f th e c it ie s o f A n c h o r a g e , T o k y o and achieving u successful strike. Khabarovsk. " T h is limited defense will be It Is hop ed the phone link w ill prevent b a s e d on th e o f f - t h e - s h e l f fu ture In c id e n ts like the S o v ie t U n ion 's technology o f the smart bullet. Thnt shooting d o w n o f K orean A ir L in e s F ligh t 007 technology Is mature und unexotlc. and killin g 2 6 9 In 1983, ufter thut airliner und Its deployment around the end strayed Into S o v ie t airspace. of the decude Involves no further T h e new eq u ip m en t will m a k e It possible research, but only a rela tively modest degree of engineering devel­ for controllers to tnlk directly to each other. opment of existing hurdwure. In T h e current com m u n ication s sy s te m goes through s e v e ra l ■sw itchboards and Is de­ fact. It Is technically nccurate to state thut these vital defenses could scribed by U .S. negotiators us “ slow und be In pluce ut this moment If It were laboriou s." In the future, co n trollers should not for the constraints accepted by lx* able to w o rk out problem s b efore drustlc the Untied States In Its adherence to action Is taken, the AHM treuty." "H ow can the Democratic Party give up on racial Justice and still be the Democratic P a rty?" I was asked. "H ow can any reasonable person support the arms race as matters now stand?" other students wanted to know. The students' message to me was that the aforementioned are not "dilemmas": they arc moral and political Imperatives on which Democrats cannot equivocate. I confess that the reactions of these German students are fully compatible with m y own Instincts and leanings. These graduate research students were carefully selected for the A m eri­ can studies program for their Intelligence and ability, and clearly had enough Interest and respect for the United States to enroll In the program In the first place. Their director. Professor Derndl Oscndorf. was educated In the United Slates and Is obviously "pro-American.” as are the students to varying degrees. I've been thinking about their message to me and I believe they arc right. If there Is political heat Involved for rte— — " ' ’ fast to their compassion i bud. but It Is not a dllen... principle of the Democratic Party. It .iere arc millions of voters who resent black demands for D e m o cra ts full citizenship that Is also unfortunate, but It Is an Issue calling for Democratic courage - not surrender to selfishness and racism. If there are those who believe that an open-ended arms race. Including the MX and Star Wars. Is aiding American security, that Is no reason for Democrats who feel differently to yield their convictions and their common sense. In short, a political party worth Its salt has to stand for som ething even In the face of tem porary u n pop u larity and d efeat. Mr. Reagan's brand o f politics may be popular at the moment, but what we definitely do not need are two political parties committed to Reaganlsm. There Is one lesson, however, that Mr. Reagan has to offer both Democrats and Republicans. For 20 years prior to winning the Republican nomination and the general election In 1980. Mr. Reagan held fast to his own brand of conservatism even when It was unpoopular. I wish hts views were still unpopular, because I Unk thev are at odds not only with Democratic hut with what Is best for the nation n>. * . i, What I accept, however. Is that „ . w .... Reagan s views and that he has held to them In political times — good and bad — for the cause of Reaganlsm. EDWARD J. WALSH Lesson Of The Bomb Lying About Star Wars An A ir Treaty In June of last year, liberals hooted at President Reagan's os­ tentatious pose on the cIlfTs of Normandy, as he and other heada of state o f our World W ar II allies met to observe the 40th anniversary of D-Day. They got back at him In spades during the first week of August, at the annual orgy of r e c rim in a tio n s an d m o ra lis tic posturing over the dropping of the first atomic bombs on Japan. A s u s u a l, a s q u a d r o n o f ban-the-bom bers descended on Hiroshima. WILLIAM RUSHER On To Academia Reed Irvine, the tireless gadfly who heads Accuracy In Media, or AIM. has decided that the time Is ripe for sometxxly to lop off the liberal h yd ra 's other rem aining head: the pervuslve leftist Influence In A m e rica 's colleges and untvrmltle*. In the absence of volunteers, he bus decided to shoulder the Job himself (with help, of course) — a classic Illustration o f the old rule. " If you want something done, give It to u busy man to d o." AIM devotes Itnell to rnuklng lltc miserable for the liberal media, und es|X’tially for the heavyweights: the three major TV networks. The New York Tim es und The Washington Post. Irvine Is forever showing up at stockholders' meetings of the cor­ porations that own the networks, and firing o ff open letters to the two newspapers (or even trying to buy ad space In their pages), to lambaste their Journalistic sins of omission und commission The Nutlonul News Council (of which I was a founding member) tried to correct the media more gently and evenhandedly —* and expired of neglect and lllx-ral con­ tempt after just 11 years. AIM. on the other hund. less concerned about accusations of conservative blus on Its own part. Is growing stronger year by yeur. and has alreudy managed to m ake perceptible progress In Its self chosen Herculean assignment of cleansing the liberal bias out o f the stables of Am erican Journalism. Irvine’s new preoccupation with academia shows that hit vision of the problems ahead Is 20/20 As I wrote In mv own most recent book. "The Rise o f the Right": "For the moment the opposition to the conservative movement — liberal and harder left alike — has retreated Into Its twin Alpine re­ doubts: the media und the ucademy. These, therefore, arc likely to be the scene of conservatism's next battles and almost certainly In Dial order." Characteristically, Irvine can't wait: He wants to fight both at once — and understandably so. The numc o f his new battlechnrlot Is Accuracy In Academia, which may not have so felicitous an acronym as AIM but makrs up for It by Its brevity and precision Malcolm L a w re n c e , a form er Foreign Service officer who will actually head the new group, estimates that there are at least 10,000 known Marxists teaching on university campuses In the United Slates toduy. To anyone w ho hus spoken, as I have, on many o f those campuses, the estimate sounds eminently rea­ sonable. AIA proposes to recruit volunteers — preferably senior citizens — to monitor classes In political science, history und sociology at targeted universities beginning this Sep­ tember. to report Instances of "polit­ ical bias bused on Incorrect In­ formation." As tnay be Imagined. AlA's an­ nounced Intention Is about as popu­ la r a m o n g l i b e r a l a c a d e m ic spokesmen as the proverbial skunk In u submarine. The monitors It pluns to put quietly In the bucks of classrooms were promptly denounced as "Intel-, lectual goon squads" by the execu­ tive director o f the American 1‘olltlcal Science Association. In this country, the theme was not mourning the dead, but assigning guilt for the bombing by various ministers, "peace" activists, and Journalists, to President Truman and Pentagon. The Soviet Union condemned the bombing. In all. the 40th anniversary o f the Bomb was a propaganda festival for those who blame the United States for the arm s race and ev ery th in g else w rong In the world. A setting In perspective Is neces­ sary. By midsummer 1945. Ameri­ can forces had consolidated their hold on Okinawa, which had been the largest and most heavily de­ fended Japanese stronghold In the Pacific, six hundred miles from the home Islands. More than 49.000 Marines were killed or wounded In the battle. Some 100.000 Okinawan civilians died, murdered by the Japanese or forced to commit suicide. Nine million o f Japan's 10 million tons of merchant shipping had been sunk by U.S. submarines. Am erican B-29 bom bers staged devastating raids on Japanese cit­ ies. The home islands were without Imports of food and fuel. Starvation was spreading. But Japan refused to surrender. A new book by Denis and Peggy W arner and Com m ander Sadao Seno, Thr Sacred Warrior*: Japan's Funatlc Legions describes the Inner circle of leaders who controlled the armed forces and the government, and paid homage to the ancient ritual of bushldo-. the way of the samurf. or warrior. Then suddenly on Aug. 6 and 8 cam e the A-bomb, and It was over. The Invasion, which would have cost a minimum of one million Japanese and 100.000 American lives, never occurred. The Japanese people were finally spared the suicidal fanaticism o f their govern­ ment. BERRY'S WORLD JAC K ANDERSON Congressmen Tour World Hot Spots th ese VOGx P M S THE PITS, By Jack Anderson And Joseph Spear W ASHINGTON — It's an annual rite In Washington: Every summer, the m em bers of various committees on Capitol Hill play spln-the-globe to determine which of thr world's hoi spots need their personul attention during the recess. The locutions tend toward the pleasure spots. Indeed, thr un­ initiated might be amazed to Irurn how many problrins are screaming for solutions In such places us Parts. London und Rome. Tentative plans are drawn up. und staffers are dispatched to make arrangements Air transportation has to be* requisitioned from the Defense Department Surface trans­ portation. hotel reservations und luggage carriers have to be Hoed up by th r State Department. Th e woebegone diplomats also huve to dredge up some nil Inal* of the host governm ents w ho ure willing to give up a few days o f their summer vacations to "co n fer" with the visiting dignitaries. Can't have an "official business" trip without some official business, you see. We have been following globe­ trotting lawmakers for 38 years as they clamor across the ruins of Muchuplcchu and float down the Nile. We reported the amusing unties of a Louisiana senator trying out his Cajun French on bewildered natives In Timbuktu. We caught a Midwestern senator taking elephant rides In Srt Lanka It's a story without an ending There Is no final chapter, only the next one. An estimated 14 congres­ sional delegations, for example, trekked this m onlh to Centrul America. Europe, Africa and the Far East. Members o f the House Armed Services Committee, to name but one. recently returned to the United States ufter u two-week "fa c tfinding" trip to several Mediterra­ nean countries. An Air Force C-137 was required lo haul (he party o f 10 lawmakers, five wives, nine aides and bureaucrats, a Navy doctor and three Air Force "escort" officers across the Atlantic. The seven-hour flights to and fro set the taxpayers back 9102.000 in fuel and mainte­ nance costs alone. Free time was schedule! evening and the next day. bu o f the nearby village of Chill) available so the delegation view the "nutlvc handlcrafi folk dancing." The congressional party used an Air Force C-9 Jet to hop from, country to country. The taxpayers' bill for the short-hop flights came to another *88.000. Official talks were the morning of Aug with representatives province and later officials. Our reporter Stewart Harris has obtained their Itinerary, stamped "confidential." which was prepared by the State Department. Here Is but a sampling of the laborious schedule the diplomats set up for the official travelers at each of their stops: Yugoslavia: The delegation was to set down In thr resort town of Dubrovnik on the Adriatic Sea In lime for a late lunch, hosted by the mayor In the Hotel Belvedere. The Dubrovnik leg was necessary, said u State Department official, because Yugoslav officials are vacationing on thr Adriatic In August. — T u n is ia : M e e t in g s Tunisian officials were still sb departure time, so the Sta partm ent prepared contln plans to tour the Barbo M and eat lunch at a beach rest* Optional trips to Carthage ai seaside resort of Sldl Bou Sail also available. Morocco: On their arrival In on Aug. 8. the party had afternoon to be followed by a and reception. A meeting was next morning with Prime M Mohammad Karlm-Lumrunl. which I he group was offered to Marrakech. schedu 5 In Si of the with <j �SPO R TS ______________________ Evening H e ra ld . Senlord, FI. T h u rid a y , Aug. 21. 1 t * I —7A Yankees Creep Within 3 Sam Cook H ER ALD 9PORT9 EDITOR S Boosters rget Friday r Members The dawning o f a new era this fall as Dave Mosure l a c e s J e r r y P o s e y as High School football h. Posey w as the chief Seminole for 10 years and dur­ ing (hat time the popular coach had some very successful learns. Mosure. who was Instrumental In that success the past three years os defensive coordinator, said he hopes the Scmtnoles will keep thr ball rolling this fall. The Intense first-year head coach built u good reputation 'n the Miami area when he coached three district champions. "W e're working real hard.” said Mosure. ■'We've only got 35 players but they arc a very tough and detertnlned 35 players.” , Although Seminole's lootba’I .s t ress has been pictty favor­ able the past five years with two /district and conference champi­ onships. the attendance at home games has not kept pace. ■J T h e res erve d s e c tio n . In particular, has been lacking. The student-filled areas on each side easily outnumber what Is sup­ posed to be the core of any Tooting section. i With that In mind. Seminole High's Booster Club has targeted •Friday as a very Important day to the off-the-fleid sucrcss of the 'school. Friday will be the annual ‘■canvassing o f the downtown .area by the football players for ‘memberships In the booster ‘club. i The central m eeting place will be the Greater Sanford Chamber •of Commerce building at 9 a m. The football players and coaches will go after the membership* from 9 a.in. to noon, according to Gayle Tipton, secretary for the Boosters "Friday Is u very Important 'day for us." said Tipton, one of Seminole's most-active support­ ers. "W e hope the merchants and everyone else will really get ' behind the team and realty get 1Involved." Membershlps.are Just #5. j "We re going to have a great (yea r." continued Tipton “ We're .looking forward to a fantastic football season along with all the (Other sports." Wayne Albert, vice-president iof operations at First Federal Savings A Loan. Is coordinating the activity. The Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence's first football matchup • should be u good one. Oviedo and l.akr Brantley square off “ F r id a y . S e p t. 13 at Lake Brantley. Oviedo coach Jack Blanton and first-year Big Blue boss Fred Alm on were both assistants at Lake Brantley sev,eral years ago Lake Brantley, which alrrady bus an excellent pluylng surface ‘ and press box. took another step <toward one of the state's finest fa cility W ednesday when It moved the polrs and upgraded Its lighting system. "W e should have the best lighted field around." said Ron Bass, one o f th e P a trio ts ' hard-working boostets. M«r»ld Pfto'o M a n Cook G ayle Tipton plans Ihe m em bership d riv e w ith (from lo ft) David Rape, Theron Liggons and Jeff Blake. S la n e y R u n s R e c o rd M ile ZURICH, Swlt/ciiand ILTI) — Th e world's most expensive track meet netted some valuable rewards Wednesday, most notably Mary Decker Shinty's world record In the wom en's mile. With a time ol -I minutes. 16.71 seconds In the W ellklassc meet at Letzlgrund Stadium. Slaney regained the record from Romania's Marlclca I’ulca. who captured the distinction three years ago with a time of 4:17 44 Pulen took second Wednesday with a time ol 4:17.33 and Zola Budd was third In 4:17.57. DeLtsu Wnllon-Floyd of the United States ran the first two lap* in 2:10.17. but Decker plckrd up the pace herself after that. With Budd. Pulen und East German Ulrlkc Bruns pushing all the way. Ihev hit the bell at 3:15.25. Pulca kicked ns they came out of the final bend but Slaney accelerated uwny. The victory and world record went some way toward avenging Slaney's defeat In thr Olympic 3.000 meters llnal lust year which Pulca won after Slaney collided with Budd. "T h e field wus so strong that It was always going to be a fast race tonight." Slaney said. “ I think that within Ihe next year, the record could come down to 4:10." Th e m eet — attracting 36 Olym pic champions, world champions and world record-holders — was the most expensive ever staged, costing $700,000. It cost Track/Field $440,000 to pay for the expenses of more than 300 athletcsfrom 39 countries. The only event In which a world or Olympic champion was not competing was the m en's 400 meters hurdles where Edwin Moses wus absent. The results justified the expense though, us Slaney's performance at Ihe Orund Prlx meet was Joined by Morrocan Said Aouita's second fastest mile In history und Pierre Deleze o f Switzerland rewarded his fans with a stirring victory In the 1.500 meters over Olym pic champion Sebastian Coe. Aouita had to settle for the second fastest mile In history (3 46.92 minutes) when his attempt on Briton Steve Cram 's world record failed by 0.61 of a second. Cram ran the fastest 800 meters In the world this year In I 42.88. u personal first by almost three-quarters o f u second. Hr edged Olympic champion Joaqulm Cruz of Brazil In u liable down straightaway. Carl Lewis, the quadruple Olympic gold medalist, making his llrsl outing since injuring u hamstring In the spring, finished fourth In the 100 meters He started poorly, never recovered and finished In 10 31 seconds. iH-hind winner and Olympic bronze medlalsl Ben Johnson ni ( .in.ul.i (10 l Mi World record holder Calvin Smith ol the United States (10.19) finished second and Dcsal Williams of Canada 110.26) was third. Lewis pulled out ol Ihe 200 meters later In the m eet, Deleze received Ihe biggest cheer of the night when he deleuted Coe In the 1.500 meter*. Deleze camr (mm the middle ol the pot k in tlic final 80 meters to clock a national record of 3:31.75. Coe could not respond nnd finished second In 3:32.13 "Obviously. I util not happy." nulil Coe. who missed the European Cup Final In Moscow because o f Injury. "A n d I need a few more races and more training lieforr I cun run faster. But I am not sure It Is worth It at this stage of Ihe season,” Valerie Drlsco-llooks. the American triple Olympic gold mrdullst. edged world cham­ pion Marlles Goehr of East Germany In the women’s IOO meters with u personal lies! of 11.01 seconds. 0 0 7 ol it second faster Ilian she has cvrr run. Brisco-1 looks stole the race from Goehr In the hist lew strides. The men's 400 meters Itousled two high qu u llty fin a ls W orld ch am pion Bert Cameron of Jumulcu won the 11 llnal and Thomas Schoenlelie of East Germany Ihe A final. Tennessee Knocks Off Minnesota WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. (UPl) Richie Conway pitched a twohitter as Morristown. Tenn.. de­ feated Minnetonka. Minn.. 5-1 Wednesday In the Little League Baseltall World Series. Conway, who struck out eight and walked only one. had a no hitter for five Innings of the six-inning game. Until then. Minnetonka had hit only two balls out of Ihe Infield Morristown banged out 10 hits Don Reynolds. Lake Mary off Minnetonka pitcher Brad High principal and one of (he Kearln. who went the distance. driving forces behind the formaR ocky McElheney provided 1tlon of ihe SAC. said the confer­ Morristown Its first run when he ence Is still accepting logo Ideas. The winner of the logo contest opened the fourth Inning with a [ will receive two free passes for homer. Three more hits, an rrror “ the athletic events In the county and a sacrifice guve the T en ­ nesseans another run In Ihe during the 1985-86 school year. fo u r th . T h e ru n n er w a s squeezed home on a bunt by Call It coincidence but thr Scotty Stewart. Montreal Expos have not won With two out In the sixth since Ihe New York Times come out with Its series on cocaine Inning. Morristown rapped out abuse In which T im Raines and four single* and scored three eight or nine unnamed team­ more runs. Tw o of the runs were mates were the central figures of driven In on singles by Brad Cornwell and Dave Huskette and Tuesday's an tele. The series began Monday and the third scored on an error. the Expos Immediately lost to In the bottom of the sixth, with the Mets. Tuesday, they lost to the Padres. Wednesday, they one out. Justin McHugh spoiled C onw ay's no hitter with a single lost again to the Padres. Montreal w as w ith in four to left field after Jason Pflaum games of front-running New was hit by a pitched ball. York but now It trails by six. The I*flaum scored on a force out chase Is starting to look bleak. by Justin Harder after Kip Manager Buck Rodger* was Peterson singled. The victory last seen dialing the Timet and was Conway's U th without a w ondering w h en the series loss In all-star competition. would end. net A R a m »‘ best frie n d In w in ter Is his w ool but during A u gu st's to rrid football w orkou ts it's w j *...**»»• hard to top a cool w a ter break . L a k e M a ry opens the season F rid a y, Sept. 13 at Apopka. SAC Throws Out Welcome Mat By 8am Cook Herald Sports Editor Russ Mcgonegal. executive secretary for the newly formed Seminole Athletic Conference, throws out the welcome mat to county high school principals, athletic directors and reporter! next Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Lake Mary High School. Mcgonegal. who held the same position for Ihe Five Star Conference lasl year, said this will be a good opportunity for the new conference mem­ bers to gel acqualled and discuss some of the alms of llte SAC. Prep Roundup The SAC. which has hern on the drawing board for several years, was formed when Ihe Five Star members from Seminole Courtly were forerd lo pull out because of a realignment of the stale’s district football classifications. Seminole. Lake Mary. Oviedo. Lyman. Lake Howell and Lake Brantley are the six learns In ihe SAC U nited P ress In tern a tion al While New Yorkers have been watching a lottery prize grow past $40 million, the Yankees keep hilling the jackpot. Alter a 13-10 victory over the California Angels Wednesday night, the Yankees have won seven straight anti 14 of (heir Iasi 15 tn close within Hirer games o f the division-leading Blur Jays. Il was a lOth-Innlng error by third baseman Jack Howell that triggered the Yankees' latest triumph "A ll I know Is our ship came In." said New York manager Billy Martin. "T h r errors. Utry'rr Just part of thr game. That's not Ihe liesi w e've played, bul that's baseball." California's lead In thr West dropped to I Vy games over Ihe Kansas City Royals "I'm going lo try my hardest to Just (orgei everything." said a simmering California manager Gene Muuch. With one out. Baylor singled olT Donnie Moore. 7-7. and went to third on Ken GrifTey's single W illie Randolph bounced to third, where Howell picked up thr hall and threw wildly lo first, allowing Baylor lo score and leaving runners on second and third A fter Mike Pugllarolo was w alked In ten tion ally. Butch Wynegar struck out and Bobby Mrnehatn bloopcd u single lo left The winning pllehrr was Dave Hlghritl. 10 7 The Angels scored twice lo lie ihe score 10-10 In the ninth Reliever Brian Fisher ran u 2 0 count (o Iru doff hitler Rod Carrw. und Rlghrttt relieved. Curew walked, pinch hitter Juun Benlquez singled Curew to third, and right Beider Dave Winfield's throw to third hit the runner and rolled Into foul territory. Carew s c o r e d , and w h en c a tc h e r Wynegar tried lo nail Denlques at i lou t. Iits Utrow went Into left, allowing ihe lying run lo score. In other games. Milwaukee shudrd Minnesota 3-2. Oakland nipped Detroit 4-3, Cleveland dow ned T o ro n to 5-2. T exa s topped Boston 5-3, Kansas City n i p p e d C h i c a g o 2-1 a n d Baltimore blasted Seattle 11-8. In the Nutlonul League. II wus. Nan Diego 6. Montreal 2: San Francisco 3. Nrw York 2: lais A n geles 15. Philadelphia 6; C in cin n ati H. Pittsbu rgh 5; Chicago 9. Atlanta 5. and Nl. Louis 7. Houston 4. B rew ers 3, T w in s 2 At Mllwuukce. Robin Yount's one-out hasrs-loudrd single In Ihe tmttnm of the ninth scored J tin Gunlner und lifted Ihe Brewers. Willi one out. Guntner broke an O-for-34 slreak wllh u single off loser Sieve Howe 1-3. A 's 4. T ig e rs 3 At O a k la n d , S te v e H e n ­ derson's onr-out run-scoring double In Ihe ninth Inning und a subsequent throwing rrror by firs) baseman Dave fkrgm un capped u four-run rally thut carried the A's. Sieve Mura. 1-0, workrd the ninth for Ihe victory. Lou Whitaker homcred for De­ troit Indiana B, Blue Jaya 2 At Cleveland. Julio Frunco utul Joe Carter collected Iwo Rill apiece and Neal Heaton survived back-to-back homers lo pitch a slx-hlller that helped Ihe Indi­ ans Lust-place Cleveland won tw o o f th r e e g a m e s fr o m Toronto, which Is hauling New York for Ihe American League East lead. Rangera 5, Red Box 3 At Boston. Gary Ward belled a three run homer In the first Inning and Jeff Russell earned his first A L victory, handing the Red Sox their sixth straight loss. Russell, 1-3, allowed seven hits while walking and striking out three In 5 1-3 Innings of work. Greg Harris posted his eighth save of the season. R oyala 2. W h ite Box 1 At Chicago. George Brelt’a solo homer leading off the fourth Inning snapped a 1-1 lie and Charlie Lelbrandt allowed five hits over eight Innings lo pace the Royals. Brctl'a homer, his 17th, came off Floyd Bannister. 5-11. who permitted three hits In 7 1-3 Innings. The lues was the seventh straight for Bannister. Or iotas 11, M ariners 8 Al Seattle. Eddie Murray drove In three runs to highlight a 10-run third. It was Baltimore'* ninth victory In It* last 11 games. The first eight Oriole* to bat tn the third scored and the 10 run* equalled a club record act twice before. �V t. ■A—Evening H erald, Santord, FI. Drug Charges Anger Green Thursday, Aug. W, It M BASEBALL ROUNDUP A4 C B IC A N la t l STANDINGS N A T IO N A L e * LC A O U E • I to L Pci n 44 410 71 4a 40; 47 si IM M St 444 14 4M 110 M New York SI louts Montreal CMcago Philadelphia Pittsburgh OB — •/> 4 tJ'V II IS Watt Lot Angola* 71 44 407 — San D>ago 44 SS SM I Cincinnati 42 SS SJO t MootIon JS 41 444 14V* Atlania SO 47 477 71 San FrancItco 44 72 240 JS’V Wednesdays Results San Oiago4. Montreal 7 San 7 raocuco 2. Nan York 7 Lot Angalat IS. Phlla<JalpM*4 Cincinnati I. Pittsburgh s Chicago t. Altanla S SI Loull 7, Houston 4 Thursday'! Camat San Olago IHowklnt IS4| at Montreal (Yovmant I 01.7 15pm San Francltco (Hint SSI at New York (Fernanda! 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Odfl H '•*••* t • *••* kl (it- I iom dn»*n"*w(^<»W»A OBM « A peer •#• ■ •a J D o d g ers Rope 22 H its, V a le n z u e la Coasts - U n ite d P re s s In te r n a tio n a l The L o n A n g e le s D o d g e r s b e a t I ’l i l l a t l e l p l i l a I T> ( i W e d n e s d a y n ig h t a n d a lt e r t h e g a m e I ’ lilllle 't m a n a g e r .lo lin K r ls k e s a id tlie fin a l s c o re c o u ld h a v e lie e n e v e n la rg e r. " W e g o t s o m e h it.* o il F e r n a n d o I V n l r n x t i e l a j w e s h o u ld n 't h a v e , " s a id K e ls k e a f t e r tils t e a m w a s b a t t e r e d h y a 2 2 - lilt D o d g e r a t t a c k . " H ill h e w a tt |io>t o u t H it-re t h r o w i n g fitrtk rs w i t h th a t h lg l e a d . " Legal Notice IN A N D F O R S EM IN O LE COUNTV, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO IS 2SM CA 04 G BILL M COOPER «r.d L IL A P COOPER, h it w ilt. P titn ltll. vl NICK H B U T T IT T A s i l l . Oslkndsntt NOTICE OF ACTION TOiOWEN HHYVON Hot 744. Walwn Noakd Dov«r. NM 014JO THE ESTATE OF CHESTER W BRYSON. Dbsbbbb*. and all 4srttB« claiming Bf, tHrou*h, undar nr sgaintl CHESTER W BRYSON, ar THE ! STATE OF CMRITSR tv BRYSON. Ov (ra m *, an* mil pmtUm I Having mt claiming tv hbvb mny right. Iitla mt l i B m l In Ihm rmml ptm+mtty #vacrlB*d In Addendum " A ‘ HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action Hr OBtlaralory Judgment, lo ft form documents, to aipung« documonlt Irony tho public ' • cordt, ond to forocloto a moftgogo on lira lollorvlng pro pkfly In Somlnolo County, F lor Ida Addendum " A " TRACT I That portion ol lha lollorvlng tlrlp ol land which lltt liktaxan lllo c k i D and E. ALLENOALE. according lo ltd Plat tharaot at racordad In Plal Uook 4. Paga 7. Public Racordt ol Samlnola County, Florida, to wit A strip ol land JO laat mida I a , IS laal on aach tida ol lha canlar llna ol Iho moln Irocl ol lha lor mar Saabonrd Alrllna Railroad Company, at lor marly locatad. In lha SEW ol lha NWW ol taction 11. Township Jl South. Manga Jl Eotl. Samlnola Cunly. Florida, oalandlng n o r lh ta tlw a rd ly Irom lha norlharly llna ol Lako Harnay Avanua SSO laal. mart or loti, lo a point in lha East llna ol said SEW ol lah NWW ol told Soctlon II, containing 0 42 ol on acra. mor» ol last, at shown on a print ol a portion ol lha right ol way a n d T r o c I M a p v I FLA /L 70/lf, which print It allochad and mada a pari ol lhal carlain Warranty Oaad aatcutad Irom Soaboord Coatl Llna Railroad Company, a Virginia Corporation, at tu< tailor by margor ol lha lor mar Staboard A lrlln a Railroad Campany. In lavor ol William F Andart and Jaan E Andart. hit wlta racordad In O R Book 1727. Paga 174. Public Racordt ol Samlnola County. Florida TRACT II Blocks C.O and E. ALLENOALE SUBDIVISION, according lo tha Plal lharaot at racordad In Plal Book 4 Paga 7. Public Racordt ol Samlnola County. Florida Lattlng out lha lollowlng proparty Irom Trails I and II LtSS Loft I. t. II . * and lha Wktl IS laal ol Lol 10 Block C ALLENOALE. according lo lha Plal lharaol at racordad In Plal Heuk 4. P#g# 7. Public Racordt ol Somlnolo County. Florida Alio latt tho lollowlng Bagm ol lha Inlartatliun «l lha South lino ol lol I I , Block C. ALLENOALE, according lo lha Plal lharaol at racordad In Plal Book 4 Paga 7. Public Racordt pi Somlnolo County Florida and lha Watlarly right ol way ol Old S A l Railroad, run f a i l on lha prolongation ol Mid South lino ol Lol II. lo a point IIH 00 laal Eatl ol lha Seulhwatl cor nor ol raid Lol I I . 1hanct North lo lha Watlarly right ol way ol Mid Old S A L Railroad thanet S a u lh w a tla rly along told tight ol way lo Iho Point ol Baginning Alta last lha la*low '"Tram lha North watt car naf a! Lot It ot Block D. ALLEN DALI, according lo lha Plal maraol at rocerdad In Plal Bog! 4. Paga ». Public Racordt at Somlnolo County Florida run (Okl along Iho North llna ol sold Lol If IS toot tor o point ( t bag inning, run thanca South par allot N tho Watt Una 1 M id Lot I*. 170 Wat. thanca Eotl parallel lo tha North llna o l Mid Lot If. IU tool, thanca North par a Hal M lha Wail llna al M*d u . ■t Lol I* . I0S la a l lo lha P O ol a curva concava lo lha lall.havlng a ra d lu i o l 71 laal and a canlral angla o l OO*. run lhanca along lha arc ol said curva IT 77 laal lo lha P T lhanca W atl along lha Horlh llna o t M id Lot If . 100 laat to tha P oint o l Itaglnning Alto la tt tha W a tl IS Ira l ol Lott I and 70 Block D ALLENDALE and la tk L o t II and tha E a tl ■i ol L o l 10. Lot 4 and lha E a tl W ol L o l 7. L o l S and lha E a tl W ol Lot 4. Block C. A L L E N D A L E .' according lo lha P lal lharaol a t racordad In P la l Book 4. Paga I. P u b lic R ecords o l Samlnola County. P lo rld a LESS L o tt 1, 2. t. 4. 4 .4 .1.1, f . 10. t t . 17. 11. U It. I t i t end ti. and lha W att ly at Lot I*, and Lo t- M mr%d 71. m'l m Black O ml I t Id m i N O A L I SUB DIVISIO N hat toaan Nlad against you and yau o ra raajuirad la aarva a capy ol your w ritte n detente!. 11 any. to II on P H IL L IP H LOGAN. A llornay to r P la in tiff. P ott Ol Ilea Ho> *44. Santord. Florida 27777 0444. and Ilia lha original with Ilia C lark o l lha above Court on or bolore September I, I t i l , o lh a rw lta a Judgment may be entered a g a ln tl you lor lha r e lla l dem anded In the Complain! WITNESS m y hand and tha O fficial M o l ot Ihle Court, on this 7T1h day ol July.IM S D A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By Diana K D rum m ed Deputy C lark Publish August 1.0. IS. 77. IMS DEI 12 NOTICE OF A P U BLIC HEAR IN O TO CONSIDE R THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TNE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. Nolle# Ik hereby given that a Public H earing w ill bo held al •ha Comm It t km Room In Iho City H ell In lha C ity o l Senior d. Florida, o l 7 00 o'clock P M on August 74. ITU. lo consider tha adoption o l an ordinance by lha City o l Sanlord. Florida, a t loi |o ^ o ORDINANCE NO 1771 AN O R D IN ANC E OF THE C IT Y O P S A N F O R D . F L O R IO A . TO A N N E X W IT H IN THE CORPORATE A R E A O F T H E C IT Y OF SANFONO. FLO R IO A UPON AD OPTION OF SAID OROI NANCE. A PORTION OF THAT PROPER TY LY IN G AT THE N O R T H W E S T CONNER OF T H E IN T E R S E C T IO N OF AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND COUNTRY CLUB ROAD. SAIO PROPERTY BEING SITUAT I D IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R IO A IN ACCORDANCE W IT H T H E V O L U N T A R Y A N N E X A T IO N PROVISIONS OF SECTION IM 044 FLORIDA STATUTES PROVIDING FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y , CONFLICTS. A N O E F f ECTIVE O A IE W HEREAS, there hat bean Iliad w ith lha City Clark ol lha C lly o l S anlord. P lorldo. o petition containing lha names ol lha property owners In tha area described heroin alta r request mg annexation to tho corporate area o l the C lly o l Sanlord. Florida, ond requesting to bo Inc Iuded therein, and W H E R E A S , tha P ro p a rty A pttraiter a l Samlnola County. Florida having cerlitted that mere ora two property owners In tha area to bo onneied. and that M id property owner hat signed lha P etition tor Anne• a Hon. and W HEREAS. It h a t bean da ter m ined In a l the property da ic r lb e d h e r e in a fte r I t reasonably compact and -on tiguoua to the corporate areas ot the C ity ot Sanlord. F lor hie ond It h o t lu rtn o r boon determined that tho a n n o ta tio n at M id pruporty w ill not ra tu lt M tha creation o l an enclave and W HEREAS. Iho City at San Nrd. Flo rida. I t In o poet lion lo provide m unicipal ta r .n e t lo lha property dtM Mbod herein, and that rhe C ity Cam m illio n at Iho City al Sanlord Florida. legal Notice deems II In the b a il Interest ol lha C lly lo accept raid petition end lo ennae M id proparty NOW THEREFORE, BE IT E N A C T E D BY THE PEOPLE OF THE C ITY OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A SECTION I Thai lha pro p a rly deter (Lad below situated In Samlnola County. Florida, be and lha tam e It hereby anneied lo and made a p a ri ol lha Clly ol Sanlord, Florida, pursuant lo lha voluntary enneiatlon pro v is io n s o t S o ctlo n IT I 0 aa. F lo rida Statutes From tho Southeast corner o l Soctlon 24. Townthip IT South. Bongo 24 Baal. n*> North along • tho E asterly llna ot taction J4, •44 4 te a r, lhanca W a tla rly p a ra lle l to tho renlarllne ml C ountry Club Hoad. I I leaf to tha P aint ml Beginning, lhanca ru n W e s t e r l y a lo n g Ih o N ortherty R lgM ml Way llna ml C o u n t r y C lu b R o a d . 10 teat.thence N ortherly parallel lo A irp o rt Boulevard. II* 4 leal, lhanca E asterly parallel lo lha N o rlh a rly R lg h lo fW a y llna ol C ountry Club Rood. M leal, run lhanca S outherly pa rallel lo A irp o rt Boulevard. 120 4 laal lo lh# Point o l Beginning SECTION 2 That upon this O rdinance becoming ellactlva. Iho pro p e rly ow nert and any resident on tha properly da scribed herein shall be entitled lo a ll lha r ig h lt and privileges and Im m unities a t are Irom lim a lo lim a granlad lo m l d a n lt and properly owners ol lha C lly o l Sanlord. Florida, and a t tu rth e r provided In Chapter 171, F lo rid a Statutes, and shall tu rth e r be sublet I lo lha ra tp o n ilb llltle t ol residence or ownership a t may Irom lim a lo lim a be de te rm in e d by tho governing authority ol lha C lly o l Sanlord. Florida, and tha provisions o l M id Chapter 171, F lo rid a Statutes SECTION 2 I t any Mellon or p o rtio n o l a taction ol thla ordinance proves to bo Invalid, un lo w lul. or unconillluhonol. II shall not be held lo invalidate or Im p a ir tha validity, torce or effect o l any olhor taction or p a rt o l this ordinance SECTION 4 Thai all ordl noncat or p o u t o l ordinance! In c o n lllc l herewith, be and tho tam e are hereby revoked SECTION 1 Thai th lt ordl nonce shall become ettacllva Im m ediately upon l i t pottage and adoption A copy shall bo available at lha O ttlco o l Iho C lly Clark lor a ll p o rte n t d e tlnng lo aeamlno •ha same A ll p o rtle t In In le rttl and d l l la m than have an opporlunl ty »o be heard el M id hear mg By order ol lha City Cam m in io n o l tho C ity ol Sanlord F lo rida AO VIC e TO THE PUBLIC II 4 par ton dec Idas lo appeal a decision mode w ith re spec I lo any m a ile r considered al lha above m ealing or hearing, ho may need a v rrb e lim record ol Iho proceeding!. Including lha •etllm on y and evidence, which record I t not provided by Iho C ity o l Sanlord IFS2MOIOS) M N Tamm. Jr C ity Clark Publish A ugu tl I, I. I I k 22. IMS OE 12 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I EIGHTEENTH JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA, IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COUNTY CASE RO M Set7CA4TP G ENERAL JUR ISDICTIO N DIVISION t ALAAAN HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AN D LOAN. P lelnhlf. vs V IR G IL H HICKM AN JR . a tin g le per ton. Dalandanlt N O T IC i OF ACTION Cawtlrucllea Service — Property TO V IR G IL H HICKMAN. JR R I I I O E N C i UNKNOWN YOU ARB H EREBY N O T IF IE D that on action hat boon commenced to tor adore 4 P a d re* 6 , Expos 2 h o m e ru n s a n d s te a l 3 0 bases In a s in g le season. S a n d b e r g L as 3 8 s to le n lia s es . G ia n ts 3 . N e w Y o r k 2 A l N e w Y o r k . B o h B r r n ly 's t w o - r u n , n t n lh - ln n ln g h o m e r r a llie d S a n F r a n ­ c is c o a n d D a v e L a P o in t , 6 11. C h r la B ro w n s in g le d o f f lo s e r R o g e r Legal Notice m ortgage on tha lollowlng real proparty. lying and being ond situate In SEMINOLE County, Flo rida, more particularly da scribed a t lollow t L o l 10. Block C. LYNWOOD R E VIS IO N , according lo lha p la l lharaol a t racordad In P la l Book 14. Paget 22 and Jl P ubllr R acordt o l Samlnola County F lo rida, more commonly known Ok. 1174 C a u lfie ld S tre e t. Apopka Florida and you ora required lo serve a copy ol your written detente. II a n y . lo I I on W IE N E R . SHAPIRO A ROSE. A lto rn o ,tor P to ln tlll. whose address It 4404 C vp re tt Center Drive. Sulla MO. Tampa Florida JJaoe. on or be lore September t J. 1441. and file the anginal with lha Clerk ol • h it Court either be lore earvlca on P la in tiff * attorneys or Im m ediately tharaatter. otherwise a default w ill be enter ad against you loe tho re lie f demanded In tha C omplaint WITNESS m y hand and M at of t h lt Court on this 17th day ot August. IMS (S E A L) D A V IO N BERRIEN CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT COURT By Susan E Tabor Deputy Clark P ublish A ugutl IS. 22. TT. Sap lem ber S. IMS D E I 45 FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle# I t he rtby given Ural I am engaged In business al 1111 S O rla n d o O rlva . S anlord. Samlnola County. Florida under lha llc tltlo u t name t l MOVIE R E V U E , and that I Inland lo re gister M id name w ith lha C la rk o l Iho C irc u it C ourt. Somlnolo County. Florida In accordance with lha provisions o f tho Fictitious Name Statutes T o w lt: Section 141*4 Florida Statutes ITS7 / * / Rosa R Marion Publish A ugust*. IS. 21. 2*. IMS D E I 24 F IC T ITIOUS NAME Nallca Is hereby given that I #m engaged In business al J i l l S O rla n d o O rlva . S anlord. Samlnola County. F tor Ido under lha f ld lllc u t name ol MOVIE WORLO. ond that I Inland lo re gister M id noma with the C la rk of tka C irc u it C ourt. Samlnola County. Florida In accordance with lha provisions o l the Fictitious Name Statutes. T o w ll Section *4S *T Florida Statutes ITS7 14' Ro m R Marlon P tA llth August*. I I 22. |*. I eat D E I 24 N O T IC I OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha undersigned, desiring lo engage In business under tha llc t lllo u s nam e a l P A R K A VEN U E SHOPPING CENTER totaled a l Park Ave A JSth SI In Somlnolo Co . Florida Intends M register M id name with tha C lark o l tho Circuit Court o l Samlnola County. Florida Doled this July IT. IMS Tod W illiam s. Partner W J Carlton. Partner 104 Brentwood Orlva Sanford F lo rid a 22771 P ublish August IS. 22. TT A September S. ITU OEi U f Tc TITIOUS NAME N o llta I t hartby given that I am engaged In business 41 119 S P a l m e t t o A v o . S a n lo r d . Samlnola County Plorldo 21771 under lha tlc tllle v t nemo ol SANFORD BLUEPRINT COM PANY, and Ural I Inland to re g iste r M id noma w ith lha C la rk o l the C irc u it C ourt. Som lnolo County. Florida In accordance w ith lha provisions o t tho P k tlh o u t Nemo Statutes. T o w ll: Section B I B Florida Statutes ITS7 t%> Tom Thurmond ^uBBsh August 72. TT A Sap •amber S. II . IMS OEI in -A C M c D o w e ll. 6 - 5 . w i t h o n e o u t b e fo re D r c n ly u n lo a d e d h is 17tIs h o m e r u n . S c o tt G a r r c lts g o t t h e la s t th re e o u ts fo r h is 1 0 th s a v e . N.L. B a s e b a l l Cubs 9, B r a v e * 5 A t A t la n t a . R y n r S a n d b e rg lilt t w o h o m e rs a n d d r o v e In s ix ru n s a n d p in c h h it l e r C h r is S p e lr r tje lte d u tw o -r u n h o m e r In th e e ig h th In n i n g . Id lin g C h ic a g o . S a n d b e r g Ite r n m e I lie llrs t p la y e r In C u tis h is to r y to lilt 2 0 | Legal Notice IN IMF CIRCUIT COURT, m llm th m d h m rm io Y O U ARE O f c o u rs e , t h e J-os A n g e le s h a t i r r s d e s e rv e d a t t e n t i o n o n s u e h a n ig h t , ta il D o d g e r m a n a g e r T o m m y L a a o rd u w a s n 't a b o u t to fo rg e t V a le n z u e la . A l M o n tr e a l. G r a l g N e ttle s d ro v e In tw o r u n s a n d c o lle c t e d th r e e lilts to h ig h lig h t -I 1 4 -h il a t t a c k th a t p ac e d th e P a d re s b e h in d t h e c l g h t - h ll p itc h in g o f E r ic S h o w . S h o w . 9 - 7 . w a lk e d tw o a n d s tr u c k .n u t fo u r In c o m p le t in g h i* t h ir d g a m e o f th e s e a s o n . B ill L a s k e y , 5 - 1 2 , Legal Notice Legal Notice Notice I t hereby given that I am engaged in business o l 177 Lake Mary Blvd . Lake M ary. Samlnola County, F lo rid a under th a l l c t l t l o u t n a m e o l APPLETREE GIFTS, and that I Inland to register M id name with tha Clark of tha C ircuit Court. Samlnola County. Florida In accordance w ith tha pro visions ol tha F ictitio u s Name Statutes. T o w lt Soctlon MS 0T Florida Statutes ITS7 ATLANTIC SUNCOAST ENTERPRISES. INC IM Donna L Fotey Publish August 22. JT A Sap tember I. II. ITU D l l 127 L e g a l N o tic e M O r iC t O P N A M It OF PERSONS APPEARING TO RE O W N E R IO F ABANDONS O PR O P ER TY P u r i u m f to S e c tio n IJ . Ch«pf«r nr. 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Ba lo r# lo mention tha account number AFTER the name a t publi!hed •n th li notice U n ia t* proof eI ownerin.p |« prevented to tha holder by October Sf m s the proparty w ill be delivered tor cuttody to the C om ptroller of F lor toe Thereafter a ll further claims m u tt be directed to the Comptroller at F lo rida G fR A lO L C W lS COMPTROLLER OF FLORIOA Publs!h A ugu tl It. t t m% OEI 17 w ith the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County f lortoe In accordance w ith tha pro visions ot tho Fictitious Noma Statutes T o w lt Section 44SIN Florida Statutes ITS7 / , M a rk A Blinder man It B arbara Frank IM Lo u lt Bllndermen P ubh tn A ugutl 22. 2T-A Sep tember S. 12. IT*S OEI IJ4 FIC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle# it hereby given m at we ere engaged in b u t)n e tt at S23 Sugar Ridge Ct . Long wood Seminole County. F lo rida under th e l l c t l t l o u t n a m e o f TR E A SU R E P A K OF CENTRAL F L O R ID A end that we intend to re g u la r ta d name with tha C lark of the Circuit Court. Samlnola County. Florida In accordance w ith tha pro vitio n t of the F k i l l lout Nam# IldM BA* T o w lt Section IAS 00 Florida S tatute! lest lO M A R EN TERPRISES IV M ark A Bllnderm en IV Barbara Frank /A/LavMt B linder man Publith August Ti Y4 k Sep tember S. t l. ISAS DEI ISJ FIC T ITIO U S N A M E Notice It hereby given that we ere engaged in b u tln e tt at 973 Sugar Ridge C t . Long wood Seminole County. Florida under the fk fiflo u t name of LOMAR ENTERPRISES, and that we intend to fe ^ U te r ta<d name FICTITIO U S N A M E Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in business at Rt It Boa 44) Oak Way. Santord. Semlnola County. Florida 72771 under m * llc tltlo u t nemo ot SEM INOLB SIGN STUDIO end •hot I Inland to register said name w ith tha Clark of tha C ircu it Court. Samlnola County. Florida In accordance with tha p r o v lt le n t of tha F ic titio u s Name Statutes. T o w lt Section (4S *T Florida Statutes ITI7 i t D Svenheim Lea Publish August IS. 12. TT 4 September s. |y*S OEI t l NAME LE G A L DESCRIPTION TAX COST NOTICE OF TAX SALE Notice It hereby given that on tha JOth day ot August. INS. T 00 A M at the County Service Building In Sanford. County ot Samlnola. 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JR TAX COLLECTOR P o lis h August ,1 ____ £ 1 1 » _______________ C 0 0 N rY ' Drive Defensively Don't take chances on our roads and highway*... �Evening Herald. Senlord. FI. Hunting Permits Still Available SPO R TS IN BRIEF Straker, Funderburk Inch Twins Closer To Charlotte With Victory Les Strakrr tossed a four-hit shutout and Mark Funderburk unloaded a two-run homer as the Orlando Twins turned back Greenville. 6-0. In Southern League baseball Wednesday night at Tinker Field. Straker. 14-6. notched his sixth straight win and 11th complete game. Funderburk, who Is expected to get a call from the parent club fairly soon, crashed his 34th homer and picked up his 115th RBI. He Is seven shy of the Southern League RBI record of Steve Balbonl. Wednesday's victory also closed the gap to 1M on front-running Charlotte, which lost. 9-8. to Memphis. The O-Twlns can m ove closer tonight when they play Columbus In what amounts to a triple-header. The Twins and Braves must complete a suspended game, then a double-header. Game lime Is6:30 p m. 3 Deadlocked In W alker Cup FINE VALLEY. N.J. (Ul’ll — The Americans, who have won 26 of the previous 29 Walker Cup matches, have run Into a spot of trouble going after victory No 27. "T h e British aren't supposed to win and they're out there trying lo get us and we re trying to fight them off." said Sam Randolph o f the American team. "Everybody expects us to win and we know we're good enough to win. We have lo g o out and play w ell." The first day of the biennial competition between the best amateur golfers Irotn the United States ind Great Britain and Ireland ended In a 6-6 tie Wednesday, with four more foursomes and eight singles matches set to determine the winner today at Pine Valley golf course. "It's going to be close.” Randolph said. "W e're going to have to play good golf and It still may not be good enough. They can play." Smith Takes Costello's Crown NEW YORK (UP!) — Lonnie Smith tattooed the message on Billy Costello's head Get out while you're still In one piece. Costello complied. Smith, a little-known but Impressive fighter from Denver, captured Costello's WBC super-lightweight championship Wednesday night with a startling knockout at 2:31 of the eighth round. At the post light press conference, Costello quit the fight game. "This Is my last light. I retire.” said the 29-year-old Costello after absorbing a beating In his first loss In 31 professional fights. " I achieved my goal and made some money, now I'm getting the hell out." The 22-year-old Smith raised his record to 22-0-1. displaying a powerful lelt hook with which he floored Costello Lw>r* In tbr second round and once In the fifth.__ Flag Football Tryouts Sept. 14 Tryouts for the Sanford Recreation Department Flag Foo IIm II League will Ik* held Saturday. Sept. 14 at 9 a m. at Chase Park League play t»rglns Sept. 30 umt games will be played week nights at 5:30 p.m. The age divisions lurludc Midgets (7-9 years old) and Juniors (10-12). All new players must register and bring In verification or blrthdnte lo one o f the following offices before they can play: Recreation Deportment at City Hall: Sanford Civic Center Youth Wing and Westslde Recreation Center. The cost Is $3 (non-residents of Sanford must pay a SIO yearly fee). Players must be seven la-fore Nov 15 and cannot turn 13 before the same dale. Astros Extend Lead To 5 Games Rob Malllco.it picked up Ills I6lh victory with a three hitler as the Osceola Astros hammered the Winter Haven Red Sox. H I, In Florida State League baseball In Winter Haven Malllroat. who has lost six times, struck out nine and walked two Bob Parker rapjied a pair of singles and stole Ills 32nd base. Osceola, which expanded Its lead to five games over the Red Sox In the Central Division, plays again at Winter Haven tonight at 7:30 Women Softball Players Needed Calling all women. Calllngall women Women. 18 years and over, are being sought lo form the Casselberry Womens Sofllwll League, by the City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department. An organizational meeting, for managers o f complete teams and Individual players, will take place on Sept. 11. at the Secret Lake Recreation Center Ofllce located at 200 N. Triplet Drive. The meeting will begin at 7 p in. For Information call the parks and reservation office ut 831-3531. Ext. 260 Casselberry To Form League The City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Depart­ ment announces that It is forming a Fall Men's Softball League, for area men 18 years and over. A league organizational meeting will take place on Sept. 9. beginning ut 6 30 p in., at the Wlrz Recreation Center located at Mark David Court In Casselberry. Only leant managers need to attend For Information, please call Casselberry parks and recreation office at 831-3551 Ext. 26 0 or 830-8579. Hunters who didn't get the permits o f their choices for special hunts or the first nine-day quota hunts may still obtain permits for a few areas. Special-hunt permits are still available for Guana River and Jumper Creek wildlife management areas In the Central Region. The Upper Hillsborough and the Arbuckle wildlife management areas are still available tn to Southern Region. Plus there are unissued regular nine-day quota hunt permits for the Fort McCoy rnanagement area tn the Central Region and the Lochloosa management area In the Northeast Region. The Florida Game »nd Fresh Water Fish C om m ission w ill accep t quota hunt applications from Individuals who have not received a quota permit until Oct. 25 Applications are available at county tax collectors offices and their agents. For more Information on permits available for these and other management areas, call the commission's Ocala olflcr at 1-800-3429620 The Florida Wildlife Federation 1985-86 Guide to hunting In Florida w ill Ik- available Sept. 1. The guide Includes regulations for Williams FISHING HUNTING W R ITER state wide hunting plus rules and regula­ tions for each wildlife management area For a copy, send a check or money order for S*8 to Florida Wildlife Federation. 4080 N Haverhill Rd. West Palm Beach. 33417 For credit card orders, call 1-683-2330 Dell Abem ethy. owner of the Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, said the water is up pretty good and the fishing Is better We could use a little more hut we are pretty satisfied with the level. " said Abemethy "It's about medium helghth We have a foot mure water than a month ago " DeBary s David Gaines, fish and game olTleer for the Florida Game nod Fresh Eagles, Lions Swap Holdouts U nited Press In tern a tion al There were no secrets sur­ rounding Wilbert Montgomery and the Philadelphia Eagles. He wanted more money and Eagles didn't want to give It to him So the Eagles' star running back and all-time leading rusher was on the trading block — supposedly w ith bad knees. He'd failed his physical with the Seattle Scahawks. The Detroit Lions also weren't hiding anything. Without lit (ured running back Billy Sims, ttie Lions running ’game Heeded Instant help Wednesday, the Eagles and Lions reached a logical agreement by swapping M o n t g o m e r y a n d D e t r o it linebacker Garry Cobb, another holdout "It's a good deal lor both organizations." said Eagles vice president and general manager "We feel wc Harry Gamble w ouid like te Im p rove our llneh.ieker situation linn We feel D O LPH IN S S IG N IM SA K U IK Football Cobh Is an outstanding outside Ilnrhaekrr.-He'xoneof the liest." Cobb, the Lions only rem ain­ ing holdout, was Detroit's fifthleading tackier In 1984 The 6-foot-2. 227-pound Cobb, who's e n t e r in g tils s e v e n th N F L season, reached agreement on a contract with the Eagles Wednesday afternoon 'Die Chicago lk-ars did not have to resort to trading star linebacker Mike Singletary to end Ills holdout status Neither did they have to promise him the laikc Michigan Gold Coast to do so The NFC Defensive Player of the Year In 1984 and the lk-ars agreed to remove the Itnnl two years of Ills six-year conlract. The lk-ars will then re-structure a new contract, beginning with S i n g l e t a r y 's 1988 s e a s o n Singletary had already played one year of his six-year pact >■»» I 'M uttuu If* Oftn. — f i l l - l ie s l . - s i * s i b K U U M M M M Im MOTOOOCU**Ci*4 ••a -|M MASON. Ohio (UPI) Seven teen-year-old Wimbledon champ Ikirls Becker shuns his new­ found celebrity status. Hr pre­ fers to play — ami talk — tennis. Ik-ekrr heal Brian Teacher. 6-4. 6-4. in Wednesday night's second round ol the $375,000 A sso cia tio n o f T e n n is P ro ­ fessionals Championship, but liecnmr dismayed when all re porters wanted lo talk alMiul after the match was his appear­ ance on the Tonight Show the nlghl before. "H e's a nice man and I had a lot of f u n . " ' said Becker of Tonight Show host Johnny Carson, "but do you want to ask me atxnit my match or about the Johnny Carson Show ?" When a re|Mirter dually In­ quired alsiut the game of tennis. Ik-ekrr smiled ami said. "Thank you." In tils m atch, the fourthseeded West German cracked iMMimlng serves — he plied up 11 aces — and zinged precise pass­ ing shots to methodically whip the unseeded Teacher. Joining Becker In posting scr­ um! round wins were top-seeded Mats W llam ler and secondseeded Anders Jurryd. both of Sweden. No. 3 seed Yannick Noah of France, and fifth-seeded Stefan Edla-rg. 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TU ltim a ia i a la i * ia ^— i i u • on a a. * an * * l cun t « . dc ii m a i CMtmt ’ iik ib a a iM TIMM II I- ia i s ta 4#«a i u k v Om x m 101IS* The D olphins couldn't reach an agreement, hut have since been able lo and Wednesday coach Don Sim la announced 1'ls.irclk would be brought to Miami. In July, the Dolphins were m is s in g q u a r te r b a c k s Dan Marino. Don Slrm-k and Jim Jensen Since then, only Stnx'k has re tu rn e d a a i a ia t a ta 48 iW s o m a . *t>nB.m T iM a a a lift w I'KC 44n •tfttUft 10** 31lift G lenn Blackwood, M ia m i's v e fe ra n sa fe ty, Is s t ill «i holdout. D trrclor o f Pro Personnel Charley Winner reported Wed­ nesday Hu- Dolphins are making no progress in their ellorts to sign four veterans without cuntracts. Winner said he met un*uceessfullv with agent Howard Sluxher on Saturday. Slusher represents quartcrback-rcccIvcr J e n s e n , l i n e b a c k e r B o ti Hrml/lnskl and safety Glenn BlaekwiKxl "I spent 2 hours with him on the West Coast Saturday, hut no progress was m ade." Winner said. "H e thinks we're going to cave In at the end " Becker Shuns Celebrity Status, Whips Teacher • ail Kit. f1» ii m a 11»i ti m a a w - v*. t m » a a 18 48 iAM««Asa* i* t Y i r l i+m Ia M'm»- n c Bft III MIAMI (l)PI) — Nearly a month ago. when the Dolphins were w i t h o u t r * |i r r 1 1 - 1: i" r d q u a rte rb a c k s b e ca u s e of holdouts. Miami tried to bring In NFL veteran Joe Plsarclk. who had Just been released by Philadelphia Tennis match lo appear on the Tonight Show. "I was a little bit tired to­ night." Becker said alter beating Teacher “ I got back at 2 a.in. (Wednesday). "Sometimes I made some good stints and sometimes I played too loose. I was Just happy I beat him so I cun go to sleep A l t h o u g h B e c k e r w o ii W i m b le d o n , m an y p e o p le tielleve he must beat the likes ol John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl lo Ik- considered at the lop of the tennis world. Since McEnore amt Lendl aren't In Hits tournament. Becker won't gel a crack ut them until the U S. Open. "I'm not even thinking about McEnroe or Lendl right now ." he Insisted. "A ll I want to think about is this tournament." A ll lie top seedril players turned In Impressive second round victories. Jurryd defeated Ricardo Acuna of Chile. 6-4. 6-4: Noah beat liana Schwuler of West Germany. 7-5. 6-4; Edbcrg eliminated Jay Lapldus of Prillicton. N.J.. 7-5. 6-4; Nystrum defeated Chip Hooper of Sun­ nyvale. Calif.. 6-3. 6-4. amt Sundstrom ousted Dante Vlsser of South Afrlru. 6-4. 7-5. SICK? SEE YO U R D O C T O R TOOTHACHE? SEE YO U R D EN TIST T R A N S M IS S IO N T R O U B L E ? 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There will he door prizes and refresh meats Admission Is free and the public Is cordially Invited Any questions can lumade to Tom m y Savage C F I I 1061 Wilmington Dr Deltona 3272R Oi call 303-322 4961 or 303 374 2154 FM EGUL DOGS iv tol i e s tu x s o u * Water Fish Commission, celebrated his I7lh year on the committee bv visiting the Osteen Bridge Fish Camp Wednesday. When David gets a day off. he goes fishing.'' said Dell Abemethy said Ins next Buddy Bus* Tournament will I k * Sunday. Sept. I Dell said he will take registrations until the start o f the tournament at safellght Sunday morning The tournament runs mud 2 p m Larry SCOREBOARD TV/RADIO Thursday. Aug 17. 1 * * 5 - t A fe w ; xk I m i. a - ji3 o , s a t . a n n o o n 3 2 2 - 7 4 8 0 2413 S FRENCH AVE • SANFORD . �10A—Evening Herald, tsnford, FI. Thurtdey, Avg. 12. 1M5 stitu tes o f H e a ltff and the E n v ir o n m e n t a l P r o t e c t io n Agency has been formed and will go to MoscotO to Investigate C ontinued from page 1A the potential hazard, the State Although the substance would Department said. "There is no evidence to date come up positive on one of the major tests o f carcinogenicity, that any embassy personnel that would not be enough to have suffered III zffects due to la b el It c a n c e r -c a u s in g or exposure to tracking agents " a dangerous to humans, said a statement said, but laboratory spokeswoman for the Chemical tests may take years to de­ term ine If a serious hazard Manufacturers' Association. In Moscow. In an unprece­ exists. Sen. Patrick Leahy. D-Vt.. vice dented action, all Americans In the city were summoned tO the chairm an of the Senate In­ am bassador's residence and telligence Committee, called the briefed by Richard Combs, the Soviets' use of the chemical "outrageous and totally unac­ charge d'affaires. Dr. Charles Brodlne. a State ceptable." L ea h y d em a n d ed the a d ­ Department specialist, told the gathered diplomats, business ministration Im m ediately Im­ men and Journalists that the plement a newly enacted law he potential harm of the powder Is co-sponsored allowing the ad­ less than smoking or driving n ministration to retaliate against the Soviet Union by expelling car without a seatbelt. But he recom m ended the Soviet diplomats. The matter Is regarded as Americans bathe regularly with soap und water and use an serious enough to be on the agenda of the September meet­ alcohol-based clranslng agent "T h e re Is a relatively low ings between Secretary of State a cu te t o x ic it y and a slo w G e o r g e S h u ltz a n d S o v ie t ubsorbtlon rate. The risk Is fairly F o r e ig n M i n i s t e r E d u a rd Shevardnadze. the department low ." he said. A medical task force under the said In Los Angeles. White House direction of the National In­ spokesman Larry Speakes said It Is “ entirely possible" the Issue w ill be raised by President Reagan during his November sum m it w ith S oviet le a d e r Mikhail Gorbachev. Speakes said Reagan received a detailed report Monday and approved the protest made to the Soviets. "This Is a serious matter." he said. "Whatever the KGB has done, certainly the political lead­ ership o f the Soviet Union Is responsible for the conduct of their security services." The chemical tracking agent, a U S. official said, was used by the Soviets at least once In the United States and "that Soviet authorities for a number of years have used chemical substances to m onitor the activities of employees of the U S. Embassy In Moscow." It is also presumed to have been used against private A m er­ icans In Moscow. Including Jour­ nalists. who have been In con­ tact with dissidents. The official said he could not discuss "operational" questions. Including the possible damage done to U.S. Intelligence. "T h e substances In question, which have been applied indi­ rectly to em bassy personnel, leave deposits on the person or possessions o f people with whom they have had contact." the statement said. It can be de­ tected only through chemical analysis, the department said. Anyone co m in g In contactwith the chemical would leave minute traces on other objects and people touched later. Of­ ficials said such traces would allow Soviet Intelligence agents to easily verify contacts made by the Americans. Use of the tracking agent by the Soviets first was detected In the 1970s. the State Department said, but It was used rarely and In tiny quantities. But the official said lhat early this summer the powder sud­ d e n ly b eg a n to a p p ear In Moscow In much target quan­ tities — dusted on such things as doorknobs, steering wheels or car seats — raising the possibili­ ty that Am ericans could be harmed. The widespread use of the powder Indicated stepped-up operations by the KGB against the U S. Embassy at about the time that the cutrcnt Kremlin leadership, headed by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, came to power to be upgraded and expanded. Parks director and scenic board member Jim Jernlgan estimated Irrigation work would be com­ pleted by February and cost about 926.000. Soli tests will also have to be conducted before planting can begin. Jernlgan said, because the existing soli contains shells, broken glass and other elements that could harm plant growth. Because of two freezes In the j>ast two years, the board plans In use coldhrarty plants lhat dc not require much maintenance. The board und Kaufmun pro­ pose putting weeping willows near the north side of the b u ild in g , a lo n g S e m in o le B ou levard T h e p a rkin g lot would also have rows of hedges and oak trees. The grassy bell way on the south side of the building would have three Jerusalem thorn trees which would spread 30 feet In diameter. The trees would p r o v id e s h a d e and y e llo w blossoms In the spring The board Is also considering putting picnic tables on the beltway so city employees will have a nice place outdoors to have lunch. More color would be provided In front o f the building by mulched rows of Junljtcrs. as­ paragus ferns, jterlwlnkles and fiery red fotena bushes A jjatch of palmetto palms would adorn the west side of the building The board Is considering pu l­ ling two Christmas trees on the northwest come? of the lot to lxdecorated during, the holiday season. M r s . M e r c e r , w h o Is coordinating the project, said the hoard picked Kaufmun to design the plan because of his work on the county courthouse across the street from city hall Kaufman said the landscaping of city hall would be a "labor of love" that would cause people to look "a second and third lim e" at the building. In other action Monday, the scenic Improvement board dis­ cussed ijie [xisslhlllty of using jx-ople convicted of driving un­ der the Influence lo clean up the w eed s a lo n g th e lakefron t seawall J ern lg a n made the suggestion after he said clly crews were too busy on other p ro je cts. T h e board asked Jernlgan lo check with Judicial authorities about ilit possibility of using DUI offenders, whose sentences u su ally Include a number of hours of community service, for the work. Jernlgan Mild some of the area Is Infested with snakes. tu rejtulror replace the pipes. Dolgner also told the board that I.MU said It will grant the jM>rt more capacity If the DER approves. Dolgner said he wants to njijicui to Alex Alexander, the manager ol the DER's office In Orlando for the SI. Johns Dis­ trict. He asked Mrs. Christensen tu set up an upjMilntment with Alexander and to nrrompunv him to the meeting She said she would |>ersoually cull Alexander today In u related matter. Dolgner told the directors that despite rejMirls that the Star of Sanford has been dumjilng raw sewage Iroin Its berth at the j>ort. monitoring of the port water has not shown tills to t>e true. A report |nibllshcd In the Evening Herald. Wednesday, said Assistant State Attorney Woody Igou expects charges will be filed this week or next against Star Line Corp.. owners of the Star of Sanford, charging that the ship has dumjtrd raw tewage Into Lake Monroe und at the por* com p lain ed lo the Evening Herald last week about the SEA's contract, said the United Teachers group "h as less chance C o n tin u e d from page 1A o f being successful than the contract has of _hring voted belli, i . AlHnit 500 of Seminole's 2.200 down " He attended the Wed­ teacher* have 15 or more years nesday meeting In which "we experience teaching In Seminole aired our grljx-s. but then we've j been doing lhat everyday." County Schools. Mrs. Scheu m ann suld I he ^ Ms. :>> ii< oniunu said she Is u Hireling ended wllh all preseni* member, of the United Teachers agreeing the SEA School Board of Seminole, which Is affiliated j»acl Is "a very had contract wllh | with Layer's stale group. In turn an affiliate o f the national Am er­ reference lo career teachers. It ican Federation of Teachers. She has upset many of them estimated the United Teachers "The teachers' cost for school lunch went uji more than four has fewer than 50 members. jx-rccnt." she said. "For many Although Layer told the group years (he SEA bus always taken one o f Its aiternatlvrs Is to whatever the school board of­ c h a n g e u n io n s , r e c r u it in g fered" but she predicted "m ore members for the rival union was vocal and united opposition" to not the purjxtse of the meeting. Mrs. Scheumann Mild. the latest SEA-school board And Bill Klein. Seminole High agreement. —Janie O n st, Diane Petryk School geometry teacher who ...Spy Dust WORLD IN BRIEF 6 Killed In Beirut Fighting; Cabinet Tries To End Violence BEIRUT. Lebanon (UF’ I) — Artllllriy and rockets blasted the city and surrounding villages today, killing six people as Syria Joined efforts to end Lebanon's bloodiest factional fighting In two years. Police sources reported six people killed and 18 wounded In today's fighting, bringing the toll for 11 days of fighting to 282 dead and more than ?XX) wounded The Cabinet met for the first time In four months today to consider moves to end the bloodshed As the Cabinet convened at President Amin Gernayel's summer residence In the mountain resort of Hikfaya. a Syrian-led cease-fire committee rnet with Christian and Moslem militia representatives In an effort to end the violence. A government source said Education Minister Selim Moss would proj>ose deployment of Syrian observers along the tielrut and mountain m ilitia confrontation lines to consolidating any cease-fire. Syrian observers have already helped end a Shllte-Palesllnlan war In south Beirut. 5. African Miners Put O ff Strike JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (UPI| - Police shot and killed a black man and at least eight people were wounded In new racial violence, and black miners postponed a strike thul had threatened to add to the bloodshed Authorities arrested another 103 people under a state of emergency declured u month ago to curb unrest that has claimed 138 lives since President Pieter Botha Imposed emergency rule In parts of the country July 21. Officers fired tear gas, rubber bullets, shotguns and pistols to disperse a crowd o f youthful rioters near the black township of North Allwal. The rioters had ubducted a IB-year-old girl. One man was killed and nnolher wounded, authorities said. The predominately hlack National Union of Mlneworkers. meanwhile, postponed a strike scheduled for Sunday for another week to consult with members about new offers presented by coal and gold mine owners In a marathon meeting that ended early today. perty If It receives commercial zoning thul allows retail outlets and grocery stores. Whether the zoning change Continued from page I A request will still Ire considered "treble damages and attorney's depends on whether the hoard fees...based oil the (board's) withdraws Its application for wronglul and Illegal retention of rezonlng. William Colbert, Sunthe escrow deposits." ford city attorney, said If 11at Julian declined to comment on tuway has withdrawn Ids option the possibility of u legal battle to buy the laud there Is "n o real over the $20,000 for fear of reason" for the troutd to con­ prejudicing such proceedings. tinue to seek the rezonlng. He did say the Itourd must Sande.fur Irrls that his ability decide w hether to keep the to purchase the property Is pro|M-rty on the murkel. II the contingent upon how long It board decides It still wants to sell takes the trourd to acrept bids. the property It must ucccpt " I f they watt 30 or 43 days I sealed bids und npprutsnls again. can't keep my prospective client However. II the bidding pro­ waiting." he salil. ' tl they watt cedure dors not produce a quail BO or !K) days I may have to put lied buyer or If the board refuses my tenant on another piece of to accept any of the bids offered, projrerty." •Julian said he would advise tire “ 1 made every possible at­ Itourd to hold a public sale or tempt to get the projrerty before auction for the property If the It went out for bids again." said board still wants to sell It. Sandefur. He added that lie Ihillaway said the "m atter would jrrohubly hid on the hind was not handled very w ell" by again hut he did not know what the board Ills offer would be. "I'll try to As for the city's part, "the make It a cush offer." he said. mayor gave me a fulr shot but S u p e r in te n d e n t R o b e rt Mercer did not wunt to make a Hughes refused to comment on decision." he said referring to the matter and board member the Aug. 12 meeting which sent William Kroll said he would not the Issue buck to the I’AZ. c o m m e n t on th e 9 2 0 .0 0 0 The Issue Isn’t over yrl. ac­ downpayment or the jrosslblllty cording to Hultuwuy. He said of taking the land off the market there Is still a "good possibility" without huvlmg discussed It that he will purchase the pro­ with other board member* ...Land ...Scenic C ontinued from page IA the city usually asks lor to reserve for parks Miss Jacobson said It was too early to tell how much the project would cost. Kaufman and the board are still working on the plan, which Is expected to Ire finalized Sept. 10. The board bus to present the plan to the comm ission for approval. Kaufman has been hired by the city to design the plan, pick lilt- plants, .supervise the work and develojr a m aintenance schedule. W orkers from the Parks and Recreation Depart­ ment will c arry out the project. Before actual jrluntlng. the plun culls for the Irrigation system on the city hall grounds ...P o rt C ontinued from page l A engineer, said It doesn't make sense lit him that the port tenants could he generating more sewage than the amount of water they are using Water Is uned to trutixporl the sewage tu a till station on site und then Into a force main at the I.MU plant, lie said. lie said I.MU commissioned an ex|M'rt to consider how much sewage the jxirt was generating Based on how long a lilt stullun on the property ojterulrs dally, u determination was reached that 18.090 gallons of sewage dally Is Ix-lng generated there. Dolgner said the only jxtsslble way this could be happening ts tf drainage water or ground water Is Infiltrating Into the sewer pljies at the jtorl He said It could mean that the port would have to acquire u television-monitoring service to examine the sewer |>lj>es to llnd out where the leaks ure and then ...U nion E N R O LL NO W SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL TV Cam eram an Assaulted Filming Arrest By Busan Loden Herald Staff Writer An Otlundo television news photograjther attacked while taping a roundup of Illegal aliens w o r k in g at an A lt a m o n t e Sjulugs construction site at ulxiul 0:15 p.m. Wednesday will In- off the Job for a couple of days recovering from cuts and neck strain The construction sujtervlsor accused ol throwing Mind at c a lit e r a m a ii R o l i e r l L e e Murdock. Jumping on his buck and knocking him to the ground and kicking and hilling him while he was down has been released from the Sem inole County jail on 85.000 bond. Allan Edward Sabo, 3B. of Houston, T e x a s ., bus been charged with battery and crimi­ nal mlschlcl. He allegedly dam a ge d th e 933.00(1 c a m e ra Mm dock was using And three Salvudoran males arrests, was attacked n abbed In the rou n du p at Police Sgt. Jack Marlin reEscondido (which, colnciden ported seeing the suspect throw tally, means hidden In S|)unlsh) sand at Murdock. Martin ran to Condom inium s off Hultuway Intervene, lint before he reached Drive, were living held today at M u rd o c k th e su s p e c t had the Krome Detention Center In jumjied on his hack, knocked Miami, according to Ed Banzln. him to the ground and was U.S. Border Patrol department kicking and hilling him. n police clilcl in Miami. rejKirt said: The aliens arrested Wednes­ Marlin jmlled the susjx-ct oil day bring to 23 the total number Murdock and (he man was of Illegal aliens nabbed tills year arrested, the report said. working for MEK Construction ol M u rd o c k w as tre a te d at Huston. Texas., al that Alta­ F lo rid a H o s | )lta l-A lta m o n te monte S|irlngs Construction site. where he was held overnight and Banzln suld. About half the released tills morning Steve construction workers urrestrd Homan. WESH vice president, have been from Mrxlco. the rest said today Murdock Is his first Irom El Salvador, he said news dr|»artuient employee to be Murdock was taping the ar­ h o s p it a liz e d (a llo w in g an rests Wednesday for WESII, assault, although other news Channel 2. television, when, according to Altamonte Sj>rlngs |X)l!cc. who hud 13 men assist log border patrol agents In the Mowers Eor All Occasions ( f io llt n a / ibJ jJ w i' S R f i .'V 323-1204 FAAM and AARP Survivors Include Ills wile. Jean D ; daughter. Patricia Col­ lier. Virginia Beach. Va , (WO stepdaughters. A liu re Leek. Longwood. Kim Bond. Michigan City, hid ; two stepsons. Donald und David Leek, both of Cologne. N.J.; seven grandchildren Bu Id w in -F airch ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements W e understand a rra n g in g a funeral is u d e e p ly em otion a l experien ce. T h a t's w h y w e w ork so hard lo m ake sure thul you gel the w arm , p er­ sonal and professional service you expect in your lim e o f deep personal loss. W e d like lo provid e you w ith the sam e kind o f d ig n if ie d s e r v ic e a n d h o n est v a lu e th at th ou san d* o f fam ilies received from their G u a r­ dian C hapel last year. Bi-Ums GtARDIA* Funeral H OAKLAWN 44A A t R fc a U rt U iMlMWJM *I*o 1X2-42*1 ri.ru. x.. SCHOOL STARTS AUGUST 26,1985 Sanford. Florid* S2TTI 322-2131 \YA Al i CHAPELS For More Information Cull MONDAY • FRIDAY 9 AM • I PM 322-3942 PUBLIC NOTICE! LIQUIDATION OF COLOR T.V.’s W H Y R E N T WHEN YOU CAN BUY A T THESE PRICES! $0095 o -jm s oe» " Color 19” Black & W h itt s2 9 .9 5 U J\RS ^ 9 0 DAY GUARANTEE O N PICTURE TUBE 3 0 DAYS O N INTERNAL PARTS piv MOTEL TV SALES 2 6 2 1 S. S A N F O R D A VE N U E SOS Laurel A h , • lUMlAi BOM • CIMTMT • tlOSHT 11 (ON H it CMOKt Om Uul Jm w IU m Cm Ot (»«ntSS* U Cwfrrf ntrWS A BEKA C 0R P 1C U LU M K IN D E R G A R TE N & UP 1 9 " C o lo r Y o u ’ll find people you can tru st at your G uardian C hap el. AREA DEATH LeR O Y W. SH ELLY Cmdr LcKoy W. Skelly. 72. ol 130 Tarry town Trail. LongwrxMl. d ied W e d n e s d a y at S ou th Seminole Community Hosjiltal. Born June 24. 1010 In Ashley. Iml., he moved to t.ongwood from Cherry Hill. N J.. In 10 8 0 He was a retired Navy pilot und was a Lutheran He was a member of the Retired Officers Association. Masonic Lodge 266 Itersonnel have been attacked on other occasions Homan said Murdock should be back at work In a couple of days and Is recovering from cuts on bis back and a strained neck Al frlsl It was feared he hud some broken ribs, but Homan said no ribs were broken Homan called the Incident "outrageous and unfortunate." lie Mild hr hasn't discussed with Murdock Ihc possibility of a personal Injury sun against the susjtecl Bui Homan has talked to an ultorney und said he feels If Murdock chose lo pursue that avenue be has u good chance of being awarded some sort of damages for his Injuries Sabo Is scheduled lo a|>j>eur In conrl Scpl. 9 SANFORD 3 2 3 -4 6 6 4 B MONDAY* FRIDAY 10-5 SAT. 10-3 N O P E R S O N A L C H EC K S i �PEOPLE E vening H e ra ld , Sanford, F I. T h u rsd a y. Aug. 22. 1»*J— i d Miss Stocksett, W.H. Dickey Repeat Vows Sandra L. Stocksett of Sanford and William Hatcher IHalchl Dickey of Dcliary. were married on July 27 In the Ascension Lutheran Church. Casselberry. Pastor Ronald Engel and Les G ln k el, th e b r id e 's uncle, performed (he 7 p.m. candlelight ceremony. The bride ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stocksett. and the bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dickey, all of Sanford. Given In rnarlage by ber parents, the bride chose for her vows a w h ite organza over taffeta gown fashioned with a fitted Ixxllre. scooped neckline and sheer lego-m utton sleeves. A border of hand cut lace edged th e c o n t r o lle d s k ir t th a t cascaded Into u sweeping chapcl length train. Iridescent beads and seed pearls added a shim­ mering opulence to the elegant gown Her lull-length veil of Imported Illusion was held by r.n Alcncon lace headpiece accented with seed pearls. She carried a cascading bouquet o f white bridal roses with .mint carna­ tions. freezla and starburst pompons showered with baby’s breath Classes Offered At SCC PA R E N T RESOURCE CENTER The Parent Resource Center o f Seminole Community College is o ffe r in g an In fa n t/ T o d d le r Enrichment Lab Sept. 17-Nov 21 Mothers amt their babies (0-36 months) are Invited to attend the lab which stresses effective and positive parenting attitudes, with guest sj>cukrrs on topics o f interest to new parents M o th e r s a n d b a b ie s m e e t together three times a week on T u esd a y. W edn esday and Thursday Iron. 51 a m noon. Th e W e d n e s d a y m o rn in g c la s s features a special klndergvm session Tuition Is $-15 Pre registration Is required For more Informa tlott please cull the college Lisa Spillman attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a peacock blue taffeta, fashioned along the slim silhouette, with short tulip sleeves, a high ruffled collar and a tapered peplum at the nataural waistline. She wore a spray of matching blue baby's breath In her hair and cairled a nosegay of white cushion pom ­ pons and pink mint carnations a ccen ted with peacock blue b a b y 's breath and m atching blue streamers Bridesmaids were Kim Larson, the bridegroom's sister; Cheryl Stocksett. the bride's sister-inlaw ; and Laura M acD onald. Their attire and llowere were Identical to the honor attendant's. DEAR H E A R T B R O K E N ! Please adep t m y sympathy on NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Dale (Debt) Wagner. 1455 Sylvan Ave.. Sanford, announce the birth of a son. lire til Alan, who weighed In at 7 lbs.. 7 oz.. on July 2. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Brenl was welcomed home by his sisters. Brittany Skye. 9. and B rooke E la in e . 6. and his brothers. Ryan Michael. 5. and David Benjamin. 16mos. Maternal grundparenls are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bethea. 142 Upsala Road. Sanford. Paternal grandfather Is Edward Wagner. 12 lOCresrent St.. Sanford to p re p a re s tu d e n ts Following the ceremony, the reception was held at Sanora Clubhouse. Lynne Dickey, the bridegroom s sister, presided at the guest register)’ Julie Fudge injured the punch and the cake was cut and served by Helen Kruse After u honeymoon trip to Sanlbel Island, die newlyweds M r. and M rs. W illiam H a tc h er (H a tc h ) D ick ey arc making their home In De­ ~ah(TUic brirlrRrnom IS employed nary. The brldr Is employed by In t h e f a m i l y b u s i n e s s , Freedom Saving*, laike Mary. McRobrrts Tires Orange City Dear Abby the loss of your beloved daugh­ ter. Concerning vicious gossip: It takes a friend and an enemy working band In hand to cut you lo the core: an enemy lo make up a vlsclous lie. and a "frie n d " lo tell you about It DEAR ABBY; I'm In my llrst year of junior high, and I've been going with this guy (or a couple o f months. Now he wants a more grown tip relationship, and I'm nol reudy for II. I don'l want to have sex before I'm ready, but I'm urald If I say no I will lose him. I don't want In lose him. but I don'l want lo he pushed Into something I'm not ready for. Should I give In and risk gellin g pregnant, or should I tell him bow I feel and risk losing him? He Is very persistent, and I like him a lot. I really hope you pul this In the (H ip e r , because a lot o f girls my age are going through the same thing and we are going to have to make a choice either way. SCARED DEAR SCARED: What a wise (and honrei! girl you are. if you have lo nsk, you're dellnltely mil ready. Furthermore, any lx»y who would put a girl In tills position Is selfish, uncaring. Immature und a user. Don't worry uboul "lo sin g " him; tell him you're not ready fnr that kind of relationship, and If you lose him . co n sid er y ou rself lucky. DEAR ABBY; Thank you for publishing the letter from "D is­ couraged In Jay. Maine." who complained about sesame seed buns served In fast-food place* I don't wear denlurrs. but I have a colostom y and must chew my food well and eal nothing that might cause a blockage. I was told I hat some seeds can swell considerably while In the Ixxiy. causing u blockage. It's unfortunate that there Isn't a Wendy's restaurant In this town The food at Wendy's Is delicious and the buns are unseeded COLOSTOMATE IN JOPLIN. MO. HERITAGE HILL lor a humbling exchange: D E A R ABBY: W e know you're bombarded with questions. Your mall likely runs Into tons. After picking the questions to answer. Must they alwsys be answered with puns? Your wisdom we value most highly. Your witty responses are fun. W e love you. Dear Abby — but spare us The silly, nonsensical punl The McKnight • Solid C herry Wood • Carpathaln E lm Burl Overlays • Beveled Glass Door • Triple Chime Movement W ith Vertical C him e Rods 30 V High • 13 V Wide • 7 " Deep Reg. * 6 5 0 .0 0 T O M IN C A M B R I D G E D E A R TOM : Writing would lx- much less fun. Without the "n o n s e n s ic a l" pun. I know you abhor II. But others adore II. You lose — by 10 million lo one. DEAR ABBYl Now Its 10 million to three, ns both my husband and I think your puns s o u n d lik e a 1 6 - y e a r - o ld smartullr. W c are 08 and 69. THE DEXTERS DEAR COLOSTOMATE: There may lx- one alter tills bits print And the competition just might provide a choice of seeded or unseeded buns |At least you planted the seed.I now $5 4 9 00 Christensen^ Clockwork^ s a les & s e r v ic e 4 3 0 Salvage C o u rt, Longw ood, FL 3 3 1 -5 5 6 0 DEAR READERS: H ow s this T H U R S . - F R I. - S A T . 4-DRAWER BDRM. CHEST 5-DRAWER BDRM. CHEST n •58 «. 3032-34 O R LA N D O D R IV E Hwy. Lake Mary V TO UR CAR EFU L v Re] )7 f■01K\ N S P E C T IO N WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING SEPTEMBER 5th BARBS Phil Pastoret Fading rumors can be reatored to ill vigor with use of moulh-to-moutb PRE GRAND O P EN IN G PRICES ON T H E S E A S O N S NEW EST FA S H IO N FA B R IC S AN D HUN DRED S O F O TH ER •TIM S P R IC ED R IG H T I rciution To be able lo overlook eossUsl implalncr*. It belpo to be over I feet This ts the time in summer when si give up weeding the garden and ’gin to garden the weeds. •IMS. I fo r eiupploymettt as a companion, home care aide, home attendant, abd home maker's assistant to the elderly and disabled. Home care Instructions w ill cover health care skills and knowledge o f procedures. In addition to theory and practical "hands-on" activities In the classroom and lab. students will work directly with the elderly and the disabled at clinical sites In the area This Is a one term 1450 hours) course Classes In-gln Aug 20 Fttt more Information call the col lege M ich elle Peacock w as the flower girl and the ring bearer was Adam Luchs Rumors After Daughter s Death Opens Fresh Wounds For Parents DEAR ABBY: We are grieving over I lie recent- loss of our 19-year-old daughter. Margaret was a beautiful. |>opulur girl with everything to look forward to. She graduated from high school with honors and was maintain­ ing a It plus average In college. Her Interests were nutrition und physical fitness, and she hoped to go to luw school. She excelled In everything she did und w a s a joy to us for all o f her 19 years, never giving us u minute of heartache Margaret went Into a sudden coma and died a week later. We learned that a ma­ lignant bruin tumor ruptured an artery, causing severe cerebral hemorrhage. Yesterday, a Irlend told me that two of her neighbors were tinder the Impression that our d a u gh te r d ie d o f a " d r u g overdose!" These people didn't even know her. and I can't Imagine where they heard this terrible lie. Our hearts urr broken enough without this vicious gossip Please tell your readers lo keep ihrlr mouths shut when they h.ivV no facts, and lo have more rrs|iecl for the memory of the deceased, regardless of their uge or the clrcumstunces of their deuih HEARTBROKEN IN N E W YORK ELDERLY AND D ISABLED C AR E Elderly and Disabled Care Services is a program designed P R E -G R A N D O P E N IN G S A L E TH RO U G H O U T TH E S T O R E 1100 $. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, F L 3 2 2 -7 9 5 3 Mon Sot f AM S 10 PM s i t IN M U t S sum mi a u ih ... T H E M OST C O M P LET E S ELEC TIO N OF D R ES S FABRICS, P A T T ER N S , U P H O LS TER Y , N O T IO N S . TRIMS, C R A F T S , D RAPERY . . . �» BLONDIE 9 ■ 7 B -E v a n ln g Herald, Sanford, FI. Thurwfay, Aog. 22, Ifa s by Chic Young th at tm* sattho an T V C CHI CD CMCXEN by M ori Walkar BEETLE BAILEY by Art Santom U£eeftZETU£RxtCB CAU.HDU.LWAUT'CUTD H E tfW V OP TUB NXtC€UT‘ ARCHIE by Bob Montana EEK & MEEK by Howl* Schnaldar I THINK THE CDUKI^ ACt FARX50 UAJIEMT 7HLSE. DAfrS ... FCLITKAL CORRUPTION, CORfTPATE- SmjAWlGAWS (RCCX&D UAJOJ C05!£S what no ,iu ; THlAJK !*YJUL> n I THINKTWiY OUGHT X) MAKE. FREAKING.THE LAW A GRIME... ' OOX.FRjffJYR7 Decaffeinated Facts Lead To The Jitters DEAR DR. GOTT - I heard lungs, heart and kidneys. The that decaffeinated coffee Is put esophagus is often Involved, through a process that uses making swallowing difficult. Experts theorize that disorders em balm ing fluid. Is this t.ue? DEAR READER - Many peo­ o f connective tissue are second­ ple get Jittery, not from caffeine, ary to a m alfunction o f the but from the knowledge that I m m u n e s y s t e m — t h e decaffeinated coffee is processed biochemical police force that with em balm ing fluid. Maybe Identifies foreign proteins In our that's one reason decaf coffee bodies. Apparently, some peo­ doesn't keep us awake. T h e ple's Immune system s become formaldehyde used In the decaf- too b e llig e re n t an d attack felnatlng process does not affect normal structures, like those the final product. Still. It s a little containing collagen. Inffamma disconcerting to start the e m ­ balming process with a relaxing 4 Entangle ACROSS cup o f coffee long before most of 5 Sensational us are ready for the undertaker. 1 Latvian 6 Commentator If you are bothered by the 5 L «im Savereid thought o f possible chemical 9 1 Hks ___ " 7 M a o ____ adulteration. 1 rc<oBUuand jUmU 12 Parson post tung you purchase water-processed 13 Calfltisl bsir 8 Ventured decaffeinated coffee, which has 14 Bsvt'tgs 9 Glares not b e e n t r e a t e d w i t h conti.nsr 10 Hardy csbbags formaldehyde. • 15 Songitrsss 11 City in DEAR DR GOTT - You sugHorns Oklahoma gested taking Turns as a calcium 16 Asian monsy 19 Enpert flyer supplement. What about Turns' 17 Actor WHIaeh 21 Auxiliary sodium content? 18 Semitic 23 Rainbow DEAR READER - Turns Is Itngutga 24 Western weed composed o f calcium carbonate, 20 Eminad 25 Actor Montand which Is a good add absorber as COhsrsnt light 26 Ready monay well as a source of calcium. 22 1400 Romsn 27 Elan Turns does not contain vitamin 23 3. Roman 28 Decorata D. however, so people who use 24 Franch school 29 Tropical tree Tunis as a calcium supplement 27 Digs undar 30 Planted must obtain their vitamin D * wttt' 32 In case from a different source. 31 Cllipticsl 35 In the Many o f my patients who use 32 Put down (eventually) |2 calcium pills have chosen to take 33 Nigansn tubs w ds) two or three vltnmln-D pills a 34 Thsss (Ft | 1 4 2 day and lo make up the re­ 35 Minus 1 maining calcium dose with tw o 38 Sluics gats 11 or three Tunis. Thai seems lo 37 Wisconsin city work well and Is less expensive 39 Fraught is than relying solely on calclum-D 40 Bank paymsnt »■ combinations. The amount of (sbbr | sodium |h t Tunis tablet Is Insig­ 4 1 Clactnfiad pet' els nificant — about 3 mg. per tablet. 42 Mandscity i« as as — D EAR-D R; GOTT - What I* 45ttjgswavs _ collagen disease Isclerodernia)? I 49 Author Flaming 11 50 Bartsis have had one (Nislllve and two 14 52 Agat negative tests for II. 53 Brasd of dog DEAR READER - "Collagen disease" ira lly refers too class of 54 Sloth 55 Ganus of frogs diseases characterized by an 56 Wstsrmg plsca Inriamniullon of collagen, (h r Ixaly's '■cement." which con- 57 Nona (ScotI 58 Rhona tributary nrcls tissues together. A more 41 DOWN modern term Is "disorder of connective tissue." Scleroderma 51 1 Actrsss Is a form o f connecllve-lIssue Albright M disease. Il causes thickening and 2 Wife ol CuctsZain scarring of tlie* skin and certain Internal organs, notably Ihe 3 Ethiopian laka oats tlon and scarring result. No one k n o w s w hat causes th is to h a p p en . Treatm ent o f c o n ­ nective-tissue disorders Involves using drugs that reduce Irrita­ tion and undermine the Immune system 's normal defense m ech­ anisms. S end y o u r questions to D r Goti at n o Box 91428. C levc '.md. Ohio 44101 Answer to Previous Purrls _N [_U _N _C R _Y _ * _N _E_ A S T _7_ _o _o _N T E S N p _T_ A _i_ o_ _N c o_ _N K 38 Packing plant 38 Relative 39 baaebailer Gab 41 42 43 44 l _A 45 Government sgant (comp wd) rig 46 River in Turkey Publish Mouth parts Yelp Woman's name 47 Hair on lion's neck 46 River in Bavaria 51 Joke anthology I I CPai S bf NIA Inc WIN AT BRIDGE B y J a m e s Jacoby by Hargreaves A Sellars MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY TVS PlNALLV (SJT -1UATWAB&T IN MY &GH75. ^ IT VAS TW£ PWlCE OPA N6VV “V . ^'PS S fS l "Id le hands urr the devil's workshop" Is u good Puritan saying If you think of your opponent)* as diabolical defend­ ers w hen y ou 're In a slam conirucl. lake the Idle cards out of lltelr hands and you may see a devil transformed Intoun angel. Play for slam was quite good, depending on the clulm splitting 3-3 o r Ih e diamond fin esse working South won (hr opening lead In dummy anti started the trump suit West held off taking his trump ace until three rounds were played. Alter winning Ihe ace. West led a second heart. Declarer won In dum m y and came In his hunt! wllh Ihe club ace to draw the last trump. Then hr pluyrd to Ihe club king, and cashed the last hr art and Ihe last high club. When clubs did not spill. South played a diamond to the queen, unfortunately losing to West's singleton king. How can declarer acquire Xray vision? Not by putting on his Superman cape. Instead, he should lake Ihe Idle cards oul of the defenders' hands. He does so by playing his fifth spade, dis­ c a r d i n g a d i a m o n d fr o m dummy, before playing lo the club king lie now plays as before, cashing hts high heart and Ihe last high club. At the two-card ending, he leads dummy's diamond. When East follows w ith the Jack, he remembers (but East has the remaining club and so cannot have Ihe red king. W hen he rises wllh Ihe ace he la rewarded by the fall of Ihe king. NORTH 4QJJ VAKQ ♦ 15 4 WEST in n ♦ Ky t: EAST ♦ A 7 52 ♦ J 10954 > ♦4 ▼111 ♦ K ♦ J 109 17 ♦ J 101 J sot Til ♦ K 10 9 8 4 47 ♦ AQM ♦ A75 Vulnerable Both Dealer Ncrth W ril Pass P au Pau Pan Norik 1 NT 4* V4 Paas Eatl I’au Pau Pau Pau Pau Soaik 14 41 4* 14 Opening lead VJ HOROSCOPE FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves 5u£E\ THF AVERAGE1 P F /eyoN MOVF? o is jly o|s/C F E v E £ Y / E V f l V X fA P S , W lfc /? U T THAT? H<WE To Mo«j*F/ "\m a v h a >l by Jim Davis ( tV n N k * ? A C H C?/ o K A V ?! cess. Don't be afraid to let yourself want something sub­ stantial SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec YOUR BIRTHDAY 211 Do nut lie content with the A U G U S T 23. 1085 status quo today, even tf all Is There w ill be harmony and going relatively well You have balance In your affairs In the the gilt to make good things year ahead Your lime will be better. properly ap|>ortloned between CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. I‘J| luldlllng material needs and Y o u 're likely to reap your enjoying the lun things life has greatest returns toduy from fit­ lo offer. ting yourself Into situations V IR G O (Aug 23-Sept. 22) others have begun. You'll be H c m a r k u b le th in g s c o u ld rewarded for your contribution. iransplrr today If you hold a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb 19) |x>slllve attitude Keep picturing Well-placed com plim ents will the results vou desire. strengthen you r bonds with LIB R A (S ep t. 23-Oct. 23) friends today. If a pal desefves Perhaps you 've never thought of credit or recognition, be the one yourself us being inventive, but who does the honors. If conditions demand that you PISCES (Feb 20 March 191 Im provise toduy, the Edison Don't limit you r possibilities hidden within will emerge. because today you are capable of SCORPIO (Oct. 24 N ov.22) grand achievements. Think big Establishing flnanclul or m ateri­ and act accordingly. al objectives today will greatly ARIES IMarch 21 -April 19) enhance vour chances for suc­ Lucky things could happen for W h a t The Day W ill B rin g ... by Leonard Starr ANNIE by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS » CATTLE , Y0UN6LAIV! YOU TONOTfOKHTB pa h b a k b m c k 5H B E r 110 PUW.ICJ J1 ARE VtXJDOINGID EUTME iNiWILr >1 -p o o d s c u u m TOCP MUCKY tie NAS HtS MAC r J F A T / ??. | you today through your friends or social contacts. This Is not the time to be a homebody. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Y ou 're extrem ely resourceful today, especially when exposed to challenging conditions. In­ stinctively. you'll be uble to change bad situations Into good ones. O E M IN I (May 2 1J u n e 20) Express yourself spontaneously If you have an Important topic to d is c u s s t o d a y . Y o u r f ir s t thoughts will arouse the en­ thusiasm o f your listener. CANCER (June 21 J u ly 22) A series of unusual opportunities rnuy suddenly develop today th a t c o u ld be f i n a n c i a l l y meaningful. Each must be acted upon promptly. L E O (July 23 Aug 22) You'll have a number of occasions to see the law of reciprocity tn action today. When you do nice things for others, r.lce things will be done for you. The ipe a Of hAWKi A SON WITHOUT AMY OF The •ME SY WHEN NOW-ne MUOY NAS ASCUT MUST'VE EIGHT-GAVE HIM B een a m r o ? THAT M IFF AMP -O R ARE ALL A£SPOflStOU. ITT THIS STUFFf. yes APPCALf? TOHIM. a THOSE NEPAL* Feme? �E v e n in g H w I d , S m lo n l, F t. T lw n d i y . Aug. I I , I M S - IB 'Today' Tries To Broaden Its World Into Primetime By Joan Hanauer UPI T V Reporter NEW YORK fUPI) NBC'e Today” show Invaded prime lim e this week In order to establish a beachhead amonK evening viewers vaho have never watched the morning show and Increase Its share of the $200 million morning market. There were Bryant Gumbel. Jane Pauley, Willard Scott and G ene Shallt doing their In ­ gratiating show at 0 p.m. Instead of 8 a.m. on Monday night. They have to be Ingratiating because no one would tune In to watch Howard Cosell first thing In the morning. Th e results were Impressive. In the lO-cIty overnight ratings report;, about 7.250,000 viewers watched the "T od ay" show from 7 to 9 a.m.. Eastern time. There were about 19 million people watching "Today — At N igh t" Monday 8-9 p m. ” 1 think It's a great shot for us.” said Steve Friedman, exec­ utive producer o f "T o d a y ." "The real question Is. does It mean anything? W ill they tune In during the morning, and will th ey stay tuned It? But It certainly was a great shot for us." "Today" was the prototype fora morning talk shows. Introduced on Jan. 14. 1952. The Inspira­ tio n was D a v e G a rr o w a y 's Chicago-based "G a rro w a y at Large.'* and Garroway was the show's first host. Am ong his colleagues were Betsy Palmer. Jack Lescoulle. Frank Blair and a chimpanzee named J. Fred Muggs. Garroway remained with the show until June 1961. by which time It had been taken over by the news department, and his successsor for 15 months was John Chancellor. Hugh Downs, a former an­ nouncer on "T o n ig h t." became host In 1962 and held the post for nine years, when he was succeeded by Frank McGee, who kept the post until his death In 1974. Th at's when "T od a y " Inter­ vie w e r Barbara W allers was named co-host, eventually Joined by Jim Hartz. Walters left the show In 1976. wooed away by ABC to become the first woman to anchor a network evening news broadcast In uneasy double harness with Harry Keasoner. Meantime, back on "T od ay. Tom Brokaw was named host. Joined by Jane Pauley. Gumbel took o v e r the male hosting chores In 1982 when Brokaw moved on to the NBC Nightly News For years. "T od ay" was the to p -ra te d netw ork m o r n in g show. Th en In 1980 A B C 's "G ood Morning America." led by David Hartman, began taking N B C W ins R a tin g s R a c e W ith R e p e a ts NEW YORK IUPII - Th e NBC lineup o f sitcoms, headed by "T h e Cosby Show." won the prime lim e rerun ratings race again last wrek. with CBS In second and ABC third. Ratings for the wrek ending Aug 18. according lo the A.C. Nielsen Co., saw NBC win w llh a 12 8 rating and a 23 percent share o f the audience. C11S was second with a 12.0 rating and a 22 share, while ABC hud an 11.2 rating and 20 share. O f the top 10 shows, all were repeals Seven bore the NBC logo, six of which were situation comedies Tw o CBS shows were represented and Ihc good news for ABC was that a rerun of Its returning action-comedy series, "M oonlighting." also was In the top group. N B C ' s l i mi ted s e r i e s . "oceanQ u rst." did well, tying for 22nd place In the ratings, as did another limited series. " I Had Three W ives" on CBS. which tied for 28th "West 57th." the new CBS news magazine, placed 40th on a list of 64 shows, which Is not In the 60 Minutes" ratings class — but then. "bO Minutes" took several years to establish Its ratings credentials. Last wrek the August edition o f the new NBC m a g a zin e . " A m e r ic a n Almanac" with Roger Mudd. finished In a tie for 44th place. The 10 top prime time shows for ihc week ending Aug. IH according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: I . The Cosby Show (NBC) 2 Family Ties (NBC) 3. Murder. She Wrote (CBSI 4. Cheers (NBC) 5. Facts of Life |NBC| 6. Night Court (NBC) 7. Double Trouble (NBC) 8 Miami Vice (NBC) 9. Moonlighting (ABC) 10. Trapper John. M l) (CBS) over the top spot. On Feb. 1. day.” he said, referring to the every 30 seconds. So that Is 1982 "G M A " began a three-year NB C-"Today" show share o f the approximately $300.000a day." stint In first place. That ended In action. "Roughly, advertisers And that's a lot of breakfast March. 1985. when “ Today" pay an average of $15,000 for rhal. began to w in som e ratings weeks, and now Is In hoi pursuit of Hartman ft Co. CBS. which for years slaved with the straight news approach In the morning, also stayrd In third place. Its attem pts lo challenge "G M A " and "Tod ay" with Its "CB S Morning News" have so (ar been unsuccessful. The show currently has no male host and there have been reports that Phyllis George may not be permanent. Thai puls CBS In a poor position to com pete for the approximately $200 million-plus that Is the network share of the 7-9 a.m. audience, since adver­ tisers are reluctant to spend big bucks for an unknown quantity. 1 DRINK COCKTAIL PLUS 1 SHRIMP COCKTAIL All three networks split their 4 P.M. TIL 7 P.M. time 50-50 wltti loc.il stations. Friedman said, and be guessed A d ja cen t T o The H oliday Inn the local station lake might be A t The M arina twice that of the networks for the time period 323-1910 Sanford "W e have 10 mlnutc.,8 every S E A F O O D and SPIRITS COME TRY OUR HAPPY HOUR 2 For 1 C O C K T A IL S I rj Floyd Theatres m min v •j DEAD MOVELAND 0/1 271-1711 . Copy Deadline August 20 Publish Date Auguat 20 Carl Lewis On The Musical Track Storm, hope to cut an album by year's end " It 's not a rock or soul album but Just pop music." Lewis said "W e haven't done any gigs yet except for a couple of benents but I would like a long career as an entertainer and I enjoy It." A fter the exposure o f the Olympics. Lewis says being out of the public eye this year has done wonders for him Carl Lewis Is coming oul with an album and showed up for a track meet In Zurich looking more like pop star than an Olympic gold medal winner. Lewis, still cu ltivating his Grace Jones-stylc flattop, wore an aquam arine sm ock, sun­ glasses and faded designer Jeans tucked Into black and gold ankle boots. He and his band. Electric Jlo A t ’T ttw ite ' Oorloollnf Iftfce Mo w m On Mery If 92 • i ' bmo 14 Unto* r * >21 n o t mmUMDCK Hty (M U SH ir BREAKFAST o n c S O C I A L .......................... 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(M l PORfYi 13pS| leave it to eeaver 1:30 (X) O NEW AVCNOERB An adorm. ffll« 0 )A M WEATHER 7.00 0 ( 4 ) tod ay T i n CBS MOANFSGHEWS 1] h a 0OO0 MORNBSG AMERCA I f (MIFUNTBTOHU I to) FARM OAT ISISUBtRFRKNOt S 7:15 8 )|T 0 |A M WEATHER 7:30 I I (M l TOM ANO JERRY GDI HR SESAME STREET (R )g (B IS) BMRECTOR GADGET 7:36 11 FUNTST0NCS 600 11 OS) WOOOT YYO00BCCKIR ( 0 (S) HEATMCUFF 8:30 n (M l FWSK FAJVTMER ID l HR MWTtR ROOERS (R) (X IS) FAT ALBERT 6:36 O BEWITCHED too DIVORCE COURT IDONAHUS H (M l WALTONS (D I >01 SESAME STREET (R ig d ) « CAROL SURMEn A 12 HAZEL • 30 (DlOVlCO*#WCT10M mQOQST 8 $-.35 I I (M l ECTV StMNhas On Fanar (John candy) haasa Th* Fasan Muwawi'. I*N m o* boat Tim NFttrmmt iDara Thomaal n ar.iaaa a B X ' 6BVER SPOONS (R) I ) O HOUR MAGAZBrE (7 O 1*00 000 NAME THAT TUM 1 1 (M l BrQ VALLEY ■ MM MACrniG RABSBOW O IS) MY THREE io m b 1000 p s i BIZARRE 7M S MOVE Tha Monay JungN " |TSCSl JCFMEncaan LOWABngFM QL O C R S NEWSMGNTWATCH (Z) a 10.05 A OLOVBia (M) BEYtRLT MXLBlLLJfS ($10 to o MOVW WVt( And A Pray- 1140 Id) OF FORTUNE August 21-30 1:00 O 41 DATS OF OUR LIVES T O all my c h il d r e n 11 (M l DICK VAN DYKE (D (10) FLOFVOA HOME GROWN (D (I) MOVE (NO SATUR DAY) 1:05 Sunday 1:30 9 :4 5 & 1 1 :0 0 AM and 6 :3 0 PM 12 MOVW J I o AS THE WORLD TURNS 11 (MIGOMERRYLI f f i ( Wl RAWTBSO CERAMICS Weeknights 2:00 0 I ) another w o r l d I? 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DtPENOCR OF THEUMVERS4 4:35 12 ACOAMS FA4M.T 5:00 O 4 NEWLYWEO GAME (T O THREE'S COMPAJVY m ( J LETS MAKE A DEAL i t (MlCXJKMOFHAZZARO I to) READBS0 RAJNBOW (H I DREAM OF JlANNW S 505 U SAAOTBUNCH O MOVW 1.4/ bale of the c e n t j r y O RYAN'S MOPE I (W l VOYAGE OF TTW MBN (S) NEW OCR VAN DYKE MILTON KER 1230 O 4l SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 11: O YOUNG ANO THE REST- 606 Q I DREAM OF JIANFM O I LOVE LUCY it 12:05 12 LTTTLI MOUSE ON TH* PRA) RN 6:45 ( ] ) O EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK damttd baler* ha Cdn Bad Fwday or a pa* ol laaaam Noe agamy la too 1200 0 ( « mooat J O ( D O news 4 T (Ml BEWITCHED (D (T0| EVENBSO AT ROBS OKOMANNU 11 FUNTBdE 0 ) IS) R0B0TECH $05 «J 0 ■MO* a*o amnl AWOL L t n j I Viatnani War |A |g B O B ) OUNCE AFTERNOON 5:25 LCTTEAMAN ScnadiAad lormar Dab on Whaast mad angsr Mach ® c (1M 4I Harry OarvL^gs EVANGELIST 500 12:30 " u M U LOVE LUCY Evening Herald 0 ( 1 ) SCRABBLE (T O ALL-STAR *LfTZ ID ( toi flo n o a styli H (M l NEWS 11 A U M THE FAMAY O ( I ) LATE MOHT WITH DAVE) •:30 ( f) MOLLYWOOO ANO THE 1030 11 BANFORO ANO SON Classified Advertising Department 11:30 4:55 (7) U ■TARB (S m b IJ b w e n o e n t NEWS 11 MOVIE Ttu* 0r« A FtaThat Adrantura |I1 7 (| Wartan Oalaa. Laa Pat*an An *■ lyynan balnea. atyualica at las oan motlhodoa a ayt ahd* conlandmg adh a pnm IB-yaaf OM gat bat I on raNvmmg tarn 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 O ) ( to) w r re cooauNG n o w ® (•) FakatLY (X 10:20 Reach the people that need to reach you! Call today to place your business card In "Here's My Card." Bammat Facmii** *,*■!**« G^tN SAM . » m Il'n P B ^ S B R K J H T ( 7 ) 0 ANOR(R) 11 (Ml EKJHT • ENOUGH Oue-v Vr'r ~*j-anahi»> u a -i » »*noua hair aban aha a att aatad on a Display your business card on tlic most-read bulletin fx>ard In town — classified! J U»* (ntartatnmani |,*,, ^igM THURSDAY The serTice directory for piofesslonalsl 5:30 Hi ptoFire court M‘ A*S‘ H NEWS ) ( W) UNTAMED WORLD | « momanombot 8 5:35 S FATHER KN0WEECST VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR RONALD O. TAYLOR 1 Mile East Of Hwy. 17 92 On Hwy. 427 550 HESTER AVENUE SANFORD SPECIAL M USIC BY RICK R A G A N �4 B — E v w it f t f l H t f i M , S a n fo r d , f t . T h u r a d a y . A u g . 77. 1H J Legal Notice legal Notice NOTICE OP PUBLIC MEARINO NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N B Y T M E C I T Y O F LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A, that ttw Board of A d lu tfm o n f w ill hold 0 Public H earing on Sap tem per S. INS te cen tibar a Variance r equal tad by Flo rida R e tld e n fle l C e m m u n llie t to allow o f f t*da tetbeck In lieu of ma 7 0' required tid e setback for Itructure or. the fallow ing legally deteribedproporty Lof Its . Tiber on H in t Photo I I I . according to fha p la f thereof a t recorded In P lat Book x . Pago SI. Public R ecords of Samlnola County. F lo rida B eing m a rt g e n e ra lly da scribed a t I7S7 Grange C ircle. Longwood Florida. 77730 A Public Haarlng w ill ba held on September S. INS at f X P M by ttw Board of A d |u tt mant at the Longwood C ity H all, IIS W Warren Avenue (W ii-.a »treet entrance) Longw ood. Florida, or et toon thereafter •» possible A l th lt moating, a ll interested parties m ay appear to ba h a t'd with respect to ttw v a r ia n c e s re q u e s te d T h lt hearing may ba continued from tlm a to lim a until t r.ei action It taken by ttw Board o f A d |u tt mant A copy Of ttw variance request It an file w ith the C ity Clark and may ba inspected by fha p-«Mc. A ll portent are advised that If ttw y daclda to appeal any da c ltla n mada at mate hearings, they w ill need t varbatlm record of the procaadingt and lo r tuch p u rp o ta t. they w ill rwad te Intura that a verbatim record It mada. which record to Include ttw tettlm ony and evldrwce upon w hich ttw appaai It made The C ity 0* Longwood d o a t not provide m it varbatlm record. Deled th lt A ugutl II . INS Donald L Torry. C ity Clerk C ity of Longwood. 'orIda P ubllth Augutt 71. September I. INS OEI lOt NOTICE OP PUALIC H IA R IN O NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N B Y T H E C I T V O F LONG WOOD. FLORIDA. that th# Board o* Ad|u*tm#nt will hold • Rubik Haarlng an Sab tambav 1 IN I N consider a Variant# requested by Donna and Ronald Plgoft from ma raqulrad width of a torn m artial dr i raw ay (two way) o f 11 faaf to la Nat and I f toot, from th# raqulrad length of o parking (pata of 10 foot to IS faaf and from tna required width of a parking apata of t faaf doubU •fripad to I faaf a inches an th# fo llow ing lagally d a ttrlb a d proparty Lof X Haw ma Eaal I) SO Faal o f S o ld l o t S t) P la n o f lo ng wood at ratardad In Plat Book I. Pagat II. It. X and I I . Pwbllt R atordl of Samlnola County. F lor Ida Baing mora gtnarally da atribad a t 111 Of Bay A/anua. lo ng wood. Florida A Public Haarlng will ba hold on Sapfambar I. IttS af I X P M by ma Board of Ad|vtt mant at ttw longwood City Hall. IfS W Werren Aranua (W ilma S lra al an-rertcal lo/tgwoou, F lorfda. or at toon ttwraaflar at poatibfa At m u moating, all Intarattod partlat may appaar to ba Saa»d wttti latpact to t*o v a ria n c e s r a q v ia tt d T filt haerLig may ba tontlr.uod from tlma to tlma until final action It tokan by ftta Board of Ad|uat mant A copy ef ttw rarlanca raguatt It on fIN with tha City Clark and may ba Inapactad by ttw public All partont a rt adrltad that If ttwy daclda to appaai any da cltlan mada at ttwaa hearings, ttw / will naad a varbatlm record of trw procaadingt and far twch purpotat. ttwy will naad to intura ttutt a varbatlm racord It mada. which racord to Include tha fattlmany and arldrwca upon which rtw appaai It mada. Ttw C ity of longwood doat not provide m il varbatlm racord Oatad m it Augutt II. IttS Donald L. Tarry. City Clark City of longwood. Florida Publish Augutt H. Santemtwr I. INS DEI io; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE NO. M I7U CA41 B N A T IO N W ID E M U T U A L IN SURANCE COMPANY. P la in tiff. vt ROBERT W LUSK. Indlvldu a lly d /b /e G U LF COAST COMMUNICATION. Da Undent NOTICE OF ACTION TO ROBERT W LUSK. Indl v ldue lly d /b /a GULF COAST COMM UNICATION a d d ra tl unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIED that on action tor rtpeym enl of m onlet owed for tervtcea randarad h a t baen file d and you are required to verve a copy of your w ritte n da ten ta t, If any. la it on Samuel J Waite. P la in tiff! Attorney, whaee addreee la Peat Otttca *1* 1. t r - North hve . Ortende. Plartea lkkOl. an or before Sept >1, INS, and tile tha orig in a l with ttw Clark of m il court either before le rv lc e to P la in tiffs Attorney er Im m a dlately thereafter, otherwise a da faull w ill ba enter#d eg e ln tf you for the relief demanded In me Complaint WITNESS my hand and the eaal of this Court an ttw Iffh day of Auguet, INS (S E AL) □ A V IO N BERRIEN Clerh of ttw Circuit Court B y: Joan B ril lent Deputy Clark P u b llth : A ugu tl 11. IS. Sop tem bor S. II. INS OEI l i t IN T M f CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIO M T R E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT S IM IN O LR COUNTY. FLOR ID A CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO, M tS t CAOS Olv O PAN AMERICAN MORTGAGE C O R P O R A T IO N f o r m e r l y A T IC O M O R T O A O E COR PORATION. P la in tiff. LAWRENCE G W ARREN and K ATHERYN B W AR R EN , h it w lf a i A N G E L O A N T H O N Y F A R E S E and M A E A FARESE. h it w lfai and C ITY CONSUMERS. INC . De fondants N O T IC I OF ACTION TO : AN O ELO A N T H O N Y FARESE M A E A FARESE A d d ro ti Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY notified that * Complaint to foreclote a M ortgage encumbering the tol low ing real property l o t to l SPRING OAKS. UNIT 4. according to ttw P lat thereof a t recorded In Piet Book II . Pogat f S A to, Public R at or de of Samlnola County, F lo rida. ' has bean Iliad ag alntl you and you are toeulred to to rv a a copy af your w ritten d tla n ta t. It any. m n an JOHN M>. a a u u a M IL K , A ttorney tar P la M tttt. r h i w address It Past Office Boa 1111. M l t a i l Church Street. Orlande. P lo rld e . 11*01. and file the original with Ihe Clark o f fha above styled Court an o r before September II. INS. otherw ise a dafaull may ba entered agalnel you tor relief demended In the Complaint WITNESS my hand and eaal of to ld Court on August II . INS (SEAL) D A V IO N BERRIEN Clark of fha C ircuit Court By: Susan E Tabor Deputy Clark Publish A ugutl IS. 77. 2*. Sap tem ber S. INS O E I *4 NOTICE OF BU DO ST H IA R IN O The Board ol County C o m m lttlo n e rt w ill hold a Public H earing on A u g u tl I f . INS. al 10 00 A M . or a t toon thereafter a t possible. In the County C om m ltllon Mealing Hoorn 1110 W ott. Seminole County Sor v lc o t Building. HOI E a t! F l r t l S lraal. Sanford. Florida, lor the pur pose ol adopting supplemental budgets lo r F ltce l Year IN4/0S to In cluda monies received and cash balance forw ard In t i c a t t or below ihe o rig in a l budget estimates FISCAL YEAR ItM SI E stim ated Revenue and R tcslpls Fund! E fttlm dtdd E sp sn ta t General Sih A *th Can! G at Tae Interest A Sinking lib r a r y Bondi Laval S it S lrta l Lighting D is tric t 114 11*,*!! 14 X X I 111 f t * 11.770 134.21*413 7 4 X 2*7 • 11 f t * I7 .X 0 TOTAL AM ENDED BUDGETS 1)7.M l 21) 437.714 233 C om p lalt detent ef budgets are available lor public Inspection at •ha Office ol Management and Budget. Room n o E i l l Samlnola Coun •y S ervicai Building. Sanford. Florida "P a rto n t are advised that. II they daclda lo appeal any decisions made a l theca meetings/hoar Inge, fhay w ill need a record ol pro leadings end tor such purpose they may rwad to m tu rt that a verbs Urn record o l I he proceedings Is made w hich Includes the le itlm o n y and avldanca upon which I he eppael I t lo ba based, per Section 104 OIOS. F lo rid a Statutes " ATTEST: IS E A L I D A V ID N BERRIEN BOAR OOF C lark to the Beard at County COUNTY COMMISSIONERS C o m m lttlo n e rt In an lor SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R IO A Samlnola County. Florida By Robert Sturm. C hairm an P u b llth A ugutl II . INS O E I Itu CELEBRITY CIPHER Cew arey C g h w (>■**«< tww w e ir e e w a k m e voaiforw by tew teutpeeaw peel a n * prevent t e c s tetter n p w n p h e r tte n d i te. tnotnw to a ey n t e O e y u e w P b, CONNif WU Nl II "P V A N JD TPM J O V C 8 J F C IV JO L V V N O ." M E V — OPV D YN O F W M M O LE OPV C Y A V E L C E COPMVLJA. PREVIOUS SOLUTION Balter content with a handful of dry data* than to own Ihe Oala ol Peacock* and t># kicked in lha ay* by a broody camel " — Arab taw Legal Notice legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE C IR C U IT COURT FOR S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R IO A IN TNE C IR C U IT COURT PROBATE O lV IS IO tt OF THE E IG H TE E N TH File N um ber U414-CP JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT IN RE: E S TA TE O F IN A N O F O R AR TA VIO U SM AR IM O N SEMINOLE COUNTY. Deceased FLO R IO A N O T IC I OF CHASE HOME M O RTGAGE A D M IN IS TR A TIO N CORPORATION. TO A LL PERSONS HAVING P la in tiff. C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S vt A G A IN ST THE ABOVE CRISTA M N A P O LI, and If ESTATE A N D A L L OTHER m a r r i e d . " -----------------------PERSONS IN T E R E S T E D IN NAPOL' her husband, af al. THE ESTATE Defendants YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTICE OF ACTION N O T I F I E D l h a l t h e ad STATE OF FLO R ID A m inistration of the estate ef TO CRISTA M N APO LI A rtevlout M a rlm on . denote d Whose residence I* unknown You are hereby required lo I File Number i t 414 CP. It pend mg In the C ircu it Court lor file your e n tw a r or w ritte n S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a . delanta t. II any. In the above Probate O lyltlo n . tha ed drett af proceeding w ith the Clark of th lt which I t TO! N Park Avenue. Court, and lo serve e copy Sanford. F L » 7 7 t The per tonal thereof upon the P le ln llir t at representative af tha estate It le r n a y t . w hose n a m e and Linda McOueen. whose eddrett address eppeart hereon, on or I t *1S P ark Avenue. Apt Its. b rlo rt the > d day of September T ltu tvllle . F L 171*0 Tha name INS. the nature e l this proceed mg ba'ng a l u l l lo r foreclosure j and e d d re tt of the personal ol mortgage agalnel the follow ' re p re se n ta tive s attorney a rt •at torth be low Ing described p roperly, to w ll A ll p a rto n t having claim s or Unit 111. B uilding 100. ALTA demands a g a ln tl tha estate are MONTE V ILLA G E I. a con re q u ire d . W IT H IN TH R E E dominium In accordance with MONTHS f r o m THE OJTC end tub|ecl to the Declaration pi OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Condominium recorded In Of OF THIS NOTICE, to bla with flclal Records Book IIS /. Page tha clerk e f fha above court a 1007. P u b lic R a c o r d i o l written etatoment ef any claim Samlnola County. Flo rida o ' demand they may have Earn II you fall to file your anewar or claim m u tt be in w ritin g end written defenses In tha above m u tt Indicate the bat it tor the proceeding, on P la in tiff's a l claim , tha name and a d d ra tl af I or nay. a dafaull w ill ba entered tha creditor or h it agent or egelnit you lo r ttw rebel de a tto rn e y , a n d th e a m ount mended In the C om plaint or claimed If tha cla im I t not yet P e llllo n D O N E A N D OR due. the d a ta whan It w ill OEREO AT Sanford. Samlnola become due th a n ba stated If County. Stale o l Florida, th lt tha claim la contingent or wnll X th day ol July. INS quldated tha n a tu re o f the ISEALI uncertainty shall ba stated If OAVIDN B E R R IE N •he claim : t secured the eecuri CLERKOF THE ty sh a ll ba d e s c rib e d The CIRCUIT COURT claimant th a n deliver sufficient By Susan E Tabor copies ol the cla im to lha dark Deputy Clark to enable tha d a rk to m a ll ana P ubllth A ugutl l . t . IS. 71 INS copy to each personal rapr* OEI II tentative A ll p a rto n t Interested In fha I N T M lT lR C U lf COURT estate to whom a copy af th lt OF THE IIT M Notice of A d m in istra tio n hat JUOICIAL C IR C U IT. bean m a ile d a re ra q u lra d . IN A N O F O R W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS S E M IN O L IC O U N T Y , FLORIDA FROM. THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF CIVIL D IV IS IO N THIS NOTICE, to file any ob c a s e n o as h m CAee o |a d lent they m ay have lhal JU D O E M IZ E challenge lha v a lid ity of the RHEA REIN. decedent t w ill. Ihe quallllce P la in tiff. bone af the personal rapr# vt te n ta tiv e , o r th a venue er V IR G IN IA R N U N LE Y a /k /a | ur Iedict Ion o f the court V IR G IN IA RUTH N U N LF Y and A LL C LA IM S . D EM ANDS ----------- N U N LE Y, her spouM ANO O BJECTIONS NOT SO If any, F ILE D W ILL BE FOREVER D afandanlt BARREO NOTICE TO SUIT Dale of fha b r t f publication ol TO V IR G IN IA R N U N LE Y to ll Notice of A dm inistration a /k/e V IR G IN IA RUTH August 17. I N I NUNLEY and — — - N U N LE Y, Linda McQueen. her spout*. II any JJ70 le n tb u ry A t Par tonal Representative Village Drive A tla n ta Georgia ol the E state of X14I A rtevlo ut M arlm on. YOU. and each o l YOU. are Dec eased hereby nollbed lh a l an action lo ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL foreclote a m ortgage on Ihe R E PR ESEN TATIVE following properly in Samlnola ROBERTO M E L T O N .P A County. Florida P O Drawer 1071 Lot t. Block " E " , laet the Orlando. F L 12*07 W a ll t leal thereof. RIDGE Ta Wphorw (K 1 I4 4 I 4400 HIGH FIRST A D D IT IO N , a t P ubllth August 71.7*. I N I par plat Ihereof, a t recorded In DEI l i t Plot Book II. Page IS. Public Records ol Samlnola County. Florida AND Including ttw buildings IN T H t C IR C U IT COURT and a p p u rte n a n c e s lo c a te d OP THR H TH jiin ir m r u r iiu thereon, end together w ith the furniture. tuvniaM nqi and lie IN AN O FO R turee situate therein ana lac tie d H M I N O L I COUNTY. •hereon. FLORIOA hat been I Had a g a ln tl you and O EN C RAL •he above named Defendants, JURISDICTION OIVISION and you are required to servo a C A S IN O U H41 CA te P COPY af your w ritte n defenses It PEN IN S U LA FEDERAL a n y . la It on M A R K S A V IN G S A N D LOAN BUCHBINDER. ESO . P lain ASSOCIATION, a United Slatat •Iff t attorney, who*# e d d re tt corporation. It Dedeland Square. Sulla M l. P laintiff. 7/00 N o rth K e n d a ll D riv e . vt M iam i. Florida UIS4. on or 0 K E ITH KIRSCHGESSNER. before September *. INS. and APR IL C KIRSCHGESSNER. file the original w ith tha Clark of VICKI J KIRSCHGESSNER th lt Court tith e * before service ASMWOOO C O N D O M IN IU M on P la in tiff t attorney or Imm a ASSOCIATION. INC . DONAIO dielely ttw ra aflar; otherwise a H HUBBARD. CLARA A default w ill ba entered ag a ln tl HUBBARD. THOMAS J you lor ttw re lie f demanded In HARMON A N O J A Y COMO ttw Complaint Defendants WITNESS my hand and teal NOTICE OF ACTION ol I t ili Court, on A u g u tl S. INS CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE O A V ID N B E R R IE N PROPERTY Clerk ol the C ircu it Court I Florida Bar No M lT tll By AgnetE Sulek TO D efendants. O K E I T H A t Deputy Clark KIRSCHGESSNER and APRIL P ubllth A ugutl I. IS. 11. 1*. C KIRSC H G ESSN ER . re d d INS race unknown, and a ll partont D E I 44 claiming Interest by. through, under, or against to ld Oaten IN THE CIRCUIT COURT dante IN A N O F O R YOU ARE N O T IF IE D lh a l an THE E IG H TE E N TH eel on to lor ac lota an the follow JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ing d e tc r lb o d p r o p o r ty In IN A N O F O R Samlnola County, Flo rida SEMINOLE COUNTY. UNIT 107 C. In ASHWOOO FLORIDA CONDOMINIUM according la C IVIL ACTION NO ttw Declaration e l Condominium U D M CA X -P thereof, re corde d In O fb d e l S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR Records Book t i l l , Pag* Its* DIVISION P and amended In O ffic ia l R* IN THE A D O P T I O N OF cordt Book 1414. Pag* 114 of lha J U L I E M A R I E Public R ecords af Samlnola DlBARTOLOMEO. County. F lo rida together with NOTICE OF ACTION an undivided Interest In lha TO VORIS PATRICK CONNOrf common d e m e n ti declared In ADDRESS UNKNOWN t e id d e c l a r a t i o n o f Con YOU ARE H E R E B Y dominium to ba an appurtenc* N O TIFIED lh a l a P ellllon lor •o ttw Condominium unit Adoption het bean bled in tha hat been bled against you and above referenced m a tter and you a r t raqulrad to ta r va a copy that you a rt required lo terve a of your w ritte n defenses If any. copy ol your H etponte or An to If on JAM ES W SHINDELL. tw ar to the P etition upon lha P i e l n t l t l t a tt o r n e y w h a t* P e titio n e r's a tto rn e y . W C eddrett It S m a th a n A AIRTH. JR ESQ . e l P O Bet Thompson. t X I A lfre d I duPonl t i l l . Orlando. F lo rida 11*01. and B u ild in g , la * E a st F la g le r Ilia lha original Response er Sbeal. M ia m i. Florida, on or Anewar In lha office o l lha Clark be lore Sapfambar 11. I to t and ol lha Circuit Court tor Samlnola HI* Ih* orig inal w ith ttw Clark el County. Florida, a l Sanford IM i Court either before tarvica Florida, on or be tore lha leth on P laintiff t attorney or Imma day ol September, I N I II you d<*t#ly thereafter other wise a tail to da to. a D eleu ll J udgmenl default w ill be entered egem tl w ill ba taken a g a ln tl you tor the you for Ih* r a il* ! demanded in rebel demanded In the P ellllon •h* Complaint DATED el Sentord. Seminole WITNESS m y hand and eaal County. Florida title ISth day of et m it Court an l l t h Augutt Augutl. A 0 INS Ito) DAVIO N B E R R IE N ISEALI CLERKOF DAVIO N B E R R IE N THE CIRCUIT COURT at Clark o l said Court BY AgnatSulek By Susan E Tabor Deputy Clark a t Deputy C lark P ubllth A ugutt 11. 1*. Sop Publish A u g u tl IS. 17 I f Sep •amber S. II. I N I Umber I. INS OEI IX OEI *1 by Berke Breathed BLOOM C O U N TY \ / « 3 cut r u n M M V H tX t fH P H b mams-KvnaMxrrv iMCtvtmomnw m rm o - 'N S H t S A fiiA / iK % M CUT CH A m tm m c f j o u o h y Of SOf PtXteKY f h a th m p t* h m rr n m r u ii CMtni ai\*o <r- m x t m ju c n V tf sam t ATIMTK n tS N N Q h W n *. nnu cor tartss 71— H e l p W a n t e d CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF A P U BLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Nolle# I t hereby given met a Public H aarlng w ill ba held at ttw C am m lteion Room in the 1 tins* ...................«7C . I C ity H a ll In the C ity of Sanford. 3 c e n s e c v tiv * tlRtoS S IC * I F lo rid *, a l l M o'clock P M on 1 : 3 0 A .M . - 5 .3 0 P M. Sapfambar 71 ItoJ. to cont.der 7 c * t n * c u t i y * tiR M * 52C • I ttw adoption of an ordinance by M O N D A Y th r u FRIDAY 1 0 C M B dC sthra tiR M * 4AC ■ I ttw C ity of Sanford. Florida, at SATURDAY 9 O n t r t c t H ates A y a iU b ic toftow t 3 Linas M inim um ORD IN ANC E NO ITT] AN O R D INANCE OF THE C IT Y OF S A N F O R O . DEADLINES F L O R I O A . TO A N N E X W IT H IN TH E CORPORATE Noon The Doy B efore Publication A R E A OF T H E C I T Y OF SANFORD, FLORIOA. UPON Sunday • N oon Friday ADOPTION OF SAID ORDI NANCE. A PORTION OF THE M ondoy -1 1 :0 0 A .M . Saturday P R O P E R T Y L Y I N G BE TWEEN S R 40 ANO THE VACATE D SEABOARD C O A S T LIN E RAILROAD R IG H T OF W A Y . ANO BE 7 1 -H elp Wanted T WE E N OREGON AVENUE 21—Persoruls AND JE W E TT ROAD SAID PROPER TY B EING SITUAT ED IN SEM INOLE COUNTY, CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER FLO R IO A IN ACCORDANCE ABORTION COUNSELING Work when you want W ITH THE VOLUNTARY •ndev CellSuser 71100J! F r * o Pregnancy T * t!» A N N E X A T IO N PROVISIONS C onfidential In d iv id u a l __________ No faal OF SECTION 111 044. FLORIOA a ssista n ce C all fa t STATUTES. PROVIOING FOR AVON EARNINGS W O W !!' appointm ent evening hours OPEN TERRITORIES N O W III S E V E R A B IL IT Y . CONFLICTS. avitobto . ......Ut-fats r ia u w in uit AND E F F E C T IV E OATE W HEREAS, thee* hat b#*n AIR CONDIT'.ONIRC filed wtm ttw City Ctork of tha 33— Lost A Found C ity o f S anford. Flo rida, a MECHANICS pabbon containing ttw names of Installation Salary based on LOST- 1 dogs, mother * dough ttw property owners in ttw are# #»p#r Unco plus b o rw f'tt Paid tar 1 weeks ago. a*A * l l t h described hareineftor request v a c a t i o n an d h o l i d a y s S t. Both W iry haired Reddish ing an nota tion to ttw csrporaU XS 177 4)42 _______________ b ro w n w rb la c k m a rk in g s , area ot tha City ol Sentord A LL TYPES JOBS b la c k « / w h ll * m a rk in g s Florida, and raquaebng to b t START WORK NOW! m ain_______ iw lu d a d therein, and A s W H E R E A S , the P ro p e rty L O S T -ln dow ntow n S anford Appreleer of Samlnow County. oroa Sm whiU maU dog. LA B O R TORCt Florida, having certified mat w 's h o rt hair, long hair an ta il m it aees ' ■ *• *•» there are three property ownert Blua nylon cellar, w hit* flea I NO ▼ FE E I In Ih * e re t to be anrwied. end c o l l a r (a n m e d ic a tio n ) Report r«*4y tor work Al A AM lh a l to ld property owners have Substantial r iw ard 117 11X A0;W lOt $» W nford t/gned tha P etition tor Anrwe* 3211550 ______ bon. and 25—Special Notices W HEREAS. It h a t been da Apt Maintenance E iperienced tarm lrw d that ttw proparty de parson needed tor com ple* in • c r lb a d h e re in a fte r It R IO S A LE I Sentord Applicant must have reasonably compact and con H ybrid A fric a * VWtot Plants own hand tools and basic bguout to ttw corporaU #r»#t of Reduced Prices I re pair skills Good starting ttw C ity of Sanford. Florida, and • i m l l y i s ............Aug. Mft* X th salary and a ic tlla n t banaflts It h a t fu rth e r baen determined Call to r opp-t................... 1174414 Apply In confidence to San th a t Ih * an nexation ol eald lo rd M a in !. 2400 Georgia A re I W IL L CARE FOR THE EL proparty w ill not result In ttw Sentord. FI W l l ____________ D E R . Y In m y horn# Call craatlon of any enclave: end ixsimaam ________ A R E YOU S T I L L W HEREAS, ttw City ol San U N E M P LO Y E D ! ARE YOU TLC Heme Campanlaat.lac. lord. F lo rid a . I t In a pot I bon lo T I R E D OF H E A R IN O . O vality Live In i provide m u nicipal tervIcet to -WE RE LOOKING FOR O ra ca .............................. I M - I t t l . Ihe proporty described herein, EXPER IENC E ! ARE YOU end that the C ity Commission ol # M A R Y KAY COSMETICS e REALLY SATISFIED Skin c a r* and color fla ir ttw C ity of Sanford. Florida, W O R K IN G FOR THE CONNIE 1711114 deem i it In the best inter t i t of M IN IM U M W AO E! W OULD the C ity to accept to ld pabbon YOU LIK E TO R E C E IV k and lo anrwe to ld property 27—Nursery A THE NECESSARY NOW TH E R E FO R E . BE IT TRAINIM O TO CURE THE Child Care ENACTEO BY THE PEOPLE ABOVE PROBLEM! OF THE CI TY OF SANFORD FLO R ID A B abysitting In my home R# THE NAVAL AIR RESERVE SECTION I That ttw pro sponsible mother Hot meals CAN HELP YOUI party described below situated 171 744*. anytim e___________ In Seminole County, Florida, be THE N A V A L A I R RESERVE W ill baby sit In my horn* days, end Ih * tam e I t hereby anrwied IN JACKSONVILLE HAS nights, weekends Any Ag# to and m ad* a p a ri of tha City of O PENINGS IN ALL C all m X l l ______ Sentord. F lo rida, pursuant to A VIATIO N FIELDS AS ttw volun tary anrw iebon pro W E L L AS MANY OTHER v is io n s o t S e c tio n I f l 044, 33— Real Estate PROFESSIONS Florida S tatu U t Courses PAR C EL I S 10 chains ot N JOIN THE H M tt of E 1 chains ol N E U NAVAL AIR RESERVE ol Socbon I*. Township i f South. * * * * ANO YOU'LL TAKE A BIO Rang* X East. (L ata E I I tt I. * Thinking •• getting 4 * Containing I S acre*, mora or STEP TOWAROS YOUR e Reel ■ •tola Ucarwaf * FUTU RE. • GOOD PART tost. W * attar Fra* Tvltwn T IM E PAY. * TECH N IC AL Parcel ! : S E ‘e o l N E U S i r d zzM m o . . T; elAirte I ot SI YWrl'Y-to Avanus IL a u E TRAININO. * THE NEW O I Call Otck ar V U kl tor details I chains and read) and I . Vs f t • IL L THAT FULLY PAYS a t n iw i n t - im fv t. n e t* * * % R 14. U c tta n 1*. Taw nthl* <* NETIR EM C N T AND w U P R Kaye* et P tor Ida., la c . South. R ang* X East. Contain INSURANCE ARE ONLY ^ ^ _ » * J f * a r s J t o £ * r l* iic H _ _ _ Ing 102 acres m ore ar last. SOME OP THE BEN E FITS Per cal 1: S to of LoU I I and THE NAVAL AIR R IS E R V I X . a ll L o tt X through 44. and 55— Business HAS TO OFFER. SCMR L o tt 11 and S4. of M M Smith t a E X C E L L E N T BONUSES Opportunities Third Subdivision. P lal Book I. ARE ALSO A V A ILA B LE TO P tg * *4, P ublic Records of Q U A L IF IE D APPLICANTS Samlnola County. Florida. Con OON'T WASTE AN F a m ily restaurant Low InU r tam ing 11 i ] acrat. more or OPPORTUNITY! o il e itu m a b l* mortgagee U tt. CALL T O L L F R E E i Reasonable lass* Sam * Parcel 4 L o tt II. I f and I I . Ol lo c a tio n 19 ysars F u ll 1100-521 1311 ttw M M Sm ith s Third Sub • * r v lc * Call for datails FOR MORE INFO RM ATION d lv ltlo n . and N I X tael of S IX Owner Broker 177 *411______ Avan Beauty Ca. •eel of E M foot Of Lot X . M M Now Sm yrna Baach Choice ot Smith t T h ird Subdivision. Plal S tan your awn bwsinast for LSI Two Successful Restaurant Book I. Pago (a. Public Records m saio ........ wi ion Businesses tor SOW. both on of Seminole County, Florida. m a |o r highway location* w ith Containing X acrat. more or CABLE IV owner financing Books avail U tt. CONTACT PERSON a b l* to qualified buyer Parcel s Blocks I ) and 14. M M S m ith's Subdivision. Plal beechside Reelty, REALTORS FU aibU hours ovonlngt ond Booh I. P ag* is. Public Records »»« s i; I I I ! _______ Open I D eytl Saturdays bast tlma Possible ol Samlnola County. Florida. to make SMIO plus m onthly Containing X acrat. more or p a rt tim * Not sa la t Car U tt A l— Money to Lend required Individuals needed SECTION I That upon m il Sanford end all areas 11* 7X1 ordinance becoming effective N i l O MONEY! th* p roperty owners and any CARPENTERS & HELPERS resident on ttw proparty d t Evaryona doat at tom * tlm a If Wanted Longwood areas Call ter ibad herein shall ba entitled you own a ham* and have a a fte r a x s m n a i__________ to a ll tha rig h ts and privileges lo t. It s ta t U r than you think and Im m unities a t a r t from CHURCH ORGANIST lim a to lim a granted to ra ti Wednesday tva n ln g t and Sun CRE0IT1 dents and property owners at day services Send re tu rn * Ih* C ity of Sentord. Florida, t t and church background to S it NO P E O B L IM I further provided In Chaptar 111. P ark A v * . Sentord 12111 F lo rid a S ta tu te s, and shall A ttn Music Dirac tor a x •*«• further be sub|act to ttw r * C a m p e ttr O pe rato r A Pra tp o n s lb lllb a t of residence or F R E t O L A N O E R . INC. gra m m a r Call New H o rl ownership a t m y tram tlma to The Mortgage Paapto ran* M l 1X0______________ tlm a be d e te rm in e d by Ih* 11* I . Attamaata Orlv# governing au thority at tha City CONCESSION CLERK ‘ Licensed Mortgage Broker ot Sentord Florida, and ttw E aperient* halpful Apply provisions ot said Chapter 111. CENTRAL FLORIOA ZOO Florida Slatutos 71—Help Wented Ito S Tuat thru Sat SECTION 1 It any section or ____ 1214411________ p o rtion o f a tactio n ot mis Congenial C nriite m woman w ill A c ry lic Applicators ordinance proves to be Invalid apply protective coating an s h a re hausa a r a p t w ith unlaw ful, or unconstitutional. II another W riU name number c a rt, boats and plarw t U to shall not ba held to impair ttw t i l par hour Ws tra in Par and address • • Baa to l. va lid ity, to re * tr atfact af any w ork In Sentord area call S anlerd H arald. p O Baa other tactio n tr part of mis Tampaanaaami 1411. Sentord f l M i l l ______ ordinance Censlrvetwn W s rk trt A L a b a n SECTION s That all ordi nances or parts of ordinances In A ll T r* d * t' Call New Horl conflict herew ith ba and ttw tons M l 1X9 tarn* a r* hereby revoked I n t id * p o tltla n In W o rke r's CRT OPEBATOR SECTION I That mis ordi Compensation Claims Oapt Data entry aapavianc* tor par none* shall bacam* e tU ctlvt fa r a s p a rla n c a d a * |u s !* r mananl positions W ith grow th Im m ediately upon Its passage M ust have U t Camp License potential Never a teal and adoption or A ll Linas Licons* Alta TEMP PERM_____ 774-1341 A copy shall be available al m onto Spgt Ca Banatitt H rt • S Call Barbara. **> *1*1. ih * O ffice at tha City Clark tor D IETAR Y CLEANINO A I D ! all persons desiring te taarnma ■ i f . *1 . C r a n p S p a tia l S arvka *. EOE P a rt tlm a . Mon F r l H o u r* A ll p e r il* * In IM a ratl and negotiable E O E Apply at <lin e n s shall h e w an gpportuni DeBery Manor, SO N Hwy •y to b * heard at said haarlng I I f l . OaBary. FL By order ef fha City Cam DOCK WORKERS W AN TED mission at tha C ity of Sanford Must h e r* High School C duc* Florida •ton E iperwnced preferred m AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC II handling Itv* Ullage Soma a parson decidet to appaai a night work Far further In decision made w ith respect to NOTICE form ation contact J e rry *• any m a tte r considered al Ihe Pursuant to Chapter to O il. Transport Brokerage between ab ow moating er hearing, he F lo rid a Slatutos. N O T IC I I I * S P M Tuesday or T h u rt may naad a varbatlm recard af M I B E B V G I V E N th a t Ih * day A pplicationt ec cap tad •• ttw procaadingt. Including Ih* Supervisor af Etoctient O ffk * . 1X0 S French A v* R at* ol •attim eny and avldanca. which located at th * Seminar* County pay based on previous a ip a rl racord Is net presided by tha Services Building. IN I E F irst City al Sentord IPSM 4 0IM I Street Sentord. I main entrance D R IV ER N E ED ED V alid F l* H N Tamm, Jr an F irs t Street I shall rem ain I leans* F u ll lim a em ploy City C lark open an P i* Saturdays listed m ant Apply A ltornative TV Publish August 77. X . Sap below tram I N A M to l « J IA g g I k ffc a J tIX O e Um bar 1 1 ft* OEI to P M tor r otor registration end E XEC U TIVE SECRETARY changes In ragistraUan and tha W ith a r a ith a u t ih a rth a n d i B ranch Otttca. located at the f ic t it io u s n a m e P r a fa r r a b ly W ANG w a r * Sand Lake Cantor interwetton N stlc* Is hereby g lw n lhal I pr a c ts so rt Needed In Ih * am engegad in busnass al 1111 of SR 414 and Sand Lak* Read. Lake M ary Arse A ltam onte Springe, shall rem ain S Orlando O rlv*. Sanford. Ablest Tsmparar y S a n k * * Samlnola County. F lo rid * coder open an m * Sot towing Saturdays M1-1MB fro m 1 M A M t o t « P M ttw fk tltto u t name of V. C R . August is IMS and m at I Intend to rag it U r said August I I . IMS name w ith m * Clark ef m* Sapfambar 1. IMS C ircuit Court. Sami not* County September u . IMS Florida In accordance wim ttw September ] l . legs p ro v is io n * a f th * F ictitio u s Nam* Slatutos. T o w it Sacte n Sandras G «*rd •e l Of F lo rid a Slatutos I W Sam Inara County Suparnsar a l '%■ Rosa II M arion w ith k n e iU d g o to hydraulics b Publish A u g u s t* IJ n X . ItoJ Publish August 12. IMS tra ito r repair DeLend a re * DEI H I 0 (1 IS Me I X X l l S e m in o le 322-2611 O rla n d o * W in te r P a rk 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS RATES AAA TEMP ADJUSTER Legal Notice EXPERIENCED DIESEL MECHANIC J J ~ l ^ - 's . V . * ' ■• • ' - - EXPERIENCED: Table le w Opera to r i * Truck Leaders Hospital, bonus, vacation, and holidays Apply FORM ITCX P ort of Sanford Lake M onro* g *ii or i a i EXPERIENCED FL00RUAN Naaded Night shift 1 pm to 1 am Monday th r u F rid a y GrrA bana' ts apply a tta r f am Da Bar y M anor. *0 N Hwy I I *1. OaBary E O E FILE CLERK t t * Train to keep m edical files A dvancem ent i t u n lim ite d w ith th lt hugh c lin k I Employment 323-5176 1171 F rench A v* Fr«»-4 Hours a Day 7 te to IS An Hour Interesting Phone Work Ws w ill tra in In a casual atm otphar* Call O* lores XX ISM FULL TIME PORTER M u tt b* over t i years old A hava aaparlanc# A p p ly In parson bator* I I or a tta r 1. Bargar King, ta a to rd __ O IN E V A AREA Naad m ature, responsible woman tor a fa r school car* In my hem * Must h e r* reliable transportation Call las 1131_______________ H a r d e tr * Salas C lark- F u ll lim e , m a tu r*. aepariancad pr ef er r ed, but w ilt tr a in Apply 104 Manor A v* . A lla monU Sprat ■*4 1 10H_______ H ELP WANTED Year around farm help needed to w ork on new tod f a r m In O staan C i p r n a r . i p referred Con tact FLORITUEF. INC PO Baa 124* K ltu m m e *. Fl t il* 1 ( X IIM I- m ia r f» ) M 4 Housaktapar BabfUttai M a tur*. dependable woman w ith own transportation Rat ara n cts 4 d a ys/ 1 hours 177 4X1 or 4 » 34*4___________ Irrigation Installer wanted E> perlancad pr ef er r ed M u tt hava transportation M l a p t / • A n n F a b rics, o n * o f th * country's largest fa b ric r * falters, w ill b * opening a new store toon In Sentord and Is M a k in g M l end p e rt tim e tales associates I f you onlay tawing and working w ith pao p i * a p p ly In p a r s o n an Thursday. August 7»th. from IG II. or 1 X J » P M al JoAnn's Fabrics. Zayre Shopping P lata. Sentord LPN P art tlm a for 44 bed IC F /M R M l T ill___________ LABOR ONLY have ell tools Mow. trim , weed I t o * h r t par weak 377 T*tO LABORERS R tllabU workers needed lor llr * ! shltt Ablest Temporary Services m i ns* LANDSCAPE LABORENS Full llm s p e titio n s a v a ila b le r v iv a - s Means* r * q c '- s d m i n ___________ wPANTRUDINIRG room * * WORKER * F u ll lim a lor Senior R ollrom anl Community EvperUnco do tire d Pleasant appearance and personality required W ill c o n s id e r I r o n i n g w i l l in g laarnar Good wages Apply t t HOWELL PLACE XO A irport Blvd Between 7 A 4PM Or call Sanford Mon Frl 121 7X4 liv e M Camp#Man Congenial and a sp a rla n ca d F a r In torvlaw w rit* rutm*. address and number to Boa not. Sanlord H erald. Bos IAS!. Sentord Fl MTT7 143! MAIDS tta lp use Han up Call 74! *714 D river t lie a n t* raq ui. ed MANAOER TRAIN EE and P art tim e saws people needed to work nights and weekends at Fam ily tun cantor In Sentord P la n Must be m a tu r*. da pandabU and bondebU I I M hours par weak C all M l a m tor tppamfm anl_____________ MECHANICS Far II I A 2nd s h ift. M u tt h e r* 1 y rs a a p a rta n c * on M a ck truck A lta need PM M E N Good working conditions A benefits Apply in parson IW t. i l l Hope Strees MEDICAL OFFICE INSURANCE BILLING CLERK Submit resume to ISO) Medical P la t*. Sul to IX . Sanlord. F L M771_____________________ New Construction help Window ileaner and rough In person M u tt bo dependable C all m x u ___________________ Offk* Htip- All Kinds! M l 1XO Call New Horl ions Orat lha load Truck DrwtfCall New Horltons M l IMP CASHIER TYPIST PART TIME For Lacal Consumer Lean Of flea Mrs t I M ) 177 JO*! Till SETTER TRAINEE Local company looking tor III* helpers E sparincantad or w ill •rein ImmadtaU work avail abt* Room and board p ra vtdad with out * • town lobs Call Oa* Dae at: M l itso RECREATION AIDE F a r D a va la p m a n ta lly O lt abiad IC F/M R P a n tim * and avanlngs M l M il___________ SALES PEOPLE N E E D E D La rg * velum * used car lot ■ seal Uni Camm Experience preferred Sanford M l 11to Somlnoto Chi Idcart Cantor Needs Dedicated Teacher tor M l Ito * TtNRECOFOOO STORE t Mow ac cap! ing appUcaikans im p a n time A fuilttm # cashlars. T w a tte Faw *11. Ostaan K �71— Help Wanted REAL ESTATE SAUS rEOPU M*9f' Earning* Potential I W od*m office In aacoltertf lotntlon- Complat* training program N n divltlon of old e ite b tlth a d firm Coll now tor d o tell* on pteatent w orking condition* and to »*< ur* your future Jim R affe rty } / * aai* Tired * f Job Hunting? Coll Fu ture * ftity h o x hundred* of |ob opan.ng* lor Ihooo w ho w o o l to w o rk in ooo C E M E N T WORKERS A H E L P E R S Eacollonf pay Sterf rig h t away i l l o n h e l p e r s no o« porlorKO n rc a tie ry Full lim o Good tu n in g p o r i n o n delivery O a la t I a d rm . E f f i c i e n c y Parfact tor I working adult 1*8 wk Mel u til th a t a S’ 00 dagotit r o a l.o r ia t m Small garaga apartm ant tor ona w s rk ln g ad u lt Lady p ra ta rra d STS p a ' waak p lu t N Can m M U Small garaga aoartm anl tec ona working adult STS par waak p lut dapotlt U tltltlai fu m ithad JJ3 M U __________ I bdrm a ir conditlonad Q uit* araa STM mo Broker Owrtar JJJ W Y J o rm e w s __________ J E lflc lo n c la t tu r n lth a d . 1 Bdrm unturnlthad Start at 1700 par month Call Ik tt attar 4 P M________________ I I ' R E C - V E E C a rp a l a ir Baautltui ’ Ivor location U til l«cl Ado l i t no pa*t t MS m o . JJJ *470 G E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E ES Croat tu n in g |N> Sovorol oponingt Good pay i n o n 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent F A C T O R Y ASS E MB L Y and PRODUCTION WORK M o tt •h ifta opan Coo<1 pay tc a lo t BAMBOO COVE APTS M l E A irport Bird t Bdrm . I Bath ....... SJOOma m an J B d rm . | B a th ............... U U r n t I M M E D I A T E OPENINGS C onorol C onttruoion labor Good pay a rt ajoo TRUCK DRIVERS Long haul Im m odloto1 Good driving ro cord Over IS I I I ooo L O C A L D R I V E R S S tra ig h t tru c k ! Good pay Start rig h t away i n i K O R E C E P T IO N IST . OFFICE H E L P E R S . CLERKS. CRT OPERATORS Im m a d la U cra n in g * Good pay tca ia t Call * U o n NOW I W E L D E R S Cartlliad E icallant pay tc a ia t Call today *7S *XX> P A IN T E R S A PAINTER HELPERS Imm adlata opamngt. good tu n in g pay Call today a n o n * O R Y WA L L - W ith or without atparianca Im m adlata opanlngt Good pay Call to day a u OOO TRUSS ASSEMBLERS For 6s r fthtff E ipariarxad ; o f v r r t d b u t w ill tr o ln . EactMofit b tn a fif* wim com p a fitiv#p#y Apply at LOWE S TRUSS PLANT 7tCl A i Ur on Clr (Airport) Santord In d u ttrla l P art I W A I T R E S S E S AND COOKS ncadad A ll t h l l l t G ra a l b a n a flit Contact Cathy Sail a r t At Tha W attla Hout# I n i taao______________ Waidtiousd i FecIotj t al l Naw Hon fo n t PHONE............ ... .. «n t t i • lOUNTRT SETTING • REAL ESTATE REALTOR____________ J U t f W a a a IN DELTONA a a a a • HOMESFO R R EN T a a _______a a S3* 1*3* a a_______ 1 Bdrm dining room, livin g room. I bath A ir condition**! hout* *400 mo JJJ saaj or JJI Oaat Brokar Own** J / l Bdrm hout* SJ*S p»r mo F ir tt. latt. p lu t dapotir SJOO K ld t OK No p a tt JJJ 7*04 or JJJ 0*71____________________ J Bdrm tcroanad patio, cr.lldran O K 14SC par month Call: O fS Illl_______________ J Bdrm a a 1 Bath Cantral hoot A a ir. fancad yard, appilancat. garaga $42! mo p lu t to cu rlty Call MS T74J_______________________ J Bdrm I Bam carpal, larvad Sunland E t t a t a t $42) mo _ ! t t/la tlA c la a r . in ) JJJ 44*1 105— DuplexT rip le*/ Rent la r g # 1 A drm A p a rtm e n t porch Nice era# »2#5 122 m i Lo .a ly I Bdrm W all to wall carpal. SM waak Sacurity dapotlt $100 JJI 4*47 or JJJ *aa __________________ M A R IN E R S VILLAGE I bdrm BJ10. J bdrm 1)40 and up I A dult* only JJJ *470 MOVE IN NOW! »100 O ff l i t M o n th s R ent! I B drm Fu rnishe d Or Un furnished Apartment SENIOR CITIZENS OISCOUNT th rp la i tar rant J Bdrm 1)00 par m onth SJOO ta c u r ity Availabi* S *p t*m b*r l i t Call ’ 77 )j4 4 i» '*r )P M Larg* J bdrm I bath vaulted calling appliancat hook upt. t cr aanad pat i o SJI0 S400 JJI JJSJ. batwaan 4PM 1 7PM L a rg * I bd rm u n lu rn lth a d D uplai SJtS mo JJJ S*a) or JJIQ4*S 1*01 B M allonvlll*. 2 bdrm I bath. air. appliancat SJJJ par mo plut SJJJ ta cu rity dapotii Call »JI UtS ayaningt J b d rm , I bath, appi kid'a. tm a ll pat OK SJJS par mo . I p lu t SJJ)dapotlt j j i a ia j 2 B dim 1 Bath SJJSplut ta cu rity Call JJJ la p attar 4 P M M0SSW000 APIS 317-2115 SANDL E WOOO 1 bd^m J bath, wathar and dryar. pool 1)40 par month p lu t ta cu rity j ; s n u o t m ta n attar s San lord FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1120 F lo rid # A v t eccroa* fro m Lak# J# n n .t I 4 2 B d rm * . t i f p t lm g . con trol • lr . d ihw a ahe r* pool 1)15 to 1250 por mo No pot% Retfc an c** and w c u rlty Phono m 4450________ j WAREHOUSE WORKERS p * « J >0 tmm#0‘Jl«l» ebia to Htt NO lb* M u tt bo 'fh s h ff J+n tr «n»pof t« f ion P*fm #n#n1 petition NtvOf MFh TEMP PERM........ 774-1348 Wtldti With Eipenence M l 7500 S2S Bonus with this id! Naadad Immadiataly H urting A ititta n la and Liva In Com panlont I year atparianca ragulrad M E D IC A L PER SO N NEL POOL ios an aan BOE M/ F / H / V 1)00 a w aat to tra in full and pari lim a p o tilio n t Call JJI H I) B u tm a tt D ra tl Required 73— Employment Wanted Rallebi# snd • ■p#rt*rxed homo end o ffice cleaning Dally. *o o tily . or monthly Rteaon ab tara ta* Coll M l 15U 93— Rooms tor Rent C h rlttia n A p lt. a Hamat TV. kllchan. laundry, maid. ISO wk a up Ori «jj sata ajj law SANFORD Fum ithad ruom t by in# waak Raatonabla ra ta l M a id ta ry ic a Call JJ) 4)07 S I PM a lt Paimaito Aya Swaping room ta t par waat K llch a n . laundry p rly lla g a t Call M l >*17 _____________ THE FLOR ID A HOTEL SOOOakAyanua 111 iJOa _^Uatonabla_Waat|£Ralat^ 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent A V A I L A B L E NOW F urm thad Studio A parlm anlt Ona Badroom Apt* Two Badroom A plt FLEXIBLE LEASES SENIOR C IT IIE N S DISCOUNT RANCH STYLE L IV IN O III SANFORO COURT APT! 321 3301 Fur a Aplt tar Samar Citliant I I I Paimatto Aya J Cowan N * Phone Call* Lavaly I Bdrm carpal, d a ta In downtown. $M par waak Sa cu rlty d a potlt SJOO Call JJJ t U J K M I H d _____________ La v at y t B d rm . C am plata priva cy wrtancad yard US wk ♦ SJ00 tacu rity dapotlt m n a *. or j jj m j j 117—Com m ercial Rentals 2 Adrm Dwploa w ith Pool S340-S350 Adult* A F a m ilia l Walcamal Slto Sacurity Dopant Call ..........................JJS 7TJ* S paclout A p a rtm a n t* LJkafronl. pool lann lt. adult*, no patt. 'laundry' starting at SJtS am o Call JJJ 07«J to * ** Wahhta River IH k la a c y Carpal, a ir COno* uta A d u lit. no p a tt SJaS par month C olli JJJ 4470_________ __________ I and J bdrm A lto turnlthad allK lancy Irom S7S waak SJS4 dapotlt No p o lt Call JJJ a w l S I P M 4IS Paimatto I Bdrm carpal, cantral heat a ir balcony, near old h o tpilal SJJJ mo . SJOO dopot II JJI l» IS ______________ _ J bdrm I bath D a lu it Apart manl SJ70 mo SIJO tacu rity dap O n*M onth Fraal JJJ4IM J bdrm /1 bath nlc* araa SJJ0 No p e lt Unitad Salat A tto c la ta t. Inc REALTORS JJI )*JJ 3 BEDROOM II) f No Pat* 101— Houses Furnished / Rent Lavaly I bdrm w ith tcraanad parch Complot* privacy B110 par wk ♦ tlSO ta cu rity dapot It Call JU lM f ar IJ ) HJJ J B d rm H am * W /S < r**n *d Porch Complat* privacy $110 wk w SJJ0 t*C JJJ JM* or JJJBAJJ 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent L AKE MARY I Bdrm Nawly rtm odalad No pat* 1)00 par m onth p lu t ta c u rity Call JJJ A M J a tU r lP M NEW HOMES TOR RENT Enargy E llicrant I bdrm . J bath P ali* Hamat aattlad in gulat country tatting, naar chapping A wheel) CUM I* L a h tM a ry 1/4 E ait R aU II A Offica Spac* 300 up to J 000 «q It a lto atorag* avail *bl« JJJ 440) ______ S anlard I u n im p ro ra d Iota lona d C J W M a llc ia w lk i. • FkLtcr ........ m rm 121— Condominium Rentals Condo Sandalwood V illa* J bdrm , I bath, wathar and dryar. kltchan appliancat , tcraanad porch, pool, adult* UtO par month *JM tacurity Call JJI0*40 Id aytl or JJJ taaJ INightt)_______________ NEW J Bdrm J Bath Pin* R:dg* Club All appilancat. w a th a r/d ry a r. ra U rg n c a t. SatSpar month Sautharn Slyl4 R»4ltan 441111) PINE RIDGE CLUB 1.2 ) Bdrm . 2 bath wathar. dry# ', v trtic la t raffi g . d 'ih wathar Sfarftrvg at iJ75 GOLD RET MOMT . INC _ mm2 _ Sanford 2 bdrm 2 bath pool wathar dryar Ofhar a manl flat U ilm o . I 151 4047 S IN G L E S T O R Y L IV IN G Ltese Teims to Fit Copy Data 123—Wanted to Rent Lot tor 14 t 7U NEW MOBILE HOME I Pratar ra ni w ith op lion to buy JJJ *344 125— For Lease 1W Acre Induttrlal Sit* J build in g t. total of SSOO ig It Fancad A P rl»at* JJJ 471J 127— O ffice Rentals = Offices to Rent Raatonabla and con van i*n i M l N Mop)* Sanlard 37) *0*0 Profatuonoi tpaca fra * tlan d Ing JO parking tpacat. 1400 tq. H Naar IJ«J Cantral air and hoot 14SOpar month R E A L TO R -.................... JJ M I4I TOO tq F t a tfxa an Mwy 17 *3 U M par month CftOKO San tord to ca to n Can IT) 0073 141—Homes For Sale Laba M ary Cardtaal Oak* B ait buy In araa Traditional J b d rm . S yaar yauag bam* Impaccabw candillari *** *** Tha od rrlca d ir e c to r y fo r p ro fcta lo n a la ! O il aan 4 bdrm . J bath on I acrat with hort# barn and p a tlu r* $74*00 IHaplay youi bualncaacArd on the moBl feod bulletin bounl m town — cUaalfled! Keac h the people that need to reach you! Call today to place your bualnetw card In "Here* My Card Naw Hamat Naar Oataaa I B d rm . I bath. a ir. haal. 1)7 90S U)«0 dawn Inclwdat elatin g coat* Payman«t at U M par month Evening llernld I. CALL AN YTIM E REALTOR................ H I 4*»l LISTRMTH U S l______ BATEMAH REALTY 321 0759 E v e. 322-7643 J*i acra tra d *. Irom Sll too Tarmt By Ownar J bdrm . J bath Larg* lot Spaclout 1 700 tq ft undar roof IS 000 down attum *b i* mortgag* In city Sanford *4* *00 Day JJJ SJ07 Eva* 131 OOS3 • Y OWNER R *«ac*4~T* Ta in I room hout* tilting on J tort w ith g a ra g * apt . tr a a t. plant* irrigation wall 10* W _ U th S T . San'ord___ By Ownar J bdrm I bath tram * houta Good condition Ck>ta to hotpilal and tttop ping Atkmg S3* 000 Call 1*041 JtJS I)* batwaan S J P M _____ DOLLAR S T R E T C H r T T J bdrm J bath with abava ground paal, lam lly raam. • n d a itd parch. c *rn *r la I w'th tancad yard Ownar Lall Slat* MUST SELLI *41*44 Call BECKY COURSON ThaW allSt Company REALTORS JJI t* 4 l a r i l ) *434 COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Rag R E. Brabar .. . JJJ CDS *74 Mwy. 4IS. Oataaa. Fta RAVENNA PARK ) bdrm . | l * bath, cant ro o t B a ir $4* too By a n "**.a a ia vn a n STagjtg E r a tL W a a u r d t Santord A v* A l t t t l St TABLE SAW Goad canditwn. 17) Mwy t ] . ......... Daytona Beach e a a a a Held* a a a a a a PUBLIC AUTOAUCTION * W h e r^ A n y b o d y * * Can Buy or S e ll! * A b ility K a n n tlt Dog boarding Country A tm otphart Raaton a bI a R a ta t JJ ) 3110 _______ le m s i Ain________ 213— Auctions D* Aary Ante A Marine Vale* Acre** the riv e r, to# at h ill its Mwy l 7 »2 Pa ta r y *44 *5 *4 FOR ESTATE ★ INSTANT C A S H * Far mere detail* a . WE WILL B U r . a # • TOURU) E D CAR a a a C A L L PHIL B E T T I S * COURTESY PONTIAC ID Ti l t USED CARS THE BEST I N T O W N V) E l T E R M S DRESSED UP A NO PLACE TO GO? 12 . I f f 4 Bu r n t c r a t t h o u i t b o i f w/22S H P Marcrutiar Nr b u ilt. fu lly ou tftfta d Siaapt 1 H I 000 T 111 r u n a v a l l i b l * • 12 H4 1541 8 iy |. ar H4 1455 affar 4 * ‘ 1 acra t E n ta rp n t* road Mign an ddry woextad t j * *00 217— G arage Sales J ♦ a c ra t. High and dry wcvxtad lak* front on parad road V i) OOC with 110 000 G arag* A Yard Sal* Sal V Sun Jrrn A D 'h Jbdrn) talk houtaihold <t*mt loH el m ltc ilam t J*J Cottonwood Drlvo Winlor Spring) i l l m i Garag* Sal* F rl A Sat only Lott of baby H i m book*, lot* of odd) A and) l i f t Marguatto Ava , north ot Sanlard Airport J a c ra t witty mobna hom* Farm ington a r t * t l ) 000 tarmt fancad hay COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Rag R E Brekar ........ JJJ IDS 47* Mwy 41) Ottaan. Fla t ) acrat in tha City ot Lak* Mary on I ha toulh and ot 4th St (within tha city limit*) t*0 000 cath II mtarattad call JJt tdto GIGANTIC YARD SALE AUGUST 22 A 24 t AM * PM 25*5 PARK DRIVE. SAM ORD In the perking let el Betty Vaccara World t l Dance and P e r f o r mi n g Ar t * Fer the benefit et: 157— Mobile Homes / Sale ” T M f CAROL! T T E 5 ' DANCE COMPANY 323 3700 Keyes SANFORO REALTY W lA L T O N ....................... >22 >224 SANFORO DUPLEX 252) 2525 Htghlawm Ay# Owner fltwMK ing. no Qualifying, no point* 2 Bdrm , 1 bath. »4<h apart m#ot 9vwr 1.000 %q ft 4 |TFI o ld K l t c h a n a p p ila n c a t. cantral haal and a ir. carpet ilrapa% Rental income SA00 m onthly Appointment only Ovenac M2 405/______ Santord Older Charm ) bdmr I'y bath, large living room * i t h f i r e p l a c e r e fin iih e d hardwood f>oort 157 000 Good Term * or leate *«th option to tn/v M2 27A4 *?• 4)2e HALL a tu tv ia c aiaitaa is tuts IIftMact E X C E L L E N T O W N E R FI NANCINQt 2 Bdrm . 1», bath I R* / Fami l y R o o m * l a r g e fenced rard «*/ fra ft fra a tl U .IN dawn Ho q u alifying1 MS *0* TE R R IFIC IOC A T I ON I Assume na q u a lify ln f law interest mortgage 2 Bdrm . 2 bath, cantral alr/Haat. carpat. garage! Fenced w ith freest Walk fa shaapsnf f M i.50# 323-5774 M t MWY. 17 *1 Hidden Lake la* Wildwood Dr ) bdrm J bath, dbl garag* porch, c a n tra l a ir Supar Clean I A ttu m a b l* $45,000 REALTOR M A R V IN K I A IL 447 a il) pr 7*1 7)47 isH rshM um euB t\M e t|tii» KISH REAL ESTATE (305) 321 0041 *25 W 25th Street Venter* FI 2)271 STENSTROM M OVING SALE F ri and Sal t T Mostly furnit ura. barrel* table *et wrought iron glass table * * ' 111 B ra irclitf St Santord M O V IN G I A L I I F w rn ltw rt. m a tern ity 4 children'* riothe*. b lot* more Frl A Sat • i I l f Rat i Caurt. Sanora South 105 P in# Lake Dr (OH W C ry tta l) Clothing and *m all appitarve* • *1 5. Fr'day ZJT£ Saturday ___________ Lifetime Adult Park .............. . le t Rents DM t if f Include* Water G arbaqaP kk up Ye*d Maintenance Im m ediate Occupancy Or apery Mobile Hemet 12) )!#• 2 M r m .. I bath Sinfte Wide C arnage Cove adult section 27) MA) or 221 1120. Eat *20 tii.aoo__________________ 181— Appliances / Furniture 219—W a n led lo Buy A p p ila n ca t Far Sal* a ll In atca lla n t candiiw n A tally guaranteed.................... . m a m ) A lum lnum n Cam . Nawtpapar Nan fa r taw) M a U lt ....... Oik t t K a b a m a ........ .................m tt t b Baby: Bad*. S lrallart. Cloth**. P la yp e n *. Etc Paparbacb Book) I D W77 ID tt*4 74.*<7Crib) Playpen*. Baby fu r n it u r e , c lo th in g Good P ric a t A ttar 7 PM JJI )7aJ 27TH STREET fURRITURE i*aw j rth s i...................j j i » *u Rti ond.twnad Appilancat Iram U ) WARRANTY. BARNETTS.....CASSELBERRY g j p i m ............................. BJbsaji . RENT TO OWN • Color T V l . tla ra o t. w attw rt. dryar*. ra lrlg a ra io r. Ira a ia rt lu r n llu r * video recorder*. Special H I weak t rani U 00 A lternative TV A Appi R tn la lt Jayr at Shopping Cantar i n taaa Sola valval J place IDO. m il ching lamp*. S3) each, giatt lop cotta* labia t« l *») N il U ta d W a th a rt P a rtt A~Service tar K a n m a ra t......... JJJ 4417 MOONEY APPLIANCES 223— Miscellaneous Btft Dtsptnstt his cilia CO J lar.k ) 4. ) l .1! JJI 4*41 Queen Site Water Bed 1125 Bulck E lectro m 1500 Boat, motor A tra itor *SOC 122 1771 a e e Yamaha Guitar FG HO w / c a t e ft150 L u d n ig Snare D rum w cat# ft>00 or best otter* 221 M i l a a a e 5 p»ete solid mepia dining aet •250 Cornef table ft25 12 cedar *hed new 1500 firm Call 2*5 442# WILSON MAI! R rURNITURE REALTO R III 111 E H I ST P I 407) * DAYTONA A U T O * * AUCTION * C o m m e rc ia l or f l t n d t n t i a l Auction* A A p o rH U ll Call D ili t Auc Iron 33) SMB_______ t a ct* p a rc tl. SaJOO Tarm t 7 acrat Mobil* o k t'aid S3* tno NATIONAL AUTO SALES Every Thurt N it* at 7 b) PM Lot with beautiful Oik trees. Call__________________ jjj u w DRIVE OUT WAL K IN 195— Machinery/Tools 215— Boats and Accessories Lie. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 22, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ab9dae4a0407e5b7b1710f88410c4d7.pdf 88691850c7881cd4bbed556be052429e PDF Text Text Zoo-Move A Step Closer With Federal Approval Another obstacle to proposed relocation of the Central Florida Zoo to Orlando haa been removed. The federal government has no objection to a zoo being located In federally-aided Turkey Lake Park. It was necessary to get federal permission before matching federal funds originally Intended for other use at the Orlando park could be diverted to Include a zoo. A1 Rozon. executive director of the zoo. near Sanford, said the city of Orlando has informed the zoological society board that the federal govern­ ment has no objection to the zoo being located at the city park. Rozon said this still does not mean the move to Turkey Lake Park Is a certainty. He said although the Orlando City Council has approved locating the zoo at the park, a legitimate offer is yet to be made. He said now that the question of federal approval has been cleared up It will be up to Orlando to make a formal offer at which time the zoo board will study the possibility of accepting It. "Any way you slice It. It comes down to where will the money come from." Rozon said. He —ut a modem state-of-the-art zoo. similar to Miami Metro Zoo. would cost an estimated 925 million. Rozon said the type of zoo he visualizes would house 1.500 to 1.600 animals on 100 acres. The present zoo has 500 animals on site that has only 21 "useable" acres as the rest is low-lying swamp land. He would like to see open moded habitats for the animals, which could easily be viewed by zoo visitors. He said the 10-year-old zoo has about 9900.000 In assets at Its location Just south of Lakr Monroe ofTU S. Highway 17 92. Court Bans Taxes-Paid Instruction In Religious Schools u WASHINGTON |UP1) — The use of tax money to provide public school Irarhers for special classes at religious schools vio­ lates the constitutional separa­ tion of church and state, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 today. The decision, the latest In a series of high court rulings on the sensitive subject, specifically ends a controvrrsl.il program In Grand Rapids. Mich., that sends public school teachers Into prtvnte schools for remedial and rnrtchmcnt classes. W ritin g for Ihe m ajority, Justice William Hrrnnan said the program overstepped the hazy constitutional line between a llo w a b le governmental a c ­ commodation of religion and direct financial aid. " T h e sym bolic u n ion of church and state Inherent In the provision of secular, staleprovided Instruction In the re­ lig io u s sch ool b u ild in g s threatens to convey a message of state support for religion to students and to general public," the court said In a related ruling Ihe Justices also struck down Ihe use of public funds to provide remedial Instruction to dlsadvuntaged youngsters who attend religious schools In Nrw York City. Although Ihe federally funded T itle I program p ro m o te s worthy goals. Ihe court said, sen d in g public teachers to private schools raises the specter of governmental Involvement with religion. " T h e sym bolic u n io n of church and slate Inherent In the provision of secular, staleprovided Instruction In the re­ l i g i o u s school b u i l d i n g s threatens to convey a message of state support for religion to students and to genrrul public," the court said. The twin rulings — one In­ volving local taxes and the other federal money — were a defeat for Ihe Reagan administration, which argued In both cases that outlawing public money In re­ ligious schools could hinder the education of students In low Income areas The court adhered to a prece­ dent set In a 1975 ruling. Meek vs I’lttenger. that aid to public SCA Fights For Survival Aims To Save Head Start Mud Money A check for 91,300, money raised at a recent mud boggln' event, Is presented to Central Florida Zoo Executive Director Al Rozon, second from right, by AAarilyn Travis, Orlando, and her brother In law, William Travis of Eusfls. The Travises represent the Orlando 4 Wheel D rive Club. The money was raised at Orlando Speed World, the third year the mud boggln* competition has benefited the zoo. Representing the zoo animals, lion (docent Edward Rundell) and elephant (docent Jam es Rundell). Hostages High On Freedom FRANKFURT. West Germany (UPII The 39 Americana released by Lebanese Shiite Moslems returned to freedom today In high spirits despite their 17 day-ordeal that began with the hijacking of a TWA airliner. Col. Charles K. MafTrt. head of Lindsay Air Force Hospital In W i e s b a d e n , s a i d he w u s astonished how "upbeat" the 39 appeared. The group arrived In W i e s b a d e n from n e a r b y Frankfurt, where they flew In early today from Damascus. Syria "They are very high I think they are In excellent condition," Mallet said of the former hostag­ es. who chose to undergo prelim Inary medical tests before rest­ ing He said their first request was for telephone calls to relatives and friends In the United States, a service provided Immediately through a phone room In a Itolatod sto rlo s, 2A special wing of the hospital set aside for them. Four of the former hostages from Massachusetts also were paid a brief visit by Sen Edward Kennedy. I) Muss . who flew In from Geneva for a welcoming ceremony at the U S . RheinMain Air Base near Frankfurt Vice President George Hush told the exhausted hostages at a w e l c o m i n g c e r e m o n y In Frankfurt that "A m erica Is proud of you." "Through the days of your ordeal. Americans built a special place In their hearts for you. hoping, praying each day for a safe return You are back and America did not compromise her principles to get you back." Hush told the hostages before they boarded two buses and rode to the hospital, waving and T r a f f i c lights at F re n c h Avenue and 13th Street, blink­ ing yellow for traffic on French and red for trafTIc on 13th Street since sometime Friday, were scheduled to be fixed today, according to the S e m in o le County Maintenance Depart­ ment spokesman Larry Cross. The control box that regulates the signals was hit by lightning sometime Friday. Cross said. When when a box is hit by lightning, a new control unit must be Installed and "It has to be reprogrammed like a com­ puter." Cross said the Sanford Police •re supposed to notify the de­ partment when a traffic light Is on the blink but the police department did not report It. Sanford Police Captain Herb Shea said he did not know if if hla officers reported the faulty traffic light or not "W e don't keep those kind of records.” Shea said today. The Maintenance Department did not find out about the light until informed this morning by the Evening Herald. Cross said. He said repairs would take about 40 minutes to complete. -R ic k a r d Trust t 'i smiling at the crowd. In Washington. Secretary of State George Shultz today said Iran "clearly had connections with the people” who hijacked TW A Flight 847 June 14 and that he believed Syrian Presi­ dent Hafez Assad was working to free the seven remaining hostag­ es In Beirut. Lebanon. Shultz. Interviewed on ABC's ‘ Good Morning America." also said U.S relations with Israel were ' stronger than ever" as a result of the crisis, and sug­ gested JU.S. relations with Syria had Improved P r e s i d e n t R e a g a n . In a televised White House state­ ment. earlier vowed to fight back against "cowardly attacks." saying "the United Stateo gives terrorists no rewards and no guarantees. We make no deals " Reagan also said In the sixminute speech that the United » « • HOSTAGES, page 8A By D ssa a Kates H erald Staff Writer Seminole Community Action's Board of Directors plans to adopt new by-laws pleasing to the federal government os one pari of the move to resurrect the agency at a 7:30 p m meeting today at Its office. 1101 Pine Ave.. Sanford. The anti-poverty agency has been criticized by federal authorit ies be ca usr seven members of the 21 member board of directors were supposed to be representatives of elected officials in the county and the agency seldom had all seven member* In that category SCA was declared dead by a federal official nearly two months ago because It had no staff and no programs Hut the SCA board has been lighting to defy that declaration by at­ tempting to keep one program — Head Stan. Head Stan Is a pre-school designed to give underprivileged children a boost in learning experiences before they enter klnderganen and begin com­ peting with other children. At its June 20 meeting, on advice from Ella J. Gilmore, director of Orange County's community action program and president of the state executive directors' association, the board agreed to modify Its Head Start program budget for the 1985 86 year by deleting 932.000 In anticipated revenues from dona tlons from Seminole County and Ihe seven cities here and to cut expendltues a like amount to balance the budget The county and the cities refused to donate any money to the agency By balancing the budget and submitting new documents to the federal government, the agency could become eligible to receive 9500.000 In federal money to operate the Head Start program, Mr*. Gilmore assured the group even though It was past the deadline to submit budget requests As part of the new by-laws, the executive directorship, held by Rev. Amo* Jones since the late 1960* until he stopped going to Ihe SCA office on a dally basis last October, will be eliminated With the expected new fund­ ing the agency once again will become viable, even If It has only one program. Jones said today the change In the by-laws will not really mean any change In the operation of the agency because It haa had no paid administrative staff for the past 18 months when federal money stopped for It* a d ­ ministration. For the year prior to last October. Jones said he gave of hi* time, but received no salary Hut the Head Start program continued. On May lO William Sadler, chief of the Head Start division of the U.S. Department of Hrulih and Human Services. Region IV, Atlanta said. "A s far as the state of Florida and we are concerned Community Action doesn't exist It has no programs and no staff " All Community Action had left w a» its state charter Sadler said unless the board of the defunct agency came up with a budget and a plan for the Head Start program by May 31. that program would be shifted to some other group Mrs Gilmore assured the Iroard of director* 10 days ago that even though Its amended budget Is late. It should still be submitted to the federal gov ernment and would likely be approved. The agency cut proposed expenditures anticipated from Ihe 932.000 the board had hoped to raise from the county and the seven cities here The fund raising effort was fruit less One of the Items reduced was salaries for Head Start teachers by placing them on II-month rather than 12-month contracts. The cut Is expected to save more than 9 4 . 00 0 m a d ­ ministrative costs. The Head Start staff. Including director Portia Spencer, have worked year round but In the 1985 86 year they will have four weeks off In the summer. Other budget lines like travel and supplies are lo be cut. Drinking Age 21 See COURT, page 0A Traffic Signals To Bo Flxod Rozon said the next step for the board would be a hire a professional to conduct a financial feasibility study to determine if the funds are there and the Central Florida community Is willing offer financial support. He added that money for the study would not come from zoo operating funds, but would be raised through special fundraising projects. Even If an agreement Is reached between the board and the city of Orlando a move could take several years to complete. Rozon said. —Jane Cacsclbcrry R o u s in g M id w e s t S w in g R e v iv e s T e a m 's S p irits With u new stopwatch and repaired Ignition rolls. San­ ford's road rally team of Gerald Gross and father Don tn their 1932 Deluxe Model A "Jenny Steamcleaner.” are chugging their way to Detroit today after a rousing midwest swing and stop In Chicago. While still In the top of the pack of 80 car* competing In the coast to coast vintage car rally, the father and son tram did not know their exact standing this weekend. S u n d a y w a s s p e nt In Chicago where ihe team met wi th M a y o r Ha r ol d Washington who gave them a flag of the city. The elder Gross la from Chicago and their t eam name »• the Chicago Connection. ' end of the race. At that time, the team with the beat per­ formance will be announced the winners and collect a 9100.000 prize. The team left St Louis New State Laws Take Effect Today TALLAHASSEE (UPII — A law raising Florida's legal drinking age to 21 took effect at 12:01 a m. today but state officials and bar owners say It will be hard to notice Ihe change — at least al first. The lsw — one of 106 on topics ranging from child care to prisons that ore due to take effect today — haa prompted at least one state college to announce plana to dry out fraternity rush parties A partial ban on booze at frat functions will go into effect at Florida State University (his fall, and a full ban will lake effect in the spring Off campus, however, no one currently able to drink legally will lose that privilege A grandfs iher provision will allow persons bom on or before June 30. 1966 lo quaff al will, even though the official drinking age will be 21. Men and women tn the service will even be sble lo drink at age 18. Nor will 18- to 20-year old lounge and restaurant employees face layoffs. although fewer might be hired, according to Ken Powell, executive director of the Florida Entertainment and Dining Association Enforcement by lounge owners and state beverage agents will also remain pretty much as is. said Powell and E.A. Raby. assistant chief of the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco “The only change this will have on us la the date we check on the (Identification) card." said Powell. The biggest change will be In the amount of money the state collects as beverage taxes State officials predict kisses totalling 91.6 million next Baa LAW S, pag* 9A l TODAY Action R tp o rti....3A Bridge.................46 Calendar.............. 2B Classifieds......... M B Comics............. 4A Crossword 4B Dear Abby............ IB Deaths BA Dr Got!........ 4B Editorial................ Florida................. ja Hospital............... ja Nation.................. ja Peopla.................. IB Sports................5-7A Television.............IB Weather............... JA W orld .................. JA No Punkers, Please ANAHEIM. Calif. |UPI| - Two teenage girls on their way lo a birthday party at Disneyland were turned away from the Magic Kingdom" because official* said their punk hatr style* vlolatrd the park's dresa rode. The gtrl'a — one with a teased bouffant and the other with heavy eye makeup and her hair In Jet-black spike* went Into the bathroom and dampened ttylr hair after they were turned away from the gate, but a guard denied them admission a second time. "It was as If they enjoyed watching them be humiliated." said the mother of Debbie Gott. Ihe birthday girl Earlier this year. Victoria Penley of Riverside and her daughter. Kathryn, were slopped st the gate after buying tickets and told they could not enter because their hatr color and style were unacceptable They filed a lawsuit In Orange County Superior Court, accusing the park of civil rights violations. + I { �1 A -E v# n ln $ Her* Id, Sanford. FI. Monde/, July 1, lt* l F re e A t Last NATION For Families, Long W ait Ends United Press Is terns ttonal A crowd of flag-waving Americana erupted Into wild Jubilation early today as 39 former hostages climbed from a camouflaged mili­ tary transport plane In West Germany to greet fam ily members after 17 tense days of captivity. Hack In the United Slates, other relatives cried with joy and relief, popped open c h a m p a g n e and b e g a n p la n n in g homecoming celebrations. Several family members urged a belter understanding of world politics after Shiite Moslems In Beirut. Lebanon, released the Americans, A few relatives criticized the Reagan administration's handling of Ihe crisis, and some prayed for seven Americans of earlier kidnappings still captive In la-banon. When word reached Esther Peel Sunday that her son. Bob Peel Jr., o f Hutchinson. Kan , had been freed, she embraced her husband and told him to start chilling the champagne. “ Our prayers have been answ ered." declared Hob Peel Sr . 58. The elder Peel was released by Ihe terrorists a few days after Ihe June 14 hijacking of TW A Flight 847. “ I know how they are feeling." Peel Sr. said "T h e y are very relieved, very happy, very Joyed that they are going to be home with their loved ones. Th ey've done one great Job. m enially and physically." Mrs Peel. 59. and her daughter-in-law, Kristi. 33. also were held briefly by Ihe hijackers. IN BRIEF Man Who Killed Preacher, Deacon C alled'Sick M an' LOS ANGELES |UI*I| — A parishioner who opened fire on lilt- pulpit of a Baptist church In Chinatown, kllllnj; a minister and a deacon before being shot lo death by an ofT-duty sherlfrs deputy, was described as a "sick person" by his former pastor About 500 stunned churchgoers watched In horror as Dang Bong Jou. 46. walked up the aisle and began firing a ,45-callljer pistol at the podlutn during services Sunday morning Deacon Pook-Kong LI. 58, died In the fuslllad^. and Gregory Owyan. 30, ati associate pastor, was seriously wounded In the head and dlrd several hours luter at County-USC Medical Center Dung, who church officials said was a disturbed Chinatown resident who had slopped attending services about live years ago, was killed during a gunbattle Inside the church with Donald l-cverencc an off-duty Los Angeles County sherlirs deputy who was unending the services. Leverenoe. a DA year department veteran, exchanged several shots with thr gunman, but no one else Inside the First Map! 1st Worship Center was injurrd during thr gunbatl le Krv Merman Tang, a i hurch spokesman, described Dang as a "sick person, out of a Job and divorced." Fires Blacken S. California By United Press In tern ation al At least 70 homes were destroyed In San Diego In the worst o f a rash of brushflres that blackened thousands of acres across Southern California on a day of record-setting high temperatures Fire Capl. lion Davis said the San Diego blaze wan contained Sunday night, but not before It leveled 70 tinmen and damaged several others, despite the efforts of 400 firelighters who suffered In I he record 06 degree heat The Initial damage estimate wan put at $3 5 million A dozen firelighters werr Injured. Including two who got hot rmlw-rs In their eyrs. I he lire broke nui Sunday morning In the Normul Heights section In the heart ol San Diego and drove up to 1.500 people front their homes Thr biggest of the hrushflrrs was near the ponh resort city of Palm Springs, where wind whlp|x-d flames have burned more I hail ‘20,000 acres since Thursday. Aland 400 campers werr rvar ualrd from the San Jacinto Mountains as I he flames licked lo within a mile ol thr Palm Springs Tramway, which carries lourlsln to the top ol H.40O fool Sail Jacinto Stale Park In l^iredo. Texas, the families o f Vlnrenle Gar/a and his son-inlaw, Robert Trautmann Jr . uncorked "some good vintage champagne” lhal had been saved for years, a neighbor said. "T h e fam ily Is Just ecstatic. You can Imagine We are Just overjoyed." said Javier Santos. Garza's brother-in-law With ihetr loved ones finally free, nearly all ol the hostages' families s|K)kr of Ihe post WASHINGTON (UPU - Ad ministration officials are sending mixed signals on posslhlr retail at Ion against the hijackers of TWA flight 847 and the captors ol I hr plane's passengers and crew In Lebanon "Terrorists, be on notice: We will light buck agalnsl you. In la-hunon und elsewhere.” Presi­ dent Reagan vowed Sunday as Ihe remaining 39 American hos­ tages flew out of Damascus. S y r ia , t o F r a n k fu r t. W e s t G erm any. Oft their Journey home S ecretary ol Stale G eorge Shultz and a senior admlnlstra lion olfldul. speaking separately as Ihe 17 -day ordeal came lo a ( l o s e , s e e m e d to In d ic a te measured responses anil broad steps lo stop future Incidents "Vengeance Is a kind of vis­ ceral feeling dial people gel, naturally W e all d o ." said Shultz, but, "W e really nred to HARRISBURG. Pa IUPII - About 10.000 unionized stale workers went on sttlke today, hul thr largest labor group representing public employees In Pennsylvania reached a Irniallve contract with thr admlnlstrullon The Pennsylvania Social Services Union and Ihc Pennsylvania Employment Security Employees Assoc lalion decided lo strlkr at 12 Ol a m . Just as the American Federation of Stale. County, and Muntrtpul Employers was announcing Us trnlallve accord. The iw o ......Her unions which bargained separately with the stale — w rir tillered the same pro|xisul as Ihc 50.000-m em b er AFSCMK but PSSU President Anna llurger Price said they were not given enough time lo review Ihr plan. AFSCMK and lhr Dulled Knud and Commercial Workers, which bargained Jolnlly with ihc administration, ten­ tatively accepted the ilirrr year agreemrnl wllli 3 (tercet)I loci ca s e s III each year Under the proposal, workers would no longer gri primary oi general clcelhm days off. Evidence Supports Theory Blast Downed Air-lndla Jet LONDON jllM I Coroners have round melal fragments in the bodies ol some of Ihe 329 jx-ojilr killed In an Air India Jel crash, strengthening suspicion lhal att i xplosion caused die disaster, an Indian news agency says The Press I nisi td India reported from London Sunday dial shards ol glass also were found emliedded In a lavatory Outit ol ihr Jet, which plunged Into Hit* Atlantic ih ran oil the coast of Ireland June 23. I he discovery of Ihr melal fragments and glass in some ol Ihc victim s' bodies ' ‘strengthens thr belief of the Investigators that there was an explosion, hul they are not sm e atxiut I lie cause of that explosion.” the agency said Ihe Observer newspaper, however, contradicted lhal H-pnrt. s a v in g crash InvrsUgalors are "moving toward” Ihr theory thnl Ihe Imideni might have stemmed (rom aircraft lallurr or jdlol error Examination ol (hr bodies has failed to reveal any hums, shrapnel wounds or pieces of seal burned on to txidlra." which would have been the case II there had hern an rxploalou on lwv.itd. II said AREA FORECAST: Today mostly cloudy. Scailrrrd mainly afternoon thunderstorms. High around 90. Light wind. Rain chance 50 (x-rceni Tonight and Tuesday variable cloudiness Chance of alirrnoon and evening thunderstorms Low In lower 70s High aruund 90. Rain chance 30 jiercenl tnnlghl und 40 percent Tuesday Fourth of July forecast partly sunny with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms High In lower 90s N ATIO N AL REPORT: Thunderstorms hurling tornadoes, hall and heavy rain dolled Ihr nation cast of the Rockies today, while brushflres developing in record hrul to Ihe west consumed thousands o f acres In Southern California Scattered storms spewed rain today In Ihe Southeast und ihr Ohio Valley and from Kansas and thr Ddkotas to Montana and Wyoming Nearly H * Inches ol rain fell In Lexington. Ky., Including almost a half-inch in 15 minutes. Several tornadoes struck late Sunday ca»i of Akron. Colo., but no damage was reported. In Florida, u twister damaged a home and a trailer In Fcrnadale und winds damaged a home and downed (lower lines and u large sign In Duval County. Hall us large as golf balls was piled 5 Inc ties high Sunday on Stale Highway 227 near Hot Springs. Ark., the National Weather Service said Ten-minute barrages o f hall battered the HARARE. Zimbabwe (Ill’ll — Nearly 3 million blacks began voting today In Zim babwe's first parliamentary eledlons since ihe former Hrtiiah colony known as Rhodesia became an Independent black ruled nation five tears ago. A total of 255 caodldalrn representing six |>arlles are vying for 79 ol Ihr 80 seats in the 100 member Parliament Ilia! are reserved for blacks Voting lor the HOth seat has tierri delayed by tire* deal hoi a government minlstrr Elections lor Ihe 20 other seats — all for whiles — took place Iasi week H O S P IT A L N O T E S bvlzd l»»ll«G Ch*amor> bad NurmiM F g d w s .O ilti) J««v« (H itt Dillgna Hugh f lo n g . D a lia n * lirryC ichmld. Deltas* retaliate" against ihe hijackers or lheir lurtlon "to maintain U.S credibility." “ Well. I think that's true." M cFarlane told Independent Network News " I think the focus o f 11. the purjxiMc of ll, has to be not to conduct a random acl o f ven­ geance but Instead lo focus our |s»wer on dealing with ihe rool sources ol terrorism, where peoj)lc are trained, where they are housed, fed, sustained over lim e." he said. "And there are slratrglc locations In the Mlddlr bust in particular where tluu Is Ihe case." Thr senior oIBclal said, how­ ever. Ihe radical Hezbollah fac­ tion. which hr said hijacked Ihe TW A |ei)inrr. Is “ nol vulnera­ ble" in violent reprisals because Ils members live In urban areas Release o f the Americans was held up (nr 24 hours Saturday when Nablh Hrrrl. the moderate sentenced thr two to prison terms of 23 years each lor the attempted assassination of a Libyan diplomat Sepl 12 The Madrid bomb Injured 16 people. Including an American who was nm Immediately idrnllflrd The officials said none of Ihe 16 Injured, who Included an American Irenagrr. wrre In serious condition T h r first bomb exploded shortly afler ntx)n In the building on Avrnlda Gran Via Police first reported the blast destroyed the TW A offices several Boors tip III Ih e building, which h a s a large TWA sign prominently displayed above Ihe British Airways offices Bill authorities Inter said Ihr explosion de­ stroyed only thr ground floor British Airways oilier and burned a shoe shop next door, Rafurl Rodriguez, who was minding his souve­ nir shop In Iront of the airline buildings, said hr heard a "dry. deafening explosion" and ran Into Ihe slrrct. “ The windows of thr shop and the ground were si ill shaking." hr said. "1 saw a woman on ihe ground with her leg mutilated A laxl driver run down Ihe slreel. holding his eye. blood running down his face,” he said. W EATHER Now It's Blacks' Turn Utvrdar Ihlnk uhoul imjx>slng costs and looking to the luture and pre ernpllng." Hr spoke of an International txiyeolt of Lebanon's little-used Beirut International Airport, legal procedures to bring lo Justice Ihr hijackers who klllrd a Navy diver aboard Ihe Jel and preventive measures "Vengeance Is not a sallalaclo ry busts for policy.” said Ihe senior official, who requested anonymity. " I would pul the rmpluuds less on retaliation anil more upon Ihe j>urj>osrful use of all U.S resources. Including force. In a consistent wav In deal with the glottal problem ." But nutlnnul security adviser Robert McFarlane lairr upjieared to Indicate possible U.S attacks on "siralrglr locations tn ihr Middle East “ McFarlane was asked in a television Interview whether it was necessary In "surgically MADRID (U l’ ll — A bomb ripped through the downtown o lllc r s ol British Airways today, killing our person and Injuring 16. including one American. T w o gtmmrn also fired Into the Jordanian alrllnr olllcrs The g tm m rn w rre a rre sted and police deactivated a second bomb In Ih e Jordanian airlines offices. In Alliens. Greece, a cur packed with rxjiloslves deslroyed four vehicle* Including three with license (dales IdeuHlylng Ihrm as belonging to II S military personnel, police said. Nobody was injured Minutes alter ihe Madrid txmihlug In u building also bousing Ihe offices of Trans World Airlines. Iwo unidentified gunmrn llred lulu Ihr windows ol the nearby offices ol Ihr Jnrdunlun airlines, Alias, and tried to lire through the crowded streets They werr ruptured hy poller The attack came Just a day aftet 39 American hostages, seized aboard a hijacked TW A Jetliner 17 days ago. wrre freed by Shlllr Moslem militiamen In Beirut. Thr release of two t^banese Shiites held In Spanish Jails was among Ihr Initial drmunds of the TW A hijackers. A Spanish court Iasi Tuesday IN BRIEF A D M IttlO N t 17 agonizing days — clinging lo every shred ol what might appear lo he hopeful news, only lo have the hours drag on. Bombers Target Airlines; 1 Killed W ORLD Hu»»IIJ As 39 Americans flew to freedom and a rousing welcome In West Germany after more than two weeks In captivity, relatives of seven other Americans abducted In Lebanon over the past 15 months vowed to Intervene personally for their release. President Reagan has promised to con­ tinue efforts lo free the others. But the relative; of the seven abducted before the hijacking of T W A n igh t 847 grabbed world headlines were apparently not satisfied and urged Americans not lo forget the hostages left behind. Peggy Say. sister of Associated Press Beirut bureau chief Terry Anderson. 37. kidnapped March 16. said. “ My direction right now la lo get myself to Syria and to work from there to try lo bring Terry home and the others. H opefully. President (Hafez) Assad will see m e." Assad was reported to have used his Influence with Ihe Shiite Moslem Amai militia to gain the release of the 39 hostages. Say anfd Jeremy Levin, former Cable News Network bureau chief In Beirut who escaped from his kidnappers this year, and John Weir, the son of a minister kidnapped last y ea r, m ight a ccom p an y her to Damascus Andrew Mlhellch of Joliet. 111., nephew of Ihe Rev. Martin Lawrence Jcnro. 50. director of Catholic Relief Services In Lebanon, kidnapped Jan. 8 by gunmen In Beirut, said he too might take matters Into his own hands. Mlhellch declined lo elaborate, but said Ihe Initiatives "could Include the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who we m el w ith " Sunday at Ml. Zion Baptist Church In Joliet, fit. "W e had so many highs and lows." said James Hoskins Sr. of Indianapolis, father of hostage James Hoskins Jr.. 22. " !l was very, very scary The roller coaster feeling la something you can't describe to anyone who hasn't gone through it." "It was like a roller coaster or a see saw." said Charlene Strickland of Winston-Salem. N.C., mother-in-law of former captive Kurt Carlson of Rockford. 111. "O ne day you thought they had everything worked out. next day you were depressed and thinking It may linger on for a while. The anxiety built up and then there wasa letdown." Frances Anderson o f Vashon Island. Wash., said her family was 'Thrilled lo death" to learn her brother-in-law. Kenneth Anderson, was on his way home. "W e have Just lived for this moment for Ihe Iasi two weeks." she said. "T h e worst pari was we didn't know You sit and you wall and the days are 400 hours tong." Not all families were In agreement over President Reagan's handling of the crisis Ruth Maresca of Baldwin. N.Y.. whose son. Philip, co-plloicd Ihc hijacked Jet. said Reagan s "words of retaliation" should "not have been made." The family was “ upset" by his "Ill-advised" remarks, she said "Speaking for my son and myself, -we knew little about them (Ihe Shiites) and possibly they do have legitimate griev­ ances.'' she said. "I'm sure In the future I'll lx* much more aware of events In the area " Bui Mike Conwell brother of hostage spokesman Allyn Conwell o f Houston, praised the United Stales' refusal to give In lo Ihe terrorists' demands "I'v e go! a rral faith In America and Its system and Its government ll worked extrem ely well." he said. Conwell said the experience (hanged his perception o f world events " ll would change anybody's feelings." he said. "W hen IPs somebody that you know or are close to. Ihe words human life lake on a different significance than when It's Just a face on a TV lube " The Question Now Is: Will U.S. Retaliate? State Workers On Strike C * * lr* l O v f O j a *s w « « l Nh s Ii I Seven Still Being Held Dalian* NatwM Via*Hi, D*llan* X n ily X rtan*b*« and btb, g irl D *ltan« f ADMIttlONt M*rc*i*n« Ttdeuo. lantgrd OltCHAKOIt Van lord v *rti* L Crumgtgn J*nny M Jwkwn I Arkansas communities ol Amity und Doonrrdalc. In Southern California Suiui.iv. Ihe mercury ( rested at 100 degrees In Los Angeles, snapping a mark set In 1884. Record highs also werr established with readings of 96 In San Diego ami N9 (n Sonia Maria AREA READINGS (9 a.m.Jt temperature: 75; overnight low: 7 1 Sunday's high 89; barometric pressure: 30.20; relative humidity: 90 percent: winds: southwest at 8 mph: rain: ,71 Inch: sunrise: 6 31 a m., sunset 8 27 p.m TUESDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs, 8 44 a in.. 9 15 p m . lows, 2.29 a in . 2:23 p.m ; Port Canavcrali highs. 8 36 u ni . 9 07 p ni : Iowa. 2 20 a m.. 2 14 p m.. Bayport: highs. 2:34 a.in.. 1:16 p in .; lows. 7:29 a.m.. 8:58 p nt BOA TI N O FORECAST: St. Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Wind southwest around 10 knots inday becoming variable less than 10 knots tonight and Tuesday except ultrrnoun onshore breezes around 10 knots near the coast. Sea 3 lect or lesa. Wind and sea higher near scattered thunderstorms mainly today. EXTENDED FORECAST: Wednesday through Friday — Chance o f mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Lows upper 60s extreme north lo neur 80 extreme south. High upper 80s to lower 90s. Shllle leader who look control ol most o f the h ostages from Hezbollah, demanded a U.S. statement forswearing reprisals. The Stale Department, follow­ ing Syrian suggestions aimed at untangling a Iasi minute snarl. Issued u stalernent Saturday night that m erely reaffirmed U.S. support for Lebanon's g o v­ ernment. stability and security. But the statement did not even uddreoa retaliation and offlclala said no assurances or guarantees wrre given lo secure release of Ihe Americans Reagan. In Ihe wake of ihe Iran hostage crisis, vowed "swift and e f fe c t iv e r e t r ib u t io n " against terrorism during his presidency. Bui lodate. that bos nol happenrd Friday. Reagan said. "Terror­ ists. and (hose who supjxirt them. must, and will be held to account." Teen Shot By 'V ig ila n te ' C harged With Raping W om an NEW YORK (Ul’ ll - One of fo u r t e e n a g e r s s h o t b y Bernhard G o etz has been charged with raping and rob­ bing a woman, bui an attorney lot thr subway gunman said Ihe arrest came as no surprise In his celebrated client. James Rurnseur. 19, was (barged with rape, robbery, •xxloiny. assault and criminal (xivsessloii of a deadly weajxm I n Ih e M a y 5 a t t a c k , authorities said "Mr Coclz Is not surprised hy ihr fact lhat one of those who a rcostrd him In Ihe subway and pul him tn fear of his life has been alleged lo have brutalized yet another." said attorney Barrv Slot nick. Slot nick called It "an In­ dication of a continued failure In t h e c r i m i n a l J u s tic e syslcm.” B ronx D istrict A tto rn ey Mario Merola charged that K u m ie u f fo llo w e d Ih e 20-year-old victim Into an ele­ vator In an apartment com­ plex, forced her to a roof iandlng. then raped her and made off with a set o f earrings and three rings worth $150. E v e n in g Ilcm k J l U t P t ( I I IM I M onday, J u ly 1, lv*S Vol 77. No 761 P u k llth * d D a tlf *n d lu n d a r . t x t p l la tw d a y b , TO* l * M o d H «r«ld. •ot Wd a F ra n c s A * * ., I * niord Fla. u r n V x s n d C lo t* P e tla g * P u d * t la n ia rd . F la rtd * lint Ham* 0 * U «* ry W t*h, t l . l t , Month. M M , 1 M anlht. 114 I t , * Month* I l L M j Y * «r . U I N B r M «il. W**b t l M l M *nth. M M i I Month* H I M , I Month*. 1)1 t l , Vd*r, Mt.M. Phan* ( M U 111 1*11. �Gun Probe Leads To Drug Charges It all started out as an In* vrstlgaUon Into a stolen gun. But a 22-year-old Winter Springs man wound up being charged with drug violations and also may face a charge of dealing In stolen property. Casselberry police questioned the su sp ect at his W in ter Springs home at about 8,20 p.tn Saturday and spotted a vial containing cocaine sticking out of the man's pants pocket. After the man's arrest on the possession of cocaine charge he went Into his home to call a babysitter, according to a police report. At that time police looked out a window of the house and sp o tted a m a riju a n a plant growing In the yard, the report said. A possession o f marijuana charge was added Police were questioning the .ian In connection with the ’ ltu rd a y sale o f a gun to Crossroads Gunsmlthlng C o . U.S. H ig h w a y 17-92. Casselberry. Gun shop workers checked the serial number of the gun and determined It had been stolen from the shop In Nov­ ember. a police report said. The suspect was scheduled to talk to Casselberry police today about the gun and police say he likely will be charged with deal­ ing In stolen property. Troy Lee Donahue, of 426 David St., was released on •5,000 bond and is scheduled to appear In court on the drug charges on July 15. ing lot at his home at 3:15 p m. Friday. He was being held In lieu of $5,000 bond. Action Reports BUR GLARIES ft THEFTS A thief took $2,000 worth of Jewelry and $38 cash from the home of Taul Malz. 43. of 2038 Judith Place. Long wood, on Friday, according lo a shertfTs report. ★ F ir e s ★ C o u rts ★ P o lice on him before he he reportedly defended himself with the stick The m anager reportedly ad­ mitted to police he showed the suspect a handgun he carries, hut he denied pointing It at the suspect, the report said No gun related charges have been filed against the manager who was not completely Identified In the report. The suspect was treated at F lo rid a H osp ital A lta m o n te Springs for facial Injuries appar­ ently rectcved In the fight with his brother before being booked Into Jail, ihe report said. Gary Allen flicks. 29. was tiring held In lieu o f $5,000 bond. BOGUS CHECK S e m in o le County s h e r iff's deputies report the arrest of a man w ho a lle g e d ly used a woman as a go-lietween to cash a stolen and forged check The man has been charged with forger)', uttering a forgery and grand theft, but the woman who told deputies she thought she was doing the man a favor hv cashing the $325 check which she thought was his STICK WIELDED (Myrhcck. has not hern charged, A 29-year-old Sum m erfled a sh rrlirs report said. man who allegedly tried to hit an Ann Perry Krwls told deputies Altamonte Springs apartment she put her name on the payee manager with a stick and sirug line and endorsed and cashed gled with him when the manag­ the check at Harnett Hank The er tried to break up a fight suspert had already allegedly b e tw e e n th e m an and his put the date, the amount and the brother has been charged with forged signature of ihe check's aggravated battery owner on the check, the report Although the suspect was said M a r k C a g le th e fo r m e r allrgcdly hitting Ills brother with the stick when the manager roommate and employer of Ihe stepped Into the fight at apart­ susjH'ct had reported to deputies ment *1222, 100 E Altamonte Ihe check had been stolen from Drive, the brother refused to him and cashed on April 25. the press charges against the sus- report said. Ms. Kewts reportedly told dep­ p rrt But the su sp ect was charged tn the alleged attack on uties the suspect gave her $10 the m anager, an Altam onte alter she cashed Ihe check He had. she said, cla im ed he Springs police report said. Police who were called to the couldn't cash It himself because scene at about 1 20 a.m Satur­ he didn't have projM-r Idenltflcaday r e t r ie d finding u bloody IIon. the report said George Earl Lad tie. 22. o f "2 I stick at the scene. The man arrestrd alleged to Eoslbrook Apartments. Winter police the manager pulled a gun Park, was arrested In the park­ SEMINOLE SEW SAVE ENERGY ALL YEAR 'ROUND & A video recorder, stereo gear, cash and other Items with a total value of about $2,500 were stolen from the home of Linda E Depuy. 36. 1700 Pineway. San­ ford. on Thursday or Friday, deputies reported Two weedealers wurth $300 each and a $15 torch Up were stolen from a shed at a golf course at 2662 Sable Club Way. Long wood, on Wednesday or Thursday according to a rcjxnt supervisor Lora Inc Callahan. 56, of 621 San Sebastian Court. Altamonte Springs, tiled with deputies SEEDS L EA D TO ARREST A routine d riv e r's tlrensr check lead to the arrest of an A|>opka man for possession of less than 20 grams of marl|uana and drug paraphernalia aflrr Ihe a Seminole County she nil's dep­ uty reported spotting pot seeds on the floor of the man's vehicle. The man reportedly gave the deputy permission lo search the vehicle and addition al c o n ­ traband was (mind, a shertfFs report said. Kevin James Flnkcn. 19. of 3000 S. Clarrona Road, was arrested at 6:37 p in Frttlay at Sunlando Park In Altamonte Springs. He has been released on bond. BREAK IN CHARGE An 18-vrar-old laxigwood man accused of breaking a window and entering a l.ongwood ear wash was being held in lieu of $5,000 bond Sheriffs deputies a lle g e d that oil June 13 I h e suspect I lle g a lly entered the Rainbow Carwash, on state Road 434 at U S Highway 17-92 John Seott Blankenship » l VAC 1 DAY SERVICE , 1405 Parrot Way. was arrested o n c o u n t y R o a d 4 2 7 In Longwood. at 8:45a m. Friday. DUI ARRESTS The following persons have b een arrested In S e m in o le County on a charge of driving under the Influence: — Louis Roy Mixon. 61. o f 1675 Sunset Drive. Longwood. was arrested at 2:45 a.m Saturday after his car was seen weaving on U.S. Highway 17 92. south of Sanford. — Hentguo Ramlrer. 44. of 140 Lake Destiny Trail. Altamonte Springs, at 2:19 a.m. Saturday at Hunt Club Boulevard at state Road 436 In west Seminole C ounty, after hr was found sitting In his ear parked In the roadway. 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M anaging E dito r M alvln A dkins, A d ve rtisin g D irector Home Delivery WrcH. $1.10. Month. $4 75: 3 Month* $14 23 fi Months. $27 00. Year. $51 00 Uy M..II Week. $ 1.30. Month. $3 OO. 3 Month*. $ 18 00. 6 Month*. $32 30 Year. $60 00 Reagan Still Confounds Critics Several weeks ago. President Reagan’s critics had all but wrlllen off his second term because of the Hltburg cemetery controversy, budget netbacks and the defeat of his Contra aid hill In Congress. Hut the "lame-duck” Reagan Is flying high now, thanks in large part to the turnaround by the House on U.l) aid if) Nicaraguan freedom flghtrrs, as well as the president's decision to uphold the flawed S A L T treaty. This Is good news for the millions of Americans who voted for four more years of Reagan leadership. House Speaker Thomas p. O'Neill Jr. has w h ined dial congressm en switched to ap p rove $27 m illion in "n o n -m ilita ry ” assistance to the antl-Sandlnlsta rebels because they were "afraid" of Mr. Reagan. That may be so. but many, wisely, probably also did nol want lo be subjected to "soft-on-comniunlsm" charges iri the 1986 elections. Others, no doubt, felt betrayed — by both Sandlnlsta strongman Daniel Ortega, who Immediately went to Moscow after the Iasi Contra vote, as well ns by the House leadership, which killed the Inst Contra aid bill after a majority of members Indicated support for non-mllltary assistance In some form. Then, (here Is President Reagan's ability lo compromise, which has been a hallmark of his (Milltlral career, much to the chagrin of both Democrats like O'Neill and conservative Ideologues, lly com prom ising on "nonm llltary" Contra aid when lie originally sought overt military usslstancr, the presi­ dent came out with a victory lo upholding a SA LT treaty that hr never has liked, the president put the onus for serious arms proposals hark on Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev while also leaving himself some wiggle-out room If the Soviets don't behave. With so many problems looming. Mr. Reagan can't, and Isn't, resting on his laurels. He must contend with whatever Congress decides to do with the deficit-reduction package (the House and Semite currently urc stalled), continue to barnstorm for tax reform, prod potential Mideast (trace negotiators and. of course, deul with the Ortega government. Since Congress has targeted $27 million for the Contras next year, the rebels will continue lighting Hut ll Isn't likely that ihry can overthrow a Sandlnlsta government b olstered by th ousands ol S oviet-bloc advisors. The rebels can make life difficult for Mr. Ortega by fueling (topular discontent, and that might make Mr. Ortega less eager to make trouble for his neighbors and more Inclined toa negotiated settlement. The president could enhance those pro spects with some quiet diplomacy alined at Managua. Given Daniel Ortega’s fondness for Moscow and Marxism, any expulsion of Cuban garrisons may he too much to expect A peaceful settlement, moreover, would confound those lelt of center Democrats who keep predicting that the next step after aid to lhr Contras Is a U S. Invasion. Then again, President Reagan has made a career out ol confounding his critics. Please W rite L e tte rs lo the e d ito r are w elcom e for publication. A ll le tte r s m ust be signed and include a mailing a d d ress and. If possible, a telep h on e num ber. T h e E ven in g H era ld res erve s the right to e d it le tte rs to a void lib e l and to accom m odate apace. BERRYS WORLD DONALD LAMBRO Repetitive Smoking Studies Waste Funds WASHINGTON - In (he last 10 years, the National Institutes of Health and the National Institute of Drug Abuse have spent tens ol millions o f dollars on antl-smoklng studies Yet although Just a few miles separate these Institutes, the hand that signs the research checks at one agency doesn't alvt ays know what the hand signing checks at the other Is doing “ There are areas of overlap that arc of concern to many of us." admits a National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) smoking research official. After weeks of digging Into National Institutes of Health (NIHI and NIDA smoking-cesaatlon rrv a rrh grants, we have discovered numerous examples of wasteful overlap and duplication. For Instance, after exam in in g smokingresearch grants from NIDA and the National Cancer Institute INCH, we found there was no significant difference In the research objectives ol two mllllon-dollar plus gram s going lo one University of Southern Caitfomla researcher. In one case, this researcher la receiving a $2.1 million, five-year grant from NIDA to "test the effectiveness o f different approaches to Im ­ plementing a comprehensive smoking preven­ tion-cessation program designed to reduce the number of children who will become cigarette smokers," In another grant. Issued under NCI's $64 million stop-smoking program, this same re­ searcher 1s getting $189,100 In the first year o f a five-year project to test virtually the same thing. Elsewhere, a five-year NIDA grant of $2.4 million was awarded to a UCLA researcher to study ways to prevent cigarette, alcohol and marijuana use by adolescents. Simultaneously. NCI awarded the same researcher $757,749 In I he first year of a five-year project to study the same age group, with almost Identical research objectives. Says Dr. Joe Cullen, associate director of NCI's Research Resources Program: " I'd be less than honest tf I told you everything was neatly organized and everyone knew what everyone Is doing." Furthermore, the surgeon general says that 95 percent o f smokers who quit do so on their own. without the help of smoking-cessation programs. Even those who want help In quitting don't have to look much further than Ihetr local Yellow Pages to find dozens o f excellent stop-smoking programs The millions o f dollars that NIH keeps pouring Into smoklng-behavlor studies are basically "Just plowing up ground that's already been tilled." says a top Senate Investigator. Even Catherine Bell, grants manager In NtDA's sm oking p re v e n tio n d iv is io n , confesses. "Basically, the approaches (to get people to quit) haven't changed that much since 1980 " SCIENCE WORLD DON GRAFF Once Only Eyeliner Busy Pentagon Door The public Is losing yet another servant to the revolving door. Michael Burch, assistant secretary for public affairs. Is leaving the Defense Department to lake an executive position with McDonnell Douglas Corp The "revolving door" Is the apt Washington term for the muchtraveled route from a good Job In the Pentagon to an even Ix-ttrr one In the private sector of thr defense establishment It lias been turning at least since Dwight Elsenhower tried to warn u.s about the consr<jin m es o f a developing militaryindustrial complex, tint the traffic has Ix-en es|x-elally heavy of late As ol 1984 by u congressional count, sortie 2.KX) recent Defense D e­ partment employees were at work In private firms holding large m ili­ tary contracts, a 03 percent Increase III such employ merit since 1979. A nol necessarily typical hut notew orthy exam ple Is G eorge Sawyer As assistant secretary of iIn- Navy tor shipbuilding and logistics, he was Involved with, among other projects, the Trident ballistic missile submarine The contractor tor the Trident, the nation's moat costly wraj>on and one of the most troubled by coal overruns. Is General Dynamics ROBERT WAGMAN Twists In Hutton Case WASHINGTON (NF.Al - Despite E F. Mutton executives' repeated statements to the contrary, the company's check kiting scheme was centrally planned and Hutton officials knew about It. say In­ vestigators. This new Information Corp has come from both federal grandIn June 1983. Suwyrr left the |ury witnesses and documents un­ Pentagon to become executive vice covered by a House subcommittee. president ol General Dynamics His On May 2. Hutton pleaded guilty rapid spin through the door has m 2.(XX) counts of mall and wire since moused grand |ury interest Iraod and promised to pay the There Is nothing unusual about government $2 million In fines and trading In public experience lor $750.(XX) In federal legal fees. In latter private paychecks It hapjK-n* return tor the plea, the Justice all (tie time throughout the gov Department agreed not to prosecute rrnmrui It s done even at the any nl Hutton's lop corporate o f­ Cabinet level — especially at thr ficers Cabinet level Hutton claims that the overdraft Hut Ihcrr art- reasons lor more scheme was limited to a relatively than usual concern when It comes few offices and managers, was to the defense establishment So unknown to lop inunagnnent and much money Is Involved and the a b u se d a 1e g 111m a t e r a s h relationship between llioac who art management system When top lor the government and those who managers became aware ol the supply It w ith weapons Is so situation In 1982. says Hutton, they specialized that the possibilities lor moved quickly to end It abuse are greatly magnifier). However, these claims ure con­ A Pentagon official, (or example, tradicted by Information and docu­ may tie inclined to favor u major ments that have surfaced. Contractor who is also a prospective Hutlon claims that of Its 3(X) employer Or. Iiuvlng taken the Job. brunch offices, only atsiut 20 "m ay lie may use Insider's knowledge and at some point In tbe 1980-82 period contacts to the Improper advantage ti uve e n g a g e d In e x c e s s i v e ol Ills new employer In Pentagon drawdown a ctivity." Hut In the dealings course of three years, more than Laws now on the (to o k * attempt to 31K) Mutton employees, bunkers and (Millve the process by restricting cash management experts were iormer government olllclals in the called trelore a federal grand Jury In business they can do with their Harrisburg. Pa. Sources Involved In former government offices Pending the federal Investigation say the |iro|M>Ha|s w o u ld r e q u ir e that au Jury saw evidence tbat the scheme olfielul watt up it> I've years alter Involved at least 110 Hutton bran­ leaving the governm ent belorr ches and accounts at more than 400 signing on with a company with hanks, which lie hart dealt while a public Federal Investigators have said servant that once Hutton agreed to plead What makes Michael (lurch's Job guilty. It wasn't necessary lo seek change ol special note Is that, as the Indictm ents against ull o f the Pentagon's .chief spokesman, he has brunches Involved "It would have been publicly critical In recent been total overkill and would have months nl ma)or detense c o n ­ taken us several years longer," said tractors one federal source, "s o we just used a kind o f sample." In addition In paying the $2.75 million In fines and costs. Hutton Is required lo set up a fund lo repay the Interest Income that It cheated the tvanks out of- Several weeks ngo. at Its annual meeting. Hutton an­ nounced that It was setting up an $H million lurid for Mils — but Investigators believe that the bunks' claims, which are still being de­ termined. may total many times this. Documents that Hutton recently Died wi th th e S e cu rities and Exchange Commission Indicate that the average long-term overdraft totaled 9300 million to $400 million a day — fur h lg h rr than the company admitted earlier Some InvestIgators believe that Hutton eventually will have to pay up to $-10 m illion to 950 million In reimbursements. R obert M. F o m o n , H u tto n 's chairman and chief executive o f­ ficer. told a House Judiciary sub­ committee thut the overdraft opera­ tion evolved Into "clearly Improper hanking activities." Hutton was at fault, he said, because "we did not have sufficient controls because no one ever dreamed the employers would abuse a drawdown system that was perfectly legal " That's a key Hutton claim: that the system was basically legal and that, us Fomon said, problems arose only when Individual office manag­ ers. under "trem endou s perfor­ mance competition... punhrd to excess" to ram bonuses. Hutton says It often deposits lunds Into Its many hank accounts through wire transfers and other means that require no time to clear However, banks often deny Hutton access lo this money for 24 hours, thus getting free use of the com ­ pany's money for that period To even things out, Hutton d e­ vised the overdraft scheme By Lid ia W a sow lcz UPI S cien ce W rite r SAN FRANCISCO tUPIl - Rather than having to put on their eyeliner every morning, some women are opting for a one-time visit lo the surgeon's office Since last fall, more than 7.(XX) women — and a handful of men — have undergone a mlcrosurglcal procedure that brings the age old art of tattooing Into the age of high technology Hy Injecting dots of pigment t) e t w e e n e a c h l a s h w i t h a sophisticated needle that penetrates no more than I millimeter of eyelid tissue, the microsurgeon creates the effect of a permanent eye liner Although some who undergo the half-hour $HIX) to $1,2<X) procedure m ay sullrr tem porary swelling, tenderness or bruising around the eves, there have been no reports of any serious, adverse stdr effects The main concern, doctors cau­ tion. Is that patients be certain they want to be endowed with the Belle Davis ryrs permanently since thr tattooed eye liner Is very difficult. If not Impossible, to remove. Crltlrs point lo the permanence of the procedure as a drawback, noting the fickleness of fashion trends. But Dr. Kobcrt Fcnal. a noted Southern California ophthalmic surgeon who co-drveloped thr technique, railed Accents, disagrees. " F a s h io n s m a y ch an ge and lipsticks ran I k - thrown away, but tile Accents eye liner ts forever," he said. Dr Sanford Sevrrtn. one ol 1.200 opht hatmologlsts. dermatologists and plastic surgeons trained In the procedure by Fcnzl. said he has received "extrem ely positive reac­ tion " from permanent eye liner recipients at tils clinic in Albany, cast ol Sun Francisco "W om en are delighted they never have In bother wi t h smeared, smudged rye liner again." said Sevrrtn. an ophthalmologist. One of hts patients. Rtrse Petty, •slid, "This procedure Is a blessing lor women like m e who wrar contact lenses nr have sensitive eyes that make 11 very difficult lo apply makeup." Fenzl. 35. whose work In eye surgery has attracted International attention. Mild the technique can tienefll women executives who have little time lor makeup, athletes, myopic women weary ol standing nose to mirror, accldrnt or burn victims who have lost eyelashes and seniors with arthritic or shaking hands. "Older women have a very, very dllficu lt time p u ttin g on their makeup at u time when looking good Is vrry Important lo them," said Fenzl. director o f the Orange County Eye Bunk Fcnzl devoted 18 months to research and development before l he technique was introduced last September JACK ANDERSON Soviets Have Scrapped '72 ABM Accord By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta WASHINGTON - A major In­ telligence breukthrough has enabled U.S anulyats to determine that the Soviets ure constructing a massive anil ballistic missile system. Such a system would completely upset the delicate balance of nuclear terror thut has existed for decades be­ tween the two aupcipowers. The new Intelligence revelations make It ominously clear that, for the Soviets, the 1972 AHM treaty Is dead. T h ey've spent too much time and money on construction o f the secret AHM network to pull hack for the sake of a treaty (hey have already violated. The U.S.-Soviet restrictions on weu|>ons that can shoot down In­ coming missiles were designed to maintain "mutual assured destruc­ tion" as a deterrence against either side attem pting a nuclear first I strike, The Soviets’ neur-hysterlcal opposition to President Reagan's so-called "S ta r W ars" program, which would enable the United States to shoot down Incoming missiles In space. Is baaed on their tear that successful development of such a system would allow us to launch a nuclear strike against t h e m w i t h o u t f e a r o f an overwhelming Soviet response. Yel now the United States finds Itself In the frightening position of facing a gigantic Soviet ADM delcnse In only a few years — long before "Star W ars" ts even off the drawing board. Politically, this could be u devastating em b ar­ rassm ent fo r the Reagan a d ­ ministration. as a high-level White House source admitted. The AHM disclosure "has us very' wonted." the official said, adding with surprising candor "Despite our own defen se buildup, this means we msy be far more vulnera­ ble now than what we said the nation was under Jimmy Carter. And It's happened on our watch." What exactly was the Intelligence Information that has administration leaders In such a tizzy? The iden­ tification of lltrrally hundreds of previously undisclosed sites where I he Soviets are constructing — or have already completed — ABM facilities. The disclosure comes In the recent, top-secret "National In ­ telligence E s tim a te s" of Soviet strength — a document running Into hundreds o f pages and repre­ senting the distilled wisdom of all U .S. m ilita ry and civilian In ­ telligence agencies. For years, a source said, this particular series o f NIEs was de­ layed because o f "th e Interminable wrangling over the nature of Soviet strategic fo rc es *’ The CIA In ­ variably argued that Soviet strategic weapons were strictly defensive, designed to launch a retaliatory blow at U.S population centers after an American first strike. Hut all that changed In 1980. the source explained, when all the agencies agreed that the Soviets were In lacl building an offenilve strategic force, which could take out most U.S. missile systems In s pre-emptive attack. Th e National Intelligence Estimates don't hazard a guess as to exactly when the Soviets will have an effective AHM network In place. Hut they do disclose that one new Soviet system. ABM-3, has actually been tested — successfully. Additionally, the Soviet SA-12 surface-to-air m iss ile has been tested successfully as an ABM. The Soviets will soon be able to produce hundreds of these mohllc SA-12s. �SPORTS Juniors' Goal: Push Dream 7 Rung Higher Sanford Begins Tourney Three S a n ford baseball trains open up tournament play tonight tn two locations. The Sanford Little American League and Little National League all-stars will be In Tavares for the Florida Little Major Sub-District Tourna­ ment while the Juniors go to I’ort Orange for the Junior M a |or L e a g u e D i s t r i c t Tournament The S a n fo rd N ationals open up the Sub-District to­ night at 6 against Leesburg. Joe W ig g in s or Anthony R o b erts w i l l be on ( he mound The Sanford Americans go up against host Tavares at 8 with Derrick Taylor, ihe top pitcher tn both leagues, get­ ting the nod Doth the Americans and Nationals are looking to stay alive to advance to the Dis­ trict 4 Tournam ent. The winner o f the District goes on to State which ts being held In Leesburg this year M e a n w h ile , the Junior League opens up with host I’ort Orange at H Ronald Cox will tie the starling pitcher The winner of ihe District goes on to state. non to* major Danny A lbert Aaron latarola Kevin W alnacott Jerrey Thuraton Jr. Kent Brubaker Jtson Varltek Curt Prom Danny Hendrlcka league l l H I t M o o r A ll S ta r f o u r n if fltr if Sub D u f r ic l i t l*#%frurg Monday J u ly I 6 pm S a n fo rd N i t i o n j l t G reg J a m e s Chris Radcllff Jamey Wallace Jimmy Hovla vt Itotburg I p r n - T o v o ro t coni, Vuyiday, J u ly 1 6pm O H o nd o t«ona!| or L e * ib u r g • pm Sanford *m #f» vt Son tor tt Na MorxSav 1towf 1 Junior M a jo r A ll Star D t t t r it f 4 T o u rn a m a n l at Port O r«ng« Monday. J u ly I 6p m — N t mt S m ry fiA i t a c b v t O rm ond B * * c h • p m » P o rt O ra n g a v i Sanford Too id ay J u ly 2 6pm — H o lly H ill v t 64*w Sm ryna liaach or O rm o n d tla ach t p m M o nd a y'a in%#r% R ic k y S b e lm a n Chance Wlstrom K elly Walnacott J errey Thuraton By Sam Cook tlernld S p orts E d itor Last year a dream mntrrtallml for the Altamonte Springs Na­ tional League Major all-stars They played In the i.iule League World Series In Williamsport, Pa before a world-wide televi­ sion audience. They finished as the secondbest team In the world, losing the ch am p ion sh ip gam e to Seoul. South Korea, the Far East representative This year, seven of those young men. tori d i e d by seven more from last year’s American l eague, have Joined h i r e r s to try and take that dream one step further They would like to w ilt the Junior (13-vrur old) League World Series tn Taylor. Mich Whereas, the World Series is a Just a dream to many teams when they open the all-star compel Mon. It's more than a dream (or these I -I young men. Seven of them have been there anil know what it takes Seven more would like to Irel ihe exllerattonolthat m om ent. The Altamonte Springs Junior League all stars would like to In­ in Taylor on Aug 12 Manager Kelly Wainscotl and couch Jer­ rey Thurston sav they have the talent to be there "O n paper, It looks great." said Walnacott. whose E x | k >s w on the A l t a mo n t e Ju nior L e a g n r a n d T o p T e a in Tournament. "Hut we ve still got to pul It together W e've got to get everybody playing together us a team and keep the guvs that aren't playing happy Thurston, who guided last y e a r 's I 2 - y e a r - ol ds to tInrunner up llnlsh agrees but savs last year's laurels an- |ust that last year's "Y o u really can't tulk about last yea r." he said Sunday night. "W e have to alert over from strut eh We have to Softball slaugltlei.s In gam e two ax It destroyed (he W est Orlando Haiders. 19 2 Six players had two hits for the Savages Includ­ ing Lawson. Sharon Bonaventure. Dtdl Gibbs, Shuler, who slugged a homer. Switzer and Val Smith Switzer was also die winning pitcher. The Savages next opponent was the Renegades, a team of Seminole County players put t o g e t he r by m a n a g e r Mike Averttl Thr Savages crushed the Renegades. 16-1 with Nlkl Burke tossing u s e v e n -hitler. Unnaventure led the hit parade with a 4 for 4 performance which Included tw o doubles. Shuler was 3 for 4 with a double. Switzer and Lawson had two hits each and LottUclu Whitaker added a double. The Savages continued their torrid offensive attack In game four as they shelled Kockledge Rock-Co. 26 8, B on aven lu re had another productive game at the plate as she went 4 for 5 with a pair of homers, u two-run shot and a three-run later. Aretha Riggins and Shuler also drilled homers. Meyer and Lawson contributed three hits each while Tammy Jenerette. Bridget Jenerette and Chavis had two hits each. In game five, the Savages went up against the Eagles, who were down to 11 players after losing pitcher Dawn Gebhart to Injury. The Eagles were no match lor the Savages who won easily. 154). Burke was the winning pitcher as gave up five hits. Shuler was 3 for 4 with a pair o f doubles and Tam m y Jenerette also doubled Th r Savages scored 10 runs on nine hits In thr second Inning and played an errorless game. Seminole continued Its hitting streak Into the sixth game as they took a 5-0 lead In the top of the first. But that's when the defense broke down as. eight errors later, the Bandits had claim ed a 17-8 v ic to ry and eliminated the Savages. L e a d i n g h i t t e r s f o r I he tournam ent Inclu ded Shuler w h o was 11*18 fo r a .811 average. Bridge! Jenerette (7*12. 583). Bonavenlure (12-21. .571) a n d C h a v i s ( 8 - 1 4 . . 571) . get these kids unified. They know what tlu-y can do Individ iiully but they don't know what they can do as a team,' I he Juniors open the District 14 Division 2 All-Star Tourita mem Friday against Deltona at Deltona l hev will ilnd out In a hurry tl they have meshed as a win Frld.tv means a gam e Sal urd.iv Another win puts them til the winners' bracket llnal oil Sunday A l t h o u g h Wa i n s c o t l a nd I Illusion have not mentioned la v lor. Mieli as ,i motivational tool. Thurston said U s on the players mi nd s " S u b m i t selously, I think It's there." hr said It's ton rarlv tor Kellv and I to talk about it We want to take It une day at a time but It's imigh not to think utxnit the ultimate goal." I’ough because the Inundation to attain that goal has already been tunned "We have a lot ol gamers. Wainscotl sold "H all ol these kids hull- hern tllerr (the World Series|and the other hall wants to go vet v badly II we cun get It together there's no reason we can 't." I'he Juniors have 14 ways to make the Aug. 12 date hi Taylor. Mleh a reality i'luls Rudcllll Aaron latarola. Jason Varltek J errey Thurston Jr , Danny Albeit Jamey Wallace and Greg .1.lines return from last year’s leant They are Joined by Curt i 'run* Kent Brubaker, Danny Hendricks. Jittnm Hin ts. Kevin Wainscotl. Chain r Wlstrom and Rteky Slictui.ui S ee JUNIORS. Page 7 A Eagles Shock West Orange Savages Flex Muscles But Settle In 4th Place By Chris Flster Herald Sports Writer For four straight games Satur­ day the S e m in o le Savages played like world beaters The Seminole Softball t'lull's IS and under all-star team won all four by the 15-run (slaughter! rule Unfortunately, the Savages sandwiched those four games Inbetween two losses to the West Orange Hundlts as Seminole wound up fourth In the I6*team runway Tournament "W e did well hut one team killed u s." Savages manager Don Jonas said "We went four games when we beat everybody by thr 15-run rule but errors In the last game killed us.” The Savages return to action Friday In the Satellite Beach Mets Tournament which runs through Sunday and Includes some of the best teams from throughout the state, tn two weeks, the Savages compete In the Metro Tournament with the top two teams qualifying for the regkmals. "All we have to do now Is put It together and peak at the right lltnr." Jonas said "And that's Ihe Metro." The C o n w a y Tou rnam ent marked the debut of four new players who went up to the Savages alter playing for the Seminole Eagles, the club's " B ” team of 13 and 14 year olds The new players Include Kalrlna Shuler. Corrle Lawson. Jodie Swllicr and Tam m y Jenerette. In their opener Saturday, the Savages dropped a 4-3 decision to the Bandits. Seminole had taken a 3-0 lead and held It for five Innings but West Orange scored four times In the bottom of the sixth as It capitalized on three Seminole errors. The Savages had a shot In the top of the seventh when Caroline Chavis and Bridget Jenerette led off with consecutive singles. Switzer then tried to advance the runners with a grounder to the right side but It hit Jenerette for the first out. Heather Meyer was the next hitter and she ripped a line drive but It was caught by the pitcher for the arcond out. Shuler then went down for the final out. Chavis was the leading hitter for the gam e with a 3 for 3 performance and Lawson was 2 for 3 and scored twice. Seminole started Its string ol B a s e b a ll By Chris Fister Herald Sports W riter Although four o f lltelr tup players moved up to the 15 ami under Savages, the Seminole Eagles. Seminole Soli ball Club's all star team ol 13 ami 14 year olds, showed they still have plenty of talrnt and determina­ tion as they won two straight before losing two and bowing out of the Conway Tournament. One of those victories Included an H-4 triumph over the West Orange Bandits, the (rum that beut the Savages twice. " I was real proud of the girls and Ihe way they hung in," Eagles manager Lenny llollls said "Wrst Orange was u big victory. A lot o f people were shocked to see us beat them ." The Eagles will take the next two weeks off as fur us competi­ tion goes us they prepure lor Ihe Metro Tournament. The Eagles will practice this week and (hen try to get in some prucllce games the following week. "O u r goal now Is lo stay competitive and do the best we can In the Metro." Hollis said. "It would be awful bard to mulch lust year's B team (regional qualifiers) Especially after those four players went lo the Savages The Eagles, who finished sixth ul Conway this past weekend, opened the tournament Satur­ day with a 16-3 rout of the West Orange Gremlins Robin Whitehead and Leticia Strickland had three hits each to lead the offense w hile Julie Barton was 2 for 3 with a home run Dawn Gebhart was the winning pitcher as she tosaed a two hitter. The Eagles came back In game two to upset Ihe Bandits 8-4. The Eagles scored four runs In the first, one In the third and sealed the win with three In the sixth. Strickland provided much of the offensive punch as she drilled a double to drive In Ihe first run, added a solo homer In Ihe third and smashed another homer In the sixth. Leslie Barton also homered In the sixth. Gebhart picked up the win again but It was during Ihe game against the Bandits that the Eagles lost their number one MsraM n w t Sr Taausr Vtacsnl Dorchelte Webster qualified for the TAC national. 6 Seminoles Qualify For TAC's Nationals W I N T E R PARK Six Seminole High track athletes have qualified for Ihe T A C Na­ tional A ge Group Cham pion­ ships this weekend In New York CUy by coming In elihcr first or second at Ihe Regional Meet this past Satu rday at S h o w a lte r Field Although rain off and on all day made It difficult for the athletes, they managed to hold their own against competition fro m th rou g h o u t th e st at e lexrept the Panhandle). In th e I n t e r m e d i a t e a g e d iv is io n (15-16 year o ld s ). Shownda Martin and Dorchelle Webster both qualified In the 800 meters. Martin, who missed qualifying lor the Junior Na­ tional team last weekend when she was nipped, took first place wi t h a tim e o f 2:15 whi l e Webster was second at 2:20. Both Martin and Webster, who will be sophomores at Seminole In 1985 86. also qualified for Track/Field another National meet which will be held Jul y 23-28 at Seaule. In the Senior Division (17-18), four performers off the 4A Stale Champion Seminole High boys leant qualified for the age group meet, Alvin Jones took first In the long Jump at 2 1-O and second In the triple Jump at 40-3. Louis Brown qualified In Ihe 220 with a first place time of 22.6. Pat Davis qualified In the 100 meters (first at 9.8) and 220 (second at 23.11 and Earle Martin took first tn the 400 m eters at 49.4. The Sem inole athletes will leave for New York Thursday where competition will begin Friday and end Saturday. The athletes will tour New York CUy Sunday and return to Sanford Tuesday. — Chris N i t e r t Softball pitcher when Gebhart broke tier bund on a line drive back to the mound Hollis said they didn't know It was broken until alter Ihe next game In gam e three, the Eagles managed only four hits us they dropped an I I I decision to thr Orlando LIE Sluggers Strickland had two of thr hits and Leslie Barton accounted lor the only run with u home run In the tilth Grbhurt pitched the whole game and It was alter the game that llollls noticed her hand swelling and sent her lo thr hospital llollls said Gchliurt will p r o b a b l y mi s s I he M e t r o Tournament. "The timing was terrible lor Dawn to get hurt," hr said. " W e w e r e d o w n to I I ballplayers and just ran out of strain." Hollis said "But thr girls w rrr still competitive." Strickland Ird Ihe way for the Eagles In thr tournament with u 750 avrrage (9 12) and Anna H ollis was 5 11 for u .455 uveruge, H A W K S EXIT EARLY After winning 3 of 4 tours* merits the Seminole Hawks, the club's 12 and under team, had an off day Saturday us they lost 2 of 3 In the Conway Tou rna­ ment. "W e had a bad w eekend," Hawks manager Larry Rlsae said. "W e Just didn’ t play our good defensive hall the way we have been playing We depend on our defense slncr w e're not a slugging tram and, when we don’t play It. we get In trouble." Tile Hawks opened up with a 10-1 v i c t o r y over O a c e o la . Christine Rlsae did an excellent Job on thr mpund while Mlaay Martinez drove in live of Ihe 10 runs. In g a m e t wo . 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Guerrero, who began the month of June with his tllili home run of the year, a shot off National League navr leader JefT Heardon, ended II with his 19th hlant Sunday, a game winning two nin shot off Atlanta relief ace Bruce Stiller, Guerrero had gone O-for-14 since cracking hlit 14th June home run on Wednesday night. But In his last at bat for the month, he followed Krn l-andreaux's eighth lim ing single by dubbing a shot to left to llh the Dodgers to a 4-3 victory, The phot equalled the major-league home run record of 15 for June held by Babe Kuth. Robert Johnson and Roger Marla. Guerrero also tied the IXalgrr mark for homers In a month net by Duke Snider In August of 1953. "N ow I Just want to think that every month la going to be like June," said Ouerrero. " I don’t remember the lust time I got thal excited. II was probably In thr World Series. T o till u home run the lust day. the lust chance..." Guerrero also kept Atlanta from tying Ihe score by catching Albert Hall's nlnlh-lnnlng looping line drive In left field and doubling Gerald Perry olf second baar The victory went to Dodger reliever Krn Howell. 4 3. who pitched the last two Innings aftrr Bob Welch yielded three runs on seven hlta. The Braves used fifth Inning home runs hy Claudel! Washington and Dale Murphy to take a 3 1 udvantagr Washington drove his ninth hom er of the year off right fielder R.J. 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Elsewhere In the NL, St. Louis edged New York 2-1 In 11 Innings, Philadelphia shaded Montreal 3-2. Chicago drublied Pittsburgh 9-2. Cincinnati defeated San Diego 3-2 and Houston took thr first game o f a douhleheader wllh San Eranrl»co6-2. dropping the nightcap 7-4. In the American league, It was Toronto 6. Detroit 5; Milwaukee 7. New York 5; Baltimore 3. Boston O; Minnesota 4. Chicago 3; Kansas City 3. California 1; Cleveland 7. Seattle 3; and Oakland 7. Texas 4 C ardlaals 3, M ats I At St. Louts. Vince Coleman singled home Ivan DeJrsua with one out In the bottom o f the 11th Inning to lift St. Louis over New York. Ken Dayley pitched one third of an Inning to Improve to 2-0. Reliever Jeaitt Oroaco slid to 1-4. United Press In tern a tion al This past week would have been a good l i m e fo r the scoreboard operator at Fenway Park to take a vacation. Boston was shut out three limes In Itsslx-game home stand against Detroit and Baltimore — the latest coming Sunday al the hands of Mike Boddicker, who flipped an elght-hlttcr In leading the Orioles to a 3-0 victory. AU three shutouts were by the same score. "It was a helluva of an effort.” Orioles manager Earl Weaver said of Boddicker. " A shutout on a Sunday afternoon In Fenway Park with (hr wind blowing out t« something." The Red Sox. who possess one of ihe more potent lineups In ihe majors, were shut oul seven tim es last season and have already equalled that mark this year. ‘ You go through stretches like this," Boston third baseman Wade Boggs said "But It's not lhat w ere not hitting the ball. W e ran Into a tough pitcher loday and Ihe other two shut­ outs (against the Tigers) were In the rain." The Red Sox. who have lost right of their last 12. got only one man to third base against lioddlckrr. 8-7 Th e right hander stranded eight runners over the llrsi live Innings In pitching hts first shutout of the season. " I don't think It's any real slump." Boston second baseman Marty Barrett said."W e're get­ ting nine or 10 hits a game, but we're Just not getting the key hit. It really doesn't matter whether you lose 9-8 or 3-0. We re Just not playing well now and that's what we have to deal w llh ." Bob Ojeda. 4-3. allowrd three runs on five hits In the first two Innings tx-fnrr settling down und yielding just live singles the rest or the way. T w in s 4. W hite S ox 3 At Chicago. Roy Sm alley's two-run double In the seventh Inning gave Minnesota a sweep of their three-game series. The Mike Scott Davey Lopca loss was Ihe nlnlb In the lust 10 ...tope Giants ...2-rnn homer games fur the Chicago. Including seven In a row at home. John Butcher. 5-7, broke a |>ersonaJ Kads 3 ,Padres 3 live-game losing streak. Al San Diego. Pete Hove singled off Rich Doomage In the top of ihe ninth to score Nick Rsasky and give Blue Jays 6, T ig e r s 5 PhU Uaa 3 , E x p o s 3 Cincinnati the victory. John Franco. 4 1 . pitched the At Detroit. Durnuso Garcia At Montreul, Derrel Thom as singled home the final two Innings to earn the triumph. Andy Hawkins. homrrrd and doubled home the winning run to cap a two-run ninth Inning that helped 11-2. loat hta second straight. Rose went 2-for-5 and winning run In the eighth to Philadelphia pasi Montreal. Kent Tckutve posted his now needs 39 hits to break Ty Cobb's mark of 4 .191. propel Toronto. The Blur Jays fourth triumph In six decisions In relief. JelT Reardon, also got homers from Ernie Astrve 6-4. Otaats 3-7 2*3, took the defeat. Tim Raines, atlll plagued by a Whitt and Willie Upshaw, while hamstring pull, was 0 for I os a pinch hitler. At San Francisco. Mike Scott, 6-4. allowed six hits L a n c e P a r r i s h a n d To r n Cuba B. Ptratsa 3 over eight Innings and Houston clubbed three home Brookrn* homrred for Detroit. runs to take the opener Dave LaPoint. 3-7. suffered the At Pittsburgh. Davey l-opes cracked a two run homer Gary Lavcllc. 3-2. earned Ihe loss. Chris Brown scored three runs and Scot and Keith Mnrelund drove In three runs to power victory. Thompson had three hits to back Vida Blue. 4 2. and Chicago Scott Sanderwin. 4-3. allowed only five hlta In B rew ers 7, Y a n k ee s 5 capture Ihe second game, breaking a 10 game losing going the distance. Don Robinson was the loser In relief At New York. Charlie Mcx>re and slipped to 2-3. slrrak. Ron Mathis. 3-3, was the loser. drove In Ihree runs und Paul Householder und Paul Molllor ted a 14 single attack with four hits apiece to spark Milwaukee. Reliever Bob McClure, 2 0. not­ ched thr victory The Brewers broke a siring o f 37 games In !<*»< p m IM nR'ftA* *i w hich ihry had collected at least 1r» iMb«IItAPl U rt| Irw IM • U\M«Kf T*wtp 4 *t G Anprwft LOS ANGELES |UPI| - Urn one extra base hit vm» 0 * AM Utfuri-m I « loans * n iA * .« t l Qp^ani J • tMrp IftMi AM **nn-ju A n geles re lie f pitcher S teve R o ya ls 3, A n gels 1 * **% Iiii A H«nH*f 1 M MtaioPi G-Aan «M * t\ rd- w Howe, forced to sit out last Al Kansas City. M o . Mark » I C iU i i iasAft * I n ***n m . r i Mm IM PAiiHsCa T*osp k»t«Ti >191 season after two suspensions for M in ‘A«aft AM n rmaa-r* Gublcza allowrd three singles lit 0P >**4 tim r > ****** ’ •ra AM n RUD-Rft cocaine abuse, failed to show up over eight Innings lo lift Kansas D*«4 hn» 141 «n nn-rn •fClMprMG Tptp It, G Af^ f which Howe was supposed to City Gublcza, 6 4. won bis fifth fur Sunday’s game and team Lh IM i id* I Ml J m I ma 111 H u tu H i H 't fp|ri AIR nRn* m chair. olDclals said he was still missing straight game and Dun Qulsent*'o**f \m JM Axes 'ft >*f ftftar » r AM r)*)0R R early today. CM * 4 ft ftr'tt %V NfHlMp ) "t J "When I arrived at the dinner. berry picked up his 14th save. l«rpp *'• i Rnr«m ft m ] ) l l*4t in («r*tr HI COP fl I PV ft R The Dodgers requested the I found out he wasn't there and Indians 7, M ariners 3 1<1 ifMf Camp*’ ft -R t\t\nri m neither was his wife Cynthia." National League place Howe on At Seattle. Carmen Castillo's I #4 pri ip 'I " GH*»Pft 1 IN nnnn-w A QpiW itt*s4 It the restricted list and National Lasorda said "W hen he didn't three-run homer helped Cleve­ •*i*» W*#> lift mnn-m I P *!tr PR •»FfJF « ’ League President Chub Feeney show up. I was very disap­ land snap Seattle's club record MM DmP PR nruip » ’ GOLF eight-game winning streak. Rich *4Mt Uftkgfi IiR np it pi -r* agreed to grant the request, the pointed." vvA'k, PR i 111 I • I • 111 Major league rules allow a Thompson. 2-2. earned the vic­ ftjRnn-iv team announced Los Angeles Irp M*%* HR •t y*itw4 Put 1**»"M*t*i*li nnnn ir beat the Atlanta Braves Sunday player to be placed on the tory In relief o f starter Roy mm c p un ttMIM lAiMfltt CUU« R R U F* M Al Mt«*»4i ftvs >»wt M restricted list In any instance Smith, who was struck on the RDM!* M 4 3. Ggrv U* l IR M*rft FR I R I I PI I I unnnm "W h a t has happened to the where the leagu e president side of Ihe head hy a line drive tn HR**n-JM Wot Nktcnot- t •* WR* 0 N ki ftN " ftR> g uy ? N o one k n ow s," said c e r t i f i e s t h a t “ u n u s u a l the third Inning. N U uncna 1 KO tt J* Jl JJ-JP ttfi nr>-ip **# W*%> IRU 14**1 t g n t O *SR1*M Jft circ u m s ta n c e s " exist which A 's 7, Rangers 4 Dodger manager T o m m y *RT|M-|R o«*ft o r * m m .inn* Caawn 1 <■ •• ji u n m Lasordu. "It stuns me. I thought would ju stify the action. A At Arlington. Texas. Donnie 0 r>M 3am* -n--v—4 ) *4 ••nn*» m * R JM ft ft m i jr •* u C«*r*A J* M 4. 4*1 LoFW- IU 1 ft *4 »i n -jc the young man was doing well. player can be reinstated Imme­ 1 till drove In three runs and Fft «m Dm-) t 4W 1441 n o n n jr ftftR M M’ diately upon written request by D w a y n e Mur phy and Dave To see that happen Is terrible.” ft RRM-ftt • t* Connant 144) ft r* u n - m I rr l **i » * » 0 *4« UlR 34.4 0*4tO* 144) ttftnM ir laisorda told Huwe after Sat­ the club RRM ft .RJ Kt ng mun each h oitterrd to Uft* H*|* 1IR Y »« -M l 1441 ttR R R JR U R ftR JCJ urday's game agalnsl Atlanta he "Our primary concent at this |Miwrr Oakland. Steve McCatty. ( 4*a>1 to at l >4 jjrtFin-iR § l *»•*»•'♦ 'SIR RftM Ji JM would see him that nlghl at a time Is Steve's well being." said 4 3. was the winner and Jay M IR R- ¥ UR n ft * t i‘ -Mj Oowi ( 4*W4l '44 J'DJSM-IR ft n *i ry m • 1 ftrR* 'UR 10*1 4440 144 JinflM-IR Boy Scout dinner, u tribute to Dodgers' Executive Vice Presi­ Howell hurled the final I 1-3 < 4 *1 , >M 1144 •**+ '»U* *’ * R R m RDJSJJ-ir scouts In East Los Angeles. dent Fred Claire innings for hts 16th save. A-ftg l* r 1 in Leg till < <4 ft R ft J* MJ JinJIJJ-lf Howe Is AWOL Again, Dodgers Out Of Answers SCOREBOARD TV/RADIO N.L. Baseball Boddicker Hangs 3rd 0 On Sox OM If M ft m ll> R M-iJ'l 1 4JJ M M-*RI tiu N.L. Baseball Sutton Lives Up To Billing, Birdie Putt Wins Memphis Playoff MEMPHIS. Tenn. IUPII - Hal Sutton has been considered the next Jurk NicMaus of the PGA Tour, although he hasn't been living up lo that billing ol late II this past week's performance Is any Indication, the I9H3 Player of thr Year In hack on track. Sulton Bred Ids second 7-undrr-par 65 lit (our days Sunday and (hen sink a 30 loot birdie pull on the first hole of a Nutlden-dralli playoff In beat David Ogrln and win Ihe A500.000 Memphis ('lassie. "Whether It was AS or 7 5 .1 needed u wtn more than anyonr," said Sutton of Ills first victory since taking the 1983 IHaA Championship *Tve been strug gllng und there have been some doubts." Sutton and Ogrtn. who had u closing 71. flnlshed at U under 279. a shot ahead o f Gil Morgan (67) and Buss Cochran (71). Bob Tway I70|uml Tony Sills (7 1) were two buck at 2 8 1. The victory, hts fourth In less than three years, was worth 190.000 to Sutton, rulsing hts earnings for this year to ft245.2H2 and to *1.137.334 for hts career. Ogrln. who missed a six-foot birdie putt un the final regulation hole and a similar one In the pUyofT, got a *54.000 consolation prize that was almost live times as much as he won In his 17 previous tournament appear­ ances this year. "I can’t ta- too dlaappolnird." he said. " I now know I can play four good rounds of golf and. for all extent and purposes, win a PGA lournamrnt It took a 65 lo catch me." Sutton began Ihe dual round eight strokes behind then leading George Burns. He had five birdies und one bogey un the Iron! side lo close to thrre strokes bark and moved Into a tie when he got his eighth birdie of the d*y *t No. 10. Finishing more than an hour ahead of Ogrtn. Sutton could only wait and Golf see what happened Sutton got Into trouble on (he pur 5 playoff hole when he put his second shot In the rough, but his approach shot caught the edge o f the green. Ogrln. after a good second shot, was 24 (ret closer to the hole than Sutton. But Sutton made his 30-footer while Ogrln missed. "I was In the driver’s seat und he slam dunked It,” said Ogrln. "1 hope to meet Hal In u playofT again — or anyone.” Sutton felt Ogrtn made a mistake In not going for the green on hts second shot In the playoff. "I was a little surprised he didn't go lor It." said Sutton. "You don't get the chance that often If tt hud been me. I would have gone for It." INKSTER TAKES KEYSTONE HERSHEY, Pa (UPI) - Jull Inkster refused to sway lo history Sunday at the Lady Keystone Open. A year ago Inkstrr missed a 15-foot birdie putt on 18th hole that would huve put her In a tie for the *250.000 tournament. Sunday afternoon, the 25-year-old (rum Los Altos. Calif, faced another 15-loot putt on IH. This time site hit It (or a birdie, capping a three-stroke comeback earning her *37.500 In first prize money. The putt, from Ihe hack fringe of the green, ended a spurt that aJw her birdie four of Ihe last five holes for a 68 and a 54-hole total of 7-under par 209 at the Hrrshey Country Club. "I had trouble with my putting over the first 13 holes." Inkster said. Betsy King finished second at 211. two strokes back, after hitting a l-over-par 73. a I A I KUNE. Nev. (UPI) Ml B a r b e r pl a y e d s t e a d i l y If i spectacularly for the second stral day Sunday, shooting a 1-under-par to score a four stroke victory o Roberto Dl Vlcenzo and win his tf U S. Seniors Open Golf Champlonsh The 7 1 gave Barber a 72-hole sc of 3-undrr 285 and a *40.000 p Irom the total pot of *225.000. Vlcenzo. who won the 1983 Ot blrdled the Iasi three holes for a 72 i 289. Gay Brewer finished third wit 71 for 291. while Arnold Palmer big crowd favorite as usuaf. stagge home with a 76 that put h l ma t 3 15 shots behind Barber Many In the field complained about how the USGA had doctored up the Edgewood-Tahoe course to make It more difficult to score Barber said he played It safe berauae he knew every hole was troublesome. �Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. SPORTS IN BRIEF Boulevard Runs M a rk To 12-0; Marlin's 2-Hitter Lifts FBS DeLand's Boulevard Tire ran Its record to 12-0 In Buddy Lake League baseball with an 8-0 victory over Florida Baseball School at Sanford Memorial Stadium Sunday. Kevin Rood, who pitched at DeLand High and Seminole Community College, tossed a two-hltter and Kenny Mullen druve In three runs with a double and a pair of singles for Boulevard. Rood struck out five and walked two. Kevin Craft singled twice and chased home two runs Kirk Leff was the losing pitcher. Kevin Smith and Bobby Hoskins each drilled a single for FBS. Florida Baseball School fared better In the opening game as Tim Martin twirled a two-hltter with four whiffs as FBS nipped the Orlando Braves. 4-3 Martin also supplied the big bat with two singles and two rlbbles. Stuart Childers was the losing pitcher. Bob Aubehlon ripped a double and drove In two runs for Orlando. Boulevard's 12-0 mark leads the league. Florida Baseball School Is In second place with a 4-8 record. The Braves (3-8) and Merchants (2-8| are next In line. DeLand's Kherdan Stallions dropped from the league because o f a lark of players, according to FBS spokesman Kevin Gross. Flutie Ready But Michaels Isn't EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (UPII - Coach Walt Michaels of the New Jersey Generals has put himself on the spot for Mondav night's USFL playoff game with the Baltimore Stars by refusing to play Doug Flutie. evrn though the Hrlsman Trophy winning quarterback has recovered from a fractured eollarbonr. Flutie practiced this week with the learn, but Michaels, fearful that the S-fool-9 quarterback might rclnjure himself by coming back too soon, said Saturday hr would go with Ron Reeves as his starting quarterback and relegate Flutie to spectator status for another week Should the Generals, who arc 1-2 with Reeves, fall to defeat Baltimore. It would, of course, subject Michaels to a lot of second-guessing However, the veteran coarh said he had weighed the matter carefully and decided on the conservative approach Lefties Vault Into 1st Place LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UIMI — The left-handed tram of Mike Aulby and Steve Cook vaulted Into first plarr Sunday In thr 9125.000 Showboat PBA Doubles Classic and earned the top-seeded position for today's nationally televised finals. Aulby. of Indianapolis, and Cook. Rosevlllr. Calif., both averaged 213 for 42 games and finished 293 pins ahead of Dennis Jacques. Middletown. N.J.. and David White. Oklahoma City. Okla. Also advancing to thr finals were filth round leaders Tom Milton. St. Petersburg. Fla.-Jeff Bellinger. Columbia. S.C.; Randy Pedersen. Santa Marla. Calif.-Warren Nelson. Fresno. Calif., and Mark Baker. Garden Grove. Calif.-.Joe Berardl. Brooklyn. N.V. McLain Pulls On Prison Blue ATLANTA. Gu. (UPII — Former Detroit Tigers pitching uce Denny McLain will play his first game In 12 years this week wearing a new uniform — the prison blues worn by all Inmatrsut thr Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Mrluiln. 4 I . was shipped to Atlanta three weeks ago from the Talledega Correctional Institute In Alalwma. Hr made overtures to the established learn, the Cardinals, but they told him they did not want any outside Interference. "Does that mean I got a pardon and I can leave?" McLain asked Rain Interrupts O-Twins, Astros The Orlando Twins held a 2-1 lead In the third Inning when their Southern League baseball game was suspended against Charlotte Sunday night. Il will lie completed at a later date. Orlando, which trulls East Division leader Columbus by one-half game. Journeys to Knoxville tonight for n single game ul 7:30 p.m. In other minor league tuiscball. the Osceola Astros and West Palm Beach were rained out The Central Division leading Aslros are Idle today. Oviedo, AWS Reset For Tuesday The Oviedo Srmlnoles and Apopku-Wesl Seminole Big la-ugue double-header was rained out Sunday at Luke Brantley High School One game has been rescheduled for Tuesday night ut 0 3 0 at Brantley. AW S manager Richard Coffey said Kenny Chupdelalne would start for his 17-2 team. Oviedo manager Mlkr Ferrell will counter with Brian Sheffield or Jam es Hersey. The Semlnoles ure 6-14. __luniors Contlnssd from BA Wainscot! said Ihe lineup Is not set but he Is working an I n f i e l d of A l b e r t ut fi rst. Wainscot! at second. Brubaker at shorstop and Varltek at third "Kevin's a good clutch player and Brubaker Is very smooth ul s h o rts to p ." said W ulnscolt. "Vartlek could play anywhere. H e's an excellent all-around player. Albert has been bothered by a sore arm but he's very good defensively and a good pull hitter." Wainscot! said If Albert s ann continues to bother him. he'll move lalarola or llovls to first base. The outfield, depending on whom's pitching, w ill Include K adcllff. Thurston, laratola. Prom or James. James, too. lias been working out at second base. ' latarola Is a very strong pitcher and hitter. We re count­ in g heavy on A a r o n ." said Walnacott. "Thurston Is a good h itter and one o f our best outfielders. Prom Is a clutch ball player. James ran play about anywhere. He's got real good spirit and a good bat." Wal nacot t has He ndr i c ks behind the plate. "Danny Is a very good ratcher." he said "He blocks the ball well and has a strong bat." Infield depth will be provided by slick fielding Wallace at third and second and llovls at first and on the mound. Wtstrom. a tireless working, said Walnacott. Is an outfielder with a good stick. W a in s c o t! said S h elm an Is another dependable pitcher and good Inflrldrr who hits well. The starting pitching staff Is m ade up of latarola. Prom . Kadcllff. Thurston. Walnscott said Kadcllff would probably pitch Friday's opener. "Chris hits the ball harder and throws Ihe ball harder than any kid I've seen his age." said Walnacott. "laratola. Prom and Thurston are all good pitchers W e'll use Bojovic Boots Bandits, 30-27 OAKLAND. Calif. (UPII - Normally, talk o f the Oa kl a nd In vaders c e n ters on quarterback Bobby Hebert and his trio of outstanding wide receivers. But that was not the case Sunday. Sure. Hebert tossed for 271 yards and a pair o f touchdowns In the Invaders' 30-27 triumph over the Tampa Bay Bandits. But It was kicker Novo Bojovic and a hardcharging defensive line that made the difference. Bojovic. who shook off the effect of shanking a 31-yard field goal attempt with under four minutes to go. hit a 23-yard attempt as time ran out to give Oakland the victory. "1 learned a big lesson last year.” said Bojovic. who missed two field goal In the Michigan Panthers overtime loss In last year's playoffs "You've got to forget about what happened before. If you missed the last kick, you missed It. You have to keep concentrating like nothing bad has hap­ pened.'* The winning field goal was set up by an inspired stand by the defense. SHOWBOATS DESTROY GOLD MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPII - Coach Pepper Rodgers' worries that his offense would never get going were all for naught. Football Tampu Bay took the ball over with under two minutes to go. but sacks by linebacker David Shaw and Doug Hotlle forced the Bandits to punt from their own 6-yard line. "T h e defense should be congratulated." said Invaders coach Charlie Sumner. "W e don’ t have a great defense, but It came up with the big plays today." T h e victory raised Oakland's season record to 14-3-1. the USFL's best. However, because the baseball's Oakland A's are scheduled to use the Oakland Coliseum next weekend, the Invaders will travel to play Memphis In the league's semifinals. Oakland opened the scoring In the first quarter on a 37-yard Bojovic field goal. John Reaves brought Tampa Bay back with touchdown passes of 5 yards to Spencer Jackson and a playoff-record 73 yards to Gary Anderson which gave the ilundlts a 14-3 lead halfway through the second quartrr. The Memphis Showboats wound up beating the Denver Gold 48-7 In the biggest rout In USFL playoff history. The Showboats led 13-0 at halftime Sunday, then struck for three touchdowns In the third quarter on their way to the lopsided victory. The 48 points were the most ever scored by Memphis and the margin of victory was the largest In the t hrec years of USFL playoffs. " I was concerned with our point produc­ tion In the first half." Rodgers said "But we put It together In the second half. It was a game where we did a lot of things right. It's just a great feeling to know we were being rewarded for our hard work all season " Memphis takes on the Oakland Invaders Western Conference champions. In the second round of the playoffs Saturday at Memphis. Oakland eliminated Tampa Bay 30-27 Sunday. Unser Wins As Andretti Gets Bump Will Smaller Carburetor Help Field Catch Elliott? U nited P re ss In tern ation al The Firecracker 400 will be run with a new rule for the cars but drivers are still asking the same question Can anyone catch Bill Elliott? Elliott dominated thr (Irst hall of the 28 race NASCAR xchcd ule, winning seven races. In­ cluding a record four straight super speedway races, while taking the lead In (mints for N A S C A R ' s Gr a n d Nat i o na l Cha mp i o ns hi p and wi nni ng 9619.168. He won the last two NASCAR races, at I’ocono and Michigan, and has to lie considered the favorite at the 26th running of the Pepsi Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway on July 4. The Firecracker will be the first race In which all cars must have the sm aller carburetor opening mandated by NASCAR The rule, designed to slow the cars and Increase competition, reduces the maximum curburelor throttle bore on all cars from 1 11/16 Inches to I 7/16 Inches. The chungr will glvr Elliott's brother Ernie a chance to again prove his skill at working on engines. Elliott, who drives a Ford Thundcrblrd. has not left a race becuusc o f engine failure since 1982. The race will have u purse of 9428.925. wi t h the wl nne NASCAR expected to win at least 944.000. It Is estimated the rule change will slow the cars approximately 5 mph. uml several drivers who traveled to Daytona to take practice runs wi th the nrw equipment say the smaller air o|>enlng Indeed Is leading to slower times. Tim Richmond said drivers would be slowed by the change, but was skeptical tf It would allow anyone to catch Elliott. Elliott, who won the Daytona 500 In February, has the track qualifying record with a 205.112 t line earlier this year. "It slowed us down a little and I think It will equalize competi­ tion. although no one knows what Elliott will d o ." Richmond said. "He bus run so much foster than anyone else all year and this rule won't slow him down any more than It will anyone else." However, three-tim e Grand N a t i o n a l C h a in p l o n C a I e Yurhorough. who drives a Ford Thunderblrd. thinks this might the race In which he finally catches Elliott. "We've been able to run with Bill all year long and we flnully feel like our reliability problems are solved." he said. "W e're EAST RUTHERFORD (UPI) Mario Andretti’s bubble was burst by a rrpeal performance Bill Elliott has won seven races and 1619,168 during the first half of the NASCAR schedule. hoping It does not come down to a last minute deal like last year, though ." Yarborough, who has won the Firecracker four times, last year lost by two feel to Richard Petty. Yarborough, who holds the race record for qualifying time with a 199.743 reading, mild thr rule change would lead to more competition. " I guess thr rides ehunge did what t hey meant It to a c ­ com plish." hr said. "It (the rule change) shouldn't do unythlng to hurt the i,icing uml slowing everybody down will certulnly help competition." T w o -tim e Gr and N a tio n a l Champion Darrell Waltrlp. who Is second this year to Elliott In (tolnts and prize money, suld iirat will be a factor In the race. Sunday. Andretti's car became a casu ally In the 34th lap of a CART race at the Meadow lands after Bobby Rahal hit him front ttehlnd. knocking him out ol contention for the second lime this season. At u recent IROC series race at Mid-Ohio, Andretti was lending Rahal with 10 l.qts remaining when was cll|)|ted and spun by the Dublin, Ohio, driver, who wrnt on to win that race. Sunday's nice was won hy Al Unser Jr., one of a batch of voting drivers whom Andrei 11 predicted would stmti Itecomc dominant In C AR T racing ' Rahal hit me In the hack and p u s h e d me Into ( G e n i i ) Brabham,” suys Andretti, who has won three of lour previous races this year. "It damaged the rtght-lront suspension." Despite finishing 26th In u 2H-car field. Andretti retains a commanding lead In the driver standings with 82 |>oint9. 21 more titan Emerson Fittipaldi, who finished second m Unser. Jr. McEnroe, Evert Lloyd Encounter Patsies WIMBLEDON. England (UPI) - As dismal as the weather muy be. John McEnroe and Chris Evert Lloyd both appear to have bright days ahead. With the Wimbledon Championships scheduled to resume today ut Noon (7 a in EDTI. both Americans enjoyed the prospect of meeting qualifiers to ensure their berths In the fourth round. Looking further ahead, the path to Ihe semifinals doesn't appear strewn with too many obstacles for either of them. McEnroe, aiming for a third consecutive singles title, was due to meet South African Christo Steyn. ranked 201st In the world, on Court T w o today, while at the same time Evert Lloyd opposed 18-year-old Australian Jenny Byrne, carrying a rank of 162. on Court One. Should McEnroe get past Steyn. his next opponent would be yet another qualifier. West German Andreas Maurer, ranked No. 100. and hts likely foe In the quarterfinals llovls und Bru(taker In relief." Walnscott said the major thing he’s worried about Is his pitchers throwing strikes "The pitching Is very good but they have to throw the ball ovrr the plate." he viid "W e 'v e got good, big hitter and our d efen se should be excellent. "But this Is a lot different from Ihe Majors. You can t let walks beat you. W e don't anybody on base w h o d o e s n 't earn It. Everbody knows who these kids arc and what some of them accomplished last year. "They all want u piece o f them.” Starting with Deltona Friday. then." Byrne recalled. The second meeting will be far more mrunlngful. "T h e prospect Is making me nervous." suld Byrne. After six successive days ol rain Interfered with the schedule. It was ho|>ed to rom plrtc the third round today. Other featured men's mutches Included No. 2 Ivan Lendl ugalnst Israeli Shlomu Gllrksteln. No 5 Anders Jurrvd against Vince Van Patten. No. I I Yannick Noah against VIJuy AmrltraJ and No. 14 Stefan Edhrrg ugulnst Chip Hooper In addition, No. 7 Joaklm Nyatrorn and Ikirts Becker werr to resume their match halted Saturday by rain at one set each. Among the women's matches were No. 3 liana Mandllkovu against Elizabeth Smylle. No 4 Manurlu Maleeva vs. Robin While. No 5 Pam Shrlver ugalnst Virginia Wade. No I I StrfTI Gruf vs. Stephanie Rehe. No. 14 Wendy Turnbull vs. Pascal Paradis and No 16 Kathy Rinaldi ugulnst Alycla Moulton Tennis will tie either eighth seed Kevin Curren or No. 14 Stefan Edberg. ugulnst whom he has a combined career record of 9 0. Evert Lloyd does not have a seeded pluyer remaining In her quarter of the draw, and If she beats Byrne would next face Anne Smith or Isabella Demon grot of France. The three time champion could contend with Barbara Potter, who Is dangerous evrn though unseeded, In the quurterllnals. and In thr semifinals Is projected to meet rlther No 3 Huna Mandllkovu or No. 7 Helena Sukova. against whom she Is a combined 26 3 . This will be the second time llyrne crosses (laths with Evert Lloyd. The first occasion was In her hometown of Perth when she got to play a set of doubles with her during an exhibition. "Chris was helping me along Designed and engineered for a smooth ride and long mileage Lilesaver XLM' whitewall IF G o o d r ic h CORDOVAN JET STAR Su. 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S A T • • 9-11 N O O N 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 ? 11 I S HUNCH AVI ) r Monday. July I. 1 H J -7 A SAN10HD CHOICE �Monday, July 1, IMS l A - I v w l w f H r a id , U M ofd. FI. Union May Do An About-Face NEA Ready To Back Teacher Exams FLORIDA IN BRIEF ' | Human Error Apparently Led To M etrorail Crash MIAMI (UPl) — Human error apparently caused a Metrorail test train to smash Into the rear of a passenger train, Injuring 13 people and leading to an estimated $3 m illion damage, officials say. "1 said at ihe beginning It was either mechanical or human error." Dade County Manager Mrrretl Stlerhelm was quoted as saying by The Miami llcrald " A t this polnl It appears to have been human error totally." ■Joseph McRae, 47. the driver of the test train that slammed Into a second train Wednesday night was suspended by Metrorail officials after the accident, which led to the hospitalization of 13 people for minor Injuries. McHar was testing a recently repaired train and apparently did not know the passenger train nhead of him had stopped near the Northslde station Ills train skidded 140 feet before ramming the passenger train. Dade County transportation chief Joseph Fletcher said Metrorail'* fall safe brake system ordinarily would have halted McRae’s iraln hundreds o f feet before It reached the other train. IJut in testing the train, unother Metrorull employee apparently cut a seal and had disabled Ihr controls of the automatic safety system. The seal reportedly was replaced before investigators reached the scene. ...Hostages C ontinu ed from page 1A States w ould not rest until Justice was dope for recent terrorist violence against U.S. citizens. "W e will remember and offer our thanks to all who helped us and who stood with us,” he said. "And yes," he warned, " w e ’ll remember those who did not. "Terrorists, be on notice: W r will fight back agalnsl you, In Lebanon und elsewhere," he ssld. Reporters at the Frankfurt airport said hostage relatives were beginning to arrive on flights from the United States and were being whisked through the term inal with mi ni mum formalities. U.S officials said about 50 were expected to ar­ rive. Some 300 family members and military personnel waving flags and w elcom e banners greeted the Americans before they were driven to the Lindsay Air Force Hospital at Wiesbaden for checkup** and debriefing. U R official* said the hostage* were being debriefed by a special Irani from "government agrn ties" about where and how they were held during their 17-day ordeal, before they were lo head back to the United States. Cap). Linda J. Tubblolo. head o f the medical crew that made a preliminary exam ination of the hostages en route from Syria, said some were suffering from colda, headaches and upscl stomachs and one had a spider bile. " I ferl great. I thank the United Stales for helping u* out. I wasn't m altreated." hostage Robert Troutman Jr., 37, of Laredo. Texas, told reporters at Frankfurt. "It was an experience.” added Naif Traugott. 32. of Lunenburg. Mass. The hostages held a news conference late Sunday In a D a ma s c u s h o t e l at whi ch spokesman Allyn Conwrll. 30. of Houston thanked (hose who had helped gain their release, Hut Conwcll rejected calls for retaliation and Instead called for a "deeper understanding of thr s i t uat i on In L e b a n o n and throughout the Middle East. " I don’t know who the people who look us a rc ," he said. "Retaliation sounds * lot like rrvtnge We *11 need to find • deeper understanding to find oui whul made |>eopte lake such a drsperateacl." crew he always preferred Ihe elly of Sanford over Orlando, During nightly slops, 'Jenny' Is draped In Ihe official Hag of Sanford A crowd of 20,000 cheered them on In lloonsvllle Mo, a n d a t h r o n g o f 3 0 ,0 0 0 g r e a t ed th e r a 111e r s In Hloomlnglon. III., Ms Austin reported, Thr father and son tram report that ihelr spirts are high hut ll gets a hit tiring driving all day. several days In a row. Ms Austin reported. "They leel great Actually.* 1 don't think they (hough) they would make II this far,” she said — Deane Jordan ...Rally C on tin u ed from page 1A on-the-road repairs. Fortu­ nately. Ihe Grosses got Ihelr wheels rolling again and made It lo Chicago, hut not before ihelr slop watch broke. Don Gross told Austin the rally has been reclevlng great moral support as they cruise through various towns. In some cases the crowds that turn out to cheer thr Irani* on are larger then thr population of Ihe towns. They got thr key lo Kansas Ci ty und w ere treated (o lunch by Mayor Richard Berkley who told the i^ M D V W '1 a a ' A r 321-4550 ...Laws STOCKS A Lig h t .... Fie Progress Freedom Savings MCA H u g h si Suoo 1v M o rriso n s NCR Corp Pie stay S cotty’ s S outh ***! 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In recent years, we've helped make entry testing fairer. “ Now Is the time to make sure America know* where we stand." she said. "W e stand for fairness In testing, we stand for quality In the classroom.’’ Futrell’a call for teacher certification exams comes five months after the N EA’s smaller rival, the American Federation of Teachers, proposed a national exam for all prospective classroom educators. Futrell said she would prefer Individual state exams but. like the AFT. recom ­ mended lhat the tests be developed with Input from teachers. ...Court (Bullina i professional skills. ' Futrell also proposed that the 1.7 m il­ lion-member union create a "w ar chest against scholastic failu re" to combat Illiter­ acy and the nation's 25 percent high school dropout rate. Under the plan. 51 would be set aside from the dues of each NEA member to create a permanent fund. Her calls drew enthusiastic applause from the more than 7.500 delegates. Futrell and other teacher union leaders have argued that tough certification exams, coupled with rigorous training and In­ ternship programs, would also help raise the profession’s esteem and pay. T e a c h e r s a re a m o n g the n a t i o n ' s lowest paid professionals with an average annual salary of 523,000 — a figure cited for why many of the best college graduates pick supposedly secular classes they education program. Burger and wr o t e , th ere Is a n eed for teach after school." O'Connor Joined the majority to "pervasive monitoring by public "The ‘shared time' program, declare It unconstitutional. aut hor i t i es In the sectaria n though structured somewhat The Title I majority was made schools." C ontinued from p s g e 1A differently, also poses a sub­ up o f B r e n n a n , Ma r s ha l l , New York’s ts the largest Title sc h o o ls , even If se cu la r In stantial risk o f state-sponsored Blackmun. Powell and Stevens. 1 program In the country, serv­ nature, violates the Constitution Indoctrination," the court said. The ruling In the Title I case ing 300.000 students. In 1982. It if 11 benefits the school and Its "No attempt ts made to monitor resolves a longstanding battle received 5147 million, o f which activities. the Shared T im e courses for over the legality o f public aid for about S20 million, or 13.5 per­ T h e rul i ng In the Gr a n d religious content." remedial programs In religious cent, was spent on services to Rapids case upholds the 6th U.S. Joining Brennan In Ihe o p i­ schools. C o n g res s, when It private s c h o o l students. Cl i ni l ! Court of Appeals, which nion sin king down the shared In a sharp dissent. O ’Connor amended Title 1, insisted thr ruled thr "shared tim e” and time program were Justices program be avai l abl e lo all said the 19-year history o f New "com m u n ity education" pro­ T h u r g o o d Ma r s ha l l . H a r r y students, regardless of where York's program Is proof positive gram s were unconstitutional. Ulackmun. Lew is PowcL and they go to school. public money can be spent at T h e programs were Initiated John Paul Stevens. Chief Justice But the court, once again led p r iv a te schools wi t hout e n ­ by the Grand Rapids school Warren B urger and Justices by Brennan, said the program tangling church and state. district In 1975 lo reach the 30 Sandra Day O ’Connor, Uyron She called the ruling "tra g ic " can only tie made constitutional percent of the school age popula­ White nnd William Krhnqulst If It takes place "at a neutral site for 20.000 youngsters now re­ tion attending private schools. dissented. off the premises of the religious ceiving remedial Instruction at Hv Ihe 1981-82 school year, On the Issue of the community schools.” Otherwise. Brennan private schools In New York. m o re than 11.000 relig io u s school students look pun In the p r o g r a m und s t a t e a i d approached 56 million annually, Other laws that take effect Monday pertain to: Under Ihe "shared tim e " pro­ gram . thr public school system • I*t1sons. The Legislature voted to Improve Continued from page 1A leased classrooms In religious Ihe standard of health care afforded Inmates after schools for up to 510 a week to year and 55.4 million Ihe year after in a stale with a learn of doctors Inspected thr state's prisons offer classes In math, reading, a 54.3 billion budget. Powell said the loss tn sales under a federal court order and said 17 Inmates died from neglect fret ween April 1983 and April physical education, languages and excise taxes will be significantly higher by 1984 and art Ihe time Ihe current crop o f 19-year atlds turns The cornerstone o f ihr reforms Is Ihe creation of T h e classes were attended 21 . a fourth assistant to Corrections Secretary Louie That bottom line was al the hrurt of the debate solely by private students, but Walgnwrlght. The Inspecting doctors had re­ taught by public teachers during this year over the drinking age. Led In Ihe House comm ended such a position be created to ihe regular school day. The by Rep. Fran Carlton. D-Orlando, a majority In Improve Ihe chief prison doctor's access lo the Instructors were rrqulred to post both chambers o f Ihr Legislature had for seven man at the top and to prevent other higher-ups "pu blic school" signs on the wall years favored a return to a drinking age of 21 as a from countermanding medical orders and lo remove or cover any way to curb traffic fatallllrs am ong teenagers Another law provides an Inmate grievance But Carlton's proposal remained txtitled up In religious symbols during the procedure similar to federal guidelines. Support­ Ihe House Krgulutcd Industries committee until class period. ers said (he law will preclude Inmates seeking Th e "community education" Ihe federal government threatened to withhold rrlief from Ihe federal government until they have program Involved private school some 580 m illion In highway m oney from stales exhausted Ihelr state hearings The law w ill also that failed to raise Ihelr drinking ages to 21 by Irarhcrs who taughl leisure ac­ provides penalties for corrections officers who use tivities. such as arts und crafts, Oct. 1, 1986. During committee meetings this unjustified physical force against Inmates or try on religious school property after year, m em bers who previously voted against ihe to conceal (he use of such force, bill said It was that threat that changrd Ihelr regular school hours. • Children. Workers tn day care centers will mind* ihl* year. T h e high court m ajority said begin undergoing background check* for e v i­ Powell *t*o disputed the content ion by Carlton Ihe community education pro­ dence they might abuse their young charges and others that the law will save lives. He said g r a m was unc ons t i t ut i o nal under a law that establishes tougher new lhat alcohol-related traffic fatalities among because, "there Is a substantial licensing procedures for those centers. IH-year-olds Increased by 43 percent In Florida risk that, overtly or subtly, the Another new law will make ll easier for the tielwren 1981, when (he Legislature voird to religious message (teachers) are state to prosecute child abusers and molesters by raise Ihe drinking age lo 19. and I9H3 — even rxjw cted to convey during the allowing Interpreters during trials for children too though 10.000 fewer 18-year-olds held driver's regular school dav will Infuse the young to understand the proceedings or explain licenses. what happened lo them The law will also allow Powell said many 18-year-old* never gave up videotaped testim ony by some child abuse drink He predicted 19 and 20-yrara>ld* will victims. continue lo drink, too. even though the criminal Laws will also lake effect lo: penally for underagrd persons who poscss • Impose a 25 percent tax on the wholesale alcoholic beverages will he a 5500 fine or 30 days price of “ smokeless tobacco." In Jail. Persons supplying (hat beer or liquor will Thoto qpolsticni prorktad by m om b oti ot • Raise the fee for a driver's license to 519 but face the same |>enaltlea and rrsiaurant or lounge ’bo NaftarvU Asset islion ot lo tu rllto i O M Jsr • » r » roptosonlollvo Inlor Jot Hr p rlto • SI ot allow issuance of six-year licenses for safe drivers. owners could lose Ihelr liquor licenses m in m orning IoOsy Inlot Jos lo r m srks’t • Require local governments to begin drawing ''U n fortu n ately, wc do nol have enough I bongo throughout lbs Jsy P rie s * go not local components for Inclusion In the Com ­ beverage agents to police every licensed pre­ intludo rot 011mot I up rnsrhOcnm Bid Ask prehensive Stale Plan. Those local components mise," Powell said "They're going lo have lo put tflg «0% A lle n fk Barth will eventually be used lo Bnallze the state plan, Ihe resources where the people are, and that's not A m erica n Pioneer 141 B if n e tt Benh . 1FH which Is meant to guide Florida's development your convenience store on a backwoods country F lo rid * Power Into the next century. road." h'iowrrn For X flT ^ a a lo n ^ ^ W a A rt Now L o c s ls d At 2540 HIAW ATHA A V E . Ph. WASHINGTON (UPIJ - America s biggest teachers’ union, which fought the teacher certification teats of the 1070a aa racially biased, now seems ready to back tough exam s for ail new teachers aa a way to beef up the profession. D elegates to the N ational Education Association’* annual convention are to vote on a resolution Tuesday calling for auch exam s and union President Mary Futrell predicts overwhelming approval. In a keynote address to the NEA's 123rd annual convention Sunday, Futrell said: "L e t us (ell America that Just os law graduates can't practice law without pass­ ing the bar exam, no teaching graduate should be allowed to Instruct America’s children without first passing a valid exam that tests mastery of subject matter and Holy spirit, you who tolva all problems, who light all roads so that I can attain my goals, you who give m# tha dlvlnt gift to forglva and to forgat •II avli against me and that In all Instances ot my life you are with me. I want In this short prayer to thank you for all things and to confirm once again that I never want to be separated from you even In spite of all material Illusions. I wish to be with you in eter­ nal glory. Thank you tor your mercy toward me and mine. AMEN. The person must say this prayer lor ) connective days. The favor will be granted even It It seems dif­ ficult. This prayer must be published Immediately after the favor Is granted without mentioning the lavor. 624 S3 CFL A R EA DEATHS CELBST1NK W. BACON Mrs. Celesllne W. Bacon. 87. of 1700 W. 16th St.. Sanford, died Sunday al Central Florida R e­ gional Hospital. Sanford Born July 2. 1897 In Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. She was a homemaker nnd a member of First Shtloh Missionary Baptist Church and the Lily Whi t e Lodge No. 66. S u r v iv o rs Include her husband. W illis Bacon, Sanford: a daughter, Johnrita Gataun. Sanford. Wllson-Elchrlherger Mortuary. Sanford, la In charge o f a r­ rangements H E N R Y E . B A S IN G E R lord. Bom Feb. 25. 1902 In Tallahassee, he moved lo San lord In 1930. He was a retired citrus and farm laborer and member of Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church Survivors Include his wife. Christine 0. Bentley. Sanford, four stepsons. Terry Lee Sims. Kcnsey Sims, Jlinmle Lee Bailey and Bobby Johnson, all of San­ ford: three stepdaughters. Jac­ queline Sims, Johneza Sims und A r e t h a Barr, S a n f o r d : one brother. Arnold L. Bentley. Sanford: 24 grandchildren. Wllson-Elchetbcrger Mortuary. Sanford. Is tn charge of ar­ rangements. M R S . A D E L A ID E M . M E R E C E 1 Mr Henry Edward Basinger. Mrs Adelaide M Mcreckl. 69. 75, of 739 Jamestown Drive, of North Oregon Avenue. Lake Winter Bark, died Saturday at Monroe, died Friday at Central Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Florida Regional Hospilal. San­ Bom Dec. 10. 1909 In Alabama, ford. Bom In Long Island. N.Y. he moved lo Casselberry from Dec, 18. 1915. she moved to Vlncennea. Ind, In 1965 lie was Sanford In I960 from New Mex­ a retired federal mine Inspector ico, She waa a retired school and was a member of Communi­ true her and waa a member of All ty United Mrttiodlst Church. Souls Catholic Church. Casselberry where he nerved on Survivors Include a stater. Ihe administrative board, and Ar l e n e R ich ter. S a n fo rd i a waa a former church lay leader. brother. Henry. Palmetto. Fla. He was a member of Herrin s Brtsson G u ardian Funeral Prairie Lodge 693 FAAM Home. Sanford. Is In charge of Survivors include his wife. arrangements Frceda E.: son. Charles A ., EMMA RUTH O LIVER Casselberry; brother. Eli. Los Ms Emma Ruth Oliver. 70. of Ang el es ; t w o staters. M rs. 806 Cypress Ave.. Sanford, died Claudlne Cotton. Champagne. Thursday night at the Mary Lee III., Mrs. Naomi Monaco. McDepugh Nursing Home. Winter quon. Wts . one granddaughter Park. Born March 24. 1915 tn Bal dwi n Fai r c hi l d Funeral llavts Station. S.C., she became Home. Altamonte Springs, ts In a resident of Sanford more than charge o f arrangements. 65 years ago. She waa a home­ maker and member o f St. James JO H N B E N T L E Y Mr. J oh n B en tley. 83. o f A frica n Methodist Episcopal 18031* McCarthy Ave.. Sanford, Church. Survivors Include a sister. died Wednesday night at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San- Ollie B Williams. Sanford; a brother. Lowman O liver Jr.. Sanford. Wllson-Elchelberger Mortuary. Sanford, la In charge o f ar­ rangements. Funeral Notices M t a i C K I . ADELAIDE M. - F u n a r a l M m tot M m Attain ** M M ta K k l. 00. ot N O *pon A n n u o l u i Mourn* wha dtad h-Osy *01 b* h*td *t IS • m Tuaiddy st AII W » Cethar.t Church with Fathar Danni* Kelly o «k l*tlna Burial •HI h u m , in All s*ul> Cam*tar, Frtandk may call at th# lunar*1 ham* today i t i n Rotary *111 bt rati tad at I IS p m today Mamortat* may ba *l,*n la you, favartta charity Arranpamantt by B-iaaon Fun*r*l Homo o Guardian chap*1 a i N l l . 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I f f C ypratt A « * . la n ia rd , an P a tta r j Edw ard C am ttty ta lk tat tag B ur *• * ■•»»Wwr Camatary Cam h o u rtta r Stands wtM b* a t p m Tuaadty lh * chapai Wliaan E k h tta a rg tr M o rtu a ry c h a r** BACON. C E L I I T I N I W Catakltn* w Sacc I t . at I KM W 14th U . tat* dtad Sunday a ‘ • ' t a t a . t U . m W adr.kds , s t T S T T o l iv ir Church. Dpi St uth •-nth Pwtar h 0 Ruckar amctpti * «♦***•" Cantata Catling ttatad tar Irtanta ta ll ba a t �PEOPLE Evening Herald, Senlord, FI. Monday, July I. IttJ—IB In A n d A r o u n d L o n g w o o d Annual Independence Day Skyblast' Set Altamonte Springs annual "Independence Day Skyblast" fireworks and synchronized music display Is scheduled for 9 p.m. or when It's "good and dark" on Thursday. July 4 Tw elve hundred fireworks shells will be launched Into the night skies Just behind Altamonte Mall and will be visible for miles. The fireworks are to be synchronized to a varietal musical soundtrack so the visual displays coincide with the sound This year's show Is sponsored by WCPX-Channel 6. WWKA-FM. 7-11 Stores and Champion TV A Appllcance. No drinking of alchollc beverages is to be allowed Altamonte Police and Fla. Highway Patrolmen will be on duty for tralTlc and crowd control. Come early and get a good viewing spot and parking place. Have a safe holiday! Stetson University In DeLand has released the names of Longwood and area students who received degrees at the college's recent com­ mencement services They are: Longwood — Sherry O'Leary. Maureen Sullivan and Bvron Underwood: Winter Springs — Greg Pustemak and Steve Surratt: Altamonte Springs — Nadine Grtssrtt; and from Fern Park — William Winner II "Summer of '85 Shape-up." a special course for voung people In the 7-12 grades Is being offered N ancy Fry© Longwood Correspondent 323 8893 at Seminole Community College July 8 through Aug 1 The course consists of basic physical fitness, organized sports, study skills, typing and com­ puting. All classes will meet from 2-6 p.m MondaysThursdays of each week. The course s cost will be $100 per student and Is limited to 44 students. Call 323-1450. ext. 302 or 303 for further information. The Lake Brantley High School Class of 1975 Is planning a big "10th Reunion Weekend'' for July 1921 Activities will begin with a cocktailreception at the Shrralon-Maltlnnd that Friday A dinner dance Is on for Saturday evening, and for Sunday a family picnic Is planned at Camp llcronwood. For details and directions, or If you haven't registered, please call Robin Klaus Arnett. 886-9760or Vlrkv White Waeckier 331 4675 A m illio n thanks for pointing out the Irritating speech habit that so many of our young people exhib­ it today. I refer to the use- of "you know ' three und four times In one sentence. It Is simply maddening to hear “ you know, you know, you know" from so many of our celebrities (especially athletes) while they're being Interviewed on television and radio. 1 started to fall Into that li.ihit when I was In college. One of my professors helped me overcome it when every time I Mid "you know." he Interrupted me with. 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FRO (7)0 ONELIFETOl/VE Q (Ml ANOT GRIFFITH (b (10) ALOHACHINA(WEDl tD DO) A MATTER OF TtFJFFO (THU) (D(10)JOYOFPAMTMQ(FRI) 2 :3 0 (T) O CAPITOL H (Ml GREAT SPACECOASTER tf) 00) INNOVATION(MON) ID |K» CALLIGRAPHY WITH KEN BROWN(TUE) (D (ID MAGIC 0E OR PAINTING m ot OJ |K» magic of WATERCOLORt (THU) ■ 1*0) MAOiC OF DECORATIVE PAINTING(FRI) 300 GD SANTA BARBARA (MO* OUONQ IIOhT GENERAL HOSPITAL 1)91 BUOS BUNNY ANO Named to the spring semester's Dean's List at 3 05 12 BUGS BUNNY ANO F R *N 0 « MON.WE0.FRF) 12 BASEBALL (TUE) n SUF’f RSTAUON CELEBRATES AJJCRFCA (THU) 330 (IDMFSTERROGERS(R) ID M6FECT0R OAOOCT 4 :0 0 O (T t LITTLE HOLM ON THE FRAME (MON-WEDl STAR TREK MCRVORFFFBF (MlSCOOBYDOO 8 »(W)SESAME ETRC£T(R)g KDSUFERFRFEN09 12:00 AND UPHOLSTERING, INC. M m 1 NO MORE YOU KNOWS DEAR NO MORE: I could nil a column with rr*|N)n*rn to the column on *loppv speech habits. And I think I will DEAR ABBY: Thank "Gall of Shurrwood. Wls.." who Is tired ol hearing the word "basically" used and overused Incorrectly. My family and I have made a game of counting the times u person uses "basically" In one s|>re(Ti or commentary. I have counted ns many as right "baslcallys." It means "as a trusts for" or "fundamentally," but It's now used us u tiller and means nothing. My prize story concerns a prominent athlete who was asked In a television Interview where he was born. He replied. "W ell. I was basically bom In New York." Need I say more? Another |k-i peeve of mine Is the Incorrect use of the pronoun "myself.” There are several rule* that apply, hut the simple one Is. never use "m yself" when die pronouns " I " or "m e " can be used Instead. 0 AY 0 t b'. r- .* ALL IN-STOCK FABRIC $9.99 PER YD. AND LESS TAB) PA R K AVE S A N FO R O Mi srsi CORNER OF PARK & 25th ST. FREE ESTIMATES ON UPHOLSTERINO WE BUY MORTGAGES... We also make 1st and 2nd mortgage loans on Residential or Commercial Real Estate up to $100,000. JEA N IN MASON CITY. IOWA DEAR ABBY: I was happy lo notice In your column that someone mentioned the overuse of Ihe^ word "basically.” Please add m’y c o m p l a i n t lo the overuse ol the word "lotully." Whatever happened lo the (K-rfectly good adverbs "com ­ p l e t e l y . ' ' " e n t i r e l y . ” and "w h o lly "? Personal loans are available including Revolving Credit Line. TOTALED BY "T O T A L L Y " D E A R T O T A L E D ) Whi le we re on the subject of words, thrlr use. abuse und misuse, the one word that I hear more (rrcpirnlly used Incorrectly than correctly Is "apropos Many people say. "It Is very upropos." as though apropos meant "appropriate." It doesn't. It means "c o n c e rn in g ." " r e ­ garding." "pertaining to.” or "relevant." I have heard this error com­ mitted by professionals, politi­ cians. educators, clrrgypersons und literate people who should know better, but don't. Fam ily Crodlt Services, Inc. A CAU MARTIN $C0n. MM. 831-3400 ^ S a S A N F O ID S e |rj Flo y d T h o a tr o * | Hwy 17-92 S. • 322-7502 Q |* te via LB 4 7 lrW 'N M 411 B O N D 0 0 7 ^ r- ~ - ® | c A}V U E W ^ lS E C J T Iilj TO Gmijunv ON S.R. 434, NEAR 17-92 In Tha Park Squart Shopping Clr. Longwood, FL 32750 a k il l A i j m i h i -j i MOVUIANOD t D! C L IN T Z EASTW OOD B i 177 1716 EV ER Y TU ESD A Y TIGHT ROPE I I * I I I I I I I I I I L PALE R ID E R 408 4 :3 0 111 (SB) HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OFTM UNIVERSE ■ ID VOLTRON. OEFENOCR OF THEUNIVERSE 4 :3 3 FAMILY(WtO-DV) 5 :0 0 I (T) NEWLYWED GAME O THREE*S COMFANY O UT* MAKS A DEAL (M l DUKES OF HAZZARO (tD FCAOMQ RABFSOW URS YS S U P E R S P E C IA L ^ t FLSFTSTONCS (WEO-FRo 32 AOOAMS Are the kids getting bored with summer already? Then enlist thrm In the second session of a program of summer enrichment classes at Altamonte Elementary School from July 8-18 The classes are for clilldten to expand their skills In art. puppetry, drama, a foreign language, science and computers Open to kindergarteners through 5th graders, the program o f classes Is available at a cost of $10 lor the session Q UALITY FABRICS I’ lranr print this. Abby. If everyone who l* guilty of the "you know" hubtt would a»k a blend to Interrupt him with "No, I don't know." what a blrxxlng It would be BASEBALL(MOM) 8 Meredith College In Raleigh. N.C. Is StefTanle Poole, daughter ol Mr and Mrs. William S Poole of Casselberry. Meredith College was founded In 1891 by North Carolina Baptist* and Is presently the largest private college for women In the Southeast VFW l‘ost 5405 of Winter Springs has been presented several awards of recognition lately In honor of the good works of members and community projects. Post Commander Jim Glrnday has received a plaque for best Commander of District 18 The j h i s i and Its ladles Auxiliary was given District honors for thrlr Hospital Program. (M) FLOROASTYLl (DHEATHCLIFF ® . I0| SF-1 CONTACT | R )g |W| FLOFMDASTYLZ • i© •3 0 i la atari a (Act Loudon 10 05 GET SMART 11 (MlRMOOA O lj) MOOAY T O 7 0 NEWS T1(M) BEWITCHED A (TO) NATURE OF THINGS (MON) S) (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUE) ( 10) MYSTERYI (WED) (10) NOVA(THU) 1000 3:30 •00 (EM) 12:00 • (o ’ mOVW Sumer 0* *T (l»M I Jerwuler 0 Nadi. O ff Onmaa Altar had Soya apend a one o* Pam teat m love udh a 11 (M l NEWS 12 AIL BF THE FAMILY Johnny Carton Guoata comedian Steve Landeeborg actretaea LU and Jean Sagai h u i unger Joe wa kame |R) <R) (L i 500 June Anniversaries were celebrated over the month of June by the following community couples. Harold and Doris Smith. Longwood. 50 years: Early and Dorothy Miles. Casselberry. 50 years: Tom and Donna Lyons. Casselberry. 25 years, and Mr and Mrs Harold ("arrow. Alta­ monte Springs. 25 yrars Congratulations to all and many happy years together to come Midshipman Larry Gage of Longwood has graduated from the United States Naval Academy and has been commissioned a Naval Ensign G agr received a II S, degree In General Engineering Midshipman Gagr is the son of Mrs June Gage, a Longwood resident. Speech Habits Irk Readers, You Know DEAR The girls of local Brownie Troop 860 presented an Award of Appreciation to the post for all the contributions made to the troop. Friends of Casselberry heart transplant patient Harry Wuest have set up a fund to help hts family with his medical expenses. Mr. Wuest. an accountant, underwent the surgery In May at Emory University In Atlanta, where he will be confined to the hospital for several more weeks. As neither Medicare nor private Insurance provides transplant coverage. Wuest's friends have set up the Harry Wuest Trust Fund at the Atlantic Bank. 1030 Montgomery Road. Alta­ monte Springs 32714. but contributions may be made at any Florida Atlantic Bank U n Ibad W ag ( JULY 2 81 AcrossThe BrestDivide EVENING HERALD HERALD ADVERTISER COUPON • r WITHOUT COUPON SION UP FOR A FREE B I C Y L C E PROM B I C Y C L E CONNECTION �I t —lyiUisg H f ltd, 5«n>gr<, FI.______ MpwNfy, July I, I— Legal Notice J f-y r f § * 7 » V ^ IV * V V ‘Vf,V'V^V»* JV* /*’ V > ' r. W « \ / 4W » V , /J ^ n i r i a j L l L 'L 'i+ 'lm * W l Members of the Seminole High School Band and dance corps S e m in o le Band Tryouts July 10 The Sem lnolr High School lifand In nchrdtili-cl to hold Itn nummer a ud l t l r nn for the 1985-86 school year on July 10. at 10 a.m. In the SMS hand room for all prospective n r w members The hand perform# for all half-time show# during football season an well ns several con­ vention shown In conjunction with Total Convention Concept# of Winter Springs The band In under the direc­ tion of Bob Maguire who In In his JOth year al Seminole. The active Band Parent Association purchased 100 new unlformn for Its major project last year and has tentative plans to nend the band to the Peach Bowl Festival In December In Atlanta. The band will tdd two new auxiliary units this year: Flag Corps (16-24 m em bers) and Majorettes (4-8 members). The two new units will be Instructed by Sanford's Dianna Wells who will be part of the band Instructions! staff next year. Other staff members Include .1 II. Scott. trum pet/French horn, currently a performing professional In the Orlando a r e a; Chr i s C h u r l e s , saxophone/drlll Instructor: Eric Chatl es, low brass/drlll In­ structor (these two brothers are currently performing with the Concord Blue Devils who were the 1984 Drum Corps Interna­ tional Champions): and David Anders, percussion Instructor, formerly with the l«ake Howell Silver Regiment The Seminole High School “ D azzlers" will also hold a supplemental audition for those girls who are unable to meke th e s p r i n g t r y o u t s . T h e Dazzlers. under the direction of Maureen Maguire, qualified for the state contest last year by posting superior (I) rulings al the District VII competition. For further Information re­ garding the summer auditions, contact Ms. Maguire at 3224352 or 322 6915 Even Janitors Get Top-Secret Clearance Report: Security Weak At Defense Firms NF.W YORK (DPI) — Security Is so weuk at most of Ihr nation's 14.000 defense contractors that slrallng classified documents might be easier ill.m stealing a loaf of bread from a supermarket, un Internal Pentagon report charges. The 250 page study, according to a story In the Sunday edition of The N rw York T im e t, said the Defense Department should make wholesale changes In Its security programs liecause present regulations, even If fully enforced, cannot prevent espionage. "A supermarket employee may encounter fur more difficulty stealing u loaf of bread." the 77mes quoted the report ns saving securing docum ent* und setting up ularm systems to avoid "surrejrtltlous entry" to thr materials, ulthough most recent espionage ruses were not the result of break-ins. — Many contractors request and get secret or top-secret security clearance for employees who "perform toilet cleaning, painting und similar maintenance or service-oriented activities." — Fewer than 1 percent of security clearance applications are denied, and fewer still are revoked later. The Pentugon report, according to the Times, said there are only ulxrnl 225 federal ugrnts nationwide to police the 14.000 contractors. And ulthough the agents must Inspect alt 14.000 contractors, 95 percent of the classified documrntsure concentrated In 200conlruclors Th e yearlong study of security al thr nation's military contractors wan ordered by Defense Department senior officials after thr urrest of James llnrper Jr. on espionage charges, the T im e s said. The report, known In the Pentagon as the Harper Report, has not been made public, but thr Defense Department guve copies to some m em ­ bers of Congress. Tile rejMtrt also lound: —Defense contractors maintain no controls over the use of classified mulertuls ul night and on wrekendn. This would allow employees to bring friends, even Soviet ugenta. to work where they could read, copy or steal sensitive docu­ ments. Stealing classified m aterial "Is only slightly dllll< till during working hours." —Defense Department regulations focus on Ilurprr was sentenced to life In |>rl#on last year for taking classified documents from a small California military contractor and selling copies lo Polish Intelligence officers Since the study was completed early tills year, one of the four people unrated In the Walker family spy rase, Arthur Walkrr. was charged with taking und selling classified documents from u military contractor In Virginia Gays Parade With Pride United Press International More tliun a quarter-million j>eople turned out In San Francisco. Chicago and Nrw York for intrudes celebrating pride In Ihr homosexual lifestyle. In Sun Frunclsra, about 200,000 |>rople pucker! downtown's Market Street Sunday under bright skies to direr the city's unnuul (lay Freedom Day jiarudr, described by organizers us Ihr lurgest gathering of hom osex­ uals In the world. In Nrw York, poller estim ated ulxiut 20,000 murrhrr* Joined by Mayor Kdwurd Koch Sunday swung down Fifth Avenue In a frstlve Gay l*rtdr Day intrude, past angry pro­ testers ul St. Patrick's Cathedral Organizers hud antlclpuled 75.000 s|ieclalors, but poller mudr no estimate of Ihr crowds along the Iturude route lined with 1,500 j>ollrr officers. In Chlcugo. orgunl/rr* said 50.000 Legal Notice people werr on hand for the 16th unnuul Gay and l.rsblun Pri de Purude Former Mayor June Byrne was umong the marchers und Mayor Hurold Washington addrrssrd u rally ut the end of the parade route. About 10O people. Including sever­ al wearing Nazl-stylr uniforms, at­ tended a countrrdemonstratlon or­ ganized by Christians for Decency. Police reported no conflicts between the jMirtlrlpunt* In thr two Lincoln Park rallies The Sun Francisco celebrutlon In­ cluded more thun 150 groups of marchers escorting colorful floats depicting the parade's theme of "Honor our |>ast. Secure our future " They waved banners and placards proclaiming, "m others against AID S" and "fathers against AIDS." AIDS has been a major focus of San Fr uncl sco' n G a y F r e e d o m Day parades since 1963. CALENDAR MONDAY. J U LY i Central Florida Blood Hunk Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Sec ond St., Sanford, 9 a m to 5 p m.; Klorldu Hospital-Altamonte Brunch. 601 E. Alta­ monte Avc.. 9 a m to 5 pm . Rrbos Club AA. 5:30 pm. , closed. 8 p.m., step, 130 Normundy Road, Cassel ber r y. A pop ka A lcoh olics Anonym ous, 8 p.m., closed, Apopka Episcopal Church. 615 lllghlund. Al - Ano n Step and CELEBRITY CIPHER Cap** Urtdvf-ami U t try !<»*» »« pempm peat tn4 FWtH I i Ui HMD m N ap*w MWl Iw in M ta t r«4ar » ( M A F fryCOfiWf fttf Nf H •MHWPV-WK I0UJXTVH: HVEXHMU, HVAXUUVUU HXDVHJ DL KQ JVBBVH LIIXHMWKF RV' HV J C WU JX JX UOAAXUVM ILM." XOH JX - UWTU. PREVIOUS SOLUTION Pqopto m Hollywood ifiH D-l-f-F-l-C-U-l-T. If ihoy can i own you it kriU Ihsm '' — Rod Slaupw • I M I h N U toe -• r 4 I |U S t u d y , H p . m . . Cas se l ber r y Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Drive. Sanford AA. 8 p.m.. closed. 1201 W. First St. Fel l owshi p Group AA. senior citizens. 8 p in., closed. 200 N. Luke Tr i pl et D rive. Casselberry. O vereu ters A n o n y ­ mous. 7:30 p.m.. West Luke Hospital, state Road 434. Umgwood. TUESDAY. JULY 2 Casselberry Klwanla C l u b , 7 a . m , , Cassel berry Senior Center. 200 N. Luke Tr i pl et Drive. Casselberry. S a n f o r d T o a s t m a s t e r s . 7: 15 u in.. Christo's Restau­ rant. 107 W First St . Sanford. FICTITIOUS N A M I N otlc* i l hereby given I tvs I I mm ongaged In business at f i t Senlando Springs D rivs Suit* O. I ong wood Seminal* County F to n s * » IW under rtw tictlttous n a r-v » • • A U T I S T I C SPECIALTIES A INT F HIOHS. and that I Intend to register la id nama a lts ttw Clark ot ttva CtfCUM Court la m in a !* County. Florida in *< to r dan (O a im tti* p r a r lt ie n t ot IS * F lc t lt lo u i N am * Slatuto*. To a lt loctlan I A I S* F la nd* Siatuto* I*S7 PROFILE SPORTS. INC !%! Jsrry H Lu la Publish Juno IT, 14 4 July I. i IMS OEG in FICTITIOUS N a lk a i t hereby given Itia l I am engaged In b u tln a tt a l 101 D allona Boulevard D a lia n * V alut a Caunty. F lo rida undtr •s * fic titio u s nam a a l DE L TON A R E ALTY, and that I inland I* register to ld nama w im lt<* Clark ol rtw C ircuit Court. Sam mala County. Flarida in acco rdan t* w ith ttw pro visions at th* FktltW u a N am * Statu lo t. T o o l! Sactlan ta t at F lo rid a llatutoo IM7 OE L TON A CORPORA T ION REALTY COMPANY /» MKhaUaS Garble Corporal* Socrolary Publish Juno It. 14 4 July I. 4 I TOO OEO 10) FICTITIOUS NAME N otlc* II twroby given ttval I am engaged In butinoo* a l IS4 B a n lry O r ly * . L a ta M a ry . SamlnaN County. F lo rid * H IM under ttw tk tltta u t nama at M 4 S OFFICE SERVICES, and ttval I Intend la ra g lita r U S nama w ith ttw C lark at ttw Cwcuil Court So m ltw l* County. F lo rid * In accordant* w ith ttw p r a v iiio n i *1 is * F lc lllia u t Nam * siatvta*. To w it Section MS t * Florida Statute* IM ' /» Mauraan F Man ta t Publish June 14 4 July I. 4 IL I to I OEO IM FICTITIOUS NAME N o tk * It twroby given that I am engigad In business a l 40] G eorg* Si . W inter Spring*. Sominot* County. F lo rid * undtr ttw tk im a u * nama at VEGE T A S L E tA LA CASTE, and mat I inland la ra g itto r to ld nama w ith ttw Clark at m * C ircuit Court Saminet* County F lo rid * In accordant* w ith ttw pro v ltia n t at the F k tltia u a Nam * Statutes. To w it Sactlan MJ Ot Flarida Siatuto* IM7 / V A/chW l agar* Publish Jun* 14 4 July I. 4 IL 10 DEG HO FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I t hereby given that I am engaged In butonat* at WO Jack ton C t . O r tacts. Samlnot* County. Florida WAS u n d tr th* flcttttau* name at TE R R I LYN N ENTERPRISES, and that I In­ tend to re g u la r ta td name with the Clark at Itw C ircuit Court. S am lrw l* County. F lo rld o In accordance with ttw provision* at Ih* F ktltta u s N am * Siatvta*. T a w lt Sactlan SOSO* f o r Ida Siatuto* I W / ) / T e rri L. Paris P ublith June 14 4 Ju ly I. 4 IS. IW OEG IM FICTITIOUS NAM E Nolle* I t hereby o '* * " that I *m engaged In business at P 0 Bor 00(4. M aitland. SomlnoW County. Florida 137SI under ttw f ic t i t i o u s na m a o f L M S ASSOCIATES, and that I Inland to ra g lita r ts ld nemo w ith ttw C lark o l Ihs C irc u it C ourt. Sam,nola County, F lo rid a In accordance with th * provision* ot rtw F k tllw u t N am * Statute*. T a w lt Section M l OS Florida Statute* I0S7 IV Stave Baunwr IV Don,** Soumor P ublith Jun* 34 4 July ' 4 IS. IMS PEG 111____________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* N hreaby given that I am engaged in b u tm r u a l IM 4 P s l n i a t l l a A v * . S a n fo rd . Samlrwl* County. Flo rida 377TI u n d tr ttva fictitio u s nems ot CLEAN POOLS by CHUCK, and that I intend to register said n*m » with tha Clark ot It** C ircuit Court. SominoW County Florida In accordance with m* p r o v ltle n t at th * F lc llllo u t Nsmo Statute-*. Tc w it tectlon M l 0* Florida Siatuto* IM I IV Chart** W L a ltt P ublllh July 1.1. 11.33. IMS Dt H ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FIN Number SO 37) CP IN RE ESTATE OP A LFR E D E HEIN RICH . Dacaatad NOTICE OF AD M INISTRATION Th* a d m ln lilr a lla n of th * a 1 1a I a o l A L F R E D E H E IN R IC H , d a c a a ta d . F ile Number 0) 173 CP. I t pending In th* C ircuit Court tor Samlnot* C o u n ty . F lo r ld o . P ro b o to Division, ttw a d d ro ti ot which It Samiewlo County C ourthouto. MO North Park Avenue. San lord. Flarida 33771 Th* name* and addrotaa* of ttw personal raprssantatlre and ttw personal r* p r * * * n ta tly * ’* attorne y are •at torth below A ll In la ra tlo d parson* a r* required lo IIN w ith m i* court. W ITHIN THSEE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLIC ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE I I I a ll claim * against Ih* a tla t* and (31 any o b |o c ll* n by an I n l a r a i l t d par ton on whom this notice was tarvod thel Challenge* th* valid ity ot m * w ill m * qualification* ol tha par tonal ro pratonfa tlv*. vanuo. ar |u rl*d lctle n of Ih* court A LL CLAIMS A N D OSJEC T IO N l NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BAR R E D Publication at m i* N o tk * ha* begun on Jun* 14. lo st Par tonal R eprtoantativ* A LFR E D W. M B IN R IC H 3)3 Sun •*• Drive M l Dora. Florida 3371/ Attorney tor Car tonal R aprtoanlatlv* EARLE W PETERSON JR . PA P O Boa IMS Laatburg, Florida Telephone 1*041 730 )4M P ublith Jun* 34 4 July I. IM I DEG IM ____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO f t im C A O O K IN RE T h aM a rrlag aol f ID N E O WILL McCOY. H uthand Pal 11loner, and SHIRLEY ANN McCOY. W I I * / R * * p o n d * n t NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLO R ID A TO SHIRLEY ANN McCOV Address Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B V N O TIFIE D m ol an action tar D itta lid la n *• M a rria g e hat bean Iliad again*! you. and you a r t required lo ta r v* a copy ot your w ritten doten ta t. i l any. la It on FRANK C WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE. Attorney tar Pali Honor, who** a d d ro ti I t Post O ttk * Boa DM. F la g th lp Rank Building 300 V F irs t Street. S u it* 33. la n i a r d . F lo r id a 13773 ISM on ar batara July 31. A 0 IMS ond III# the original w im the Clark of m i* Court e th e r batata ta rv lc * an Poll horwr * attorney ar im m ed iately ihereefter o ltw rw .ta a default and ultim ata judgm ent w ill b* tn lo ro d against you lo r Itw fa lla l demanded In th* Patman and your m arriage la Pat IHonor w l‘1be dissolved WITNESS my hand and teal ot m i* Court on Jun* 34 A 0 lots ISEALI OAVIO B ER R IE N Clark at th* C ircu it Court By Jean B rlllant Deputy Clark Publish July 1.4 IS. 31. IMS DEH I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I0TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. F L 0 R I0 A CASE NO M IS3I C A M P In r * Adoption at JOHNS VAN K E L L * 40*40 * m inor NOTICE OP ACTION TO OLAN GARCIA Georgia I Address Unknown YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that a Second Amended Petition tar Adaption h a t bean Ilia d aa a in ti you In m * above nomad Court, and you a r* required ta ta rv * a copy ot your answer or pleading ta ttw P eittw n an ttw Pollhonor t attorney. Stephen M Stan*. E tqutr*. 333 E a tl P ira Sheet Orlande. Flo rida 33 ffl. and IIN Ih* anginal ant war ar pleading In Ih* o ftk e ot th * Clark at m * C ircu it Court In and tor sammol* County. Flarida. an *r batara July M I ML It you tail ta da M . ludgnw nt by default w ill be taken against you tor Nw ra lia l demanded m WITNESS my hand and tael m i* 3l*i day ot Jun*. I04S ISEALI O A V IO N BER R IE N Cwrk at Ih* C ircu it Court By Joan i n I lent Doov.lv Clark P ublllh June 34. July I. 4 14 IMS OEG IV* Lcgol Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notlc* la her-ebt given that I am engaged In butt new at P O Bor 444. Gettova. Sam i no Ia Covrrty. Florida 3173} under rtw n c lltto u t name at REJWOTE O F F IC E M A N A G E M E N T IS O M ). INC . and m a t I Intend to register to ld name w im th* C lark *1 ttw C irc u it C ourt. S am lrw l* County. F lo rid * In accordance w ilt, ih* provision* at ttw Flctinau* Nam* Statute*. T o w n Section MS F t Florida Siatvta* t*S7 t\J M a rth a E Walt P ublith June IF. |4 4 July I. 4 l«tS OCGMI NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING. AND A tA N D O N IN O . RIGHTS OF WAV OR DRAINAGE CASEMENT TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN NOTICE I* hereby given that th* Board at County C om m it tia n o rt ot S am lrw l* County. F lo rid *, at its Regular Mooting h r id an ttw 3Sm day at Jun*. A 0 . IMS. m ttw County Cam m lttlo tw rt' Moating Room. In Ih * C ourthouse at S tn lo rd , S a m m o l* C o u n ty . F lo r id a , pursuant to Petition and Notlc* h* r * * 0tn r* given p a tte d and adopted a Resolution da tin g , vacating and abandoning, r * nounclng ond disclaim ing any and a ll rig h t of toe County ef Seminole and th * public In and ta th e fo llo w in g d e s c rib e d righ t* at way or drainage ea t* man!, ta w it VACATE PROPERTY Th* 100 between block* L and M adioimrvg L o tt 7 4 10 4 II Block L on the north end La's t 1 1 1 1 ] Block M on the tooth. Chuluota Recorded P lat Book 3 Page J1 Seminole County. EL A lto the e a tl 70 einrv) ttw t a i l tide and adjoining L o tt 7 k ( (Hock M and L o tt 7 4 t Block L and ttw tkuth SO' along Itw norm tide ot Block L and *d|olnlng L 0 H I 4 T 4 ISBIOCk L By ttw Board ol County Com m ittio rw fk o l Samlnot* County. F lor .da. this 3)th day ot Juno. A 0 . IMS BOARD OF COUNTV COM MISSIONS RS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BY ROBERT STURM CHAIRMAN ATTEST D A V ID N BERRIEN CLERK Publish July 1. IMS OEH 3 _________________ CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 firnt................C7C r I HOURS 3 coflstcuti** times SIC a I 1 :3 0 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Noon 7 CRNSdCRtlTf tin ts S2C R | 10 cgtistcathrt Urns 4fiC a I Contract R ftts AyfHsMa 3 lin ts Minimum DEADLINES Noon Tho Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A.M . Saturday 23—Lost A Found 71-H elp Wanted LOST B ias* maw Cochapoo near old hospital. Sanford Ft P a lk ro b lo s tog 111 O f lt _ i days) or 111 lU f Ir.ightsl O IN T A L ASSISTANT Parsons seeking part lim a work need apply 1) Naurs par weak , w in tra in l ! U to start Sand pictu re and rssum * to Dante: A sslatant. 317 S Oak St . Santard____________________ 77—Nurs*ry A Child Care I w ill babysit your child ta my ho rn* w ashdays S am lnot* H igh a rea Donna. I l l MO) 3 *-R « a l Estate Co jrses * * * * e Thinking at getting a a e Real E ltato lice n se ! e We etter Free Teft lea and conti nuous Traimngi Call 0S<S * r V k b l tor datalli a n i t a ; . m n o t ( * * 77*14 K ey** at F larida . lac _____ I t Years 1 iperWwcel 55— Business Opportunities DOC TRJUIEI F U L LO R P A R T TIM E M * * HOUR M u tt B* E iporioncadl Obedience 4 ........ Protection ____ m s i i u M _________ EXCUTIVE SECRETARY W ith e r w ithout shorthand I Ablest Temporary Services ___________ m i le a f F tp e r.a n c a d A ll round Y a rd Help l-v Winter Springs Call x v m s ____________________ EntUOCI OriMTM TRAINEE L o o kin g for M lf m o tiva te d . Incllnod md» Y'dufiU Ifltt 2nd 1 Jrd th‘t1 potKtorn open Appir PLASTIC PROflLiS. IRC Sontord Jem efl Lent .......... m hoc EimnmoR oftMTDt Work from homo 140 pr IM Inserting erwveiopes For In form ation sand stamp lo K S Enterprises. P 0 Boa IM I MZ Bloom field N J .0700] W ill tra m Start to M hr H a rd l* Irrig a tio n . MuO M a lio n v llle A re ■Santard 31) I M f _______ riMtCATOtS NOTICE Sea*Irvg individuals w im ta p e 71-H elp Wanted Th* St Jttvnt River Water nerve* In fabrication at alum l Management O u tlie I h a t r * rvum windows Musi b * able ta calved an application lor Con read and understand shop A c ry lk Applicators tum ptlve Water Use from drawings and work w im (lose apply protective coating on S EMI N OL E COUNTY tolerances Room tor advon c a rt, boats and planet U to S C H O O L B O A R D . 131 I c e m e n t O N L Y q u a lif ie d SU par hour W* train For M E L L O N V IL L E AVE . SAN parsons should apply w ork in Sanford area call FORD EL 33711. application T a m p a f 13 SB* 71)1 t3 117 fISaAU. on 4/33 IS Thu MMCMAUMIMNI A tta r s A c lr a s ta i Medals A ll oppllcotien It tor ttw m o d llk a PfiOOWCTSGO, talent tor movies.TV 4 p rin t lion o l the pending application IM I Car awe II Read. w o rk S a rlo u t only apply 3 117 QIS4AU Tho a p p lic a n t .P I 33731. Persm eent Catling, S4> M il proposal to withdraw 014 MGO G a a t r a l M a ln t a n a n c * 4 Ot G R O U N D W A T E R FR O M ASSEMBLE BS Groundikaaping Knowladga THE F L O R IO A N A Q U IF E R F ro n t o fflc * . phones tilin g ot equip ment helpful W I M ) V IA I EXISTING W ELL FOR ty p in g he lp fu l P srm e rw nt PUBLIC SUPPLY to serve 3 positions N ovoraFoot JANITO R S/M AI D IN E I D I D e c re jt) end a RECREATION Monday through trld a y Top TIMP PCM____ 774-1141 AREA lo verve 4 a c ra (t) In Pay Goad working conditions Avon b eau ty Company Seminole County located in Sac Supervisors nasdsd f a t MSS Full ar pa rt lim a Call immadl lio n 31. Township 31 South. ataty 133 M U or 33) I f l f Rang* JO East Tha Governing Board ot tho AVON 1ARNINOS WOWlTl ARB O ie trk t w ill ta k o action ta gront O P E N T E B B IT O R IE S M O W III or deny tho oppH collonltl no B IB W a r in s tlt teorwr man 30 day* tram th* CRT OPBBATOR AMO date ol m l* notk a Should you be Data entry eaparlanc* or good n u t 's interested in any of mo llttod typ in g Parm arw nt position applications, yqe should contact w im grow th potential Par th* St Johns H irer Water Man monont position N ora raF ao agamanl D istrict at P O Bo, Mil TEMP PCM......... 774-134X U3V. P alatka. F lo rid a )307g M3V. or In parson at Its o tt k * on S la t * H ig h w a y I f f W a tt. Palatka Florida. M 4 'S » t ll l W r i t t e n o b | a d l o n to th * OAL FRIDAY TRAINEE application may b* m ad* but A F F ID A V IT UNOER Got paid tor having tan I Nicest should b* rocolyed no lator than FICTITIO US NAME STATUTE ( m l In town wsnts to tra in 14 d 4 ys Ir o m Ih s d a ta ot STATEOF FLORIDA you tor si I around office w ork I publication W ritten objections COUNTY OF ORANOE Should identify itw ob Ia t tor by Tho undersigned, under oath PERSONAL ASSISTANT name and address and lully says No skills needed |u tl be Heal describe th* ob|a t t ion to th* I This instrument I t being biel Busy boss ot construction ap plication P iling a w ritten • •eculed lo r the purpose o l company needs ysur helping ob ie tlle n does not entitle you to com plying w ith Section 14)0* hendl Run errands Help w im e Chapter UO. Florida Statute* F lo rida SU tutot childron Help In o tflc* and *• A dm inistrative Hearing Only 7 II I t Itw Intention ol ttw h o rn e t I lo I h o u rs No those persons who** tubstanhel undersigned lo engage In a weekends1 interests arc lila c lad by Ihs business enterprise under Itw application and who >11* a pall fir titio u t name o l G R IF F IN TYPE SETTER lion meeting th* requirem ent! ENTERPRISES totaled *• 1)1* ORAPHIC ARTIST ol Section M t M l. F A C . may H o lid a y A v m u t , A p o p k a . S3M wees Assisi manager In obtain an Jkdm in lttrallv* Hear Sam,not* County. Florida t n l l r e o p e ra tio n o t shop irvg A ll llnnolr Iliad w ritten 3 Artec had hereto and mad* a Plenty o l room to move up I objections w ill be presented So p e rl her ro t I t the newspaper Groat boss I mo Board tor l it considersllon Proof o l Publication o t required In l i t d e lib e r a tio n on tho by said Siatuto CASHIER application prior ta th* Board * Those interested In said Fun crowd I W ill tra in I F u ll lasing action on the application enterprise end ttw e ite n t ot the •im * Needs you now I Fool al Dennis* T Kamp, Director Interest ot each. Is a t lot lows Division of Records NAME OF OWNER St Johns R Ivor Water I John R G rift In INVOICE OAL Management District 1 Ben F G rltfin . Jr Train tor invokes and tar pan Publish July 1. IN ) INTEREST oral ledger Great |ob ta toarn DEH 4 M X 'M X II ysw r * leaking to gat Into NOTICE AD O R ES !O F OWNER clerical field Th* SI Johns R iver Wsler I 3)1* Holiday Ava Management D istrict hat ra Apopka F I T ] to) caivod an appU ation tor Con 3 to* Tlm barcov* South lu m p ily * Water Us* Irom lo n g wood FL 1377* E O W IN A N D O O R O TH V Sworn ta and subscribed be FU RNITURE R B FIN IS N E R to r * m * at Apopka. Orange B O L L IN G PO BO X ISA. to ot how Us* your knack tar LONG WOOD F L JJ7S0 0JJ* County. F ie nd*, mis 30m day el making things shine again! application 43 IU 0D A A U M on M ay. IM ) Needs today I to ]4 i t This application Is ter Hayrvond A McLeod N otary Publ.c m * m adifkation ot ttw ousting SERVICE W R ITER pe rm it l l l F f I M U Ttw appli . M y Commission E ip tra t Any aaparwnc* ar com parable cant proposes I* w ita d ra * t i l M arch I t I N t autom otive background w ill A t ra to rrtd ta in Paragraph ) MGO a l G R O U N D W ATER w in th is t i l l * w ith b u s y F R O M T H E F L O R ID A N above. Proof ot P ublkatien at Oeaievth.pl this intention ta re q u ite il tiled AQ U IFER VIA 1 EXISTING herew ith pursuant to Itw pro WELLS FOR NURSERY IR MANAOER TRAIN EE w IG A T io n to Verve jo a c r t l t l visions ot Sactlan M l t * F lo rid * SDK Full training progrem No lam inate County located us Sac Statutes Sundays Learn all phases *1 • ion 31. Township 30 South. Publish July 1.4 14 » . IM ) star* operation and how ta ha OEH 3 Rang* 3* East Th* Governing Board at th* D istrict win la ta ectwn ta grant CITY OF SANFORD M ACHINIST TRAINEE Or deny the sp p llc a tta n ltl no NOTICE OF CLOSINO. SSI Rars tra ining spat tar you ta sooner than M day* from th* VACATING ANO ■earn * prkatass tra d * Buoy data o l this not lea Should you be ABANDONING company wants ta loach w ill interested Us any at ttw listed A PORTION OF A ing toarnart sppikaiiane. you should contact NORTH SOUTH STREET me St Johns River Water AAan TO WHOM IT MA V CONC E R N RED J0C3 OMIT! agamant D istrict at P 0 Baa You w ill la s * notico mat ttw i4>a P alatka. F lo rid a n o t) C ity Commitston at the City *1 Lew t l M l 147*. ar Us par tan a l it* O ttk * on Sen lord F lo rid*, on June 14 N * Fee UaNI Hired a S ta le H ig h w a y l t d W a tt. 1M L passed and ado*tad O n * Palatka. F le n to *04 M t I J ll nance Na I7SL ta (la **, vacate W r it t e n * b | » C t lo n I * t h * and abandon a portion at Rand LARORERS Strong rati application may b* mad*, but A vanu * (R and’s M a ll) ly in g r*l should b * received no lator man between East F irst Street and 14 f a y s Iro m t h * d a ta *1 E a tl Com m ercial Skoal and publication W ritten objections Batwaan Norm P a rt Aranua must Never a too Apply should Identity Itw objector by and N orm PalnwHo Avanu* IEUVSU1KU item * and address, and tally m a r* p a rticularly described as describe itw abjection ta th* Nil leers t4 »u n application F ilin g a w ritten Thai portion at Rand Avanu* Obiactwn dues not en title you to IR and t M a il! lying East at end a Chapter 114 F lo rid * Statutes abutting Lot 4 Blech 3. Tier l. A dm inistrative H earing Only t s c r a i a r y fa r Ih * sa le s E R T ra tlo rd 's Map at ttw m e t* parsons etwee substantial msngspsr Goad typing M IIN Town at la n ia rd Plat Book I. interests a r* affected by ttw and me ability ta work w im a Pkge M knd between the Norm application a n t who III* * pen minimum et Sugarvlstan are a Right at Way luw at East F irst tvon moating Itw requirements must Should hars ar b* abta S t r e e t a n d i h * S o u th at Section I f S M l. F A C . may •a gal a F lo rid a N o ta ry Right ot Way lino ot that certain obtain an A dm inistrative Hear Ikons* Il you art mis sm do l E as' W att * n *y lying batwaan trig A ll llrtw iy Mod w ritten salt alerter sand your r* N orm Pork Avanu* and Norm objection* w ill ba presented ta turn*' and salary require P olnw tta Avanu*. P uM k R* Itw Board to r Its consider alien c a rd s *1 S e m in a l* C o u n ty. in l i t d e lib e r a tio n * n Ih * F lo rida ret aining *n raven vent application prior ta ttw Board tar public utilitie s and pads si r 1 URg Minify tak tag action an ttw application an tra ffic P O Baa 134 MSwts F L 33FS4 Dennis* T K rm p. D irector C ity Commission at the E 0 1 m /pnt/w O iviswn el Records C ity at Santard. F lo rid * SI Jthrts R lvsr Water H N Tamm. J r. INSURANCE ANALYST Management D ish k t C ity Clark Full training scaliabto P ram Publish July I. lid ) Publish July I. IMS U f t t t Can n i 1*33 OEH ) OEH* jots WHERE I f SAT Wtwffi wt’re Legal Notice AAA EMPLOYMENT 323 5176 323-5176 n il 1 frgpdi Mo. �Tvoniikf Harald. Sanford. FI. KIT ‘N* CARLYLE *by Larry Wright 7 1-H elp Wanted 71-H e lp Wanted M e S ir# , lo v in g In d iv id u a l needed Ion IIV* In comp on Ion N U R SE ’ S A ID ES : All iK Iftt E .p e r tone od ar cartlftod pr» ta rra d Apply In parton at La ka vla n H urting Cantor, t t t E m d S t. Santord m ion NURSESNilDIO IM M K O IA T IL T R M. IP N and N A Z I . A ll •N tt* a v a ila b ly ISO bonut lor an i w i w » b n » i NURSE WORLD 73—Employment Wanted CALL: 41*1141 C LE ANING LADY C all Nathy w a v s rta t E ipartancad Would "» • to do Ironing In your homo Ptoato c a ll Gtngar, M l g a ll ' Pick up and de liv e ry man M utt ba I I year* old w ith a valid Fla d riv in g llconaa Apply In parvon a l P U S French Are , Santord________________ REM ESTATE SALES ?£OflE 41—Apartments/ House to Share High ta m in g * Potonllall Modern o ffic * In **c tlto n t locallan Complete training program N a n d lv lto n oi old **lab ll*he d firm Call non tor 0*1a il* on plea te r ' n a rking candillon* and to •acuro your fwturo Jim R altorty H U M Yantod to runt How** or apt A lto naad tam porary ihop and »to r ago P ) PAD Suit* 100* 93— Rooms tor Rent SALES C hrttftoo Apt* A Hama* TV. kltctw n laundry, maid 1)0 «r t u g Q rl 4 t)1 4 M 4 3 )k t'0 FurnltN ad Raam Far Roof Sa* a t t o l l G al* Pi 1 blockl off r ath S? A Santord Ave_______ Room tor rant kltctwn p r lr l log**, and u«* ot living room *1*0 M l /k k t __ R o a m w i t h H a v ta A Paal P rtvltop v* sat a m l Com* to cor nor ot Holly A Jtth * tr* # t. Countgry Club Manor. IR»t_______________________ SANFORD Furmthod room* by ttt* . * i l Raatonabto r*N « M a id ia rv lc o Call Til *tOt S f PM aiS P aimatio A u* THE FLORIDA HOTEL *00 Oak Ayonua I I I 4J04 Raatonabto W«*Hy RaN* Full T ra in in g and F#»t S larll Pay plan to r ta la * pariont nno a r* w illin g to proapacl In Horn* food **•*» National Company Call tor appoint m an! C o n t a c t C h ip . m i n n S H U T M E T A L WORKER For im ta lla fto n o f aluminum p lo t Ila m * In ttn horn* r * mod*Hng I a id M u tt tiav* I yaar a ip o rla n c * A ll to o ll turnHhod a » te /S __________ Tired at MO M vattngf C a ll F u l u r a i th e y tia v * tiundrad* of lob opening* tor tfio t * n tio n a n t to norh a rt o n C I M I N f W O R A I I I A H E LP E R S F . c * li# n l pay Start r lg tit a n * y t i t OOO 47—Apartments Furnished / Rent O E LIV E R Y H IL P tR S no * • par lane a no cattary F y ll lim a Good tta rtln g pay t i t OOO F urn A p t N r Samar C ltliaa* I I I Palmatto A»* J Cor*an No Phan* Call* Lovaly t bdrm . ctoan. 1*0 par rraak Includa* u ltllty SIM ta c u rlly dapotil Call OTO U l o r M l 0* 4 > ________________ l o v a l y I S d rm C a m p ttta p riv a c y , walk tn downtown sat wk 1700 tar Call IT) TN* o r O T t t n ________________ G I N C R A l O F F I C E TR A IN E ES Groat ittrtm g |ob S arural opontng* Good pay a rt a m FA C TO R Y A S S E M B LY and PRODUCTION WORN M ott t h ilt t open Good pay kcaiei a rt a m I M M E D IA T E O P E N IN O S Ganaral Com tru e! ton labor Good pay a r t a m On# Month Frtt l»nt on l bdrm turn ip U A lto • vftllbbN ttudio X bdrm •pwrtfT>#ot% TRUCN O R IV E R S lo n g haul Im m odtata' Good driving r * cord Ovor 1) a r t a m SANFOtO CRT. APTS. LO C AL O R IV E R S S tra ig h t tru ck* Good pay Start right aoay a rt a m R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H E LP E R S . CLERNS. CRT OPERATORS I m m t d la lt opaning* Good pay teal** Call a rt a m n o w i 44—Apertments Unfurnished / Rent WELDERS C ertified Eacallant pay te a l* * C all today a rt am P A IN T E R l A P A I N T E R HELPERS Im m a d ia t* opaning* good tta rtln g pay Can today a rt a m W ith ar nithout ip . I m m a d ia t * ay Call to O R YW ALL day a r t a m A p t.- ) b d r m / l ba th a ir . carpatad tto v * ra lrlg . t i l l m o . In c l w a la r. a a w a r. garbag ato at M l aoi)_______ BAMAOO COVE APTS, tot E Airport tlv d PHONE M )*4 M . „ .......m a a t t E fftotow ty tra m ............ Mat m * PHceowt tor Stator Cftfiawa • COUNTRY SETTING • TO(H A DIE MMEX Pr««*r Individual w lfh ftluml nvm m a n u fa ctu rin g •■pari • f x t I yr% •ap#ftan<« with punching, cuttin g «nd not th in g d '* t M u tt hovo own toolt Lerg« I 4 S td rm A#*rt«w#wf« A dutf L*h#v<e.»Fim»iy P w lild c A v t t lt M t U n i Opan R g g ltn d i .E C U R IT V DEPOSIT........ S ttt W ITH THIS ADI MASTERS COVE...... 1237400 MACHINIST Eaporionco »n o monyfocfvr log apofotlon totting up ond o p o r o t ln g o v o r lo t y o f toolroom m ochinot M u tt bo •bio to w o rt Ot cloto toloronro from tfro w ln g t Intorottod COndldot«« thou id contoct HARCAA ALUMINUM rto o u e n a . RlOCtWOOO AIMS APTS. UroitgR Time Only CENTURY IS RISH REAL ESTATE r e a l t o r _______ __ .ns-eeai LANDSTOCK BROKERS S tt-lfW ...................... ) B d r m . 1 bath a lt. carpet kcroonod porch, gutot. naar UCF. C all M tSbO H«MM f t R*wt i glut dvpotif U3j i nxouo Country large two story homo l tOO pur month 105—DuplexTriple* / Rent 107-Mobile Hornet / Rent A va il July l i t I bdrm Adults No chHdrkW no pott F u lly tu rn . §>r phon# oil u fllltl# t loci A fN r )PM. 727 T ti7 113—Storage Renfalt Mini ISO A Up..... m 04n 117—Commercial Rentals R olall A O ttic* Spar* W0 up to T 000 *4 h *1*0 I tor kg* avail abto m call 121—Condominium Rentals L a k* M ary U nto rd T B drm . I b a t h . 11r a p I * c a t a u n a . n a u tilu t. ra ck*! b a ll. lak*. am anllw *. SITS par m onth p lu t It Call aasaiaO Santord • SO W A irport B ird . G ) 1 b d rm /) bath SMS mo 1 SSI *04/_________ _ SINGLE STORY LIV IN G leeu terms la Fit Tour Needs! Furnrshtd m Uefureislked. ) bdrm ) bath Hlddon la k * V illa I car ga rag* pool, tonnik court accatt w o ™ ASf IM f trikx o«in»s D total Radi M l* C »par tonca haiplul Can.................. m awI WAREHOUSE W ORNIRS Hood Id Im m ediately abto to lift M lb* M u il ba raliabto. ovm Ir a n tp o r la tio n Parm anant po tltton N a v a ra F a * TIMf WIM____ 774-1141 W ttoa r. Layout. A Finer* Faato Stoat Carparattoa Ovar lim a A tacaltont banatil* C ali ra i ouo or Carnaby atlS E d g e ** tor Or Orlando I Ot SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS. FROM *315 I Bdrm . > bath, a ir. applianca* w aiha r'drya r. C all AST Teas or TV* 4JSS____ Santord nawly r»mod*tod larga T bdrir. . naw kltctwn. w /w carpat a ir, VKO r tac »IS B S P ark Ava Call *0 *4 ** M M SANFOBD ! Bdrm I bath air. up stair* unit. STSO par month p lu t (TOO daponit C all 4T» ISSI________________ Spur KK/t Apartm anl* M inu tot fro m Mary **S4 Lakafrant. pool tonnlk. adults, no pott. laundry Starting at DOI a mo C all m a t a to t* * __________ T lra d Of Apartm anl L iv in g * E "p a n a m a I ha privacy of your own horn* In ana of our lu tu ry duptoatt Lg I bdrm I bath, vaultod calling, appl . hook up* priuato tcraarw d patio your ta n yard/m alnt fra * Starting t l STM Can tor datult*. lP M f F M . n i m i U p t t o l r t a p a rtm a n l N aw ly ramodatud (la c trlc A wator t u r n lih a d U S pat waak Par toe t tor klngto or young m o rriu d caupW No chddrvn pita** ) ) ) sat* altar l. ) bd rm . i batb. o *i**« Apt DSC ta c u rlty dwwa>' D to par Rental Office’ 3 2 3 -2 9 2 0 127—Office Rentals Otftceite Real R*a*w tabto and csnvoniant M l N Mapto. Santord m » **0 sooo t o n a ffka tp a c* avail a b i* . tacond flo o r o f ad m ln lttra tlr* building Santard A irport, l t d f t ' to ** In d u d * * o k. hoot, la n lto rla l and parking Call Santord A irp o rt A uthority tor datall* t t i TW 141—Homes For Sale By Owner Lack Arbor, Santord 4 Bdrm . ) bath. pool. CM/A. completely ramodatad Owner fln d tic ln g SI4.S0M C a ll *04 Cf4 1141 or kfrl IV bSf I DUPLEI ONLY SU M* Racsntty ra lurbtifw d including naw c ant r al a lr / h a a l Ekcaltonl location product* S*fS ra ni A ttum abto FHA mortgage HURRY ON THIS ONE' CALL BART m ton I B drm Fam ily room, control a ir towat E actllanl tor a 'tan R ata ram a t ragutrad H R par m p. p lu t ta c u rlty d a p o til m isat EXCITING NEW TH IN G S ARE HAPPENING AT THE NALL ■I4IV9 «< 44 44 fOi II t U h l l f l N N I COOL e M a s t a & C o i g APARTMENTS $100 SECCJRETY DEPOSIT 1 A 2 KOROOM APTS. AVAILABLE ADULTS AMD FAMILIES WELCOME 2714 RIDGEW OOD A V E .. SANFORD 3 2 3 -7 9 0 0 *M r T 0 M A M J T 0 * ★ AUCTION A Hwy t l _____ __ Daytona Baach I* If ‘ LARSON Johnson • n ito n s STem p e^ 321-0754 Eve. 322-7443 ■ y LHb*»er ] bdrm 1 both L jr g o lot appro■ 1700 %q ft u n d tr r o o f 19000 d o w n , atiumabia m ortgog# >n city Of So^tord Coll m 5207 or H i l * ljm 4» W.idwoud Dr 1 bdrm } bath, dbl gar aga porch, c o n tro l a ir S u p tr Clown* Attum aM e 10$ OOO REALTOR *4? HIS M A R V IN K l AIL or 7*1 7*7 f\MMve»mtmMf ssMVlIttlR KISH REAL ESTATE JUST LISTC D X bdrm X bath, fa m ily roam dtmrsg raam. cantral air and h a a l. l i n p l i c t . la n c e d Ativmabta Mtg Vow won't find ana batter at H M M C X IC U T IV C HOME P orted far ontartaining Canal front to I f John't River bwttf in g rill in screw nod courtyard 4 bd rm . 2 'i bath, home |u it r ig h t lo r F lo r id a liv in g •IXJ too OVIEDO Walk fa high school 4 bdrm X bath Neat carpal and point inside Fenced bach yard Oarage l l l . m HA NOV I R WOODS 4 bdrm home w ith a ll the amenities Pool. spa. screened p a lit Hug# fa m ily ro am ever leaking sha ded y a rd Over sued double garage Formal Dining Room Largo inside u tility room 1277.toe O P IM lU N O A V lt I to > PM (305) 321-0041 Posit,sre cash floe OvbfWF *b M t na*T(t1 I49JM with US 000 down O m N iV A Like new O tl Wide I bdrm 2 bath M obile Ib C V fi cleared fenced Storarpe shed pony S*a'l MS 000 Term* OTHER HOMES L O T I ACREAGE. IN V ESTM ENT PROPERTY REALTO R LONOWOOO L a k * Mary High Schorl District. ) Bdrm/) Bath with Oraat Room. Dau bto Garag* Waadad Let I Yr*. Yeung I ff * .t M ) l s MdS Sato Or Rant W Oytten j bdtm near downtown Santord SMS By appl *04 ffS 4SU. attar s SAN FO R D ) B d r m , I bath, tcraarwd porch, largo shady corner lot Wallace C ratt Realty R E A L T O R ..................... n i d « n iiaatiii I n c lu d e s we ter. garb age pi c k up. y a r d maint lm m ediate occupency QrtpnykbM> Hiew m swt 111—Appliances / Furniture K ( L L I R PIANO CON 5 0 1 9 E eceilent conditon Asking gs^o Con m 0027 Ratawdlttorwd Appliaacai tram •*> WARRANTY BARNETTS CASSELBERRY m s s n ........... ......... 130 S4M .R E N T TO OWN. Color T V * lto ra o t w athart dryar*. ratrtgorator. Iraaior* tu r n ltu r * v Ida* tac ardor* Spoclal t i t waa* i ronl U 00 Atoarnatlva TV A Appl 0 entail Zayro* Shaopmg Cantor ___________W 1M M __________ Uond Weohara Porto B S arvk* tor K anm nrat * ........... ID N 4 ! cupancy Im m adu to oc F H A Nonqualifying mortgugu Low down Ownar hold* In d m o r t g a g e I veta option farm * avail able SM *oo * * ! to . i ) b d rm , I b a th " * * l» " A ppr. iad a t SU MO Maty Otter J H I P rinceton Santord 4,004 d o w n . A i iu m a b i * ) BJrm . ) bath Dbl garag* largo toncad yard Call W I t l * _______________________ lion Call I D 1ST* Rat l aui ant P m * Oven With Slat* S*M I I , li/4 Eva* as/ iafs_____________ . PGA Butter fly Wood* • W ilton Iron* Ladto* • to* Llk# naw R etail* tor ovar S*00 M u tt ta ll *1 SI40 Call attor 4PM M F ^JW a# » o n d tJkn jrtlm *^T ^)# *^_ 231—Cers AMC Matador Wagon '70 Maduredl SSet 5 C O U R T ItY PONTIAC IJJ2121 Bid Citdit? No Credit? Wl FINANCE I I I S H E I t ! ST ........ i w m i I t X Cu ft avocado ia h ig e fa for.XO in White Magic Chef Henga. new boa spring and m a ttress C ali after S PM Wa Hava a Limlfad Nvmear ot Rapa's for as Law «s U N Dawn I n i_ib»x 271XSTRE(T FUtSITUW IM Wf. EISBasi.............su ms THE BEST IN TOWN t 'i k . ! • * TERMS a • COLOR TE L E V IS IO N a a * * * SUPER * * * * * * 57ECIA15 * * tk ’ ST Bird Only I l k ) On |run* like naw I a a FREE CASE COKE a a a * a WITH D E L IV E R Y * a a // ti M ft t havroiat Monja Coup 10 l owdad1 No money down i ITYtS C O U R T ttY PONTIAC I I ) 2121 Chwvy Cavalier tX No money down' Loaded HodL«adto»mS COURT ( IY FONT I AC XXI 2121 Zenith IS " color totoviuon Orlg mal prica ovor 1000 Balance due SI** 00 caoh or lak* ovor pnymnnt* U S month Still In w a rra n ty NO M O N IV D O W N Fro# horn# trial, no obligation Call *4) D l l day o r n ijh ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _ _ ^ _ 144—Pets 4 Supplies Fee te le IM7 Ford Van A | f f | Ford Van Rest Offer C all between I & 4 10 XXI t)X I * * Dus Wb*I Onfj w * DISCOUNT AUTO SAFES I SOI FIRST A V I ....... SANFORD 323 1US ifS ) Fakon X door, awH front B e a u tifu l In fa rlo r a i t a r la r som# rust HO V I recently rebuilt runs Ilka new 11190 or best ofHr 57IM P 1 t? 7 lV W M lT L I Nuns great good M P G IA10 or best offer Call XIX iOoO 1*71 FOtOEUTI Good Work Carl MOP 177 W o r FORD MUST AMO Good condition! I c y l's ta n d /a ir Rebu ilt angina WOO OTTOS 7J C hevrolet W agon good mochanical condition Body needs some work Eacollonf u tility vehlclo 1979 or best offer m o m ___ _______ 73 Dod(e Clctn Family Cu' 4 dr Par tar I Condition » ) D ) 4 •14 PAC E A Good work c ar SIM ))) IIP)_______ 237—Tr»clors*nd Trailers L THE CLASSIFIEDS CALL 777 mo X K ittens Free fo Good Mom#i B e a u tifu l and healthy Call 77t M ia ( X 12 tl. NO. Ti m Truitt 234-Molorcycl«s and Bikes Haeda Aare 11S Weaker Naw 14 low m l tiOO XXX 7002__________ _ 1H1 iuiukl O t 4ML • XX) miles E i c a l l t n t c o n d itio n C a ll H i lrtia tH r 9PM 241 —Rtcr**liofs*l VthicUs/ Campers h m r r j c rwu a m i n o t* CMimmnnia motorm u o ja n u iis « k : T i' Ability Kannate Dog boarding C ountry Atm o*ph#r* U n io n a b I a H a to o ) I U IIP C o c k a lia lt I gray I n h lta H and lam od Include* large cag* S'OO A lte r 4PM A M ID I# D O B E R M A N . l4m ala. w * ll tra ined 4 loving |79 O nly U 00On Only U00 On O nly S*00 On O nly t*00 On Pinto Dodge P U Monte Carlo Mark IV NAIIONAl AUTOSAFES 1120 5. SMtaid.....321 4075 ) M a h o g a n y L iv in g Ream T a blet Eocaltonl condition C all M l l / h l attor > PM COMM ERCIAL SPECIALIST BOB M B A L L . JR P A REALTOR ....................... n n i l S COM M ERCIAL SPECIALIST B O B M B A L L . JR P A m illt REALTOR................ . DON'T W A IT I 10 A c t** on Cochran Rd G a n *.* liy x j par a c r*. | l \ down t t \ intoroot Ownar financing! COUNTRY W IOS REALTY Rtg R I B roker m in i SIB Haty. 411, Oetoen. Fla eq u ip m e n t In e«c *lto n t condl IWOOMEYAPPLIANCES •11504 MAJII FUttlirUK 1S3—Television / Radio / Stereo 153—Acreage Lots/Sale R e f r i g e r a t o r and t r a a i a r M 'crow av* utad rottaurant m*m 149—Commercial Property / Sale CASSELBERRY I a cr* ion*d PR I SOS 000 W M e llcto w thl, realto r m m i Closing K ih trs e H tfe re l Ev •rythlFvg must be sold by Sunday' I lighted s>gn j r ' X 54 HOC or bast offer App 115 000 at whole*••• p r lc t ►awm >• - . I 'l W 172 7:44 *3 ^ _____________ LIST W I T H U l l ) bdrm 1 b *th 223—Miscellaneous Mebile Homo X4 X 44 Xbdrm X beth double roof awnings PA l m Val l ey Mobil* Mom# Park JtXO Mr a a k w a i a r Ove.do FI Call XXlatJt or A p p lia n ce * F a r Sato a ll la . ■cut tom condftton A tolly Santord Nico I bad room horn* w th Hying room , dining room paneled fa m ily room laundry room workshop Call tor In formation )7) I IM or t ) * aU f S U M , or boot ottor Spattaut Country L iv in g ' L ta w w th option T aero* tot* ot treat and kh ru tw ry Located I I) C ry tla l Vtow East Loch Arbor. Santord Owner w ill linanco For Into IS III I f f I f 4 Nary 11 FS DaEtory 4*000*4 * m urf mm* A D U LT PARK L IF E T IM E LOT RENTS ....... mater, w indsh ield Naad C rib* Pl»yp*n* Baby f u r n it u r e , c lo th in g Good P t lea* Attor / PM M l STD Paying CASH lor Alum inum . Can* Capper Br evk. Load Nawypapar G ie t* Gold Silva* Koko.no Tool f i f W t t t I 1 00 Sal I I M I I N 157—Mobile Homes / Sj Ip CALL A N Y T IM E REALTOR JX Jatfl 151 — Investment Property / Sale 41SW )Sfh Strool U nto rd. F t S lf f l T h a W illS I Campany OUPLEX Oakery Ark* 0 Mar taw D i e * Acre** the rIvor, t a p * ! toll Boat M M P Bad*. 4traitor*. Ckotow* Pi ay pan* . Etc Paporbacb R ealty, REALTORS * * * « ) / t » l ..... Open f Parol BATEMAN REALTY Far m ar* datatN I4 M U I t i l l 214—Wanted to Buy U f soo 141—Homes For Sale * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Swill * USED C A R S WHATaSTEAU Ocaanfront buikSabto tot 141—Homes For Sale E vary Wad Nik* at f : SO PM 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 W lnm U pk Makar Ikama Spade I C ta tkA M int condition In te rio r raflntihad. top khapa ITT **rv 243—Junk Cars A N Y JU NK C A R f t A T R U C K I BaagM Pram It* •la* A mar* Canr o w ..............m a i l | TOP Dollar Paid for Junk A Uoad car*.trucka A heavy «guipm*ni n r wa* WE PAY TO P D O L L A R POR JU NK CARS A N D TR U C K S CBS A U TO P A R TS I t ) 4*01 Call........ 3211911 month Call M dlH _________ '’ 4 2 2 0 1 . ORLANDO D ttV I SANFOtO F ra # To Good Hem# m a t# Gorman Sfwofwrd I y» old Can m axis 215—Boats and Accessories tafihNEW SMYRNA BEACH liH A 1RUCR DRIVERS REEDED Part tlm * A full tlm * PCL. good d rivin g racard. A ba abto to paaa DOT phyotcai la t saai 231—Cirs FOR ESTATE C o m m e rc ia l * r R o ktd o n tta l Auction* A Appr*(k*t* Call 0*1 i t Auction m laJ0 Wator front town home* with garpga from M * too Canv* ntont klngto ikory from D * fOO Poet, lacu u i. clubhouva groat cantral location Boat dockt optional F H A and VA ftnanc ‘ng avail abto Mutt ta* for youroalti Opan tv try day R * " ta n a im avaiiabt* Call * 0 a a l * * i M for comp toto do 12l 0052•vaningt I bdrm air carport fenced back yard wator *nd trash pick up Inclu dad. D M par m o nth C all IP tIS S _______________ I N I B Mai San* ll to I Bdrm I bam. air. appliance* UTS par m onth p lu t UTS incur I ty d* pe»n Call P i sats T BDRM I to bath cantral a ir. n a t/w r dryer hook up fu lly carpotod. no pott U /0 por month Call DO teat a lta r a PM _________________ T bdrm . I bam Duptot o il ISth ttra a l L lk * Naw SJ/0 par m onth R tton abl* ta c u rlty Can US n o t attor < PM 144—Pets 4. Supplies PUBLIC /UTTOAUCTION L k Rea* (s te le lr« 4 e f 2MO U n ltrO A v t CENTURY I t KIS HR E A LE STA TE R E ALTO R .................... n t-a a *t MonfUy. July I, m i-J B 213—Auctions * NEWSMTIMSUCH* VERniAR VILLAS ENTERPRISE ) bdrm 1 b a lh t. SI Joh ntacca tt SSStma Monday th ru F n d«r IU to J 155—Condominiums Co-Op /S a lt H ID D E N LARE ) bdrm . ) bath, kid* o k . no pat* ta ts par m t f h Call 1>* a l l a a a IN DELTONA a a a a * HOMES FOR RENT a a a a S it 14)4 * * S a n ta rd > *l South M a p l* Spec lout ) Bdrm I to bath, oner max* kltctwn Hraplaca. • a tfw r/d ry a r hook up UTS p a r m onth S acurlty Sc SO C all R ukt L i t D U or B a rry M b ATT*___________________ S AN FO R D T bdrm I ba m N ncod yard ScOCmo C arport* ........ 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I leer I M I ( TSJh t l . Santord IT) 110 John Parka* Tito C eram ic. V inyl Athene*, ale Ino lailed A r * paired R a p . r o t . IK Fra* ati.m ato* m « T 4 l Tree Service I Tro* Serv e ..... .... CAR Attor Home Repairs M alntonenc. ot all type* C a rp e n try. painting plum bing ondokactrtc D )40M Nursing Cara OUR RATES ARE LOWER Lehovtow NarHng Caatar SITE Second SI. » M I 4 P AL____ ECHOLS TREE SERVICE Fra* I .timeto. I Law Price*I LK...tab..Stomp Grlndkeg-Tael IT ) TITf Bay or W H "Lat Rto Prateoatawato da i f ’ / �4 8 —Evamng H e ra ld . San lo rd. FI. BLONOIE Aspirin May Help Clear Arteries, Cut Strokes Monday, July 1, IHJ J co o u 1L)I uiem it ? by Mori Walktr BEETLE BAILEY s e T O P ,. ) * 'v 7 i » eee-n-ejjiy Wys by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER B m ^ R T im iA r fu O j KMCC 'C l K O K PAHAAgLT V v l £ CVERUE A t A a k iL ^ H Y C G M ftE T E LW I Ct t Or ) CLIPPED ^ ^ . ? . , < / AW M il o . r by Bob Montana ARCHIE by Howl* Schneider E E K & MEEK KAS JUST UKXOJlRiO. THt. C O O G R tS S IO M L COMMBSIOiJ IWkSTlGATIlOG C O PR U PTO JIU AKJ ORGAJUIZtD ’ ERRORS IfOvJUCGMaJT' M O B ... G O m iM U J i: D E A R DR. G O T T — My mother-in-law Is 68 Two yean ago her doctor found a corroded artery In her neck. Once a year she has a test done that Is costly and gives the doctor Informa­ tion. but does not Improve her condition. I heard that a new drug can dissolve these blood clots In patients who are poten­ tial stroke victims. Do you know about It? DEAR READER Often a corroded carotid artery can be reamed out surgically In order to re-establish adequate blood (low to the brain. Al t ho ug h the o p e r a t i o n Is h e l p f u l . It Is dangerous and Is seriously con­ sidered only for patients who either have extreme symptoms, like dim ness and blackouts, or who are In Imminent danger of stroke — that Is. when pieces of the arterial obst ruct i on are poised to break o ff and be carried to the brain Perhaps your mother-in-law's doctor believes she has not yet progressed to the point where carotid surgery Is appropriate Although I do not know of any drug that consistently Improves circulatory problems like hers, many experts ret-omm'*.” /! plain aspirin as a preventative One adult aspirin taken twice u week may help lo stabilize her condi­ tion. DEAR DR G O TT - I had a heart attack about six weeks ago. I'm embarrassed to ask my doctor how soon I can have sex again. I'm 49 and was In good health until the heart attack. What do you think? DEAR READER Sex encompasses a broad array of activity, from rather passive ho-hum encounlrrs lo vigor­ ously strenuous, lengthy gym ­ nastics. I think that If you exercise discretion, you can inirtlclpate moie or less hdly right from the time you leave the hospital. Som e m edical cent ers are performing modified stress tests on cardiac patients before they are discharged This activity Is not nearly as much fun as sex (for people other than doctors) and It ts more strenuous. I recommend to m y post- i oronary patients that they en­ joy sex whenever they feel like It ... but. please, be sensible. Non-coltal sex ts fine. If the couple ch ooses to have In­ tercourse. I suggest the manunder position. 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MEN AND LITTLE MISS <> <«M ay J o in t a J a c o b y W e s t b a d .p e n t e n o u g h K m c t )IL L Y V , by Warnar Brothers BUGS BUNNY J *TU N < r v t 6 6 T I N 0 O N E O F - 0 . £N5 9T?AIN WEADACMES. around a bridge table to know that ihere wasn't much chance that hr would score a diamond Irtck against six hearts with Ills A K Si III It was u side lead, and |>crluips leading llu- ace Instead ol i hr king would produce divi­ dends lalrr In the deal. Why didn't he think the diamond arr would live? Simple — when someone jumps lo slam without asking for aces, either he has all o( them or he's void In some suit Th at's not a law of bridge, but It's common sense. Declarer failed lo buck his aggressive bidding with Ihe best percentage play. He ruffed the o|M*nlng lead and played A-K of hearts? True, there was a slightly lK-ttrr than even chance that the queen would come clattering down The opponents had only four Ix-twrrn them, so dcrlarrr wovdd win If Ihe trumps split 2 2 or If the queen was singleton, bill Ihe queen didn't drop South missed his chance. The lies! line o f play Is lo go to dummy with Ihe spade king l»efore leading trumps. Declarer lakes the club finesse, plays ace of clubs and rulfs a rlub. comes back lo his hand with Ihe spade ace and Irtes to rufl the last club. West can trump In with tin nine of hearts, but now the trump queen will drop lalrr and (he slain will be inudr There Is nothing to lose by this approach If the d u b finesse loses, declarer will still be buck to square one. hoping that the heart queen will fall. NORTH ♦ K it ♦ »1 n aa ♦ q J io»» t ♦ 72 EAST WEST ♦ I 7I ♦ y 10**2 *q » J V7 ♦ AKI7 ♦ *4 J ♦ K » 04 ♦ 5)2 SOI T il ♦ AJ ♦ A K J 10*44 ♦ a y j io V ulnerable Hath Dealer South W rtl North K a il Psas I ’au T a il Taia It ]♦ nr Psas I ’a u I’ a u I ’a u I ’a u Soalk 24 2» *Y Opening lead + A H O RO SCO PE by Bob Thsvts FRANK AND ERNEST AUTO BODY SHOP S e ^ lB M B rA B , W £ flN lJ -H Y o u 'L L W H EN W IT H IT tJ E V B p |cN oW W H IC H S\V>B . W A S N 'T H IT . What The Day Will Bring... YOUR BIRTHDAY JULY 3. 1980 In the year ahead you will experience a big Improvement In your personal relationship. Indi­ viduals who have caused you problems will fade from your life. CANCER (June 2 1 .July 22) Someone you think ts a staunch su pp or t e r might s u d d e n ly switch sides today and leave you standing alone. Be self-sufficient, rather than a leaner. Know where lo look for romance and you'll find It. LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Do not put off taking care of matters today that require your Im­ mediate attention Negligence will Increase the price tag at a later date. V1ROO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) Avoid groups or d lqurs today that contain Individuals who make you feel uncomfortable. there Is someone peering over Associate only with those who your shoulder. If you have tedious tasks to perform, do make you feel welcome. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) If them In an atmosphere free of you're presently having pro­ outside Interference. PIS C E S (Feb. 20 March 20)_ blems with relatives or In laws. Today you might find yourself In It’s best not to discuss It with outsiders today. Your remarks a social sltuallon where someone you don't like Is getting all the will be revealed. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) attention. It'll hurt your Image If Usually you are pragmatic and you display envy. ARIES |March 21-April 19) realistic, but today you may view things as you would like Guard against tendencies today them lo be. rather than as they to blame others for problems you really are. Don't be a wishful create. Complaining will cause new complications. Instead of thinker. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. serving a useful purpose TAURUS (April 20 May 20) 21) If possible today, try to steer clear of Joint ventures where you Your concentration may not be have lo shell out money. You up to par today. If you arc given may have to pay more than your Important Instructions, it's best you write them down rather fair share. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. than committing them to memo­ 19) You're a pretty good horse- ry GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) trader. but today you could meet your match. lie on guard at all Strive to be money-conscious times If you arr negotiating a today and subdue temptations to buy things that you can't pay for matter of importance. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) with cash Don't pul yourself In You will not work well today If a debtor's position. ANNIE TUMBLEWEEDS 1 H A fW 1WAT by Leonard Starr um - w h in e EXACTLY PI0 MY SCOW LAflQ t it * ? .WHEN I 6W4Q 800 ACT/OH MY QLAHeS T W TO STEAM UPm MEASURZP UTOMTViE PttTHl.. ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 01, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 01, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/87039e1925706620eaab1cb3b6252463.pdf 002e4803e1cf0e94e5458bc5ee3217be PDF Text Text John Spolski: From disc jockey to law m an •V IE W P O IN T , 77th Year. No. 224 Sunday, May 12. 19$5-Sanford. Florida E v e n in g H e r a ld — (U S P S 411 ISO) A Stroll Through The Junk Can Be A Really Hot Time By Susan Loden Herald Staff W riter If th e re 's a n y tru th to Ihe o ld adage th a t " T w o h e a d s a re b e tte r th a n o n e ." th e n S e m in o le C o u n t y 's tra ffic p r o b le m s s h o u ld be s o lv e d In n o t lm E a r lie r t h is w eek th e c o u n ty c o m ­ m i s s i o n c re a te d liv e s p e c ia l c o m m it ­ tees in v o lv in g m o re th a n IOO c itiz e n s to c o m e u p w ith s o lu t io n s d u r in g the n e x t 8-1 2 w eeks A m o n g the a lte rn a tiv e s I hey w ill c o n s id e r, c o u n ty P la n n in g D ire c to r T o n y V a n D r r w o r p s a id , w ill h r a C r u t r r Street o v e rp a ss to p ro v id e m o to ris ts a q u ic k w a y o f g e ttin g lo t h r lr h o m e s In s o u th w e s t S e m in o le , a v o id in g the A lta m o n te M a ll traffic o n state H oad 4 3 6 A n d m a y b e the r ig h t la d in g o f tw o o r H ire r m a jo r tra ffic arteries: four- a n d s ix -la n e U S H ig h w a y 17 6 2 o r fo u r la n e S H 434 HwiM PS** St k u i Nancy Engebretsen adds to the heap at the Seminole County dump tra sh for a w e e k ly ru n lo the O s ce o la la n d fill N a n c y h a d a c e rta in u rg e n c y In h e r vo ice as we dro ve a lo n g . O n e day. sh e s a id , a ll S e m in o le C o u n tla n s w ill a w a k e n to fin d little p ie ce s o f Ihe d u m p d r iftin g d o w n o n th e m N ancy c la im s the d u m p Is g o ing lo e x p lo d e ! A d isa s te r th a t w ill lie fed b y m e th a n e gus — the In e v ita b le b y p ro d u c t o f the ro ttin g re sid u e of o u r lives. C a ll m e g u llib le , c a ll m e c u r io u s — so m e c a lle d m e c ru zy — b u t th e re I w as at the gate o f See DUMP, page BA Citizens To Seek Traffic Solutions and SH 46 T h e c o m m itte e s ' go al w ill be lo p ro v id e sh ort- a n d lo n g -te rm s o lu ­ tio n s th a t w ill be Im p le m e n te d by c o u n t y 's lo n g -ru n g r tra n s p o rta tio n n e e d s g e n era ted by g ro w th , w ill also set tra n s p o rta tio n p r io r it ie s for the n e a r fu tu re , re v ie w w a y s o f fin a n c in g 2 0 0 5 . V a n lV r w o r k s a id S e n io r c o u n t y p la n n e r M ik e D u ra k su it! v a r io u s s o lu t io n s , w ith a n d I m p r o v e m e n ts , a n d p r o v id e m a n ­ a g e m e n t In fo rm a tio n In set Ihe stage for u p d a t in g the c o u n t y 's tr a n s p o r ta ­ w ith o u t e x p re ss w a y s, w ill be p u t Into a c o m p u te r to create m o d e ls o f the lie st w a y s lo h u n d le tra ffic . T h e c o m p u te r m ig h t fin d thut a n eightla n e h ig h w a y Is o v e rk ill u n d that a s im p le r so lu tio n m a y lie a v a ila b le . T h e five c o m m u te r s w ill l>e d o in g ih e sa m e w o rk w ith in five d lffr r r n t g e o g ra p h ic a rru s: 1| the c o u n ty 's n o rth e n d . 21 Ihe w r s t c e n t r a l area. 3) the s o u th -c e n tra l urea. 4) Ihe eastern p o rtio n , a n d 5) the so u th w e s t area. T h e c o m m u te r s w ill s tu d y the tio n p la n as n m a jo r c o m p o n e n t o f u new c o u n ty c o m p re h e n s iv e lan d -u se p la n T h e m e m b e rs w ill a ls o c o n sid e r m o r e s p e c if ic p r o p o s a ls s u c h as c o n s tr u c tio n o f e x p re s s w a y s , foura rid s ix -tu n in g roads, a n d the b u ild Ing o f new ro a d s o r e x p a n s io n o f e x is t in g th o ro u g h fa re s. V a n D r r w o r p sa id. W h e n Ihe five g ro u p s h a v e cornp lr t r d t h r lr stud ies. u 2 0 -m em tier s te e rin g c o m m itte e w ill ta k e w hat th e y h a v e d o n e and d ig e st It. re v is e It a n d d e liv e r II (o a c o n s u lta n t — the T r a n s p o r t a t io n C o n s u lt in g G ro u p . Inc. o f W in t e r P a rk — fo r In c lu s io n In a c o m p r e h e n s iv e re p o rt. T h e fiv e group*. p lu s th e ste e rin g c o m m it te e , a re s c h e d u le d to m eet to g e th e r at 7 p .m . W e d n e s d a y at Ihe c o u n t y a g ric u ltu re renter a u d it o r iu m . T h e s ix g ro u p s w ill be co m jM ise d o f (a rs o n s Irn m a ll w a lk s o l life, re p re s e n tin g h o m e o w n e rs , the e n v iro n m e n t, a g ric u ltu re , d e ve lo p e rs, o w n e rs o f u n d e v e lo p e d p ro p e rty , and <lt y a n d c o u n ty o fficials. T h r Idea for the s tu d y c o m m itte e s c a m e fro m D e p u ty C o u n t y A d ­ m i n i s t r a t o r fo r A d m i n i s t r a t i o n W o o d y P ric e w ho se Intent w a s to get c it iz e n In v o lv e m e n t In tra n s p o rta tio n Sec ROADS, page 0A Sikhs Blam ed In Bloody Bomb Attacks; 57 D ead N E W DEI.III. 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I h r s o il b io c h e m ist le a d in g i h r r r s r a r c h . s a id h y a c in th s w r r r llr s t In tro d u ce d to F lo rid a w a te rs In the la te I 8 0 0 s C lu t c h in g o n e o f the g u n g ly p lu m s p lu c k e d fro m o ne o f th e c e n te r 's e x p e rim e n ­ ta l tro u g h s. K r d d y sa id . " S o m e o n e b ro u g h t t h is p la n t lo F lo rid a sa y in g . 'W h a t a p re tty p la n t.' T h e y th re w It In th e la k e a n d It h a s SO C e n ts If U.S. Threatened, He'll M a k e Pitch For M ore M oney 'Multi-Headed' Roads Study Planned By Donna Estes Herald Staff W riter P r ic e Reagan Warns Congress A D ay A t T h e Dum p F rie n d * u s u a lly try lo lift y o u o u t o f the d u m p s , hut s u c c u m b in g to n o t-s o -s u b llr peer p re s su re took m e to the d u m p ... the S e m in o le C o u n t y d u m p . Y o u k n o w , the p la ce w h e re |K*ople se nd th e ir tra s h a n d garbage. 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W h a t the 3 5 y e a r o ld S e m in o le C o u n t y s h e r if f s d is p a tc h e r p ro m is e d m e w a s an e n lig h te n in g e x jie r le n r r . o ne th a t's ro u tin e for her b y now S h e liv e s o n Ihe o u t s k ir ts o f S a n fo rd off s ta le H o a d 4 6 a n d lo a d s u p her — Dr. Ramesh Reddy Inspects a hydra­ headed hyacinth growing In one of the experimental troughs at the Central F lo rid a R e se a rch and E d u ca tio n Center near Sanford. Iie rn a n u is a n c e s in c e ." Iro n ic a lly . Ihe sa m e q u a litie s th a t m a k e i h r h y a c in th a n u is a n c e m a k e It v a lu a b le . K r d d y s a id If a la k e h a s lo o m a n y h y a c in th s , t h r p la n ts de plete the o x y g e n le ve l, k illin g Hah a n d o th e r a q u a tic life. H ut Its a b s o rp tio n o f n itro g e n , a m a jo r c o m p o ­ n en t o f p o llu tio n , m a k e s II a la k e sa ver. 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T h e m e th o d Is u lso used at t h r Iro n B rid g e sew age p la n t In east O ran g e C o u n t y a n d In sew age p la n ts In K is s im m e e a n d a l W alt D isn e y W o rld . K r d d y s a id w a te r Irom the la k e o r sewage p la n t (a fte r p r e lim in a r y t r e a t m e n t ) la p u m p e d In to re te n tio n p o n d s w h ere the h y a c in th s a re grow n. A fte r 3 6 h o u rs. Ih r p la n ts, th e ro o ts b la ck e n e d b y t h r ahoorpl<on of p o llu tu n la . are h a rv e ste d a n d fed Into a m a c h in e w h ic h c ru s h e s th e m a n d tu rn s th e m In to " b io m a s s ." T h e b io m a s s is fed W A S H I N G T O N (DPI) _ P re sid e n t K r a g a n . fo rce d lo agree lo a n o -g ro w th Pen tag on bu dg et b y a S e n a te c o n tro lle d b y h is ow n p a rty . 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In v e s tig a to rs n e v e r ru le d o u t e ith er o f the p a ren ts as s u s p e c ts . M rs. R ic h a rd w a s h e ld w ith o u t b o n d at the Monroe C o u n t y J a il In B lo o m in g to n p e n d in g an e x t r a d itio n hearing M o n d a y , sla te p o lic e In In d ia n a said. J e r r i A n n d isa p p e a re d fro m her c r ib In h e r paren ts' P a w tu c k e t a p a rtm e n t o n N ov. I I , 1984. T h e p a re n ts told p o lic e they were s le e p in g u few feet a w a y w h e n their d a u g h te r v a n ish ed H e r m y s te rio u s dlsup|>earunce to u ch e d <>(f u m assive s e a rc h that ended fo u r d a y s la te r w hen th e c h ild 's liea trn a n d ra p ed la x ly w a s d isc o v e re d In a n a lle y Just about a b lo c k fro m her hom e. Sanford Fire Department Emergency M ed i­ cal Technician Carl Helms carries 9 weekold Derrick Grayson Irom the vehicle he was a passenger In after It was involved in an accident about 3:45 p.m. Friday, with advice from W. B. Robertson, left, of Care Ambulance. In the accident a Ford Ranchero struck a Cadillac from behind on Lake Protesters Fight To Stay In Park W A S H IN G T O N (UPI) — A g ro u p of p e a rc a c tiv is ts forced to m o v e from the W h ite H o u se s id e w a lk to la tfa y e lle S q u a re a cro ss the street In 1983 are now fig h t in g efforts to e v ic t th e m from th e ir n e w e n c a m p m e n t In th e p a rk . T h is w eek, la w m e n b e g a n c le a r in g s ig n s , tables, m a k e sh ift h u ts und o th e r p a ra p h e rn a lia fro m the park, a c tin g on o rd e rs from fe d e ra l o ffic ia ls w h o c la im Hie protest c a m p ls a n eyesore. T h e d e m o n stra to rs, h o w e v e r, sa y they w ill not lx- m oved F r id a y , th e y were p ic k in g u p th e ir b e lo n g in g s u l police h e a d q u a rte rs and p u tt in g Itielr sig n s b u c k In the u su a l p la ce s. " W h ile som e of these people th in k t h e y 'r e m a k in g u sta te m e n t. In fa rt th e y 'r e m a k in g u m r s a . " sa id U B , A tt o r n e y J o s e p h d lG e n u v u . "W e re g o in g lo d o w hatever w e c a n w ith in the la w la k e e p the p a rk s c le u n ." In c lu d e s P ro p o s e d U tilit y Mary Boulevard at the entrance to the Hidden Lake subdivision. Sanford police officer Andy Collazo said no names were available for the drivers, but all Involved were taken to Central Florida Regional Hospital for medical checks. Including Derrick and his mother, Jam ie Grayson. The accident was under investigation. T a x " I re m e m b e r w h e n I sta rte d r o o k in g . 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WEAPONS AN D POT A ltu iu o n lr S p r in g s p o lic e after w a tc h in g a su s p e c t |ia rk e d at the A llu m n it tr M u ll, s ta le R o a d 436. A lta m o n te S p rin g s , ra n a ch e c k In w estern R a ja s th a n sla te , a iM inth exp lo d ed In u b u s ut u s i. it ton in M u n d a w a r. k illin g the d r i v e r , a n d In n e ig h b o r in g H a ry a n a state, at least 10 people w ere k ille d a n d 15 I n lu rr d In iN im h blast* In s id e b u se s In d ille r r n t p a rts o f Ih e s lu lr . I he e x p lo s io n s lo llo w r d rio t­ in g in the P u n j a b to w n of H o sh lu rp u r. 2 2 5 m ile s northw est o l N ew D elhi, th a t lieg a tt w hen a H in d u p o litic ia n w a s k ille d by l w o gu n m e n b e lie v e d lo lie S ik h e xtre m ists, p o lic e sa id o il I lls Id e n tity a n d d e te rm in e d the m a n h u d a rrro rd . a jx .lie e ir j x ir t sa id . A lt e r a w o m a n a p p ro a ch e d the m a n 's e a r a n d got In p o lit e a p p ro a c h e d Hie ear. T h e y r e ­ p o r te d s m e llin g m a r iju a n a s m o k e In Ihe c a r and a sk e d the su s p e c t If th e y co u ld se a rc h I h r v e h ic le . H r sa id yes, a c c o rd in g to Ihe re p o rt. In the s e a rc h police d is c o v e re d a 2 2 -c a lib e r revolver a n d a larg e k n ife u n d e r th e d riv e r's s e a l a n d s e v e r a l p a r t ia lly s m o k e d j>ot c ig a re tte s w ere also fo u n d . Ihc r r jx ir t said. T h e w o m a n w as q u r s lln n r d a n d re le a se d , but J e rry H e n s o n J r . . 27 . o f E a lo n v lllr , w a s a r ­ re ste d at 5 :2 7 p.m . T h u r s d a y . H r w a s b e in g h e ld In lieu o f 8 5 .0 0 0 IHind. BUROLARIE8 A THEFTS A n d r r w D ugon. 20. o r 1 4 2 6 W in s t o n H o a d . 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T h e k illin g trigg ered a n t i S ik h r io t in g In w h ic h H in d u s k ille d o n e S ik h a n d set (Ire to a n u m b e r o f S lk h o w o r d s h o p s p o lic e sa id A 84 00 v id e o reco rd er and 8 2 0 0 w o r t li o f Je w e lry w ere stolen from th e h o m e o f Shurron S Jo h n so n . 3 0 . o f 7 5 5 Raym ond A v e . A lt a m o n t e S p rin g s , on I h o rsd ay, a s l i e r l i r s report said A lta m o n te S p r in g s Fire C h ief T h o m a s L . S ie g frie d . 34, re|xirted to s h e r if f s de putie s on T h u rsd a y th a t o n A p r il 27, w hen h r helped b r e a k u p a party Involvin g a lm o s t 1,000 persons a t S lo v a k G a r d e n s . H o w e ll llr u n r h R o a d . C a ss e lb e rry , h is 8 3 6 0 pager w a s e ith e r lost or sto le n lr o in h in t . T h e pager Ix-longs to th e c it y o f -Altam onte Spring* T w o c a lv e s w o r ih 81 50 each disap peared fr o m a field al P.O. Hox H9 U p s a la R o ad . 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T h e theft o c c u rre d betw een S u n d a y and T u e s d a y , a cc o rd in g to a report f ile d b y tree t r im m e r H a r ry H o lc o m b . C le r k A n n G o o d w in , 19. of F e rn P a rk , reported to s h e r if f s d e p u tie s that a m a n w h o bo u ght g a s at Ihe 7-E leven o n O x fo rd R o a d . F e rn Park, at a b o u t 12 3 0 a m T h u rs d a y re tu rn e d 20 i it ln u lr s later a n d g ru b b ed 92 0 fr o m th e cash re g iste r us she w as m a k in g a sale to a c u s to m e r. A s th e m a n (led he sa id , " G o a h e a d , eall the c o jts | d o n 't c a r e ." a s h e r iffs re jx irt sa id DUIARRESTS T h e fo llo w in g p e rs o n s h ave b e e n a r r e s t e d In S e m in o l e C o u n t y on a ch a rg e o f d r iv in g u n d e r the influence: — P a t r ic k P. O 'S h e a. 33 . o f 73 2 A d d la s Road. W in te r S p rin g s , w a s a rre ste d at hts h o m e at 9:37 p .m . T h u rs d a y after h is c a r w as in v o lv e d In an a c c id e n t. 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T h e r r la y s t a tio n 's s o lid ro cket m o to r n e v e r fire d , le a vin g the sa te llite s tra n d e d In u sle ss o rb it, o u t o f c o n ta c t w ith g ro u n d co n tro l a n d th o u s a n d s o f m ile s b e lo w Its planned o r b ita l altitu d e. S in c e th e n , t h e N a t io n a l A e r o n a u t ic s urn! S p a ce A d m in is tra tio n a n d e n g in e e rs w ith H u g h e s A irc r a ft Co. o f E l S cg u n d o . C a lif., th e sa te llite 's b u ild e r , h a v e been h o ld in g m e e tin g s to w o rk o u t a bold p la n to re s c u e S y n c o m a n d send It on Its w a y . Legislature To Adjourn O n Time T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P I ) — S e n a te P r e s id e n t H a r ry ■Johnston. D -W est P a lm B e a ch . Is plea sed w it h th e progress o f the 1985 F lo r id a le g is la tiv e se ssio n a n d e x p e c ts It lo end o n tim e M ay 31. A n d . u n lik e th e te d iu m o f som e p r e v io u s se ssio n s that h av e fin ish e d t h e ir 6 0 -d a y ru n o n ly to be re su m e d as s p e c ia l se ssio n s In J u n e a n d J u ly . J o h n s t o n e x p e c ts the c u rre n t re g u la r s e s s io n to c le a r Its c a le n d a r a n d get a ll Its w o rk done before th e la w m a k e rs go ho m e. T h is year. J o h n s t o n sa id F rid a y , he d o u b ts G o v. Bob G ra h a m w ill h a v e to c a ll the se ssio n b a c k Into a sp ecial te rm to cle a n u p Its le g is la tiv e leftovers. 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It's h a r d to b e lie v e tw o lit t le k id s c o u ld do so m u c h dam age. T h e y lit e r a lly d e s tro y e d so m e o f o u r b e lo n g in g s ," sa id M ic h a e l F e rre ira , w h o se F o rt L a u d e rd a le h o m e w as v a n d a liz e d b y th e tw o boys. A p o lice report s a id th e ty k e s b ro k e tw o w in d o w s on the sid e o f the h o u se u n d c lim b e d Inside. T h e y th e n tu rn ed o v e r u k itc h e n tra s h c a n . th re w p o w e r to o ls a b o u t, bro ke tx ittle s o f c o lo g n e In th e b a th tu b , a n d d e s tro y e d c o lle c to r c o m ic books, a r a d io a n d a rt w o rks. Sunday. M a y 1J. I H J - 3 A 'Sunbow' Startles C. 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I n c lu d in g a c a ll fro m o n e person w h o s a id she th o u g h t It looked lik e th e e n d o f th e w o rld T h e r e w e re n o r e p o r t s o f p e o p le c o m p la in in g o f e v e Injury at C e n tr a l F lo rid a R e g io n a l H o s ­ p it a l, S a n fo r d , h o s p it a l a lte r v ie w in g the spectacle. — Suaan Loden and Deane Jordan 3-Pronged Legal Appeal Begun For 'Mercy Killer' F O R T L A U D E R D A L E (UPI) L a w y e r s are r u s t lin g a p p e a ls o n th re e fronts lo lift th e c o n v ic tio n u n d life Im p ris o n m e n t sentence g iv e n R o sw e ll G ilb e r t , w h o sa id lie k ille d h is w ife o f 51 y e a rs In a n a c t o f lo v e t o e n d h e r su ffe rin g fro m the ra va g e s of te rm in a l disease. A Ju ry of 10 w o m e n a n d two m e n c o n v ic te d G ilb e r t , 75. of first degree m u rd e r T h u r s d a y for s h o o tin g h is w ile . 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A n o th e r N*»»u r s .* kr *•» IN V E S T M E N T S E M IN A R Discussing the benefits o f TAX-FREE MUNICIPALBONDS 1 3 .5 0 % In te re s t* Free front ail federal incomr taxation. o p t io n Is a n a p p lic a t io n for e x e c u tiv e c le m e n c y fr o m G o v . B o b G ru h a m T h e third Is f ilin g a w rit o f hab eas c o rp u s in fed eral c o u rt o n g ro u n d s th at F lo rid a B o o d i p o r e d t t par GNMA’S lia s no right t<> hold G ilbert w it hot I m iih I (len d in g Ills a p p e a l. In I lls ruling F r id a y . C o k e r said Im iih I was n o l (le rm ltte d bv law In convictions In vo lvin g cap ­ ital c rim e s . G ilb e r t testified (or 7 0 m in u t e s at I lls tria l W e d n esd ay, s t o ic a lly t e llin g the ju r y how he fire d tw o s h o ts in to ills w ife 's b r a in as un " a c t o f lo v e ... to e n d h e r s u ffe r in g ." T h e 5-font-1 w o m a n w a s t e r m in a ll y III: M e d ic a l te s tim o n y re v e a le d sh e h a d su ffered u b ro k e n rib a n d fru c tu re s o f v ir t u a lly e v e ry Ixm e In h e r low er s p in e o v e r Hie la st se v e n years a n d d o c to rs w h o tre a te d her sa id s h e w u s In 1 2 .0 0 % l Y ie ld * .S . G o v e r n m e n t G u a r a n t e e d M o r t g a g e s ^ul*|4 *I In I*lit f 4! iHiitini huim tt H d u|*tN (M ltl tMt •Is n lj lm in 4t Iimm nl |ni».Im 41mn Sanford S an ford M a rin a H olid ay Inn 530 N. P alm etto Ave. W ednesday, M a y 15 12:00 Lu n ch eon Reservations Rcijuirvil: I -800-282-2010 nr call collect 81.V9G | -81(»K * S u li| e it to |if m r v i l e u r i b m g r in p m r constant pain. D e fe n se la w y r r Harry G u lk ln s a id h is p e titio n to ih c u p p cu lx c o u rt w o u ld Ik - based o n three Issu e s — the Judge re fu s e d to I n c lu d e In h is I n s tru c tio n s lo the Ju ry so m e po int* th e defense w a n te d covered; lit f la m m u lo r y p h n to g n tp h s o f the c r im e scen e th a t w ere a d m itte d a s e v id e n c e ; a n d th e In c lu sio n a s e v id e n c e o( a n a u t o p s y re p o rt o n K m llv O il b s r t. B U Cb tHt lAl MN A N 1^ T = IOOOG N l) . » lr M .d » r > S u it e 2 M M e m U f N N S !» s i f t T lt n | M , H n n d i W M H fs \ J u k to n / T •m p4 / IN t# n i«/ T u M n «i IlnuM nD/Hoes K iin r t H in 1 >»#ft*f A lU m a H O W E L L P L A C E ... S e n i o r L i v i n g a t i t ’s b e s t THE BEGINNING OF SOMETHING NEW Howell Place Sanford Is stirring with new life and excite­ ment as It unveils a summer program of live entertain­ ment, on site radio broadcasts and spicy social events. During the season it will be a focus for senior adults who are on the lookout for good fellowship, pleasant surroun­ dings and possibly some unexpected excitement. Fash­ ion shows, live music, bingo, athletic contests as well a3 art classes and discussion groups are already filling the calendar, and any local adults or senior citizen groups who wish to join the fun should call and make their special Interests known. At Howell Place we specialize in excitement. And although we are a fully licensed Adult Congregate Living Facility, our staff and programming are available to the whole senior community. So come share with us the spirit that Is Howell Place and celebrate the new season with new friends, fresh ideas, and pleasant dicoveries. Put a lit­ tle excitement In your life • at Howell Place. SANFORD HOWELL PLACE SCMO* AMERICAN COMMUMTKS HOWELL PLACE-SANFORD 200 WEST AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 (305) 323-7306 �4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FI, Sunday, May II, W ! Just A Trim And A Shine BUSINESS INBRIEF Km art, Photofinishers Join In Search For Children T R O Y . M ic h .. — — E v e ry d a y . c h ild r e n d isa p p e a r a c ro s s Ihe U n ite d S ta le s . W h e th e r Ih e y 're a bducted b y an u n k n o w n p e rs o n o r k id n a p p e d b y a pa ren t, w h e th e r th e y ru n a w a y n r ure taken for p o r n o g ra p h y or p r o s titu tio n , m ore th a n 2 0 0.(X X ) w ill be o f f ic ia lly reported m is s in g t h is year a n d e v e ry year. K m a rt C o rp o ra tio n and Its fiv e p h o to fln ls h e rs h ave jo ined In a n a tio n w id e d riv e lo m a k e A m e ric a n s a w a re of the tra g e d y o f m is s in g c h ild re n . T h e I^mH C h ild P ro g ra m , w h ich b e g in s o p e ra tio n tod a y, w ill d is trib u te In e v e ry U .S , K m a rl sto re p h o to g ra p h s o f m is s in g c h ild re n a s w e ll as safety t ip s fo r p u re n ts and c h ild re n . The In fo rm a tio n w ill be a v a ila b le In store d is p la y s to a ll Km art c u s to m e r s , w ith no p u rc h a s e required. E a c h p h o to p ro c e ssin g o r d e r w ill a lso In clu d e th e m a teria l. "M o s t I m p o r ta n t." said S a m u e l G , L e ftw lch . K m a r t v ic e c h a irm a n , " t h e Lost C h ild P r o g r a m w ill se rve a s a n e d u c a tio n a l re so u rce , w ith a n o b je ctiv e of b u ild in g a general a w a re n e s s ol c h ild sa fe ty a n d u ltim a te ly le s s e n in g Ihe n u m b e r o f fu tu re d is a p p e a ra n c e s ." L e ftw lc h In d ica te d that K m a r t C o rp o ra tio n h a s the n o tio n a l r e a r h lo m ake a m a jo r Im p act. " T h r o u g h Its 2 ,0 0 0 ’p lu s s to re s n a tio n w id e . K m a r t processes m o r e ih a n 43 m illio n p h o to g ra p h ic o rd ers e a c h y e a r.” he added. A lo n g w it h th e fa m ily p h o to o r d e r w ill com e a fly e r w it h p ic tu re s a n d d e s c rip tio n s o f fo u r m is s in g c h ild re n . T h e flye r a ls o In c lu d e s safety lip s fo r c h ild re n a n d p a re n ts a n d a toll-free te le p h o n e n u m b e r fo r M is s in g and E x p lo it e d C h ild r e n (1 -8 0 0 843-50781. G u a rd ia n P h o to , a s u b s ld n ry o f G u a rd ia n I n d u s trie s Corp.t w ill w o r k w ith K m u rt's o th e r p h o to fln ls h e rs a c ro s s the c o u n try •• A m e ric a n P h o to . C o lo rc rn fi. I llc k n e ll a n d P h o io lr o n - to p r r p a r r the f ly e r s fo r d is trib u tio n e v e ry 3 0 days. E a c h p h o to p ro ce sso r w ill In se rt the lly c rs w it h a ll K m a rl p h o lo p ro c e ss in g orders. Lake M a ry City Com m is­ sioner Russ Megonegal, who actually just needed a little polishing up, gets a trim from M illie Murray, left, owner of M illie 's B arber Shop, 113 W. 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T h e m a y o r v o w e d F r id a y to lire a n y l i l y p e n sio n p la n c o m ­ m is s io n e r w h o u p p o s rs p u llin g m u n ic ip a l fu n d s fro m co m p a n ie s d o in g b u sin e ss In S o u th A fric a . In b is keyn o te a d d re s s before t h r C D C g a t h e r in g . T u tu t h a n k e d d e le g a t e s to r t h e ir s u p p o r t a n d v o i c e d e 11 * c u u ra g rm c n t lo r the w ave of a n t l- a p a rt h e ld d e m o n s tr a tio n s c u r re n tly u n d e r w a y o n U .S. co lle g e c a m p u se s "I th a n k the s tu d e n ts In th is c o u n try w ho u r r m o v e d by a m o ra l Idealism th a t m a n y o f u s m ig h t have th o u g h t s tu d e n ts h ad lo s t." said T u lu - AREA DEATH LOIS FELLOW S M is s Lots F e llo w s . 6 2 . o f 441 I r is R o a d . C a s s e lb e r r y , d ie d T h u r s d a y at h e r hom e. B o m M a y 22. 1922 In O h io , sh e m o v e d lo C a s s e lb e rry fro m there In 1956. S h e w a s a h o m e m a k e r a n d a m e m b e r o f F irs t B a p tist C h u r c h . A lta m o n te S p rin g s . B a l d w l n - F a l r e h t ld F u n e r a l H o m e , A lta m o n te S p rin g s , Is In c h a rg e of arra n g e m e n ts. "1 w ent fro m b r in g a s k e p tic to u b e lie v e r," he sa id “ It seem ed loo s im p le to be tru e .” T h a t’ s Just ho w W a lt D is n e y 's sew age p ro ject m a n a g e r F re d H o u sto n felt. "It s fa n ta s tic ." H o u sto n said, 'll does Ihe Job v e ry e ffe c tiv e ly ." G a llo n fo r g a llo n , the cost o f tre a tin g e fflu e n t w llh h y a c in th s Is a b o u t h a lf w hat It c o sts a c o n v e n tio n a l p la n l lo d o the Job. lie said, a d d in g that h y a c in th s arc used to treat o n ly a b o u t 150.(XX) g a llo n s o f D is n e y 's 5 m gd sew age o u tp u t. D is n e y 's h y a c in th p ro ject, b e ­ in g fu n d e d b y the G a s R e se a rch In stitu te o l C h ic a g o . Is abo u t a y ear old . H o u s to n said, a n d th e re a re n o I m m e d ia t e p la n s to e x p a n d It u n t il It h a s been p ro v en e ffe c tiv e o v e r a lo n g e r p rrltK l o f tim e . K r d d y a c k n o w le d g e d that the h y a c in th p ro c e ss Is s t ill In Its I n f a n c y b u t he s a id th e e n g in e e rin g c o m m u n it y Is g e n ­ e r a lly p r e j u d ic e d a g a in s t It b e cau se o f th e h u m a n te n d e n c y to fig h t a n y th in g n rw " O n c e th e y u n d e rsta n d , th e y w ill I m p lr m r n t It." he said. M e a n w h ile , h r Is c o n tin u in g h is re se arc h , t r s lin g o th e r ty p e s of p la n ts s u c h a s c a tta ils , for t h r lr b e n e fits a s sew age sp o n g e s. He h a s a lre a d y b rrd a co ld re s is ta n t h y a c in t h c a lle d th e p e n n y w o rth th at w o n 't d ie in u n u s u a l c o ld lik e that seen t h is w in te r th ro u g h o u t t h r stale . T h r c e n te r h a s sp ent a b o u t $1 m illio n o n h y a c in th re se arch so far. w ith m o at o f that m o n e y c o m in g fro m th e sla te a n d the rest ccim ln g fro m g ra n ts fro m p riv a te c o m p a n ie s Boat Insurance? ( )i h ' l u m p T m i \ s it h p s t . TONY H(JShi INSURANCE if P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 * 2 5 7 5 S . F r e n c h v A u to - O w n e rs I U r . H t im r . I a r A v e ., S a n fo r d In s u ra n c e H u o s r x v O n e n a m e M > « it a l l . �SPORTS E v e n in g H e r a ld . S a n f o r d . F I. S u n d a y . M a y 11, 1 H S - I B Barnett Needs The Perfect Race Tribe Hurdler Stalks Timpson By S u n C o o k H e r a ld S p o r t s E d i t o r W I N T E R P A R K — F o r a h ig h h u rd le r F ra n k B a rn e tt felt pretty low a lte r th e state m eet la st year. R a n k e d a s the fa vorite g o in g Into the 12 0-yard h ig h a n d the 3 3 0 -y a rd In te rm e d ia te h u rd le s . B a rn e tt w a s a n tic ip a tin g a d o u b le stale c h a m p i­ o n s h ip . Me fig u re d a tw in tit le w o u ld be a perfect w a y to c a p a b r illia n t J u n io r se aso n. E n t e r M ic h a e l T im p s o n . E x it B a rn e tt's c h a m ­ p io n s h ip dou ble. T im p s o n . a s p le n d id a th le te from H ia le a h M ia m i L a k e s , u p sta g e d B a rn e tt Is b o th events. H is c h a m p io n s h ip d o u b le In the h u rd le s, a firs t In th e lo n g J u m p a n d h is a n c h o r leg on the m ile re la y fo r se co n d p la c e e n a b le d M ia m i L a k e s to w in th e s la te title. It w a s a n e x h lle r a tln g m o m e n t for T im p s o n a n d a c ru s h in g blow fo r B a rn e tt. '1 felt h o rrib le ,” sa id B a r n e tt abo u t the losses. "I h a d the best tim e In the h ig h s c o m in g In a n d I th o u g h t th a t I w o u ld w in .” It's n o w a y e a r la te r b u t not loo m u ch h a s c h a n g e d a s the S ta le 4 A T r a c k a n d F ie ld M eet u n fo ld s S a tu rd a y n ig h t at 7 a t S h o w a lte r F ie ld . It's s t ill B a rn e tt vs. T im p s o n H ut It w on't b e a d o u b le s h o w d o w n t h is year. J u s t a sin g le . B a rn e tt agg ravated a h a m s t r in g in ju ry p rio r to the re g io n a n d d id n 't q u a lify for the 3 3 0 s. C o u r tn e y H a w k in s , w h o fin is h e d se co n d a h e a d o f B a rn e tt In the h ig h s la st year, also re tu rn s. H r . too. m a y be a factor. d o n 't h ave to ru n a ll th o se p re lim s a n d be tire d th is y e a r." sa id B a rn e tt. " T h e In te rm e d i­ a te s ta k e a lot out o f y o u ." T im p s o n ru n s Ihe o p p o s ite extrem e. T h e P e n n S ta te -b o u n d se n io r Is g o in g for the g ra n d s la m H e w ill ru n b o th h u rd le s , the 2 2 0 dash a n d c o m p e te In the lon g Ju m p . W h y ? B ecau se M ic h a e l T im p s o n la M ia m i L a k e s. F r a n k B a rn e tt ts a v it a l cog In co a ch K e n D ra u m a n 's S e m in o le m a c h in e . E ve n th o u g h T tm p s o n 'a q u a d ru p le e fio rt w ill sap h im s o m e ­ w h a t. B u rn e tt w ill s t ill need h is best p e rfo r­ m a n c e to b rin g (hat m u c h sought-after 120h u r d le c ro w n to S a n fo rd . B a rn e tt...needs the pe rfe ct race . T im p s o n w as n e a r p e rfe c t la st w eek at the re g io n w h e n he p u t to g e th e r fo ur In c re d ib le p e rfo rm a n c e s . He ra n a 13.2 highs, a 36 .5 IM s, lo n g J u m p e d 25-1 a n d ra n a 2 0 .7 2 2 0 d ash " Y o u 'r e a s k in g a lo t o f h im to co m p ete In fo u r e v e n t s . " s a id H r a u m a n o f the 5-10, 175- m Sam Cook H ERALD S P O R T S E D IT O R Brauman: 'Paper' Points Pick Tribe W I N T E R B A R K — K e n B ra u m u n . the m an w ith the M id a s T o u c h w h e n It c o m e s to a s s e m b lin g tra c k p ro g ra m s, has gone th ro u g h a c e rta in r it u a l a b o u t t h is tim e for the past 13 y e a rs It's Just a little p a p e rw o rk w h ic h co m e s rig h t a fte r th e K e n tu c k y D e rb y . N o. S e m in o le 's b o y s tra c k c o a c h Isn't Into g a m b lin g H is p a p e rw o rk d o e s n 't In v o lv e a b o o k in g a g e n c y or a n y th in g lik e th a t. l ie d o e s h av e se v e ra l th o ro u g h b re d s, how ever A lth o u g h th e y are n o t th e four-legged k in d . H is fin e ly -tu n e d sp eed sters c o m e w ith tw o legs a n d th e y w o u ld n 't be a trad bet S a tu rd a y n ig h t If y o u 're t r y in g to p ic k in g th e w in n e r o f the S ta te 4 A T r a r k a n d F ie ld c h a m p io n s h ip s at W in te r P a r k 's S h o w a lte r F ie ld . T h a i ' s w h e r e th e p a p e r w o r k c o m e s In. B r a u m a n ta k e s the re s u lts o f th e fo u r regio n t r a c k m e e ts a n d fig u re s out th e " p a p e r w in n e r " o f the sta te m eet. T h e w in n e r: S e m in o le w it h 4614 “ p o te n tia l” p o in ts . H ia le a h 's M ia m i L a k e s w a s second w ith 3 6 fin d M ia m i N o rth w e ste rn w a s th ird w ith 22. W .th th a t p rio r k n o w le d g e , d id B ra u m a n re n t t h r S a n f o r d C i v i c C e n t e r fo r a p o s t- m e e l c e le b ra tio n ? D id he s c h e d u le a p p e a ra n ce s on O r la n d o c h a n n e ls 2. 6 a n d 0. H a s S a n fo rd M a y o r B e tly e S m it h po ltshed u p th e k e y to the c ity ? " W e lt, n o t Just y e t." la u g h e d B ra u m a n . w h o feels 3 5 p o in ts w ill b e e n o u g h . " U n fo r tu n a te ly , m e e ts a r e n 't ru n on p a p e r. D u rin g the 13 y e a rs t h a t's I fig u re d It. the 'p a p e r w in n e r' h asn't b e en v e ry a c c u ra te ." B ra u m a n . w hose P a la tk a lem m a w on tw o sta te lilie s , sa id different fa c to rs erase the p a p e r a d v a n ta g e . " E v e r y b o d y co rn ea from d iffe re n t m r e t s h e a ." he sa id . ''T h e r e are not sa m e s u rfa c e s or the sam e w e a th e r. T h e o ffic ia tin g la a lso d llT e re n l." T h e 3 8 -y e a r-o ld c o a c h p o in te d to M ic h a e l T im p s o n , M ia m i L a k e s ’ v e rs a tile stand ou t, a a a n e x a m p le . " T im p s o n is a g re a t a th le te .” sa id B r a u m a n " B u t h is tim e s a re a lw a ye b e lte r In M ia m i. H e ra n a 13.2 120 h u rd le s do w n there a n d h a s n 't been clo se to th a t u p h e re .” B r a u m a n sa id L a k e s ra n Its region m eet at T r u p lr a l P a rk w h ic h h a s a m u c h faster s u rfa c e t h a n S h o w a lt e r . T h e s a m e Is t r u e o f th e J a c k s o n v ille a n d T a m p a re g io n s w h ic h w ere r u n o n fa ste r surfaces. S u rfa c e s aside. S e m in o le ts the team to beat. T h e T r ib e Is loaded In th e J u m p s w ith A lv tn J o n e s a n d L e o Peterson, s o lid In th e 4 4 0 dash w ith CIlfT C a m p b e ll a n d E a rle M a r tin , stro n g In the 120 h u r d le s w ith F r a n k B a m e tt. a rt In the m ile w ith B illy P e n lc k su p e rb In a ll th re e (m ile, m e d le y a n d 4 4 0 | re la y s. A r e h is b o y s re a d y ? " T h e y w ill d e fin ite ly S e e BRAUMAN. Pag* 4B T ra c k / F ie ld p o u n d er. " B u t . .. h e 's the typ e o f p e rs o n w h o can d o lt . " " I do n 't k n o w tor) m u c h about h im e x c e p t h e 's a good a th le te ." s a id B a m e tt. w h o c a m e w tlh H ra u in a n to S e m in o le tw o y e a rs ago. " I pretty w e ll had h im fig u re d o u t In Ihe In te rm ed ia te s. T w o h u rd le s o ff th e tu rn , h e'd a lw a y s stu tte r ste p th a t's w h e re I trie d to k ill h im . W h e n he'd m a k e that m is t a k e . I k ill h im on It." B u t B a m e tt w o n 't r u n the 3 3 0 s. A n d T tm p so n w ill, w h ich B r a u m u n said he feels h a s to help B a m e tt. " T im p s o n Is a tre m e n d o u s a th le te ," sa id H ra u m a n . " B u t h e 's In so m e p re tty hig h r is k events. T h e y re q u ire su ch p r e c is io n In o rder to perform b e c a u s e o f the o b sta cles. ** B a m e tt h o p e s to be an o b sta cle w h e n th e tw o lin e up for th e 1 2 0 -y a rd high h u r d le f in a l at 7 p .m First, b o th need to q u a lify In th e a fte rn o o n p r e lim in a r y , b u t fa ls e s t a r t s a s id e , th a t s h o u ld n 't b e a p ro b le m B a m e tt. o f c o u rse , d re a m s of the p e rfe ct race. If T im p so n ts a n y w h e re near h is re g io n tim e , he k n o w s h e 'll need It. " I d o n 't t h in k h e 'll m a k e a m is ta k e ." s a id B a r n e tt o f h is o p p o n e n t. " H e 's so fle xib le . I'v e n e v e r se en h im hit a h u r d le . " A n d . h itt in g h u rd le s , has b e co m e a B a rn ett tra d em a rk. A lth o u g h th r 6-1 a n d 1 8 5 -p o u n d son o f S a n fo r d 's F r a n k lin and A lb e r t a B a rn e tt possesses a ll th e speed a n d p o w e r a n y h u rd le r needs, h is e la s t ic it y h a s been a m a t u r in g factor. " I 'm not fle x ib le at a ll, " sa id the m odest se n io r. “ T h a t 's w h a t I've been w o r k in g on all year. I have th e stre n g th a n d speed b u t It w ill lx* a ' co u p le m o re y r u r s before m y f le x ib ility c a tch e s up " I'v e Im p ro v e d a lot th is year. D u r in g m y freshm a n, s o p h o m o re a n d Ju n io r y e a rs l never w ent th ro u g h a f u ll flig h t 110) o f h u r d le s w ith o u t h ittin g at le a st o n e " T h is year. I’v e gone th ro u g h the w h o le flig ht (w itho ut h it t in g o n r| a lo t." Barnett, w h o s p e a k s In soft, m e a s u re d tones, is. o f co u rse , lo o c r it ic a l o f h im se lf. " S o m e tim e s he tries lo o h a r d . " s a id B ra u m u n w h e n pressed U> fin d a fa u lt w ith hta b u d d in g su p e rsta r. " F r a n k h a s to r u n h is ow n race u n d not w o rry about w hat a n y o n e else Is doing. " H e c a n 't a ffo rd In be lo o k in g a ro u n d . H e m u st c o n c e n tra te o n those 10 h u r d le s a n d ru n h is race a s p e rfe c tly as po ssible. T h e n , h o p e that B la k e : G B y C h r is F ls t e r H e r a ld S p o r t s W r i t e r If Ih ry c a n c o m e u p w ith so m e m a g ic in t h r r e la y s and g rt som e h e lp fro m o th er tr a m s In th e fie ld even ts. S a n f o r d 's L a d y S r m ln o lr x c o u ld very' w e ll p u ll a 4 A S la te T ra c k a n d F ie ld c h a m ­ p io n s h ip out o f t h e ir hats. T h e 4 A S ta te M eet s ta rts S a tu rd a y at 3 p m . w ith fie ld e v e n ts fo llo w e d b y ru n n in g p r e lim s at 5 u n d lltta ls at 7 at S h o w a lte r F ie ld 111 W in te r P a rk . O rla n d o O a k R id g e , w h ic h defeated S e m in o le In Ihe re ­ g io n m eet, w ill lx* Ihe fa vorite S a tu rd a y w ith S e m in o le and J a c k s o n v ille R a llie s g iv in g c h a s e . S e m in o le c o a c h E m o ry B la k e s a id S e m in o le w ill need s o n ic h e lp fro m o th e r tra m s to offset O ak R id g e s s tre n g th In the field events. " O a k R id g e s c o re d a lot of p o in ts In th e sh o t a n d d is c u s at re g io n a l." B la k e sa id. "W e hope that w ill be n a rro w e d d o w n ut state. L a r g o u .id th r ir ls N ;r~ ; ? • ' ' \m ' T. H e r a ld P h o t o b y T o m m y V in c e n t Fra n k Barnett hopes to e rase last y e a r's anguish w ith a state hijrdlos tiflo . is g o o d e n o u g h ." A lth o u g h m ost c o a c h e s f r c l th a t the 100-yard d a sh a n d the m ile run a re th e g lo ry events, o ne w o u ld be h a rd pressed to fin d a better m a tc h u p In t h is y e a r ’s 4A S t a te T r a c k a n d F ie ld c h a m p io n s h ip s than B a rn e tt vs. T im p so n . It's e x p lo s iv e n e s s v s la te sp eed . It's p o w e r v s g ra ce . It's the p a n th rr vs. th e deer. T h e b u ild u p , though, Is u n n e ce ssa ry . T h e p ro o f Is In the p u d d in g — o r the U S A T o d a y . G a n n e t t 's (rational n e w s p a p e r ru n s a H ig h S c h o o l B o y s T ra c k H o n o r R o ll every w e e k . U n d e r t h r ca te g o ry for 11 0 m e te r (converted fro m y a rd s) h u rd le s, th e re a re tw o nam es fro m F lo rid a . e e d t r a in s fro m that a rra h a v e a lot o f stro n g people In the fie ld e v e n ts ." 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In the 8 8 0 dash, fre s h m a n S h o w n d u M a rtin has th e lo p B r e a k s 1. 1 3 .6 1 — M ic h a e l T im p so n . M ia m i L a k e s . H ia le a h , Fla. 2. 13.81 — F r a n k B a m e tt. S e m in o le . S a n fo rd . Fla. V e ry s im p ly . B a r n e tt w as the fa v o rite la st y e a r a m i T im p s o n s u rp ris e d him . T im p s o n is Ihe fa v o rite th is y e a r a n d B a m e tt w a n ts v e ry b a d ly to re tu rn the fa v o r. S o b a d ly that w h e n th r topic o f T im p s o n su rfa ce s. B a r n e t t's v o ic e cre ep s u p u b it In v o lu m e and fo rce . B u rn e tt has a p lan . " I w an t to try to brat h im th ro u g h the first fiv e h u r d le s ," he said. "If l get a h e a d of h im th e firs t five See BARNETT, Pag* 4B F o r T it le hut th a t c o u ld lx- lo u g h In the m ile m e d le y r e la y . 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S a n ­ ford. a nd o th e r C e n tr a l F lo rid a c it ie s Lester H u d d e n h a g rn , 71. w o n t h r le a g u e h ig h average fin is h in g w ith a 165 L e x h a s been In Bowl America results, Page 3B F lo r id a 11 y e a r s . S r h e n r r ls d y . N .Y . o r ig in a lly t in n in g fro m H a m id lle r b s t . 71 . fin ish e d w it h u 163 s v rra g p a n d h a s liv e d In S a n fo rd 64 y e a rs M y r tle C r e v ir r , 66. has a 145 average. She lia s liv e d In F lo rid a 6 y ru rs . a n d h a lls fro m D r s r u l. M a s s J o h n II. S m ith . 64 . a v r r u g r 156, and D o r o th y E. S m ith , 62. average 144. have liv e d tn F lo r id a 6 years, a n d are o r ig in a lly fro m S p rin g fie ld . M a s s H a ro ld S k lle s . 68 . a n d Le e S k lle t . 67. fr o m K o v r E s lu tr * In O steen, s u p p o rte d th r tru m u s t h e ir re g u la r su b stitu te s. T h e S k lle s ’ m o ved h e re fro m D w ig h t. Ill (our y e a rs ago. t X r p X PkpXk* Tp*b p if V u»»«« les Buddenhagert, 71, flashes his championship style for senior teammates. ■ *4 S i A lo n g w it h ( h r h ig h average a w a rd o f Leg H u d d e n h a g rn . o th e rs fro m S a n fo r d w h o w o n In d iv id u a l a w a rd s are M y rtle C r e v le r . h ig h s rrtrg fur Ihe se a so n o f 7 0 0 and D ot S m it h , se co n d h ig h gam e o f 2 4 9 -v o 13 i v I ■ �I B - F v t m n g H e r a ld . S a n fo rd , F I. S u n d a y , M a y I I . IM S Appling: Murphy's Pace Could Produce 70 Homers N E W Y O H K (UPI) - N r v c r m in d E .F . H u tto n . T h r y 'v r k » i a few p ro b le m s th e y ’ re w o rk in g o n rig h t now . Hut w h e n o l‘ L u k e A p p lin g ta lk s , e s p e c ia lly ab o u t h illin g , y o u ’d b«*tfer w e ll lis te n o r y o u ’ll be so rry . It's not o u tsid e the re a lm o f p o s s ib ili­ ty . N ot w ith M u r p h y 's I n o rd in a te a b ilit y a n d the w a y A p p lin g fig u re s It o u t. L u k e s a y s M u rp h y Is a g u y yo u c a n c o u n t o n to get h is 6 0 0 at-bats a se a so n o r v e ry d o s e to It a n d yo u ca n a ls o c o u n t on h ltn to h it at least 7 0 b a lls rig h t on the nose. N ow a ll th ey h a v e to d o Is go o v e r t he fe n c e . W h e n a n d If th e y do. o l' L u k e , a lre a d y Int he H a ll o f F a m e , w ill be c ro w n e d a prophet W h a t m a k e s A p p lin g 's o b se rv a tio n a ll the m o re In trig u in g Is that M u rp h y , q u i t e p o s s i b l y t h e m o s t t in c o n tro v e rs ia l p la y e r In the b ig leagues, h a s been the su b je ct o f so m e c o n ­ tro v e rs y w ith reg a rd to h is ho m e ru n h illin g a n d fo rm e r H ra ve s m a n a g er J o e T o rre , w h o 's n o w d o in g I he A n g e ls g a m e s on T V . W h e n T o rre b e ca m e th e H ra ve s m a n a g e r In 1982. he r r c o g n lie d that M u rp h y s tru c k o u t q u ite a bit. T o rre Isn't e x a r t ly a / llc h w h e n It co m es to lu llin g , lie w on th e N L h a ltin g title o n c e w ith a .3 63 m a rk a n d h a d a .207 L u k e w a s t a l k i n g a b o u t D a lr M u rp h y T h a t In Itse lf Isn ’t m u c h of a n u p se t b e ca u se e v e r y b o d y 's t a lk in g a b o u l the A tla n ta U ra v e s ’ b ig , frie n d ly rig h t-h a n d e d h itt in g c e n te r fie ld e r and h o w h e 's m u r d e r in g e v e ry p itc h e r he faces. M u rp h y d o e sn 't o n ly lead the N a ­ tio n a l L e a g u e In a ll the im p o rta n t d e t r im e n t s — h illin g , r u n s batted In a n d ho m e r u n s — he le a d s both leagues, th e w h o le w o rld . O o ln g Into T u e s d a y n ig h t 's gam e w ith the M e ls, he w a s h illin g .3 7 0 w ith 3 2 H ill a n d 10 h o m e rs , a n d A p p lin g w a s s a y in g that at the ra te M u rp h y w as m o v in g , w ith th e p o w e r he has. h r c o u ld pass H ahc R u th . II.in k A a ro n u n d R o g er M a rls In o n e fell sw o o p by h illin g 7 0 h o m e r u n s t h is season. fie ld In 1882: 17 to rig h t in 1983 a n d se v e n List season. A ll o f M u r p h y ’ s h o m e rs th is se aso n h a v e gone to th e left o f second base a n d now c r it ic s a re s a y in g T o r r e 's s tra te g y h u rt M u r p h y ra th e r th a n h e lp e d h im . c o n v e n ie n t ly o v e rlo o k in g th e fact M u rp h y w a s the N L ’s M V P In 10 8 2 and 1983. M u rp h y Isn 't g e tln g Into the c o n ­ tro v e rs y . T h a t 's c o m p le te ly ty p ic a l becau se h e 's th e ty p e w h o 'd ra th e r h u rt h im s e lf b e fore h e 'd hurt a n y o n e else. H u t n o b o d y Is h a p p ie r over h is present s u c c e ss th a n T o rre. " H e m e an s a lo t to m e .” says T o rre , fire d by Ted T u r n e r the day after th e e n d of last se aso n . O n the final d a y o f the season, the H ra v e s had a g a m e w ith the P a d re s a n d M u rp h y , w ith 9 9 HHI. w as lo o k in g fo r N o 100. T orre, w h o h a d a feeling he w a s g o in g to be fire d , c a lle d h im Into h is o ffice before th e g a m e a n d sa id to h im : " I 'm not g o n n a Ik - here next y ear. W o u ld you do m e a fa v o r? Get y o u r llle tlrn e average fo r 18 y ears He a ls o k n o w s s o m e th in g ab o u t h o m e ru n s , h a v in g h it 2 5 2 o f th e m H v s t r ik in g o u t. T o r r e reasoned. M u rp h y w as g iv in g h im s e lf n o ch a n ce . H y p u ttin g the b a ll In p lay , he w as g iv in g h im s e lf m o re o f a chan ce. O n e o f the w a y s he c o u ld c u t do w n on s trik e o u ts . T o rre su g g ested , w as not In try to p u ll so m u c h , bu t go to the o p p o site field m o r r . M u rp h y d id . He w o u n d u p w ith 3 6 h o m e ru n s e a c h o f (he past thre e se a so n s, h ittin g 15 h o m e rs to rig h t 100th K B ! to d a y . ’ " I 'm try in g . I 'm try in g ." M u r p h y answ ered. " I 'm h a v in g p ro b le m s a b o u t It sle e p in g at n ig h t ." "IX ) y o u k n o w w h y yo u 're h a v in g t hose p ro b lem sT * " N o ." "B e c a u s e y o u 'r e not a se lfish p la y e r a n d th is Is s o m e th in g yo u 're t r y in g to do for yo u rself. D o It fo r m e ." " O K " M u rp h y s a id and w a lk e d o u t o f T o n e 's office. H e drove In h is 100th run w it h a th ird -In n in g s in g le o ff G re g B o o k e r u n d th e n ca lle d tim e a n d a sk e d for th e b a ll. In the H raves d u g o u t. T o rre w o n d e re d w h y he had d o n e th at. A fte r the g a m e he fo und out. M u rp h y gave h im the ball H e h a d In scrib ed It t h is w a y: ' T h a n k s . J o e . 100th HHI. 198-V M u r p h ." T h e b all s it s o n the m an tle In the den o f T o rre 's h o m e In M arie tta. G a . T h e b a ll Is th e o n ly o n e In the d e n . It rests alo n g sid e th e M V P p laqu e T o r n w ax u w a rd rd In 1971 w hen he p la y e d th ird base for t h e C a rd in a l* . Lynn's Quick Reflexes Push Orioles By Twins D o d g e r s Slip P a s t P ir a te s ; M a h le r L o se s United Press International A fte r 10 y e a rs a n d 6 6 d ays In the m ajo r leag u e s. F re d L y n n s t ill ha* the q u ir k refle xes. He p ro v rd th a t F r id a y night, b e ltin g h is 2 0 0 th c a re e r hom e r u n w llh one o u t In the bottom o f the n in th to lift I tie O rio le s to a 6 -5 v ic to ry o v e r l h r M innesota T w in s H e h it u p i l c h tie d id n 't a n tic ip a te seeing. “ T h e b re a k in g b a ll w as the la s t t h in g I e x p e c t e d fro m D a v is . 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" A ll the p la y e rs b e h in d m e p la y e d v e ry w ell t o n ig h t," M ik e M a rs h a ll led off the L o s A n g e le s s ix t h w ith a sin g le to ce n te r, a n d one out la te r m o v e d to t h ir d on M ik e S c lo s c la 's s in g le G re g B ro c k sin g le d to rig h t to sco re M a rsh a ll. Meta B, Phillies 0 A t N ew Y o rk . D w ig h t G o o d e n fired a threeh itte r a n d s tru c k o u t 13. a n d G eo rg e F o s tr r belted a tw o -ru n h o m e r to leud the M e ts to th e ir fo u rth s tra ig h t v ic to ry . G o o d e n . 5-1. flirte d w ith u n o h itte r u n til T im C o rc o ra n lin e d a s in g le to rig h t w ith tw o o u t In th e se v e n th Rede B, Astros 2 At C in c in n a ti. D a ve P a r k e r sin g le d In th e ty in g ru n a n d C e s a r C e d e n o d ro v e h o m e the go ah ea d ru n In u fiv e -ru n e ig h th , lift in g the Reds. T o m B ro w n in g . 3-1. p itc h e d e ig h t In n in g s a n d T e d P o w e r fin is h e d for h i* fifth save. Bryn Smith fossed his tlrst shutout of the year Friday as the Expos topped the Braves to hand Rick AAahlar his tlrst lots after seven straight wins. Expos tt. B rass* O A t M o n trea l. B r y n S m it h h u rle d a s ix -h it ter a n d V a n c e L a w d ro v e In th re e r u n s a s Che E x p o * h an d ed Hlrk Mahler h is first loss t h is year. M a h le r, w h o hud w o n Ills first seven s ta rts th is season, la ste d 4 1-3 In n in g s. S m ith . 5-0. h u rle d Ills firs t c o m p le te g a m e t h is season. T im R a in e s w a lk e d u n d sco re d but w a s 0 for 3 to e x te n d h is h llle s s s tr in g to five gam es. the C u b s S te v e T ro u t. 5-1. a llo w e d seven h its fo r the v ic to ry . L u M u rr H o yt. 2-3. w a s the loser Cardinals 0, Olants 3 A t S a n F ra n c is c o . T o m H e rr, w tio en tered the gum e th e le a g u e 's top h itte r w ith a .3 66 a verage, d ro v e In fo u r ru n s a n d T e rr y P e n d le to n had tw o R ill to lead the C a rd in a ls . J o a q u in A n d u ju r. 5-1. p itc h e d s ix In n in g s (or the t r iu m p h a n d H ill C a m p fin is h e d for Ills first save. D a ve L a P o in t. 1 5 . to o k the loss. Cubs 0, Padres 2 A t S a n D iego, .Jody D a v is sn a p p e d a l l He w ith u d o u b le In th e s e v e n th und R ic h ie llr h n c r slu g g ed a th re e -ru n h o m e r In the n in th to sp a rk A .L . B a s e b a ll l.u ls L e a l w llh tw o out In the fourth, to s se d 2 1-3 In n in g s to even h is re c o rd ut 2-2 Angels B B rew ers 4 c o n te st o n ly to lose the g a m e In the f lu r r y o f hom e ru n s . 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Finishes 4th In 330s B y C h r is F it t e r H e r a ld S p o r t s W r i t e r WINTER PARK - It was a p p r o a c h in g the lim e for the p re ­ lim in a r ie s In the 3 A S la te C h a m p io n s h l|is to b e g in A n ri K r ll y P r ic e w a s e x p e r ie n c in g the w o rn e a s e o f butle r flle s In h e r tra c k career T h e O v l e r l o H ig h s o p h o m o r e c o u lr in 'l sh a k e the b u tte rflie s In her heat o f th e I It) h ig h h u rd le s u s s h e ra n her w o rst lim e o f the season a n il d id n 't m a k e th e fin a ls . T h a t, h o w e v e r, m a y h a v e l»ern a b le s s in g In d is g u is e . i i y th e tim e the p re lim s In th e 3 3 0 low h t t r d lr s ro lle d a ro u n d . P r ic e w a s s t ill p r e t ty nervo us, hut sh e c a m e th ro u g h w it h a lo u rlh p la c e In her heal to q u a lif y fu r the finals.S in c e sh e r iid n 'l m a k e t h r fin a ls In Ih e 11 0 h ig h s . P ric e had m o re lim e to get h e r s e lf together for the 3 3 0 lo w s A n d sh e u sed that tim e to lo o se n up. p h y s ic a lly a n d m e n ta lly , a n d c a m e bat k to r u n a n o u tsta n d in g ra ce In the fin a ls P ric e , th e o n ly O vie d o H ig h a th le te , b o y s o r g irls , to q u a lify fo r th e 3 A S ta le T ra c k / F ie ld Meet, tie d h e r sch o o l re c o rd tim e ’ o f ■16-5 to e a rn fo u rth place In the 3 3 0 low h u r d le s P ric e Is the firs t O v ie d o g irl to p la c e In the state m eet s in c e 1979. ‘S h e 's r e a lly h ap py a n d so a m I.” O v ie d o c o a c h K e n k ro o g sa id . “ S h e w as so n e r v o u s at the b e g in n in g o f the day sh e c o u ld n 't even ru n t h r IIO s. She ra n a tx n it a 17.2 in th e p re lim s “ W e h a d a c o u p le o l h o u rs b e fore the fin a ls s o w e w e n t out to B u rg e r K in g and so m e o f th e k id s from Ihe team went a lo n g a n d she started to lo o se n u p ." a d d e d K ro o g “ She got a lot o f the n e rv o u sn e ss o u t o f her s y s te m .” P ric e w a s a s s ig n e d lane se ve n fo r the fin a ls In th e 3 3 0 lo w s and sh e got o ff to a good s t a n . C o m in g a ro u n d th e last ...Brauman ...B a rn e tt C o n t in u e d f r o m I B h u rd le s . I've got li m a d e lie c a u s e I'm q u ic k e r l b a n h Im o v e r GO y a rd s .' * H a rn e tt k n o w s that lie c a u s e he proved It e a r lie r I h ls y e a r "I h a d h im beat for 6 0 y a rd s at J a c k s o n v ille , " he said a b o u t th e o n ly m e etin g o l th e p a ir a l the Bo b B a y e s In v ita tio n a l. "I h a d h im beat for 6 0 y a rd s b u t I fell the flu Just r u t c h ln g u p w ith me. I got w e a k rr and he Just sw e p t a ro u n d m e o ver the la st few h u rd le s ." B u r n e ll a n d T lm p s o n d id co m e clo se to m e e tin g a secon d tim e. A b o u t as close as y o u c o u ld c o m e . It w as at T a m p a a l the F lo r id a R e la y s . B u rn e tl had rip p e d th ro u g h the p re lim s a n d b o th w e rr lin in g u p fo r t h r final. J u s t b e fore I h r g u n , T lm p s o n . a w a re o f B u rn e tt's e x c e lle n t tim e l ii I h r p re llin s. false s ta rte d w h ile lo o k in g for th a t e x tra rd g e " I t h in k I had hint sh o o k u p a l T a m p a ," sa id B a rn e tt. " I need to gel h in t th a t w uy a g a in .” T h a i's the strateg y — get o u t lik e a rabbit a n d ra ttle T lm p s o n Into p a n ic k in g " T h e first h u rd le Is (he k e y ,” c o n tin u e d B u rn e tt. " I f I lilt the first h u r d le ju s t rig h t and d o n 't to u c h It. th a t’s the k e y to ra ce rig h t there. O n e r y o n get the sp e e d g o in g In to the first h u rd le , y o u 'll keep (h r sp e e d g o in g in b e t w r r n the rest o f t h e m .” F lr s i h u rd le , last c h a n re . " I 'v e d re a m e d about w in n in g ," c o n c lu d e d B u rn e tt "1 d o n 't kn o w w h a t I'll d o II 1 d u a lly d o w h ile la st w e e k she ran a 15.5. S h e w as s t ill re a l n e rv o u s for the 3 3 0 p re lim s b u t sh e took fourth a n d m a d e the fin a ls . Continued from IB c o m p e te ." he sa id , " T h e o n ly t h in g w e've really done ih ls w eek a lo n g those lin e s Is try to rem in d them o f d iffe re n t rules. M a k in g s u re that they d o n 't get e x c ite d und false start T h e y need to w ait and g o o n th e g u n . E ve ry w e e k e n d s in c e Feb. I th e y 'v e p ro v e n th ey've been the best T h e y Just h ave to p ro v e It one m ore w eekend . ' T h e y 'r e e x c ite d . T h is Is w h a t th e season Is all abou t. T h e y 'r e p ro b a b ly a lit t le m o re tense and e x c ite d th a n a n y o th e r m eet.” H«f «M PS*t* I f T i n n t f Vine*** Frank Barnett anguishes over last year's loss to Michael Tlmpson. M l lie so h ap py. F o r th re e years. I've w a n te d the sta te c h a m p io n s h ip . N ow . I h ls Is Ih e Iasi c h a n r e . I'm g o in g lo go o u t there and g iv e It a ll I K o l." T h e pa n the r Is re a d y lo sp rin g la m k o u t deer. Is Ihe c o a c h re a d y ? " T h is Is m y 1 3 th sta le and IV c been th ro u g h Ih rm before. B u t y o u lra r n to e x p e rt th e u n e x p e c te d ," he s a id . " Y o u see som e m a n y t h in g s ih a l happen In sta te m eet. T h e y 're not a w h o le lot o f use to w o rry . I Just w o rry about the k id s d o in g th e ir best. I w a n t th e m to be s u c c e s s fu l.” A re y o u a m a z e d at the q u ic k s u c c e s s ? ''R e a lly , I d id n 't h a v e a n y e x p e c ta tio n s .” s a id U rau m an w h o c a m e lo S e m in o le In A u g u s t o f 84 . " I d id n 't kno w h o w the k id s w o uld be o r re a ct. I th in k at Ih r e n d o f last season the e x p e c ta tio n s were w ith them th a t (hey th o u g h t they c o u ld w in It. " T h e y 'v e a c c o m p lis h e d th o se e x p e c ta tio n s so (ar t h is y e a i. T h e y 'v e a c c o m p lis h e d a h u n ch Ih ls y e a r W in lose o r draw S a tu r d a y , I h r y 'v e had a tre m e n d o u s se a so n .” U ra u m a n sa id iw o good o p e n in g jie rfo n n a n re s tu rn , th e re w e re abo u t s ix runners ahead o f P r ic e b u t. w h ile ih rc e o f those ru n n e rs falte re d . P ric e surged at the fin is h a n d o u t le a n e d a pair o f n in a e rs for fo u rth p la ce . S e a b re e ze 's K im B u rto n , w h o was the n a tio n 's le a d e r In the 3 3 0 hurdles e a rlie r In th e se aso n , ran a w a y w ith flrsi p lace w it h a tim e o f 44.5. " I t 's a s t e p p in g sto n e ." K ro o g said of P ric e 's s ta le m eet exp erie nce. "N o *, w hen sh e c o m e s b a ck , s h e 'll be settled dow n a n d r u n h e r ra c e ." b y J o n e s and P e te rso n c o u ld re a lly get th e boil r o llin g . " I n lo n g J u m p , b o th h ave a b ility to place w h ic h w o u ld be e ig h t p o in t s ," said B r a u m a n . 'in th e t rip le Ju m p , r e a lis t ic a lly , th e y c o u ld go . 1-2. T h t w o u ld give u s 19 p o in ts a n d so m ething d is a s tr o u s w o u ld h a v e lo h a p p e n for u s not to w in ." ’ It gets better. B a r n e tt fig u re d to ru n ftnt, se co n d or th ird In th e h ig h hu rd les. P e n lc k is p e n c ile d In for a p la c e In th e m ile . No w o rs e thsn fo u rth . D itto for the 4 4 0 r e la y team . T h e n co m e s Ihe 4 4 0 w h ere the T rib e ts a w e s o m e w ith s e n io r C a m p b e ll and so p ho m cre M a rtin . A first a n d a fo u rth w o u ld be w o rth 10 p o in ts . "That w o u ld g iv e u s 3 9 p o in ts. I - sold U ra u m a n . " I f we c a m e o u t o f q u a rte r w it h 39 to ta l p o in ts. Ihe m eet w o u ld be o v e r," A n d Ihe rest? " T h a t w o u ld be g r a v y ,’-'; he s m ile d , Ken B r a u ma n, S e m in o le 's boys track coach, is look­ ing for his third state championship Satur­ day night. Brauman won two titles at Palatka. 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K e y M is In th e Ih lrd were A n t h o n y M r a d 's tw o -ru n trip le and D u n n 's R B I trip le . Jo e C le m e n ts h u d three o f th e five h its fo r D A .V . In c lu d in g a t r ip le und solo hom e ru n . FULLER NO-IIIT8 BUTCH'S N c v lll F u lle r to s a rd a n o -h ltte r F r i ­ d a y as C le m L e o n a rd S h e ll M a s te d B u tc h 's C h e v ro n . 15 2. In S a n fo rd P e r W r c L e a g u e a c tio n at F o ri M e llo n P ark. F u lle r s t r u c k o u t five to tw o tu n in g s o f w o rk a s Ihe gam e w n s •*si|,d because o f th e s la u g h te r ru le Tery^ J a c k s o n h a d th e o n ly tw o h its fo r C lit g L e o n a rd o f f lo s in g p itc h e r C U lw w B ra n c h I n c lu d in g a tw o -ru n h o m e c o n d an RBI d o u b le . In o th e r Pee W ee League actio n , A d c o c k R o o tin g lo o k advantage o f 16 w a lk s to c lu lm a 21-5 v ic to ry over (tin ke r M a te ria ls . A d c o c k h a d fo u r h its In Ihe gam e in c lu d in g a h o m e r u n hy M e lv in B arnes, a t r ip le h y L lo y d D ix o n and sin g le s h y Q u in t H u n t a n d J a m ie K ing A u d re y B a w lin g w a s the w in n in g pile her. a llo w in g Iw o h lls a n d s trik in g out six. L is a K le h a r d r a n d J e re m y L a b lt had Ihe M is fo r B ln k e r . Celts' High-Priced Sub: Ousts D etroit, 123-1 73; P ro F o o t b a ll the a v a ila b ility n l U n iv e rs ity nl M ia m i w id e r e c e iv e r E d d ie B io w n , w h o w a s ra ted s lig h tly h ig h e r th a n H o lm e s In a lh le llc a b ility . " T h e o ilie r p ro co u ch es I've had. T om L a n d ry and Buy P e rk in s, h a v e b e e n offensivem in d e d .” s a id Reece. "I c a n tell M r H r m u it Is a d e fe n siv e head c o a c h T h a i's w h e re M s e m ­ p h a sis w ill lx* a n d I c o u ld n 't he h a p p ie r W e 'r e g o n n a he u h u s tlin g , a g g re s s iv e d rle n s e . Jusl lik e M s d e fe n se w a s w hen he w a s co u ch in g a l A lla t ilu . ” Reece sa id he d o e sn 't follow ih e U S F L c lo s e ly , bu t h e 's Im ­ pressed w ith th e m a rk e tin g Job d o n e hy B a n d it s o w n e r J o h n Bassett " B u s s e ll m u st M ' a b u sin e ss w iz a rd .'' R e cc e sa id . " H e ’s d o in g q u ite a Job w it h p ro m o tio n s w h llr Ihe o th e r U S F L o w n e rs are s tru g g lin g T h e H u e s are d e fi­ n ite ly No. 1 In t h is area, h u l B a sse tt's got Ih e w h o le tow n e xcite d ' B a n d it s s u p p u r l Is v e r y stro n g a n d I feel D ue p la y e rs w ill have it c h a lle n g e o il o u r h a n d s w h e n I h r U S F L goes to (lie (all b r a il lo h ead u g a ln st us. A ll we h ave in do Is w in . " H olm es, n o te d lo r Ills q u ic k ­ ness a m i jw is a -ru sh in g prow ess. Is e x jie c lr d to sta rt n p p n s !lr pe i r n in a I A l l - P r o L r r H o y S r ln u u i a n d p ro v id e Increased pressure fo r a u n it that r rg is t r ie d 32 s a c k s la st season. “ T h e m a n 's a f a n t a s t ic r o a c h ." sa id H o lm e s betw een w o i kn o ts u n d e r a n u n lo rg lv ln g H o n d a su n . " M y co lle g e co a ch . D u n Ja m e s , u lw u y t sp o ke very us A d c o c k R o o fin g o u tla ste d M edco P h a rm a c y . 10 12. In S a n fo rd L illie A m e ric a n L e a g u e u n io n F r id a y ut W eatslde F ie ld . A d c o c k h u d Ju sl o n e hit In Ihe big lim in g , a tw o -ru n sin g le off th e M u ol A l B ro w n A d c o c k also c a p ita liz e d on five w a lk s a n d e ig h t passed b a lls in the Inning. M e dco o u t h ll A d c o c k . 1 1-8. a m i Led most o f th e w a y b e h in d h o m e r u n s by A lbert A n d e rs o n , L a k o s c la K r n n o n and A n d re S to k e s T o n y C lia v e r s . C o re y W illia m s a n d R u sty K e e lin g h u d tw o h its e a c h for A d c o c k w h ile D e m e triu s M ille r . An* d rrso n , A d u r y l J o n e s and S lo k r s had Iwo sa fe tie s e a c h lo r Medco. Beasley Reece has Leeman Bennett's attention when It comes to defense. h ig h ly o l M r H rn iu a t a n d I c a n see w iry , " H e rio rsn A Jum p a ll o v e r y o u w h e n yuu m ake a m is ta k e , ta il h e 's a l) b u s in e s s n u t th e re . T h e r e 's ih rr e w a y s to do so m e­ t h in g — ih r lo u sy w a y . h a lf-rig h t a n d th e rig ht w ay. H ere, M r B e n n e tt is try in g to te a c h u s the rig h t w a y ." O U T L A W S S IG N B R O W N P H O E N I X IUPII - T h e A r iz o n a O u t la w s have a n n o u n c e d Ihe s ig n in g o f free agent de fe n siv e lin e m a n R u sh B ro w n to a c o n ­ tra c t. B ro w n . 29. w as a lO t h r o u n r i d r a lt p ic k o f th e S i. L o u is C u r d liu il* 111 1980 a n d p la y e d fo u r se a so n s w ith th e c lu b , a s he w a s rele a sed m id w a y th ro u g h I h r 1 9 8 3 season, H e h u o k r ii u p w it h th e J a c k s o n v ille B u lls la st season, p la y in g In 1 1 g am es a n d s ta rtin g In se ve n . B ro w n , a tou r-year Ic ttrrm u n .n Bali suit- signed Friday with th e O u tla w s after a th re e-day try o u t Ih ls w eek H r Is e x p e cte d lo tie In unltorrn S u n d a y n ig h t w h e n A r iz o n a h o s ts th e D e n v e r G o ld D E T R O I T (UPI) — T u rn o v e rs, e a s y Inside sh o ls a n il S e o ll W n lm a ii — those a re th e ke y reasons the Ik m io u C e ltic s ate p la y in g th e P h ila d e lp h ia 7Hers S u n d a y w h ile the D etro it P is to n s w ill w atch on l c lc v is io n . D e tro it c o m m itte d 19 tu rn o v e r s F r id a y . lkM to n 0 K e v in M i H a ir and Robert P a r is h c o m b in e d for 17 of 31 s h o o tin g to net 44 p o in ts W r d iiu in p ro v e d — for at le a st o n e g am e — w h y h e 's i h r h ig h e st price d s u b o n t h r team and w m lh e v e ry ce n t, as he s p a rk e d B o s to n to a 1 2 3 -1 13 v k io r y o v er D etroit a n d a 4-2 v ic to ry In th eir best u f-s e v rti series B o sto n o p e n s the N B A E a s te r n C o nference fin a ls S u n d a y un n a tio n a l te le v is io n against P h ila d e lp h ia . T h e y had the c o n fe re n c e s best tw o records. "I'm v e ry h a p p y to be th ere, lie c a u s e Detroit p u sh e d u s to the b rin k and It w a s a to u g h se ries.” B oston c o a c h K C. J o n e s s a id " W r w o n 't lie rra d y e m o tio n a lly or p h y s ic a lly , a n d w r know th e y 're g u M g to p ic k up the p a ce a n d tra p us. But w r II Just t r y to h o ld the fort. " T h e w a y the S ix e rs dealt w it h M ilw a u k e e w as a s u rp ris e lo m e ,” J o n e s sa id . " T h e y h ave a goal in m in d , a n d th e y 're g o ing a fte r It." " I f y o u h a d a sk e d m e at t h r b e g in n in g of th r season If I'd be sa tisfie d g o in g s ix g am es w ith B o sto n . I w o u ld have sa id y e s .” D e tro it coach C h u c k D a ly said. B u t o n c e y o u get there y o u t h in k . G ee. w e've gol a c h a n c e U> beat these g u y s. A ll w r need are a co u p le o f t h in g s .'” D a ly said. Islah T h o m a s m ade a s u p e r la tiv e attem pt to send ih e s e rie s track to B o s to n fo r a seventh gam e H r sc o re d 37 points, h a d 12 re b o u n d s and 9 assists. H ill L a tin beer had 13 re b o u n d s a n d 21 po ints w hile K e lly T rtp u c k a sco re d 2 0 p o in ts. T e rry T y le r sc o re d 10. W r d m a n h it 7-of-8 sh o ts a n d w a s e x c e p tio n a l in p ic k in g u p s lc u k (or L a r r y B ir d In the th ird q u a rte r w h e n D e tro it m ade o n e o f Its th re e runs. W r d m a n lln ls h r d w ith 17 p o in t s a n d 3 key re b o u n d s in u th re e -m in u te s p a n o f the fin a l q u arter. N B A P la y o f f s P a ris h , w hose s lo n c -fa r c d sty le has e a rn e d him Ihe n lc k n a m r " C h ie f .” M l lO -of-16 s h o ls a n d got 13 re b o u n d s w h llr M i i l a l e m ad e 7 - o M 5 for B o s to n . P a r is h led B o sto n w ith 24 po ints. M rH a ie ’ sc o re d 2 0 and D e n n is J o h n s o n c h ip p e d tn .2 2 .B ir d fin is h e d w iih 17 p o in ts . 9 re b o u n d s a n d ? a ss is ts . L A K E R S . N U G G ET S O PE N S E M IF IN A LS IN G L E W O O D . C a lif (U PII - A sta rte r s gun r a lh r r th a n a referee's to s s se em s a p p ro p ria te for S a t u r d a y 's o p e n in g o f th e W e ste rn C o n feren ce lln a ls betw een th e L o s A n g e le s L a k e rs and D e n v e r N uggets ” 1 t h in k the team that o u t r u n s Ihe o ld e r tram w ill w in .” M ag ic J o h n s o n sa id T h e first tw o g am es o f th e best aif se ve n se n es -, w ill be p la y e d a l ih e F o r u m — w here the Lakers, h a v e w o n 22 c o n s e c u tiv e g a m e s — before d ir G re a t Indoor T ra c k M eet s h ifts to D enver fo r two ,< m ore. " T h e N uggets a rc e x tre m e ly q u ic k a n d very I-. a g g re s s iv e .” L o s A n g e le s r o a c h Pat R ile y said. • • " T h e y h ave a great tra n s it io n gam e. W e h a re a .> lo u g h ro ad ahead o f u s .” D e n v e r proved th e L a k e r s fa llib le In the Fo ru m w it h a p a ir o f re g u la r-se a s o n v ic to rie s, The N u g g e ts' ch a n ce s tn t h is series, ho w ever, are d im m e d w ith L a fa y e tte L e v e r o u t for at le a st the f ir s t tw o g a m e s L e v e r , r e c o v e r in g (rsm a rth ro s c o p ic knee s u rg e ry , lia s been re p la ce d at s t a r tin g point g u ard b y W t lllc W h ite. " I f 1 had to w ager o n th e L a k e rs ' series. I'd h rl n n L A ," D enver c o a rh D o u g M oe said. " B u t thut d o e s n 't m ean I d o n 't t h in k w e r a n beat them. T h e y 'r e a great team a n d th e y 'v e been a w c x o s M r B u t I feel w e're the best t r a m tn the W est w ith a c h a n c e to beat th e m .” J o h n s o n doesn't und erestim ate- the N u g g e ts -*. •j " W it h D enver, y o u a lw a y s k n o w that (C a W n l N a t l a n d (A lex) E n g lis h w ill gel th e ir 2 0 point*-" - ■*, h e sa id . �Legal Notice I N T M i CIRCUIT COURT RO« S E M IN O L E COUNTY. F lo r id a P R O B A T E DIVISION FIN N i m N r •» t t t C P IN RE E S T A T E O F JO S E P H P A N TK O W S K I.S R , DKNHd N O TICE OF AD M IN ISTRATION TIm adm inistration el IN# • * l« t e o f J O S E P H P A N fK O W S K I. S R . d K H H d . File Number I) 1*0 CP It pond lnB In Itie Circuit Court tor S t m ln o lt C o u n ty . F lo rid a Pr«*“ to Oiulwon, mo octor t u el w h ich It S e m in a l* County Courthouse. Sanford Florida The nomas end t o d r n i t i ot the Curator and the Curator ! at torney are M t forth below All Intoretted parsons are required to file with thit court. WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF T H E F IR S T PUBLICATIO N OF THIS N O T IC E (I) all clalmt •gointt the eelote and II) any o b le c tlo n by an Interotted per ton on whom thit notice wat •erred that chaliengt* tha quail bcabont el Ihe pertonel repto •enteliwe. venue or |urltdiction el Ihe court A L L C L A IM S AND OBJ EC TIONS NOT SO F IL E O WILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D PiAMIcatlon el thit Notice hat begun on M ay S. IMS Sharon M L eng tor d JTJO Citron Drive lon g wood F lor Ida Curator Neal P P ltti. Etqulre P I T T S A M A G U IR E . P A P O Baa III Orlando F L IMO] Telephone 1)01114104*4 Attorney tor Curator Publith M ay I. II. Ito) OEF U FICTITIO U S NAM E Notice II hereby given that we are engaged In butlneti al M l! O r a n g e B lv d . S e n le r d . Seminole County, Florida W l l under the Hctltiout name ol BAD T R U C K AND AUTO R E P A IR , end that we intend to reg u lar veld name with the Clerk ot Ihe C ircu it Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the prevision* ol the Flcllltoue Nome Statute*, tow ll Section M l Of Florida Statute* test /» ' Beecher E Bumgardrwc l l ’ Diene E Bumgerdner Publith April l l . If A May S. 11. IM l D E E tlS A D V E R TIS E M E N T TH E BO ARDOF C O U N T Y COMMISSIONERS TH E C O U N T Y O F SEM INOLE Separata tea ltd bldl tor FC M - Deer Run IIS Lift SteHon Direction will bo received In Ihe O l l l c e Ot P u rc h a tln g . Sem inole County, until 1 00 P M . local lime Wadnetdey. Mey I f. I f f I Bid* will be publicly opened and read etoud In tna Office ol Purchetlng. 1101 E F lrtt Street Room WU1. Sen lord. F L at Ihe above ep pointed data end time The Officer whota duly II It to open b id t w ill d e c id e when Ihe •perilled lim a hat arrived end no bide received thereafter will be contittered Late bldl will be returned to Ihe Sender un II m ailing tod. mall M l Office at Purchoolng. P O Roe 1)1*. Sontord. FLM TT 1 III* II d eliv er la County S erv lctt Building. 1101 E Flrtt Strtot. P u rch a tln g HtcoeHon Hoorn WIVU Sontord F L SC O P E O F W O RK: Conitruc lion ol approalmatety 1108 tool ol t " force main and meditlca lion ol Dear Run f IB LIU S lf lion P H EB IO C O N FER EN C E W ILL B E H E L D ON W I D N E I D A Y . M A Y II, IM l AT II M A M IN T N I COUNTY I E E V I C E S RUILDINO. lif t E FIR ST S T R E E T . PU BCH AS INO C O N F E R E N C E ROOM. ROOM W i l l . SAN FO RD . F L O N L Y B I D S F R O M CON TR A C TO R S ON RECOR D OF A T T E N D A N C E W ILL EE ACC E PT E 0 ON M A Y If, Itol A bid bond In on amount el not leet than live percent (S\| ol tha total bid amount then ec com pany each bldder't pro potel Bid eocurlty may be In the form ot (athlet e check made payable to the Board ot C o u n ty C o m m lk tlo n e n . Saminoto County or a bid bond with Surety tatletactory to the County A combination ot any ot the tormor le not acceptable bid guaranty ehall bo In o king**, a cceptab le In ilru m en l The Cocxity will accept only tuch turety company or componiee at a rt authorlied to write bond* ot tuch character end amount under the lowe at the Slate ot Florida, and at are acceptable to tha County Upon award, too tuccottful bid der w ill bo required lo tur filth paym onl and per tor m a n ce b o n d i. each In Ihe amount ot ISO percent ol the total bad amoved Bond tormt Will bo turmtnod by too County and only Ihoea tormt will bo vied P reo l ol Inauronco In emauntt equal to or oecaoding me tpaclhad amount* will alto be required Specilkationt will bo even able M ay SB. IMS. and may be obtained at Iha office at me c e n iu llln g engineer* Pott. Buckley. Sthuh and Jacnigan. S lf North Orange * venue Or lando. F L MBOI. IMS) t i l HIS P a y m e n t o l F i l l y d o llo r t (UP 80) will bo required lor each eat. no rotunda will bo m ade C o n t r a c t D ecu nventv P lant ora evafletoe tor review only M Iha Ottka at Purchatlng The County r rear vet the right to re la ct any t r a ll brat, with or w i t h o u t c a u t e . la w a iv e J which in Ilf lodgement boat lereee Iha In fe ra tl a l the :aunty Coe> ef submittal at hut ltd it centidantd an ggarahanal net at Iha bidder and than not w patted on le or borne by Iha : aunty Portent a rt aPvlaad mat. It O aran m ad* a l th is meet u g hearing may will need a record at Iha proceeding* and. N r tuch pur pete. May may need to enture lhai a verbatim record ol the proceeding* If made which record Include* tha Saell many and evidence upon which JaA n n C Blackmon. CPM Pur choking Director Office ol Pur shoeing lis t E Flr«l Street Sontord. F L HTTl (MSI n i l IM. E e l 1U Publith M a r >1- IMS O C F fl Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice it hereby given that we are engaged m butmott el M l O la n t C o u rt, C t lt a t b e r r y . Saminoto Ceimty. Florida U70B under the hctltiout noma el F IR ST IN VESTM EN T G R O U P, and that we intend to reglttor told name with ite Clerk ol Iha Circuit Court. Somineto County. Florid# m accordance wim the p 'o v t iio n t a l tie F ic ilt io u t Nemo S'a'utot Town Section fas oe FloridaStatutot i*ST / k 'Arthur 8 Friedman /» Mariana ClpoUa I V GlrelamoCipoile I V Frank A Falconettl Pubuth April 11. » A Mey 1. II. IMS D E E IM FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice It hereby given that we a rt engaged In butmett al P O Bee I f f . Sanford Sanford, S e m in a l* County, F lo r id a n r rtS S M under the fkbtkout name ol M ILLKAM P. end met wt intend to regular ta>d name with tha Ctort of the Circuit Court. Samlnot* County. Florida In accordance with me pro vltlent ol the Flctittout Nemo Statute*. Tbw it Section fas St Florida Statutot ItST. I V Gary E Miller /a Jeffrey Miller /a' William C Ttttamp Publith April n 1 Mey S. 11. If. I* D E E ITS L E O A L NOTICE FO f A R C H IT E C T U R A L S ER V ICES TH E BOARD OF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS TH E C O U N T Y O F SEM INO LE The Seminole County Board of County Com m ittonert in .om p llan ct with the Conti 11an It Competitive ttego»tlion Act, F L SS 7ff OSS invite* t i press Ions ot mtorett to provide Prolettlonal Service* tor D tptrtm ont ol Public Safety, Saminoto County Scope ol Service* Attittence with planning end program ming. project design prepare Hon ol bid documenti, con t t r u d lo n adm inistration lor c o m p le t io n e l E m e r g e n c y Operation* Center Building E n tiin g tecond boor thell to bo con verted lo uteebl* ottlce ■pace Building located at u n South Orlando Orlva (H W Y IT *1, Sontord Florid* Pr* p eratlon ot bid document* conitruction admlnlttretlon for the conitruction ol 1108 tquaro tool concrete block ttorag* feed lly General Selection Criteria will Include t Prole**ion*I Qualification* ol F irm end specific individual! to be attlgned to the project (include return*!) Nemet ol any anticipated tubcontractor* tor Profttilonel Service* ere to bo lilted I L lt l o l all pro|actt of tim ilar nature within the p a il three year* Till* end brief devcrlption ol each project lo Include — C lie n t (contract perton. t d d r t it end telephone number I — Year completed — Nature ol work Involved In each protect — Total cotl 1 Current end near future workload lability to perform In o timely tetnion I t Location ot Firm within general peegrephkel area I Proof ol P roto**lent! LlabU Ity Inturonco. which rhail a* company evprettwn of infer eel * Domontfreled proficiency In appllcollon of Energy Con torvatlon Technique* In Build mg Oetign 1 Damonthaitd proliciency In low cotf maintenance (Lit* Cycle! Building Oetign I Dement!riled cotl control on prevlout projec It t Any additional da'a peril nent to protect regarding Firm t capability IP ltttt limit to 1 page* I 10 O 'tcloturt ot any potential conflict ol Inttrttt due to any other cl lent*, contract* or pro party mtorett* for thit proiect only Include a nolorlftd tleie men! certifying iha* no member ot your llrm owner Iivp man egameni or Hell hat veiled mtarett In any atpect ol or Depar Imonl ol Sam inole County II E ip re tlio n t ef mtorett mutt follow lor met «* outlined above or they will not bo contid ertd E ip roition ol Intoretl will bo evaluated utlng the advortited criteria F lrm t will bo not it led In writing at to whether they have been teiacted tor interview within two week* after tutomlf lal data Notice* tor Intorviaw will contain eiprott Siractiont Subteqvanlly, K rtm w ill be not>Iied In writing t t to "thorl lilting All protpoctivt p rtN ttw nalt ate hereby ceaflened not to contact any member ol the S e m in a l* County B e a rd o l C o u n t y C o m m itt loner * or m o m b o rt e l Ihe S e le ctio n Committee All contact* m ult be channeled through the Office ol Purchatlng F lr m t 0*tiring I* provide P ro fe itio n a l S erv icti above deter .bed thall tubmlt w* It) comet eipretliont el m tofeii containing all ot tha requalled I n lo rm a tlo n by 1 SS P M . W e d n e td e y Mey 11. I»»l Submietiont will be publicly o p e n e d In the O t l i c * o t Purchatmg IISI E F lrtl Street. Room W i ll Sontord Florida at It*# above appointed dal* and time Tha OTtkar who** 4uty it i t to open submissions w ill deed* when the ipacified time hat arrived and no eubmiMion* received thereafter will be can tutored Loto lubmlttfon* will be returned to tender unopened IF MAILINOSUBMISSION. M A IL TO P O Boa lit* Sontord. F L B i l l 1118 IF D E LIV E R IN G tUSM ISSION SIN PERSON DC L IT E R TO County Set v ire* Building 1IBIC F ir>1 Street Room (W ll* Sontord. F L M a rt outvdt ol envelope — P S SIB. A rc k it t c l lor E O C . Wednetdey May O 18BS 1 SO PM Per ton* are te n te d that. <1 they decide N appeal any de c it io n m ad* tt I k ll m eet mg,haarmg. they will need a recard al It** frectadtngt. and. tar tuch purpose they may need to enture that e verbatim record of me proceeding* tt mad* which record ncludet the tottr mdny and avtdwk* Upon which appoal it to b* bated JoAneiC Blackman.CPM P m cheewtg Director ItOIE First Street Sontord F L OFM M S S ) l l J A E i l 111 Publith May U. IMS O C F tB Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R T OF THE E I G H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCU IT SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FLO RID A CIVIL ACTION NO.i IIM Ik C A tt p 4A DOW L A W N S A V I N G S A N D LO A N A S S O C IA T IO N . **t . Plaintiff v* GU ST P P E T R ID E S . *t ua. *• al Defenden’ t NOTICE OF ACTION •HMSB TO R O B E R T B U R N S and PATRICIA BURNS, h it wito RESID EN C E UNKNOW N YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action to torectot* a mortgage on the following property in SEMINOLE County, Florida. Lot 1. B'ock C. N O RTH OR LA N D O T E R R A C E SECTIO N » O F UNIT 1. according to the plat thereof at recorded In Plot Book if. Peg* ST. ol ihe Public Record* ol Saminoto County. Florid* hat been tiled ogam il you and GUST P P E T R ID E S and LYN N M P ETR ID ES . hit wife and you are required to terve a copy ol your written detente* it any. to II on C H A R LE S R G E O R G E i l l Swann and Haddock. P A . P i a m n t r i a tto rn e y , w h ott mailing addrett It 111 Wetl Central Boulevard. Suit* 1100. P O Boa m O Orlando Florida IJtO) S*eS. on or twtor* the Und day ol Mey IMS end til* the original with fho Clerk of thit Court either before tarvlt* cm Plaintiff ! attorney or immedi alely thereafter otherwite * default will be entered agemtt you for the relief demanded In the Complaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and tool ol thit Court on the 11th day ol April IMS (SEAL) DAVID N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF TH E C O U R T Bt JeanBriHonl Deputy Clerk Publith April 11. IS Mey S. 11. IMS D E E If) I N T H t CIRCUIT CO URT O F THE E I G H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO t S f lt ] CAS* K H AR O LD l WEST and C ARO L A WEST. Ptolnbfft. JOHN W f YE end R O SEM ARY F Y E . Defendant* NOTICE OF S A L E NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that purtuanl to a Final Judg men! In lavor of H A R O L D L W EST and C A R O L A W EST, Plainliflt. dated Ihe lath day ot A p r i l , log*. In C a t e No S t s m C A O t K ol the Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and tor Seminole County Florida. In which JOHN W F Y E and R O S E M A R Y F Y E were Defendant* and H A R O L D L WEST and C A R O L A WEST. Plaintiff* I wilt tall to the higheil and bait bidder tor cath at the Wetl Front Door ol the Seminole County Courthoute in Sontord. S e m in o le C o u n ty. Florida at ll 08 o'clock A M . on Ihe llr d day el M ey. IMS. Ihe following detcrlbed properly tel forth In the Order ol F Inal Judgment Let A It Thai parcel e l land lying m Section IB. Townthia M South, Mange M B a it. Somme I* County, Florida, detcrlbed at follow* From Iha Southwell corner ol laid Sac Iion IB. run North M0 00 leal to a point on Ihe centerline ol the SO tool right ol way ol Oecaoie Rood thence run Eatl. IS 00 feet to the E e tl fish! of way lino ol told Otceola Road, theike run along the E a il right ol way line ol Otceola Road North ISO! 10 Net to Ihe P C ol a curve to tha right having a radiut ol *S1 M leal end e central angi# ol ISMJ’ lf ihence run along the arc ol taid Curve 111 it leal to the P T . thence run N U ‘ IJ'14" E , 1110 «B leet to tha P C ol a curve to the right, having a red iu t ol aSl 44 leal and a ce n tra l angle o l S4*)4'I4"i thence run along the arc ot laid curve 4)0 ft teat to the P T , thence run N g**araO ’ E, M0 00 teat to the Point ol tho Beginn ing thence run N geta) 40 ' E. 1)0 00 feet thence leaving the Southerly tight ol way hn# ol Otceola Road, run S 00*11W E. OtO 00 lee t, th e n ce ru n S 0**if co W. US 00 leal thence run N 00*1110 W eed 00 teal to the Point ol the Beginning Said property thall be told tubiocl to any oulttandmg Ilent or equ'liet not tortetoead In thit **DATED M A Y I. IMS D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk of In* Circuit Court Br Diane K Oakley Publication ol thit Notice on the Slh end ll*h day of M ay. IMS. 1 1 E toning Herald D I F 11 IN TH B CIRCUIT C O URT FOR tC M ItfO LB C O U N TY . F LO R ID A P R O R A TI DIVISION File Number 80 IOOCP IN RE (S T A T E OF GR ACE W P IER C E. Doc ** ted NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The e d m in ltlralla n *1 in* atlato el G R AC E W P IE R C E , d e c o a ttd . F ile N u m b e r 01100 CP. It ponding In tho C irc u it Court lo r Saminoto C o u n ty . F lo r iO o . P r a b o lt D ivisio n the a d d rett *0 which to P o ti O ffice Draw er C, Sontord. F lo rid a D i l l Tho n e m e t and addreieet f t the par to n a l rear* tentative and Ihe per tonal rep retantahvOO attorney ere tat torn* below A ll in l* r* tl* d p o r t e n t are required to hi* wilt* Mtit court. W l l MIN T H R E E M O N T H S O F T H E FIR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F TH IS N O T IC E I D a ll c lo tim a g a m tl to* ettato and 111 any o b le c t la n b y a n m l a r a t l e d pe rto n to Whom n o tic e w et m a n ed tool challenge* to* v a lid Hy el too will, too g u a iilk o lto n t of too pertonel rep reto n le rive ranuo. o- lu ritdlcTMn ot top court A L L CLAIMS A N D O B JC C TIONS NOT SO F I L E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication of to il Notice ha* begun an May 11. MBS Perianal Mepretenlellve r f ■'Carl Tala* MOO NW l l t l Avenue Ft Lauderdato Florid* 111 if Per tonal Rtpretantati ve I V David W Ci PA *11 Park Avenue N P O Boa t l l f Winter Pert, Fieri** JJtoJ Telephone IMS I bee *1)0 Publith M*y 11. If. IMS O I F 1* Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN A N O F O R SE M IN O LE C O U N TY . F LO R ID A P R O B A T E DIVISION CASE NO: N r a C l IN R C t E S T A T E O F THOMAS H W ILCO X. Sr . Dect*ted N O TIC E OF AD M IN ISTRATION TO A L L P E R S O N S HAVING C LA IM S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T TH E A B O V E E S T A T E A N D A L L O T H ER PERSO N S I N T E R E S T E D IN SAID E S T A T E YOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D t h a t Ih e ad ministration ol to* ettato ol Thomat H W ilco i Sr., de c44ted File Number I* 111 CP. It pending In to* Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida, Pvcbato Divitton. the addrett ol w hich It S e m in o le County Courthouse Sontord Florida. »nt Tha perianal rtpretantati ve of toe ettato it Edward L W lko i. wheat addrett It I Ethel Street. R.chatter New York leeOt The nam e and a d d r e t t o l the pertonel representative t *1 torney are tel forth below All portent having ctolmt or demand* agam it to* ettato ere req u ired . W I T H I N T H R E E MONTHS F R O M TH E DATE OF TH E FIR ST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS N O TIC E , to III* wlto to* clerk of to* above court a written ttatomenl of any claim or demand they may have Etch Ctolm m ull be In writing and mult Indicate to# boil* tor Ihe claim, to* ram * and addrett of too creditor or hit agent or a tto rn e y , and Ihe amount claimed II to* claim I* not yel due. Iha date whan If will become due thall be tille d If toe claim I* tecured. to* tecurl fy then be d e tcrlb e d The claimant thall deliver tu Hie lent copie* ol tho claim to the ctork to enabto to* ctork to mall on* copy to each per tone l repre •eniah ve All perton* Interested In to* ettato to whom a copy of to!* Nolle* ol Administration hat b**n m a ile d a r t required. W ITH IN T H R E E M O N T H S FROM T H E O A T E OF THE F I R S T P U B L I C A T I O N OF THIS NO TICE, to III* any ob lechont they may have tool challenge toe validity ol to* decedent * will, to* qualltka Hon* ol the pertonel rtpr* ten tative, or Iha venue or jurisdiction ol Ihe court Edward L Wilton. At Perianal Rapretontallv* of to* Eilat* ol Tfe m a i M Wlicom. Sr . Deceived A T T O R N E Y FOR PERSO N AL R E P R ES EN TA TIV E Curley R Dolllo, E squire 100* 0 Br adlor d Court fellatio it**, Florida THO) <M*I MS USB Publish Mey S. II. IMS D E F 11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO ; *4 lit * C A O IO N E E L Y B U ILT STR U C T U R ES . INC , a FlorIda corporelion P lainlltt. BLU E RIBBON B U ILD ER S . INC .aFleridacorparaiion . Oeiendanl NOTICE O F SALB Pleat* be advitod tool an Mey 14. IM L between 11 08 * M and I * PM al toe Wetl Freni Door of to* Seminole County C our to juse In Sontord Florid*, the Cler* of to* Circuit Court In and far S e m in o le C ou n ty. I lor Ida will conduct Ih* Judicial Sal* ol certain real property hereinafter described pursuant lo a Final Judgment entered In to* above relerenced action on April 14. IMS and laid properly it drier Ibed at loHPwt. lo wll lo t 41. Creek* Bend accord ing lo Ih* p lat thereof at recorded In P it ! Book 11. Pegei tt and *1. Seminole County. Florida D A T E D this 1*1 day ol Mey, IMS IS E A L I D AV IO N B E R R I E N At Clerk ol told Court By Otan* K Oakley A* Deputy Ctork Publish Mey S, 11. IMS DEF M IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO B* 141* CA II O G R E G A N IE N H U IS A N O OR WANDA l N IE N H U IS A N O C A R E Y N BOS AN D OR H E L E N R A S K A BOS PtainllMt. TYRON E WILLIS. Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO TY R O N E W ILLIS. II alive, and H dead h it unknown tpouta. hair*, devisees grantee* credi lor*, end a ll o l tho parhei claiming by and through under or again*! him. and tha saver al and r a t p a c llv a unknow n attign*. tu ccetto n in intoretl. Hutto**, or any other purton claiming by. through, under or against eny cor per el Ian or legal entity named at a defendant and all claimant* parson* or parhot. natural or c o rp o v ’* or what* a t a c l lagai H a lu t i* untnown claim ing undtf any al to# above named or dttanbod defendant* or parties or claim ing to her* any right, title *r intoretl In and to too land* hortoftor detcrlbed YOU A R E N O T IF IE D tool an action *e quiet till* to* following property m Seminole County. Florida La** 11 and M. ol Bloc* H. of SECOND R E F L A T of TRACT 1* ol SA N LA N D O SPRINGS. Sominoi* County. Florid*, ec carding to Rial toartof recorded in Flat Book B. page A ol to* P u k lk Record* of Sominoi* County F lend* hat boon hied again*I you and y*u are required to terve a copy of your written d*ton le t ll any. to il an C A R E Y N BOS ES Q U IR E . P la la lillt ' attorney, whoa* addreti it Pott Office Bet le t !. O n a n d a . F lo rid a n*W telephone number i JOS f let M ir an or baton Jun* A i*U. and Hto to* anginal mm the ctork of tot* court either before tor vice an plaintiff*’ al torney or Immediately toereal tor otherwise a default will be entered agalntl you lor Iha n i q f demamtod In to* com ptoiM or pot H ton D A TE D O N M A Y 1 IMS (SEAL) D A V ID N B E R R I E N At C lor b of to* Court ■ r JaonBr.ltonl At Deputy Ctork Publith May L 11. IB. M IMS D C F It 71—Help Wanted N O TIC E UND ER FICTITIOUS N AM E LAW N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that toa undersigned desiring to •"gag* In buiinett under to# ficbtlou* name of C R E A T IV E I N S U R A N C E S P E C IA L IS T S . INC at number 111 Wett F lrtl Street. In to* City of Sanford. Florid*, intend* lo register to* said name wlto to* Ckr* el to* C ir c u i t C o u rt ot S em inole County. Florid* D e le d a l M em p h is. Ten nett**, to il U n d d*r ol April. IMS E H CRUM P O F FLO R ID A . INC !*•' W Barton Mallory. Ill, A ttt Secy Publish M ay S. II. It 1*. IMS DEF n NOTICE The Annual Report ol !h* Dud* Foundation tor tot yeor ended December )|, |tk4 will be available tor impaction *1 A Dud* A Son* Inc . Oviedo (Stavta). Florida during regular butinet* hour * 11 00 * m lo 5 00 P m I on May II. IMS. a I too request ol any clllltn * R* q u ttti should be directed to in* Foundation Manager Mr A Dud*, J r „ *1 to* above addrett Publish (May 11. IMS O E F IS IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. E I G H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T . IN A N D F O R S EM IN O LE CO U N TV. F L O R ID A CASE N O U 1141 CA 44 E IN RE TH E M AR R IAG E OF E D W A R D ALV IN JOHNSON SR Husband and M A R G E N E T T E FORD JOHNSON W) it NO TICE OF ACTION TO M A R G E N E T T E FORD JOHNSON *41 Live Oak She*' Scherir. Tt>a*18<S4 YOU AR E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D tool an action lor Dissolution ol M arriage ha* been bled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defense* it any, on R O B E R T M MORRIS Esquire Petitioner s attorney, whose ot tic* addrett ll tlS Wett ISIh Street. Sanford Florida end who** mailing adddrevt it P oll O tlic* D raw er M Senlord Florida m i l on or before to* 1st day of June IMS and til* the original with to# cler* Of this court either before v e n u e on Petitioner * attorney or Immt diately thereafter, otherwite e default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the petition W ITNESS my hand and the teal ol this Court on to* |kd day of April. A D IMS ICO URT S E A L ! DAVID N B E R R IE N Clerk ol tho Courl by /%/ Cheryl R Franklin A* Deputy Clerk Publish April 11. It May 1. II. IMS D E E las IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E I O H I E E N T H JUDICIAL C I R C U I T OF S E M I N O L E C O U N TY , FLO RIO A CASE NO IS *81 CA 11 P A L F R E D O D t L A T T I 6 E A U O I E R E and JU ANITA L O tL A T T I B E A U O I E R E . Piainblt* JESSIE BRADLEY. PLEDDIS n M A O L f V EUGENE A BR A M I JR HORACE L C L A I R E . C I L I A M C L A IR E . M A R Y G L E N N and C H AR LIE G L E N N , tic *1*1 Oeiendanl* NOTICE OF ACTION TO Q U IE T TIT L E TO JESSIE B R A D LEY address untnown. PLEDDIS BRADLEY, address untnown, E U G E N E ABRAMS JR addrett unknown H O R A C E L C LAIRE addrett unknown. C I L L A M C LAIR E, eddrett unknown. M A R Y G L E N N address un C H A R L IE G LEN N revs unknown NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N to Ih* above nomad person* If alive and il deed thou tmtnown vtxA.se heir*, deviteet gren loot creditort and all other porbet claiming by, through under or ogaintl them, and all un tn ow n natural person* II alive, and il dead or not known lo be deodar abva. their sever*1 an d r a t p a c llv a unknow n spouses hair*, de, seet gran lo ts and creditor* or other parlies claiming by, through or under toot* untnown natural portent, and too taveral and respective unknown etilgn*. tuccetkort in inttrttt, but!*** or eny other person* claiming by through under or against any lagai entity named at a defendant and all claimant*, portent or parbof natural or corporate, or who** tract legal tfa lu t it unknown, claiming Of d escrib ed defendants or portlet claiming to hat* any nghl lilt# or Intorttl in and to tha land* hereafter ot scribed that toa Plaintiff*. A L F R E D G D # L A T T I B E A U D I E R E and J U A N I T A L OeLAT T iB E A U D I E R E have bled a Com plaint to Quiet Title lo c « r t a l n la n d * la c a la d In Saminoto County. Florida ec q u irtd by tha P le ln tllti by virtue of the Tar Dead from tho County ot Sominoi*. Slat* ot F tor id*, recorded July It. IM 1 in Official Record Book 1*7) Pag* 00*1. Public Record* *1 Saminoto County, Florid*, told r o a l p r o p e r t y being m a r t p orlkutorly date r ibod at LoH 10. II. and ■]. Lying Watt of Railway. Bloch I. Lockhart* Subdivision, a t racardad in Property Boo* S. Pag* IB. ec cordmg to to* public record* ot SominoM County. Florid* YO U AR E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D toot you ora r* quired to servo a copy ot your answer or dalantat to to* Com plaint upon to* Palitianar’t at torney Harry L lam b. J r . P E R R Y & LAM B P A . I ll Norm Farn Croat Avenue Or land*. Florid* DM ), end III* to* ortgiAdl ontwar. Ottont*. or pleading at to* office of too Ctork of m* Circuit Court, an or bafor t to* Itrd day at May. IMS. A O If you tail to do to. e Dqlault Judgment will b* taken egeintt you lor to* raltol da mended Rk to* Cantatami D A T E D at Sontord Saminoto Comity. Florida Put lam day of April. A O IMS D A V I D N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT C O URT Br Ds*n*K Oat toy at Oopufy Ctork Publish April 11. IB May i. II. IMS OCE I d CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole 322-2611 a d m i n is t r a t iv e asst ACCO UN TIN G C L E R K SECRETARY K E Y PUNCHER W AN 0O PER ATO R C L E R K TYPIST CRT OPERATORS Immediate attfgnmanft avail tb R in la t a Mary and San tore Are* Call AM atl Tvmp* rary Soavtcea. 1DIB8B.______ O rlan d o - W in te r Park 031-9993 C L A S S IFIE D D E P T . RA TES 1 tim e ........................ 67C a line HOURS 3 consecutive times 61C a line 8:30 A.M. ■5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Nocn 7 consecutive times 5 2 C a line 10 consecutive times 4 6 c a line Centric! Rites Avaiteble 3 Lines Minimum Aran tfwayt hiring * man Call im m rd u 'fly SIS m i. m m i Babytutlng In M y Horn# Ages* A I bat hrt p I Ask For Lisa J lS e e if Cap* Canaveral F irm needs people who wan! te be their awn best W lllfre in SIX) part bm* SASBtull time JJ1 S10) DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday - 11:00 A.M . Solurday 13—Card of Thanks Child Car* Worker with decu monied rip e r lance end refer ernes W* era eipandmg end need dqd'tetod people to add •e o u r s t a f f A c c e p t in g applications and return** t AM to )1 AM. M F Interviews will be tel up for qualified parsons No phono cellt Gin gar bread House ISM E lm Ava 33—Real Estate Courses THANK YOU W* with to thank you for your kind end beautiful tip rattlo n t of sympathy • ■fended tout during the illness end death eteuf beloved Stephanie Ann a Attaclionaity known at ’Paanuf” Sincerely. Butch. Sandy Shannon end Sleety Wisdom Remember Jrtu t Loves You and ta de we ' 15—In Mcmorlam MEM0RIJUI RICHARD ALLEN On* year age yew want tw ty I'll never terpel the! Mathers Day I lev* end m m yaw my Darling San Together we ll b* whan tur Tetken Earth !t den* MOTHERS DAY MAY IS. IMS) Betty Sheafs B Family 73—Lost & Found U l f TOth SI 1 Gftndvl#* « r u «rhit« totki*i«l May I T»*m pot m u m LO ST S m a ll w hit* s p lit Female, fag* B collar Lott May I Otfeen arte Reward 111 04)I, days OT SMB, aval Lott Otfeen Fermton area m it td hound male, *0 Ibt . brown w black toddle while chett. ear tattoo, blue nylon cottar M iu in g ter appro* 1 waekt. Fam ily pet 8JI f i l l 25—Special Notices CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Mr. Stork's vltH rneket Ser e Ittetim# el me met set. gift! B *111 Cell Ltwda n t w i lt Earn great gifN In AAay Have a T u p p a rw a r* P a r ly C a ll B a rh e ra M iw o Ja fto r e Ot * M A R Y KAY CO tM BTIC S a Skin car* end celer ftolr CONNIR.........................ItS 11*4 27—N ursery * Child Care B4bytllbng Infant* te 1 yrt m a in Child Cera in my horn* Any age Off at 411. Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park H I BMB E iceltonl Child Ctr* Mon Frl SW a weak, meal Included Sanford Area 111 M lt E ■par tone ad Baby Siftar for 11* yr o ld Your Mom# I Pr* tor ably Sanford Ot lean ere* From * » AM to 4 X) PM Plenty el TLC t*0 per wk Pleat* call after. 8 J8 PM. M l M il__________________ Mother will car* tor children In my home Good nutritious tg fenced yard H I Summer day Comp For a 11 yr o ld t Eacts weak Include* Swimming, bowling, staling movies sports, arts B crattt end com puter skills C a ll H I Balt tor information 31—Privit# Instructions Swimming Lvttant 5«gin M e , 1 INS Jeckto Caoto. Call in u n legal Notice IN T N I C O U N T Y C O U R T . SE MI NOL E COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASK NO IS 81)4 S P I ) M E G A T R E N D P R O P E R T IE S . INC P ia in b lt. vt T K W H ITEA G LE Oeiendanl NOTICE OF ACTION TO T K W H IT EA G LE 4M North Water Slreel Black River Falla. Wisconsin You are hereby notified tool an action hat been tiled agamtt you In Ih* C o u n ty C o u rt, S tm ln o l* C o u n ty, F lo r id a , Summary Claims Division You ore required to appear before Judg* Wallace H Hall, a Judge at Put Courl at IS 18 A M June ). IMS. Seminal* County Courthouse City Hall Courtroom Sanford. Florida, to answer to* statement el claim Iliad herein Any written answer •r ether pleading* mutt bo Iliad with toe Clerk of tot* Courl and copies thereof furnished to too Ptausbfl at c/o William Glenn R a y . J r . E t q . 181 South W attm ani* D riv e Suit* P. Altom antoSpring*. Fl 11114 Upon r*ur tellur* to appear an th* above indicated data, a da laufl may b* enter ad agamtt you tor to* raltol demanded its to* ttatomenl of claim WHneet my hand and th* Officio' 1**1 af thit Court in S a n fo rd . Seminal# C ounty Florid* this 11th day at April. r D A V IO N BERRIEN. CLERK CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. SANFOflO FL By L ind * W right Deputy C ork Publith II INS April It. M B May S. D E E let 4 -a a a a g -a ■ * te . in t o S u n d a y . M a y II. I B B J - S B E v e n in g H e r a ld . S a n f o r d . FI. Legal Notice i 4* y e 4 -y - Child Car* Taach en Full B part lim a positions available Pr* school end after school children and or child devai o p m tn t p r e f e r r e d Apply Sem inal* C h ild C a r* It* Seminole Avenue Lh Mary M F Call 10AM 1PM only m it u ______ CLASSIFIED A D V E R TIS IN G W* are looking ter the right per son to fill an Important p e t i t i o n In o u r I n s id e cle ttifled departm ent Th# d u tie s I n d u d t ty p in g in edve'b ting on our computer* (SOW P M minimum) selling new advertisers and general office work Th* applicant should have a good working knowledge of th* Engllth Ian guag*. aicellanl typist, good telephone voice and pleasant par tonality This is a full tlm# position To apply Sand r* sum# to Mr Adkins. Evening Herald M0 N F ranch Av* . P O f)o> ta il Sontord. Fl* J l l l l ta il You may alto stop in *1 th* Evening Herald and fill outers application E O E C LE RICA Li TV FIST Good typing general ottka *• parlance Large co P t r m i nonlpotibont Never ate* I ThmktfSf of fling a R u l E ilit t L K r n u ? Ml» iW ff Prm •ntf (8NtMtw»vl Tr tiffing f Call OHh m 'Vicki fvr i i l i t i t 4711*47 m i M I v i 77* 1150 Ktyat *4 . Inc It Y w t i l8 » » r> fK il 55—Business Ooportunities Own A B eevtllal Children t Shop Ottkflng tho latest In lathlont ’ Health Tet *ltod •Levi 'Lee 'C hic 'Jordach* ‘ Bu tler Brown end many more Furniture accessories end lo y t by G e rb e r end Nod A Way II4.M 0Io SI1.W0 Include* beginning Inven lory training lit lu r e t grand opening promotions and round trip air tar* tor two Prestige fashions Ml m i n i *1 11 TH E O N I P RICE SHOE STORE it coming le Senlord Nol * franchise no up Irani feet Total investment lest then b t w Thit it a business opportunity you have been looking tor Call M r Goodwin TEMP TERM.............774^1341 C O M M E R C IA L D R A FT S M A N E t p e r ia n c e d a r c h it e c t u r a l dratftperton with commercial background a mutt Etcaliani pay start Immediately Call 111 H R Sontord area Abieti Tamp Services No ft* toe nr sail 41—Money to Lend Bw tlnatt C a p ital 1)0 800 lo tt 000.000 and over P O Bo* Iff] Winter Pk F la )1T«0 Counter Tap Ftbricetor Im mediate lull bm* openings E ■penanced helpful, but will •rain Apply III parson GCL Products !4f Power Court Sanford Indutlnal Perk 71—Help Wanted AAA EMPLOYMENT WE’RE STILL HERE CR t OPERATOR Data entry eapenenc* tor per menent positions With growth potential Never a feel TEMP PERM.............774-1341 ANO Dtlfcw y/ ColH*t7of M uti hftvt valid Fl# O fivtr* L it wltH good d fltin e TKoed No »«P* Fi«nc« M f R t u t y tmIII train Call m l i U _____________ irs m * 28 YEARS writ UNOLR NEW MANAGMENT DRAmPIRJON OF F aper lanced Irs m ech anical drawing, capable ot working with layouts and good knowl edge of shop math Call 111 4B4I. Dominic N[W EXCITING CAREERS! Drivers WinNtd l( yrs or older Own Car B insur S4 S4 per hr Domino t P in * 111 SOW WITH t o r s DON'T WAIT DRIVERS WANTED CALL PAT OR DENNY 323-5176 TODAY! CRUISE SHIP JOBS! Great Income potential All oc cupallont For information call D i l l la ila M *>t tM ACCOUNTING C L E R K S E ■penance In accounts payable r e c e iv a b le * , o r p a y r o ll Computer ea p en en c* pr* ferred Permanent petitions Never a tool TEMP PERM______ 774-1341 Acrylic Appiicaton needed to apply protective coating on cart, boats and planet SS to III per hour W* train For work in Sanford area call __ Tampa 111 8881111 ASSISTANT M A N A G E R Th* Bodr Shop. Sanford Plata hat Immedi a I* opening for position above If you are cre a tiv e , e g g re ttlv * . and ambibeut. have #1 Matt I year retail ••penance, talt could be Ihe career move you her* weifed for The Body Shop Management personnel r# taire th* bat I In talary, in c a n t l y a t . d is c o u n t a n d advancement Apply in perton "IM H fe W W m - M utl have strong tacrotarial abilities accounting back ground, and mutt be able to hondl* prattur* Eecailant pay. Immediato tfarf parma nant opportunity Call M l 1**0 today I Abtotl Temp Service! No Fee Senlord Auto Auction It looking lor reliabi* A dependable pao pie to work driving cert A t r u c k s t h ro u g h a u ctio n Hours Thurtdert Only From II AM to 4 PM Applicants mutl 18 yrt or older, have valid Fla O r lv e r t License and m utl know how to drive standard thifl vehicles This a a per tec I |ob lor the retired porton Pay will be MOO an hour Apply in person *t tho Sontord Auto Auction H I) W Flrtt St . Mwy ee In Sontord See John between • AM B 4 PM. Mon Wed Earn eatr* cath while you open young mind* World Boot Childcrati. a loader In educe bon sales is eipending in the Deltona Sanford area Com ptoto training conducted in a location near your home Part or full bm* pot<Iions arail able E O E C a ll Downing B rr *nM »4l ;ge s im Electric tan m utl have license, tools B transportation Good opportunity M l 1801__ EX EC U TIV E S E C R E TA R Y Front o fllc t. phone* bung, trying helpful Permanent potibont Never a fee' TEMP PERM........ 7741341 E «p in sign repair B malnle nance Journeymen alec In (Ian preferred M cClerd Sign Co Santcrc. K t m a i l ) FASHION M O D I i i W A N T E D Wort with latJsiun designer and local bouiiquo t TV commor ctata, catalogs Fu ll or part time A ll age* and all htigtslt No t a p t r le n c t n a ca ita ry 4)1 tow A ir Conditioning M echanics Servke B Installation Salary bated an a ip a rltn c * . plus its MS >11 4S4) Federal. Slate Cm! Jots NowAmiable AJRUNES NOW HIRING GROUNDS, PARIS A RECREATIONS COORDINATOR Rotor vattonfils. ttew ardettei and ground craw positions available Coil ta )» to * « 4 l C o lli 418 tat 4)04 for Infer 14 hrt tor Befalls la h r t A L L T Y P E S JOBS START WORK NOW I I 4 * • r f o r t * I 4 • 4 •tofattt POWCC “ *I HI Report ready tor work ot 4 AM 4BT W Itl SI Sontord H I D M Applications now being accepted tor lull tins* catenae Apply in partan at Lima Food Town Star**. MB lake Mary Bird EOB__________________ ASSEMBLERS h e r 8 I to erork In Modern Manufacturing Plant Starting pay ta U lh f Mutt ho a Strang relia b le w orker wilts own transportation Never a to* I TEMP PERM____ 7741344 A S S E M B L E R S a t B J I a a Hr. a 11 permanent petitions In Mod orn Mtg Plant Strong, own transportation Perm anent peed lent Never a to* I d IBM D ISPLAY W R ITER b L A N I E R *r o WANG Graduation from an accredited college er uniroralty with a degree in recreation phyitcel education, p o rts adminittr* bon or rtiatod ftotd and Two 11) years • «per ionce Us th* p lanning, im plem en tation , supervision and odminitir* Iwn of tocrottonel and porks m * ln l* n # c t d * v * !tp m * n l programs or an acpiiaratonl combination of totaled Nam ing end u y e r e n c t Agpiy br NOON M A Y MBS. Seminole County! P ersonnel O lllc e . County S a ru lia t BulMbfto. l l t l ■ Itt SI. Sontord. F l Aopbcahan* given and at copied Monday through F rl day. t 18 AAA to NOON Equal O p p o r t u n it y E m p lo y e r Ve'rens Preference Giron on lisiftol M ir*_____ ______ LABORERS ASSEMBLERS WAREHOUSE WORKERS Assignment* ovpitobto in Sen Ip rB L e t # M e r y *nd LengwePd are* N* la* ABIetl T em p o rary Sorvk* TEMP PERM........ 7741341 | »1J># **»P 1 �71—Http W anted R if'S , L P tfS , homo cart tients Part area Call additional lee l i t W L A B O R ! M l- Strong reliable, general laborers needed tm modlately Different location* Phono end transportation o m utt Novoroloo *PC'r KELLY SERVICES SW2J31 MMA Needed toy of oncology pa time In Santoed Immediately foe Information. No SALESCLER K N allen ol Baeuty Supply Co Exca'lent banotils Fu ll lime No Sundays Experience In retell or cosmetology helpful For Interview, cell 11* M X Sevt/W ey Beauty Supply. Long wood area L A B O R ( it G eneral lobortrt needed tor Moody work In the Sanford A O t lo n d ore# Coll lo d o y 1 111 IfO D A b lo t l T e m p Services Ho loo___________ L o o t M ery Polk# Depf net an opening lor # Public Solely Secretory Mutt he«e legal experience, ercelten! typing . shorthand and tiling eh tilt will be required Salary ll] .7 t ) a n n u a lly D e a d lin e f o r eppllcottont elll be May 77. I t ll Apply Lobe Mery City H all. Ita N Country Club R d . L a ta M ary f ie tilt* be Iween t oclock AM and a X PM , Monday thru Friday An E q ual Opportunity E mployer SECR ETA R Y/CLER KS 10 O P E N I N G S TY P IN G . PH O N ES GOOD A P P E A R A N CE AND N E E O S TR AN S P O R T A T IO N C A L L B ILL S T E P H E N S la* Sioal_______ SECURITY 0FFICIERS Worlds ta r get I most progressive Security Service Is seeking bath lull and pert time oilk left tor positions al peathgiout locations In the Orlando Area O t scalier! Pay O All Uniforms. Equipment F urnltfted e Escetlent Benelit Program o Paid Me|or Medlcol A III# Insurance o Excellent Advencemem Opportunities Maintenance Man Weeded A lto mechanically inclined pertont tor ettem bly work A one person needed ollh minimum exp lor top thop Hotpltaliia Hon, bonus vacation, boll dayt Apply Formltex, Inc , Port ot Sanford. Lata Monroe P H ot I I _____________ Maintenance Malura person needed to touch up. caulk, grout A do minor repair to room* Apply In person M F , 10AM to II noon. Deltona Inn I t at Deltona E xlt Apply by tolling Irom * AM to 1 PM. Monday thru Friday. Burns International Security Service. 305IHI251 Mature Individuals needed at long term / thort b rio toe the rly TLC.Inc m 10*1 M oturo. responsible w altrott needed Experienced with Italian food Apply Carlo's Mellon Ratlauront. 1000 S French Avenue Equal Opportunity E m pieyer SKILLED LABORERS MACHINE OPERATORS AND TOREMAN AVO N lARM IM O lW O W IIt O P E N T IR A ItO B IE IN O W III n i M i i o c n t se n To do telecommunications work fo r i s s i l l l con tra cto r lo Southern Ball Pleat# send resume lo Danella Corpora lio n . S it W a sh b u rn R d . Melbourne Fla J1*H or call I kOO 171 If** Need Inexperienced tamale or male to loom ceramic tile Intiaiiatlont Hard work, but a chance to loom good Irode John. A M Tile Contractor* m ivo* S T A Y AT HOME Make leie phone appointment! Good pay and bonus, plus la* *0*1 anytime Needed J people ot once No experience necetiery Work w ith S a n fo rd b ra n c h o f Florid a Company We w ill train those people accepted on bails of vocational aptitude test M u ll he able to stort w u rh I m m e d ia t e ly a n d manage on flat a nee* oe do not apply Call » l *4X0, Monday. S AM to Noon Only I HI f D IO IM M ED IA TELY Dispatcher for Seniord (on t ra d labor ottka Will train llM M O .o r m a i n ________ WORD P RO CESSO R IS lo M per hour Immediate openings Permanent post Ifont Never e tee! e IBM D ISPLAY W R ITER 0 LA N IER ec e W AN G TINT PE»M_______774-1141 I LABO R ER S NE C D C D Be peri Monday rtady lor work *170 lo start See Sieve at F loo World from I to 1_______ f S A LE S PERSO N S E X P E C T SaOO A W E E K Immediate Income tor career minded persons Cell Florida Job Semes 171 n n ________ 73—Em p lo ym en t W anted Orange City I Of 1 bd'm *11* >1*1 Utilities included First. las*. ♦ security tw o m ail* M A Y SPECIAL I 4 1 bdrm Irom *310 Lose Ada Flexible lease 171 MM Sarfotd Court Apitlmenti STUDIOS t R O R M ) BDRM F L E X IB L E LEASES Santer CftIttn Discount 323-3301 I Bdrm Apartment downtown area Cemplart privacy. 1)00 mo H i *XH I Bed- m Children 4 per ac cipfed S7S0 a mo S700 Dtpos 11,111 001 1 ____ ___________ tm Room in pfjv hem# toe r# ipentibi# per ton Downtown #r#A Kile hen Pr lv IM wi« WtodOt jllutMttt— f l l i 104 SANFORD F u rnith#d roomi by r*i# w##h Rtaten#bi# r#t#» M iu fw rv it# c « it n i4 ) o ; I 7FM m P i l m i f l o A v * m i SAVE R#nV Mow ind En|i#f 1 Th*t Limited Vp#d«i; C fitrfy f Hio#nf 43—Rooms fo r Rent Room for r t n f for working person in p r l v f t f t hom # Klfchan p r M I# g »«. * # «* • < & m#td i#rvlc« MO w##k 17J I Mrm 1Rath Apartmtnti ONLY................... $419. )M ffn , >4#4*i alaa a«»iUW4 W/ Otcoratie# Wall C avtrinfL Butlf l«i >— Meat#. Flafltf •f lf#r#f#. W ish4f/Drytr Haa* up. and Carper 1 W a ta rM i A c ttfIN B AM B O O CO VE APTS. MO E A ir poet Blvd PH ONE 111 *a». H I M l Efficiency tram H U me Oteceent tor Senior CIIItem 47—A p artm en ts Furnished / Rent MA5UI1S COVE........323 7400 T ire d a l Job Hunting t C a ll F u tu re s th e y h a v e hundreds ot lob openings lor those whs want lo work oft i n L o v t ly I b d r m C o m p le te privacy HO wfc . plus >2*0 tec f month lees* H I UP* or O C L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no at parlance necessary Fu ll time Good starling pay H I XW0 Nk*ly lurnished I bdrm apt, all ulllillof paid. 1 blocks from down town, singles only, no pels 111 Wl*. loovo massage n ifttf_________ Hospilol a ■pec (xnc a preferred In IV A d d f t lv r . U n it D o t * Systems Apply W Volusia M em orial Heapllal. M l W Plymouth Avenue. OeLand. Fla R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H E LP E R S , C L IR K I. CRT O P E R A T O R ! - Im m a d la f* openings Good pay tcalas c a ll a n a m N O W i PHONE WORK W E L O I R S Car 11had Excellent pay Kales Call today a fl aXB____________ T r u c k O rtv a r D e liv e r y Warehouse. Janitorial Musi have excellent driving record Heavy pockeges to llff Calery Pr Inflng Co 171I H I __ f MUH PLANT N e e d a a p s r lo n c o d y o rd foreman Only quallllad need apply i m a n W A N O O P ER A TO R Openings In la ke Mary No lee C a ll A b lt ll T e m p o ra ry S a r v lt a s jll 7**0 TEMP PERM............774 114S Wanlad Someone with truck or van fo deliver newspapers on Sunday only Call 111 laa; L a b o r e r s N e e d e d N o w ! Report To Our Sanford Office L A B O R F O R C E m t I* OAIIV PAY Ready For Work At 6 a.m. 407 W . 1st St. 321-1590 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent DeIrene's Ird Arta Ibdrm . t "i bath One child welcome l year lease U » mo III. lost 4 t» 0 lecurltY )'* ITS* e e e IN DE LTONA a x e e x H O M ES FOR RENT x e ___ x e *71 l i W i x RIDGEWOOO ARMS APIS. Limited Timt Only ‘ l o t i F ir »! Month* Rtnf 2M0 Ri<ty#*oori A y# Sanford Fla CALL 12) MW .......... ........ 171*441 Monday thru Friday f to } X) Satordt#y from 10 to J 121—Condominium Rentals 105— Duplex- Triplex / Rent A V A IL A R L E 7 bdrm/l bx'x carpo* opplioncos screened potto, laundry *MO M l M i l Ib drm . 2 bath. Brandr t i l l month Sal 747* ________ ac a?) i l i a Duplex tor rent Cedar Ave I bdrm 1 bath, carport, inside utility, energy efficient U D mo plus teeticity Phone 17* 7Sat iH er 1____________ Condo Sendiewood V illa s 1 Bdrm 7 Bath washer dryer kitchen appliances, screen porch, poof Adults MS* mo tl*t Security Ooy MlfHKI Ere M l teal O u p lx i 7 bdrm c a rp o rt, p r iv a t e patio , fa n . law n service *71* m j 77* is*7__ MOUNTAIN HOME near Hen decsonyille. N C Call IM 1*17 lor d etails___________ UtNDSTOCK BROKERS 365 3712.................. Anjlimt. J bdrm qui#t. todudtd W V mo pfy* \V\ *#(u^»ty Avail #bi# imm#di*»«fy tti NW 2 or 1 bdrm n#*tf r#mod#l#d f i l l L«ur«l Ari"u» 142S monlh p*ut *#<MYl1y Rtf#r »wc»t rogmlffd 121 MOO ) bdrm . I bam No pat* U l t month Appiianct* inctwdNMl IJ) *t*l __________ bdrm J bam |4V)p#rmo U M 4 dopotif No rt l r tgtralor 172 m l Happy M o th e r 's Day to the B e st M o m In G e o rg ia . W ith lo t s o f lovel Penny G C h a rle s To My M o m , who Is a ls o m y Hest F tle n d . Love Y ou l ' B re n d a V ir g in ia H u ffm a n of C h a r le s t o n , W . V a . We are a ll s o p ro u d of y o u * lo v e y o u s o m u ch . M i s s y o u o n t h is M o t h e r ’ s D a y , W ayne, S u e , J o e G T o n ia thank y o u for being the W o rld 1! G re a test Mom . I love yo u vety m uch. Peg gy K . NOW LEASING CALL 322-1051 127— O f f ic e R e n t a ls Wanted Approximately 1000 sq ft finished office spore In Seniord Lonowood M J0 M ' laootoft 1*00 per mo plus tax a calling tans. Brick 4 Cedar I n t e r io r w a lls Bob M Ban J ' . P A . Realtor M l an* N E W SM YRNA BE A C H 7 7 bdrm opts turn/ p r ix p o o l'b o s r d w alk lo beach F ro m tXTO'wk Islets* 141—Homes For Sale LANDSTOCX BROKERS 113—Storage Rentals 3553712.............Rnrtiew. BATEMAN REALTY Mini Hirihousei L k R#«l E»t«t# brobtr no b up.................... m o n o MUST SELL urxf#r FHA *p pr*itdll v#c#*1 J bdrm I b*»h N«« kttchtn. b#th & root f#nc*d b*(* t*rporf A r**l * TOR AGE TR AILER* Far an site cestttrucf ten. etc Wllce tales 471 ttta M l ttl* 11)400 114—Real Estate Management SAN FO RD 4 gr*** S tub *cr#%. C'#*^d A iiu m t mgrfg#§#* AUtng LSI 000 Oebery Lease. Valt er Rent 1 bdrm , I 11 bath family room utility, a k . lanced pool corner lot. laVO First, las* 4 security sad 1M7 ) bdrm 1 bath completely re furbUbtd nice #*tibh*h#d neighborhood Walk to thop ping Owner wHl h#lp |S4 900 #A HA&A60, IN'DOONftm MotHetJHc. *06*5 o f me I a n day* OF S a iyw y ie s fil/ FOR R E N T ! 1 Bdrm 7 Bain Cende In lendiexteod Villas with washer/dryer, dithwasb er. and mere ter enty *171 per men lb I Far meet into call Alan Jehnsew at IM lai* A P L E A S U R E ! I Bdrm 1 Bath deuble wsde Mobile Heme to I a c ra tl Spin Bdrm plans. Eat in Kitchen, greet reeml U * ,M IM M A C U L A T E ! J Bdrm 1 bans Name in great family neighberheedi Central air 4 h e a l, p e a l, la n ced y a rd ! ssi M* BEST B U Y ON M A R K E V I I Bdrm I B M h heme with E e l in K ilch em , FlrtRlace. centyal air 4 heel, ell new kitchen, porch! Iia.aoo G R E A T B U S IN E S S OPPO R TUN ITVI Greet lecatleot Beer and Wine License in eluded! Owner will contnfer •arms e l 1*N dawn with P M M at l«% payable men thlyl t i l so* WILL B U ILD TO SUIT! YOUR LOT OR OURSI EX C LU S IV E A G E N T F O R W IN IO N O D EV C O R P . A C E N T R A L FLO R ID A L E A D E R ! MORE HOME FO R LESS M O N E Y ! C A L L TO DAYI O O E N E V A O S C E O LA RD * EO N EO FO R M O BILES! I Acre Country tracts Wxll treed an pared Rd 7* S Dawn I* T r i ot U N I From III.SMI II you ere leaking tec a sue cental career In Reel Eslale. Stanslrem Really Is leaking lor you Call Lee Albright today at M l 700 Exenlngt MJ IM7 R ttall 4 O tfitt Sp#f# 100 up lo 7.0001M) ft *1*0 itor#g# *,ail *bi# 177 4401 321 0754 Eve 322-7643 C A L L A N Y TIM E B Y OWNER *a« o n I Bdrm : B*fh* l#rgw Mlcth#n, beet pit, »iffpI#t# uIHlty roo m J c#r g*r#g# quiet cof n#f big o#h t C am III noo or m o l t / 322-2420 1S4S P A R K A V I Untord 991 U M*ry Blvd lk NUry AND LE T AN EX P ER T D O TH E JO B of Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 I t w ln v lile , G a .. Thank y o u fo r so v e ry m u c h th r o u g h a ll the y e a r s . M is s y o u • lo v e y o u m uch. W ayne, Sue, J o e G T o n ia Additions* Remodeling Cleaning Service KfMODf LING SOCIALIST W# M#ndl# Th#Whol# B*H Of W*a B. [. LINK CONST. CALI NOW! 334 0100 322 7024 [>«ai M o m , fo r all th e n ic e th in g* you've d u n e fo i u>, yo u are te m e m h e ie c f o n Ihl* Sandy Baker Happy M o th e r'* Day To O u r " S o lt b a ll M o th e r", C in d y Dale of the Lake M ary G ir ls S o ftb a ll Team sp o n so re d by L a rry Dale C o n s tru c tio n . "H e r G ir ls W ish Her i The B e t t i" Tunis G ib b s , S helly P a lm e r, Angl* D etla cco , Am y B o u tc le r, Sarah M o o re, M onica D ale, Dana Y o u n g , W indy Lu d w ig , T o ils Jo h n so n , M aggie G uernesey, Ruth W h ite. MAIDS To 4fdtt ti f*#it Tt Oodlirv#** C#ll Hi* b#lr*r«l Gw*r*ni##d k t v K * U h R*t#t _^ _^ |nen< m gAv4ileble^ ^ ^ Electrical Air Conditioning & Heating Anything Electric at Ssnca 1*7*1 Estimates It Hr Service Calls T a m s Electric Vary ice Ml i n s W*IM*r'* An C or*dl bon lng Wr vlc • Wpr Mon wI'rkdamr untft i HV i m 4401__________ Appliance Repair AJItnt Applisntt Sdrnce 11 hr Service Me Extra Charge I t y n i * M tH II, SH W U T I R E O OF b llN O R ir P E D O F F ? We tell It like if III *M service call which Includes first JO mins M home All work guaranteed M d a y i parts 4 labor C A t APPLIAN CE. S A LE S 4 SERVICE *7* M l . Firewood/Fuel T R I E 1EB V IC E 4 FIREW O O D FO R SALE CA LL A F T E R I P M 177*0*4 Handy Man Eap Handyman, Ral Reliable fre e Est most any |ob Betl ^ e * e t _ M ^ U ^ C a H A n jfim a ^ Health 4 Beauty TOWEB S B I A U T Y S A L O N F O R M E R L Y H arrldtf'i Beauty Nook II* E III SI IM S7a7 Automotive Home Improvement Auto/Boats Reha tod AuN body 4 auto repairs with Incoma producing buildbig 4 real astata P arlact location In Sanford tor bool salts 4 ro pairs All with III* DOO down Canter s Bunding 4 Remedaiing No Job Tee Smell III Burton Lana, lanferd 111 *X77 a Dock. Screen Porch Aluminum Soflll ec Siding Wmdow/Fla room Repairs and want F a t!. H t lla b lt . Professional and Llcanaad Work* Call Kan for a Froa Estimate » l a » ll Eat St Carpentry A O R I A T O I F T l Havo Hor Kitcbon Ramedaledl Alt typas at Carpentry Boateixabia hriext ( ■per lanced Ixlerencet v * n -**«**» in e x it X H All types of carpentry 4 re modeling If y n exp Call H khard Gross Ml «*)* Plumbing. Pointing Electric Carpentry Dsn I See if* Al* So >0yra Eap ______ B4 L 111 oeal THOMAS 4 THOMAS Hama repair, cleaning, lawn care Call Ml ISA* Cleaning Service Home Repairs Busy Dot's Cleaning Service Windows walls. Iloovi A ll general cleaning tOs tW H tJ CARPEN TER Repairs and i t mode ling No fob too small Call MJ *4xS H i i d Carpal Oxanlng living. Dining Ream 4 Hall )!* M U fa 4 Chaw. *11 M l ISM Maintenance of all type* Carpentry painting plumbing end electric 777 0074 BY GARRY TRUDEAU SamMes j *tnjcx M tof >7 hrMen. Qd>e/t*ary, 0 d, Must /save fe lt He. Must fwve seen pictures of it vl. 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Prep 4 Paint I s f l F r e e E t l Con lac I Jacks** 77X0 SJO sit* Responsible Men and helper will paint your Home or Business etc Give your probtemt fo us WE C A R E Quality work. 70 yrs eap 117 XM7 Lie coni Past Control 323 4401 Plastoring M#in*#f4#nc« Aping Bu*h Hog M oving 149 4094 LAMNS MOWtD l TRIMMED I p M J J N f ^ b x a v p s lllim P A L L Pheaes el Plessenng e Repair. Stucco. Hard Ceet Simulated Brick M l l**l Plumbing Masonry REALCancreta 7 Man Quality Operation Polio* Driveways Oa^^JITm^^ealMIMI Moving A Hauling Hausoheld Qaeda Meuort Local 4 long distance wlfhm stale Reasonable rales Courteous service M l XIX* e Budde Plumping Service e Haoek e Replace e Remodel e Free letim etee e III M M e Secretarial Service ALL Typing. Secretarial A Ward Processing Services Meter> Public III 10X1 Nursing Cart T i lt OUR R ATES A R E LO W ER Lakaview Nursing Center *1* I Second *f . 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To My Mom: V e ry s w e e t d a y s • I feel I will n etei be able to so m a n y p la c e s w e thank yo u tn o u g h (ol w ent • a n d th e fu n eteiylhlng you have done foi m«. I only hop* you will know we h a d . that you aie m y b e tl friend Love y o u so m u ch , and I love you very much! •'T ' u d » ' ' STENSTROM C O N S U LT O U R ^Mother's Day Happy M o th e r 's Dity to the la te V ic k y tin oil a with love front 91ft Your S o n and The F a m ily 1 md 2 BEDROOMS LAKEFRONT LUXURY ADULT C O M M U N IT Y 1*7* Benente Air. turn Very Cleon, polio turn Gelt. 4 tithing #1 beet door Adults, no pets Rent by weet. or sell tar HOC down (lee per mo 171*10. M» SOU___________ 2 bdrm I >1 bath, unfurnished Outside Sanford In country m la** Lake AAary/Vanlerd I bd'm 7 both Only J yrs old Cent heal A air Garage appliances 4 drapes Inti Jfensirom Re aity, 777 7*70 or 177 J*c*__ O lta a n Ca vn lr y L lc ln r 7 bdrm I bath lanced yard Pels 4 children OK I1W mo . *1)0deposit M l 7717________ 7 M l m . I bath Fenced yard 1**0 par month RT LAKE MONROE 107-Mobile Homes / Rent 111—Resort/Vacation Rentals Tirod o l Ihe hoedechet* Let us m anega your ra n lo l pro parlies Profess oral low cost service M l M il Can anytime United Seles Asset Gits. Inc. Prop, Mgml Ofr Realtor SAILPOINTE 2 B d r m . M o d s '" D t l u s t Oupies Excellent location *M* M l UM Le*e Mary Area Hidden Lasts 7 bdrm 7 bath. I car garage Lika new Amentlle* All ep pllances 447* per mo 111 ajoe wore i ale x* 11________ H i T0U EBB rt> IRON IE ecu (smt 125—F o r Lease Nice Dettena I bdrm duetts Ouiet ary# near piato 1st lost 4 tec *3a* *7* 14'1 eves Happy TR U CK ORIVERS Long haul Immediate! 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N o pals Call 111 *107 * 7 P M si!Palm etto 44—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent M A T U R E W O M A N H o u s e k e e p in g , d o m e s tic laundry service Pick up 4 delivery Bonded lor your Cltrliflifl Aprft A H#m t* t V . fcikh#* m»M |V> t«h u p o n <71 V4M/471 MlQ Unfurnished Efficiency INS month. >N* security deposit No pots, ell aduin MIxxfQ 3 bd'm | bath, living room, kitchen IXO me Call HI 1IM o> 171 fate Companion ak) for the elderly I win do your errant else Dally or weekly basis Call M l PROS F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and PRODUCTION WORK Most shifts open Good pay scales If! am her ten f a r Rallal Duty Christ tlan Youth Bench lor abused A trr,„i,i. chticlren (IV vwr* OAIIY WORE 44—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent G E N E R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E S Great starting |ob Several openings Good pey *71X100 Personal Lines Service Nap needed by local Insurance agency Salary open Group Insurance with denial, paid holidays and vacation Coll i n »>«i__________________ P E R S O N N E L T R A IN !! 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Adult, MRINwyltTf 131,1700 I COMPLETE FRAME AND CONCRETE BLOCK CALL MR. ASH TODAY! ASH’S SPECIALS i$rtovtr o m e ^ 2 Badroom i The CEDAR The SPACIOUS 3A 1 B a th 1583 Sq. FI. Under Root B lock Construction 3 BR/2 BATH LIVING AREA 768 Sq. Ft. r i« c r r p -,i»* .v v .’ . 'iw w btfrm Sunday. M ay 12. I r t J - J B 141 — H o m e s F o r Sale 1U U LE ^ i^ *•.•K3S5^ f, 5• 4 — IN­ F w to 9 " W YO U R COMPLETE BLOCK COMPLETE FRAME 'A .- ONLY O N if f LO T! ONLY * 1 9 ,1 8 0 * 2 9 ,3 4 6 $ WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR PREPARED LOTN EW ! Evtry one* in a whila an induitty Introduca* Bn S A V I! 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Undtr Rool 0 5 1 # >1*• t* _______ PR 111 Architectural tee tor custom designing tetunded upon contract COMPLETE COM PLETE PHONE I f • 19* f “ H * 4 5 ,1 1 6 ^ 7 8 6 9 - 4 4 4 4 LO W P A Y M E N T S AND W ELL. SEPTIC * LOT PAY OFF MAY BE INCLUDED IN VOUR MORTGAGE IF YOU REQUIRE CALL D IS C O V E R L IF E T IM E 3 2 2 -6 0 4 3 H O M ES Authorized Local Dealer for Craftmark Homes C A L L O R LA N D O M ODEL CEN TER T A lf a m o w f a S p rin g ,. F lo r id * 1 2 7 1 4 MR ASH g y T O D A Y ! 181*«* *«h~«v4M / / f t ' 'W o t H A k '/ it C . r/WitF/.wW ff 5 M odels To See O RLANDO MODEL CIR 351 W. Hwy. 438 Altem onle Springe I. W. 0114 V! Mi. 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Antiqun' M iuilUneout * BRIDGES' SON * fk Location Mwyl44, l u l l E o tl of I 4 1440 W Mwy 44 Sanford ...........................ITS-100) H fO R C ST AT t C a m m a rtla l or R a tld a n lia l Awtlvant 4 Appractalt Call I Dabary AaSa A Marina W let Across the rtvtr. lap al tall IIQHwy 17 07 Debar y *44 4444 DISCOUNT AUTO SALES '74 Toyota- S spaed 4 air Wauld ______ Ultralight Plana CALL BART In A bftfu tic REAL ESTATE REALTO R ttt 7401 W 000 1J1 OH) Tiff LARGEST, MOST PICTURESQUE DEALERSHIP IN LAKE MOMftOC OTTERING G R EA T SAVINGS! MAKE OFTEN 1981 CHEV. VAN W TON Groat Work Truck Conversion R ic k 4 F r o t h P lc k a d Slrkwbarnat. dally. Sanlord Araa m t W H I 0401 Vacation Gataway 1970 LTD 4 OR. A /T , Runs Partact U P ic k P ao H old Opaning I 17 IS an Jaw al Rd o il A irp o rt B ird Small flald. m m aaarly 777 1700 >717407 .......... *5997 *699 CASH 1982 OLDS CUTLASS SCCCC Cruiser Station Wagon, Ideal For VacationI *O6E6J O6 E6J 1980 CITATION 4 DR. *2 2 2 2 A /T , A/C, P/S, P /B 4 D oor......................................... 1973 MAZDA RX2 Good Running Car K aw a tkl m o to rcyda 4400 or bast oftar, couch. SIS. dbl tpgt 4 mattratt. tit. 17 cu It commercial Iraaiar 1*00 or 1979 MERCURY CRAND MARQUIS A ll Options 128*8 bostottor m 007r________ *350 dn. *400 DN *900 DN MANY (ATI MODUS TO SELECT FROM . .. SOME WITH LOW OR HO MONEY DOWN AIR CONDITIONING i TUNC UP SPECIALIST ON PREMISES Monlgomary Ward mapla con tote. I track, tlaroo radio 140. 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Iintod windows, and luggaga rack Ekcollant Can dition 4*410 Call M U M * 11*4 _________ •04 Camara I N U.OOOml Lika naw Loadad H 7 000 or bast otter P 1 1708_____________ *4 Pontiac F taco Sports Coupa Reduced tales Courtesy Poottac.......... 111)111 •74 4vt<k Electra- Fu ll powar cold olr. *1.100 ______ 17)11*0 ___ it 000 m h o s . P edla. Naw ■ , eeeoeoo call 41 M A I D A I S P I E D . B1M0. D I E S E L . A IR . C R U IS E C O N T ,. T I N T E D G L A S S , T O P P E R . CB PLUS RADIO N E W TIR ES. I X . CO ND ., S4S44 C A L L I J lt lt S 84 Ma/dj 5 speed nt 7 000 m l 4* Pontiac F irtbird Unbelievably priced t*r*s Cawrtasy Pontiac )))7t)t 17) aBM 7* Honda Preiuda Haas C w r R iy EVadlot.— ..... ..711-11)1 4 re Ford F 100 Picb Up Standard 4*30 Down 4 cyl 44 Pontiac Sunbird No money down Seeks Cmrrtesy Pant lac ........ » ) 1171 CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH ▲k i k i AA CHEAPER 4S400 Call 771 77*1 14 Nissan 4 X 4 needs bumper 4 windshield 1 1000 4 taka over payments attar 4. 77) 7171, before 4, 11)0474 H a rle y D a vid so n , 71 S L H . SpotMIkd * with original equipment Excellent cond* •ion D U) J4* *114 341— R e c r e a t io n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s Dodge Sperttman Mater Homa A 1 shape Must toll M.SOO llrm Attar 1 M l B4S1 **1 Shasta Mml Mater Homa 10 ft 41 son Good cond O l 04*S 243—Junk Cars A N T J U N K C A R i4 TR U C K S Baught From 414 - 4M 4 there can i n i d * ........ ...........m - « n " TOP Dollar Paid lor Junk 4 Used cars trucks 4 haavy equipment 11) Soap M E PAT TOP O O LL A K FOR JUNK CARS A N D TR U C K S CRS AUTO PA R T S If) 4S4) USED C A R BARGAINS ▼ ▼ ▼ T ▼ ▼ T ▼ ▼ ▼1 C H U M B L E Y ’S W EEKEN D S P E C IA L S ! i 52675 *4950 *2475 *6875 *10,999 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE l l l ( NON. UNI MIUS, A/C, A/T 19S0 FORD THUNDERBIRD CHAN COLOR. A/C. A/T, T ill RMCU, AN IN ITEHO C A U t m 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA sue root, nun inboons, mil R H K l COYtEt. A/C. A/t ............... 1983 CHEV. PICKUP «nnt can p i • roe. am m m no CASUTTl. A/C. H D A RWTt 0X04 1983 CHRYSLER 5th AVENUE 4 ID OOOSI F10N “ ~ 1 F ™ lim ite d W arranty 1981 Ch«vy Caprice Classic. .*5488 1982 Marcury Lynx Wagon . .*4199 1981 AMC Spirit D L ............ *2199 1984 Ford T o m p o ................ * 6 4 8 8 Point iro n 4 a rd ls a d twspwctlon SyMam 1982 Morcury Cougar G S . . . . > 4 9 8 8 lis lu t lv a I] m o n th / l] OOQ ml la written lim ited w a rran ty; hanarad nationwide 1980 Ford Gronoda G h ia ___ * 3 7 8 8 1982 Toyota Corolla Wagon. . > 5 4 8 8 L IS T E D V E H IC L E S H A V E 9 0 D A Y 4 0 0 0 M IL E L IM IT E D W A R R A N T Y 1985 Ford LTD .... ........ *8988 DEAL WITH A GOOD CHUM JIM CH UM BLEY C M A V t lt * — PLYMOUTH — VOLKSW AOCN 4W ffUHff Nwrl9i •« H*f 434 wmHwj i f •> O H " “ on M 110 A U I P U Sal I AMI PM U lh o ltio la To Tho Public atkin g la o o m M U Leaded Dees Cawrtasy Pawhac............D l l D I '71 Panfioc Catalina 7 dr 41S0 C a ll balw aan 4 4 7 P M Monday only 81 )1 0)_______ LOW DOWN PAYMENT ON THESE . . , 1973 FORD TORINO Can Wa Ta lkft For Sale 71 Dodga III Mini Motor Homa U.TTS or daal. Alto I rldoo equipment placet and Saart electric lawn mower M l S407 D a lit A uction 111 SOJO ■ JUST RIOHT FO R YOU J Bdrm I'd bath, brick home It raady and priced right al 4*4 *00 R tctn lly ratacoratad Large lot Call lo tea 339—Aviation Cobra l» iim — ■ trade lor lata modal economy cor Alto lawn mower lor tala H I scan (0 Grand P rt. No money down 4)**S CaarSaiy Pawhac........... J U I l l l ’H Mustang 78 Lincoln Mirk V i l l options WE FINANCE 140*4 CawrSosy Poaflec............ 114)1)1 IH) Chavy Monts Carlo Loadod ________ D H 4 4 0 __ i*0) Pontiac Trans Am T Tap Loadad Reduced S*tlS Courtesy Powflac........ - H H H I o» tra dean_______ 1(71 Ford SI*1Ian Wagon 4*00 firm arm* '7* Suburu Station Wagon L>ka now •74 G r a n a d a O k ie Good economy transportation *700 Call m r m _______________ ’71 Cordoba I SOD Dwn ’7* Omni 1*00 Dwn ?S4t Fratscb Ava.... ........D H O BI 333—Miscellaneous L A E AUCTION ★ Far more details ___ I *44 t t t SHI I* HP Snapper Riding Lawn Mower SITS Good condition AUCTION E V E R T FBI NIOIIT Pt Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * r 1981 DODGE MAXI VAN U IflS M odal A F o rd > door tadan. plut aalra p a n t No •its* n o o n m o a t s * * • • • • HnWk • • • • « PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Every Wrd Nit. *1 7 7* PM I HP Delta Saw 4 Jointer. I t H P Drill Pratt. Ball 4 Ditc candle tawing mech White Super Elgteg Ask about other Hams 77747*7 to Eat 311—Antiques / Collectables D iyto n j lU icti W alk behind concrete saw concrete llnith machine, TOCC Honda motorcycle 17S SIM 221—Good Things 171 4J3t I | • SS'a X >'■ '• I l ! H h I frosted $10 each or SI00 lor an 777 O O S t ____________ S acrat oT patlura Saniurd or Laka Mary araa Will pay catTi Call Bob Ball Jr al 777 7144 __________ 199—Pets* Supplies * DAYTONAAUTO* * AUCTION * U S E D A W N IN G T Y P E WINDOWS I a SJU X S0*J. s Baby Bads. Ilraltars, CSathas. P laypan t. Etc Paparbacli Beak. m«177 •ITT *144 Bio port lima Internal! Ma|or tlaal building company It taating a pari lima dealer In your arta to tall our pra anginaarad ttaal bulldlngt and ralalad productt Ratundabla dapoilt required Call Bob Crandall al I 000174 1714 lor detail a ___________________ 1120 S Sartord 321 -4075 H w y fl 1*74 Dodga Dari rutl. e.cetlcmt condition 11,000 Call 4X> M7S Na l *7S O p a l S ta tio n W agon. AM F V radio Good cond. lion Must toll 777 l*7t NATIONAL AUTOSALES Sowing Machine with walnut cabinet great condition SI SO Infontt Oretser. b'ua 4 white all tottd wood SSS J r C olt Clubs. PowerblH, 4 irons. 1 woods, putter 4 bag Ilka new MS Coll m 04Sa attar t 319—Wanted to Buy ________ No Credit? WE FINANCE •7k Pinlo 17SO D on >i Cutlass 1100 Own Talapnena answering machine. S i00 Tow bar. M s all cart, s u s m 77*o___________ 317—Garage Sales COLOM T E L E V IS IO N R C A || " color ca r to ia Mlevltlon Original prica ovar sooo balance dua l l u Cat* or lata ovar payment. ot SIS month NO M O N E T DOWN t ll'l In warranty Free Noma trial, na obligation Call Otl $104 day ac night M tro llin g or.T nr# sm s oo Can ns «tn m tn 113—Television/ Radio/Stereo B id C r r it t r Wtatllta TV SytMmt Compfeata All you naad 100% Financing No money down SI.WO 00 UnlrartOI t i l S744 IS BASS BOAT a) HP Marcury with t t a ln la tt tla a l prop I M W n i a r i P .r t . a Setru t kar Kaam arat....... . . m o o m ey a e e t u u c it M 333—Miscellaneous 315—Boats and Accessories / Furniture 339— M o t o r c y c le s and B ik e s 335—Trucks/ Buses/Vans 331-Cars 331—Cars 331-Cars iu i Nff iM P i_____________ 322 1*39 a t it h f * . wi i l l - - la L B L L tr* h z "WWre A Great Deal Is Happening" 1>M O No Doitf* ^OFAftK uitftl ^71*1(4 ( 7#Jf Pa • THE BEST OF THE BUILDER’S ART i i i i \ t i IC I -I Fr t I TO QUALITY IS THE CORNERSTONE UPON WHICH EACH OF TH E HOMES OF DELTONA HOMES IS BUILT! NEW A N D T X C IT IN G TW O LE V E L SELECTED SITE EASY TO HOMES V DELTONA unnfi'. C A L L U S NOW T H E EVEIICftHEEIN F L» O O*R P •L A IN4 O t O t DOCK r v iit a FIRST FLOOR t o »i* u THE LIVE OAK First 4 Second Fleor SECOND FLOOR 3 Bedrooms 3 Bathn Uftl 'WEPT k. 1 I 3 t •«BNOflOUM AT aW T M Great Room i mm n a . UJ o IT nrillZ ‘ S. nw onr 1 i . k *m - m IT . lx i i 140 i l l 4 * 4 9 , 9 0 0 f V 'i l l r THE HOMES OF DELT0NAt INC. 411 Deltona Blvd. Deltona, FL ■ 0M U 0«N ... / V , n I k * f MON. SAT. 10 A.M .400 P.M. SUN. 12 N00N4:00 P.M. v i m 1 ~ r <- U iU Z * *390 1 0 IhCLUDES LOT n o CLOSING COSTS NO * P . l. • WITH 5% DOWN >47,400 MORTQAOE AND 9.23% ADJUSTABLE RATE OUR SALES CONSULTANTS ARE WAITINQ TO ASSIST YOU IN QUALIFYING FOR A HOME OF YOUR OWN. L :t?r B R O K ER ’S CO-OP •• *•f «f •«r �PEO PLE E v e n in g H e r a ld . San ford, F I. S u n d a y , M a y I I , I H J - 1C O u t s t a n d in g M o m To 7 Children, Catherine Harrison Is The 'Unsung Hero Of Our Lives' H*rald Photo by Tjmmy Vinoot Miriam Jenkins has devoted her life to family and career F ir s t R u n n e r -U p '...A n d M o m H a s A Lot In H e r H e a r t’ J a n ic e t). L f F l l s ot O ste e n n o m lu u ir d h e r m o th e r. M iria m J e n k in s o f S a n fo rd , for " O u ts t a n d in g M o m " In T h e E ve nin g H c m ld ’s a n n u a l se a rc h J a n ic e 's I n t e r w o n h e r m o th e r firs t r u n n e r-u p In the c o n te s t H e r le tte r Isa s fo llo w s: " T h e r r are m a n y re a s o n s w h y I kno w I h a v e a n o u ts ta n d in g M om T h e r e is not c o u g h sp a ce for m e to recite a ll th o se th in g s that m a k e m y m o th e r sp e cia l — n o t o n ly to m e. b id to th e rest o f o u r fa m ily , th o se w h o k n o w her a s " I ’u n k y . " a n d to those Irtcm ls th a t a lso k n o w h e r a s " M o m . " I'll try to e x p la in w h y I t h in k sh e Is e s p e c ia lly o u tsta n d in g : " I n a d d itio n to a ll th o s e th in g s that m o th e rs are " a u p p o a e d " to do lik e b e in g the ro o k , m a id , c h a u ffe u r, la u n d re s s , se a m stre ss , e tc ., fo r u h u s b a n d am t fo u r a c tiv e c h ild re n , sh e a ls o w o rk e d o u lsld e o u r h o m e h e lp in g lo k e e p u s to g e th e r th ro u g h t h ic k n o d th in K ven fa ce d w ith n il the p ressu res o f h c ln g a w ife, m o th e r, a n d h a v in g a career s h r n e v e r w a lv rre d In h e r lo v e o r Iter fa m ily nor In h e r fa ith T h is w as e s p e c ia lly e v id e n c e d w hen o u r h o m e w a s b u rn e d to tin* g ro u n d on C h r is tm a s D ay m a n y y e a rs a g o T h is w a s d e v a s ta tin g a n il tra u m a tic to u s a ll hut t h a n k s in m y m o th e r we le a rn e d d ia l It w a s not th e m a te ria l th in g s I n llf r lh a t m a k e y o u h a p p y — it 's w h a t y o u have in y o u r h eart. " A n d M orn h a s a lo t In h e r heart. S h e h a s b rig h te n e d m a n y a b ir th d a y a n d h o lid a y w ith h e r h a n d m a d e g ilts that h a v e c o n ic Irom h e r heart S h e h a s m ade a ll o f o u r liv e s ric h e r w it h her p a in tin g , c e ra m ics, n e e d le w o rk , ca ke d e c o ra tin g , a n d h e r c u lin a r y a b ilit ie s " H u t I th in k the m o st u n s e lfis h t ilin g s h e h a s e v e r d o n e w as to d e vo te th e last eight y e a rs to the ■are id m y In v a lid g ra n d p a re n ts, l im in g tills tim e she a n d m y fa th e r devoted th e n e n tire Idc to e n s u rin g that m y g ra n d p a re n ts '. M i und M rs J M M o v e , last y e a rs w ere a s c o m fo rta b le and h a p p y a s |>ossih!c M y g ra n d fa th e r w a s b e d rid d en w ith m u s c u la r d y s tro p h y a n d c a n c e r M y m other never left f ils sid e for m ure th a n tw o y e a rs U sin g her n u r s in g b a c k g ro u n d sh e w a s a b le to m ake It |Htss||i1r fo r h im to lie at h is h o m e ra th e r in a n u rs in g h o m e T h is entire tim e sh e n ever asked lo r lim e fo r h e rs e lf She w o u ld s la y a w a k e for tw o a n d th re e d a y s at a tim e w h e n he w a s going ih ro u g li h is w o rst tim e s H ut sh e rem ultied strong. W h e n h e passed a w a y m y m o th e r stayed w ith m y g ra n d m o th e r to h e lp h e r th ro u g h that very d if f ic u lt tim e . M y g r a n d m o th e r s health dei lin e d r a p id ly a lte r d ia l a n d M o n w a s there for tier too. " S t ill sh e n r v r r c o m p la in e d n o r a s k e d for "a day o ff." A n d s t ill th ro u g h n il t ills , w h e n e ve r w r needed h e r s h o u ld e r, she w a s there for her c h ild re n lo o A fte r m y g r a n d m o t tie r 's sudden death. M o th e r h r lp r d u s a ll to c o p e w ith the g rief d e sp ite h e r d e e p g r lr l sh e tell lu lo s in g the m other w h o w a s so d e a r to her. "N o w M o m Is le a rn in g h o w to liv e for herself again S ite lia s ta k e n a job o u ts id e tie i ho m e and Is s till d o in g a ll those " m o t h e r ly " Ivp c tilin g s S tic h ,is n e v e r co m p la in e d a b o u i n o r a sked lor I h u n k s fo r w h a t she d id for m y g ra n d p a re n ts. I hope that she k n o w s how m u c h I lo v e her and a p p re cia te e v e r y th in g s h r does. T h e r e sh o u ld be a w ay I c o u ld re w a rd her for a ll th e good sh r has d o u r W h e th e r or not m y le tte r Is selected, ttiy m o t h e r w i l l a lw a y s h r a w in n e r a n d an O u ts ta n d in g M o m l o n ir . 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S h e w a s s h o c k e d that h e r c h ild r e n h u d gone a ll o u t to m a k e t h is a m e m o ra b le M o t h e r 's H a y . D e s p it e h e r c o n f e s s io n s th a t sh e sees h e rs e lf m o re s s a teach er. ta k in g p r im a r ily n le a c h in g role even w it h h e r o w n y o u n g ste rs. In ste a d o f b e in g m i pern lorn. In a ll th e ir l r 1b u t e s t h e H a r r i s o n c h ild r e n agree th e y h a v e a s|x-cla l m o m . T a m a ra w ro te th a t M rs. H a r ris o n , a S a n fo rd r rs ld e u t s in c e 1959. reared h e r la m ilv a s II her greatest c o n tr ib u t io n to so c ie ty w as to b r in g u p se v e n r h lld r e t i w it h g o a ls a n d Ideals. T a m a ra c u lle d h e r m o m . " T h r u n s u n g h e ro o f O u r liv e s ." w ho s h o w e d her p r id e w hen her y o u n g s te rs " g o t o u r sh are of u w u rd s and p r a is e ." 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O n u d a lly Im h Is she w as In v o lv e d w ith h e r c h ild re n 's a c tiv itie s at sc h o o l and In the c o m m u ­ nity, she said S ee H A R K 1 B O N . 3 C 'Mom:' Nicholas And Lee Tie For 2nd Runner-Up Sons-ln-Law Owe 'Lovely Lady Our Own Happiness' 'We Have The Mother Of A Lifetime' D o n N ic h o la s ot S a n fo rd w rote the le tte r that w on t ils m o th er. M rs J o s e p h (M ild re d ! N ic h o la s o f S a n f o r d a tie fo r s e c o n d r u n n e r - u p In T h r E v e n in g H e r a ld s search for O ut s ta n d in g M om " D o n 's le tte r Is as fo llo w s " I am w ritin g th is for m y tw o b ro th e rs (R ob erl a n d D o u g la s N ic h o la s o f S an fo rd) a n d m y se lf. W e not o n ly have th e m o th e r o f t h r y e a r; we have t h r m o th e r o f a life tim e S h e Is the m o s t e a rin g a n d g iv in g person th a t I k n w n . 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I'v e heard (h e re a re pla ces w here y o u send a few d o lla r s and Ihcy p r a y for Ihe d e a d , hut I d o n 't k n o w Ih e lr a d d re ss e s. A h b y . I’d be so g ra te fu l If y o u w o uld p rin t a sh o rt p r a y e r I c o u ld say for m y m o th e r b e fo re I go lo sleep. A n y l.itth Is a c c e p ta b le . I ca n 't let y o u send It lo m y ho m e because m y la th e r lo o k s o v e r ih e m a il A ra l a n d I'm s u re I'd never get It. Please d o n 't tu rn dow n m y o d d req u est. It m e a n s th r w o rld to m e. T h a n k y o u . and G o d b le s s yo u. A b b y . S ig n me... Dear Abby DEAR ABBY; I c a n 't b e lie v e It's M o t h e r s D a y again W it h e v e ry p a s s in g y ea r the h o lid a y s seem l o r o n t r c lo s e r together. A h b y . 1 w is h y o u 'd fin d sp a c e In y o u r c o lu m n to re m in d u o tin g m a rrie d w o m e n to re m e m b e r ih e lr m o ih c r a - ln law ...even If It's IE (N TRADE IN SALE TuSi I* t»*' QW W.t.i Cm Shismi INs W ill C ivs A b b y . 11lease p rin t H its N c x l y e a r m ig h t lx- ton late lo r s o n ic H E G E T T I N G IN C A L I F O R N I A You Up Ts * 1 0 0 ° ° !^ Tswsrds A Msw] CnMssa Wktof M a n u els L ittle M exico I 2200 S. FRENCH AVE.. SAN FO RD SPECIALLY’ 2 n o n ly a card . T h e r e w e re so m a n y yrurm w h rn I s h o u ld h ave rrm rm fo crrd m y m o lh e r-ln d u w o n M o th e r's D ay. Im i I n e v e r did. T ills year I a e n i h e r flo w e rs — lo ih e r r m e le r y . b itte r ly reg ret­ tin g that I h ad n e v e r sent flow ers w h ile sh w w as a b le (u en jo y l hem , I s h o u ld h a v e b e e n m o re a lic u ilv t- lo Iter, w ritte n her m u re about h e r g ra n d c h ild re n w h o m she lo v e d so m u c h A n ri m ost o f a ll. I s h o u ld h av e let her k n o w how m u c h I b a il g ro w n to love her I tmpC o th e rs w ill tint c o m m it the sam e stn s o l n m m ls s lo n as 1 • real t e x -m e x CO O KIN G " TwrcauwKKUr 904-734-3784 • U l« NOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 801 W. 22ND S T R E E T SA NFO R D . F L O R ID A A BEKA C U R R IC U L U M K 3 & UP S A V E ISOOO N O W E A R L Y R E G IS T R A T IO N T H R O U G H M A Y 31 O N N E X T Y E A R ’ S T U I T I O N C A L L T H E O F F I C E B E T W E E N 8 00 1 00 MONDAY F R ID A Y 322-3942 Wondering What To Give A Graduate? When was the last time You Gave A Gift Certificate With Wheels... And A 20% Discount...'iTu.. SAVE! A PR A YE R FOR MAMMA DEAR PRAYER: I fo und I b is p ra y e r In m y U n io n P ra y e r I k x ik . it Is th e o n e J e w s recite on Y o m K lp p u r ( th r D a y o f A to n e m e n t) lo h o n o r t h e m e m o r y o f a d e ce a sed m o th e r In M r m u r y of a M other " 1 r e m e m b e r thee in ib is so le m n h o u r, m y dear m o th e r. 1 re m e m b e r th e d a y s w hen th o u d id st d w e ll o n earth , a n d t h y I r u d e r lo v e w a tc h e d o ver n ir lik e a g u a rd ia n u n g r l. T h o u h a s go n e fro m m e . b u t the bond w h ic h u n ite s o u r s o u ls r a n n ever be se x rre d . th in e Image liv e s w it h in rny h a rt. M a y Ihe m e rc ifu l F a ­ t h e r r e w a r d i h r r fo r th e la t ih lu ln r s s a n d k in d n e s s th o u Ila s i e v e r s h o w n m e; m a y be lift u p the lig h t o f h is c o u n irita n e e tq io o thee, a n d gram thee e n ­ ter nal peace! A m e n " * TIIHI! MAY 31« I l ir y . lr r H u b t v r liu r SAVE! 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E Pin k p a n t h e r JOVOP PAWTING NBPfCT OR GADGET • 30 12 ANOY GtNFFIlH 1(700 ■ X TAJUNG ADVANTAGS T O iT ta M M n tN a t IMI M O W Tha Oumta* Ran AFTERNOON 12:00 O x LORNE GREENE S NEW WILDERNESS I O MORE RIAL PIOPLI U (S*| M O W Butch Caaardy And Tha Sundanca Kd (1»*»l Paul Naaman Robart had*or3 Tha lag•ndary bank- and Hkm-robbwt purauad lamnnaairr by i mytlarroua poaaa daoda to haa lo South Amanca m lha 1IK« (I0) OOOO NEIGHBORS (I) M O W CamakH H M T ) Richard Harr* Vanatia Radgrava K mg Arthur bait a* S» lancarol lor lh a torn o l Ouaan Gumtvara c tu k mg tha dacay ot tha rnagcal land ot Camacot S 12.30 B X M E E T THE PRESS < l) O CACITINQ WORLD OF SPEED ANO BEAUTY I-actor Puui ahara a 000 hotkapoaar morora ara mounlad on Iraclori pulling Iona ol aartk Car* ot lha Sian Auction a look al HoVyaood ■ mid •al cart madt onty tor moriaa and him tiara ® O TENNIS tournamam ol Cham pront final match kva bom lh a Waal 5-da Tanmt Club m Foraat 0 ( 10) HEALTH MATTERS 1:00 o X MOVIE Walking Tail Pan 2" ( 1*75) Do Svanton Noah Baary ShariH Buford P u ita r goat ahar tha »ica oparationt that ambuthad mm (J) O N BA BASKETBALL Ptoyutt ( 10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Slrangari And Brolhan [Ikkad on C P Snoa I tar la* »• nenran During lha lt)0k laaik Eliot ba gink mi laa cWrkamp In London and tawi m tom arth lha unttabto Shwia Krught Stark Shaughan Saymour. 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THU) 0) IMF) G R EA T R A S W A Y J0 URHCYS OF THE W ORLO (WED) 0 (to) Ft ONTOA HOME GROWN (FM) B ID MOW 305 B U G S SUNNY ANO FRH N 0 6 0 4 05 FUNTSTONES 4:30 (II (M l HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OFTHEUNP/ERSE 0 (D VOLTRON. DEFENDER OF THE UNIVERSE 0 4:35 FUNTSTONES 5:00 I X NEWLYWED GAME I THREES COMPANY (MON. TUE.TMU.FRB X O PROTECT-A-KJO o u a (WED) O LET’S MAKE A DEAL (M) DUKES OF HA2ZARO (Kt) ELECTR C COMPANY (R) (DI DREAM OF JEAHNtE i 505 0 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (MONTHU) 0 DOWN TO EARTH (FRt) 5 30 O X PEOPLE S COURT T O M 'A -S ’ M t O N'STrttf4 |i B | ID UNTAMED vyorlo 0 (D MORX AND MINDY AND 5:35 0 ANOY QAtFFTTH (MON. WED. THU) 0 BASEBALL (TUE. FRt) CALENDAR S U N D A Y . M A T 12 O rliu u to N a v a l T r a in in g C r n i r r U n n d In a MoiIn i's [Jay sa lu te , 2 3 p m . W in t e r P a r k 's C r u lr u l P a rk . I)r in# a b U in k rt o r c h a ir lo sit on. S a n fo rd Ml|{ H o o k A A . 7 p rn . o p e n d is c u s s io n , F lo rid a P o w e r a n d L ig h t b u ild in g , N M y rtle A venue. S a n fo rd . A lan o ri t n r r lln g . 8 p.m ., 1201 W F lr s l SI., Sanford. M O N D A Y . M A Y 13 S a n lo r d S e m in o le A rt A s s o c ia t io n a n n u a l d in n e r a n d In s in u a tio n o f o ffice rs, fi:3 0 p.m .. H ow ell P la ce , A lriw trt D o u lcv a rd O n l r a l F lo r id a lllo o d fla n k S e m in o le C o u n ty Dram It. 1302 E. S e c o n d St.. S a n fo rd . !J a m to 5 p m : F lo rid a I lo s p lla l- A lt a m o n lr D ra n c h . GOI E. A lia rn o n tr A v c ,. !Ja .m . to 5 p.m. D o w lin g le a g u e fo r m e n ia lly h a n d ic a p p e d , l 5:45 p .m ., A ltn m n n le lam es. 2 8 0 D o u g la s Ave. C a ll 8 0 2 -2 5 0 0 for In fo rm atio n H rljo s C lu b A A , n o o n and 5 :3 0 p .m ., closed, 8 p .m . step. 130 N o rm a n d y Rivad. C a s s e lb e rry . C lean A ir M rbo« at i k h t i i . c lo s e d S e m in o le C o u n t y League o f W o m e n V o te rs a n n u a l m re lln g /d e s s e rl. 7 -15 p m .. A lta m o n te C o m m u n ity C h u r c h fe llo w sh ip h a ll, s la te Road ■130a n d F o re st A v e n u e , A lta m o n te S p r in g s F re sh sta rt c la s s e s for s m n k rrs w h o w a n l to q u it la u g lit by ih e e d u c a tio n d e p a rtm e n t o f C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l H o sp ita l and sp o n s o re d by the A m e r ic a n C a n c e r S o c ie ty a l n o c h a r g e to p a rtic ip a n ts. 7 :3 0 -9 p.m ., H o w e ll P la c e o f S a n ­ ford, 2(X) W . A irp o r t D lv il. C la s s e s M a y 13. 16. 2 0 and 23 T o p re -re g is te r c a ll 3 2 1 -4 5 0 0 . E x t 607. A p o p ka A lc o h o lic s A n o n y m o u s . 8 p m .. closed. A po p ka E p is c o p a l C h u rc h . 6 1 5 H ig h la n d A l A n o n S te p a n d S tu d y . 8 p m . C a s s e lb e rry S e n io r C r n te r . 2 0 0 N T rip le t D rive , J L e g a l N o t ic e A D V E R T IS E M E N T T H IB O A R D O F C O U N T Y C O A A M IS S IO N S R t THE C O U N T Y OF 9B M IN O L I W aarato kaa lad bid* to r F C M Conkum ar M a k to r LIN t*a In n • Ill ba ra ra iv a d in Tha O ftK a OT P u r c h a tln g Sam lnoto C o u rt, u n til ] 00 P M torai lim a W a*nat4 « r M a y 2*. ta*i Bid* *111 ba p u b lic ly npanad and -aad a lo ud In m a O tflc a aT P u rc h a tln g 1101 E F lr t t tlr a a l. Roam W i n S a n lo rd P L at lha tb o v t appo-niad data a n d lim a lh a O lflca v w h o M du ty II l i to opart t d t *111 da* Ida a h a n Tha ipac Iliad lim a h a t a rrtv a d and no bid* r a c iiv a d Ih araattar *111 fa* co n fld a ra d La ta bid* *111 ba r a lu m a d lo th a S a n d a r un O O P tN U P R 0 H O V E LUCY 9 '3 0 X r s COUNTRY (TUE-FAI) JWIIEY SWAOGART 7:03 U WRESTUNG B I S ) BARETTA 8:33 O WRMTUNQ X O MOUYWOOO ANO THE STARS (MON. THU. FAR II mailing b*d. mail M: Off lea ol Purchatmg P O Boa 111* Sanlord FLU 77 2 J1I* II dallvorlng bid Hi aar tan. dallrar la County S a ryictt Building 1101 E F ir il Si-aaT P u fih tk in g Hacapilon Room WI1*. Sanlord F L SCOPE O F WORK Con*true Hon ol a ) i M O O tufemarklbl# i ll iMHan motor Inklallatian tnd rata tod piping P R EB ID C O N F E R E N C E WILL S t H S L O ON W B D N ISO AY. M A Y II, It v AT I* M AM IN TN B COUNTY I I R V I C I I BUILDING. 11(1 I FIR IT S T R I C T . P U R C N A S INS C O N F S R I N C I ROOM. ROOM W i ll SAN FO RD . F L O R LY S ID S F R O M CON TRACTORS ON R E C O R D OF A T T E N D A N C E W ILL BE A C C E F T E D 0*1 M A Y 1*. IMS A bid bend m an amount at not tou man IIva percent (t%) «f Ih* total bid amount tttoli ac i am pan, aach b id d a r'i pra petal Bid tecum * may b* In ih* (arm af cathiav a ch a rt madt payabto to lha Board ol C o u n t , C o m m Ii t l e n t r i , Sammato Count, *r a (Hd band aim Surat, aaTlktactory to lha CtMity A comblnafton ot any ol Ih* tormar it net accapiabto bid guaranty m all ba In a tingi* accaplabia ln*Trum*nt Tha Count, *m accept only turn w rtfy company nr campon*** •t ar* aulharltad to writ* bond* •f kuch char actor and amount undtr lha la** *f lha Slato at F tor Id*, and u ar* accapiabto tom# Count, Upon anard the tuctauful bidder w ill ba ragu lrad la to*nun p a , mam and pur tor manta band*, aach In tha amount ot 101 p a t t n l ak ma total brd amount Bond M i n i •ill ba lurniMiad by Ih* County and only tnoaa torn,* *111 bp ■tad Prbat *1 inturanca In S a n fo rd A A . 8 p.m .. c lo s e d , 1201 W. F lr s l St. F e llo w s h ip G ro u p A A . s e n io r c itiz e n s , 8 p m ., c lo s e d . 2 0 0 N L a k e T r ip le t D riv e . C a ss e lb e rry T U E S D A Y . M A Y 14 C a s s e lb e r r y K lw a n ls C lu b . 7 a.m .. Le C lu b . S. L a k e T r ip le t D rive . C a s s e lb e rry . S a n fo rd T o a s tm a ste rs , 7:1 5 a.m .. C h r is t o 's R e s ta u ra n t. 107 W. F lr s l S t.. S a n fo rd . S a n fo r d O p tim is t C lu b . 11:45 a.m .. W e ste rn S l/ z lln R e s ta u ra n t. S a n fo rd A r m e d F o rc e s W eek L u n c h e u n sp o n so red by G re a te r O r la n d o C h a m b e r o f C o m m c r r e a n d the W in te r D a rk C h u m b e r o f C o m m e rc e . 11:30 a .m .. C lu b M a rin e r. O rla n d o N a v a l T r a in in g C r n lc r . O p e n lo Ihe p u b lic . C a ll M a r lin F e rre ll at 4 2 5 -1 2 3 4 for tic k e t In fo rm a tio n . S a n fo rd L io n s C lu b . n o o n . H o lid a y In n . In ­ te rsta te 4. San fo rd . S o u th S e m in o le C o u n t y K lw a n ls C lu b . noon. Q u i n c y ' s R e sta u ra n t. H ig h w a y 17-92 a n d L iv e O a k * B o u le v a rd . Cuswelbc-rry. C e n tr a l F lo rid a DInod D a n k S e m in o le C o u n t y D ra n c h . 1302 E. S e co n d Sc., S a n fo rd . 1 1 u.m . to 7 p .m . F lo rid a H o s p Ila l-A R a m o n tr D ran ch . 601 E. A lta m o n te A v e .. 1 1 a.m . lo 7 p .m . S a n lo r d D u p lic a te B rid g e C lu b , 1 p m.. G re a te r S a n fo rd C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e , 4 0 0 E. F irst St. R e h o s C lu b A A, n o o n a n d 5 :3 0 p.m .. cltHied. 8 p .m .. step , 130 N o rm a n d y R o ad . C a ss e lb e rry , C le a n A ir K r ln w C lu b , n o o n , c lo s e d F r ie n d s o f the A r m y B a n q u e t to benefit Ihe S a lv a t io n A r m y o f S e m in o le C o u n ty , 7 p .m . S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r S p e a k e r w ill be C o l. J a m e s O s b o rn e , n a tio n a l c h ie f se cre ta ry . F o r tic k e t In fo rm a tio n c a ll 32 2 -2 6 4 2 . A r t s a n d C ra fts S h o w . IO a.m . to 2 p m , , C a s s e lb e r r y S e n io r C e n te r. 2 0 0 N Lake T r ip le t D riv e , C a s s e lb e rry Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice amount* actual to or avcpading m* tpacilipd amounlt *111 aiko fa* ragulrad Spaclllcallont will ba tYall •bit M a , 0* lk*S and may ba oblamad al tha otflca al ma c o n tu llln g anglnaara. Foot, Buckley Sc huh and Jarmgan kt* Norm Oranga Avanu*. Or lando. F L 27*01, 1 20*1 « J FITS P a y m e n t at F i t l y d a l la r i I*10 001 will ba ragulrad lor aach tat no rafundt will ba ma d a C o n t r a c t Docu rnant*. Plant a rt aval labia tor rarla* only in It* Ottlca of Purchatmg Tha County ratarvak lha Ugh' to raiacl any or all bid*, with ar • llh o w l c t u t t . ta * a lv a tochmcallttot ar to accapt It* bid *Filch In Ha ludgamanl bail t a r v a i in* in t t r a t l a l in* County Coal at awbmittai at mit fa-d it conaidarad an opar aItonal (M l at ma bidder and khan not ba paikad an to or born* by tha County Partoni ara advltad that It Ihay dadda to appaal any dk c lilo n m a d a a l tSIt m eal mg hearing they will naad a record at It* procaadingt and tor kuch purpotd. Ihay m a , n#*d to anaur* that a verbatim retard at tha procaadingt l* madt, which racord mcludat tha toaii many and avtdanca upon which ma appaal it la ba bated JoAnnC Blackman. CPM Purchatlng Oiractor Oriic# ot Purchatmg UOIE F irtlS ira a l Sanford F L 22771 1209) 111 1120. Ekt 212 Pubiith May 12. tatt OEF u PERSO N, d e l i v e r to C O U N T Y S E R V IC E S BLD G IIO IE 1ST S T R E E T R O O M W 7 I* SAN FO RO . FL B IO M 92 - F u r ruth 111 IB M M o d a l 227* O 't t Storaga U nit B I D «*9J — F u r n lth 4 000 P rapr >ntod L a g a l SUa Cat* Fito F oi d a r t B I D #494 — F u r n iih a il Labor, M a la r ia l# 4 E g u lp m k n t lo r R a R o o tin g a l C o u n t, S a rv k a t A l l w o rk t h o ll bo In o c c o rd o n c o w ith I p o U H c o llo n t • v o llo b to *1 no chorgo in It* O t f l c o ol tho F u f c h o i l n g O ira c to r Tha Cou n ty ratarva# th# rig h t to re|a ct any a r a ll bid*, w ith o r w i t h o u t c o u t o . to w o l v o to c h n ico ili* # . or to accep t it * b id w h ich In ttg b a tl lu d g a m a n l b a tl t a r w t It* Intoraal ot I t * Cou n ty Coal at tu b m ilto l o l th it b id II ce n ttd a ra d an o p a ra lio n o l coat o t I t * bidder and th a n net ba p o ita d on to or born* by Ih* County P a r t o n t a ra a d rita d that it •hay dwcida to appaal a n y da c l i l o n m o d # ot I h l t m o o t mg S ta rin g rr * , w ill naad a ra c o rd at lh a procaadingt. and. tor kuch p urpoat. t » y m ay naad to anaur# that a v e rb a tim re c o rd a t Ih* p ro ca a d in g t It m ade, w h ic h re c o rd M clu d a t lh a to th m a n y an d avidanca upon w h ic h ih * app ea l it t o b a bated J o A n n C B la c k m o n .C P M P u rc h a tln g D irector Cou n ty S a rv lca t B u ild in g 11*1 E F ir a l Street Second F lo o r, W a il W ing S a n to rd F L 22771 (JB91 221 11» . 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" I n e v e r longed to be a co p . b u t n o w th a t f m here I lo v e It." he sa id A n d sin c e J o in in g P o lk 's sta ff he h a s taken th e c r im in a l J u s t ic e c o u r s e r e q u i r e d to b e co m e a sw o rn d e p u ty In a d d i­ tio n to h a v in g a tte n d e d a twow e e k F B I A c a d e m y s e m in a r to Im p ro v e h is s k ills a s th e o ffic ia l h o s tla g e n e g o tia to r for th e d e ­ p a rtm e n t. he sa id H ut la w e n fo rce m e n t Is a far c r y fro m S p o ls k l’s firs t a m b i­ __ w sp ap er. p u b lic re la tio n s and tio n s A s the so n o f U k r a in ia n si ness, h e s a id , h is 10 y ea rs Im m ig ra n ts . J o h n a n d J u s t ln a p e rle n c e w it h th e d e p a rtm e n t S |M ilskl. h r had one b ig d re a m as m a k e s h im " b r a z e n e n o u g h " to th e y o u n g e st of 10 c h ild r e n In a t h in k h e 's q u a lifie d to se rve as h a rd -w o rk in g fa m ily . H e w a n te d S h e riff Hut o n ly w h e n a n d If to be In sh o w b u sin e ss. lk Is not In the ru n n in g , h r H e p u rs u e d (hat g o a l a n d Id. b y pa ssed co lleg e a lte r g ra d u a t­ A lth o u g h u n a rm e d a n d sw orn in g fro m h ig h s c h o o l In h is ic rtfrs d e p u ty , S p o ls k l's law R e d d in g . P e n n ., h o m e t o w n . f o r c e m r n t e x p e r ie n c e Is S p o ls k l ta lk e d h is w a y o n to the ftm u rlly a s a n a d m in is tra to r, a irw a v e s o f a lo c a l ra d io sta tio n r m a in s k ill n e e d e d b y a a s .John A n d re w s , d r o p p in g h is ite m p o r a ry sh e riff, he said. la st n a m e, because “ T h e y to ld Hut he has. he sa id , resp o n d ed to m e It w as m u c h too fo re ig n . C a n •b. m l 5 0 0 c a lls w h e n he w as the you bcllever that — s k i? . " he clo se st o ffic e r to a c rim e scene. s a id . O th e r th an h is w o rk on that type H e w o rk e d as a d is c Jo ckey o f c a ll a n d e x ce p t w h e n h e's a n d a n n o u n c e r u n t i l a s a c i l l r d a s t h r n e g o tia to r In a m e m b e r o f a m o to r p o o l In the Jfe sia g c s itu a tio n h is p rim a ry A ir N a tio n a l G u a rd R e se rve s, he d u tie s are to d e a l w it h the press w a s c a lle d to d u ty In 1951. • A d to s u p e rv is e a ll a sp e c ts o f In the se rv ice h is c o m m u n ic a ­ t h i d r p a r t m e n l's c o m m u n ic a ­ tio n s k ills w ere re c o g n iz e d a n d t io n d iv is io n . T h a t I n c lu d e s h e w a s soon w r itin g p re s s r e ­ s u p e r v is in g d is p a t c h e r s a n d le a se s Instead o f t in k e r in g w ith te le p h o n e o p e ra to rs , o v e rse e in g Jeeps, he said. O n c e o u l o f the th e m a in te n a n c e o f a ll c o m ­ s e rv ic e In 1953 h r m o v e d on lo m u n ic a tio n e q u ip m e n t In clu d in g N e w Y o r k C it y w it h h is P o lic e rad io s a n d te le p h o n e s and h o m e to w n b rid e. J e a n . sjp< .ik in g fo r th e d e p a rtm e n t A lth o u g h S p o ls k l w a s e n jo y in g W hen f o lk Is u n a v a ila b le to sta le h is n e w care er w ith th e A rm e d o ffic ia l p o lic y o r to d e al w ith I he F o rc e s R a d io N e tw o rk , g iv in g J e w s m edia. p la y b y p la y a c c o u n ts o f b o x in g i s p o ls k l. 5 5 . w h o e a rn s m a t c h e s a l M a d is o n S q u a r e • J 7 .H 0 0 w as a d d r d to P o lk 's G a r d e n . J e a n w a s h o m e s ic k p a y r o ll w h e n he a b a n d o n e d h is T h a t m e a n t a m o v e h a c k to p o st as a ss is ta n t r d lt o r o f I heR e d d in g . S p o ls k l sa id , w h e re he retting H erald 10 y e a rs ago lo b e c a m e a d v e rtis in g a n d sa le s co m e S e m in o le C o u n t y 's 911 p r o m o t io n m a n a g e r fo r e m e r g e n c y t e le p h o n e s y s te m W e s tln g h o u s e — “ th e y o u n g e st co o rd in a to r. In th e h is to ry o f the c o m p a n y ." e T h e c o u n ty d id n 't have m o n e y lie sa id . II y I 9 6 0 , w h e n « to fu n d th e p o s t, so P o lk 's W e s tln g h o u s e d e a le r r n e n llo n r d d e p a rtm e n t p ic k e d u p S p o ls k l to S p o ls k l he p la n n e d lo o p e n a a n d In a d d itio n to h is a n tic ip a te d d u tie s re la te d to 9 1 1 , w h ic h b o w lin g a lle y In S a n fo rd and ever m a te ria liz e d , he lo o k on w o u ld l lk r to have h im m a n a g e o rn m u n lc a tlo n c h o re s for the It. S [K )lskl w a s rea d y to m a k e the herlff. he said m o v e , hut a s a p a rtn e r, n o t Just A lth o u g h u fle r a decad e ol a s m a n a g e r. d e la y O i l Is h a c k o n the scene t S Slwta by Tm s | Vlscwrt John Spolskl, left, goes over a reporl with his boss, SherWf John Polk. Spolskl Is eyeing the sheriff's seaf, but not until Polk decides not to run again. A lt h o u g h th e y h ad n e v e r heard o f S a n fo rd . I he S p o ls k l* m ade th e m o v e a n d b o w lin g becam e th e ir b u sin e ss ih ro u g tu m l th e 6 0 s A s a n a tu ra l olT-ahoot o f the b u sin ess, co m m u n tc a to r S p o ls k l tiegan w ritin g a n e w sp a p e r b o w lin g c o lu m n . W h e n th e re w a s a n o p e n in g In Ihe s p o rts d e p a rtm e n t o f the E ve rtin g H erald he becam e a fu ll-tim e s p o rts w rite r and la te r becam e s p o rts ed ito r. S p o ls k l w ra p p e d u p h is eight y ea rs a l t h r H erald as a ssista n t e d ito r a n d th e n w a s h ire d u s 9 1 1 c o o rd in a to r. W h ile he w o rk e d at the H erald h is fa m ily c o n tin u e d to c a rry m o st o l like r n p u n t ib llU y lo r rite Ix iw lln g la n e s u n t il S p o ls k l so ld h is Interest In th a t b u sin e ss In 1971. T h e t r a d i t i o n o f w o r k in g tog ether c o n tin u e s today In the S p o ls k l fa m ily a s M rs S jx ils k l and son J o h n . 30 . both w o rk for son K e v in . 35 . In hl» ge n era l c o n t r a c t o r 's b u s in e s s . H ut d a u g h te r J a n c II , 23, h a s b y p a sse d the f a m ily Interests a n d Is a de n tal a s s is ta n t. S p o ls k l said. S p o ls k l c re d its h is u h lllly to p u rs u e h is v a rie d c a re e r to the s u p p o r t o f h is f a m ily . " T h e rih a n cln ! su cce ss I h a v e Is s u b ­ s ta n tia l c o n s id e rin g e v e ry th in g . 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Y o u fended for y o u rs e lf T h e sa m e a s ih e c lo t h in g w a s h a n d rd d o w n , so w a s the food If I w a s lu c k y e n o u g h lo re a c h for It." T h a t e x p c rtc n c helped in s t ill In h im th e d r iv e lo go a fte r w h a t h r w a n ts a n d as long as he lo v e s w hat h e 's p u rs u in g . " T h e r e are n e v e r e n o u g h h o u rs In ih e d a y . 1 love w h a t I'm do ing. I lo v e d lie ln g w it h the n e w sp a p e r. I lo ved b e in g In ra d io I g u e ss I In h erited I hat en e rg y Irom m y p a r r n is w h o to lle d m a n y lo n g h o u rs, j " l d id n 't see a n y th in g w ro n g w ith th e m d o in g li a n d c e r ta in ly th e ir k id Is n o exce p tio n , so I d o 11 as w e ll, " S p o ls k l said. l b s p ro u d that h is g lib to n g u e w o n h im the ro ll o f ho stag e n e g o tia to r a n d o f h is 17 s u c ­ c e ss fu l n e g o tia tio n s. He a ls o sa id h a v in g sa l o n bo th side s o f the fe n c e h r h a s a g re a te r u n ­ d e rs ta n d in g of Ihe needs o f the press th a n m o st law e n fo rc e ­ m ent o ffic ia ls do A s p irit of co o p e ra tio n b e tw een Ihe p re s s a n d law en fo rce m e n t Is v e ry Im p o rta n t, S p o ls k l s a id , b e cau se " th e r e are m a n y tim e s we g e l le a d s o r so lv e c a s e s b e ca u se o f the m edia c o m in g to to u s w ith In fo rm a tio n W e re It not fo r the m e d ia and c o n fid e n ­ tia l I n lo rm a n ts there w o u ld he m a n y , m a n y m o re u n s ln v c d rases. " D e a lin g w ith the n ew s m e d ia h a s to be done o n a p ro fessio n al b a s is It h a s to be done (a c tu a lly and fa ir ly w ith a ll of Ihe m e d ia , becau se I d e al w ith n rw s p a p c r. ra d io a n d te le v is io n and these people w h o d e a l w ith m e h a v e to k n o w th a t t h is Is e x a c tly the w a y II Is w it h o u t a n y e m b e llis h ­ m e n ts. S o h a v in g b u ilt u p th at tru st in Ihe 10 years I've b e en here it 's e a s y lo r th e m to rcr o g n U e m y v o te r a n d r e l a t e It to Ihe fact th a t I urn g iv in g th e m r o r r r c l in fo rm a tio n " I t h in k that has to be a tre m e n d o u s asse t to (he d e ­ p a rtm e n t — th e e x p e rie n c e I b ro u g h t ha-u-d o n w ind I h av e done b o th In radio , n e w sp a p e r a n d so m e te le v is io n e x jrc rle n c e ," S p o ls k l sa id . S p o lsk l goes o n the scene o f m ajo r c rim e s lo gat h r r In fo rm a ­ tio n and said It’s Im p o rta n t for the m e d ia lo k n o w th e re is one p e rso n re sp o n sib le , a cc e p te d by the d e p iirtm rn t to s p e a k In the a b sen ce o f P o lk "If 1 d o n 't k n o w w h a t I'm ta lk in g about I'm g o in g to tell the m edia that If y o u Insist on a n an sw e r I'll m a k e an attem pt to gel it. b ill I'm not g o in g lo s e c o n d -g u e s s a n d o ffe r e r ­ ro n e o u s In fo rm a tio n that In tu rn is p u l nut to the p u b lic . " T h e biggest p r o b le m w h e n I w as w ith the m e d ia w a s the seeds o f s u s p ic io n th a t are there w ith law e n fo rc e m e n t g e n e ra lly . I t s s till here to d a y , not o n ly In th is o rg a n iza tio n . T h e y are so v e ry d istu rb e d th a t t h r w a y th ey read a n a rticle Is e x a c tly the w ay e v e ry o n e else Is g o in g to read il a n d lh a l th ey h a v e h e rn p ain ted In a d ero g ato ry w a y . w h e n In fact It's not n e c e s s a rily so. " T h is Is w h y a Job s u c h as m in e Is so v e ry Im p o rta n t. It re q u ire s a sp e c ia l la le n t a n d a kn o w le d g e o f h o w lo d e al w ith the m e d ia ." 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AFWHEID// JEFFREY HART More Marxists J u s t w h y a n y o n e becom es e n ­ t h u s ia s t ic o v e r th e p ro sp e c t o f a n o th rr b la c k M a rx is t d ic ta to rs h ip In s o u th e rn A f r ic a escape* me. Y e t t h a t , w i t h Ihe fo r m e r R h o d esia a s a m o d e l. Is w hat th e d e m o n s tra to rs a g a in s t S o u th A f r ic a a p p a re n tly d e sire . O r, perhaps, th e y do not a c tu a lly d e s lr r It. not h a v in g m u c h t h o u g h t fo r th e m o r r o w a m id s t the sh e e r en jo y m e n t o f t h e ir m o ra l s u p e rio rity . T h e H o u se F o re ig n A ffa irs C o m ­ m ittee bu s n o w v o te d 2 9 to B to b a n A m e r ic a n I n v e s t m e n t tn S o u t h A fric a a n d b a n k lo a n s lo It. to p ro h ib it the Im p o rta tio n o f g o ld K ru g e rra n d s, a n d to revoke e x is tin g c o m p u te r c o n tr a c ts w ith the g o v ­ ern m e n t In J o h a n n e s b u rg . T h e co lle g e a n d u n iv e rs ity c a m ­ p u ses are a liv e w ith protests a g a in s t In v e stm e n t In S o u th A fric a a n d h ave even se e n b u ild in g o c c u p a ­ tio n s In th e o ld sty le at p laces lik e C o rn e ll. M a n y o r even m ost c o lle g e a d m in is t r a t io n s h u ve g r u d g in g ly g iv en tn, a n d are. In one fo rm o r unother. d iv e s tin g A s L o rd B y r o n w rote In " D o n J u a n . " the fa ir J u lia , w h o said sh e w o u ld ne'er r o n s e n l — co n se n te d. U n iv e rs ity trustees k n o w that all o f t h is m n k e s little e c o n o m ic or m o ra l sense, that even b la c k w o rk r rs in S o u th A frlc u o p p o se d iv e s tm e n t a n d o th e r e c o n o m ic sa net Ions a g a in s t the regim e, b u t Ihe tru ste e s n e v e rth e le ss are, b y a n d large, c o n s e n tin g I m y s e lf a m n o fount of w is d o m c o n c e rn in g th e long-range fu tu re o f S o u th A fric a , a s s u m in g thut It b u s one. T h e w h ite s there, how ever, d o not c o n sid e r th e m s e lv e s E u ro p e a n s bu t A fric a n s . T h e y have been th e re at least us lo n g o s the E u ro p e a n s h ave been In A m e rlc u . I s u p p o s e th at. In the lo n g ru n . If th is w h ite A fric a n trib e w is h e s to re ta in Its trib a l Id e n tity w ith o u t u b lo o d b a th a se rio u s p a r t it io n in g o f the p re se n t R e p u b lic o f S o u th A fric a w ill be ca lle d for. T h a t w o u ld m ean t u r n in g o v e r to Ihe o th e r trib a l g ro up s la rg e a n d v ia b le s e c tio n s o f the c o u n try , not Just th e p re se n t " h o m e la n d s ." m u c h o f w h ic h are arid a n d u n ­ desirab le. T h e se rio u s p a r titio n in g w o u ld a lm o s t c e r ta in ly Involve Ihe tu rn in g o v r r o f a deep-w ater p o rt, su ch as D u rb a n , w ith o u t w h ic h th e b la c k trib a l s e c tio n s m ig h t n o t be viable. I'rtm e M in is te r Hotha Is In n o p o sitio n at th e p re s e n t to propose a n y su ch th in g , b u t I c a n assure yo u th a t su ch a p o s s ib ilit y Is under a c tiv e c o n s id e ra tio n b y m a n y S o u th A fric a n le a d e rs o f o p in io n . T h e A m e ric a n p ro te s to rs do not a p p e a r to be t h in k in g In a n y sort of p ra c tic a l te rm s. A m e r ic a n Invest­ m e n t In S o u th A f r ic a p la y s o n ly a m a rg in a l ro le t h e r e , a n d S o u th A fric a w ith Its m in e r a l reso u rces Is m o re Im p o rta n t to th e A m e ric a n e c o n o m y t h a n A m e r ic a n Invest­ m e n t I* to S o u th A fr ic a . T h e A m e r ic a n p ro te s to rs , w heth er o n Ihe c a m p u s o r In the U .S . C o n g re ss, se e m to d e sire a one-m an-one-vote s o lu tio n , e m b ra c in g the w hole of th e r e p u b lic . It w ill not happen, be cau se th e w h ite tribe has the sheer m u s c le to p re v e n t It from hap pening. In fact, the S o u th A fr ic a n a n n y Is c e r t a in ly Ih e s t r o n g e s t m ilit a r y force In the A f r ic a n co n tin e n t, and c o u ld m a rc h r lg h lo C a iro If It so chose. It h a s s m a s h e d the C u b a n troop* In A f r ic a tn e v e ry engage­ m ent. 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S o u t h A fr ic a wOuld be t u r n e d I n t o a b la c k M a r x i s t d ic ta to rs h ip w it h in w h ic h the p r in ­ c ip a l p o litic a l r e a lit y w o u ld be trib a l w arfare. I m ust sa y th a t I fa ll to see w h at hu m an e v a lu e s o r ra tio n a l p o litic a l p u rp o se t h is w o u ld se rve. T h e e n th u s ia s m s o f o u r Idealists. If th at Is w hat th e y r e a lly are. leave m e cold. Tax Plans Encounter Suspicion W A S H IN G T O N ( N E A ) Propo­ n e n ts o f m ajo r t a x re fo rm once b e lie v e d that t h e ir sta u n c h e st op­ p o n e n ts w o u ld be s p e c ia l Interest g ro u p s and that a v e ra g e taxpayers w o u l d fa v o r o v e r h a u l i n g the s y s te m . B u t new data s h o w s th a t average ta x p a y e r s a r e n 't e n th u s e d about m a k in g ta x e s " f a i r e r " a n d (ax p re p a ra tio n s im p le r. T h e y 'd rather s im p ly pay less In ta x e s — and they w o n 't b a c k tax re fo rm If they even s u s p e c t that It w ill in c re a s e their ta x e s. M ost ta x -s lm p llffc a tlo n p la n s — I n c lu d in g the one p ro p o s e d by Sen. B ill B ra d le y . D -N .J. a n d Rep. R ic h ­ a r d G e p h a rd t. D -M o .. a n d the one p ro p o se d by the T r e a s u r y Depart m e n t — c a ll fo r a ll in c o m e to be ta x e d at a sin g le r a te o r a few rates, d e p e n d in g on In c o m e level. The p ro p o s a ls w o u ld a ls o a llo w few. If a n y . d e d u c t io n s . W i t h s u c h a s y s te m , an In c o m e -ta x re tu rn co u ld f it o n a postcard, a n d a n y o n e co u ld c o m p u te h is ta x e s In about five m in u te s . H o w ever, m ore a n d m o re people Ju st w a n t to k n o w If t h e y 'd have to p a y m ore. M a n y " o r d in a r y " ta x p a y ­ e r s h ave fo u n d th e ir o w n loo p ho les In the c u rre n t s y s te m a n d w ill fight v ig o ro u s ly to keep th e m . D u r in g a re c e n t c o n g re s s io n a l recess. B ra d le y a n d G e p h a rd t w ent o n the road to s e ll th e tr ta x plan. At e v e r y stop, th e y w e re bo m b ard ed w it h q u e stio n s a b o u t w hat th eir p la n w o u ld do to s p e c ific d e d u c tio n s — fo r o il a n d gas d e p le tio n , c h a rita ­ b le c o n trib u tio n s , a u to expenses, h o m e -m o rtg ag e In te re st and “ offlce -ln -th e -h o m e " d e d u c tio n s — and to ta x cre dits, s u c h a s those for re s to rin g h isto ric b u ild in g s B ra d le y c a lls t h is “ loo p ho le Il­ lu s io n " — ju d g in g ta x s im p lific a tio n o n ly b y s p e c ific c h a n g e s, rather t h a n b y Its e ffe c t a s a w hole. H o w e v e r. Ihe fa c t Is th at most ta x p a y e rs do ju d g e It b y specifics. 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F o r a n o u t f it th a t o n c e w a s p re s u m p tu o u s eno u gh to su g g e st (hat It r u n Ihe c o u n try for th e W h ite H o u se In Ihe event o f a crista. F E M A 's la te st po w er g ra b Is in o d e a t Indeed. It w a n ts to ta ke o v e r the E m e r g e n c y B ro a d c a s tin g S y s te m , the n e tw o rk o f ra d io s ta tio n s acrooa the c o u n t r y that v o lu n te e r th e ir s e rv ic e s to keep R ite tie rs In fo rm e d a b o u t flo o d s, h u rric a n e s a n d o th e r n a tu r a l d is a s te rs In w a rtim e , the s y s t e m w ill b ro a d c a s t o f f ic ia l m e ssag es If o th e r lin e s o f c o m ­ m u n ic a tio n a re blocked. U p lo now . the system h a s been r u n by th e F e d e ra l C o m m u n ic a tio n s C o m m is s io n a n d used by th e N a ­ tio n a l W e a th e r S e rv ice In lim e s o f e m e rg e n cy . F E M A 's o n ly ro le h a s been to p ro v id e the fu nd s for n e e d e d e q u ip m e n t. 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The c it y ta x o n Ihe te le p h o n e b ill w ill r e m a in u n chan ged fo r a lm o s t every re s id e n tia l user In th e c it y . T h e In­ c re a s e o n the w ater b ill a ls o w ill be zero lo r m o s t resid e n tia l c u s to m e rs . T h e big In cre a se w ill lx 1 $ 4 .0 0 p e r m o n th to the h ig h e le c tric a l pow er u s e r. T h e n a tu ra l q u e s tio n Is "w h a t w ill I get for m y m o n e y " ? I can tell y o u so m e o f the Ite m s I w o u ld lik e to see In n e x t y e a r's b u d g e t. O u r streets a n d ro a d s need Im p ro v e d m a in te n a n c e , n o t ju st o u r d ir t streets, but s u b -s ta n d a rd streets as w e ll. W e need to not o n ly u p g ra d e o u r p a r k s a n d recre a tio n p ro g ra m , but also lM-tter m a in ta in w h a t w e n o w have. S id e w a lk s , w here n e e d e d , are s till a m a jo r con cern . B e a u tific a tio n o f o u r c it y Is m o re than s o m e th in g to be put o ti a w is h list. 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I w a n t to r e m in d e v e ry o n e that w h a t the v o te rs tu rn e d dow n w a s a p ro p o s a l to In cre a se p ro p e rty ta x e s to b u ild the b u ild in g s n o t the b u ild in g s th e m s e lv e s A m a jo r ity o f re s id e n ts h a v e to ld me th e y a re in fa v o r o f th e b u ild in g s as lo n g a s p ro p e rty ta xe s a re not raised. T h e m a jo r ity o f the c it y c o m m is s io n Is w o r k in g to w a rd lo w e rin g p ro p e rty t a x ­ es u n d s t ill b u ild in g Ihe n r e d r t l p o lice s t a tio n a n d c o m m u n it y b u ild in g If f u n d s a re a v a ila b le . T h e s e tw o b u ild ­ in g s m o s t lik e ly w ill tic not b u ilt th is y e a r, bu t p la n n in g Is ta k in g place. 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It w a s sa id that last y e a r I w a s the ' L o n e S tra n g e r." that I w a s o n the o u ts id e lix ik tn g In. I d o n 't le e l th at w ay! La st y e a r 1 w orked w it h in the h o m e w o r k o f go vernm e nt to b rin g the v o ir e o f th e people b a r k . I d id n 't re p re s e n t m y se lf as " T H E " G o v e rn m e n t o f L o n g w o o d a n d s ta y e d c le a r of r u n n in g to o th e r local u tu i sta te g o v ­ e r n m e n t s fo r s u p p o rt. I n e v e r Inte rfe rre d w ith the tra n s a c tio n s o f the c it y of la in g w o o d , a n d 1 let the m a y o r a n d c i t y a d m in is tra to r d o th e tr Jobs, e v e n th o u g h I disag re ed w it h th e m . 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F o r te c n to forty, the y e u rs p a s s a n d th e p lu y ln g field c h a n g e s. U n ifo rm s a n d g lo v e s are e x c h a n g e d fo r b u s in e s s s u it s a n d briefcases. T h e a ltitu d e s lh a l la-gun In a little Ira g u e d u g o u l h e r o in e a p a rt o( the b lu e p r in t O th e r p la y e rs , w in n in g se a so n s u n d p a ln lit l lo s s e s a re p la n k s In th e b rid g e fro m r h lld to m a n O n the h u llfle ld . us In tllfc. s o m e tim e s y o u w in a n d s o m e ­ t im e s y o u lose. T h e t h in g Is. y o u ul w a y s s u it up. I) C , Ita u rr S a n fo r d U.S. Rep. Claude Pepper Young 65er Has Much More To Give Q. M y c o m p a n y J u s t g a v e m e t h e r e t i r e m e n t d in n e r s n d t h e g o ld w a t c h s n d p o in t e d m e o u t t h e d o o r . I'm s " y o u n g " 6 5 s n d 1 f e e l 1 h a v e m o r e t o g iv e . D o y o u h a v e a n y w o rd s o f e n c o u ra g e m e n t? A A n y re g u la r reade r o f t h is c o lu m n k n o w s how I feel about p e o p le w h o w a n t it* c o n t in u e w o r k i n g b e i n g a llo w e d lo d o so. Age s h o u ld n e v e r txan In d ic a to r o f c o m p e te n ce o n Ihe Job M a n y pe o p le h ave tu rn e d in so m e o f th e ir fin est w o r k a f lr r Ihe age o f 65. If yo u feel y o u have s o m e th in g left to c o n trib u te , u n d o u b te d ly y o u do! Y o u m ig h t en jo y a lx*ok e n title d S u c c e s s O v e r S ix ty , b y A lb e rt M y e rs a n d C h r is to p h e r A n d e rse n . U s in g case h isto rie s, a p ro g ra m ol h o w -to s a n d a n e x te n s iv e s o u re r se ctio n f ille d w ith nam es, a d d re sse s and n u m b e rs , t h is lxx*k t» a c o m p re h e n s iv e g u id e for a n y o n e o v e r (30 w h o d o c s not w an t to re tire F o r tho se c o n s id e rin g a c u r r r r c h a n g e , the a u th o rs lis t h u n d r e d s o f fra n c h is e o p p o rtu n itie s a n d the In itia l In v e stm e n t re q u ire d fo r e a c h F o r the lio m r b o u n d , they o ile r a lls i su g g e s tin g In ih e -h u m e ca re e rs. T h e h o o k s u p p o r t s t h e Id e a o f r r t lr r m r n l for tho se w h o w is h It. hut w ith the m a n y In te re stin g v ig n e tte s p rese n te d . It a lso gives ant|>lr e v id e n c e a n d In s p ira tio n for those w h o w an t to r e m a in a c tiv e 9 . C a n y o u h a v e p r i v a t e h e a lt h I n s u ra n c e s n d s t i l l q u a lif y fo r M e d ic a id ? A In m ost Instances y o u r a n have p riv a te h e a lth Insu rance a n d s t ill q u a li­ fy fo r M r d lc a ld T h e a m o u n t o f y o u r p riv a te h e a lth In su ran ce p r e m iu m s is d e d u c te d from the c a lc u la tio n o f y o u r In co m e w h e n M e d ica id d c t e r m ln r n If y o u are u n d e r the a llo w a b le in c o m e le v e ls to q u a lity tor M c d le u td In y o u r state. If y o u u r r r o v r r r d b y p r lv u t r h e a lth In s u ra n c e , h o w e v e r, a n d t h r sam e m e d ic a l se rv ice Is co ve re d b y b o th y o u r p r i v a t e In s u ra n c e anti M e d ic a id . M e d lc u ld w ill pay o n ly th e u in o u n t not p a id b y y o u r Insu rance. Q. Some time ago In your column you said that It was possible for certain older Americans to receive birthday greetings from the preeldent. My grandmother w ill cele­ brate her lOOtb birthday this fall. Is she eligible? A . Y e s. |>eoplc w h o are HO y e a rs or o ld e r m a y receive b irth d a y c u rd s from Ihe p re s ld e n l T h o se o v e r age 100, lik e y o u r g ra n d m o th e r, m ay re c e iv e letters. T o a rra n g e for a m essage, c o n ta c t th r W h ile H o u se G re e tin g s O th e r at least one m o n th ahead o f tim e . T h e a d d re ss Is; G re e tin g s O fllre . T h e W h ite H o u se. W a s h in g to n . D .C . 3 0 5 0 0 . Q. You always hear about older women who are widows, but not ae often do you bear of widowers. What percentage of older Am erican men are widowers? A O n ly 12 percent of e ld e r ly m e n In o u r n a tio n w ere w id o w e rs In 1982, w h ile so m e 51 p e rc e n t o f e ld e r ly w o m e n w ere w id o w s. A m o n g tho se 75 y e a rs o ld a n d old er. 7 0 p e rc e n t o f m en w ere n tu rrle d and 7 0 p e rc e n t o f w o m rn w ere w id o w s T h is s ig n ific a n t d llle r r n e c Is due p r im a r ily lo the fu rl that w o m r n le n d lo m a r r y al a y o tin g rr age th a n m e n a n d h a v e a lo n g e r life e x p e c ta n c y . II y o u h a v e a q u e stio n lo r C laude I'epper, p le a se se n d 11 to " A s k Claude P epper . ” H o o rn 715. H ouse O ffice b u ild in g Annex I. W ashington. l).C.. 2 0 5 1 5 . V o lu m e o f m u ll p re v e n ts /x-rsona/ replies H E P C L A U D E P E P P E H Is th e c h a irm a n o f the health s u b c o m m itte e o f th e House Select C om m ittee on Aging. A ustralia Struggles Toward High Tech To Survive By Fta Cumining H 'lim n iin g re p o rts on cu rre n t a lfa in In A u stra lia fo r Australian ra d io I S Y lM E Y , A u s tra lia — A t Ihe tu rn o f the ce ntu ry. A u stra lia n s were the richest people In the world, a m assing th e ir wealth fro m th is co ntin en t's fe rtile la n d and enorm ous n a tu ra l resources. Hut th a t tim e la long past Today. A u s tra lia n s are a w a ke n in g to Ihe rv a lu a tio n that th e y cannot p ro fit as th e y once d id from co m m o d ity exports, such as g o ld . coal, u ra n iu m and b a u x it e N or ra n th ey re ly on the sales ab ro ad o f beef, w ool and wheal. A t the same tim e , th e y are being o ve rta ke n by th e ir Aslan n e ig h b o rs lo the n o rth , w ho are h u n tin g Into Ih e In d u s tria l age. So A ustralia'a hope Ilea In Ihe d ire c tio n o f science and technology. U n til now. how ever. Ihe c o u n try has m a d e ve ry lltlle p ro g re ss fn Ih e Held. ANALYSIS w hich is nor easy to p e n e m te because o l fierce co m p e titio n . M ost In d u strie s were In itia lly established to serve a s m a ll dom estic m arket, a n d they were protected b y h ig h lartffs lo keep o u t Im ports. As a consequence, companies tended to be com pla­ cent. J o h n H u tto n , th e m in is te r fo r In d u s try . Irc h n o lo g v a n d commerce, w a rn s th a t there w ill be no m o re free lunches fo r co m p an ies that. In his words, have languished because o f a ’ p sych o lo g ica l dependence o n g ove rn m e n t sup­ port a n d In te lle c tu a l laziness T h u s , th e p ro spe cts a re th a t a u to m o b ile m a n u fa c tu re rs w ill cease to e n jo y Ihe tig h t Im port lim ita tio n s lh a l ke p i o u t foreign nunlels. a n d th a t steel p la n ts w ill cease lo benefit from h ig h d utie s o n riv a l p r o d u r ls fro m a b ro a d . M eanw hile, the g ove rn m e nt has p rom ised to g ive a ttra c tiv e fax d r d u r f t o n s to firm s p re fw re d to u nd erta ke s /le n t I f i r a n d technological research a n d developm ent. H ut II rem ains lo he seen w h e th e r Ihe pledge w ill m ake m uch difference. A s m odem n atio ns go. A u stralia Is hack In Ihe stone age when It comes to a o p h ijt fra t rd science a n d technology. T elecom m unication Is s t ill In Its In fa n c y here, a n d w o rd pm eesslng Is o n ly b eg in nin g to emerge. T his la not lo say th a t A ustralia Is to ta lly la rk in g In accom plishm en ts Scientists here. In colla bo ra tion w llh A m e rica n colragurs. are re ­ sponsible tor p e rfe ctin g a b io n ic car. A gene th a t d ire cts blood cell g ro w th was recently Isolated b y a n o th e r A u s tra lia n research team O n r shortcom ing, how ever. Is that A u s tra lia Is beh in d in the a p p lic a tio n o f Us a ccom plishm ents to pra ctical purposes Over Ihe (tost 15 y e a n , for in stan ce, fe w e r than WO patents w ere g ra n te d to scientists w o rk in g at A u stralian colleges and u n iv rr s iffr s . In other w ords, there Is not m u c h o f a m arriage between ih e academ ic and business conu nu nb lies, such a s Is com m on In the U n ite d S tairs, where In ve n tive professors fre q u e n tly become m illionaires. A real need Is fo r venture c a p ita l to la k e ris k s In rn e o u ra g fn g business to g a m b le on s c ie n tific research a n d d e v e lo p m e n t. H u t A u s tra lia n e n lre p e n e u n te n d lo be w ary, a re fle c tio n on ih e ir tra d itio n a l com plareny. Nobody In Ihe A u stra lia n g ove rn m e n t believes lh a l the m a d ahead w ill be easy, since c h an ging a ttitu d e s Is a slow and arduous challenge. 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D a y S p rin g , a n d soloist P a tty O s b o rn e , a B u rg e r K in g em ployee. A d m is s io n Is free to the p u b lic , but d o n a tio n s w ill be a rce p te d w ith a ll the m o ney re ce iv e d g o in g to the h o s p ita l M others To Be Recognized T h e re w ill be sp e c ia l re c o g n itio n for m o th e rs at the 8 :3 0 a n d 1 1 a.rn s e rv ic e s at C o m m u n ity U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u r c h . C a s s e lb e rry . S u n d a y Bel tie M y e r w ill be so lo is t at the first se rv ice a n d th e C h a n ce l a n d C h e ru b c h o irs w ill s in g at the secon d s e rv ic e T h e Rev. W ig h t K lrtle y w ill p re a c h o n the C h r is tia n fa m ily . A l the 7 p .m . se rm o n w ill be on m a rria g e . Bishop M akes Appointments F lo rid a C o n feren c e U n ltr d M c lh o d ls t B ish o p E a rl G . H u n t J r . and h is 1 4 -m em b er ca b in et h a v e a n n o u n ced the a p p o in tm e n t o f tw o n e w d is t r ic t su p e rin te n d e n ts fo r the 1985-86 co n fe re n ce year. A lo n z o R ic h a r d D a v is, s e n io r pasto r of the A s b u r y U n ltr d M r lh o d ls l C h u r c h . M a itla n d , fo r Ihe past three yea rs, h a s been ap|M)lnted to Ihe L a k e la n d D is tr ic t. H e su cc e e d s the Rev. W illia m W H o u g h to n , w h o w ill re re lv e a new a p p o in tm e n t la te r t h is m o n th . T h e R e v. J . M a rv in S w e a t J r . , pastor of F ir s t U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u r c h . O cala, h a s been nam ed to the L e e sb u rg D is tric t to re p la c e D r S c o tt B o z e m a n , w ho w ill be re tirin g b illo w in g the A n n u a l C o n fe re n c e sch e d u le d for M a y 2 6 -3 0 In L a k e la n d . Redeem er Church Anniversary L u th e ra n C h u r c h o f th r R e d e e m e r. 2 5 2 5 O a k A v e .. S a n fo rd , w ill o b s e rv e Its 3 2 n d a n n iv e rs a ry t h is S u n d a y . It w a s on M ay 10. 1953 (a lso o n M o th e r's D ay) that the llr s l w o rs h ip se rv ice w as h e ld in Ihe o ld ya ch t c lu b o n L a k e M onroe. T h e present pastor, th e R e v. E .A Reuse h e r. h a s been s e rv in g the c h u r c h sin ce D e c e m b e r 1968. T h e a n n iv e r s a r y w ill be ce le b ra te d w ith n p o tlu c k d in n e r w ill lie h eld S u n d a y . M a y I 9 a t 5 p .m To M other With Love T h e 3 0 -v o lc e C h ild r e n 's C h o ir o f the First B a p tist C h u r c h of S a n fo rd . 5 1 9 P a rk Ave.. w ill p re se n t the m in i- m u s ic a l To M other wi t h L o i r by Jo e E P a r k s o n M o th e r's D a y . M a y 12 a l 10 5 5 a m . d u r in g the m o r n in g w o rs h ip se rv ice T h e c h o ir Is u n d e r Ihe d ir e c tio n o f R o d n e y B ro o k s , m in is te r o f m u s ic . F i r s t o f • f o u r - p a r t s e r ie s B y I r is K r u n o * U P I F e a tu r e W r it e r N E W Y O R K lU P II — T o ro y a lty , p re sid e n ts a n d a g lo b a l n e tw o rk o f C h r is tia n s . B illy G ra h a m Is G o d s a n c h o rm a n o n E a rth W h e n he w a s yo u n g, the e v a n g e list hated g o in g to c h u rc h . " I c o u ld n 't w a ll to le a v e hom e so I w o u ld n 't h a v e io go a n y m o r e . " s a y s G ra h a m In a d ra w l so soft It's lo u g h to p ic t u r e h im t h u n d e r in g to a p a c k e d s ta d iu m , face tw is trd . lo n g a r m s th ra s h in g . " T h e r e w ere tw o pe o p le I d id n 't w ant to be w h e n I grew u p — o n e w a s a c le rg y m a n a n d the o th e r w a s a n u n d e rta k e r. I a lw a y s w a n te d to be a b a se b a ll p la y e r ," S o m u c h for d re a m s. Instead. W llltu in F r a n k lin G ra h a m w ent o n to pre a ch to m o re p e o p le face to fa re th a n a n y o th e r m a n In h is to ry — 104 m illio n In 6 0 co u n trie s, in a s in g le a p p e a ra n ce la st A u g u s t In S e o u l. S o u th K o rea , h r a d d re sse d a c ro w d o f I m illio n . H is p a re n ts w ere c n t r la l In s h a p in g Ills c h a r a c te r , he s a y s o f W illia m F r a n k lin G ra h a m a n d M o rro w C o ffe y . troth descen d a n ts of S c o ttis h pioneers. " M y m o th e r w a s a g rea l w o m a n nl G o d ," s a y s G ra h a m " M y fa th e r, be c o u ld b a re ly rea d a n d w rite , but he c o u ld read Ihe B ib le P e o p le w o u ld co m e fro m m ile s a ro u n d Just In h e a r h im te ll Jokes a n d s to rie s ' T h e G ra h a m s ib lin g s a r r M e lv in , u fa rm e r In M a t t h e w s , N C . , a n d t w o s i s t e r * . C a th e r in e M c E lr o y a n d J e a n Fo rd , w ife ol L e ig h t o n F o rd , a v ic e -p re s id e n t of the B G F .A . A lth o u g h h it P re s b y te ria n paren t* took h im to c h u r c h r e g u la rly . G ra h a m m et G o d h is o w n w ay. In 1 9 3 4 . a n a n t i- S e m it ic a n d ra c is t S o u t h e r n e v a n g e list n a m e d M o n tre a l F o w le r H a m threw a c u rv e b o ll to G ra h a m 's o r ig in a l plu n to p u rs u e base b a ll A l one o f H a m 's h e llflr e m e e tin g s a 1 6 -yea r-o ld G ra h a m ca m e fo rw a rd for C h r is t In e v a n g e lic a l te rm s, " c o r n in g Inw ard for C h r is t - in r u n s m a k in g u p u b lic or p riv a te c o m m itm e n t and d e c is io n to accept J e s u s a s o n e 's sa v io u r a n d fo llo w the p re ce p ts of th e B ib le . E v a n g e lis m c o n ie s fro m a G re e k w ord m e a n in g "th e good n e w s ." T h erefo re, a n e v a n g e lis t Is a " p ro c la lm e r of Ihe good n ew s, the gospel o f J e s u s C h r ls i" . G ra h a m e x p la in s . W h e n asked II he w a s w ild before tu rn in g to C h r is t G ra h a m lets o u t a h o arse la u g h B v the sta n d a rd s o f 1936. I w a sn 't w ild , but I w as ..." he lets the se n te n ce d ro p off. Y o u kn o w . I w a s a bo y o f 15 o r 16 a n d o n th e fa rm we grew u p p re tty fast B u t I never h ad sex before I w a s m a rrie d a n d n e ith e r d id m y w ife T h e o th e r l>oy* sort o f la u g h e d at m e. T h e y trie d to u rg e m e on. a n d so m e th in g a lw a y s h e ld m e b a c k I've o fte n loo ked b a c k anti th o u g h t th a t It w a s G o d p ro te c tin g m e e v en In those d a y s, g e ttin g m e re a d y for the w o rk that I w as yet to d o ." T r a in in g sta rte d at B o b J o n e s U n iv e rs ity , a fu n d a m e n ta lis t boot c a m p , b u t he left, d is illu s io n e d , a lte r a se m ester Next c a m e th re e y e a rs at F lo rid a B ib le In stitu te n e a r T a m p a (now T r in it y C o lleg e), set In the m i d s t u f lu s h p a lm s , o r a n g e g r o v e s , m o ss-h u n g p in e s a n d a n 18-hole g o lf co u rse. It a ll cam e to g eth er fo r G ra h a m o n the 18th green d u rin g a la te -n ig h t stro ll 1 a n sw e re d th e c a ll fro m G o d o n the golf course.* he *ay» o f that s p rin g e v e n in g In 19 3 8 " T h e c a ll o f the L o rd becam e so stron g, s a y in g .'I w ant y o u to d o n o th in g r is e In a llo t y o u r life b u l p re a c h the g o s p e l."' H r left T a m p a an o rd a in e d S o u th e rn B a p tist m in is te r and e n ro lle d ut W h e a to n C o lle g e In Illin o is , a n o th e r B ib le scho o l. C a ll h im e x tra o rd in a ry , a n d he d e m u rs " I 'm Just an o rd in a ry h u m a n tirin g : a la rtn Ikiv that w a s i id le d by G o d to p re a c h ." in s is t s G ra h a m w h o g rrw u p m ilk in g G u e rn s e y s o n a se co n d -g e n e ra tio n fa rm In C h a rlo tte . N C . " I d o n 't th in k of m y s e ll In a n y sense as a su perstar.*' O n the average. G ra h a m re ce iv e s som e 10 .00 0 le tte rs a day. I m ean, th e re 's n o th in g d ifferen t ab o u t m e tl yo u w e re n 't h e re tod ay. I'd lie In b lu e leans. I w a lk here o n these streets In b lu e le a n s and out In t h r p a rk In b lu e Jeans " l ie m o t io n s w i t h la rg e , a g e -s p e c k le d h a n d s to w a rd the w in d o w o l Ills E sse x H o u se room o v e rlo o k in g C e n tr a l Bark. J . W M a rrio tt Sr., “ o ne o f m v closest frie n d s In the w o rld " a n d o w n e r o f the h o tel c h a in , h a s Issued G ra h a m a p a ss to s la y a l a n y D r. H i l l y G ra h a m M .u rlo tt o (m-ratio n Im free T h e w o rld got its llr s l blast o f G ra h a m In 1949, d u rin g .i s e rie s o l le n t re v iv a ls h r held III L o s A n g e le s W h e n c o n se rv a tiv e n e w s p a ­ per m a g n a te W illia m R a n d o lp h H e a rs l c a u g h t w in d o l t h i s a n il- C o m m u n la t 'C a n v n s C a th ed ral.* ' he o rd ered I ris e d ito rs lo p u b lic iz e lire m e e tin g s G ra h a m isn t the N o rd ic p rin c e he w a s in Ins y o u th , lu ll he h a s n 't lost the p o w e r o l h is |M-nr I ra tin g b lu e eyes I lls p r n lllr Is s h a rp as a h a w k 's T h e le lltu g sign o l age Is a h u m li at the s h o u ld e rs A n d al 66. t w i c e lire age ol J e s u s a l I he tim e ul the e r o e lllx lo t i. the A b ra h a m ot the h o rn a g a in in irv c m c n t Isn't alro u l to rjult I in g o ing to p re a c h as lo n g a s I h av e the stre n g th , a n d I h av e m o re th an I had 10 y e a rs ago I Ieel e x c e lle n t." he sa y s. "I In te n d lo k e e p d o in g It as lo n g as I liv e ." Anniversery Celebrated State Seeks Trial On Creationism T h e L a d le s A s s o c ia t io n C lu b w ill c e le b ra te Its 2 8 lh a n n iv e r s a r y at 5 p.m . o n S u n d a y . M ay 19. at M a c e d o n ia P r im it iv e B a p tis t C h u rc h o n W e st 1 3 lh SI.. S a n fo rd . A ll lo c a l r lo h s a m i frie n d s o f the o r g a n iz a tio n are In v ite d to a tte n d , a c c o rd in g to M a ttie H o lt, p re s id e n t. Parent-Baby Dedication F irst B a p tis t C h u rc h M a r k h a m W oods. 5 4 0 0 M a rk h a m Woods R o a d . L a k r M ary, w ill h o n o r m o th e rs, a n d c o m m e n d fath ers d u r in g Ihe 10 4 5 a m . se rv ice Ih ls S u n d a y In c e le b ra tio n o f M o th e r's D ay. C h u r c h m e m b e rs w ill ce le b ra te new life w ith a P a re n t-B a b y D e d ic a tio n D ay c o m m itm e n t tim e d u rin g th e se rv lee. M en, Youth Plan Events T u e s d a y n ig h t the B a p tist M en w ill be a c o m -o n -th e su p p e r at th e c h u rc h . O n S a tu r d a y M a y 18. the y o u th o f c h u r c h w ill h o ld a pool p a rty fro m 1 p m u n t il d a r k at h o m e of D a v id a n d D o ro th y K lln g r n s m llh . F o r d e ta ils 3 2 3 -0 2 3 8 . co b Ihe the c a ll Ascension Day Service H o ly C r o s s E p is c o p a l C h u r c h . S a n fo rd , w ill c e le b ra te A s c e n s io n D a y a l I t a m . at D ra m T o w e rs a n d 7 p .m . In the chapel on T h u rsd a y Baha'is Host Discussion Festival Fun T h e B a h a 'is o f S e m in o le C o u n t y w ill h o st a fire sid e d is c u s s io n o n fa m ilie s at 8 p .m . th is S u n d a y at No. 9 0 5 . 2 6 0 0 G e o rg ia A v e .. San fo rd . It la o p e n lo Ihe p u b lic . F o r m ore In fo rm a l Ion r a il 32 3-3 212 Robin Rhein, 6, center In photo above, of Longwood, shops for a Mother’s Day gift for her mom Karen at the Festival on the Green at the Al t amont e C h ap el, trom Trudie Laqulrrl, right with a little advice trom her pal Lacey Hoffman, 7. In photo left, Betty Davis of Alta monte Springs exhibits her V ictorian dolls collection. The event was part ol Ihe chapel's centennial celebra lion. Fam ily Film Series L a k e v le w B a p tist C h u rc h . 126 L a k e v tc w A ve.. L a k e M ary, w ill p re se n t th e J a m e s C . D o b so n film se ries. Focus on Ihe F am ily, b e g in n in g th is S u n d a y at 5:4 5 p .m T h e seve n -w eek se rie s Is o p e n to the p u b lic a n d th e re Is no ch a rg e . T it le of the first film w ill tie T h r S tro n g w ille d C hild. Interim Pastor Honored F in e r rest B a p tis t C h u rc h w ill h o n o r Ihe Rev a n d M rs Leo B a rn e s u l a re ce p tio n In th e fe llo w s h ip h a ll I h ls S u n d a y after Ihe e v e n in g se rv ic e In a p p re c ia tio n (or h is se rv ice a s In te rim p a sto r fro m J a n u a r y lo A p r il. A M o th e r -D a u g h te r " D r e s s A l ik e " b a n q u e t w a s h e ld S a tu rd a y at 6 :3 0 p.m . HwtM «*••• w (-»<•« Golden Years Luau Set T h e G o ld e n Y e a rs F e llo w s h ip lu n c h e o n at noon. W e d n e sd a y . In th e C o m m u n it y U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rc h fe llo w s h ip h a ll w ill h a v e a lu a u them e. C o m m u n io n w ill be s e rv e d at 1 1 for s e n io rs w h o w is h to p a rtic ip a te R e se rv a tio n s s h o u ld be m ad e a l Ihe c h u r e h o ffice a l 8 3 1 -3 7 7 7 . N K W O R L E A N S (UPIJ A p r iv a te ly h ire d s ta le a tto rn e y a sk e d a s k e p tic a l ap p e a l* co u rt lo c o n s id e r o v e rr u lin g a le d e ra l lod g e w h o d e c lin e d L o u is ia n a 's c re a llo n -s c ie n c e law iin c o n s lllii ilo n a l w llh u n t a tria l A l t a u l a la w y e r W e n d e ll B ird , o p re s e n tin g the stale , told the 5 lh U S C ir c u it C o u rt o l A p p e n ls W ednesday thal acad em ic fre e d o m un i re lig io n — Is al Issue. He a sk e d I lit- c o u rt lo o v e rtu rn th e J a n u a r y r u lin g b y U .S . D ls lr lc l J u d g e A d ria n O u p lu u H e r. w h o s a id le a e h ln g t h r b ib lic a l l li r o r y ol c r e a llo n a lo n g s id e e v o lu tio n w o u ld v io ­ late the si p a rn llo h o l e h u re li and Hi Kit B ill B lid t o il lid o re sista n c e fro m o ne ol Ihe l li r r e lod ges. I he Idea lo l c re a llo n scie n ce ) Is so n vcrw h r lm ln g lv r e lig io u s ," so ld J u d g e E G ra d y J o lly . " W e know that ib is w h o le llt ln g Is a d v a n c e d by people w h o lire c o n c e rn e d w i t h ih e c n u lriu tlc l Ions |ol c v o lt illo u l w i l l ) the B ib le J o lly u tliii k r d B ird s c la im s i l n la w i s n u i re lig io u s In n a tu re. He a s k e d w h y . II c re a tio n is m Is " s u c h a r e s p e c t e d s c ie n t if ic th e o ry ." there a re no te x tb o o k * based on It. J o l l y a ls o r e j e c t e d B i r d ' s u tg u m c u l that o u tla w in g c r e ­ a tio n scie n ce Is a v io la lio n o f a c a d e m ic fre e d o m , c a llin g It a lm o st larg o s t o m e .'' A la w y e r lor the A m e ric a n C iv il L ib e rtie s U n io n , w h ic h bus sin r c s s lo lly k e p i Ihe 4-yeu r-o ld la w I r o m e v e r b e i n g I m p lc m r n lr d , arg u e d D u jd u u ilc r 'ii r u lin g s h o u ld lie u p h e ld 1 be three Judge p an el o f Ihe c ir c u it c o u rt too k Ihe c a se u n d e r a d v is e m e n t a n d p ro m is e d lo ru le q u ic k ly . A llo r u e y s sa id u r u lin g c o u ld la* released in a m o n lh . Night O f Praise A S ig h t o f Praise In Song al 7 :3 0 p m Ih ls S u n d a y a l N ew M l. C a lv a r y M is s io n a r y B a p lls t C h u r c h 1 1 18 W 12th St,. H a n fo rd w ill Irat ure V o te rs o f C a lv a ry a n d O llie rs Gets Degree Charles E. Maeks Jr. re­ ceived his doctor ot ministry degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Semi­ nary, Fort Worth, Texas, In com m encem ent exercises Friday. Ha w ill sarve as pastor of Shallm ar (Fla.) Baptist Church. He Is the son of Mr. and M rs. Charles E. Meeks Sr., and the son In-law of Mildred Steed, all of San lord. y lu e / u / . . . CELEBRATION OF W ORSHIP IN THE SPIRIT AND THE WORD. Royal Smiles Crowned king of the Full Gospel Church of God In Christ, Sanford, were Lincoln J. Trice, while Rena Bradley and Devon Davis shared honors as queens on of Mr. and Mrs. Lenton Smith. Runners-up were Vincent Bradley and M ary Cody. SUNDAY SCHOOL ...................................... *45 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP ................................. 10.50 A.M. EVENING WORSHIP ..................................... 8 00 P.M. William Thompson, Pastor Sanford Church of God M l W est 22n d S tre e t __________________I M - H 4 I �t * » 9 4 D - E v t n i n * M t n ld . S a n fo rd , FI. Surtd M y . M a y 12. 1ft5 A Blast From The Past Residents Still Digging Out From Mount St. Helens Eruption B y P e te r G lllln s T O U T L E . W a s h . 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" M o r e th a n 100 g e o lo g ic a lly y o u n g v o lc a n ic la n d s lid e d e p o sits h a v e been re c o g n iz e d th ro u g h o u t th e w o r ld " sin ce ih e M o u n t S t H e le n s b la s t , s a id B r a n tle y . e R e c l lh a t lia s o n I h r a c c u ra c y o f the b o n k R llz h a s been a c o n s c ie n tio u s b io g ra p h e r, h o w e v e r, u n d fre q u e n tly p u ts h im s e lf a l o d d s w llh I lls subject. G a y e Is d e p le te d a s p a ra n o id , selfd e stru c t Ivc. d e sp e ra te ly In need o f a ffe c ­ tio n . w h ic h he fre q u e n tly fo u n d In Ihe a r m s o f p ro s titu te s , a n d s u s p ic io u s of frien d s. Indeed, h r a n d R llz (w h o w ro te Ihc ly r ic s to " S e x u a l H e a lin g ") w ere fe u d in g a l Ih r tim e o f G a y e ’s d e a th last year. " D iv id e d S o u l" re a d s m o re lik e a n a u to b io g ra p h y th a n a b io g ra p h y . A good p o rtio n o f the s to ry Is to ld In G a y e 's o w n w ords, a n d R llz Is at lim e s I n e x p lic a b ly \ v u g u r a b o u t d e ta ils , fre q u e n tly re fe rrin g lo an e a s ily c h e c k e d d a le a s s o m e th in g In Ihe late '6 0 s o r e a rly '7 0 s. D o ze n s o f G a y e 's frie n d s h a v e been In te rv ie w e d (or ih r book, b u t th e re are so m e g la rin g o m iss io n s , s u c h as D ia n a Ross. B e rry G o rd y a n d G a y e 's w ives. B u i R llz d o e s p ro v id e g e n u in e In sig h t Into the m o o d y s in g e r's c h a ra c te r. T h e t r a g e d y o f h i s lif e b e g a n w llh h is c h ild h o o d , w h ic h set I h r p a tte rn o f h is tu rb u le n t r e la tio n s h ip w ith Ids fa th rr. w h o u ltim a t e ly p u l G a y e 's life lo a n e n d A l least in d r a ih . G a y e h a s fo u n d the peace he n e v e r h a d In life. “ Fran k Spotnlta (UP! Moalc W ritsr) By Ron Redm ond J I N G H O N G . C h in a (UPII - II y o u 're e v e r In (he J in g h o n g m a rk e t a n d feel Ihe ih ro b o f u too th a ch e , lo o k for u c a s u a lly dressed y o u n g m a n s q u a ttin g betw een a m a lo d o ro u s p ile o f g a rlic a n d a s ta ll s e llin g b ai w in g s a n d d r ie d sn ake s. H e 's un oral su rg e o n On a recent day. Wan Ik u zh o n g . d e n ia l p lie rs In hand , c o u ld be se en p e erin g ln tc.n lly Into u p a t i e n t ' s g a p in g m o u th w h ile 2 0 o r 3 0 c u r io u s pa.ssersby c ro w d e d a r o u n d lo w a trh a hit o f s t r r r t s ld c o ra l s u rg e ry . A s Ihe b a n n e r stre tch e d a cro ss W a n 's lin y p a tc h o f |>avcrnent a d v e rtis e s , h r r a n a ls o (re a l c a n irh c s . Itc h y eyes, nasal p r o ­ b le m s a n d a h o s t o f o t h e r In firm itie s , a ll at b a rg a in b a se ­ m ent p rice s. W an . o n e o f C h in a 's th o u sa n d s o l s id e w a lk h e a lth p ra c titio n e rs. Is u f i r m b e l i e v e r In l o w o verh ead. H is e q u ip m e n t c o n ­ s is ts o f a fo o l-p o w e re d d r ill, som e s ta in le s s steel p ic k s a n d I w e rz rrs . a c o u p le p a irs o f p lie rs, a w ix K le n sto o l, a n d asso rted e lix ir s In d u s t y b ro w n b o d ie s — u ll u u l on a d ir t y p la stic m at o n Ih r g ro u n d . T o h is left Is a b ig p ile o f g a rlic , g ro w n In Ihe fe rtile fie ld s s u r ­ r o u n d in g t h is so u th e rn Y u n n a n P ro v in c e to w n a few m ile s fro m the B u rm e s e b o rd e r. O n Ihe rig h t Is a (able p lie d h ig h w ith c o lle d -u p d rie d sn akes, p ic k le d r e p t ile s in Jars, b ir d c la w s, fu r ry b la c k bat w in g s, b o ttles o f c h o p p e d u p c e n tip e d e s und u v a rie ty o f p u n g e n t h e rb s In b ro w n p a p e r bag s It's u p h a rm a c y , o n e o f se ve ral In Ihe m arket. "I pay 2 0 fen (7 cents) a m o n th to the c it y for a s ta ll space a n d can m a k e 3 0 to 4 0 y u a n ($ 1 0 .5 0 lo $ 1 4 ) a d a y . " b o a s t e d ••• S p o l s k i Continued from ID H r d o e sn 't s o c a llz r v e ry o fte n w ith h is c o -w o rk e rs, because he said, w h e n h e 's a w u y fro m w o rk h r lik e s lo try lo to ta lly rem o ve h im s e lf fr o m h is Job. W h e n lu w m rn gel together they u s u a lly lim it t h e ir Interests a n d ih r lr ta lk to Ih e lr w o rk a n d th u l. h r said, c o m p o u n d s Ih r sire s* a sso ciated w it h Ihc Job. " T h e y a re s u s p ic io u s o f o th e r people, b e c a u s e they are rx p o s e d lo o th e r p u rp le b r in g so liud. so th e y d o n 't m is t o th e rs ." 3 1-year-old W an " I 'm not re a lly r ic h . Inti I'm d o in g w ell.'* H e a ls o b r llc v r * In th e po w er o f a d v e rtis in g S p re a d out p ro u d ly In fron t of Ills p la s tic m at Is a la rg e pile of y e llo w in g tre lh . I n c lu d in g se v e r­ a l h u g e m o la rs , s u c c e s s f u lly e x tra c te d from fo rm e r p a tie n ts W a n sa y s he c h a r g e s u p to 4 y u u n | $ 1.40) t o p u ll u to o th H e a ls o d a b b le s In n rth o d o n tls ir y . L ik e h u n d re d s o f th o u s a n d s o f o th e r p ra c titio n e rs o l h is g e n e ra ­ t i o n . W a n got h i s s t a r t In m r d lc ln e d u rin g Ih e 1966-76 C u l t u r a l R e v o l u t i o n us u "b a re fo o t d o c to r." F o llo w in g Ih r la le C h a ir m a n M ao T s e -lu n g 's d e c re e th at "In m e d ic a l and h e a lth w o rk , put the s tre ss on m r u l a re a s ." W an d e cid e d In 1973 lo s t u d y u n d e r a d o c to r In n e ig h b o rin g G u iz h o u P ro v in c e and then h e a d fo r the c o u n try s id e lo h elp th e p e a sa n ts N ow m a rrie d w llh tw o y o u n g c h ild re n . W an has l a k r u a d v a n ­ tage o f the g o v c r m e n t V h q w . fr r e - m a r k e l p o lic ie s a n d h a s s ia r lr d h is ow n p r a c t lr r o n (he s i re e ls o f J in g h o n g L ast year. H e a lth M in is t e r C u t Y u r ll an n o u n ce d ih u l d o c to rs a n d h e a lth w o rk e rs, p a r t ic u la r ly lh o s e w ith o u t Job*, w e re free lo set u p o n th e ir ow n W u n sa id h r lik e s p r iv a te p ra c tic e und s o m e tim e s se ts u p o n a sid e w a lk In a d iffe re n t part o f (o w n to attract n e w p a tie n ts . He k n o w s h is lim it a t io n s a n d w h e n som eone w llh a se rio u s c o m p la in t co m es c u llin g . W an re fe rs h im lo a lo ca l d o c to r. " I c a n llx w a te ry , b lo o d sh o t r y e s . " proffered W a n . s ta rin g In te n tly a l one v is it o r . " U u l I c a n ’ t d o a n y t h in g If y o u 'r e n e a rs ig h te d ." h e s a id " T h e y go o u t w llh th e ir o w n a n d that c a u s e s th e m to do n o th in g but e al. sle e p a n d d r in k n o th in g b u l law e n fo r c e m e n t." S p o ls k i said he d o e s n 't need to be th a t Involved w llh Ihe b u s i­ n e ss (o have the m a k in g o f a s h e riff. In fact, he s a id . Ids b ro a d e r p e rsp ective g iv e s h im an a d v a n ta g e Il a p p e a rs h e w ill h a v e lo w a ll a few y ears i o see If S e m in o le C o u n t y vo te rs feel th e sa m e w ay. P o lk , w h o w on a n o th e r fo u r-y e a r te rm In 1984. has s a id he w ill try fo r o ne m ore term b e fore s te p ­ p in g d o w n lo m a k e w a y for those w h o w o u ld be s h e riff � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/66a66a25908aea412ab8854bc179ee07.pdf d739a9d97da77bd7da0257b4a8940cd6 PDF Text Text •% r.i r- Coroner Warns Against Latest Sexual Fad By Susan Lodtn Herald Staff Writer The accidental acxrrlalrd death last month of a Long wood boy has prompted the Seminole County medical examiner to call for greater public awareness of the dangers of the "deadly game" the boy was apparently playing Medical Examiner Dr. G.V. Garay said an autopsy and evidence found at the scene Indicate that the 16-year-old boy who was found dead In the garage of his home at about 4 20 p.m. May 29 was the victim of "sexual asphyxiation" while engaging In an "autoerotlc" act. The youth, who was found partially clad with the sash-belt from a karate coat secured tightly around hla neck and a Penthouse magazine near his body, died when the supply of oxygen to his brain was cut off by the belt. Garay said. Gara> said the lack of clothing, the erotic magazine and the fact that the body was lying on the floor and not "h an g in g" link the boy's death to others who have died accidentally In a similar fashion. In these cases death came when. In an attempt to enh'nce the pleasure of masturbation, the victims secured some type of noose around thetr necks to create u light-headed efTect. he said. Some have also used harnesses, gags and other devices and accidentally met the same deadly fate. ‘ Male oriented publications sometimes teach this obscure, ancient practice. Garay said, but they usually don’t warn of the risk. Those who Indulge In the activity bet their lives, without knowing It. that their Jerry-rigged noose or self-strangling device will automatically break away when they pass out and their body relaxes. But It doesn't always happen that way. 1“ The problem is." Garay said, "there Is compression on the neck, on the carotid artery, that stops blood flow to the brain. They have lost consciousness; they are helpless. They are alone and If nobody pays attention they will live Just five minutes without oxygen to the brain." The victims' necks are not broken as they likely would be In a typical hanging and they don t leave suicide notes, he said. Thousands. Garay said, practice such activity, but It's a little known act and most who engage In It don't realize they arc taking their life In thetr hands. N e w Division O f Labor B o d y The Crews sisters of Longwood have their household work load well defined: they washed, she d r i e s . M e l i s s a , 7, a n d In 12 years on the Job In Seminole County. Garay said he has performed autopsies, all within ihe last five years, on three male victims of what he calls the "deadly game." But he said there Is no way to accurately calculate how many engage in the taboo practice, which the general public and even physicians In private practice are generally not aware of. Usually even when u death results from the act It Is reported by police to the news media as a suicide and rem ains hidden within suicide statistics. But. he said, the distress to the victim's family may be greater than that of suicide because they know that the victim did not seek death. "This Is a tragic accident." he said. Law enforcement officials estimate at least 500 persons die each year In the United States as a Do It Wrong And You Could Wind Up Dead 22 year-old Kathy lay back and soak up some rays after doing the laundry which Shana, 19, then hangs out to dry. Bee BEX. page 5A E v id e n c e Is J o s e f B y Tom M u rp h y SAO PAULO. Brazil (UPI| - |>ollce believe they have confirmation that1 letters sent years ago from Brazil to G e rm a n y were written by Josef Mcngele. giving them more evidence that remains found this week were those of ihc world's most wanted Nazi warrrtmlnal. A senior police source close to the Investigation said hts department was informed by West German police Fri­ day ihui the writing on the letters matched samples of Mengele's wetting. The letters, recently confiscated from a Germ str lawyer, triggered the in­ vestigation that led Brazilian police earlier Ihls week to a grave that contained the remains of a man who •lied In a 1979 swimming accident. Police suy they are "9 0 percent" certain the rem ains belonged to Mcngele. the Auschwitz death camp doctor responsible for the murder of S u g g e s ts M e n g e le 's ’W * Iearned from G o rm a n polico that they havo ex am in ed lottors sont from Brazil to G o rm a n y , com pa ring thorn with M enaele's w ritin g , and found thoy m atch.' -s o nlor police source 400.000 Inmates during World War II. In Frankfurt. Prosecutor HansEherhard Klein said Friday lhai West German Investigators were given a lead regarding the grave by a university professor who told them of a lawyer In llavarta who had dealt with Mcngele on business. A search of the lawyer's house May 31 turned up seven nr elghi letters Paying For O ne's Crimes Really Can Be Quite Costly I By Deans Jordan Horald Staff Writer Whoever said crime doesn't pay obviously hasn't talked lo any of the c o u n tle s s n u m b e r of people In Seminole County who almost daily have lo dig deep In their pockets to compensate society with cold, hard cash for their misdeeds. Since June 1984. the county's clerk of court has collected 81.216.91180 In court-Imposed fines. That works out to about S 100.000 a month — all from defendants ordered to cou gh up greenbacks as part of thetr punish­ ment. And It ta punishment, or at least can be The ftne can be as little as u token • I or a whopping $250,000 for some­ thing like trafficking In cocaine. While such a ftne has never been Imposed In Seminole County, there were several $50 000 fines handed out here during the past year In drug cases. A defendant can't write a criminal fine ofT his Income taxes or declare bankruptcy, according to Ed Bedell, supervisor of the state ITobatlon and Parole Division. Sanford, the folks who assure felons pay up or go back before a Judge "W e try to collect the fine as quickly us possible." Bedell said. The goal Is to get the fine paid ofT In full at the beginning of probation. If that can't be done, the fine Is paid off In installments. “The offender wants the payments to be as low as possible and we want It to be high but not too high as to put the offender in a financial bind or create a hardship." he said. Failure to pay. said Bedell, results in a trip back before the Judge who Issued the sentence. At that time, the Judge can send the offender to Jail for nonpayment, decrease the fine. In­ crease (he fine or. dismiss It altogether. Bedell said. Usually the Judge gives the offender a warning. Probation and Parole can't confiscate property or garner wages to settle the debt, he said. There apparently are as m any excuses not to pay up as there are people ordered to do so. Topping the list Is " I lost my Job." followed by " I quit my Job." Illness Is also a biggie, afflicting not only the ftnee. but also his or her spouse, kids, parents and car. Other alibis Include "loo much rain." or "too little rain." and other various Action Reports.........2A B ridge.........................4C Business.....................6A Calendar....................IA Classifieds..............S IB Com ics....................... 4C Crossword................. 4C Dear A b b y .................3C Deaths........................4A E d ito ria l....................2D F lo rid a ....................... 7A Horoscope. Hospital.... . 4C . 2A O pinion....... ............ 3D People.... Religion...... Sports........... Television.... V ie w p o in t... .........t 3D Weather W o rld........... ROSHARON. Texas (UPI) — A man con­ victed of car theft Is ge ttin g a ro u n d on crutches because of­ f ic i a l s s e iz e d hla artificial leg as evi­ dence. The trusty, return­ ing from a five day furlough, was trying to sm uggle m arijuana Into p riso n In the hollowed out portion of hts leg. See MENGELE. page 4A S a n fo rd S e e k in g A lte rn a tiv e To C ru is in ' F o r K ids By Rick Branson Hsrsld Staff Wrltsr While blind, justice Isn't cheep. Seminole County courts Imposed In excess of SI million In fines lest yeer. Sas FINES, psgs 4A Copt A Log Up apparently Irom Mcngele. Indicating lc had been living In Ihc Sao Paulo arra. Klein said. Those Idlers were then compared to lire samples of Mengele's hand writing, i hr senlnr poller source said. "W c learned (torn Gemian police Ural I hey have examined Id lers sent from Brazil to Germany, comparing them with Mengele's writing, and found they match." said (he source. In addition lo the letters, police In Sao Paulo found In Ihr possession of an elderly couple who said they shcltrrrd Mrngele a book In which thrlr lodger made notes Rom ru Tuma. federal police chief In Sao Paulo, said samples of Mengele's handwriting now are needed so they could be matched with I hr notes In Ihr txxrk. "T h e Evolution ol the Organ­ ism ." The ,Vew York Times today quoted Florida's Biz Climate No Longer No. 1 CHICAGO (UPII - After three years on lop. Florida has lost Its prized status as the state with the No. I business climate for m anufacturing to the Dakotas. South Dakota move up to first, followed by Norih Dakota. Florida fell to third. Just ahead of Nebraska and Utah. In the sixth annual survey released by the Chicago accounting firm of Alex­ ander Grunt A Co. Michigan came tn dead last, as It had a year earlier. Rhode Island slipped two places to become second to last. Maine dropped nine places to No. 46. The survey rovcrrd only the 48 contiguous states. Florida was the only stale In the Southeast to slip and Ihc survey said the Southeast region remains the area most hospitable to manufacturers. The Southeastern region clearly led the field." said Selwln Price. Ihe Alexander Grant partner In charge of ihe project. Five Southeast states are In (hr (op 10. Mississippi is No. 6. Arkansas 7. North Carolina 8. Georgia 9. and Tennessee 10. Alexander G ra n t's ra n k in g s are based on 22 factors grouped under two headings. "Governm ent-controlled" factors Include a state's fiscal policies. Bee BUSINESS, psgs SA What do you do If you're a teenager In Sanford on Friday or Saturday night? For many, the action Is down at the parking lots of shopping centers and fast food restaurants at French Avenue and Airport Boulevard. The lots are usually Jammed with youths who cruise around meeting thetr friends and knocking back a couple of soft drinks or beers. But the Sanford City Commission •wys that's a pitiful waste of talent and energy and wants to form a committee to study how the city can offer more constructive alternatives for young people. C o m m issio n e r D avid Farr, who sparked discussion about the Issue d u r in g th is w e e k 's c o m m is sio n workshop, said he would propose later this month s "Youth Advisory Com­ mittee" to study youth problems. It would function as the Scenic Improve­ ment Board does, studying the problem for about three m onths and then m a k in g recom m endations to Ihe commission. Farr said Improving the quality of life In Sanford means more than sprucing up the streets. "Im proving the scenic beauty Is one thing and Improving our lives Is another." Farr said. "T h e youth are aimlessly gathering at shopping centers and hamburger Joints with nothing to do." Farr said he favors the city operating u youth center through the Parka and Recreation Department. The Ides Is so new that no specifics like cost or location have been discussed. He said the city needs something like the old "Celery Crate," s room on the second floor of the old city hall building where young people would meet for dances. " I used to get In fights up there." Farr recalled nostalgically. Ses CRU ISIN ', page SA Special kids and their parents find a special hero, p. 3A ♦ * L i �I A - E v » n i n f M «r«ld, Sanford, FI. Sunday. J u m U W NATION IN BRIEF Jury Finds Mans men, Nazis Liable In Shooting Death W INSTON-SALEM . N C . (UN) - A Jury ruling In a $48 million lawsuit decided eight people — among them three Klanamen. and two Nazis — should pay damages for the death of a communist In a bloody 1979 clash. The Jurors In Ihe civil case Friday found the five, plus two police ofTlcers and an Informant, liable for the wrongful death of Michael Nathan and for attacks on two survivors. But Ihe panrl dismissed conspiracy claims against 45 defendants originally named in the suit. The Jury returns loday to consider what amount to assess for damages. The decision was the first adverse court ruling In Ihe case that l>egan Nov. 3. 1979. when a group of communists staging a "Death to the Klan" rally clashed with Nazis and members of Ihe Ku Klux Klan Five communists died In the assault. In two previous trials — a stale trial on murder charges and a federal trial on civil rights charges — the defendants were found Innocent of any wrongdoing. Von Bulow Jury Still Out PROVIDENCE. H I (UN) - The Jury In the Claus von Bulow attempted murder retrial closed Its first session of deliberations with no verdict, ending a day of chain’ smoking and silent paring for Ihe Danish Jet-set financier. Jurors first got Ihe nlne-week^ld rase at 11:33 a m., after hearing 32 state witnesses, nine defense witnesses and closing arguments that lasted almost a day. The Jurors returned at 10 a m. today lo continue deliberations. Von Bulow Is charged with iwo counts or trying to commit murder by Injecting his heiress wife. Martha "S u n n y " von Bulow. with an Insulin-filled hypodermic needle to aggravate her low-blood sugar condition She lapsed lulu comas on Dec. 27. 1979. and Dec. 21. 1980. Doctors say the second coma Is Irreversible, The Jury must decide whether von Bulow tried to kill his wife lo marry Ills mistress, or whether Mrs. von Bulow was a troubled alcoholic and drug abuser who fell Into her comas during suicide attempts, us Ihe defense claims Von Bulow’s I9H2 trial ended In conviction and a 30-year state prison sentence, but Ihe Rhode Island Supreme Court overturned the verdict on constitutional grounds. WORLD IN BRIEF Militia Renews Threat To Execute Finnish Soldiers BEIRUT. Lebanon (til'll — Israeli backed militiamen today renewrd thrlr threat to execute 23 Finnish soldiers assigned to a U N. unit In Lebanon unless 11 rnlllilamen captured by Shlllr Moslem gunmen were freed, a U.N. spokesman said The wurnlngs came as U.N Secretary tlenrral Javier Perez de Curllar moved lo win ihe release of the kidnapped soldiers, assigned to the U.N Interim Force In Lebanon, or UNIFIL. a peace keeping contingent based In southern Lebanon. U.S. diplomats also asked Israel lo Intercede with the Soul It Lebanon Army. Israel s surrogate militia "T h e S L A ntude more threats, saying that If ihelr eollrugurs were not released Ibis morning they would start killing the Finns one every hour," IJ.N, spokesman Timur (inkscl said by telephone from UNIFIL headquarters In the village ol Nuqoura, S L A soldiers holding live of the Finns In the village of Uunluru. which was ringed by U N forces. Issued a similar warning Friday ullernnon. but Goksel mild he Itelleved all 23 soldiers "are O K " nfler 2 1 hours In captivity. 'Bulgaria Behind Pope Shooting' RO M E (Ul’l) — Turkish gunman Mchmel All Agca (or thr llrsl time has told the court trying him and seven other turn on charges ol pinning lo kill Pope John Paul II that hr was hired by Bulgarian ugrutn. Agca, 27. trslllylng for the third day Friday, also said hr hud been threatened by the Soviet KOll secret service. The former member of Ihe Turkish right-wing terrorist group. Gray Wolves, refuted In court lor the llrat time his prr-trlal claim that the May 13. 1981, assassination attempt on thr |k >ntitI wasorganizrd by Bulgaria. Only he. two other Turks and one Bulgarian defendant are In Italian custody. The remaining defendants arr being tried luuhsrnlla, HOSPITAL NOTES Castral rtarMa Ra«wnal haiixlal Friday ADMISSIONS Untord Sarah M Bar* W rit Oat tar Dina l furrall Anthony B Upthurrh Norma M t ortuna, Dattaiy FtanctaM Hanlay. Dalhma OltCHABOIt laniard It.i Chandtar HaOall Fraaman WEATHER AREA FORECAST! Partly cloudy and hot Saturday with a 40 jirrvrni chance of mostly afternoon thunderstorms High In thr mid 90s. Wltul southwest 5 to 10 mph. Saturday night, u 20 percent ilianre ol evening ' thunderstorms thro mostly (air Low In the lower 70s. Light wind. Sunday, partly cloudy and hot with a 40 pcrcrut chance of afternoon thunderstorms High in the inid «Ub . Wind southwest 5 to 10 mph NATIONAL REPORT) The JamttC Graanjr Jamal Mikhail Manna A Imadlund Jeyca A imits Mar, H Tata lowitaA Hotdtmt. Oattary Cilia P Sranttoy. Oaltona JuanA Colon. Dollafto Konnoth W Hutton. DaIIona Marilyn M Nunaa Dolluna Carolyn A Broyloy ondbody girl, lontord SI STHt haiih C and luianna MaitarI a baby Ctrl. Oaltona State To Offer 9 .8 % Mortgages T A L L A H A S S E E |UPI) - An estimated 3.000 state-sponsored mortgages at 9.8 percent Interest will be available this summer for certain lower* and middleincome prospective homebuyers. In announcing the mortgages Wednesday, state officials noted li will be the first time for the stale program that applicants will be accepted from all 67 Florida counties. Because of various restrictions on qualifica­ tions. state m ortgages have never before been available statewide. The Florida Housing Finance Agency said the mortgages will be Issued from Its recent sale of • 150 million In homeownrrshlp bonds. "W ith Ihls Issue, we hope lo be able to make the dream of homeownrrshlp posslhlr to low- and moderate-income Floridian* who did not qualify In past years because of their location." said Com m unity Affairs Secretary John DeGrove. T o be e lig ib le fo r th e mortgages, applicants must not have owned a home within the past three years and must have incomes lower than the cutoffs set for the county In which the lending Institution administer­ ing the loan Is located. The maximum levels of annu­ al Income range from $28,300 to *31.500 The agency said applicants with the lowest Incomes will be served first. Whatever funding remains will go to moderateincome applicants Applications will be accepted June 17-21 at 52 banka and oth e r le n d in g in s t it u t io n * participating In the program. To avoid Ihe long lines that characterized some early state mortgage offers, the agency de­ clared that applicants can apply anytime during during the quali­ fying week and no preference will be given to those who apply early Applicants must pay a $25 processing fee. The program will offer 30-year fixed-rate loans with s minimum down payment of 5 percent. The mortgages can be used for new or older homes or. with some restrictions, townhouses. con­ dominiums and manufactured housing. "We hope to make at least 3.000 home loans with this Issue." said Mark hendrlckson. agency director. DeGrere noted that the Florida agency has provided reducedrate mortgages to 25.000 Florida families since 1981 and he expressed concern that such programs wouldn-'t be possible In the future under proposed Reagan administration policies. "Current Reagan administra­ tion tax proposals Include the discontinuation of all tax-exempt bond programs." he said. "T h is would have a chilling effect on the affordable housing effort In Florida as well as In other states." Lists of lenders participating In Florida’s summer program are available from the Florida Housing Agency al 2571 Execu­ t iv e C e n t e r C i r c l e E a s t. Tallahassee. Fla 32301 or by calling (9041 488-4 197 Channel 35 Closer To Lake M a ry M ove By R ich ard Truett Herald Sta ff W riter W OFL TV Channel 35 s plans for a new sludlo and tower facility In Lakr Mary may soon leave Ihe drawing board and become reality. At Lake Mary’s city commission meeting Thursday nlghl. commissioners voted 4-0 to approve a request for a preliminary site plan review for Ihe station's proposed facility on Skyline Road near the 1-4 right of way Also approved by a 4 0 vole was Ihe final subd Ivision with waivers for Ihe station. This means the station can divide Us property and use It for dtirerenl purposes A lower, a building and a parking lot can all be constructed on ihe same parrel of land. City Engineer Stan Welling said lhal construction Is still about six months off. He said lhal Channel 35 can start building when the etty Imposed building moratorium is lifted In November. However. City Attorney Robert Pctree expressed concern that the television tower s microwave transmission would In­ terfere with police radio broadcasting and cause health problems for city residents. "W ill the microwave transmissions from the lower fry the brains of residents?" Pctree asked stal Ion engineer Jim Doyle. Doyle said the lower would Ire aimed at Blthlo and would only emit about four watts. Pctree said It was a legitimate scientific question. Doyle said there was no need for public concern. Doyle also said the station would not Interfere with police and Bre department broadcasts. Photographer Arrested For Lewd Act An Allamontc Springs man was released on $8,000 bond alter being arrested and charged wiih committing a lewd and lascivious art In Iron) of several children. A police report said Ihe man drnvr along M ailhrws Road In Altumonlr Springs several limes on May 2. lie slop|M*d Ids car In fronl of a house at 9930 Mat­ thews Road and got out wearing only a pair of shorts. Witnesses said (he man pulled Ills shorts down tielow his waist. rx|K,sing himself T h e m an c a lle d se ve ra l children over lo his car and ordered them to perform a sex act. according lo a pot Ire report. They didn't, howrver. uiul the man then fondled himself, ihe report said. On May 28 puller questioned Marcus Lynn Anderson. 19, of 600 Lasallr Drive. Altamonte Springs He was arrested Friday. Anderson told poller hr Is u freelance photographer and olten drives through liiat urra of Altamonte Springs l>ecause It is a poverty area and hr llkrs lo photograph It. According to the poller report. Anderson said he wanted to get .■ picture of chtldrrn with sur­ prised expressions on thrlr fairs Investigators asked A n ­ derson If he look any pictures and hr said no. CHAIN THEFT An 18-ycar-old Seminole High School student was charged with robbery after he ripped a gold chain from a fellow student's neck, said acting Poller Chief Sieve Harriett James Partlow. 15. of 879 E. 20th St., Sanford, reported lo (Killee that hr was going Ihe gy m n asium when the man knoekrd him down and Jerked the chain from his neck. Pari low asked thr man to return thr chain, hut Instead the man got on a school bus with It, Harriett said. Samson Levant, 18. of 1822 Valencia Court North, Suntprd, was charged with robbery and booked Into the Se m in o le County Jail In lieu of $8,000 bond. Hurried said Correction The E v e n in g Herald Incorrectly reported on Thurs­ day that Mary Turn In. of 306 Loch Low Drive. Sanford, la head ol thr Hidden Lakr Homeowners Association While she Is leading opposition against a barbed wire fence near the neighborhood, the president of ihe association Is Mary Atm Murray. The Henld regrets Ihe error. more than a million chickens and caused lens of millions of dollars tn damage to com and other crops. Tornadoes Friday Sm ilh cooled off as severe struck Kentucky, the Carollnas Ihundristorms spread rain today and Alabama, where several from Georgia to the Carollnas. h o m e s were d a m a g e d In ami record wunnlh seured the Cullman County. Hall as large as Wrsl Record high temperatures tennis halls smashed windows wrre reuched Friday In 19 loca­ a n d dented c a r s so u th of tions. but only five of them were Ptnevtlle. N.C. Bui as thr storms In the South The worst heat developed Friday, the mercury went West, pushing the mercury fell. In Gadaen. Ala., for exam­ In Arizona tn all-llnie highs of ple. the temperature dropped 109 in Tucson. 115 In Phoenix from 96 degrees to 62 tn |uat one and 116 In Yuma. In thr South, horn. seven days ol record temperalures In the 90s and 100s killed ROATINQ FORECAST) St at least 11 people, suffocated Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 BUROLARIES $t THEFTS A ction Reports ★ Fires * Courfj ★ Police PIZZA CAPER Two suspects, one a boy, have been charged In connection with un alleged burglary to a pizza dellverly vehicle. Lo n gw o o d police reported employees of Domino's Pizza, U S. Highway 17-92, Longwood. gave them the name* of a possible suspect In ihe cosh-theft caper whlrh occurred around 11 p.m. Thursday at the rrstaurant Police traced that suspect and he agreed to meet with police at (hr restaurant along with the udull suspect, a police report said. The pair wu» charged with burglary at about 2 a m. F'rtday. The boy was charged as a Juvenile. Ronald Paul Gardner. 19. o f 5 1 2 D o h e n y W a y . Casselberry, whs also charged In the case and wus being held In ihe Seminole County Jail In lieu of $5,000 bond. TAKES WIFE A 20-year-old Sanford man has Item charged will) kidnapping after allegedly abducting his rstranged wife from a Sanford church at gunpoint. He was being held without bond. W ltV ie sse s at S I. J a m e s Church. 819 Cypress Avc.. Sa n ­ ford. reported to Se m in o le County sheriffs deputies that the man entered the church during a prayer meeting bran­ dishing a shotgun at about 11 p.m. Tuesday. Hr ut>ductrd Zora W a s h in g t o n . 20. of 2 5 0 1 Crawford SI., Sanford, and took her to Lincoln Street, where the suspect lives In thr Midway area, according to a sheriffs report. When deputies arrived, the su b pcct had apparently discarded Ihe gun. having thrown It into some woods, the report said. But hr was sill) holding the woman against hrr will In the street when deputies moved In and arrested him al about 11:50 pm . A witness at thr church had recovered a clip horn the gun containing two rounds of buckshot, which hr told deputies the suspect had dropped when he took Mrs. Washington, the report said. D an W ashington, of 3615 Lincoln St.. Sanford, has been charged In Ihe case. He was also charged with violating an In­ junction ordering him to stay away from Mrs. Washington. Ihe report said. miles: South to southwest wind 5 to 10 knots today and tonight becoming southwest around 10 knots Sunday. Sea 2 to 3 feet. Scattered thunderstorms mostly near shore during the afternoon and evening EXTENDED FORECAST: Charles L. Brewer. 37. of Mwple Avc.. Sanford, checked Into the Day 's Lnn. stale Road 46 at Interstate 4. west of Sanford, at about 3 p.m Thursday. Hr went to work and gave co­ worker Jam es R. Ross of Col­ umbia. S.C., the key lo the room. R o m changed clothes In the room at about 7:30 p.m. and went to the swimming pool at the motel. In the meantime the room was accidentally rented to another customrr. who reported to mote] workers that room was occupied and was assigned to another room , a Sem inole County shertfTsreport said. At about 9:40 p.m. Brewer checked his belongings left In the room and reported that $2,500 w ss m issing from his suitcase, the report said. between May 27 and Wednes­ day . deputies reported. F IR E C A L L S The Sanford Fire Department responded to Ihe following calls. Thursday — 8:33 a.m.. 440 M rllonvillr Ave.. rescue. A 43-year old woman with osteoperosls was taken lo the hospital — 1:12 p m.. 1401 W. Seminole B lv d .. e m e rg e n c y -re la te d . Firelighters were on standby while a helicopter landed al Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. — 2 22 p.m.. 1401 W Seminole B lv d .. e m e r g e n t y - r e la t r d . F ir e f ig h t e r s r e t u r n e d for helicopter landing. - 2 25 p.m.. 293H O rlando Drive, rescue. A 9-year-old girl cut her foot She wus taken to the hospital by a relutfve, — 3:29 p.m,, 3301 S. Sanford Teresa Ann Champagne! 2 1. of Ave., rescue. A 3 1 -year-old 2550 Palm Drive, Oviedo, re­ woman was Injured In an auto ported to deputies four fans and u pump with a total value of accident. Franclne Hauplkorn. of 210 E. Swoope Ave.. Winter •500 were stolen from her home Park, received a cut over her eye between June 1 and Thursday. and bruises on her lips, accord­ ing to rescue re|iort She was About $200 was stolen from a secret location In Gammugrs lakrn lo the hospital by a friend. Grocery. 1191 slate Road 436. — 3.40 p.m.. 212 Sanora Blvd.. Forest City, on Thursday, ac­ rescue A 3-ycor-old boy fell out of a hlgh-chalr and received a cording lo a report owner Dottle cut above his eye. He was Cuinmage. 33. of Winter Park. treated at the scene Bled with deputies -3 :3 1 p.m., 120 W. 19th St., emergency-related A power line An outboard motor worth $400 was stolen from the home fell. Firefighters wrre at the of Robert Ernest Parker, 59, of scene until power company of4505 Gabrlclla Lane, Winter Itculs arrived. Park, between Tuesday and — 5 50 pm., Sixth Street and Olive Avenue, fire. An outdoor Thursday. lire was put out. Mury L. Hindman. 26. an — 1132 p m.. 114 S. Park Ave.. Orlando police olflcer who lives Bre. A car Bre caused by a In Apopka, reported to Seminole broken gas line was put out. Friday County sheriffs deputies that — 2:12 u rn.. 3200 Orlando Drive, her purse containing her budge, p o lic e I d e n t i f i c a t i o n , a rescue. A 33-yeur-uld man wus 3H-caltber revolver worth $300. treated for facial cuts. He was and olher Items was stolen Irum taken lo the hospital. DU1 ARREST her home on Tuesday or Wed­ The following person has been nesday. arrested In Seminole County on A boat and trailer worth a charge of driving under Ihe $1,000 were stolen from the Influence; home of Mary Ann Yezek. 41. of — Louis Harris. 53. of Route 2. 203 G eorgetow n Drive *A . Box 4. Sanford, was arrested at Casselberry, on Tuesday or 2 21 u rn Friday, on 9th Street Wednesday, a sheriffs report at Park Avenue, Sanford, afier his car failed to maintain a single said. lane and almost hit three parked Genarn Slclllano. 23. of 256 W. cars. He was also charged with H ig h la n d S t.. A lt a m o n t e carelcM driving. Springs, told sheriffs deputies — Ann Marlene Green. 23. of 218 thut $ 5 0 0 ca sh , a $ 7 ,5 0 0 Hoffman Court. Casselberry, was diamond ting and other Jewelry arrested at 2:45 a m. Thursday were stolen from his home on after her car failed lo maintain a Wednesday or Thursday. Ills single lane on Wymore Road. loss totaled $9,300, deputies Altamonte Springs. said. — Ricky Lee Stover. 22. of P.O. Box 4088, Sanford, at 2:45 a.m. A $750 boat trailer was stolen T h u rsd a y after d riv in g his from Bradford Lovejoy. 50. while sp e e d in g car aouth In the parked at hla home at 358 n o rth b o u n d la n e s of U.5. Georgetown' Drive. Casselberry. Highway 17 92. Sanford. ty: 87 percent; winds: south at 8 mph: rain: trace: sunrise: 6:27 a.m.. sunset 8:22 p m. SUNDAT TIDES) Daytona Baock) highs. 1:51 a m., 2:19 p.m.: lows. 8 05 a m.. 8 22 p m.: Port C»nrxeral: highs. 1:43 a m.. 2:11 p.m.: lows, 7:58 am . 8:13 p.m.: Bayporti highs, 7:19 am.. 5:59 p.m.: lows. 12:52 a.m.. 12:29 p.m. Partly cloudy with a slight chance of m ainly afternoon thunderstorms each day Monday MONDAT TIDES) Daytona through Wednesday Highs gen­ erally 90 to 95. Morning lows 70 Boodu highs. 2:42 a.m.. 3:13 p.m.; lows. 8:55 a.m.. 9:23 p m.; to 77. Port CanaTornl: highs. 2:34 ARRA RE ADINOS (9 s.asji a m . 3 03 p.m,: Iowa. 8 40 a.m., temperature; 82: overnight low: 9:14 p.m.; B ayp o rti highs. 8:11 76: Friday's high: 95: boroinctilc a.m.. 7:43 p.m.; lows. 1:43 a.m.. pressure: 30.00: relative hum idi­ 2:07 p.m. Evrninj* llernld IUSPS M l JMI S unda y. Juna t, IM 1 Vol. 71. No 14$ PvSIoSad Daily and Sunday, t i t t y l Saturday by Tha tanlard HaraM. tn*. MS N F ra»<h A y « . San Mr 4 f u . urn Satand Clan NtUyt Paid at laniard. F larIda urn Hama D tliytry Wash. S I.li t Month. M M r 1 Manila. IM I I , * Manila. Sir M j Yaar. U I N . By M ad: Wtab SI M l MgnI*. U . t t , j JUWnllM. S IM B i S Manila, u i I t , Yaar, S4S.M Ftwna IMS) m M il. �Jr. * 1* Schools' Program For Handicapped Matures Evening Haraltf, Sanford. FI. Su n d a y. June », l H i — 1A D o n n a E llis : H e ro To H e r S p e c ia l K id s By Richard Truett Herald Staff Writer Wendy Bennett, a winsome, brown haired 11-year-old stu­ dent at Hamilton Elementary School, bubbles with energy and enthusiasm for her school work. And at lunch time she strolls to the cafeteria at an eager pace Just like the other 815 students. But Wendy Is different. She ts blind, born with a genetic dis­ order called t3lh Q which re­ sulted In the loss of both of her eyes. Teachers can be the focal point of a life. Just ask Greg and M a r c y B e n n e t t . W e n d y 's parents, about Donna Ellla. W endy's teacher. W e n d y 's father said with heartfelt emotion that "D onna's the greatest. Our daughter lias progressed more this year than last year and she had good teachers last year. We arc Just am ared," Bennett said. "Her speech has Improved dramat­ ically." Donna Ellis Is. perhaps, one of the quiet heroes In life. Her dedication to the TMH program has been nothing but exceptional. During the summer she plans on visiting her students at (heir homes to check on thetr pro­ gress. She h a s a schedule worked out and plana lo keep In close contact with the parents. Hamilton Is one of two schools In Seminole County where hand­ icapped students can go; the other school Is Roaenw ald Exceptional Child Center In Altamonte Springs. The big dif­ ference al Hamilton, however. Is that the kids In the TMH Pro­ gram-Trainable Mentally Hand* tcapped-get to Interact with non-handlcapped children. Each TM H child has a non-exceptional partner, who helps wllh school lessons and at lunch In the cafeteria, "W h e n the non-exceptlonal k id s at this school become adults, we feel II will make an Impact because (hey have gone to school with these children. W hen non-exceptlonal kids become Ihe school board mem­ bers and the city council mem­ bers and the legislators und the governors, they will have an Left to right: Millie Sterner, Avant Beauty Salon: Jim Thompson, Assistant Principal: Mayor Bettye Smith: Bob Maguire, Band Director: Marjorie Wilke, Pres. Band Booster. Sanford Has Own Game H*riM Ptota Ay RktwrA Trw*n T a m m l T illm an ge ls help w llh her alphabet on the com puter Iro m M rs. Ellis, who a rra n g e d for the com puter to be brought in for T M H kids. Around her neck Is a device for speaking to hearing Im paired children who have special receiving equipment. Move aside "Monopoly." Leave us alone "Lite.” There’s a new game In town. "The Trivia Game ot Sanford". The Trivia Game of Sanford Is a color board game displaying 32 local advertisers, a jackpot question and over 1,000 general trivia and local interest trivia question cards which are presented lor our area The objoct of this exciting and entertaining family game Is to ad­ vance to the |ackpot question and answer one of the final ques­ tions correctly before your competition Limited First Edition. understanding of the needs of school. "W e felt like Ibis would the handicapped which I don't he a good tim e to try an think previous generations have Integration project because hud an opportunity to have," e v e r y b o d y w a s new a n d cvcrbody was adjusting. And Mrs. Ellis said Karen Coleman, a spokesman # that has really proven true for the Seminole County School because wr have a really sup­ Board, said the TMH program la portive staff. 'The best part of the program Jusl one way that the county Is meeting lls obligation to provide Is the way ihe nonexceptlonal an education for all children. She peers have reacted to our kids. It said (hr county lias a strong has been Just exceptionally posi­ committment to see that every tive. The other students have child Is given an education. been wonderful In fact. 1 am Childrrn can be cruel and one going lo have to start keeping a m ight th in k that lh r non* chart so I know where my kids exceptional children al Hamilton are because this one's In this would have treated the TM H class and this one's In another kids roughly, but. In fact, the class." The TMH kids are taught from opposite has been true. The TM H kids have not only been a large curriculum. Mrs. Ellis sel accepted by other students, and up a schedule that keeps I tie kids busy. teachers, they are loved also She arranged for an Apple At lunch time TMH kids cal with a buddy from another class Computer to In- Installed In Ihe TM H kids also get to do some Of classroom. "I'v e Ix-rn leaching special (heir schoolwork with nonrxcrplIona! kids. "The Integration education for about 10 years and with the noncxceptlonal peer 1 have never had a year were 1 group has Just been wonderful have seen so much growth In Ihe as lar as causing social develop­ children that I leach." she said " I don't think my methodology ment," Mrs. Ellis said. She said Hamilton was the has changed that much. I really hest place la start this type of think It's the environment. This program because It Is a new Is the year!" M rs Ellis got Involved In special education p artially because of her two children. Her eldest son Is a gtlled child "W hen he was In elementary school I goi very Involved In gifted education l started the first gifted program In North Carolina. Shortly after he started school, we had another son, Patrick, who ts handicapped. My younger son In the autistic program at Hopper Elementary "S o when he was In preschool. I decided lo go back to school and get my master's In special education. One handicapped child and one gifted child makes for n real Interesting family unit." Mrs. Ellis did her masters work at Georgia Slate University and had started her Ph D. work there. When she came to San­ ford she decided lo lake somr lime off from school. But she kept getting calls from various schools asking her lo substitute She says she did substitute and "got hooked." When a teacher resigned al Chrtslmus time she was asked lo finish out the year al Rosenwald Elementary. She said she would Sec TEACHER, page 7A To Iho llrst <00 orders your lamily name will be permanently plac­ ed on every game board, making It a unique gift or keepsako. Limited advertising ssp e ss. Due the the size and design of this unique game board, advertis­ ing spaces are limited to only 32 spaces available Like any game board, this Is a one time copywrltten Hem personally tor your town. Businesses wishing lo be permanently represented on this once done trivia game ol Sanford Must be on a tlrat-come-tlrst serve basis To reserve a "Personal Game" or advertising space, contact Mar­ jorie Wilke. Band Booster Prea. or SHS, 322 4352 as soon as possible Plena aand this coupon and payment to: ---- 3 I Ssmlnol* High School Band I Mrs. Marjorie Wilke, Band Booalar Praa. 140’ Sant -»d /.vt Santord. FL 327/1 I I I Plane mika check* pay*bl* 10 SEMINOLE HIOH SCHOOL BAND NAME - I - I I I I _ I I CITY STREET ZIP_____ PHONE Print Family Name To Ba Shown On Board Total 110.00 You will be notified to pick up gamee when Iher antra No ol Qamaa Contact 322-4352 or 322-3237 H O W E L L P L A C E ... S e n io r L ivin g at it’s b e st THE BEGINNING OF SOMETHING NEW Howell Place San fo rd is stirring with new life and excite­ ment as It unveils a sum m er program of live entertain­ ment, on site radio broadcasts and spicy so cial events. During the se a so n It will be a fo c u s for senior a d ults who are on the lookout for good fellow ship, pleasant surrou n­ d in g s and p o ssib ly som e unexpected excitement. F a s h ­ ion show s, live m usic, bingo, athletic contests a s well as art c la ss e s and d isc u s sio n g ro u p s are already filling the calendar, and any local adults or senior citizen groups w ho w ish to join the fun should call and make their special interests known. At Howell Place we specialize In excitement. And although we are a fully licensed Adult C ongre gate Living Facility, our staff and program m ing are available to the w hole senior com m unity. S o com e share with u s the spirit that is Howell Place and celebrate the new se a so n with new friends, fresh Ideas, and pleasant dicoverles. Put a lit­ tle excitement in your life * at How ell Place. — f flA C I SANFO RD HOWELL PLACE St MO* AMERICAN COMMUNITIES HOWELL PLACE-SANFORD 200 W EST AIRPO RT BLVD. SANFO RD, FLO R ID A 32771 (305) 323-7306 �4A — Evening H «r»ld, Sxnferd, PI. ...Fines Coutluued from 1A a n d s u n d r y wrathcr-rrlatrd excuse*. Probation and Parole views the fine payment os Just another bill the person must pay. ranking right up there with rent, food, car and electricity. Bedell said. Most of the fines go back Into the legal system, either to the arresting agency, the courts or lo the slate. Getting money back Into the judicial system Is also one reason why Judges arc reluctant to change a person's monetary punishment to one Involving time such as Jail or community service. Bedell said. At any given time In Seminole County, about 1.100 felons are under orders to pay ofT a fine, according lo court records. For those convicted of a m is d e m e a n o r — a c r im e punishable by one year or less In the county Jail — or a I raffle Infraction, u computer becomes the watchdog to mukc sure defendants pay their dues. In Seminole County hist year, there were 44.838 traffic cases, the majority of them Involving some kind of fine, and the number is Increasing •..Mengele C ontinued from page 1A lu m a us saying Ihat .■ phologruph of Mcngrlc's son, Rolf, was found al Ihe hom e of l.lselolle and Wolfram Bossert. Ihe Austrian couple who mild Mengele lived with Ihrrn. Turns said Ihat Rolf had vis­ ited his father once In Brazil and returned alter his death to col* teel h is personal effects. In other efforts lo determine If ihe remains exhumed from a grave In Embu. 20 outside Sao I'iiulo. belonged In Mengele. B ra­ zilian forensic rx|>crls studied 1937 dental records sent from Germany. The retotds arr being compared lo the teeth In Ihe |uwlxine recovered from Ihe grave. Sao I'aulo coroner Jose Mrto said a reconstruction of ihe skeleton and exuinlnallon of hair remains would Indicate approx* Imalc age "and with luck racial group, possibly rigid down to country type." lie and other officials mild they would not allow foreign experts lo lake |Mirt in Ihe examination nl Ihe remains and would not give them arcess lo the hones until their own Investigation by a llvr*man team has lieen com­ pleted. The exuinlnallon Marts M onday and could last two weeks, Police reported they were led lo the grave by Ihe Bosserts. who mild Mengele hud assumed Ihe Sunday, Jim* » , IMS court's office or the Judge and arranging a Die payment " I f Ihey have a good reason, there's always a way to work It out If they would Just give us a c a l l . " sa id S a l l y J lu n t o . supervlsor of the traffic division at the Seminole County Courthouse. "Calling us would keep them out of a lot of trouble. Most people do pay." she said 1 One way or another, a nonpaying offender will eventually be taken before a judge for non-compliance. The same thing can happen with civil fines which are quite rare, according lo Sanford attorney Jack Bridges. Civil fines usually are Ihe failure of some Individual to follow a Judge s directive, such as Ignoring a gag order. If a penton fall* lo pay a civil fine. the offender can be Jailed for up to six months. Bridges said. Failure to pay civil Judgments carries Its own special Just Ice. People who lose a civil lawsuit but don’t pay off the damages awarded won'l go to Jail. But Ihey face having all their property confircaied or their pay check attached lo satisfy Ihe award, said Bridges. Or ihey can leave It all behind them and declare bankruptcy. an opilon not available In crtmlnal cases In addition lo serving as punishment, fines also are a large generator of funds for the county. Its cities nnd the slate, The clerk of court's office also collecls a handling charge, all al the defendant’s expense. Once a county Judge orders a law-breaking motorist lo pay a traffic One. the offender has 10 days to settle up. If the fine Is not paid a s Indicated by a weekly computer check, a notice Is sent to the defendant and they are given unother 30 days to pay. ff the fine still Isn't paid, the person's driver's license Is suspended In Seminole County and state of* (trials are notified of ihe failure lo pay. The state then 'notifies the Individual and If the fine Is si III not paid, Ihe offender’s license Is suspended statewide. Other states usually honor out* of slate suspensions. In the case of misdemeanors, failure to pay fines gets the offender's name on a computer list that goes to the Judge along with the offender's court file. Some Judges have a letter sent, reminding the delinquent defen* danl lo pay while other judges Issue a warrant for the person's urrrsl. If ihe letter Is Ignored and ihe offender has at no lime attempted lo contact the clerk of court or the Judge, a warrant Is Issued. If an offender Is lale In paying a traffic fine or one Issued In misdemeanor court, he can often get a break by calling Ihe clerk of name of Wolfgang Gerhard, an Austrian who Introduced him to Ihe couple and later returned to Europe, where he died. "1 had pity on Mengele,'* Bossert mild ”1 helped Mengele because he w us Ihe m ost wanted, hunted, persecuted man In ihe world.” Austria's consul general In Sao Paulo. Otto Heller, mild Friday the consulate had a (He on the real Wolfgang Gerhard. Heller said he Is co n vin ce d that Mengele w as burled under Gerhard's name. In Frankfurt. Klein said a preliminary examination of the remains suggested Ihe hrlghl and age of Ihe dead man mat­ ched Mengelc's build and age. Klein mild "II In very probable" Ihe Bosserts' lodger was really Mengele. who has a 83 4 million prlrctngoti his head. A physician at Auschwitz. Mengele carried out bizarre genetic experiments on (wins and dwarfs to develop un Aryan super nice and personally sent thousands of inmates lo their deaths. In New York. Nazl-hunter and concentration ram p survivor Simon Wicsenlh.il said he had had a change of mind since Thursday, when he expressed doubt thul the Iwaly of Mengele had been located "When 1 hear parts of the story. I miy I am 99 percent skeptical. Now, uflcr llndlng oul additional pieces ol Information. I am less skeptical." Wlrsenlhul mild, L o o k in g D a v id Berrien. Se m in o le s clerk of court, said his office acts something like a financial revolvlng door wllh ihe money being paid In ai.d at quickly as possible sent lo various govemment agencies, organizations or Individuals who are supposed to receive the money. "W e work wllh everyone, said Berrien. In c lu d in g the county's seven cities. Probation ant* Parole, crime victims, the Public Defender s office, various alcohol and drug abuse programs, victim's compensation fund, and Juvenile arbitration projects, Trafflc fines constitute the b u lk of money returned to S e m in o le C o u n t y 's se v e n m u n ic ip a lit ie s — about §650.000 last year, , Topping th* °* traffic fine recipient* Is Ihe city of Alla™ n i r Springs which got back *186.658 during the las! 12 m onths. The city even outdistanced the county In traffic ^ ,lr money which came In secot’d 1,1 8163,491- Altamonte Sp rings also led ihe way In Parklng ticket returns, 835.206 The county collected 816.061 In such funds. Traffic fines also generate cash io further police officers' educanon and training. Two dollars from every irafflc fine goes Into the education fund of the city which Issued the citation. Durm g the past 12 mnnlhs, *49.682 was distributed lo the cities for ihat purpose, the most to Allamonte Springs, second largesl city In Ihe county, nnd the leasl fo r I ndependent to the county's smallest city. L a k e M a r y . S a n fo rd , th e county's largest city, came In third at 86.539. Lake Mary received the largest amount of money in speeding surcharges, extras tacked onto fines for people exceeding the speed l im it s by e x c e ssiv e amounts. The small city, which apparently has a few speeders going very fast, got back 82.952 In speeding surcharges, accord­ ing to court records. Altamonte Springs, which gave oul five limes os many tickets, got back only 8435. During the past 11 months. B e r r ie n ’s o ffice c o lle c te d $397,808 in fines from felony, misdemeanor and criminal traf­ fic convictions. In that category, the county came out on top. receiving* 8249.227. Altamonte Springs was second, getting 861.142. and C asse lb erry third with 831.555. In addition io fines, the court collects child support (about 86 million a year) and restitution payments. It also collects public CHARGED! FOR NEGLECT AUTO ACCIDENI DON’T NEGLECT THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ON YOUR CAR PICKUP OR MOTOR HOME j iii Service Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 3 W 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 A g e n t? ( )ni* Haim* sa\s w il- l usl . 7 TONY RISSI INSURANCE It defender lien payments from people who owe the county for their legal help because they couldn't afford a lawyer. During the fiscal year Oct. 1963 lo Oct. 1984. the county collected 843.027 In public de­ fender Ileus. With nine months of the current fiscal year gone, the office already has exceeded that amount, collecting 856.185. according to the Director of Finance. Bradley Lang. Public defender liens are col­ lected by more traditional means than the threat of dragging the offender back before a Judge. Every 30 days, the defendant Is notified that payment is due. If there is no payment within 90 days, the debt ts turned over to a collection agency. If the money ts collected — usually In the form of a check or money order — It goes Into the county's general fund. Lang said. If the agency Is unsuccessful, a lien Is placed on Ihe offender's property and should It ever be sold the Public Defender's office gels Its cut from the proceeds firs). P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 * 2575 S. French Ave., Sanford 209 W. 25th Street Sanford %sfuto-Owners Insurance I lie. Ilnmr. t jr Hutlnrsv I Ini- njmr u u II all. S in ce 1959 Fonda Dog Falls In With Bad Crowd SA N T A MONICA. Calif. (UPI| — June Fonda's black Labrador retriever. Taxi, smirk oul of Ihe aclress' hack yard and frll In with criminals on a rubbery spree, police say. hill the pooch apparently won't rial up In the doghouse Allhough Ihe dog was found with an Incriminallng gold chain around his neck. ap|iarenlly a gilt from one of his new friends, F o n d a 's h u s b a n d , s l a t e A sse m b ly m a n Tom Hayden, mild Ihe dog was i oerced Into Ihe night of crime "H e 's Innocent." Hayden said. " Ills only technical offense was digging his way out ol our yard." Police said Taxi lunneied his way out of the hack yard of Ihe hunlly home und was picked up by lour teenagers who used Ihe .iniiual lo help them commit ul least seven street robberies be­ tween 11 p in. and midnight Thursday. Officers said the armed suspccls told at least one victim that the dog would attack If he did mil Itirn over his money. Fonda and Hayden ap|>areutly hud no Ideu their pel hml Iclt home and had lullcn In with AREA DEATH J O S E P H T. W IIIT K H O U S E Mr. Joseph T. Whllehouse, 91. of 2340 W. Lake Brantley Drive, t.ongwood. died Wednesday at Orlando General Hospital Born Oct. 7. 1893 In England, he moved to Longwood (rout Illinois In 1956. He was a retired s u p e r v is o r lor a telephone company und u member of the Apopka Presbyterian Church. He was a World War I veteran of the Canadian Arm y and a member of Ihe Masonic Lodge FA A M Post 36. Apopka Su rvivors include his wife, Elisabeth J.; two daughter!. Kathleen Hood. Fort Walton Beach, and Lorulne Garhtnl. O r­ lando; four grandchildren. Wood law n Funerkl Home. Or­ lando. Is In charge of arrange­ ment!. li . crim inal c o m p a n io n s until morning, when the caretaker discovered he wus gone The Oscar-w lunlng aclress spent much of Friday driving around their j>o*di. tree shaded nrightiorhood looking (or Taxi Hayden. D-Sunla Monica, was quick lo spring lo Ills dog's defense. "We understand our dog Taxi wasjusl going oul for a meal and wc’vr been assured he hud no Intention of gelling Involved In a c rime," he said. "We consider Ills night un the town punishment enough " The caretaker finally found Ihe dog at Ihe locul animal shelter, when the a n im a l's evening cupm were reveuled Taxi declined comment. The four suspects, one of then) carrying a revolver, had been apprehended during the night while driving down ihe street a mile away from Fonda's home wllh the dog In the car. Poller detective John Hudson •wild Taxi was wearing a gold chain around his neck, appar­ ently placed there by the *u»fleets. Several alleged victims were brought to where the ear was stopped to Identify Ihe suspects and the stolen goods, including putses. wallets. Jewelry and an undisclosed amount of money. HUNT MONUMENT CO. 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It the average daily balance (Ihe sum of the daily balances divided by the number of days in the monthly statement period) goes below $2,500 00 during a monthly statement period, interest will be paid at the rate of 5-1/4% per year for that month Mowers Fur All Ckxaalona ( H o llin s accounta *zs issued by a ftoaral iirm gi STX ?* 3 2 3 -1 2 0 4 Allirwota Springs 951 W Highsiy 436 Fern Park 431 S Highway 17-92 lasibur; 0AKLAW N FUNUAL HOWCfMITUT tw M w U rw W IS M iM k UW Sm oUw Cm Ii 4*4 At I M k I 04. bnW 44 tWSri) IkrtS 133-4383 M v it iS i Man rah * a™ Ortindo 7825 S. Orangt Blossom Thai 322B E. Colonial Dr 1601 S SwwwBNd 2620 N. HitwtssM and ara ataiiabia through tna Kmart atoraa toeatad at Sanford 3101 Orlando Or Wilts* Fork 501 N Orttndo Awnm *000 Qaldenrod Rs, H. 1715 N Citrus B»vd. J » �-* There are presently no such youth or senior citizens centers in Sanford. Most of the youth CnaUatred from page 1A programs In the city and county He sold he wasn't trying to are sports-related, according to slam cruising the parking lots or Libby Overstreet of the Seminole Sanford's young people. County School Board's public "When I was a kid I used to relations ofllce. The city would hang around a hamburger Joint, have to offer something "really too. But 1 also played basketball b ig " for It to be supported by and attended youth clubs and Sanford young people, according church youth group meetings.” to one Seminole High School Farr said. "T h e y need a place to student. gather and enjoy themselves so Becky Baker, a 17-year-old they can become a meaningful senior, said most of the people part of our com m unity." who crutse the parking lots go Commissioner Robe: t Thomas there because they are tn a called Farr's plan "a beautiful recreational rut. Idea that's long overdue." The “ I don’t know If there Is rest of the commissioners also anything that could arouse their voiced support for Fair's pro­ Interest. It would have to be posal. really big." she said. M iss [laker said she used to But C o m m is s io n e r J o h n Mercer said most supervised cruise the parking lots, "when I youth clubs that do not allow was a sophomore. Now we go to d rin k in g and sm o k in g are th e m o v ie s In A lta m o n te usually not well-attended by because It's nicer there ... there young people. aren't as many druggies." He also said If the young Santonl Assistant Police Chief people get an activities center. Herb Shea said there are some Sanford's senior citizens should drugs circulated In the parking also get one. lots at French Avenue and ...Cruisin' ...S e x Continued from page 1A result of this type of activity, according to Information tn a report complied by FBI agent Robert Hazelwood In conjunc­ tion with a medical researcher and a prison sex offender pro­ gram worker. Hazelwood's re­ port. published in 1981 In Great Brit Ian In Social Science Medi­ cine Journal focused on 70 such cases reported between 1970 and 1960. Of those 70 cases. 66 Involved males, four females. The nges ranged from 9 to 77. with more than two-thirds falling In the range of 9 In 29 years old. About half were married or had been married and most were consid­ ered middle class. Hazelwood reported. Twenly-one of those deaths w e re a c c u r a t e ly In it ia lly classified as accidental. 19 first mtsclasslfled as suicide, seven as murder and 23 of undetermined cause, he said. "It Is essential that deaths a ttrib u ta b le to d a n g e ro u s uutorrotlc p ra c tic e s be re­ cognized and accurately re­ ported If the true magnitude of this problem Is to be determined. "One can speculate that as people become more knowlr d | n b l a o n ( h e s u b j e c t a n d le s s secrecy and tnhbo exists re­ garding this type of sexual practice, more cases may be reported. “Secrecy appears to be an im(Mr1anl dynamic in dangerous u u to rro tlc p ra c tic e . M a n y victims engage In the pructlcc away from Ih rlr personal resi­ dences (motel, wooded areal, but Ihose who practiced In their own home look added precautions by locking doors, walling until fami­ ly members were out of the home, or selecting a seldom used pan of the home." Hazrlwood said. The presence of alcohol or drugs is rarely found in the victims. Most victims are adoles­ cent males going through a developmental perold of testing their Independence, adventure seeking and exploration, howev­ er. without the wisdom and maturity to fully appreciate the risk Involved. They may simply be youngsters whose boyhood rope-trteks carry over Into their sexual fantasies and practices as they begin to mature, he said. Even as Garay was calling for more public awareness of the problem, one of his co-workers In the pathology lab al Central Florida Rrglonu! Hospital In Sanford stood outside his office and decried a newspaper ac­ count of the Longwood boy's death us tasteless Even though the victim waan'l named the woman said she didn’t feel It was proper to report the death and link It to Its true cause. That secretive attitude. Garay said, m ust be overcom e If parents are to protect their sons. Although men of all ages engage In the act. he said It Is primarily fuvored by the young. He said he has never heard of a woman being Involved In this singular sexual activity, even though FBI statistics show they sometimes arc. Garay ts not alone In his call for dragging the dangers of autoerotlctsm out or the closet. Dr. Randy Fisher, a psychology professor al the University of Central Florida, also said light must be shed on the situation In a effort to save lives. Ftaher, who teaches a hum an sexuality course, said he was unaware of the practice until about a year ago. Since then, he said, said he has read a few reports In obscure publications on the topic. Although he missed a recent network news magazine pro­ gram on the practice, Fisher said . " I t has gotten some publicity lately and thut's good. This ts a devastating thing to parents who have no Idea some­ thing like this might occur." 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Ar 1 no tutoring tenter 1summer o! fun Can mean I ;<a iii.jiiI**#! t.iti* ha you %/ul you’ * h'lrl 11 m|i Airport Boulevard, but It's "not a big problem." S a n f o r d P o lice Lt. M ik e Rotundo, who works a s an off-duty security officer on weekends for Burger King. 2930 Orlando Drive. Sanford, said there ts "m inim um " drug traffic at that location. Rotundo. who has patrolled the parking lot for live years, said there Is Utile drinking and only an occasional fight. "T hey're basically good kids." hr said. Rotundo said about 100 teens cruise the parking lot on Friday or Saturday nights. They listen to music, munch a few French fries and talk to their friends. He said he is on a bn"'s ...Business Continued from page 1A " Non-governm en l-controlled" factors refer to labor costs, labor productivity and availability, energy costs and other matters of concern to manufacturers The report said Florida's drop H a z e lw o o d s a id . " M o l e children and adolescent* are a high risk population for this type of sexual behavior and research should be directed to gain an understanding of the origin of dangerous autoerottc practice and to determine linkages be­ tw een r it u a l fa n t a s y and dangerous behavior." He also hopes "that by ad­ dressing this Issue the secrecy a r o u n d the to p ic w ill be diminished so that not only will there be accurate Identification of such deaths but thut practi­ tioners of this activity can become more accessible to clini­ cians prior to a fatal accident." “People are Ignorant," Garay said. "Some people are going to be offended bv talk about (his. but the people have to lie alerted to this dangerous practice. "M a n y people do this and they don't die." Garay said "M an y people do this many limes and they don't die. But parents and children should be aware of the with most of the “regulars" and talks with them about thetr problems on the tailgate of his ptekup truck. “They call me 'dad' or 'Uncle Mike,'" Rotundo said. To them, cruising the parking lot Is not a "waste." he said. "But It’s the only place they can go There's nothing here In Sanford for them to do." Most of the cruisers, especially the 15- and 16-year-olds, would probably support a city youth renter, he said. The older teens grow out of the parking lot scene anyway and graduate to the "b lg -tlm e " c lu b s like Park A ve n u e and J J W h isp e rs, Rolumlo said. was due to a decline from second to s i x t h In g o v e r n m e n t controlled factors In past years, Florida Gov, Bob Graham and other stale com­ merce ofTlcals have held a news c o n f e r e n c e to a n n o u n c e Florid a's achievement. T h is year, there was not a squeak (rom Tallahassee danger of this type ol sex. Very, very few people know about It. 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The bridge loan would provide money to Argentina until the 91.2 billion IMF loan was deliv­ ered The IMF agreement must l^ocal residential phone rates have Increased 91 a month nationwide as of June 1. United Telephone and Southern Bell spokesmen have both announced the rate Increase. Bruce H. Reynolds, vice president of administration at United Telephone, said the new charge will be listed on United Telephone bills ns "F C C Interstate Toll Access Charge.” According to Reynolds, customer line or access charges are part of a new nationwide pricing policy developed by the FCC. The charges will pay for local connection facilities which have traditionally been subsidized by long distance rates. By reducing that support, rates for long distance calls between states are expected to go down. "W hen Ihc charge for multiline business customers went Into effect last year, American Telephone and Telegraph lowered Its long distance rates by about 6 perrent.” Reynolds said. "A T A T says It will further reduct lls Interstate long distance rates when the new charges take effect on June I . "Tills represents only a shift---- not an Increase — — In revenues for telephone companies. Reynolds said. "Heavy users of long distance are now able to build or lease private communications networks to avoid support­ ing local service through their long distance rates.” Reynolds explained. "But our cost of operating the public network remains the same. That means that as heavy long distance users leave the public network, there are fewer customers left to share the fixed costs. This bypass of the public network could drive local rates to unaffordable levels. "What the FCC Is doing Is removing the local support from long distance rates. That way. heavy users of long distance will have less Incentive to bypass the public network.” Hospital Reduces Some Rates South Seminole Community Hospital In Longwood has reduced Its rates, particularly In lab. radiology and physical therapy departments, to effect an approximate 10 percent savings on patients' hills, according to James W Boucher, administrator. The rate reduction coincided with the hospital's first anniversary In May. Thr 120 trad medical surgical facility Is loculed on state Rond 4.14 HetM r w s bv T in n r VlwW Pressed Into Service Clothes p re sse r Dorothy A d a m s m a rks clothing tags after being pressed Into a different kind of service af Sanford D ry Cleaners W ednesday. The re a so n ? Huge m ounds of extra work that cam e rolling In after a rotlback to 1960's prices to celebrate the firm 's 25th an niversa ry, according to owner Ron Jernigan. Sanford D ry C leaners is located at 113 Palmetto Avc., downtown. Cardinal Must Rehire, Give Back Pay To Sanford Woman Fired When Pregnant A Sunlord woman Bred from fees., according to court records. U.S. District Judge G. Kendall tier |oh at Cardinal Industries In 19(40 Just three days after she Sliurp Issued the ruling May 20 Sharp ruled that Cardinal vio­ told superiors she was pregnant must be gtven her Job Itack and lated TUle VII of the 1904 U.S. Clvtl Rights act which prohibits gel 924,2(10 In back pay. Ann Lcvy-Kamhui-h. then of employers from disc rlmlnullng 2410 S Key Avr.; won the case for several reasons Including plus "reasonable' utlorney'a sex. According In court records, when Ms Levy Itumhurh told her employers she was several months pregnant In September. 1080. amt thut she planned to take a maternity leave, she was llrrd, In Us defense. Cardinal said the woman was fired because site was not doing her Joh well The judge found, however, that there was no evidence to tick Cardinal's posltlun. A spokesman lor Cardinal Industries declined to comment on the case, and Ms. Levyllninbuch could nut be reached lor comment — Deane Jordan "W e plan to have the Sliver Pages In the hands of senior cltlzrns In Seminolel County by Novrnihrr," said Ronald M. Jennings, vice president and general manager of Southwestern Bell Media "It will Ira one of the first arras where the pages are Introduced." The company plans to publish locallzrd Silver Pages directories In 110 U.S. cltlrs during the next two years. Jennings said the Silver Pages will Include a classified advertising section Including only those local bust nesses thut provide discounts or special offers to those who are 60 or older. Senior citizens will use an Identification curd B illio n The IM F be approved by the managing director and the executive board, a process that could take up to six weeks. That approval would pave the way for Argentina to refinance part of Its 948 billion foreign debt with commercial banks. Preliminary agreement with the banks, which was stalled when Argentina failed to meet IM F conditions for monetary growth. Included 94 2 billion in new loans. In Lima. Peru. Argentine Pres­ ident Raul Alfonsln said agree­ ment with the IM F would permit a 'reconstruction” of the bat­ tered Argentine economy, easing the debt c r u n c h w ith o u t sa c rific in g dom estic social needs. Alfonsln. who arrived In Lima Friday for a 28-hour official visit, said he would ’’exchange Imprrsslons” on the debt and how to tackle It with Peru's presi­ dent-elect Alan Garcia, who lakes office July 28. The two will meet Saturday. Speaking at a news confer­ ence. Alfonsln said it was "abso­ lutely necessary” for heavily Indebted Latin American nations to work together and "harm o­ nize (econom ic and fiscal) policies.” FAA Chief: Flying No Russian Roulette W ASHINGTON (UPI) — The head of Ihe Federal Aviation Administration, Donald Kngrn. Is assuring travelers they're not playing "Russian ruulcttc" when they Ixrard an airplane despite a rrcord number of near midair collisions. At the same time. Engen told a news conference Friday that he plans to appoint an independent auditor to mukr sure the agency Is compiling a complete record of the Incidents. He acknowledged there have been flaws In the government's reporting system but said they are being cor­ rected. A consumer group said It will Immediately ask Congress to Seniors Soon M a y Let Silver Pages Do W alking Local plans lo Introduce the Silver Pages (TMUrg). a new sjiectalty directory that lists liuslnrsses offering discounts to senior citizens, have been announced by Southwestern Bell Media In Si. Louis. To — (idled the Silver Suvers' Passport (TM| — to show eligibility for discounts or spcrlnl offers. The card cun be used tn any U.S. city having n localized Sliver Pages directory. “In addition, the Silver Pages will contain on Information und referral section describing the services und programs provided to senior cltlzrns by mitlnul. regional and local agencies on uglng.” Jennings said. "W ithout Ihe help we’ve received from these groups, we probably never would have gotten the Silver Pages off the ground.” A local force of account representatives has begun consulting with urea businesses about their advertising needs. Jennings said. Bustnrsspcnplr who wish lo discuss advertising In thr Sllvei Pages should call a toll free number, I 800 4 43 6200. probe the matter. Engen also disclosed he la considering changing the official definition of a near miss. C ur­ rently a near miss Is defined as when a pilot perceives a threat of a collision with another plane and reports It to the government. Under the proposed criteria. Engen said a 500-foot bubble would be drawn around an airplane und Us penetration by another plane would be consid­ ered u near midair collision. The FAA said earlier this week Ihe number of reported near collisions rose to a record 592 tn 1984, an Increase of 114 over ihe previous year. The earlier record was 568. set In 1980. Better Gingerbread The recipe was remodeling for Sanford's Gingerbread House, a day care center at 2534 E lm Avenue, and onhand for unveiling ol the changes were Sanlord M ayor Bettye Sm ith and Sanford Ci t y C o m m is s io n e r D a ve F a rr, both seated, and owner Barbara Fluke. M rs. Fluke and husband Duke were feted at a recent re grand opening by members of the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Com ­ merce and local dignitaries. T h e F l u k e s ha v e been m em bers of the cham ber since 1980. M*r»M Sw Stf Tm m si Vacant H ealth C a re For The Eyes: Doctors Debunk Common M yths A n d Misconceptions By LldU Wstowlci UPI Science Writer SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A concerned mother drugged her young soil Into the ophthalmologist's nlflcr, (ragging the doctor to talk some sense Into Ihe boy. whose reckless huhlts she was certain would drive him blind “The mother was frantic," recalled Dr. Marshall Parks, a jradlatrlc ophthalmologist at Children's Hospital National Medical Center In Washington. "She said. 'I want ynu to tell my son once und for ,dl he can't read In his trad under Ihr covers with u flashllghl. Il'll ruin his eyes.'" E'urks, who Is also clinical professor of uphlhulurology at George Washington University, l<Hiked at the boy seriously. "Son.” be said, "y o u rsn read under the covers all you want. I used to read In the dark all the lime — and still do.’* The human visuul system, more complex than Ihc most sophisticated camera, cun be used under almost any condition without being damaged. Parks und other eyr experts said In Interviews "There Is hardly anything In Ihr environment or Hirst vie that plays uny significant role tn visual development." said Dr. Robert Krlnrckr. pro* Irssor und chairm an of thr ophthalmology department at Jrlfrraron Medical College tn Philadelphia I he approximately 120 million Americana wttn normal, healthy eyes who need no corrective lenses to see well owe their good visual loriunr almost entirely in thrlr genetic makeup, doctors said. Sight ran be lm|>ulred by disease, injury and certain conditions — il thev remain untresicd — • Eyeglasses or contact lenses strengthen the but Ihe eye exjrarts Interviewed agreed hrulihy iraoplr with good vision run do vrry little- to ryes, "They help Ihe patient see more accurately by physically bending light, helping Ihe eyes Improve or maintain thrlr sight "There is no extra rare or procedure that will focus more accurately. They are not like a cast on make your eyes trailer." said Dr. Wayne Fung, a broken leg or weights on someone trying to cllnlcai ophthalmologist at Pacific Mrdlcal Center build muscles. They have no strengthening effect at all." hr said. In San Frunclsco. • Contact lenses can permanently correct Fung cited seven commonly held mtseoncepnearsightedness, which afflicts 20 million Ameri­ Itons • Eyewashes krrp eyes healthy. "This Is not cans, "Myopic people discover after wearing contacts for n time Ihelr vision Is normal even only unnecessary hut can be harmful." he said. a Eyes are strengthened with exercises, such ulirr removal o( the contacts. That's because the us rolling them around or doing "p u sh ups" with contact tenses flatten tire front curvature of the them by moving a pencil towards und away front cornea, or the window of the eye, making the eye the eyes, "T h is Is completely unnecessary.” Fung less myopic. Bui this Is not a permanent change, und Ihe memory within thr cornea will restore said. a Vision Is Improved by ruling foods rich tn the previous curvature If the contacts are left off vlluntln A. such as carrots. "Although a proper for prolonged periods." hr said. For people with normal vision and no family dirt Is necessary for good Ireulth. there Is no evidence that flooding the body with vitamin A history of such serious eye disorders as glaucoma or retinal detachments, the San Francisco-based ■ nukes the eyes stronger.” Fung said a People should read only under bright lights. American Academy of Ophthalmology — the "In fact, any light that Is comfortable to thr largest group within thr eyr care profession — person — so long as It dors not produce a glare on recommends only "occasional" eye exams be­ thr page — Is fine for the ryes Remember, thr tween puberty and uge 40, eye Is a perfect camera created by nature." he I’roplr suffering from diabetes, severe htgh said. blond pressure or other discuses that could affect a Eye drops help maintain visual health. Fung their vision; who have a family history of serious said. "Most drops will shrink the blood vessels tn rye disorders; or who show certain visual thr while part of thr eye. creating a more symptoms should be tested at least once every cosmetically appcullng appearance In those with two years, satd Academy President Dr. Bruce red eyes, but thry do nothing for eye health. Spivey. Krdnrss In the eyes Is a reaction to something In An eye speclallsl should be contacted Immedi­ thr environment wind, draft, dust, glare, smog, physical Insult, lark uf sleep. The drops can ately If any of tire following symptoms appear - Blurry vision uncorrce table by lenses. reverse the reddening eflcct temporarily, but If — Double vision. used repeatedly can actually be harmful." — Dimm ing of vision that comes and goea or sudden loss of vision. — Red eye. — Eye pain. — Loss of side vision. — Haloes. —Crossed, lurried or wandering eye. — Twitching or shaking rye. — Flashes or streaks of light. — New floa lets (spots, strings or shadows) — Discharge, crusting or excessive tearing. — Swelling of any part of the eye. — Bulging of one or both eyes. — Difference In the size of Ihe eyes. T h r academy recommends that high risk Infants, including those with a family history of Infantile cataracts, glaucoma anctlc diseases, have a thorough eye examination. All children should be screened by age 3 or 4 for a variety of disorders that can easily be corrected If caught early enough, but can Impair vision If left untreated by the lime the visual systeures around age 9. "Children don't know any better and may accept they way they see as normal, whether they see poorly with one eye or both eyes," Parka said Some common correctable chlldhoood pro bluclude strabismus, or misaligned eyes, which alfects some 4 percent of children: amblyopia, decreased vision In one eye caused by disuse, which affects 4 percent of children; crossed eyes; and conditions such as astigmatism, the unequal curvaturrhe front of the eye. which are present tn nearly 20 percent of the pediatric population. Will rout early therapy, these conditions can Irreversibly Impair vision. » �_ ^ - * **- - Eve n in g H sra ld . Sanford. FI. Lake Mary Can't Agree On Su n d ay, June f, 1 H J— 7A T o r FLORIDA IN BRIEF Auditor Blasts State Attorney For Keeping Sloppy Records T A M P A |UPI) — State Auditor General Ernest Ellison has blasted former Hillsborough County State Attorney E.J. Salcines for destroying records and violating state personnel and purchasing guidelines Ellison criticized Salcines for failure to comply with regulations dealing with destruction of records and deficiencies In processings vouchers. He said because of the “deficiencies” the state reimbursed Salcines' office an unwarranted $42,900. about $5,000 of which new State Attorney BUI James says was Justified. “Because, as required by law. the Information provided regarding the expenditures did not disclose the names of the persons who received the monies or details other than dates, types of Investigations, or amounts, we are unable to verify the propriety of the use of the $40,000." Ellison said. Ellison said Internal controls over voucher processing were deficient, and said there was a lack of adequate documentation covering pay raises. Inventories, the use of 17 vehicles, lime and attendance records and the hiring of temporary help. Forest Fire Threatens Homes M ADISO N (UPI) — National Guard helicopters flew night water-drop missions and firefighters called In reinforce­ ments to battle a north Florida forest fire that doubled In size Friday and advanced on a 13 mile long front toward two highways threatening homes. " A southwest wind began blowing the fire toward State Koad 53 and Interstate 10." said Paul Willis, spokeswoman for the state Division of Forestry. "There are about 20 to 25 rural homes along 53 nnd the residents were warned that the fire was approaching." The Forestry Division had at least 125 personnel buttling (he blaze and at least that many more personnel from north Florida and south Georgia community fire depart­ ments. tlmberland company workers and National Guard units Joined the battle. Willis said. S a le ' L a w Lake Mary city commissioners have not bern able to agree for the second time In a month on an ordinance regulating the sale of motor vehicles within d tv limits. The proposed law, discussed Thursday at a regular meeting of the commission, would prohibit residents of the city from putting For Sale' signs on cars, boats and other equipment, then parking them along city streets. The proposed ordinance also ca tT le s a requirement that the city charge residents $10 for a permit to sell their vehicles In their yards and to limit the number of permits to two per year per city resident. C o m m issio n e rs agree that goods for sale should not be parked on public property. They c a n 't a gre e, h o w e v e r, on w h e th e r som eone ca n sell merchanclse on his own pro­ perty and how much a permit to do so should cost. “ Two dollars for a permit” would be about right. Com m is­ sioner Russ Megonrg.il told his colleagues. "There should be some opportunity for residents to sell their vehicles." City Attorney Robert Petree drafted the ordinance baaed on discussions at thr commission's M uy 16 meeting. However. Peirce left no provision for the permits. “ Private ow ners can sell vehicles al their homes but cannot put for sale signs on Ihcin." Petree said He told the com m ission that he did not Include the permit portion because of the cost to the city. Commissioners are scheduled lo take up the inullrr again their July 18 meeting - R ic h a r d Truett G P id e Cut your food costs w ith our Early W eek Specials! GOOD SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY & W EDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. Scott Towels JU M BO ROLL Drug Suspect Disappears; May Have Fled To Columbia A Key Blscayne man facing a d ru g tra ffic k in g charge In Sem inole County may have * skipped the country to avoid prosecution, a assistant state attorney suld. Anthony Bruvo. 23. failed to uppear for trial Wednesday on a charge of trafficking In cocaine stemming from an arrest un Oct. 20. according assistant state attorney to Steve Laurance. A warrant for Bravo's arrest was Issued by Circuit Judge S Joseph Davis Jr. According to court records, after negotiating a deal, a man currying a red purse with co­ caine In It approached under cover agents and offered to sell them u kilo of cocaine for $40,000 *. Laurance said Bravo may huve escaped to Columblu where he ; may huve relutlves Hr was lust seen talking with his luwyer ul the Miami airport. Laurance , said. Hr said the stutute of limita­ tion on the charge Is probably ' seven years from thr date Bravo wus urrrsted. A co-defendant. Ivan Sylvan. 2 5 . of 3 0 2 C o b le D r iv e . Longwood. who su sp icio u slyItuckrd out of the same meeting B ravo Is accused of going through, has pleaded guilty to trafficking cocaine and faces at least 3 years Jail time. He Is to be sentenced later this month, loiurunce M id — Deane Jordan S o ft iT Pretty Tissue 4 ROLL 14-20 London [ Symphony Orchestra 1 Tsenty three mils* ot »«!• smooth sandy beeches Ocean* o* tun and world* ot entertainment Sss tor ion kit yourtetf Sand tor your trss vacation information SAM OLD SOUTH a O ra n g e Juice H A LF GALLON C A R T O N Nama . Add'*** . . Stats City _ — 2>P — . Month ot trip ___ ra Sand to Daytona Beach Raton Ass* P O Boa 2775 Daytona Bsach. F I 3201ft B O N U S D O U B L E -P R O U D FRA M E ...T e a c h e r C o n t in u e d fr o m p a g e 3 A but that was all. But one thing led to another. "You Just can't walk away. Su now It's all-consuming There are Just so many things going on. It's too exciting to leave now." Mrs Ellis said. The TM H kids are remarkable In their own way. Must know how to use sign language profitricntly-inriuding Wendy Ben­ nett. who Is excellent at It. Mrs. Ellis emphasizes physical training In addition lo regular lessons. She said that each child Is taught to take care of themself physically. "W e work on a lot of things like self-help sk ills and In ­ dependent living so they will be as functional as adults as they can be within their limitations; so they can be a contributor to society rather than a burden as they become adults." she said There are three classes of TMH kids and Hamilton divided Into age groups. Next year the county plans on opening a similar pro­ gram at English Estates Elemen­ tary School. School district spokesman Karen Coleman said the county’s ultimate goal Is to have a T M H program from kindergarten through tweflth grade located In regular schools so a TM H student can go to school with nonexceptlonal kids all the way through w hen you m a k e a 95 c d e p o s it o n y o u r p o r t r a it package. LIMIT TOP QUALITY GRAIN FED PORK P LE A SE Fresh P o rk B utt s 7*z4'cpm«i Constructs! <4soft UatKrrmr Sttout luv ofyour IS uxilUt portraits 2 -8 x l 0 s 35 x 78 15 w a lle ts \ U .S .D A T O P C H O IC E B E E F S IR L O IN S T E A K u>2.69 LARGE SLICING CHILDREN OF ALL AOEl, ADULT! AND GROUPS Tfoa tsattisrstts trams Natures a go« print border to snow off ttw smtNs you tows and Nts everyone know you're doubts proud' BCw deposit par sdvsntssd package SI kitting tea tor seen additional subfact in same portrait Not valid wtth any other o«sr On* Doubt*Proud Frame par lamVy Advertised package poses our selec­ tion. O r* advertised package per subfact, or group pos*d together Wednesday, June 12 thru Sunday, June 16 Dolly. tO a.m . - 8 p jn ., Sunday 12 noon •5 p jn . Orlando Dftvo, Sanford fME PORT RAH PLACE Hard Ripe Tomatoes �• A — E v e n in g Herald, San ford , Ft. Sund ay, June t, I N I A U C T IO N O ne-M an Crusade To Pay O ff For Utility Customers By Donna Eaten Herald Staff W rite r Because a Sanford man. Fred Harris Sr., waged a battle with the Florida P u b lic Se rvice Commission for the past three years. Sanlando Utility Co. cus­ to m e rs In so u th S e m in o le County will get credits totaling 870,000 on their July water and sewer bills. A public service commission accounlanl, I’ele l.estrr. said T h u rsd a y the state agency earlier this werk adopted a p ro p on e d o rd e r r e q u ir in g Sanlando Utilities to credit on customers bills, except for those within the city of Longwood, franchise fees II collected In 19BI on behalf of Seminole County. The fees were not col­ lected from customers wlihin the clly of l-on g wood Lester said the total of the fees was $46,007,02. but with Inter­ est from the lim e the fees were collected, the credits will total about $70,000. T h e proposed o rd e r will beromr effccllve June 25. after the 21 days appeal time has expired. Lester said Sanlando Utilities Is not expected to appeal the order. Lester said Sanlando collected the money In 1981. but It usually paid the money lo the touniy a year later. The PSC didn't know the money was still t>rlng held In an r sc row account by S a n la n d o u n t il H a r r is brought It to their attention. The county adopted an ordi­ nance In 1077 Imposing a 3.5 jH-rtrnl franchise fee on customera served by prlvulrly-owrird water und sewer utility compa­ nies In ihe unincorporated area. Lester said three watrr and sewer utility companies, other than Sanlando, collected the fees but walled on a court ruling concerning the fee In-fore [laying the county. After Hie county rcficulrd the ordinance calling for Ihc fee In October. 1081. those utilities submitted refund plans lo the PSC and the fees were refunded. Sanlando was t l i r only utility which collected the franchise fee und paid the county Lester said Harris. Interested In the /ran. h lsr fee Issue, notified the PSC stuff In August. I9H4. of a one-year lag belwren I be lime Sanlando collected the Ire und (be lime It paid the county. "Therefore when thr county rrpratrd I he ordinance, the utili­ ty retained an amount equal lo one yeur’s collections," Lester said. Hack In I9HI when the PSC and two utilities took the comity lo court over the fee's validity, thr county repealed the ordi­ nance calling for the fee, before the court could make a decision. Lester said. At a recent county co m ­ mission meeting when Harris notified that the PSC was order­ ing Sanlando to credit customers for the fees collected, he urged the commission lo try to collect the money for Itself. Hut County Attorney Nikki Clayton said the county to nettle the case with the state agency agreed not to accept any more money In franchise fees from utilities and was allowed to keep funds — estimated at 8130.000 - It had collected to that point. She said the county could not go back and collect the Sanlando money because of the agree­ ment. she said. Harris, who vigorously op |M>sed the franchise fee, said the county ought to have returned to private utility customers the estimated 8130,000 It accepted from utilities like Sanlando for collecting the fees. Even though It was through Ills efforts that Ihc 870.000 Is b e in g cre d ite d to c u rre n t Sanlando customers, Harris feels this still "Isn 't Just, because about one-third of those getting crrdlts are not the ones who paid Ihc fees." About one-third of the customers arr no longer on the system and have moved away. As far as the 8130.000 the comity collected Is concerned. Seminole County Commissioner Hill KlrchhofT said (hr county's IHisItlon has always been that ihc fee was a legal one. He snld the revenues from lhal fee were SAT. - J U N E 15th. - 11AM 11 CONDOMINIUMS ALL OCEANFRONT New Smyrna Beach, Florida Here It th« opportunity you haw bean wailing for~ 11 luxurious condos in New Smyrna Beach. Located on the Atlantic Ocean, thia a your chance to live in luxury on one ot THE major East Coast Beaches. We will be offering IJ , A 3 bedroom condos , and you set the price. All units are completely furnished except one ot the 2 bedroom units. PREVIEW: S a l. June 8th throu* Frl.June ISlMrom 10AM 6PM each day. except Sirnday. 2 6PM For More Information A A Brochure Cal: HIGGENBO THAM REALTY. INC. Lie. Real Estate Broker/Auctioneer 1666 Wifliamaburj Square.Lak.Und, FL 11803 (813) 644-6641 ''peter SELASSE, M.D., a. Announces Th e Association O f H*f / M l St Tammy Vlucvst Fred H a rris Sr. looks over the m any tellers he has written about agencies "n o t doing the right thing." lo be used to pay the costs of private utilities using county rights -of-way. Since the fran­ chise fee ordinance was re­ pealed. the county charges the ullllttcs for permit fees to Install u t i l i t y l i n e s In c o u n t y rlghts-of-wny. Klrchhoifsald. Klrchhoff commended Harris, who Is not a Sanlando customer for keeping up the light unill (hr slate agency decided on a solu­ tion. "Perhaps It wasn't Ihe solution Mr. Harris wanted, but II was a solution," Klrchhoifsald. Harris. HO. of 3104 Country Club Road, Sanford, retired as a manager of a life Insurance tom patty for the past 15 years, spends n good deal of his spare lime, watching government and writing letters to agencies be feels are "not doing the light thing" on various Issues. "People have to speak up when Ihey- see something that Isn't right." he said. 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UNMkitpIloni ot Florid* J �Rambis Stokes Fire As Lakers Seize 3-2 Edge Clark Turns Training Toward '88 Olympiad By Hob Larla Special to the Herald When Octavius "O c k y " Clark says he's reached the turning point, he's not talking about the first or second curve. Not the third or even (he bend before the stretch. He’s rapping aboul the turning poinl In hts Olympic life. It's now or never for the cx-Semlnole High runner who was known In his high school days as Ocky Baker. He has three years to prepare for ihe next Olympics Games and he's going to point every step In Ihe direction of Seoul. Korea. Clark. 23. must pinch himself twice a day while recalling Ihe path he's already traveled. As an average prep runner. Seoul would be the last place he's picture himself spending a summer. "I never would have thought he'd come this lar." says Jim Dawson. Clark's track coach at Seminole. "O cky made contributions in the mile and some of our relays during his senior year but he w-asn't a great runner...yet." With a big emphasis on the yet. Dawson said tie could see a change In the senior during that last year — a toughening up "O ck y used to run every practice with a straw in his mouth." laughs Dawson. "If you didn't watch him. he'd irv to run the meet with ihal straw I had to yell al him to take II out every time he went to the starting line." During that senior year, (hough. Clark ran Inin a newfound seriousness. "H is heart grew u lol lhal senior year." says Dawson, who now coordinates health and physical education for ihe county. "H e 'd accept ihe challenge and (he pain anil give us ihe strongefTor** "You could see he was gelling stronger but the development came laler in the Navy. He really blossomed after he got out of high school." The blossoming Is continues. After getting a slow start and enduring some rough bends. Clark's course ap(M-ars lo have straightened out. and tie Is readying for the slretch run Clark is now In Tallahassee, where he Is about to begin classes at Florida Siaie University where he Is under scholarship for fils running skill. lie will be Joined by longtime friend and coach. Terry Long, who has fell the University of Florida to lake over Ihe FSU women's program. L in g said, however, he will lie able lo find some lime for Ills favorlle pupil Clark has recently jirodurcd his best times In boih the BOO metrrs and the 1500 meters. So far tills spring, he has fashioned a 1 46,6 In Ihe H(K), llie nation's fourth besl time this year, and u 3 44 In Ihr 1500. equivalent t o u 4 01 mile. Clark now appears poised to Join the ranks of the eountry's etlte runners, but It was always that way. Ills road has been a long one. filled wlih many hurdles Coining out of Seminole in 1079. Clark was relatively small (5-fool-B, 128 pounds) and very average (a 1:58 hall mile tlmr). H r held Ihe mile run record al 4:25 tmlll Billy Pcnfck shattered It T r a c k / F i e ld ‘A ll of a sudden I just began to gro w b ig g e r and b igger, and I began to run fa ste r. Th e N avy he lped m y mind to m a tu re and my b o d y. It was a great e x p e rie n c e .' — Ocky Clark this year. Long, then coach at Seminole Community College, spotted ruw talenl In Clark and attempted to recruit him Clurk, though, opted for the Navy, meaning no meets, no limelight. Just hard work Away from steady competition for the first lime. Clark could have faded His career easily could have ended but It didn't Stationed in Seattle. Wash,, he worked and then trained in Ihe mountains everyday for three years. The relentless training paid off "A ll of a sudden I Just began to grow bigger and bigger, and I began lo run faster." he recalls "The Navy hrljrcd my mind lo mature and my body. Il was a great experience Coming i out of high school. I wasn't a good runner. I hud' the talent hut I really didn't have the training " When it was Clark's time leave Ihe Navy. L in g — then at Gainesville's Santa Fr Com m u­ nity College — didn't waste a minute offering the raw latent a chance to resume his career. L in g remembered Clark "H e 's very serious about hts running and his education." said Long aboul Clark. "He's always been an excellent person from a character standpoint ''W he n I was at Seminote, we had a policy to recruit all the good local talent and Ocky had proved he hud ability to run and Improve. “He wasn't trememdous In high school but he had good speed, and he was a good competitor He looked to have Ihe makings of a national chum p." L in g tutored Clurk closely and Clark pro­ gressed, but then L in g moved cross town to Ihe Florida campus as an assistant. Another setback However. Dr. Byron Dyce. a former Jumarlan Olympian, became Santr Fe's new coach He had watched Clark s progress the previous year and knew he had a gem While still gelling guidance from Long. Clark worked hard with Dvre. "In spite of not having done it before he would go out and do It." said Over about D a r k 's attitude toward difficult workouts. "It might hurt him, but he'd go out and do II. He's Ihe type of person that us long as he lielleves In something, he'sa good, hard worker." See CLARK, page 4B H*f >M P*oU Sr T m « I VIlKMt Ocky Clark steps toward Olympics. INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UPII - They head back East now. the two flnrst trams In the M IA . to rrsutnr their battle on thr chessboard floor of Boston Garden And this time. Just maybe, the law Angeles Lakers are aboul to checkmate the Boston Celtics. The Lakers cruised to within one name of ending an O-for-8 skid against Boston In N BA championship series with a 120111 victory Friday night In Game 5. It is only the second time In that long — and for the Lakers, painful — series that Los Angeles has taken a 3-2 lead In the finals Because of the nightmare that befrll them last year against the Celtics, the Lakers know their stay in Boston for Games 6 and 7. Sunday and maybe Tuesday night, could lie another horror show. But this time they also know they have earned the Celtics' respect. "W e knew we had to win this game." said Magic Johnson. "Now we can go bark there and have some fun." Boston coach K.C. Jones, who watched most of the second hall Irout the locker room alter being ejected, knows the Lakers could Indeed be having some fun at his team's expense, "T hey only need one win In the next two games. It's as simple as that," he mild. The Celtics gave It their best shot In Game S. slicing an 18-polnt deficit to 107-103 with 3:55 left In the game The two killing blows lor Boston were dealt by the most unlikely source. Liker forward Kurt Kam bls He got a big offensive rebound with 3:01 left, was fouled und made troth free throws. Then, 20 seconds later, he stole Ihe ball from Boston center Robert Parish. With his glasses riding beneath his nose after some heavy contact, he whistled a pass to Johnson for a fast break layup and Los Angeles led 113-103. Kam bls' biggest contribution, however, may have come In the second quurtrr when fie crashed over the front row of seats, saved a loose ball and triggered a faslbreak layup "That really pumped them up," Boston forward Cedric Maxwell said. "T h ey were on fire after that, " A pluy like that has u jtosulve effect on any team, any time.” The talkers' scoring was paced by 38 year-old Kareem Abdul-Jabb.ir. who scored 3(1 points. Jam es Worthy added 33 und Johnson had 20 points and 17 assists The Celtics were led by Parish with 26 |>olnts Kevin Mcllale had 24. Dennis Johnson hud 22 and Larry Bird finished with 20 points after scoring only Iwo points In the llrsl hull So the Lakers have uasumed control of u sometimes physical, consistently exciting series. They desperately want a championship banner to bang beside their other three. But they're entering u hostile dungeon of u place for the final two games, and the Celtics probably could always lit another banner In lfie Garden along with the 15 liial alreudy bang there. Raines Swipes 3, Expos Drill Phils P H ILAD ELPH IA (UPII - For (tie Philadelphia Phillies and the Montreal Expos, particularly Tim Haines, ihe statistics are the proof of the pudding. Haines showed why he has been the National League's leading base stealer lor Ihe last four seusons by stealing three Lises and scoring all three Montreal runs Friday night as the Expos defealrd the puncbless Phillies 3-1 The Phtlltes have lost five of their last six games — 11 of their last 13 — and are only hitting .228 os a team. "I've really swung the bat pretty well all year but wasn't having any lurk." said Haines, who pulled a hamstring muscle earlier this year. “Now the hits are tieglnnlng to fall." "Haines Is an exciting jilayer." said Expos manager Buck Hodgers. "O n one of hts runs tonight he ran through a stop sign, hut he has such great speed he Is hard tocatch." Haines opened Hie game with a single off starter-loser Sieve Carlton. 1*6. H r stole second and third and scored on u groundnut by Jim Wnhlford The same combination accounted for the second run In the sixth Inning when Haines singled, stole second and scored on a single to left Reds Drop 2 To Padres, 3B by Wnhlford It was on this play that Raines ran through third base coach Hick Henlck's stop signal, but hr outran Irflflrldrr Jeff Slone's throw to ihe plate. In the eighth. Haines reached third when Stone dropjied hts long 6y ball for an error and tattled on a pinch hit single by H orn Wlnnlngham. The Phtlltes. who have scored only 18 runs In Carlton's I I starts, continued with their hitting problems Carlton has one of the tiesi E K A s In the league. 2.27. hut thr Phtlltes only got three hits Friday night, all ofr starter Dave Palmer In the sixth. " I don't knuw what to say." said losing manager John Frlskr. "If It was just the rookies not hitting we could make some changes, but nobody is hitting It's very frustrating, but I guess we Just have to hang In there." The Phtlltes arorrd when Juan Samuel reached haw on a forced play, then stole second and reai tint home on a single to center by Von Hayes. Palmer was lilted for a pinch hitter In thr seventh but galnrd his fourth vtclory against five defeats "Dave Palmer's been an unlucky pitcher. He has pitched well enough to have a far better record." Rodgers said. Tim Burke blanked the Phils tn the seventh and Jell Reardon came on In the eighth and went on lit i n in J hts I Clli save. St»t*Sr Twnmi Visual Shaw nie Riggins swings and misses as Poppa Jay s catcher M aurice Fisher and um pire H arry West w a it for the ball. First Federal Rallies For 17th Straight Win D j Chris Fitter Harold Sports Writer Ftrst Federal » unbeaten season was In jeopardy Friday night as Popjra Jay's built u commanding 12 7 lead going Into the bottom of the sixth Inning Having already clinched the Little National League title, a loss would have meant nothing In the standings First Federal would I k - going on lo Ihr City Series anyway. But First Federal wants just as much to go Into Hie City Series with an unbeaten record. And It may do just that. Keyed by Joe Wiggins’ three-run homer. First Federal rallied for tlx runs on live hits In thr bottom of the sixth to pull out a 13-12 victory over Poppa J a y 's at Bay Avenue Field. First Federal. 17-0. closes out the regular season Monday against Sunnllund at Weststde Field B a s e b a ll Dementry Beamon s pitching and hitting led the wav for Poppa J a y 's Iri the early going Friday In the top of the first. Beamon stroked a one-out double and stored on an error on the play for a 1-0 Irad Beamon retired First Federal In order In the lirst two Innings and Poppa Jay's scored once In •he lop of the third for a 2-0 lead when George Martin slnglrd. took second on a |>u*»ed ball and scored on Maurice Fisher's double. First Frderal got one run back In the bottom of Hu inning on Alton Dixon's leadoft homer. Poppa Jay's scored two more runs, both on wild pitches. In Ihr lop half of ihe fourth for a 4-1 lead. An HBI single bv Alonzo Urundldgc und Dixon's run scoring triple enabled Flisi Federal iu puli within 4-3 In Ihe bottom of Ih r frame. Poppa Jay’s kepi Its offense going In Ihe top of lire fifth when II arorrd five limes for a 9-3 Irad. Martin led off ihe Inning with a triple and scored on Fisher's single Kevin Mitc hell thru stepped up and unloaded a two run homer Drm rtrlus Presley followed with a double and scored on Shane Slrw art's single. Stewart look second on a wild pilch, third on a passed lull artd stole liumc for Ihe fifth run of Ihr frame. First Federal answered with four runs In the hoilom of thr fifth to stay rlosr. Andrea Williams and Shawnie Higgins led off with consecutive singles and Williams scored when W iggins reached on an error. Mike Dlllton came up next and slugged a three-run hotnrr that cut Ihr Poppa Jay's Irad lo 9-7 Beamon came track lo retire the next three hitlers to keep Poppa Jay's In front. See B A S E B A L L . Fags 2 B �- g y x i l m H r i M , Sanford. FI. Sunday, Juno *. It t S M a y f a ir M e n P u ll O f f Martina Prepares For Busy Weekend A w a y -C o u r s e V ic to r y P A R IS (DPI) — Four finals remain on Ihr card al (lie French Open tennis championships, and Marllna Navratilova haa played her way Into three of them. Navratilova. 28. takes center court twice Saturday and once again on Sunday In a bid to become the first person In 21 yearn to win the singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles at a Grand Slam tournament. The Csech'born star Is to piny fellow American Chris Evert Lloyd for the second consecutive year In the women's singles final today, then take the court a short time later with parlner Hein* Gunthardt of Switzerland against Paula Smith and Francisco Gonzalez In the mixed doubles finals. Navratilova and women's doubles partner Pam Shrlver are to attempt their second consecutive doubles Grand Slam sweep Sunday In the final against West German Claudia Kohde Kllsch and Czechoslovak Helena Sukova. In all. Navratilova stands to win $137,985 In singles. $20,998 as her half of the doubles prize and $2,513 as hrr mixed doubles share for a total of *161.496 In prize money If she wins all three. The last woman to capture all three was Australian Margaret Smith In 1964. who teamed with Leslie Turner In doubles and Ken Fletcher In the mixed event Jim m y Connors lost three straight to Ivan Lendl and was eliminated from the French Open Friday. Navratilova completed both the singles and doubles Grand Slams al the French 0|>rn last year and. white dropping hrr string In singles, has continued winning through seven straight Grand Slam doubles tournaments with Shrlver. The duo has not lost n match slncr April 1983 when they were beaten In the final al a tournament In Orlando, by Americans Millie Jean King and Anne Smith. She said she first teamed with Gunthardt In April because "h e 's a good doubles pluyer" and they were friendly off court. Mats Wllander and Ivan Lendl Friday earned Iwrlhs In the men s final with straight sets wins over McEnroe ami Connors, respectively, on wet courts with a chilly, stiff wind. Wllander. who won the French Open at age 17 in MtH2 and lost the final to Frenchman Yannick Noah the following year, lopped McEnroe 6-1.7-5. 7-5 When hr meets Lendl on Sunday, the Swedish native will be looking for Ills second consecutive Grand Slam victory aflrr winning the Australian Open in December. l-cndl dominated Connors 6-2. 6-3.6-1 The Mayfair M en's Golf Association pulled off quite a feat last Saturday at the Mount Dora Country Club. The Inter-County Golf Association League Is notorious for Its homecooking A tram very seldom loses on Its own course. Out after the last flag was replaced Saturday at Mount Dora, the MMGA had Itself an 11-7 win over Mount Dora C.C. Individual winners were Al Greene. Chuck Heragona. Dick Elam. Bill Craig. Jack Slade. Herb Pitman. Gordon Bradley. Howard Mlnner and Curtis Spencer. Nice Job. fellas In the Tuesday dogfight. Gordon Bradley and Stan Price recorded a low net of 31. then won a match of cards with Wes Werner and Curtis Spencer for lop honors Werner and Spencer, of course, recorded a 3 1. too. for nine holes. Moving right along. Red Addison, the golf director at Mayfair, will give clinic through the adult education center of Winter Park High School, beginning Saturday. June 15 and runn­ ing for seven straight Saturdays. The cllncl will run 10 a m. to noon The cost ts |ust $11 90 per person for entire series That's like giving It away. For further Info 322-2531 This last hit Is Just In Grover Todd, who holds a l*GA pro. and Kim Young. Mayfair's pro. each took a team to the Klverta Country Club In Ormond Beach Friday and came away with a couple of good scores Todd's team of Dr Bill Epps. Sanford Airport Dlrrrtor of Aviation Red Cleveland and attorney Bill Hutchison was 17 under. Young's squad of Al Greene. Bill Craig and Wes Werner was 12 under Todd fired a two over 73 while Young had a ...Baseball Continued from IB In the top of the sixth. Popps J a y 's extended Its lead once aguln as It rallied for three runs With one out. Fisher doubled and Mllclirll followed with a walk. Presley then singled, his third (ill ol the game, to acorr Fisher and. with two outs. Illlllr Tineh ripped a clutch single that drove In Mitchell and Presley fora 12-7 Poppa J a y 's leail. Reggie Smith Ird off the bottom of the sixth for First Federal by reaching on an error. Beamon struck out the next biller but another Poppa Jay's error enabled Williams to reach safely. Riggins followed with a base hit to drive In Smith and Wiggins followed with a three run homer that cutIhrlead to 12 11 Dllllon kept the Inning going with a base hit. stole second and scored the tying run on a triple oil the bat of Hrundldge Beamon gol the next bitter to pop out but Dixon came through with Ills third hit of the game and It drove lit Hrundldge with the winning run. RAILROADERS OUTSLUO 8UNNILAND. 10 9 Scott Sestak and Alec llayrs had three (ills each Friday In lead the Railroaders to a 1011 victory ovrr Hunnlland In l.lllle National League play al Westslde Field. Seiler M A Y F A IR GO LF sparking six under 65. Young had six birdies while Todd managed three " M v putting deserted me." said Todd “I must have had several three-putt greens " Sounds like Young and Todd should have switched teams Results will be known later this week This writer will take next week off. We'll catch up on the results In two weeks In Thursday's men s scramble, the team of Billy Griffith. Joe Proudfoot. Wes Werner and Bill Hutchison was seven under. The team of Bill Epps. Al Greene. Joe Townsend and Howard Mlnner was six under "T h a t’s the best score we're had In four or five wreks,” said Addison. Due to a computer problem, the results ol the Mayfair Women's Golf Association's play Wed­ nesday was lost. Anyone possessing the results should call the Evening Hr mid. B urn s Le a d s M a ltb ie By S tro k e M ille r Sestak smashed two singles and a two-run homer while Hayes drilled two singles and a double Vince Matthews added two hits including •i two-run homer in the lourth and an RBI single In the fifth that turned out to Ite the game winner Clnvhi Donaldson also added I wo hits to the 12 hit Railroaders attack Donaldson was also the w inning pitcher Guinn Byrd had two of the seven hits for Surmllaud and Erie W ynn added a two-run double H O T A R Y ‘8 C O M E B A C K E A R N S 1ST W IN Trying to salvage something out of a dreadful season. Rotary rallied for six runs In the bottom of tin' sixth inning Friday for an 117 victory over Klwauls in Sanford Junior Ireagur action al Chase Park It was the first win ol the season lor Rotary after 17 straight losses Klwauls will now try to regroup for llsoue-gamr playolf against Moose for the first half title undo berth In I he City Series. Key hits In the big sixth Inning for Rotary Included an RBI triple by Earl Williams, a run-scoring double hv Tim Hampton und RBI singles by Chris Lassiter and Henry Blanton. I lampion went the distance on Ihr mound for Rotary, allowing five fills, striking out 10 and walking live Sammy Edwards look the loss for Klwauls There was no reftorl on F'rlday night's first game between Ball Motor Line and Moose. Rudy B it e s M c D o n a l d 's HARRISON. N Y. (Ul'll - For George Burns and Roger Mallbte. I heir U.S. Open comes u week early. Both men fallrd earlier this week In qualifying bids for the championship that ta-glns next Thursday at Birmingham. Mich., leaving them with nothing lo shoot for except a $90,000 prize awaiting the winner of this week's Westchester Classic. " It 's a crazy gam e," said Burns, who carded his second 66 F'rlday lo end up with a one-shot advantage over Mallbte after the s e c o n d r o u n d of the Westchester. " I was very disappointed Monday (when he tried to quali­ fy! because I enjoy playing Ihr ()|>en. I wanted to play hut nothing seemed to work. Yet I come up here, don't get any practice on a course I haven't seen In u year and shoot two of my Ilest rounds nl the year." The high point ol B um s' round came on Ih r sixth hole where he sank a 60-foot hlrtllr putt. Hr added five more hlrdlrs on Ids F ie ld Fo r 2 -S h o t Edge A fte r 2 R ounds A L IC E M O V E S B P FRO M 3 R D M A L V E R N . Pa G o lf llnal IO holes " I worked for It today." he said. " I'm really pleased with my game. Mv putter bus hern real good lo me. and I hope to keep It going on Ih r weekend." The two hot rounds at the 6.722-yard Westchester Country Club left Burns at 10-under 132. one shot ahead of Malthlr. who sizzled with an 8-undrr 63 lo stand .a 13 I Clarence Rose, with a 66. was alone In third place at 136. and Mike Donald was al 5-under 137 following a 67 Woody Dlarkburn. who starred the day a shot oil the lead, added a 71 to stand In a tie at LlM w Ilh J.C. Snead (68). Willie Wood I66|. Wayne Grady (70) and John DrForrst (70). Tour rooklr Ernie Gonzalez, who shared the opening round lead wtlh Burns, fell hat k with a 7H- I I 1 (U P !) - A lice Miller has pulled ahead of the crowd, rising (rout a third place He after the flrsi round of a $400000 LPG A tournament, to |>os!iion herself two strokes In the lead going Into today's third round. She shot u 4 -tinder par 68 lor the second straight round Friday to lead the McDonald's Champi­ onship hv two strokes ovrr Beth Daniel. M iller's 35-33 gave hrr a 36-hole total of 136. a *iourna- ; mrnl record at the White Manor*•. Country Club. The H under-par total broke the tournament re-, cord lor 36 holes set in 19H2 by Kathy Postalwult and equalled In ‘ 1964 by Patty Sheehan, the defending champion. Although she has the lead. Miller. Ihr top money winner on the tour this year with $217.125. wasn't satisfied with hrr play. "I was not ton happy with the way I was hitting the hall Irorn Ire lo green," said Miller. E llio t t E y e s 6th W i n A t P o c o n o LONG POND. Pa. |UPI| I v r already w on five In I0 H 5 ." While four of N A SC A R 's top F rid a y 's qualifying was for (he A u t o R a c in g drivers are competing In a rure llrsi 2 0 |Mtslilous on Sutuiuy's at M id -O h io today, Pocono grid l'he rem ainder of lire field polr-slttrr Bill Elliott tlnkrrs "They all say It's the car Font will I n * com pleted In additional with Ills fuhulnus Eoril for that won only four ruecs Iasi year and qu a lifyin g today extra somrlhtng lhal could bring him vb lorv Sunday Klllolt set c Pocono Raceway record of 152.563 mph Friday In |M>Htlng his filth pole win of (he year. Hr has that many victories In 12 starts this year The soft-spoken Georgian notrd that Pocono was the mining point of Ids career. Designed and engineered (or a "W e hadn't done well until wc gol lo this race at Pocono last smooth ride and long mileage year." Elliott said. "W’r finished Lilcsaver X L M whitewall fourth here and then won our llrst race of the season the very Wot OmNot next timeout, at Michigan." an m s sosi i Klllotl was one of Iwo drivers VI vv •IISTVtM pisstvsm ss ts to register 152's In qualifying. u ss • m siU Im lull** r m risM Harry G unl had u 152.190 istuMiwfl raMpvMfefc 41 SV PJ0V7VSIV earlier In the session hr lure • t« s»U *«fti*i»c« kx>f M>l*$t*v •its P2IS7MHS isl$ milt tsAwfu* l$**J •Jmmjm Hying to Lexington. Ohio, to 4SSS • fSit* PUS WHS $0x1S«*Ltbt* IroM drive In today's IRtK’ series with fwm■>—I bsks mm! •$••«!| |s.lrwif ISSS pm rsais <v#4 Wall stock car greats Durrrll Waltrlp, APPLY TODAY INSTANT CRIDIT Cate Yarborough and defending Giaml Nallonul champion Terry lailxmlr Waltrlp set the old Pocono Whed Disc-Drum qualifying record of 152 315 two years ago. He was the third Broke Reline h v mt lasirsi Friday wtlh a speed of 151,076 Daie Earnhardt was lourlli (test at 151 HIOandGrotr Hodlnr the filth quickest at W# Willi 151 758 • /fiifa/i m v iron! d>*c*W« Rounding out the lop 10 were • N * A«m m Ari • /Upux i fro*/ »A##/ !*♦«•/1 and l.ahonle at 151 666; Benny Angw# lo • Paarsons. 151.525. Nell llonnrit. • InshxJJ m v f*df dtum6mi* 151035; Ricky Rudd. 151027 /<6i*V$ Mt* Am* /Nf t/fumi • AfW anJ fid! f/aiv iyWv* ami Phil Parsons. 150 464 " I don't worry about records." AiidiliuMl p4f1$ dill* $i ivqgiivd said Elliott after establishing an OlUlftwtUH UkNk$ MwHUl vbMl all-time N A SC A R speed mark of $i«*$VM( ad UfcfM Mm 2 0 I I . 3 I I H m p h at I h r u n n n u u r« u AffWTwvr su|»rrsprrdway Talladega earlier Ihls year "W e've had a good year. There's lots of good com* ilF G o o d r ic h JL 01233521 A \ V \ H l l l M » T t l .V l M . $ A fi9 5 T V ^ .. SPECIAL4 $ petition" Ills was the 26th car to takr ihr iwolap qualifying run Fitday. 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The Royals got their find five runs. Including troth of Balboni's homers, against Mike Wilt, whose record fell lo 3-6. Kansas City gut the only run It needed In the top of the third when Frank White singled for the first of his three hits and took second on a groundout. Onlx Concepcion then drove a single up the middle for his first game-winning RBI of the season. After Jorge Orta opened the fourth by beating out an Infield hit. Halbont. who had not hit a home run for 15 games, drove a 1-1 pitch Into the left-field bullpen to make the score 3-0. In the Royals' fifth. Lonnie Smith singled with two out. stole second and came home on Orta's HU! single to center. Balbont delivered his 10th homer of the year on a 3-1 pitch lo lead off ihc sixth. White ended the Royals scoring when he ersekrd his eighth homer of the year, off reliever Urbano Lugo. In other gam es. Toronto routed Detroit 9-2. Minnesota defeated Chicago 6-3. Boston belted Ualtlmorr 8-4. Milwaukee edged New York 10-9. Texas beat Oakland 4-2 and Seattle decked Cleveland 6-4. In the N a tio n a l League. Cincinnati dropped a pair lo San Diego. 9-3 and 3-2 in 11 Innings. Montreal capped I’hlladelphla 3-1,, H o u sto n knocked San Francisco 4 1. Chicago edged P it t s b u r g h 1-0. St. L o u is wslloprd New York 7-2 in 13 Innings snd Los Angeles beat Atlanta 7-2 # ir M in. * - r ) m ftiCut Itl. in «4 Wm •-W**» P I l-ft#**1! H Ii **ft»-llp* T#* N * Plk WMlMi I |Tj « * -M W CaU# Ht (•) #4 8*#| N.L. Baseball Cwynn hit his third homer of the season olT loser Ted Power. 0-2 Craig LeHerts, 3-2. who hurled the Dual two Innings for San Dlrgo. got lhr victory. In the (Irst game, winner M ark Thurmond. 3-3. wen! the first five innings to halt Cincinnati's four-game winning streak fails DeLeon finished up lo earn Ills’second save. 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Cubs l, Pirates O At Chicago. Rick Sulcllflr, In his first appearance In nearly thiee weeks, hurled a flve-hlttcr and batterymatr Jody Davis belled a solo homer to lift the Culis. The loss was the fourth straight for the last place Pirates. Jose DeLeon. 1H. permitted the second inning homer to Davtsand suffered the loss. Cardinals 7, Mets 2 At New York. Tom Nlelo singled home Terry Pendleton, triggering a six-run 13th Inning lor the Cardinals Prndlrton led off against reliever Doug Sisk, 1-4. and rearhed on an error by shortstop Unfurl Santana Bill Campbell, 2 1. pitched the final I wo Innings and allowed one till. Dodgers 7. B raves 2 Al Atlanta. Mike Selosclu hnmrrcd and drove In two runs lo lead the Dodgers In a game delayed 2 hours and 52 minutes by rain Rrilrvrr Tom Mcdrnfuer. the second of four Dodger pitchers. Improved to 2-2 by tossing three Innings and striking out five Steve Bedroslan. 2 5. look the loss Longhorns Outslug MSU, 12-7 OMAHA. Neb. (UP1I — The Texas L o n g h o rn s Ignited a slugfrst to topple Mississippi Stale 12-7 Friday In a battle of the unbeatens at the College World Series, "It was an outstanding Job of hanging tough and Jumping on ihr situation when the opportu­ nity presented Itself." Longhorn coarh CllfT Gustafson of hta team's comeback victory over ihr Bulldogs No 3 Texas. G3-I2 on the season and 3-0 In the scries, tonight meets No 4 Arkansas. 51-14 and 2-1, In the opener, No. 5 Mississippi Stale, 50-14 and 2-1. plays No. 6 Miami. 01-16 and 2-1. Mississippi Stale slartrr Gene Morgan cruised through the first four Innings nltnwtng Just one hit. but he fell apart one Inning after Dodd Johnson lined a single off the right hander's ankle to open the fifth Morgan had a 4-0 Irud going Into the bottom of the sixth, but Texas ripped three straight doubles to make It 4-2. In the seventh, Morgun. who dropped to 14 2. gave up five straight lilts before he was pulled, and the Longhorns Jumped to an 8-5 advantage. *T thought the ankle wouldn't swell and tighten, but It did a little," said Morgan "B u i give Texas credll. They hit my pit­ ches.” Gustafson said the blow to Morgan's leg may have been the key to the game. "The way he was pitching. I didn't know whrthrr wr were ever going lo start hitting." the conch said. "Morgan did a great Job. and I would Imagine the blow he took oft his leg affected him. It seemed lo bother him. and h r didn't seem quite as sharp nfter It happened." George Brett had played In all 51 of K a n s a s C ity’s gam es until he Injured a ham string F rid a y night. It is not known how m any g a m e s the stand out third sa cke r will miss. A.L. Baseball Blue J a y s 9. Tigers 2 At Toronto, George Bell drove In three runs with a two-run homer and an RBI single and Lrn Maius/rk added a two-run double to litglillghl a 13-hlt attack that lifted the Blue Jays. Dave Stleb, 6 4. threw six sluitout Innings and scanned a pair of Mingles while lowering his E R A lo 2.26. T w in s 6. Chicago 3 At Minneapolis. I Vie HI sou pitched the first complete game of his major-league career and Mickey Hatcher knocked In two runs to pace the Twins. Fllson. 3-2. handed Chicago Its ninth loss In Its last IO road games White Sox starter Rich Dotson. 3-4. took the loss. Red Sox 8, Orioles 4 Al Baltimore. Rich Gcdmun went I for 4. Including a pair of doubles, and Dw ight Evans drove In three runs to power the Red Sox. The trium ph was B osto n 's (llth In a row Al Nipper. 2-5. limited the Orioles lo six hits to gain the victory. Mike Boddlcker. 6-5, was tagged with Ihr loss. Brew ers 10. Yankees 9 Al Milwaukee. Charlie Moore singled In Jim Gardner with one out lu the 10th Inning to lift the Brewers. The Yankees belted four home runs, including two by Dave Wlnllctd. In the losing effort. If jr< (iti ■■m i m »t m - 1 n i Di m V « * ID ID*# 14) *4 * M P »• *4 V*M » f *M* HD k-ODMi il* *»ft»-0 « m 14 (kl ’liMii#' ill t ***•I,Cl, iLweiDs Gar**" lifts KC Blanks Angels, But Brett Is Injured Ualtad Proa* International The K a n s a s C ity R o y a ls managed to take a one-game bite out of the California Angels A L Wrst lead hut swallowed a bitter pill In the mouthful While trouncing Ihr Angels 6-0 Friday night, the Royals lost their star third baseman. George Brelt. who pulled his rigid ham siring as he was running (he liases In the fifth Inning. The ofi-lnjurrd Brett, who is on u day-to-day basis, had played In all 51 of the Royals' games thus far this srason. The Angels' fourth loss In five games allowed Kansas City to move within a half game of the lead In the American League West. The Royals' winning effort was aided by Steve Balbon! who drove In three runs with a pair of u ■ W*t-)l1t Dm Tv) ■m m im till! ltl|It tlUl'l t t W M i-M I a * * -ill v*# m ft##t m ¥•* cm u* • kp* m L K4WMMTini *'••{•!€• frim i III ft - idp IT) »* itil, •*" 0) p i R e d s F a i l 1 s t B ig T e s t United P re ss Internetlonel Pete Rote'*! Hurpriiing Cincinnati Rcdn latled their first bl({ test of the season. Hosting the Nl. champion San Diego Padres In a Friday night double-header, the Reds could have assumed first place In their division — and established legitimate credentials — with a sweep Instead, they dropped a pair. 0-3 and 3-2 In 11 Innings. Tony G w ynn 's onr-oul rolo homer In the llth inning lifted the Padres in the nightcap In the opener. Kurt ltevarqua hit a grand slam and Carmelo Martinez added a threr run shol lo lead San Diego. in **#*#• (5, Ht* (11 h if i m ‘ • ■ v •m m. 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Bill Swift hurled live innings of onrJill relief In his major-league drhul and Boh Kearney slammed a three-run homer to pare the Mariners Cleveland fell lo a major-league worst 18-35 and has lost 13 of Its last 16 games P R IC E B U S T E R | Ifffif 4 D AYS O N LY \ United W^y “We Are Pleased To Announce That” JA C K PROSSER Formerly Of Jack Prosser Ford Has Joined Our Leasing Staff OSvSCUt CACS1AC OUMMOEXI AMC M t BINAJU CP4VSCXI1 IBur*) C a ! l H im A t 2000 SOUTH W OODLAND BLVD . P 0 BOX 609. DELANO. FL 32720 904.734 2661 (DELAND) • 62*1720 (FROM ORLANDO) 2535600 (FROM DAYTONA B E A C H l-1-600621 8666 TWO QUY8 DISCOUNT TIRE 389 North Hwy. 17-92 Longwood 609*5300 ¥ For the bng run i �<■— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, June f, l t t j Showboats Crush Renegades SPORTS M E M P H IS . Tenn M/Ptl - The Memphis Showboats unleashed a second-half blitz against the Orlando Renegade< and scored 27 unanswered points while cruising to a 41*17 win at the Liberty Howl in USFL action Friday. The Showboat's 4 1 points was a franchise high score. They Improved their 1985 Eastern Conference record to 9-7. Or­ lando Is 4-12. The win also avenged a 28*17 loss to the Renegades on April 4 In Orlando. The Showboats were led by running back Tim Spencer, who ran for 110 yards on 14 carries IN BRIEF Grayson, Caughell Co-Winners Of Rams' Male Athlete Aw ard Hilly Caught II and Sanfo rd 's Donald Gray non were co-winners of the Male Athlete of the Year Award while Klin AvcrIH and Fran Gordon were n a m e d i hr Fem ale Alhlele* of lhe Year at the Lake Mary High spring athletic awards, Caughell completed Ills career at Lake Mary with an outstanding season In football, then went on to compete In slate meets In wrestling, weightlifting, DONALD O R A T S O N track and field and the decathlon Grayson excelled at three *|>orta for the Hams Including foot hall, basketball and baseball. Averlll was a four-year starter on both the basketball and softball teams whllr Gordon was a standout on the cross country, aorcer anil track teams The .Sc holar Athlete Awards went to Jim Shepherd (cross country ami track) and Am y Fluet (soccer). A . Feet slightly apart, pointing straight forward, right foot about half way back of left one, most of weight on left foot. D . Wrist straight, thumb at ten, middle fingers at four, little fingers touching beneath ball, outside fingers pressing on ball to help keep wrist straight. E . Balance: a straight line down through shoulders, knees and foot. F. Facing straight forward, eyes on aiming target. Former Seminole Community College standout Luts Phelps Mulshed third tn the voting for the Trans-America Athletic C on­ ference Newcomer of the Year after leading Hardln-Slmmona (Abilene. Texas) U niversity’s Cowixiys to their llnest record tn a decade. Phelps picked up 20 votes In the balloting among T A A C head coaches, sports Inform ation directors and selected media representatives. Arkansas-Lit tie Hock forward Michael Clark wn* a runaway winner, collecting 106 votes. Clark's teammate. Pete Meyers, was second ut 5ft lulluwed by Phelps Greg way. u former Olrundo Colonial High slur, was fourth ul 14 votes. A burly 6 6. 225-pound power Jackie Johnson 10th At National Hunnlng for William Penn College In Oskaloosa. Iowa. Sanford's Jackie Johnson competed In Ihe N CAA Division III Nationals. Johnson, a I9H4 graduate of Sendnole High, was a member of Ihe 4 X 4IX) meter rrlay team which finished |Olh In the nation with a time of 3 56.2. Joining Johnson on that team werr Hence and Dcshay Addison, freshmen from U is Vegas, and Angela Thompson, junior from Louisville. Johnson was a standout hurdler at Seminole High and also run In the rrlnys Johnson was ulso a member of the Scmtnolc High hrptuthlou team that placed fourth In the stale In 1984, mend. Today let's concentrate on you stance and delivery: The basic four step delivery Is designed to anatomically make bowling less physical. If you are taking four smooth and slow sirps. If you arc letting the ball swing by Itself, and if you are getting the ball out In front of von without trying lo throw It. you should become very accu­ rate and find that howling Is almost effortless The main problem the average txiwler has ts pulling Ihe arm In front of the body and follow through This Is almost always caused by your sliding foot getting to the fotil line before the Kill. There are two buslr reasons for this happening A) you are rushing you approach; solution, count your steps and take four even steps tn rhythm; B) Your thick swing Is too high: solution, lower the position you hold your hall In you beginning stance and !m- sure to pushg the Kill down and out on your first step. Last hut not least. IX) NOT M U S C L E D I E BALL. Let It swing in a natural pendulum swing. Now. get out there und practice, practice, practice. Basketball lorward. Phelps moved Into the sta rlin g lin e u p d u rin g tall practice, lie was the only Cow­ boy to start ull 28 games. Helving tnulnly on power moves near Ihe basket, Phelps led thr Cowboy* In rrlxamdlng with 187 In 28 games for a 6.7 average, eighth ties! In the conference. He also led the learn and was second lit the TAAC with 33 b locked shots, an average of 1,2 per game. Far from being satisfied with Ids Impressive debut, however. I Ik* likeable Phelps, who played at SCC In the 1982-83 und 83 84 seasons. Is Intent on Improving tils perfor rr.anrc " I n order to he satisfied, you d o n 't think you ca n go any h ig h e r . " he c x jila ln c d . " I 'm a lw a y s striving lo Im p ro v e ." Involved In a self-imposed ofI season conditioning program. Phelps said he wants to Improve Ids endurance und pyslcal abili­ ty. " I fell honored finishing so high In Ihe voting." he said. " Because I know I could have had a much letter season." After a slow start offensively. Phelps came on strong to finish third on the tram In scoring with a 9.5 average He shot over 45 percent from the Held und 63 percent from the foul Uric "N ext yt'ar should be my year." he emphasized. " I didn’t Lula P h e lp s ........ good yea i have as good a year as I though I would." Hardin-SI m mo ns finished tin regular season with an 11-11 record, the first time since thr 1975-76 season a Cowboy squai hits won as many as 10 games SCC Honors Masters Schedule Track Meet Bradford Centra) Florida Masters will hold a track and Held meet fur sub-masters (30 39 years of age) and rnaslrrs (40 und over) on Sunday. June 23 at Showallrr Field In Winter Park. Field events liegin at 3 p m Events Include the IOO. 220 and 440 dashes. MHO, mile und 5.000 meter run*, discus, shot put. high Jump, long Jump and mile und mile medley relays The meet will also fculure an open competition tu Ihr mile For more Informallon. call (144 2227 o r(904)-7 36-0002. R obin Bradford, rig h t, a Seminole Community College s o p h o m o re , re ce ive s the Scholar-Athlete award trom Sun B a nk executive Bob Douglas. Bradford, a m em ber of the SCC softball team for two years, complied a 3.5 grade point average during that time She Is from Orlando. Little League Camp June 16 l.lltlc League tlasrhall. Inc will hold Its Summer Camp tx-gtnntng June 16 al Ihe Little League Southern Regional Headtjuarlerw III SI. Petersburg There ate still a Irw vacancies lell In each of the three sessions The first session la-glns on June 16 followed by session two oil June 30 anti the final session begins July 14 For an application und complete Inlnrmutton. call the St. Petersburg Hcadi|uarters ut |813) 344 2661 * # * *r By Roger Quick Special to the Herald Leave you um brellas and personal fans at home Howl America Sanford once again has a roof and all air conditioning units operating. Its been a long, hot and wet spring season, but we're now ready for the summer heut and rains Only a few leagues started their summer season this past week, but wc are In full swing now. so I'll have more scores for you next week. Here are a few scores from last weelt ST A R OF SA N FO R D Rill Klrkbv 213 A 201. III! Benton 2 1b. M lkr Y id riio 222 and Charles Elberrv 223 and Kathv Hibbard 200. H ACK TO THE B A S IC S - For Ih r next few weeks I plan to review with you the basic of howling as formulated by Hie National Bowling Council and taught ul Bowl America Sanford In our ''Learn To Bowl" classes. If you are planning to work on Im p r o v in g your gam e th is summer. Just maybe you have strayed from some very basic und critical parts of a proper delivery. Check yourself out and sec If you are delivering the hall like the professionals recom­ Lu Phelps Finishes 3rd In Voting For Trans-Am erican N ew com ers Klmhurst. a suburb of Chicago, will Im* the site of ISI Junior National Track Meet Saturday, June 22 Seminole girls track conch Kmory Hlake would like to send freshman Hhowntlu Marlin arid tils mile reluy team but needs funds to do so. ‘ I'd like to call on the community lo contribute." said lllake. "These girls hud a great year and II would lie an excellent reward lor Ihrm to go to this meet." Martin set a record In every meet she enlered In the 880 run Iter lies! time 1*2:00,0 She easily won the state meet and hasn't l>ren pushed all season lllake said he feels she may receive that needed push at the Junior Nationals. The mile relay learn of Kalrlna Walker. Dorchelle Webster. Glenda has* and Walker also won at the stale meet with a lime of 3:48.2. hluke said anyone Interested In donating to the cause can reach him ut Seminole High School (322-4352) or Ids home (322 8871) An account has been set up al the teachers' credit union lor donations. t (For Right Honden) C . Ball held waist high, right forearm resting on hip-bone. Blake Calls For Contributions Clark rruped Ihe dividends of that |>rrmUtrncc a year later In I9H4. when tie provrd Long a prophet by becoming a junior college natkmul champion. Clark set national Junior college marks by running the 800 In L 5 0 1 indoors and 1:46.0 outdoors Things appeared to tiave settled down for Clark- He went to Ihe Olympic Trials laler that year but tailed tn make It to the llnals. Still, the progress waa evident, lie accepted a scholarship idler lu Florida to continue his work with Long. stan ce B . Knees slightly flexed. Westslde Hecreallon Center will Itegln Its 1985 Summer Youth Program June 11 and will run through the month of July. The Westslde Center Is located at 919 Persimmon Ave. In Sanford. Heglnnlng June I I and running through July 26, the tenter will be open from H a m, lo 12 noon, Monday through Friday, lorchlldrett ages<> 12. On Monday, June 17, the Westslde Center will begin Its youth trunls classes which will lie held at Ihr Fort Mellon j’ark lentils mutts Classes for 10-12 year olds run from 9 a.in. to 10 and from 10 to II. Classes for 13-14 year olds will run from 11 a m. to 12 noon. Tennis classes will l»e held every Monday up until July 22. There Is a $2 Instructor fee and each child should bring three tennis hulls. Arts A Crafts classes will Ik* held every Tuesday from June 18 until Julv 23 for children ages 10-12 The rinser* will run from I 30 lo 2:30 p m at the Sanford Civic Center Youth Wing. There Isa B2 material fee Ceramics classes will Ik - luld every Wednesday from June 19 to July 24 from 1 to 2 p m ul the Cultural Arts llulldtng. The classrs are for children ages 10-14 and there Is a $5 material fee. The instructor will Ik * Hobhle Hoblnson. Continued from IB F oo tball found Jackie Flowers In the end /one from 6 yards out. The Showboats evened the score In that period when Parker plunged over from Ihe one-yard line, but Collier s 71-yard run gave O rla n d o the lead In ihcsecond period Memphis deadlocked the score In the second period when Kelley lipped In from four yards out. but the half ended when the R e n e g a d e 's Jeff B ro c k h a u s hooted a 4 ) -yard Held goal In the closing seconds Memphts hosts Jacksonville Saturday. A win would clinch the final playoff spol for the Showboats. 'Cool' Bowl America Coes Back To Basics Westside Offers Youth Program ...C la rk 20-17. They extended their lead to 27-17 when Kelley flipped a IO-yard pass to Greg Moser five scronds into fh«* fourth period. Anthony Parker churned his * Memphis went ahead 34*17 on a way to two touchdowns for I-yard run by Parker, and Memphis, picking up 90 yards, quarterback Waller Lewis closed on l3carTtes. Quarterback Mlkr out ihe night's scoring with a Kelley chipped In with 165 four-yard scamper only minute* passing yards and a touchdown lieforc Ihe final gun. pass Orlando quarterback Reggie Memphis came out for the Collier lead his team lo a first second half trailing 17-14 But half lead, rushing for 77 yards. kicker Alan Duncan spill the Including a 71-yard touchdown uprights on two field goal at­ run Collier passed for 123 tempts of 24 and 41 yards, and vards. His touchdown pass came midway through the third period In the first period and put the Sh o w b o a ts werr ahead Orlando ahead 7-0 when he H*r«M O w s k , Ttmiti, V„i<»«l but those plans were later scuttled when he found the program tn disarray. The head coach resigned and the team faltered. Clark was without a college when FSU offered him u chance. In the midst of the winter track season this year, though, tragedy again struck. IB s father died In February. Clark bounced back, however, and went on to gain victories In the Florida Relays, the FAM U Relays and F S U * Springtime Meet, where he looked awesome according to Dyer. " H r looked like he could go faster: Just tremendous," he said. Now performing In Tallahassee for the Bud Light Track America team and anticipating the arrival ul Long. Clark says hr is at the turning point of his career. "There's been a lot of ups and downs. I've Just got a lot to be thankful for," he said t r Clark udded the upcoming summer meets will go a lung wuy In telling Jusl where he Is as a runner He will be lacing the best Buoyed by recent successes. Clark Is conHdrnt of his chances to tnakr thr 1988 Olympic tram. Now stronger now at 5-foot-l 1 and 158 pounds. Clark has geared much of his training toward thr 1500 event. He says he could do extremely well at that longer distance against International competition. Dyce shares In mat optimism “It will be Just about the right time fur him," said Dr. Dyer. "He'll be around 27. and that's the ideal age for middle distance runners, lie’s developing each year and that will be a good lime." Clark adds that with lamg's guidance the sky ts the limit. " I know that God put hlin here for me." Clark said. " I know for sure because he lias helped me In so many ways H e's been a coach lo me. a teacher: he's even been a father lo me. "W ith all the problems I've had. he's been able In alt down and talk to me. Hr has always conic up with an answer." Clark realizes this is his big chance. He has two collegiate years left then a year of training before the Olympics. He says people seem to have (orgotlrn him. but he adds that sucresa al FSU should change all that. He's at the turning point, and aa he looks bark be Is only thankful that he's made It thla far. " I'm happy to be at Florida State right now." hr said. "It 's a big change from luntor college and a big ctianer for me. I feel things are finally happening In my life. I have a whole lot to be thankful fur." And maybe a whole lot more tn '88. �- H -*' SCOREBOARD T V f R A D IO ■ESPN Ceegt *04 V< . TU. l|> -Tufe T44 ill 1UTS ItClOC * »< - i n U K i l it* U n ■ IU tilt M U m - ISPS! 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Towtwhip(t) iTiau iria l l krwBlaw* twit •t* L M t lM H I JJ South. Rang# Jl Eatt Ttw I (O f Ow* > « « to w n - I k*> 1 CawOM Oanw 1 DanaaUi application It tor a IS 14 acre 1 t 1*>r» u»r trwa , an C O M M E R C IA L SH O P P IN G CENTER to ba known at UN U SFL IO N P A R K S H O P P I N G NBA w " » s u m rooiMu m w i CENTER Tha recalrlng wafer •OfTOmii i >» botfylW tlltLITTLE ECON • 1 T *1 p f f t M nm » N TS D E V E L O P M E N T • A i . "igwa n 11 I • n «« u amp h i i n o jmmim TO t u >*• COMPANY. P O SOX 1104. tee tu tu frn n w M iu v to M ttn i • 1 • •4 * i l l m L O N G W O O O . F L JJTT* . fi- r e i l i t • 1 • T i l i l l «• I I I I I t l l l m t u U) Application a t» l i t «4JSA on lt* fe i LOiiMOIllllTUI 1 • 1 *.* 3C S/IT/4S Ttw prefect It located In U m cw s 14 u t itoto utt in n t 1 • 14) V* m SaminoW County. Sacnon JJ. m l n r* e 1 1 1 ID :u t M r . t o 14141)1 I JtoM II U 44 D aw s « a • Townthipltl JS South. Range I* M k rm it (# to .*» S ' ** tiw n le t iw i II M 4 toMM I I M I K t o M I I I Eotl Tha application It tor o « 0 #B #4f It ) t V w Vm iiih h II >« aero M U L T I F A M IL Y Oi*a*F it ■ a u -tn • s • 147 *4 P i C O M PLEX to ba known t t • • i • itn a ^iu m 88* m SABAl CLUB APARTM ENTS 4/UM 8 m 7* : * 1 • i fMt — lirl KMfi PHASE H Tha rteal ring wafer 4 ii • * ' l J M bodylWtl It L IT T L E WEKIVA k * Afttw*« m ni ki ) i RIVER t 8* ) i) • Ltit'l W ll* « l'i *1 m l i t mt CROW C H IL D R E S S . <*****»**« m m u io iMtoto in. MAR BOO L T D . SUITE US. IW t- e n iln w m WORTH LA KE B LV D . ALTA «> o m m ir M O N TE SPRGS. FL JITOt. t l l t i l i y ’i l i n n Application tio m o a JS A . on tu ro M to n t # Itrew^Mwi «|n l/JS'SS Tho prefect It Wealed In SaminoW County. Section JJ. tVMMi*t ME rx w •9 • CttkWM rn 1#i«n«. I 9m NOTICE UNDEB Townthipltl Jl South, Range 1* FICTITIO US NAME STA TU TE Eatt Tha application It tor a nHOP* I I f m TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN S *2 a c ra O F F I C E A N D iun Mpin ft y* j n pm Notka It twroby glvan that tha W AR EH O USE USE TO BE undartignad. purtuant to ttw KNOWN AS NORTH LAKE VI i* if to* tow? ? f * "Flctlllaut Nam* Statut*". Tha recalrlng wafer bodylWtl It frU»? t o K Chopfer tat Ot. Florida Statufet. NORTH LAKE Dmnw M Pw+md « f m will rogiilar with tha Clark ot Action will ba token on ttw tototo? t o i l tha Circuit Court. In and tor ebovo lltled appllcatlonltl If m Oranga County, Florida upon within JO doyt at receipt ot ttw Af WMMlMtofMn If m .ata.pl ot proof ot ttw publico appikatwn Should you ba Inter etm *« f»*M If M t.on ot thlt notlco. ttw flctltiout •tltd In any ot tha llttad to* tow? (»On #4 1 pno narrw. to wit Diob t Flrw Ap application!, you thould contact j t i w i « n m»»g» t ip * parol, undor which tho un tha St Johna Rlvar WaWr Man ■•it dafirgiwd it In butinou at I4J1 ^ totoMf WMto »p* agamant O ltlrkt at P O Bor E Somoran Bird . Cattalborry. III*. Palatka. Florida JJSJS VIM om Florida JJfftt UI*. or In par ton at lit ofIke on I v»n t o « iU That tha parly Intaratfed In Slat* H ighw ay l«S W att. ♦ U JJ-P ttowi t«r*t U-i tad butirwtt anferpnia la at Palatka, Florida, to t'lit t ill IK to f«n it «|1 followt W ritte n o b ltc tla n to tha Wt* to Dlab'L Ine, m m !»'/* i r i application may ba made, but • n » to-1*-1 Ptiitl D a ttd t l C a t t a lb o r r y . thould ba recelrod no later than t o ll i ni SaminoW County. Florida. May ta d a yt tram tha dal# ol n M J*. 1**S publication Wrltfen ob feettorn « 11 HO I*ft O IA B S IN C I thould identify tha oblector by no on By MOHAMMAD N DIAB. noma and addrett, and felly •-ttldfht dttcribe tha obiectwn to ttw Publlth Jurw t , ». 14. U . 1*41 application Piling a wrltfen DIG-1 obfectlon dual nor entllW you to a Chapter IJO. Florida Statufet. Admlnlttraflvo Hearing Only NOTICE OF SALT fhota partont whoaa tubelantial Nanw Spaco INVITATION TO O ID Inlarettt are atfeefed by ttw Chary I Wright A S V n t d b.<H will b* r»<*i.*d In John Rlchmon aJO appikatwn and wtw IIW a pall Itw CHy M tntoir t olfKk. City CharWt Want 0 JJ tlan mealing ttw ragulremantt H ill. Sir.lord Florida tor ot Sactwn JS I 101. P A C . may Partonal proparty contlttlng S LU R R y SEAL T R E A T obtain an Admlnlttrallva Hoar ot tola, maffrttiat. T.V tatt. M EN T OF SPECIFIED C IT Y Ing All tlmaty Iliad wrltfen lampt. drtttart with clothing, STREETS obfectwna will ba prevented to mitcallarwout b o m and ottwr Dktkllkd ifMclllcatlant ar« lha Board lor Itt conaldaratlon partonal ITEM S USED In tha trkllkblk In ttw City Mknaqkr t In lit dellberetlen on tha homo, will ba told tor cath at o tlitk . City Hall. Santord, appikatwn prlar to tha Board publk law on Juna 14. ltd! at to Florida lading act Ion on tha appikatwn AM ol baiow addrait. to tahtty All btdt will bo roootod In ttw Oanmaa T Kemp. Director ta iw r lion tar rant dva In City MonoQor'k otfko. Room DlvlUon ot Record! accordanca with Florida Slat 101. City Hall. Santord. Florida, St Johnt Rlvar Wafer utat. Salt Sferaga Facility Act not lator man 1 JO PM. Wao Sac1Wnt A in a and U N I All Managamant Dlttrkf na (day. tuna 1*. 1*15 Ttio Publlth; Jurw*. INS llam I or ipocat may not bo loalad bldt will ba publicly DEG 41 avoilobW ol data of tala oponad lator Inal tama data at I A A A Socially Sferaga PM In ttw City Commltilon all Airport Blvd Cbambort. Room lit, City Hall. Santord. Florida W17I NOTICE UNDER Santord. Florida ms. j u i t n FICTITIO US NAME STA TU TE Tha City ol Santord ratorvot Publlth JunaJ.», 1*45 TO WHOM IT M AY CONCF RN •no right to acctpt Or ro|Kl ony D EG t Nonce it hereby given that ttw and oil bldt or ony part thoraot. undartignad purtuant la the in tha boat Intarttl ol tho City NOTICE Flcllltout Name Statute1 . Frank A Fallon Ttw St Jotvw Rlvar Watar Chopfer 141 0*. Florida Statufet. City Managar Managamant Dlitrlcl hat ro will roglitar with lha Clark ot C IT Y O F SANFORD talvad an appikatwn tor Man the Circuit Court, In and tor DAT E i / t * l agomant and Sferaga ot Surlaca SaminoW County. Florida upon flid>44.'as n Walart from receipt ot proof ol the publko Publliti Junk 1, ItU HARRIS AMERICAN HOMES lion of thlt netka. ttw IkfitWut D E C 4J INC l » UNIVERSITY PARK Hama, to wit OR . S U IT E IIS. W IN T E R TOWNE JEW ELER S IN THO CIRCUIT COUNT P A R K . F L . A p p lic a t io n under which I am engaged In OF TH E f lO H T O IN T H M lttS M S A . on S/*/IJ Ttw butlnett JUDICIAL CIRCUIT prefect It WcaWd In SaminoW (art INAN DFO R County. Sactwn St. Townthipltl undo* thkh I ivpect to engage IfM IN O L C COUNTY. II South. Renga JS f a il Ttw In butirwtt at VO14 W Highway FLORIOA application It tar a to 14 acra 411. Longwood Florida JJJJO CASE NO M m i CA04 P RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION That ttw party intoretWd in OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE to ba tnown at CUM BERLAND laid butirwtt tnlarpr no It t t C O M P A N Y a Panntylvanla L A N D IN G P U D TtwrocaMng fellowt corporation, walar b o d y (ia t) It L A K E J M R ENTERPRISES. INC PlatnIIN. FLORENCE d/Va Tk Ttw Govarmng Board at ttw TOWNE JEW ELER S J O H N C H A R P E R and Dittrlct will taka action to grant By CABMINE M BRAVO. CH ER YL B HARPER. Mt wita. or deny ttw eapflcatlan(t) no EaQ and C E N T R A L F L O R IO A ujorwr than JO doyt horn tha Dated at Longwoed. SaminoW REGIONAL HOSPITAL. daW ot Ihtt net lea Should you ba County Florida. May ta. I4SJ Oktandanli intaratfed in any at tha IItfed Publlth June!.*. IA JJ. ttSS NOTICE OF SALE oppiicatWna. you mould contact DEG 1 Nolle* It glvan that purtuant Itw SI Jetmt Rlvar Wafer Man to a final ludgmanl dalad May agamant Dittrlct at P O Boa I I . t t l l i n C a t * no l aj*. Palatka, Florida JJ0T4 NOTICE UNDER tt m i C A M P at tho C if ik II 111*, or In parmn ot IN »f lk t on FICTITIOUS NAM I STATUTE Court ot tha Elghtaanth Judicial State H lgh w o y too W aal. TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN Circuit In and tor Somlnol* Pawtka. Florida. t M / m i n i Notka it twroby given that ttw County, Florida tn which JOHN W rIM an a tla c tlo n to lha undartignad purtuant to Itw C HARPER. CHERYL B appikatwn may ba maBa. but "Flclllto u t M i n t Statute". H A R P E R and C E N T R A L thould ba racalvod na lator than Chapter StS 0*. F Wrtda Statufet. FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPI ta dayt tram tho data at will regular with tha Clark of TAL. ara fha OaNndantt and publication Wrltfen abioctwnt the Circuit Court. In and tar OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE thou id Identity ttw obfeefer by Semlnato County. F tor Ida. upon COMPANY It tha Plaintiff. I noma and adBrata. and felly receipt of proof of tha publico will tall to tha highatt and boat date riba tho ob|ectWn to tho twn of Bilt notice tha hctttwut brddtr lor cath at tha Watt front application Piling a wrltfen Nama. to wit W A T S K Y A door ot ttw Sammow County obiaclion Boat net antitw you to C O M P A N Y . C P . A ‘ S. Courthouto In Santord. SamInow a Chapter IM. Florida Statufet. C H ARTERED d/b/e Wettky A County. Florida batwoan II to Admlnlttrallva Mooring Only Camp any Certified Publk Ac A M and ; SC P M an ttw 10th •haao par»d"« 'hata aubatantlal ceuntanti under whkh I am day ol Juno. 1*41, ttw fellow mferattt ara atfeefed by tha engaged In butirwtt at FT? E mg dtterdad proparty tat forth application and who life a pat! AitamonW Drive (Highway alt I, m tha oroar ot final ludgmanl Iwn moating tha n g j rt n w itl Altamonte Springe, FL JJtSI Lot U ot Twonty W nt. City ot ol Sactwn M S J01. F A C., may asn Santprd. lam inola County. obtain on Admm>ttratl>a Hoar That ttw corporation Interval F wr Ida. Plat Book la. Pago M Ing All timely Iliad wrltfen ad m laid bwtinete enferprite It Public Rocordt ol Stmmow obfeettana will ba pr*tanfed to at fellowt County. Florida nw Board tar IN cant Ida rattan WATSKY 4 COMPANY, Da>ad May » 1141 in I I I deliberation an tha C P A SC HARTEREO DAVIO BERRIEN application prior to ttw Board BY HAROLDS WATSKY Clark at Circuit Court lot mg action on tha application PRESIDENT By Dfeno K Oat lay Danmia T Kama. Diractor Dtfed at AtlemenW Springe. Oaputy Clark D i». non at BacarBa SaminoW County, Florida. May Pubiicatwn at nut notka an St Jetmt B Ivor Wafer M. IMS Juno t. 1*41 and Jww *. t«Bl. In Managamant Diitrkt Publlifi May J4 A Juna J. ». 14 tha E vanmg Harold. SaminoW Publith Jurw*. INS HAS County D IG at DCF tj* O EG S legal Notice J AND6BUMLI 1 fOJCXXAKftS ' 1U*Y CDMKACl ( 1 s& m a * CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUCICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLO R ID A IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO SI tSJt CA ♦* GEN ERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION E Q U IT Y R EALTY, INC Plaintiff. v% MADONNA ANNE LAROCCA. a tingle perton at a l. Da tendontt NOTICE OF ACTION Conttruttlve Service — Pre S e m in o le 322-2611 S:30 A.M.. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Naan 7n THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA . C A S E N O iN in iC A H K IN RE Ttw Marriage ol FAITH CONSTANCE NEWSUM. Pal 11loner >Wlfe. and OAKY LYNN NEWSUM. Ratpondent/Hutdend NOTICE OF ACTION TO Mr Gar y L ynn Newtum 4000 Glanmonl Moulton, Total JKBt YOU ARE N O TIFIED feat an action tar ditto!utIon ot mar nege hat bean tiled agamtl you and you ara required to larva a copy ot ypur written Oatenw t. it any. to It on CHARLES L HANOLIN. III. Petitioner t at lor nay whow addrett It Ilia E Hobm ten Street. O rlando, Florida IMOt. on or before July a. 1*41 and tlW fee original with ttw Clark ot felt Court either before w rvka on Pell boner X attorney or immediately there attar, efeerwlw a default will ba entered againtl you fer tha reltot demanded in fee petition WITNESS my hand and ttw teal el fell Court on May to. 1*41 IS EA LI D A V ID N BERRIEN C fer k al lha Circuit Court By /%! Cheryl R Franklin Deputy Clark Publith Jurw 1. f. 14. Jl. IfSS DEG 4 Lowell Stoopt At Partonal Repratanlativa of ttw E date of JAMES AhDV CARNLEY Dec eatad A TTO R N E Y FOR PERSONAL R EP R ESEN TATIVE DENNIS F FOUNTAIN, ESQUIRE FREEM AN. EATON F O U N TA IN & A L L E Y 100* Eatt Highway U t Pod Office Bot J* AitamonW Spr ingt. F tor Ida misooJo Telephone (J01I4JI Itfe Publlth Jung*, la. I*SS D I G 41 O r la n d o - W in te r P a rk 031-9993 C L A S S IF IE D DEPT. RATES 1 tim * .....................67C • Hits HOURS 3 cantfcutiv* tint** 61C a Hits TO MADONNA ANNE LAROCCA BUS Carriage Green Drive Darin. Ill MSS* YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIFIE D thel an action he* boon commenced to ferae few a mortgage on ttw toUawIng real property, lying and being and dtuate In Seminole County. Florida, more partkulariy dr tenbod a* toltow* T H A T C E R T A I N CON DOMINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UN IT NO t«S AND AN UN D IVID ED 001V143 INTER EST IN THE LAND COMMON E L E M E N T S AND COMMON EXP EN SES AP P U R TEN A N T TO SAID UN IT ALL IN AC C O R O A N C E W I T H AND S U B J E C T TO TH E COVE N A N T 1 C O N D ITIO N S RE S TR IC TIO N S . TER M S AND O TH ER PROVISIONS OF THE D E C L A R A T I O N OF CON D O M I N I U M . OF S A N D Y COVE A CONDOMINIUM. AS RECO RD ED IN O R BOOK life AT PA0E 1HI OF THE P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF SEM IN O LE C O U N TY. F L O R ID A , more commonly known at 414 Eatt Orange Avenue Drive. Unll t*S, Alta manta Spring* Florida and you are required to wrva a copy of your wrltfen dafenw II a n y . ts II an W I E N E R . SHAPIRO A ROSE. Attorney* tor Plaintiff, whow addrett it S404 Cyprett Cantor Drive. Suita M0 Tampa Florida. Uao*. on or before July « t*SS and tlW ttw original with ttw Clark of thlt Court either belore wrvlce on Plaintifft attorney! ar Immodi atoly ttw-aa her. otharwiw a default will ba entered agamtl you tar lha reIp i demanded In ttw Complaint WITNESS my hand and wal ot thli Court on felt 4th day at Jurw, l*At (SEAL) D A V ID N BERRIEN C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jw n Brlnent O EP U TY C LE R K Publilh June*. 14. JJ. 10. IN I D E G 44 Jurw*, HSS 7 csntecutivs tiiass 52C » line 10 csnsscutivs times 46C a Hus Csntract Rites Available 3 ling* Minimum D E A D L IN E S Noon The Day Sunday M onday Before - Noon NOTICE OF TAX SALE Notka It hereby given that an tha IJth day ol Juna. IMS. I M A M at tha County Service Building In Santord. County at SaminoW. Halo of Florida, lea wW cartlllcaW will ba told on lha following deter feed land to pay ttw t maun I due tor latet harem wt oppodfe lha tama together with alt catlt at tuch tato and all edvertiling Sale will ba In Room W 1)8 NAME LR O AL DESCRIPTION TAX COST .................... H i g h l a n d ! SJoe ...........PB 1? TO R? 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SANFONO POLICE e e B f Y tV O L E N T ASSOC 4 will be hridmg an Old Feth iorwd Rummage wW on July 4 IN I The tew tlartt el 4 AM A will be held e< the Santord Police Benevolent Building loceted on Late Monroe |utt rett ot Central Fie Hegwnel Motpitel Sonlord Tet Oe d u t i a b l e D o n a t i o n ! ot cWfeing or ottwr itomi will be greatly Nfe'wnetwd For tree pic! up or lurttwr information pirate cell )H0T*C__________ BIRTH! CALL li t tat* OUR CLASSIFIED D EPAR TM EN T IS AT YOUR SERVICE 322-2611 21 — Personals HAFFTIIRIHOAT f AYtm from Ciarenca and Will toI 25— Special Notices •ABORTION* I I I T n m e tte r abortion > I j w k i 1110 Medicaid IDO I t It taka tJIO Gyn wrvicei SIS Pre gnency Tell Free Counwlmg Proletifenel Cere. Supportive Atmoiphere Conlidenliel CfRTRAl riOROIA VkUMLN S HEALTH Nl WLOCATION IfeOW Colonial Dr Mttvaont Orlando ________ i aw u t jsaa________ Have tun booking e lingerie lethion ihowl Ste IJSS. fer deteili e M ARY KAY COSMETICS e Skirt cere end cetor ttelr C O N N IE .......... .. JU II P legal Notice 27— N ursery & Child Care iumm if ddy Camp Foe A )l yf oidt Eaclv ilH lvd ti. Swimming bowling vKahng movtat. iportt art« & c n lii and (O i n p u lt r tK illi Call I I I Id 4 k y intormatioh ____ 31— Real Estate Courses W W W * e Think mg el getting a e e Reel Eilele Licence f e We after Free Tuition end continued! Trelnmgl Cell Dicker Vicki fer deleilt 4)1 1441.. I ll JMO Eve FH 14*4 Keytiot Florida . Inc t* Tnert I ■per tone 1 1 45— Art* a Crafts Mobbyiil For tele Tor mice Furniture metorlelt All col oct lo rm lco. torn# wood grams, t lumbar Coll 14) m t FICTITIO U S NAME Notka It hereby given thel I am engaged in butirwtt e ll 1 A S H 44. Santord Seminole County. Florida H IM under fee flctltiout name ol K C S USED CARS, end feel I Intend to regitfer laid name with ttw Clerk ol ttw Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordant# wife fee provitiont ot fee Flcliliout Name Sletutei, To wit Sec lion tet 0* Florida Statutes l*St !\J Clarence Orlggort Publlth May H A Jurw t. *. 14. 1*41 OEF let FICTITIO U S NAM E Nelkt It hereby glvan that I am engaged In butirwtt al 110 Orange Le nt. Cattelberry. SaminoW County, Florida under Itw flctltiout name of F LO R IT E IRRIOATION M AIN TEN A N C E, end feel I Intend to rogliler te>d name with ttw Ctork ol the Circuit Court. SaminoW County, Florida in accordanca wife ttw provision! ol the Flclltloui Nomo Slolutei To wit SecIion StS 0*F tor Ida Statute! I*)J t\> Randall J Both hold Publlth Jurw *. 14.1). JO l»SS D EO 41 AFFID A V IT UNDER FICTITIO US NAME S T AT UT E STATE OF FLORIOAI SS COUNTY OF ORANGE) Ttw undartignad under oath, toys wr o f L * Z •b t& H Q M O .' W V K N 6 B K V * : 9 3 1M TS H M it t a u f o u io f v r w BOPf M O POSITIONS OF to u t, HARMONY \ legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FIW Number U JO* CP IN RC> E S TA TE OF JAMES ANDY CARNLEY Oacaatad N OTICE OF ADM INISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T THE ABOVE E S TA T E AND ALL OTHER PERSONS IN TE R E S TE D IN THE ES TA TE YOU ARE HER EBY N O T I F I E D th a t tha ad mlnlitratton ot lha etlate of JAMES AN D Y CARNLEY. da crated FIW Number (V tot CP It pending In ttw Circuit Court fer SaminoW County. Florida Probata Civilian, tha addrait of which It Seminole County Courlhaute. Santord. Florida, J J f f l Tha partonal rapra tentative el lha attata It L O W E L L S TO O P S , w h o tt addrett It SOI l avon Drive Altamonte Sp'lngt. Florida JJI01 Tha nama and addrett ot tha partonal reprewntetlve I attorney ara wt forth beWw All partont having clelmt or demand! agamtl lha atlaW are required W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tlW with lha ctork of tha ebov* court a wrltfen ilatomant ol any claim or Demand they may have Each Claim mutl ba In welling and mutt Indlceto the belli fer Itw claim, tha nama and addrett at the creditor or hit agent ar attorney, and lha amount claimed It the claim It not yat due, tha data whan II will become duo thall ba tlafed ll ttw claim it contingent or unll quidetad. tha nature at lha i^icartainty thall ba tleted It ttw claim It wcurad. ttw wcurl ty th tll ba dttcribad The claimant thall deliver tufflcwnt capiat at ttw claim to lha dark to enable ttw dark to mail ana copy to each partonal rapra tentative All partont intaratfed in ttw etlate to whom a copy of thit Notice at Admtnlttrallon hat bean mailed ara required, W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS N O TICE, to IIW any ob |e<ftone they may have that challenge ttw validity of tha decedent t will, tha quelifke Hunt at lha partonal rapr* tentative, or the venue or Iur Iedict ton at the court A L L CLAIM S OEMANOS. AND O B JEC TIO N S NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Data of the tlrtt publication of thlt Notice of Admlnlttratton BY GARRY TRUDEAU M c o H W c r iju s r m n tp io m i. Sunday, Ju n g *. I U 5 - 5 B ■ IN Y ItA IIO N FUR BIOS The Dopertmem of Health and Rahabllitaffvg Sarylc**. Dittrlct J. it accepting competitive taaWd bidt tor Caw Manage man! t l I N Developmental Service* Program client! In SaminoW County Invitation tor Btot Infermatwn peckttt may ba obtained trem Sutan Wa jfewlci. Human Sarvicat Pre g ra m A n e ly t t . 404 W a tt Robin«n Street. Suita M l. Or Florida 12*01. Phone 1X8) a ll 4J4J Tha Department will contract lor f ill termer October I. t*SS through JO. t*st Ttw doting data tor Bldt It July IA t«SS tt J m pm Thit Department of Health and Rehabilitative Servket hat tha right forefeet any and an btot Publith JunaJ.*. t*SS DEG 10 Legal Notice D o o n e sb u ry E v e n in g Herald. Santord, FI. legal Notice le gal Notice^ I Thu Intfrument It being eaecuted tor tho purpose ol complying wife Section tt! 00 F lor Ida Statutes 1 It It Itw Intention ol tho undersigned to engoge In e butirwit enterprise under tho llcliltout name of DUST N ’ STUFF, located at 1014 Harbour Island Road In the City ot O rla n d o , Or ange C ou nl y . Florida ) Attached herata end made e pert hereof it ttw newspaper Proof at Pubfkotlon at required by said Statute e Thote interested In said business enterprise, end ttw eatenl at fee interest ol each, tt at fellows NAME OF OWNER OUST N STUFF. INC INTEREST 100% AOORESSOF OWNER 1014 Harbour Island Rood Orlande. FL m o t Sworn to and subscribed bo lore me el Orlande. Orange County, Florida, felt Rio* day ot May. IMS t DieneM Farmer My Commission E aptrtt May 1. I M As referred fe Wt Paragraph 1 above Proof ot Publication ot this intention to register it tiled herewith pursuant fe fee pro visions ot Section teS 0* Florida Statufet A T T A C H P R O O F OF PUBLICATION Publlth May H A Juna J. ». It. Ittt DEF 144 Legal Notice IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E I G H T E E N T H JU DICIAL C IR C U IT IN AN D FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY, FLO RIO A CASE NO. at e tt CA** F BANKERS LI F E COMPANY, an Iowa corporation. Plaintiff. vs THOMAS S M cD ERM O TT end TAMMY L M cD ERM O TT. Ms wile end JAMES W PAYNE. IV end DEBORAH F PAYNE his wife, Oe lenden Is NOTICE OF ACTION TO T H O M A S ! M c O E R M O T T . address un YOU ARE N O TIF IE D thel a Complaint to Foreclose Plain tiff s Interest In end fe the fellow ing described reel pro parly lying end being In SaminoW County. Florida. Lot I I V E R N E C H A N E Y SUBDIVISION. According to the plat thereof ot recorded In Plat Boot JO. at Poge *1. Public Records ol SaminoW County. F tor Ida has been tiled against you. end you era required to serve e copy ol your written dofentot. II ony. to fee Complaint on ar before ttw life day ol Jurw. INS. on Plolnlllt's attorney. John W Foster. Esq . Baker A Modeller Post Office Bot ID . Orlando, Florida JMO) end to IIW fee original at tuch written defenses wife fee Clerk ot thlt Court either belore service on Plain fIff'b attorney, or immediately i her aalter otherwise a default W ill be entered egemil yog fer the rebel demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand end seel ol this Court, on the II day ot May INS ISEALI D A V ID N BE RR I EN Clerk al tho Ctrcuff Court By JoonBrillant Deputy Clerk Publish May I*, je June ). ». INS DEF IIS F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given thel I am engaged in butirwtt at P O Boa I lei. Santord. SaminoW Counly. Flo rid a undor lha f i c t i t i o u s n e m o ol LANOCLEARING II, end feet I intend to register said name wife ttw Ctork ol tho Circuit Court. Sommow County, F tor Ida in accordance wife the pro visions ot fee Flctltiout Nome Statutes. To wit Section M i 0* f wr we Statufet m r /t/ Ricky Young PuMnh May If. M A Juna J. f. IMS OEF IM Shopping For A New Or Used rw r AU M EG C PO m A t& rrm C O M PA Ptr / f O 0£P5 Reed The Evening Herald Daily Evening Herald BBS W I N I r r e r k l i n e r te a Je rd . I leftde ilt -M II * * nw w evw - �S B — E v e n in g H arold, S*n lo rd . FI. 71— Help Wented 55— Business Opportunities I mak* Over »10 000 a month with my telephone You can. too fart/FillIftma 1)7 019). or cat tees_________ _ Own your own |aan tperliweer ledK* bcuflque or children t itora National brand* t l l MO includat nature*. training. 1T.17I Inventory. t u n w r i and mar* Call nowl Mr Ta»a a * v * ta»t 61— Money 1o Lend Butinait Capital iio.ooo la 11,000 OOO and pv*r P O Bor H U Winter Pk Fla 1)7*0 71— Help Wanted Acrylic Applicator* needed lo apply prctacllvo coating on cart, boat* and planar it to *11 par hour Wo train For work In Sanford aroa call Tampa I D t t t n il AD M IN ISTRATIVE AI1T ACCO UN TINO CLER K 1ECRCTARV K E Y PUNCHER WANO OPERATOR CLERK TYPI ST CRT OPERATOR* Immediate attlgnmeati avail abla in Lake Mary and tan Sard Araa Call Ablail Tampa rary torykoa. M 1W R. AIO IB - All Uilttt la p A/or cartlllad Good atmotphar* A banafllt fO C Apply al Oa jBarjr Manor,00N Hwy If tj ALL TY P E * JOB* START WORK NOWI lab o r a n "" < A -> ’ ^ ' Sunday. Juno *, 1*15 fo rce im i m I NO FE E I Report ready lor work at * AM tot W ttl SI Sanlord 321-1590 Ap er lm enl Maintenance P t n e n Qualified In re ft geratlon S day work Slarl Immediately m OSes __ Appliance Iter# I ,,ii or pari lime Some repair knowledge needed and a wllllngneu lo learn 1)1 TM). lor appoint men!_______________________ Auto Mechanic needed Bert pay plan. A banallIt In area Re play lo Boa IN . Evening Herald. PO Boa l*S7, Sanlord. F la 117TJ I ASF E O E. M r f /MrV 71— Help Wanted A.C nt.lt> Farts Cdwnttr Ptrson f ati growing arganliatlen Ea per loneod only needed Apply In person t am to a pm Automotive I Part* Se'rice. <00 S Parremore A re . Or A M EMPLOYMENT BEAT THE HEAT! DON’T HIT THE STREETS! LET US DO IT FOR YOU! AVON EARNINOS WOWfll OPEN T ERRI TORI ES NOWI 11 n i m s o r m e a tt Bebyklttmg In my homo port time Ago* a A • Reference* Art tor l h a T O N tT ________ Beautician with E i parlance Good location on IT*} 17) n u , or h i n n ___ _ _ _ _ _ CABIN ETM A KER S BUILDERS LAMINA TORS, SAWMEN Day and nighl rtllt Full lime benottrt*. Coll ElaaAfT C e r p o t C l eaner Needed Mon Frl Good pay. benefit* Mutt be II year* old Coll je f US* after » PM __ Cyprett International need* tender Mini tie at trait 1 ft 10 in Coll Ml TaW ____ DAY T R E A T M E N T WORKER, dealing with the elderly Pert lime petition In Cattetberry area, morning* n hour week F o r A p p o i n t me n t Cel l Pertonnel Elt Tail otter 10 ]0 AM________________________ Chitary Alda Experienced pr* tarred Sanlord Hurling A Convalescent Center, tlo Mellon yin# Ave . Sanford DI ETARY AIDE Curt I'm . a X) PPM Good almotphara EOE Apply al Oebery AAertoa, U N Hwy IT 07 ____ D IE T A R Y A IO E Full lima. S as 1 as AM Good working condition* EOE Apply el DtBary Manor. *0 N HWY IT W, DeBery_______________ Dining Reem/Panlry Aitlilant Pari Tim e end lull time Warm per tone Illy lor Senior Adult Campion Will train bright perton Cell lor eppl TTSTHS___________________ Driver* Far Sanitation Ce Valid cheulleur * licente nee ettary Good working condl lion* end benettli Apply in perton el 111 Hope Street ais Aeon w in PREARRANGE INTERVIEWS for IMOUR AIR CONDITIONED orricdi TEACH!RSHELTER Full training provided Cell u* for detail* Etleblithed day cere Fun BOOK KEEFER tss Handle A/R. A/P end payroll Computer eipertence of any type help* One of Sanford't ilnetl employer* CASHIER Wen etleblithed Ce need* your winning tmlte lo keep cuttom or* coming beck S T R E E T REPORTER Tired of tilting el the tame old dttk everyday’ Here* your chance Gel out A meet people end make ttl al the tame lime OAL FRIDAY TRAI NEE VtOO per hour Pul your ability to ut* In thlt 1 gel office Be Iwtt11 right arm OPTICAL ASSISTANT Rare training spot Learn lo III eye glette* end contact* Light office *kiff* help COMPUTER OPERATOR To *100 per week P l u i h deelerthip need* your knack Toe computer* Cereeripot 323-5176 FORKLI FT TRAI NEE So eety load A unload truck* General warehoute Great learning tpol JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN ttl Very etleblithed Ce need* your eiperlence Local, great cereer ipot tor you N O W H IR IN G ! e TECHNICIAN TRAI NEE STOP per week Full benefit* while you learn Eaceltenl training program Ce truck O u ts ta n d in g O p p o rtu n ity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( )//€* c J'/O /J CENTERS 5 L O C A T IO N S IN SEM INOLE C O U N T Y • Auto / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens BUILOINO MA I NT I HENCE Mere » your chance to tinker end get paid lor It Whet yu don t know employer will leech j CAB IN ETM A K ER t i l Need* today Your arparlito land* Ihli Immediate opening B u *y Co 'TRUCK ORI VI R SSI Top notch Co Eacellenl future Naedt to hire Monday Great bo*i wantt to komaona to grow with tha company Dttceenl Fee 1 Wkt Salary TOO MANY 10 LIST! Frlod Chicken Subs-Donuta • • • • • Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits M A K E A P P L IC A T IO N IN P E R S O N AT 202 N Laurel Ave., Sanlord ----- Monday Ihiu I nday B JO AM . 4 30 PM N O PHO NE CAL LS PLEASE YOU WHILE YOU WAIT Actlvllle* Olrecfer/Rtildenl Manegar lor Senior adult Apt community Rotpontiblo lor toclal A reereelionei actlvl lit*. A retldenl manager dullet A p t , meal*. A other ■■Ira* provided Ideal lor the recent retiree Retume to Pertonnel. TOO W Airport Bird . Sulla t ill, Sanlord * Mechanic* 4 Service IniiaileiMn Salary bated on erp . benefit* B 1 S M ______ AAA EMPLOYMENT 2523 S. FItINCH AVE. 323-5176 LLLCTRIANS AND HELPERS Taking application* lor erperl anted electrician* and help er* Com mar leal end retiden liel Between ** PM Apply at SERVICE SYSTEMS ELECTRI CAL CONTRACTORS SOWLake Mery RD Suite f i n Ladle*' Sale* Help Needed F ull end perl lime 110 hr * Call ST* ITS! Opening Soon! 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanftd 71— Help Wanted EMPLOYMENT OPPRTUNITY with SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNMENT Plastic Fabrlcatlag Plant, Congwood area *aeka mature production men capable ol promotion Ip supervisor Moc’ me thop end or CO" »lruc1MA tap helpful Salary bated on tap MB-TICS________ PREFER EXPERIENCED BLACK H A I R S T Y l I t T I E iperKneed in Carefree Curl* A Rei t ae r * M u t t have licente Cell XT) O il. or TO Al ST_______________________ R E C R E A TIO N A L AIOE Leisure activity framing with d tv tlo p m e n te fy disabled adult* Recreational aapari once preferred No college required Call U t TUI RNLPN SWI T C HBOARD Pert lime Wed Sun Light typing, filing, mu** be dependabK Apply in person at Seminole FordJnc , Ilka S OnendO Dr . Sanford T I L L E R Atlantic National Bank ha* an immediate opening tor a full time pay Ing/recelvlng Teller a* the Seminole branch in Sanlord Previous cash handling A CuS tomer contact eeperlence re quired Apply at the Atlantic Bank in Sanlord. Wt E 1st stroe*. Sanlord Ecukl Oppor turtlfy Employer PERSONNEL SPECIALIST Graduation from an accredited cot lege or unhrerttfy with a B a c h e l o r * D e g r e e In Pertonnel Admlnlifrelten. Management. Bullnei* or Public Admlnltretien or m * lor couriewort In Piythetogy. Joumelitm. or English, or a ctotety related Held, or, lour la) year eeperlence In one Of the following area* Pertonnel edm initiation er (ournaiMm, pretetilenel wri ti ng and public rel ati ons, or an equivalent combination of re lefed training end eeperlence Ability to Type (A Seminole County Typing tetf mutt be lektn prior lo NOON of the dotingdete I Mull potto** end maintain a valid F l or i da D r i v e r ' s Li cen t e (Definition el VALIO The Issued licente is not aeplred nor he*, within the patt three t l) year* been denied reitrlcted. revoked, or *uupended J A copy of The front end beck of driver'* licente It required prior to NOON of the doting date The Incumbent it retpontibt* tor performing technical work In Ihe Held of pertonnel ed mlnlttralion. editor of county newtlefter, employee or lento tion. employee program* MICROCOMPUTER PROCRAMMER Graduation from high irhool •upplemented by tpeclal programming courtet end two ( I I year* eeperlence in microcomputer program mlng, or an equivalent combi nation of related training end eeperlence Special consideration will bo given lo applicant* who hero o portfolio of program* already developed Apply by NOON of the above d o tin g dot*. S E M I N O L E COUNTY PERSONNEL OF FICE. COUNTY SERVICES Bul l DING 1l«l Eott Flrtt Shoot Santord. Fla 11771 APPLICATIONS GI VEN AND ACCEPTED Monday through Friday. I M A M to NOON EQUAL O P P O R T U N I T Y EMPLOYER VETER ANS PREFERENCE G IV E N ON I NITIALMIRE __________ EXEC UT IV E SECRETARY Eec rtllt* plu* thorthond ■ mu.I Immediate opening lor ma|or company In Del end oree Cell Todeyl Abletf. I l l SMI. _____________ E n iU D tR OPERATOR TRAINEE Looking tor tell motlvotod. mechanically inclined indi vtdueli lit. Ind. A Ird shift potltiontopen Apply at PLASTIC PA0FIUS.INC 2600 lewftt line VanHerd .________ T O MM Full time kiperKneed cutlodl er, Salary plu* benefit* Apply at office of Senlendo Unltod Method ut. I»W W Stott Rd *14. Lo General Mechmitl IS yoert o.p Smell lob thop Mutt have own tool* Cell 1)0 ISM or alter* PM TtS k ill ___ PAN Poo», acute cere with ho* pttel »*p for week end retKt flatting I I I or if T Apply Writ Vetutle Memorial Hoipt tel. Tot W Plymouth A v e . Poland. F la________________ ROOFERS flngK ply eaperi area enly frantpertjtlon required CEICelt IT* cart SECRET ARY/RECEPTI ONI ST A SALES PERSONS to pro mo*« internetlonol discount card Interview* of t ill Pro vidence Bid* , Deltona or call XMSTcclll_________________ Socrotery with Accounting background tor comtrucfion firm in Sanford art* Smell computer eeperlence helpful Send retume to P O Drawer P. long wood JT1S0 Sell Avon Hava Fun I Way*! lipstick............. Neil Palish **c w i i*w ...........................r o t m Student*/ Retiree*/ Heutewivc* Pert time er full time BIG si long term automatic retldu ei* 317 177) or cee*ul Tired tf Art Hunting T C al l F u t u r e * they have hundred* of lob opening* tor tho** who went te work ITS OOO DELI VERY HELPERS- no •• perltnce nocttiery Full lime Good ttartlng pay CTS tiOO O E R E R A L O F F I C E TRAINEES Greet ttartlng |ob Several opening* Good pay ITS OOO F A C T O R Y A S S E MB L Y and PRODUCTION WORK Mott thltf* open Good pay tceKt *11 OOO IM M E DIATE OPENINOSGeneral Contliuctlon labor. Good per CTS OOO TRUCK DRIVERS Long haul Immediate' Good driving rt cord Over IS STS OOO LOCAL D R I V E R S Straight truck a Good pay SI art right eway CT| 000 R ECEPTIO N IST. OFFICE HELPERS, CLERKS, CRT O P E R A T O R S immediate opening* Good pay scale* CellSTS 000 NOWI WELDERS Certified Excellent pay ira K t Cell today CTt CM PAINTERS A PAINTER H E L P E R S - I mme di at e opening*, good starting pay Cell today (T t 000 DR Y WA I L with or without ttpeylonco I mme d i a t e opening* Good pay Call to day STS CKO lla alts Full-Tim e, Part-Time Day and Evening Employment Intptvlaw lng lot Sale* Petsonnel lor. •lfivl>" t) CIcih •Rt'l U'vdig M.v i .i |* f •IlfQ-.Hff C i l l-' s •I V i t I,;. • •Ri'i t'v in y Ci**fS*Tv • UsdtttB W r .v •Nnjhl M.iintpoBn, ii • L mt’ns P « c « G o o d * ■ Cutl.Wlft Ol.RU'IU > • Appliance* HiKdw.tri) •Cam*>t,u •CowrtdKi • Toy* Pets •Automotive •SpoM m j G oods •Jt'Wt'lf y •Snogs •Ii i I.k itit Gel* tVvat fCIUMtfUtl •CiislO'hci Sf-fvi < Man hji'i W e e n c o u ra g e a p p lica tio n s from any and all In te rested senior citize n s. PM40< '.ill- GkCOSAll Wo OM or. • Advancement • I op W.iyito Op(X)H unity Piiy •Profit illliKlOQ •1 ■ ufUuf'l woiking • H j'd ViCAlKifiH •QfOup Hodim Coodileno • i r«fm n losufaocg A P P L IC A T IO N S N O W 8 E IN O T A K E N B Y T H E JO B S E R V IC E O F F L O R ID A 200 S O U T H F R E N C H A V E N U E S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A M O N D A Y T H R U F R ID A Y • 00 A M T O 5:00 P M F I N A L IN T E R V IE W S C O N D U C T E D BY W A L M A R T P E R S O N N E L ( quel Opportunity Employer — We Tiara Qualified Applicant* Imptotei Paid Ad l Chrtttleit Apt* A Heme* TV, kitchen, laundry, maid 1 » w* up Or I c n ic M c M M IO Furnithed Room tor ram See a* 1*1* GeN PI 1 block* oft T*th St A Sanford A v e __________ ReetenebK room* A »ft'den cle* Dally A weekly The Florida Motel M0 Oak A v t . Ml A lO e ____________ ______ IA N rO S Q Furnithed room* by the week ReetonebK rote* M tidtervco CoHM lcHT S TPM CIS Palmetto A*e SUNLANO ESTATES 1 Bdrm I Beth with kitchen prlvl Kge* Mutt be ovt' 1) yes, working own transportation ★ Thinking of Getting a Real Estate License? * COME JOIN US * F0N OUR CAREER NIGHT WEDNESDAY.... JU N E tt. I*U at Oar I m HwdOtfic* M il Lee Rd........... Winter Perk FROM tie* PM FOR MORE DETAILS A RESERVATIONS ^ e 0 perweei^C*ll_^M_MJ^__ 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent Cell Dick er Vkfcl Hr detain srt ice! n s i m I n . ttc test HOPE T O SE E Y O U T H I R E I Kaye* at Florida , Inc. S* Years EapeHeocet TIN Helper* Needed Eiperl treed in mud A ceramic tile P I t m . or M l sell__________ T REE WORK/GROUNDMAN a day week F ■per Kneed only Ml *41*______________________ T YFI ST /RECI PTI ONI ST Must be well spoken orgemied d e p e n d a b l e , and hav e eacelienf typing skills Cell lor appointment ITT IM )_______ Waltert A Weltreitei E ip In tine dining Apply In perton. Tuts Frl , I t PM Deltona Inn Weltretse* Lunch Erpentnced only 1 days Apply in person Gaslight Super Club. It* S Magnet la. Sanlord__________ WANOOPf RAT OR Openings In Lake Mery No fee C al l Abl est T e m p o r a r y Service* MI Map ________ W A N T E D Girls with brown, blonda or red hair, with bangs ei Natl lo chin or longer Age* 1C 1S nermel weigh! for height, end* willing to have heir cut end colored lo modal tor H E A D IIN E R I. Coll III IM I._______________________ WAREHOUSE STOCK COORDINATOR Applicant mutt be able to Utl U pound*, drivo forklift, be energetic, end pay attention to detail Apply in perton be tween* ) PM CALIBRON C0RP CM LAKE EM M ARO LAKE MARY, FL. X Ray Tact* Full A pert lima Hour* negotiable Excellent celery TOST*!_____________ 1 Sale* Potltion* Open No eiporwnce necetaory Poly graph requited AMtlocret Motorcar* H i 1X0________ HO 000 plu* per year t aecu*lve Management Trainee Send retume' to Jack Richard*. Vice Pre* . PO Hoi M l. f. Ft MTSO_________ 1to 000 plu* pe' yea' Eioculive Management Trainee Send retume lo Jock Richard*. VIC* Pro* . PO Boa M l, Longeood FI MM0 CENTURY It KISH HE AL E STATE FOR RENT t Bdrm apart men I furnished 1100 00 per Furn Apt* ter Senior CHumt H I Palmetto Ave J Cowan No Phone Cell* Lev*ly l kdrm. Compiale privacy S*0 waak ♦ tecurlty III M l Me* __________ LUSH CARDEN SETTING 1 Bdrm 1 Bdrm ....... Furnithed Apt* „ Energy Efficient SINGLE STORY BU ILT IN BOOKCASES ABUNDANT STORAGE SANF0R0 CT. APTS. 323 3301 Wakl v a Ri v er al Kati e' s Landing Elllclency. carpeted e/c. canoe u«e Adwilt no pelt Slit mo SIC) *e< 121 can 1 bedroom Apartment SIM mo . plu* depot!! la* 1*1* lor da toil* 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent SUL SAVE m i Rani New and I*|4yl Thlt Limited Speculi Energy EtfMteot. 1 Bdrm I Bath Apartment* ONLY......................5419. 1 bdrm , I bath else available W/ Oecerittve Wall Cavering*. Built M Beck case Plant* at Her age, Wa*her/Dryer Hack up. and Carper! WaterWO* Accepted 3211911 OfliAdo toil fit* 365-4411 BAMBOO COVE APTS M* I Air per I Bled PHONE M1CCN. MSCCdt EliteWncy tram 1)*) me Dttceenl ter Seafee cm lent MASTERS COTE------- 323-7900 1 bdrm apaclmanl. U M per month. TM dapotlt Laasa Can Ml : Lg 1 bdrm , nawty ramodaKd. new kitcha". w w carpet air, t m * sec »D B S Park A va . RIDGEWOOD ARMS AFTS. Limited Tim* 0«l| •y oft First Months Rant 1M0 R dgawood Ava Sanford. Fla CALL M) 0CM..~........ — ------ - M l aasi Monday thru Friday I lo ) TO Saturday from 18 to 1 Spacious Apartment* Minutes from Hwy ICM Lakafronl. pool, tennis, adults, no pats, laundry Starting al SKA a mo Cali TO *Tel to toe___________ l and 1 bdrm Also furnlshad attic Wncy from STS week SIM deposit No pelt Call M l CMT S TPM al)P tlm tnq_________ 1 bdrm , largo living room kltchan with appHanca* DM month r dapoHI Ml MM 1 Bdrm . I balh. carport, all a p p l lin c t t furnithed washer dryer hook up S17J per month Call 7*5 TOCT 3 bdrm I balh nice area 1M0 1 bdrm/I balh now duplet sic) W# have alWr rentalil United SaK* Ataoc . Inc REALTORS............. Ml Mi l 1 Bdrm.. I Bath. Deluae Apt D M tecurlty dapotlt U70 per month Call M l SIM 1 Bdrm . 1 bath, wall lo wall ccrpat. yard 11*0 par week. Include* all utllllK* Sacurlfy dapotlt I1M Call M l COD or M l t*cT 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent CENTURY 11 KISH REAL ESTATE c Bedroom home MOO 00 par month _____________ Deltona 1 bdrm/1 balh lias E Normandy Bird Control air. porch, lane ad Conran lam to *hoping No pet* ■** A W 0 tecurlty dtpotll 371 CS1B. I l l CSTJ____________________ OUPLEX 1 Bdrm , I Bath Frtth air, groat for kid* Call M l TOT* or M l 7*1) Hlddan Lakt beautifully rated 1 bdrm 1 both homo cantral air hoot, appHanca*. calling tan*, blind* screened porch fenced yard M l l«*S a a a IN DELTONA a a a a a HOMES FOR RENT a a a a ST* 104 a a _____ LAKE MARY AREA/HIDOEN LAKE 1 Bdrm . 1 balh. ana car gar age. new amanl Hat. all appliance*. MM par month Cell Ml CMC Lake Mary Near SCC. tingle or ccupla D M par month with SlMdapokH Call M IPS* Lake Mary 1 Bdrm . 1 Balh. m pet* Wallace Crttt Realty, Inc REALT OR.......... MIPS77. To list Your Business... Diol 322-2611 or 831-9993 Additions A Remodeling REMOOtlING SPECIALIST WaHandK The WhoK Ball Of Waa B. E. LINK CONST. 322 7029 Fence INSTALL SI L L A REPAIR Cyprat* „.Cham Link.....Wood Fence ns-STii________ aaaaaaoaaaaaaaa Build a Bigger Butmaatl Hie Tha Mar aid Clatki tied* CALL TOOAY Ml M il ^ ^ M n a n o n j^ v a K P ia ^ ^ Appliance Repair Allans Af pifinct S*nw« I* kr Service M* I eft a Charge _ i T J f _ a ^ j* 4 i* D jT * * e i)_ Health A Beauty TOWER'S B I A U T T SALON FORMERLY Marr'aft'e Beauty Nook ))SE IttSI Ml STD Carpentry _________Cell STa I M l_________ LI VE IN H O USE KE E PER 4 AIOE for involld lady Hater once* required Cell M l Talc N E E D E D Mature, non amoklng women to cere ter I children lull lime M my home Must have treniporletion end ret trance* Cell 11) Me* be twean » > PM heeded EaperKneed rooters w.lh own hand toot* A Iron* penal ton Call i l l SCSI_______ New Breech el Netleael Ce. need* ) peopK tor high Income tales W* train Cell Monday. 11 New Ce Needs Salespersons ard Appt Setters E acel cam Ceil III D M . * I PM Lowe s I aterminator's, E O E _______ Perl Time Cater mg Hale Re tpaniibi* adults, mete or lemele Seme food prepare tion end service Varied days and evening hours, including w t s k t n d t Cell 111 1**) Beck's Ceterleg, ter ap A GREAT OI FTI Hava Her Kltchan RamaPalidf Alt typo* of Cei pantry Roe lane ON Price* I aear Knead............. Reference! Vary RaffabCa...........TO-CF1TX1* Ah typo* kf car pan If y A ra modeling IT yrt tap. Call RkherdGrota lit MT1 Cleaning Service Head Carpet Cleaning Living. Dining Ream A Nall SIS** fell A Chair, i l l M l MR* HOUSE NEED HELP? Horn* Improvement Callwr a BmMlag A No Jab Tea Akkili 111 Burton Lai ______niecn_____ Sami RaWrad Cantr actor wants •mall ramgdaiing |obt Raa MTttbM Bud CabalLTO «iS l THOMAS A THOMAS Hama rtpau *loaning, lawn cart Call Mi IM* Home Repairs CARPENTER Repair* and To clean up your problem* Call TO tor* Can M l kkcl Law t aft*, white glove work Memtenant a of all fypaa ' RUUDS- Ta -OeRai Carpentry, pauvllng plumbing CleantU»a«e I* naif Ta Oedlmetl and electric M l COM Law Rata* Part limt/ Full time Earn 1 )\ or m a r t c a m m l i s l a n s Supervisor position* avail abla C a l l Mr Metre i *00417«*ge. le t FLia Personal Lina* Service Rap needed by local insurance agency Salary span Group insurance with denial, paid bonder* and vacation Call O l STM____________________ CALL NOWI 3394HOO Landclearing Scoofar' a Houaa C loaning Base Cleaning, laundry win dow*. cabinal* file, ate Good Work Low ReK« 331 eat* O I NI VA L A N O C L E A R I NO Lat/LandcMarmg Fill dirt Tapaoll Ponds Drain dKha* SiM PrapcratMn Call R I W S Lais (Marpd drainage or pond* dug PIU dirt, local Alta gaidaa geM back kaa A amid bag. M M P M AM AM II. THORNE LA N D C LIAR IN O P I LL OI RT a CLAY A SHALE H A IIl ING M l M il Electrical Aaythmg Itachkal. ltikca ItTIl Eilimalat lC Hr Sorvlca Call* Tam's IfacCrfc Sarvka TO ITS* CONTEMPORARY ELECTRIC Comgtafa C Metrical Service* TV A TeMphone* H I 1STT D A S E Mettle Now A remodeling Oddi IIona lent, aacurity UghU. Ilmar* piu* all aKc tarvicaa Qualify k v ik * licanaad A Bonded RHONE W0RR Pari lima No aapartnea hoc** aery wtr tram Sat appoint mania tram our Longwood Office Starting salary from 1*14 to STM par hr Im mathata pay raimt lor mote who fry harper Potential St* par hr within a wkt Call Jim Cook AM M X 93— Rooms for Ren! a COUNTRY SETTIN O P Largo 1A 2 Brtnn Apart moats Adutt Lekav lew Family PeelsMa ArenabK Haw Open W ttfctnds. AND LET AN EXPERT DO TH E JOB __________ Hampton Garden* All po*ltfon* Apply In perton Mon Frl, III i a«! 1st street______________ JANITO R IAL FLOOR WAX1R to help clean rate" store Morning* Tomtom, s doyt o wook Idool lor r t l l r t d . teml retired Sanlord oroo Coil ST* SHI _ _ _ _ _ LABORERS ASSEMBLERS WAREHOUSE WORKERS Assignments ovollebi* In Sen l o r d . L a k e M a r y and Longwood area No fee Ablest Temporary Service Mi T * e O _ _______ ________ LABORERS Strong rollobio. gtnerol laborer* needed Im mediately Oltterenl location* Phone end tran*portellon a mutt Never a lee Apply I m In Com pinions N *a t *4. Wfc’re accepting applications for Lovely pool home to thoro Everything turmthed Couple. STS. tingle SR per week Ceil STCAliS ________ SANFORD Roam mete to there ccmlorieble home ST00 Per month, * piu* t/J utllltie* Cell m*S7* _________ CONSULT OUR landscape Lebecera SITS hour Full time position M l SIM____________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA ★ CENTRAL OFFICE CLERA Sanlord Airport. SS 00 on hr Needed Immediately Send resume' lo PO Boa I SOT, Sanlord FI »T T I GIRL FRIDAY Full tlmo tor busy construction oltlco C o n ilru d lo n background helpful For mtorvWw tell REUY SERVICES W 2339 Discount Department Store ★ 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t 91— Apart m«ntt/ House to Share Lawn Sarvlce ACE LAWN SERVICE Cleaning Thai* king Far Mums Frag EiHMtla*.............MS-Mil BEAT THE H EA T! D m v r , .t * iiflfSaf1 1, CaN CJmstiiR lies. ConpUt* Lna C*it 3234401 Lawn Service Paving Lawn Malnfananc* Landscaping Burt Hog Mowing 1C* MM asphalt pav in o in c. LAWNS MOWED & TRIMMED Grading, paving, teal coaling, tinging, driveway*. A parking Ml* F raaEU Ml ICM Spring Yard Clean ape TO I* » •aaaaaaaaaoaaaa Build a Bigger BuVnati! Use Tha Harold ClactdKd* CALL TODAY 111 M il ....................... .... i n n 1 f Plastering a ALL Phase* al Ptattertng a Rapa'' Slwcta. Hard Ce*l. Simula fed Brick Ml l*t) Plumbing Masonry BEALCancrata 1Man Qualify Operation Pat>ot Driraway* Day* 1)1 TIM Eva* MT IMI E X P E R T CONCRETE SWMKP jlio driveway tldtwelk Beau Monde Conti Ca "W t are m* kart" Ml MM Nursing Care OUR R A T E S A l l LOWER Lekevww Nvr*mg Canter *1* E Second S I. Sanferd m in i______ Painting A Way Ta laeal Betl Wark Best Price* Me wallpapering, pawling. ♦ meet Ra). Vary XaNaMa. .m s -h i t xw P A IN T IN G •r o n o id •UISURIO •LiCSNUO •AIM M NIlAl W.Q. TRIBBY OVIEDO FLA MA1AA1 Meet# Painting A Wall Repair You bay malarHll Wa supply labor Ta 1 A V 1 1*1 __________ MS >7)1__________ Heu*t Pawling Inf A Eat X) yrt gap. Sam Cnty araa Free ttt Don Adam*. Ml ePM POLAND P AINTING Spraying Patthing ___ Gwtfprwork Free ItftmaM* M l Tea* Retptnaiblt Man and kafpar will pa ml your Hama or Autwat* ate Give your probKmt ip ut WE CARE Qualify wark. M yr* tap MT MST Lit cpnf ★ T0HY C0RIH0-APrafetaKnal CetHm Pawling Serving Central Fla Mr ISyrt with campMM qualify pamiiig ter vet* Qualify a Mutll Special Wan Caaimg XU «on a IvO Ci Pfumkmg SarvMg a Raaair a Raglaca e Ramadal a Free EtltmaMa a T O M B a Secretarial Sarvica all Ware Helper Secretarial A Service* .......M il* * ) Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Claanars Sawing Machine Repair* all make* M yrt eipanenca In hemal Retired Ml *171 SprinkleiS/Irrigation ABOUT TIM E IRRIGATION Hew Intlaiia'irt* FraaEsf E apart Repair* of Complete Sprinkler System* Timor* Pump* Etc tt)l* M Tile AMTI LE Car am k UK tale* A Inttellellen Bath, floor*, remodeling repair* Lot* of •l i t*, daiign*. pattern*, grout* tailing malarial*, claanars ctm tnl. mastic, thlntal inaiallaliani Shaw roam. MT E 31th S t. Sanlord John Parker. TiM Contractor M l DOC or art ret* Sceftmena TIM- Ceramic. Vk Aibathi* ale Intlallad A paired t a p . rat. IK. Fi estimate* IT ) de l Tree Service AM Ire* Sare.a. And M*< C a ll A lta r C P M.. (CHOIS TRIE IIR V IC I Fra* Etfimateti Law Prlcatl lie Me, k'vmp (krindmg.Teal M l m * day ar MM JOHN ALL I NS LA WN A T RI « Dud tree removal Lie A In* Fra*at) Ml D M I �E v e n in g Herald. Sanlord. FI. KIT N'CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wright Lak* Mary >1 the Creu.ng 14 K t t l l ) bdrm.. 1 bath. gr**f rw n U W n w .B H W Sanford Sptcloin I M r n . 14 b*fh. 1)08 vq ft , tnorntovi k llth tn , * « h # f dryff hook up newly r t m M t lr t . dot* to doom town 14]) per nonfh Colt Ru m 14*1144 or Barry UO 437*______________________ _ SANFORD Sunland £«»»'•« Lovely ] B d rm . 1 Bttti . corjMtod. fenced y#rd. *lr unit, loundry room. con** ntonf to ovory thing, no pat* 17*0 per month Coll 37) «**7_______________________ SUNLAND ESTATES 1 Bdrm . 1 both, carpet. kid* ok. tM ) prr month * eacurtty Avtll 401**3) Coll X* H04 1 Bdrm . | both VIII# I eor gorago. accott lo pool «nd torvti* court U » prr month ptu* dopotll of t »0 Coll 111 1474____________________ ) b d r m , 1 bath central air •hoot, garage. well lo nail torpot, 1445 mo , IBS «0* 4714 t bdrm 3 both Control air Waahor/D ryrr, tanerd yard, icroonod porch, tonni* |44) » ) 11)0____________________ 1 bdrm . I both, garage no pttt 141) mo • drpotlt S74M>*. or If# 7301__________________ 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent • T OWNER 1 bdrm . I bath. Rattnanca or ostum* |to% tit mortgage Own#r Hill held Ind at 13% wf IK 38% down lot 400 Can H t 147*_______________ Far sal* by Owner In Loch Arbor A largo 4 bdrm houo* •nd 1 ton Owner h III finance. Location Is It] Cryttol Vtow East Call tor Intormotten )H 1*7 IMS _ e i e ii o e s STEmpeR DUPL EX Positiy* cash Ho h O wner Hill Imanco Set )00 with i t ) 888 down .T t> HALL IB t i l l ESTATE M44TV. MK eiMte# ii m a t itpievisa COOL REALTY»REALTOR 107-M obile Homes / Rent WE LIST A N D 1ELL MORE HOME! THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY Bath In th t country Air, patio, ntnr venool no pot* R»ftr«nr*t W t W > m m jk m 111 — Resort/Vacation Rentals Mountain Horn# In City of M#ndor*onvtllo. N C or monthly rtntai Call 17? 4>A_______________________ Ntw Smyrna Reach t»agant 3 story ocean view Home U W ak m i W . Of #04 4 » loot 113— Storage Rentals Mini Wirthouses a up tn a o * 117— Commercial Rentals BUI LDI NG 14 * M Zoned Lt Industrial or Storage a/ Of he# m tU donfy Bdrm . 1'» Ntft. ler^e fenced yerdf IS.ooo deem. t i l t Mo P lTlf « 17\ A#proi 71 f f f Move n#M ml 154.30# i All fhe •iff 1111 Aiiwm t na qualify inf f Almost newt 147. MB 323-5774 i S IN G L E ST O R Y L IV IN G l u x T ttm i to fil Tout N m 4s ! furnished oi Unlunwahed Carport! Pt u , I f Patla! Lmh Landicaprng P*ti Childrrn W ATER B E O l ACCEPTED) Call......... 3211911 a G EN E V A OSCEOLA RD a ZONED FOR MOBILES! S Acra Country tracts Wall treat an or rod Rd M S Dawn I* Trt at U N I From I II 10*1 II you ara looking tor a sue costtvt Caraor In Pool Eslata. Stonstram Rtklt* It looking tar you Call Lao Albright today at » 114M Evinlngt H ) >003 break last nook, tamily room on t acre • lot is* *oo go LOOK at mu I Bdrm I bath on toncod C0" w tot Walk to c o n v e n ie n t and VA appraisod JUST R IG H T FOR TO U ) Bdrm l ' » bath brick horn# Is ready and priced right at S44 HXJ Recently redecorated Large lot Call to see CALL BART REAL E ST AT E REALTOR 333 »*** t#<u#d O w m tr w ill bACk h # ip A il l f t g I d 500 ★ 744# Vanford A v# ASSOCI.VTKS h»; REALTOR ' foreclosure Sale Mortgage Co nanls a contract on this custom buill 1 bdrm i bam home on) acres si l l OOO No points No Owalllylrig. No Hasslesl Assume FHA M>g on this fantastic 1 bdrm I bath ell la homo Garage patio, common pool tonnit IS )*00 bdrm/] bath patio home Walk to s h o p p i n g A L a k e Monro* F HA approv IS*. 100 a LISTFOR LESSa 6% STENSTROM Otticn to Rent REALTY-REALTOR Sinford's Sain li.d«r ISA) Park Dr Santard Tn E B M SUNDAY...JUNE 9...1 lo 5 PM S12 GROVEWOOO DR. COUNTRY VILLAGE CASSELBERRY I acre PR I )tt 800 W Malictowckl REALTOR 333 7**) 153— Acreage Lois/ Sale 17008 dwn 'l i f t mo S acre, DO It p a v t d r d frontage, nomenfelno mobiiaal 13) *040 t acre), partly cleered wafer A electric 13) 000 By 33) MM ★ (305)321 0041 321-3833 Licensad Salas Pewpl* Needed! 1*4 W Lake Mary Blvd All Jyn b h s (305) DIRECTIONS From It/tJ go West on Lab* Mary Blvd . North an Sir Lear owe. Right on Anthony, Rrgnt la Gravawee* to t il. Sign *w prapartyl Tour hail ass will ba Katby Hannamanw Mon th r u m . M t* ft4M 7...............w m lilt I M I Drive* ... Orange City JU1T O FF IA A T O RA NOt C I T Y I X I T f t r REPO! REPOt ) bdrm . ) bath mobile horn**. It** mo Som* aiwmabl* Call A a*k lor Mr O r * 0 , 3)1 I t H FREE C R E D I T C HE C K BY PHONE I E a i y qualifying Celt A aak tor Mr Orr. tor Ml III* WOWt 3 b drm , 3 bath new double w i d e matonl l* ihlngled root flrapltt*. It) *88 Cali A atk for Mr Orr «Of M l 3134 U3E0I Mobil* Home! itartlng at t)W0 Call A aik for Mr Orr *84 M l 317* • q u a l cm n#r«hip bat it AAj i i # monthly p#ym#nH U#t#t| • U Y R O W with ##«l#r FHA J b d rm ATTENTION FAMILIES Enjoy Country Living Again | bA»h horn# : Bjitti, l» r g # LlfcNtn. iir#pl#c# utility room, I car g« r« g« . guHrf tprn#f, frtg&aki Call 771 noo or 37)01*7 BY O W N E R TREM ENDOUS TERMS WILL CARRY ) 7 Bath. Pool Bdrm Hi gh blult v ir g in w o o d ), o.tk m a g n o lia , p a lm M agnificent p ro p e rty A p p ro x im a te ly aSO It on river C loie to co u n try boat ra m p and m a rin a C u r rently toned A 2 Ideal ip o t lor lu x u ry condos bom* #<r condi ftan#r n«M natye hy#t»r with volar O v»r 1700 iq ft L A H urry *nd C a II 127 l eke M a r y H ig h School A ft * ) B d r m , ) B A fh l K if t r c d p o o l $350,000 DeBary Realty M is (305) 668-6333 IS D ELTO N A R E N T A L JE A N N E M E. CAPIZZI. GRI, R E A L T O R Lie Real Estate Broker H O M ES A V A IL A B L E •4 Hw y. 17 92, DeBary, F lo rid a Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath, garage, lam lly room, screened porch and much more. F ro m S500/mo. I'oniiK't Md/rfnnrir at C a II tor m oft information on th i* a n d o t t a n G rad y Brawn Raaltyr 777 l l l f ar 771 1«!l t O N G W O O D 3 b d rm 1 bath H»w roof L ow 'down payrn#nt O mn • r 11r i m c i n g 14 ?. Id# JJI i n t ■ *iW SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS. YES, YOU CAN AFFORD THAT GET-AWAY INVESTMENT IN SUWANNEE RIVER COUNTRY! Now Available • For A Shod Time Only! 2 4 . 3 A 5 Act* Tracts All Tricts • 5235 5395 Down, 5695109 M o., 10.9% Fmincini. All Tracts, Cash Prices - 56.370 to 510,195 llo lt o iin C o rp . Ile a lt y Co. FROM *315 1 Rental Oflice . 323-2920 pV eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiMiaeeieeeeeeee itiM K p w F # k h a t N i m y W i n i l M i i i w s •Am y w fw hw i ha f7rn M IB IWI peaM mMAk e*a*h ■ n mm mt mi uka aIh I1 *••••••••••••*••••••■•••••••••••• FO B C0 L 0B B B O C lH JB f, D IB tC T IO N S A N D P B IZ E I N F O B M A T I O N , C A L L T O U F B E E RIOIITERED R I A L E I T A f l RROK1 R 1-800-255-LAND (5263) or 0-904-378*4814 (collect) ) ' 4220 S omjt NDO W0VI L? SANFORD Rick TKompean llcenaed leal Ittgfw Brakar M M Waokat ry Rowd. Suit* 1 7 . GolnaivUI*. H o .Id . 33107 COMPLETE FRAME AND CONCRETE BLOCK CALL MR. ASH TODAY ASH’S SPECIALS S81.J 08 The CEDAR The SPACIOUS 3A Ml.SOO 2 B e d r o o m s , 1 B a th L iv in g A re a 7 6 8 S q . Ft. 3 B edroom s, 2 Bath B lo c k Construction 1583 Sq. Ft. Under Root ( 43.too ( 45,000 ’ Ot.OOO 6 6 8 -6 3 3 3 i CB - i : i .- i " J E A N N E M E. C A P IZ Z I, G RI. R E A L T O R Lie Real Estate Broker COMPLETE FRAME COMPLETE BLOCK 14 Hwy. 17 07, DeBary, Florida ONLY ONLY 30 Yeare O f Dependable (Service T o D cB n ry And Deltona. Member D cltary And Deltona Cham bers O f Commerce 322-2420 I YOJ 10 ACRES ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONTAGE, DEBARY young O n Ca%*#*b#rry golf (O utba Atov# in nith no monyy down on DeBary Realty 1 Bdrm 1 bath hama with spill bdrm *lan. control aie/haat, lali a* room B Itoragt. paddi* M Jv v A f Adult Mobil* Homo Park MODUS ON DISPLAY B«#ufiful 4 bdrm . 7 bAth with k IR# Wit lit*. r 1ii* rntjr hornt lot 4%. Why pay m#r*f Coll USA today lot F R t t 3 /1 M int C o nd itio n. C to ig T o I r Z 'l Price R edu ced T o tdZ.SOO Lithe M erle E it p T e i, C oirsm unlly W ater, M anicu red N e igh b o rh o o d 7 /1 Beautiful H o m e O n Lot lOOstJS Sheltered B y M a n y M atu re Shade Tre e s 3 7 Deltona A s s u m e O1^ Loan Clean. Neat O w n e r H a s M o ved O ut O I State 7 /7 A/C. P a n elled L iv in g Room I Bedroom , 1 B a th E lfic le n cy Apartm ent F o r M o m O r Dad 14f— Commercial Properly / Sale 110 088 x) *3) na* 321 0759 E ve 322 7643 Owner A i *oc_C a M_ IJO >47) BY O W N E R U 4 W J BtJrrn s ★ KH <37 till 157-M o b ile Homes / Sale Nic* tot tout" of Santord Fruit trae! wall. 100 X 1JF Ltd in.*08 You pay d o lin g coil. CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 a lt# N C W S M V K N A B EACH Draitlcaily reduced I 7 oca*" front turni»had Condo 11000 down B e a c h ild * R e e ity, m-*7T. 151— Investment Properly / Sale ★ USE HERALD L k . *AAl CtfAfA B fdtt c A 'p o r t ★ HOME SWEET HOME CAN STILL COST LESS THAN S4S.000 DISCOVER DELIGHTFUL DdBARY, JUST A SHORT RIOE O N THE INTERSTATE 127-Office Rentals Sanford Naar BeauMul 1 bdrm , 7 bath custom homo on l*a wooded acral Flraplaca. tat In kltchan plus many iifrii 11)80 down with paymants ot 1)08 01. principal A tnlarast Amort*ltd tor X roars, luasad on 1 j ARM at 4M*ng pr*ca Ot 100 MO ALL tg .ire , or* nagotiabla No returnable otter ratusad Sail or willing to pay all closing costs For dttofla. call Mary Burkhart Realtor Aiwcialo wall Itroot Ca ) l l too) Attor hawr% m root BATEMAN REALTY fw l#* I N (T E D Own#r Itnanting 'prim# ar*a IT# 400 34# SH7_____________ Na R A A IA A A bit R l l 4 t 4 i l Beautiful country *attmg 1 bdrm . 1 bath kitch rqv.p carpat carport Nic# qu'at neighborhood AUlhQjAA aoo 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale COMMERCIAL 1P E C I A U 1T LAKE MARY R E A L T Y B O B t A L L je ................ m t ia a For So‘e Clcn* to downtown kntord and hotpltal Amerl can Steel b'dg 1)00 *4 ft GC t tat t l i U f . 1 ) 1 880 Call 313 177] after ) Pm H o rta t ok b a th on 1 aertt ★ •i *a b !11h•d n* Iohbo17ioo d Campultniod Marhat Analy lit ot yovr homo REALTO R >01 H imes For Sale 141 — Homes For Sale COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Reg R C Broker ......... W *311 OPEN SUNDAYS* I to I PM SIS W ISth street Sanlord FI 11771 BRAND NEW HOMES on the PARK 1 bdrm. 1 bath, largo pOrch Leet* option Ritar meet 1,00 Call attar ) 111 HI j R E D U C E D FOR QUICK SALE! I l l # n tw J bdrm f bA** btk . 125— For Lease Reasonable and convenient W IN Mapte. Sanford 171*9*? 471 A Lake Mary Boulevard Suit# 4, 1300 month Im mediate occuoarwy 177 770* • BT OWNER ] bdrm 1 bath sell* plan garage cor-wr to* lots Ot If**! good neighbor tone* assumable no quail tying pncod In mid sad s Call 33) 08)7 U t .ee go m s PARR AVE ...... Sanlord *01 Lk. Mary Bird Lk Mary ' J Seniors *r Singles buy this now 1 POOL large oak ire*! shad* this 1 Bdrm 1 bath home Hardwood doors, knotty pin* kltchan cablnats breereway togaraga.guarry t*to floor 322-2420 l M 4*.*00 08 CALL A N Y T IM E i No quAllfying Htw J bdrm , J INVESTORS Now } story lusu ry Duplet 1 bdrm 3 bath eech 11.000 a mwith Income potential Its 080 o ' bast otter V a ry i COmp#tltlvt prlCM kt v%prk# oyjt your nmhpm# ___ __ LAKE MARY Nice and cloort J bdrm . I bath, sc re e n room CM *, attic Ian Fonctd back yard dow ntow n 4 i Lov#lf 3 Bdrm 7 bath yaifh gryaf room f rtplatf #At In altchfn dini ng r o o m . bAAutlfxrl woodad kW |2f #00 PHONE 323 8463 1 Properly Management C* ) Bdrm . J bath ottlce Sanford N<* 3 w th living room dining room panatod family room, laundry roam workihoo Call for In formation 3381181 or i n a*]7 so *00 v heal offer Wallace Cr**i Fealty Inc Lie. Beal Kktat* Breker kpr Quality criftmAnihip and Yeur Full Service Real Ellal* 118888 80 POOL LOCH * 4 1 0 ) I I * . *80 Aiaumabt* Wartgag* u » 0 aowrt owner will hale Ind at 10V 1 bdrm , t bam 1 100 44 ft on 1 ) acre 184 Vine wood Drive 11) 3*0) Lovely 1 Bdrm country horn* with yard and big garden are* Affordable monthly pa>m*nt% Call **) IM* __ . ; 5 ' b j ;3 2 1 -3 8 3 3 KISHREALESTATE d r N aw C kfp tl —__ nr 141 — Homes F or Sale KW DOWN PAYMENT o ! 7464 HW Y 17 f 7 THIS IS THE ONEt I bdrm 1 bath ham# with split bdrm plan, oaf In kitchen, gam# room, firoolrc, ft),*04 / i 141— Homes For Sale NEW HOME ftrepiic*1' £•fheefre<I CellIvkgrtf G R E A T LOCATION! I bdrm 1 bath with kldnay l hr pod pawl. retreWton roam. Iiroplac*. control air I’haat M1.38* W ILL BUILD TO SUIT* TOUR LOT OR OUR1I EXCLUSIVE A G E N T FOR W IN S O N C DEV CORP. A CENTRAL FLORIDA LEAO ER i MORE HOME FOR LESS M O N E TI CALL TOOAYI I f * * 1 S RAMBLE WOOD 7 STORY with sparkling pool• Hu^* stone 1 PECTACULARI 1 bdrm H* both townham* with ool in kltchan. tun parch, cam mum •y pool A tennis courts t i l .100 121— Condominium Rentals POOL ASSUME NO OUALI F YINOf J STUNNING! 1 Bdrm I both Kama with eitra largo utility, control eir/hoat Nncod yard Retail A Office Space WO up to 2 ooo %q ft also storage avail able > a 4409_______________ S P A R K L IN G e *i Acre end lerfe ) bdrm h#m#l H v ft m itltr bdrm Fireplece' Cenfrel Heei/eirf I wer ksbees f Asswmt m QsiAiitymf « / lew Mt U 4 M SanIord'i Sain lead** E 1 SHOW I NO I ) Bdrm 1 bath ham* with paddi* Ians, at I in hilchln, control air/hoot, largo deleft 1S4.M4 . ------------------------- E 141— Homes For Sale III TOU RU0 TOMOW — H i OoBory ] bdrm I bam F la room , utility , a ir hoot c ar por t . SI S. *30 A l t e r 1PM 4*8 4430 CAL LANT T I ME REALTOR JM4»*I LIST WITH Ull — Z = ! i Santord Usa your imaglnatianl ] bdrm t bath horn* A ] bdrm . 1 bath rental ham* Scar garage utility building pool, on 4 S acrei I year bom* warranty Additional * acra! alsaayallabia STENSTROM 1 B d rm , P t 1 f— t = 1 Wall Street Ca...... 321 5005 A C R E A G E IN V E S TM E N T P R O P ER TY s — 1 If fW Lake Mary May* up to tovoly C a r d i n a l Oak* A r eal bargain Sollor v a ry 1 Bdrm 1 Bath horn* nith malioatod ) bdrm . ) bath COOL SPARKLI NG POOL | oplit ptan. with 041 in kilchan J*vt privacy tone* Must sa* Intortlt ratot or* down Now us.ooc II tht tima to buy U l l 000 O T H E R HOMES, LOTS. Nlcr 1 Bdrm. Appllanctt, tertonad patio. Irto loon car*, loundry 1X 0 HI H U tut Sunday, J u n g *, IT B J -7 B M l — H im es For Sale 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent $ 2 * 1 9 , 1 8 0 9 , 3 4 6 HOME OF T H E M ONTH •HOM E OF T H E M ONTH ■ h n i MAKE YOUR DREAM A REALITY The Value Won’t End At Mid-Night .Aft l? m HICKORY STILT KEN SING TO N 3 Bedroom s, 2 Bath 1284 Sq. Ft. Under Root 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, 2019 Sq. Ft. Under Roof AC With H EA T PUMP, Wall lo Wall Carpal Quarry Tile Foyer, Doouble Car Oarage % V LOVELY 2 BEDROOM. 1 BATH, ENCLOSED 130.900 POOL. AWNINGS ANO MORE LIKE NEW HOME — 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME NEAR COUNTRY CLUB. OVERSIZE LOT ON CUL DE SAC IN A QUIET AREA. 10x10 P A T IO .......................... 853,600 * 4 5 ,1 1 6 $ 3 3 , 0 5 1 C O M P LETE NEAR PROVIDENCE PLAZA - 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME WITH ENCLOSED PORCH IN FINE CONDITION. FURNITURE NEGOTIABLE . WORTH SE E IN G .................... 852,600 CO M P LETE PHONE 8 6 9 -4 4 4 4 Complete Kental And Management Department LOW PAYMENTS AND WELL. SE P T IC 6 LOT PAY O F F M AY BE IN CLU O EO IN YOUR M O R TQ A O E IF Y O U R E Q U IR E DELTONA CORPORATION •mt a*i k■*<■**efVMi REALTY C O M PA N Y p ig m u t i t a n ano*m M IS A TI 101 D ELTO N A BLVD., DELTO NA, FL ( 305) 574-6656 m HOME OF TH E M ONTH - HOME OF T H E M ONTH i U lA llO R CALL MR. ASH TODAY! O RLAN D O M O D EL CENTER 361 Wait Hffhwgy 434 m .'H ’o m r± < < fn c . . i 21 J V 3 U u Ja S Modal* To Sae ORLANDO M O D E L CIR 351 W. Hwy. 438 Altamonte Springe Vfc Ml. W. Of 1-4 AitimenlR Spring). Ftsrida J2 7 J* / / ^ * % I •" * * * * �• •♦ f • 6 — E v e n in g Herald. Sanford, FI. 157-Mobile Homes/Sale Sunday, Juno f, IM S 117— Office Supplies / Equipment brand now W i l l f ft tong Can M l Motor m tlHovo* 195— Machlnery/Tools L iffn l Htw . 4 . (had Mobile Homo Dtalar in thtt Ai m . ... 1 Famine* -------Adult* n w w w t» n ......... m in t 157— Reel Estate Wanted Mom* Rant ml option to bvr Middle roupfa leturlfy 4 Oft * Ml « » 111— Appliances / Furniture Appliance* Far tala all la •ttallan* caerdttton 4 laity guaranteed................. I l l *}*» WILSON MAILIt FUtNIIURt in in «. h i »r .... mmi PIANO Bor R adar * ft . U M ttaw di sc I t IE, S H I , othar aryjtpmani avallabto 1W feoa AMIlfy Kannata P O 4a i Jff. I l l TIM Oilaan. Fla IMta F R E E to good boma 1 yr m motor# Carman Shapbard Moved beoka and N>ada Call » l Ilia lrut Oatoanaraa Wblto pH bull wilti black on taco 4 tall Mato. 1 y n old Family pot Howard M ila n 201— Horses Qvartor Moraa Mara Appendi« raglilered 1 yri. It Kendi Green broke, eacollenl du pofitlon 4 manner* Would m a l e oec el le nt hunt 'll FordMuatang Air, Automatic, a C yl No Money Down....... um COURTESY POWTIAC. m T I I I f l AAX^Ratacior Wagon” *0 000 ml 1 Owner Loaded SlffS COURTESY PONTIAC MI III) •ft Voikrwagon Rabbit I Owner Hall Dam age No Money Oown ItffS 219— Wanted to Buy Ctottao*. Paperback m ttM 221— Good Things to Eat Poet U Pick, t l bu .Sot . June I. corner Baardall 4 Kentucky Ave Eait of Sanford Airport Ml JOle iafctoi Ter tele Ptga, am poet*, min. berroa Wllce tele*. Wwy aaW. MI4AH 213— Auctions FOR ( S T A T E Commtrcl ol or Rtildenllel Auction* 4 Appreltali Coll Oall l Auction M l M » ______ Utad Withert Parti 4 Service tor Kennwrei.......... . H I tot; MOONEY AP P U A NC C I 215— Boats and Accessories iOO VonHsf d Ave. CONSIGNMENTS WI L C O M f I Alum Kroon room. *400; T V entonna, awning*, utility fa bio A m l K Ml IfW For Sato 1 braided rug*. a*klng *10 each Ona chair, atk ing t l Coll Ml MM Indutlrlel tawing machine toll ofl. aatra parti. *400 Call Satolllt* TV lyitama Complyla All you Financing N SI.IW O PUnlvKtam i llaa 231— Cars 321459) Bid CfiOitP No Dfdit? Wf FINANCE NATIONAL WTO SALES 1120 S. Saflfwd 321 4075 t l Chevrolet Cavalier Low Milage Me Money Down 27TH STREET FURNITURE Yard Solo Sat June ttti. t I o clock Ilf W IVd S I. San ford Lewnmower*, Ion*, clotha* 4 loti of mlae i r Bool Steering Wheel 4 cable Wired toa ahrlmplng f i l l 00 Coil m i rue a a COLOR T I E R VIS lOt! a a liaai COURTESY PONTIAC . I l l t ill ★ DAYTONA AUTO * ★ AUCTION * Mary f l ............. . Dayton* Beach a a e a a Held* a a a a a a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Xaniltt 11" color tal«vl»l»n Orlg Inal price aver MOO Balanca dug S » « 00 tath or taka ever pay mart i H I mnnth Still In warranty NO M O N E Y DOWN rrae home trial, no obligation Call M I Ufa. day ornlgM. PORSCHE f ll TA R O A to One owner Rudy rod metallic Super *hepe Offered af whototato. 114,000 tvary Wad Mftaal I N PM * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell I * Far mart datalla i a o a m tin 241— Recreational Vehicles /Cam pers n ft motor ow*r tram and C h a in * Can M l rve*_______ ITTI Jaml TRAI LER 4X4 wooded troitowith light* Atklng U » o r bett offer Call M l 441a FORD F IN '*11, * eyettodor. Automatic. •Ik* new. SOW M Mvatang a c y l , p». AAA F M cattail* E ilr a me# *e00 Own , 10 mot to pay eWOMO 'l l F O R O E X T Mint condition Mul' H r Plaaao call baa ru n '01 HONDA CIVIC a dr todan Goad c o r d , A M / F M . air swoo ms fort BILL HICK'S AUTO SALES HOPS French Ave hi a REPOSSESSIONS t a cor but have cradll probtomat Wa have tavaral to cboo*# from and will finance Coll Eric M l COM Thrt Week Onlyl 1*0* EL CAMINO............. .01.4 Otter I iptret June II 243— Junk Cars ■ ILL HICK'S AUTO SALES <(0 t$ French Av* Mi Tat) 241— Recreational Vehicles / Cam pers J E E P C J I ..... Automatic Lavl Edition VI a Wheel Drive CO URTESY FONTIAC-.MS-TII1 C*a<hma« Data** If ft . leH contained. itoap* f. awning, atoctrk |ack. T V antonna. bit* rack M l fKM. aher S or ANY JUNK CARS A TRUCKS •aught From ( I t M4 A mart Call >111*14 ............... n u i n TOP Dollar Paid tor Junk 4 Lltod cor*, truck* 4 heavy OQUtpmont M I SffB WE PAY TO P DOLLAR FOR JUNK C A R t A N O TRUCKS CBS AUTO PARTS I f ! 4W M Ford F IN Pkk Up Truck Seo Ta Babava lift! COURT ESY PONTIAC. M T t lll QUALITY USED CARS! A ▲A A a 1 A A A i a a a A A A A CHEAPER ▼ ▼ ▼▼▼▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼▼ T ▼ 9 ▼ CHUMBLEY’S D IS C O U N T A U TO SALES U Pkk BUcktyt* P m m illr L A E AUCTION COURTESY POfrTIAC.MTIin 237— Tractors and Trailers 235-Trucks / Buses/Vans COURTESY PONTIAC. IM Dll '10 Char, O j UrM spe*d nowtiro* IIW m m i COURTESY PONYIAC M H I I I JE E P C J -1 Automatic Lavl Edition ... ...V/l a Whoal Drive... m m t _ ........ ............. . i J t i n i 223— Miscellaneous 203— Livestock and Poultry Dabary Aata a Marina Salat Acrpta Ibo Hear, top o< hM lit ttwy It-W OeBary aaatui 'W Ford Thunderfeird I Owner No Money Down Sam Hard Crib*. Playpont. Retry lurnllur*. clothing Good Prlcot Alter I PM M l P tl Paying CASM tor j Aluminum. Con*. Copper, Br*«*. Lead. Nowtpapor. Glata. Goto Silver Kokomo Tool, fit W Itt 1 1 go Sat t I MS I too ^rMumger^jM^tH^even^ boot., ere, vanity, tain bad*, pluontora. M I 174J * RENT TO OWN a Color T V * . ataroot, wathar*. dryer l. tafrlgarator, Iraatatl. furniture, video rtcorOari fpeclal III week'* rant if go Allyrnattva TV 4 Aaa* Rental! layrai Itoyytnf Cantor 187— Television/ Radio / Stereo GARAGE SALE Sot. 4 Son ( 4 PM . Toyota leap. *1.000 Bdrm tal. tool!, kltcbon war*, o*t. ate ISM Princeton A,a M I W0» Yard Soto- Sat 4 Sun .Juno M l 4 flti. f AM 1PM.I7F Nolen Si . off CM. at tomner Caramict i m im AUCTION EVERY FRI NIOMT it* w im si............. m »tn 231-Cars Playpont, Etc. Refrigerator Hying room tel m tee* 2 3 1 -C a rs 199— Pets A Supplies FOR SALE Wailao Rerpontlbie party lo lata oyer vplnal piano Eety term* Can be men locally Witt* Cradll Manager. P O Boa«ll. A»tor. FI MOW ■eteadtl toned Apftlancet tram M l WARRANTY BARNC T T t CAUCLBERRV IM iil 110 Mi l 217— Garage Sales 3 AMC CARS ISM fAOI. UMC0RCW0 H WE FINANCE 410 ISM SFIEIT 1981 CORVETTE IN I French A y e ............MS I tot tti* CAAAARO CONVERTIBLE HO engine, automatic trant. rad with whit* tap Orlven dolly A t k l n g 11100 Call Ml ana 4/T. A/C RIM BMlIll TTOE 3- 1983 CHRYSLER FIFTH M ENU Ittof Nka buy at *400 M l 1011 m i V.W *T1 Super Baella angina, rocenl over haul New Body 4 paint |ob. carburetor, gat lank, fuel pump, vollag* regulator, twitch, matter cylinder, brake*, whoal. cylinder, ball lelntt. muffler 4 toll pipe*, clutch pleto, threw out bearing*, d u t c h cabi*. ipeadamaler cable, (/brake Cell M l 14/1 ||. 1985 Chavy Z28 Camaro , . * 1 1 , 9 8 8 1985 Ford Crown Victoria . * 1 1 , 9 8 8 1985 Ford Tempo 4 Dr............ * 7 8 8 8 1984 Ford Thunderfaird......... * 8 4 8 8 12 Morih. 12.000 Mil* limtird Antoniy 1984 Ford Tempo 4 D r. . . . . . > 6 3 8 8 1982 TOYOTA C0C0L1A, 4 0«1.. 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H M WIIN 11.M .I. kM> ■I mp* m m r a t i LU1N4 N flH II.M il. %M> f s W W f*% *m "* I —*f d r f MON. SAT. 10 AM.4:00 P.M. SUN. 12 NOON-4:00 P.M. 3 % B R O K E R ’S C O - O P call vs n o w ! 574-4285 �PEOPLE Evening Herald. Sintcrd. FI. Sunday. Jun* V, IttS — 1C G ro w er Baby's Breath King Recalls Creation Of Empire Built On Delicate Flower M r. and Mrs. Robert M cOlvin Love Story Happiness Is The Key To 70- Year Marriage By Doric D ietrich Herald People Editor ('•ill li a milcHlcme..H celebra­ tion... or may Ik - even a miracle ol s o r t s . Inti In K t t i i n a McOlvin, being tnarilcd to Robert McOlvin lor 70 years lias been nothing less than sublime happiness. A s spunky as they come, the vivacious 89-ycar-old Emma crrittts the bltsslul longrvlly of Iters anil Hubert '• murMiigc and their own well-being hr happi­ ness."No stress and no unbapplncx* adds to life."Emma said “We have had a happy 70 years. Emma said "W e never bad a iptarrrl and he (Hohcn) hits never given me an unpleas­ ant word.*' Although Emma says she anti Hohert have hern through thick and thin including the Great Depression which was "tough." she atlds. "W e h.ive shared e v e r y t h i n g in o u r lives together,'* The Sanford couple celebrated thrtr 70lh wedding anniversary hi ihclr home on .lime 5. They were married on that day In 1015 ai Ibe home of Robert's sister in Fairmont. W. Va Emma was horn In McrriUlown, Pa., and Hubcri was tiorn In Wlnford. W. Va. They moved to Richmond Avenue, east ol Sanford. In 195-1 "W e have lived here (In San for ill lor 31 years anti we've loved every minute ol It. The people are wonderful." Emma says "W e Invert West Virginia, its*. "Emma adds and we -still have lot sol friends there." Robert. 94. retired as lhe superintendent <>1 a mine for t*b rlsio p b e r M in in g Corp., Morgantown, W, Va, In 1944, the McOlvins mover! to Accident. Md., where they owned and operated a 200-acre dairy farm loralMiut 10 years. Robert, a longtime Mason In giM>tl standing. Is the only sur­ vivor ol his immediate family. The rnuplc liave no children. About her husband. Em m a hus this to say: "Ills mind Is ns clear a s a bell, he hus u great appetite a n d a w onderful se n se of humor ..he nlwavs hus had a good sense of humor." Calling herself "only a housewile.*' Emma say# she sang In the choir of I he First United M ethodist Church, San ford , where they arc members, for several years. Her hobby Is knitting which she still does while "watching ihc tube." Friends and neighbors called ou the McOlvins on their 70th wedding anniversary, as well as a niece and nephew from Titusville. Cathy Hemosky made a Ircautlfully embososed tiered wedding rake topped wit It a bride and groom with gold wedding rings According to Dolores Kir chain, a neighbor. "They (Mr. and Mrs McColvInl are a very devoted couple to each other and loved hv all who know them. My lamlly and I have lived In the duplex with them for almost a year and love them like u moil in and lather. These wonderful (x-ople have so murh love and kindness to give — yet ask nothing In return " When Emma says. "W e have never been unhappy." It shows. Ain't love grand ’ B y Su sa n Loden H erald Staff W riter Sanford's Arthur Andres w ho im m ig r a t e d from Germany with 35 rents In his pockrt In 1924 says the real happiness In life Is w hat you create Ills creation Is an e m p ire b u ilt on b a b y ' s breath, the wispy, white liower that's a must for most any floral bouquet or ar­ rangement. Andres at 85. reigns over Ills modest home on Celery Avenue, east of Sanford, that he purchased for $7,882 In 1954 Hut hls wife. f’hrlsta. 40. takes to the 20 . res of lields behind their borne to continue the flow- of baby's breath and rut flowers from their Tartn to a national market. For almost two decades Andres ruled as the baby's breath king. But In recent years others have made It big in the baby's breath business with farms almost 15 times the size of hls I rnn't com|H-tr with them no more: that's for certain." hr said. Hut still we grow baby's breath I'm ton otd to tight competition I don't have to light <otu petition " I'm loo old now. I've gol my share. I told Christa If you want to fight romprtltlnn, you're young yet." lint Andres* move from Pennsylvania to a rented larm In Ovtedo In 1950 was a move against competition. W hen Sn n lo rd grow ers were In a dead heal with each other for a share ol the celery market, Andres, who hail Ix-en nudged out of the floral and landscaping business In Pennsylvania by a post-war expanding m a r k r f that brought an influx of flowers refrigerated and shipped year-round from California and Flotlda. decided to side s u p the competition and pin Ills hopes on a relatively cbscurecrop. baby's breath. It was a shrewd move for this man who called It "sweet llshlng" to have an almost singular hold over hls field. The renown of hls blossoms reached Its zenith when he was called un lo supply baby's breath for the White House wedding of President Lyndon Johnson's daughter l.vnda Bird "You look at It this way." Andres said In hls softspoken G c rm n n -E n g llsh . "when I did come here to Ibis country as a greenhorn I couldn't speak a word of English And then It came In the (Milnt that I got connected with the president's daughter and the W hile House In Washington "It made me feel big From a greenhorn Immigrant to delivering flowers to the While House.” Andres treasures the order and receipt from that deal along wllh failed newspaper cllptng. which noted the fame ol hls blossoms, Those mem­ ories are stashed along with photos, passports and other clip# that chronicle Andres' life front hls boyhood in Germany through hls Sanlord success. lie said he was born In a greenhouse, meaning he wus born to follow in hls futhrr s footsteps as a grower. Hls father's career was rut short by a call to urmy duty In World War I. And at age 17. in 1917. Andres was drafted. " I was one way lo say. Arthur Andr«s with wlipy baby's breath. Germ any's one lasl hope l never saw the front.'' Following the war In n German-born Andres displays Indian arrowheads found on property. depressed economy Andres saw hunger. He worked day and night for 18 months In •m Iron ore mine ami us a landscaper in earn passage to the t ailed Stales. When lie sal sail with 35 rents In hls |xx-krl In 1924 "I spat over the rail ol the tmal and said I hope 1 never see EurojM- again I got fed up with It. I hud moImhIv here, for certain I have very little money and I couldn't speak the language, lor certain." He passed through Ellis Island and on to Pennsylvania he was determined to make (he most of the opportunities he would see In Germany. Hr cheeked In with an employment office and when they told him lo return for work at eight o'clock In the morning they hud lo set hls watch at right. because hr didn't understand what eight o'clock mcni. Hut he did understand the hard work he wus a s s i g n e d to In the Primsylvunlu coal mines, hr suld. Hls green thumb prevailed and by age 2B hr was chtrf laudw uper wllh a staff of four wot king on (hr estate of a Bee FLOWER. 3C Pet Health Overweight Animals Have M ore Problems Den came into the clinic on a warm day wllh a complaint ol dIHliult breathing. While the phvalcat exam did not show any Internal problems It became obvious that thr main problem thr dog had was that It was grossly overweight The sheer bulk that Ihc animal •.oiled made breathing (llHlcull csjx-i tally when lhe dogexrrcised rv rn a Hitler bit. Admittedly this is an exceptional case bul In practice II becomes painlully obvious that there are far too many anim als which arc overweight. In general, animals which arr overweight have many more health problems They eannot handle exercise, nverhe.il euslrr. respond poorly to disease problems and tend to huve more complications with their heart and respiratory system. Overall ihev live shortrr lives and probably do not even know what they are missing So why do w r allow our pels lo be In an overweight stale? Most owners with overweight animals arr under the tnlslukcn Impression that this Is a way of showing affection, by giving them extra food. table scraps or treats. One big diflrrrner Ifrun hum an* who arr overweight Is that we as owners of lhear animals have direct control ovrr the anim al's access lo the groceries. As a result there arr very few good reasons for having overweight animals. Michael T. Walsh, DVM Today we will discuss a few guidelines that you should consider when dealing wllh an overweight tret, As with people, before you start on the road to a thinner heallhirr |»rl you should firs* have the animal examined bv your veterinarian This will help lo avoid any problems which may be prrsent such as parasites, thyroid disorders, or heart disease. To understand what Is loo much hard we need to first get an Idea of what Is theoretically a normal amount. Thr nutritional requirements change wllh size of the animal Involved, thr season (roldl. activity level, reproductive artlvlly such as pregnancy, and for many other reasons As a result It ts almost Impossible lo give a set ol recommendations which will cover all animals For example, lei * look ut the requirements of a pound dog who gets a norma! amount of activity outside and Is an adult. This unlrnul would require about 700 kilocalories of energy per day. This amount of energy Is contained In alxnit 209 grams ol dry dog food (less than half a ixnindl II canned food were firing used thr amount would have to be Increased lo about 20 ounces. Because of all thr differences wr mentioned In comparing animals we ofirn go by (heir physical appearance In trying lo decide If they arr overweight rather than Just these estimates. II you decide that your dog or cal Is ovrrwrlghl and you are serious about weight loss then you must understand your prrsent situation Excess weight results from more ralorle* going In to your |x't Ilian are being used. You can affect body bulk by Increasing the number of calories used Irxrrrisel. decrease the number of calories going in (diet), or both, Next you must realize that losing weight salrly lakrs lime, especially when there Is a great deal Invulved or If the animal ts older. It may literally take months so do not push thr animal too hard Most Important, losing weight in a pet requires total cooperation within the family. This Is needed to makr any progress All treats and table wraps must lie eliminated from the diet. If this Is not done It is Impossible to keep track of how m m h the animal is consuming Next, measure Ibe amount of fixxl your animal tv getting und keep this constant lor about (he (list mouth. If you have been feeding only one meul a day then split the total amount Into two meals with one to lx- given In the morning. If the animal Is used lo a lot of treats than use part of this portion as a substitute. T h is will Increase the calories used at different times of the day, lest will be turned Into lut. und It also may decrease the begging which makes soft touches nut of so many owners. After 4 0 weeks rewelgh Hie animal. If no weight is losl then decrease Ihe amount given by 10% und rechrck the anlinul again 4-0 weeks. If your animal aeems lo lx- showing ronatant hunger because of Ihe loss of bulk then choose a brand ol food thut has fewer calories lor Ihc same amount of hulk such as cycle brand or prescrip­ tion d in s which ure available (torn your vet. If * ou are feeding free choice thrn measure* the i mount consumed each day and reduce It as crwrlbed above These are general suggestions and do not apply lo many animals so be sure you discuss any radical rhanges wllh your vel la-lore implement­ ing them, For thr answers to your /ret health quest tons, write to Or. Michael U'ui*/i. CJCi Thr Evening Herald. P O Box 1657. Sanford. 32771. �I C — t v n ioq H«raid. lenferd^JFI._______ I w d i y . i a w >< I t M In And Around Lake Mary Summer Tun Under The Sun' Set The Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department will hold Its summer play­ ground program "F u n Under the S u n " again this summer. The 6-week program will run from June 17 through July 25. Monday though Thursday, at Lake Mary Elementary School, from 8 a m. to noon. The program will Include dally activities. Informal music and drama, arts and crafts, organized team spoils, special events and tournaments Children 6-12 years of age are eligible to attend. The cost Is t2 5 per child but full and partial scholarships are avallablbc for Lake Mary residents For further Information, call City Mall at 323-7910. The Lake Mary Fire Department's roof Is In need of immediate major repairs. Fire Chief Bob Stoddard says fund raisers are b r i n g p l a n n e d to h e l p r a i s e t he •6.500-$7,500 needed to repair Ihe roof. The Lake Mary W om an 's Club has donated S300 toward the project. Other organizations, businesses and prlvair Indi­ viduals that want tocontiibule are asked to contact the department. Boy Scout Troop *831 will lurid a "Real I’ll Pnrk Barbecue" June 15 from 113 0 a.m.-4 p.m at the First Presbyterian Church The menu also Includes cole slaw. Bonnie Olvera Lake Mary Correspondent 321-2209 baked beans, bread, tea and coffee. Dona­ tion Is $5 The l.akr Mary W om an's Club held Its monthly meeting May 23 at Howell Place In Sanford. New members were honored and presented with roses. Ll. Sam Belfore and Officer Tom Winkle of the Lake Mary Police Department were there to thank the women for funds donated to purchase a 35mm camera for the depart­ ment It was decided that the *300 donated 10 ihe fire department be deposited Into an account at a bank so that other donations could also be deposited Into the account (Barbara Gorm an returned Sunday from a Beta Sigma Phi State Convention at the Omni International on Blscayne Bay. Awards were given for achievement. Barbara says, she enjoyed most the costume party. The theme was "Putting on the Rita” and her chapter dressed as Rltz crackers. She says It was a very enjoyable weekend and appreciates the support she rrcetved from the chapter making It possible for her to attend. The First Presbyterian Church will hold Vacation Bible School June 10*24 from 8:30-11:30 a.m- Boys and girls ages 2 years through ninth grade are welcome. The theme for this year Is " I walk In the Footsteps of Jesu s." On Saturduy. June 15. 8:30-11:30 a.m., the city will hold a public meeting designed to let Ihe citizens know "W hat's Happening In Lake M ary." Developers with pending projects will be discussing land use plans. Proposed budgets and traffic problems will also be discussed. Lois’ Place of Sanford presented a lovely faslon show with members of the club modeling the latest designs A luncheon was served following the meeting A Blood Drive will be held June 13 at 2 p m. In front of Dr. Kansol's office In the Driftwood Plaza Those wanting to make an appointment may call 323-2300. K a y Lee, right, dem onstrates weaving to Janet Walker, president of Alpha Nu C ha p te r of Alpha Delta Kappa. Weaving Program Ends Season For ADK's Alpha Nu Alpha Nil chapter ol Alpha Della Kappa, honorary teachers' sorority, met for n covered dish luncheon at Ihe lamgwood home of Kay Lee for their lust meeting unlit September Mr. and M rs . E a rl Chlldrass Couple Observes 60th Anniversary t v ft . A n n Brisson, left, president of the W o m a n 's C l u b of Sanford, looks on w h ile Befty Jack , chairm an of the clu b 's Education Departm ent, prese n ts a scholarship check to Jeanette Everett, a gradu ate of Oviedo School w ho will a t t e n d the U n i v e r s i t y of C en tra l Florida in the fall. wrappetl gifts for Christmas, p.i|>er hearts filled with men's and women's handerkerchlrfs for V ale n tin e 's Day, Faster baskets with knitted chickens, and hand crocheted May baskets filled with artificial (lowers Mrs la-e. president of Weaver* ol Orlando, a Central Florida Mrs. W alker eoogralulalcd w e a vin g guild, enlightened hostesses Lorraine Whiling, chapter members and guests Karen Coleman. Ik-th Whlghutn about the history of weaving, and Sue Durlou for I heir out­ materials suitable for spinning, s t a n d i n g i n e r t i n g ut Ihe tools for spinning and weaving, Sem inole C o u n ty Historical and wuys to dye 1bread with Museum, lairruinr Whiling, cu­ naturul dyrs. She noted that rator of the museum, gave a Kool-Ald Is a very easy dye to g u i d e d l o u r t h r o u g h the use and one that Is proving lade museum and an Interesting ac­ pi (N il. count of Ihe history of the Mrs. Lee thru drmonslnited Musi uni building Irom Its In­ the ait ol wruvlng and a variety ception ns n County Home In of weaving patterns on her four 1923 to Ihe museum ll now Is. looms. On display were many ADK members have coniierulcd "fmllM of her looms'* Including in helping out ai ihe museum. stoles, pnnehns. place malH, President W alker aIs u sweaters, rugs, eli expressed pleasure nl the suc­ The regular business meeting res* of a rather unusual fund was conducted by Janei Walker, raiser. Hazel Madden. Leah president, who expressed satis­ Benner and Jan Walker pre­ faction with Ihe sorority's oc- pared a luncheon ut Hazel cotnpllkhttients during the |mhi Madden's home and served II lo sorority member* for a $5 dona­ year Mrs Walker tailed that the tion. Till* proved a profit ahie usual altruistic program of enterprise, site said. chapter uud Individual con­ Chapter members were in­ t r i b u t i o n s to the Margar et l-Vynnld’s scholarship lutul at formed thut Leah lk-micr would I * A I ' K School, contributions lo I m- the delegate lo the Interna­ lla- stale A D K scholarship bind tional ADK Convention In lata and to the scholarship house In Vegas this summer. Members presented w rrr Tallahassee had been expanded This year it Included monthly M a ry J a n e B a rb o u r, Leah visits and gilts to every patient Benner. Geneva Coehran, Mary In the Sanford N oising and K. Dunn, Hazel Ktynl. Kll/aheiii Gallant, M ary Grace Kosky. Convalescent home Kathleen Lee. Hazel Madden. G i l l s d is t r ib u t e d were h a i r b r u s h e s , s k i n l o t i o n . Kate Nash. Martini Nichols. Rob­ w-iiNhclnths. Caress snap deco­ erta llli hard*, Helen Richey, rated with nylon net to look like Mlanehc Rucker Helle Kunihly. fish, hand erochrlftl turkey pins .Janet Walk er am i Lorraine lot Thanksgiving. Individually Whiling. — K a te Nash Earl amt Florence Childress. 191) Marwick Road Dellary. cel­ ebrated their UOill wwedding anniversary, June 26 They were married on that datr In 1925 Hi Ethridge. T e n n They Iwler moved tu Ohio where they lived Scholarship Recipient imill Ihrv moved to Florida In 1952 The couple lived In Lotigwood 18 year* wlicrc Childress fanned u it Ill 1909 I In v have lout win* 18 grandchildren and 14 great gtuiuli hlldrrii. tw-j H#f *W PWS T»m m » Vine t i l C room s 1935 C la ss G ath e rs The Crooms Acadrmy Class of 1935 recently celebrated Its 50th a n n i v e r s a r y w i t h a netacquainted hour and dinner at the Holiday Inn Minina, Sanford. The class members and Ihrlr former tear Iters spent a pleasanl evening reminiscing over the good old days. Violet Jack son Crawford. Louise Brown Charllun, Winter Park, and Archie D. Dickerson, Boston, Mass, chaired this 3-day Golden Jubilee. Alter Introdurllons and the words of wisdom from classmate Archie Dickerson. Ihe chalrrnun presetiled Ihr guests for the evening, Mrs. Angle Boston Douglas, former instructor ul C room s Academy, and M r* /.elmu Bluckshere J o h n so n . West Palm Beach Each gave a brief history and encouraging remarks lo (hr class Saturday morning the class arrived at the home of classmate Violet J. Crawford for a Sunford southern breakfast. The group spent Ihr uRrrnoon visiting old friends and resting lor their cruise amt dinner-dance aboard tire Slur of Sanford us tt cruised down (lie SI. Johns where muny ol lire former stu­ dents used to swim attd Hah The class wurshl|M-d at Si. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Sunday morning and grreted many of their friends. The class llten gathered ut thr home of Mr uml Mrs. Willie llruwn as their classmate Archie 1). Dickerson, hosted a down home cookout with all thr trimmings Classmates and friend* atten­ ding the Golden Jubilee Celcbral l o n wer e M a r y L e e H a l l Jem-retl. Annie Lee Hall. Miami. Edward Hlackshcre, Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Canty, Mr. and M rs A b r u h u m 11. H i c k s , Washington. D C , Mr. and Mrs B e n ja m in Patrick, D av t on a Beach, M rs Irazona Knight Green. Jacksonville. Mrs, Ruby Walker Hill. Atlunlu. Georgia. Mrs Allnern Bart her Peterson. Lake Wales. Louie Wright. Mrs Lcola Wilkins Bryunt, Sanford and Richmond Luwsun. Richard Charlton, Winter Park, and Mr. and Mrs Krnesllnr McGill Lewis. Jacksonville. Tyre Court Nu 14 Daughters ol Sphinx. Enterprise, observed Us third anniversary M ay 26 al T r i n i t y Unllt-d M e t h o d i s t Church. Speaker was ihr Rev. Clarence Spencer, (wstur of The Glorious United Prniueostcd Church of Cod. Geneva. role In Ihe life of this writer. A\arva Hawkins 1IMIIH Music was furnished by The Wilson Ensemble of Sanford. Mistress of Ceremonies for the service was Mrs Amy Fllmore. I he highlight of the evening was the donation given lo a needy lumlly. one of thr purposes of the group Is charity. T he G a l a D a y R e l i g i o u s Service lor Tyre Court No. 14 Daughters ol Sphinx will I m- held al Si John Missionary Baptist Church. Cypress Avenue and 10th Street. Sunday. June 9. at II a m i Mary Smith Is (he Most Worthy Grand Matron, An Impressive dedication was attended by over 100 students, Irirnds and wellwishers of Dr. Stephen Caldwell Wright who presented his third edition of p o e m s d e d i c a t e d to h i s grandmother. Mrs Pearl Wright, Mrs Bernice Wright, hi* tnolhrr. his aunts and many others who have played such an Important "It s Always Bettrr Late Thun Never" is the theme for Ihe class reunion of the cluss of 1975 of Seminole High School. The class will gather lo celebrate June I 1 16. M a n y e v e n t s h a v e been planned. Make your reservation now by calling Prince McKinney, Try these on your windows. T h e look o f blinds in subtle pleated shades thut are just right for sun-drenched rooms. Sale priced this week only! A t 323-7358; Darryl Baker. 322 8624; or Bertha Gordon. 322S I 53. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Stencil. While Plains. N.J.. the former Atidrey Mosley, were In the city for a few days vtslllng family and f r i e n d s . T h e y w e r e t he h o u s r g u e s l s of Mrs. Marie Pindar. LEVOLOR* Pleated Shade THORNHILL INTERIORS, ETC. m > S. HW Y. t i n , IN THE C E N T E R M A L L SU IT E H I SANFORD. F L O R IO A mut MimiiiBiNUU! iiiftifitm tim 321*8579 Exciting Belts And Jewelry By Rhea NOW AT Ph. 323-4132 116 W. Ptrit St. Downtown Sanford �* I Evening Herald, tinford. FI. Sunday. June ♦, 14*5— 3C In And Around Sonford Something New Added To Fall For Art Show R e m e m b e r the S a n f o r d Seminole Art Association's "Pall for A r t " Sh o w that gained tremendous popularity annu­ ally? The colorful event Is pro­ gressing this year as the pre­ stigious St Johns River Festival und will be held on Oct. 26 and 27 in Fori Mellon Park, Sanford The categories for Judging will Include oil. acrylic, mixed media 12 dimensional), watercolor. graphics, drawings, pastels, pho­ Society. A m ong the 150 w ell-wishers atten­ tography. sculpture, pottery, ce­ A recepti on at the S h e ra to n Hotel, ramics. stained glass, woodcraft, M aitland Center, honored Dr. L u is Perez of ding the fete were Su sa n a Huam an, from furniture, weaving, basketry, Sanford, newly Installed president of the left. D r, Perez and h is wife. Dr. M a rla rnacrame und commercial crafts Perez, and M rs. Gonzalo Huam an, and Dr. Florid a M edical Association. The reception The top prize In the two-day H uam an, chief of staff at C F R H . w as hosted by Central Florida Regional show Is $500 for Best of Show. H ospital and Se m in ole C ounty M ed ical Eight awards of $200 will hr presented for Best of Category and 16 artisans will receive Awards of Merit of $100. For Information and applications, contact the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. 400 East First St.. Sanford. 32771 Phone: 1305) 322 2212 The festival planning com­ mittee will meet for a luncheon you do." (Abby. two cigarettes in D E A R A B B Y : I had a blind on June 20 at Howell Place, four hours?! dinner dale with a man I'd been It’s been 10 days and I can't Sanford. Com m ute members hearing about for ages. We get that man off my mind; we planning lo attend are asked lo D ear clicked Immediately. I liked his seemed so right for each other. R S V I'b v June IH looks, personality and every­ I d really like to see him again. thing about him After we talked T h a t ’s I n c r ed i b l e! W h ile Any advice? (or 15 minutes. It was as though Sophie Shoem aker was dili­ J. IN J E R S E Y we had known each other all our gently searching for seashells by lives. D E A R J.t Where ther e' s the seashore at New Smyrna During cocktails, I took u smoke. I was back In less than stnokr there's not necessarily Beach Inlet, she found a Social cigarette oul of m y purse and five minutes. Security card. Closer observa­ When he took me home, he lire You blew It If you really tion Indicated the card belonged Instead of ofTerlng me a light, he want to see him again, quit said. "You may as well know up said. "Thanks for a wonderful to Hal Posey J r , son of Jerry evening l think you’re a terrlflr smoking. Then call him and tell attd Martha Posey, longtime ac­ front. I hate cigarette smoke." hint you don’t smoke anymore I told him thut I enjoyed wom an and I'm very much quaintances. .smoking, but If It bothered him. attracted lo yo u ." Then he Hal had gone swimming five f'k. mow I'd go lo the powder room to hugged me affectionately. (I was ,T \ days earlier with his "forgotten" smoke, which Is what 1did After on cloud nine!) wallet In his "tjuggles" which "Not even a goodnight k iss?" 1 I relumed, we tiad a wonderful succumbed to the sea — all mwwrrui dinner, then I took out another teased, whereupon he replied. "I except Ills Social Security curd, CALL TOLL TREK cigarette, excused myself and don't think I’d enjoy kissing a so far. W U ttllll went to I he powder room for a woman who smokes as much as Reception Honors Dr. Luis Perez W here There W as Sm oke There W as Never A Fire Abby € ...F low er Continued From 1C millionaire. He perfected his t rail and by 1929. his Ural year as an American citizen, hr had savings to lose when I hr stock market crashed. By 1930 Andres was In tiusinrss for himself with eight g r e e n h o u s e s that supplied cut flowers and wedding bouquets. "The IO years I was In business was the depression lime. Hoover was then president. Hr was saying prosperity was Just around the corner. You got dizzy Just looking around I he comer until Roosevelt got started and p r im ed the pump "Then In 1939 Hiller went down In Poland and the war started, so things started tssunlng. If you could pro­ duce anylhlng at that lime you made money. Everything was frozen at that time. Even the smiles were frozen." Andres said, Despite his German roots. Andres said he ran Into no problems because of the war and even helped some escape the concentration camps. " I have no enemy I know of; not ever I had no grudge with anybody. I was nrver angry with anybody When It comes to politics and religion 1 keep my mouth shut and 1 have no rrgrets. " I am an American citizen alter five years here. This country w-as good to me. This country got me exactly what I was worth, but It didn't gel me a |>enny more than I was worth So I earned every­ thing. Hut you have to take a chance to get ahead. Andres, who enlls himself n lover — not a lighter, said. Women are his hobby, he said, and Chrlstu. Ills third wife who has been with him I •! years Is the lies! of the lot. " M y first wife was for 32 years I spoiled my first wife. I spoiled my second wife and now I've got my third one. That's the hrsl of all. Oh my God. I wouldn't sell her for a million dollars." Andres said. He favors German women. "1 don’t know. I’m so used to German women." And he explained when he was look­ ing for a wile hr had very little contact with American women. "I never went no place I don't Itching lo any church or anything like that. I went every sum m er to Germany to get out of the heal," and there through a blend he met Christa "S h e was sitting in the kitchen with a frying pan In Iter hand. I needed somebody for the house who was willing lo work with me shoulder to s h o u ld e r." he said, anti Christa ill the hill Andres did makr one at­ tempt to find an American mate, lie advertised in the n ews paper .inti recelveti about 10 replies. " I didn’t tell them when I come by to sec them. I slipped over anti saw them — aye yl. yl. yt. yl. He SUMMER’S ALMOST HERE! Nancy Yurnnls says she and the crew of "R o m a n ce " are excited to be back at the Port of Sanfurd for business and'fun as usual. The Homancv will make her maiden voyage — a breakfast cruise — on June 15. had apparently Item spoiled by German beauties. His two loves, women und (lowers, mix well, Andres sitId. ”1 always give (lowers lit girls; t h a t ' s for certain. That's one bad habit I have. I like nice girls and I like nice (lowers and I see nothing wrong wllh that and I hope t keep thut up until I'm dead, you know for certain "W hen you're getting old. your hearing Isn't so good any more. Your seeing Isn't so gtiod no more. Your walking Im i ' i so good uny intire. You know when a man gets old and he's chasing girls and women, after he gets them he doesn’t know what to do with them ." Andres said as he chuckled. Andres saltl he grew up the hard way and today people are spoiled. "The trouble Is you've got lo skill people In when tltey're young. That's where the setback comes. " I learned In Europe when you are 14-years of-age the first law Is to keep your mouth shut, but take orders Take the orders und mukc It accurate what the boss tell you. If you don't learn lo take ortlers you can never give orders "P e o p le change These days you can I tell them that lio more. You tell them that anti they say, I quit,' but we couldn't quit when we wrre young." And Andres si III hasn't quit Hr may have slowed a hit. but he hasn't quit H e r m a n a n d R o s e Edith Jaconsnn are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. June 9. The couple, owners of Ro-Jay, have sjient lheir entire married life In San­ ford A big celebration Is the order of the day for one of Sanford's favorite couples. Joe and Stella Orltt. staunch supporters of returning "the clock" to Sanford, relay a news worthy lip that the clock pole has been Installed at Magnolia Mall. The dedication ceremony will be announced at a later dale. Charles Conklin, son of Mr and Mrs. U.C. (Phyllis) Conklin received u M.S. degree In Civil Engln^nerlng with honors from ihe University of Florida on May 4. Bertha Ann Lackey, daughter of Ms, H.A, Lackey of Sanford was umong the 2-17 graduates In "The First Century C lu a " al Rollins College. Winter Park Bertha Ann received a B A degree. The following Sanford stu­ dents achieved a perfect 4.0 average al the University of Cennral Florida d u rin g the Just-completed semester: Celeste M, Albert. 313 Salsum a Drive; Kristie A Morrell. 1809 G Und- Bring Your Furs Into Sanford Dry Cleaners.. LaBelle Furs local Pick-Up Station! Sw im m ing, suntans. Irathing suits & beaches. Don't go without thsm again thli ysar because of being overweight. Make a dec Won to do something about If now. FIRST WEEK PROGRAM FREE Call and make an appointment for your Ire* consultation. There Is absolutely no oblige!ton. We will go over your par liculer problem areas and show you how you can lose the weight that you need lo lose You really can do It. Sinics 629-1441 7 H » » 4 S TM Monday SA N FO R D thru 3234305 Friday IM AW.-*«f4B. L ^ B e lle ^ ^ F u iS 351 north Orange, Downtown Orlando 422-3363 ALL M A J O R CREDIT CARDS i x n r e x B v 113 PALMETTO AVE. t ¥ C La M m a m SA N FO RD 322-6700 from Sanford who received de­ grees at the Commencement exercises on May 19 at the DeLand cam pus are: Deanna Jean Brorup. Robert J Mrthven. Donna Jane Pfclfauf. Joseph Anthony Monserrat and Tracy Lynn Reynolds Doris Dietrich PEOPLE Editor lug Drive; and Harry Morris. 109 Hays Drive. Dr Sarah Irrgnng. pathologist at Cenntral Florida Regional Hospital, was guest speaker at the Seminole County Extension Homemakers’ final leader train Ing program of the season. Dr Irrgang spoke on "Check It Out — Skin and Breast Cancer." The Informative leader train­ ing programs will resume In September, according to Barbara A Hughes. Extension home economist. Sarah Anne Wlegard. daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs Frank G. W le g ar d. and s tu de nt at Seminole Community College, has been selected as one of the c o u n try 's most outstanding campus leaders by the stall of Who's Who Among Students In Ameri can J u n io r ColicHcs editorial slafT. Sarah Anne will be listed In the 1985 publication, an annual Mrs. Fred Moon of Laurens. directory of outstanding stu­ S.C. was the recent housegurst dents first published m 1966. of Vallte Cox. During her visit. Mrs. Moon celebrated her 73rd Stetson University students birthday. Blazak Named President O f IWC Student Senate Scott Hlazak of Alinniontr and baseball teams Springs has been elected presi­ Blazak Is the son of Brownie dent of the town Wesleyan Col­ Blazak of Altamonte Springs unit lege Student Senate for the 1985-86 year. Blazak Is a senior Mary Blazak of Winter Park He maturing In criminal Justice He In a 1981 graduate of LK Howell Is" also a member of the football High School. Baybead Racquet Club J U N IO R 'S S U M M E R T E N N IS W O R K SH O P S (305) 323*7383 IN S T R U C T O R 'S ; Tim 2 W E E K S E S S IO N S : Intermediate Beginner* Advanced Anderson, U S P T A • Sue Rastmuiscn M-W-F 9 a.m.-2 p.m. St 00.00 per session T-R 9 p.m. » 60.00 per session SCH ED U LE: S E S S I O N I J u n e 17 • J u n e 2 B S E S S I O N II J u l y t - J u l y 1 2 S E S S I O N III J u l y 2 2 - A u g u s t 2 S E S S I O N IV A u g u s t 5 • A u g u s t 16 S E R V IC E S P R O V ID E D : Mental Aspect* Of The Game Physical Drills Stroke Production C Analysis • lumN It Provided Match Pity Tournament Play G Supervision llrntt#d To • Per INJURED? N ECK OR B A C K P A IN S • H E A D A C H ES can 3 2 2 *4 7 8 2 WOODALL & CUNNINGHAM CHIROPRACTORS U00 PARK AV I., SANFORD. FI. Mon. Thru Fri. (9-I2M2-6) Sat. (9-1) t C M T H A U M S t M A T M OR IF TTU O f M O COST t O 9 0 U S t A C CO R D A M C I 99ITH IMS I t M M O f 9 0 U 1 IK U F tA M C i POSIC* PUBLIC NOTICE! LIQUIDATION OF �b l o n d ie • C— Evening Harsh), Sinlord, FI. by Chic Young Sunday, Juna 4. 1M1 HOROSCOPES W hat The Day Will Bring... by Mori Walkar B E E TL E BAILEY T H E BORN LOSER by Art Santom (^'JEHOJ0eewlA*;ifcTHE «px m rn u z s f^ *' p r f t 1? f m m E j m i T X w . . m ) I i t ARCHIE by Bob Montana G€F r MOW CAM WE ALL 90 TO THE MASOUtRAPB pastty w it h omlv OAft T IC K E T f Anwar to Praviou* Purdo ACROSS TO UR B IR T H D A Y J U N E 9, 1 9 8 5 In the year ahead, don't be too hasty about giving up old friends for newer acquaintances. In ­ stead. do everything you can to cement stronger bonds with proven pals. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 201 Be careful today not to make serious decisions based upon flimsy information or hearsay. Take measures lo gather perti­ nent facts. Major changes are ahead for Gemini In the coming year Send for your AstroGraph predictions today. Mall $1 lo Astro-Graph. B o* 489. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019 C A N C ER IJune 2 1-July 221 Y o u w o n ' t be l a b e l e d a daydreamer today, but your project* may not receive the full attenllon or Interest they re­ quire. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You may meet someone today who will make a powerful first Im­ pression. Unfortunately, this impact will quickly fade. V IR G O (Aug 23-Sepl 221 A potential problem area today could be family-related maltcrs Impatience must be suppressed. L IB R A (Sept 23-Oct. 23) This may not be one of your better days for testing new equipment or malcrlals. Leave unfamiliar gadgets/done. SC O R P IO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Wh en sh o p ping today, ask voursell belorr each purchase If you Iruly need the Item and whether you should be plunking down your hard-earned cash for It. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 1 1To pacify anolher today, you may yield to pressure and suy change your mind regarding Homelhlngyou should I n - doing C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Jan 19) II you talk without thinking 8 Energy Mvmg tim* |abbr ) 1 Soundsd ham 9 fiagant 5 Ooitd appotiror 9 Reboot orjlm ts 10 Bound tion (tbbr.) 11 Sumt 13 Blood (prof) 17 Batoning to 1} Cloctnc fith Lincoln 14 Faoidat# 1 9 fnargy 15 Bofor* tonfl 22 Hawaiian 10 Stirrod up timbar traa IB Botroyor (If) 24 Uaaful (frj 19 iofo/* (prat) 25 Daputy |abb' I 20 Com 21 ‘ 1 lik* . 23 Po»itiv* 2B Army 29 E»*nm*r 33 Good flat) 34 8h**r 36 Nlgensn tnfao 37 Nogrito of Philippine* 38 V m i l 39 Ontri 40 Succor 42 Slur* 44 Small '••Uunnt 46 Brok* br**d 47 Ritqu* SO Fiowar g*rt*nd 52 Stadium cho*r 55 Myanj * km 56 Spanish rivar 59 Nogaiivai 60 Wmtar bird food 61 Cut of maat 82 Civil War 26 Construction beam (comp. wd| 27 ffoutm* 28 Oibo 30 PotanPal troubt* sourca 31 Tropical trao 33 Oatanorttat 35 Radio typ* 1 (•bbr) 1 ] 11 11 It s o □ d □□ □ □ E E E a K _o _A_ E □ D D <3_0 D □ E E _L E a UlJ P E L □ B e n 15. _N A c e d e C D B D □□□ 49 C*i**t>al baar 51 Nawti 53 Saod covanng 38 Actrata Banadartt 39 Sat of tools 41 Coolod 43 45 47 46 E E V_ □ E D D DE A 5 □ □ DDE D DDE □EBBED □EDO DEED E3E D D □ □ □ □ 54 Sharpan 56 Compass point 57 Gallic affirmative SB Highest not* Madwvai poom Actrasa Burttyn Saat of juatlcs Asian country n i j ■ initial* labbr | 63 la auccaaitul 64 Spmdi* OOWN Indian weight Soviet rtvar Maudlin Pal* Suffer Law* (Lit) Biblical character •• it •i j Is) I act *f NIA Inc * today, you may lei the cat out of your limitations.can't do every­ the bag. Keep your secrets lo thing A R IE S (March 2! April 19) yourself. Instead of repeating u n su c­ A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20-Feb. I9J cessful tactics, profit from past Bget-consclotis today or you experiences ami conceive more m ight allow yourself to gel workable approaches. Involved In some outside activi­ T A U R U S (April 20-May 20| It ties dial will cost far more than won't prove wise at this It you expect. associate yourself In a new P IS C E S |Feb. 20 March 20| venture with someone who has You're an extrrm rly capable complicated your afflars In the person today, but be aware of past. expenditures today, you should The boss won't pay off for be able to find ways to get conversation today but he will In the year ahead you will greater mileage from the dollars for performance. If you hope to he rewarded, keep your muscles have excellent ch an ces for you spend. SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov. 22) in motion and your mouth shut. luKtlllng your primary ambi­ tious The principal frustration People you associate with today P IS C E S iFrh 20 March 20} Hr you may have to contend with may lie u trllfe Intimidated hy careful about offering advice you. so be careful how you toduy wherr It Is not explicitly will be your impatience. OEMIN1 (M.iv 2 1-June 20| conduct yourself. Don't come on requested, even II you ifilnk your 1 hose who labor at your side will too strong. wise words could solve another's S A G IT T A R IU S tNov. 23-Dec problem mil In Inspired today hy an old-fashioned pep talk Perfor­ 21) Favors you request from A R IE S (March 21 April 19) A in. nice speaks louder than others are apt to he granted curious associate may try to lmlay. hut they could have words, so set the example. Major nose Into a private matter today changes arc ahead tor Gemini In strings altar tied You may Ire |M-rtalnlng to you and another Ix-t ter off doing without. the coming year Send for your CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan Guard your replies. Astro-Graph predictions today T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) 191 Try to use your head today Mall S I to Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio City Station. New York. Instead of your checkbook, Don’t be stingy In your dealings \ Y 10019 It-- Hurr lo stale your especially tf you arc involved In a with friends today hut, hy the new venture that requires seed same token, don't let yourself /txllac sign. gel maneuvered Into a position C A N C ER (June 21-July 22) money. A Q U A R I U S Man 20-Fcb. 19) where you pay an unfair share To advance your self-interests today, you may hnvr to he a tulle holder than usual. Don't lei 11mill thoughts restrict your movements C ELEBR IT Y CIPH ER LEO IJtily 23 Aug 221 Re­ Ceutwiff CaOf uretogivni art tiH IU *wn aiMltiau t,T lewwi •—! (wwanl tact, tatiai m in* aiandt t « annw f«J*r •r <*• * i garding minor domestic con­ tents today, you might he un­ by CONNIE Wit urn reliable However, this will not " M U K O IK D L ■ K X HE K , Y L M N LE K he trur If a serious Issue ts at stoke, H N K Y K N N ; M U K D IK D L I K O W E C H X V , Y L MN VIROO I Aug 23-Sept 22) Important decisions that could L KK A E W R K O . " — A K D C L I J D T J N C L K Y J . affect your career should not be left up to others today. Let everyone Involved know that the final judgment rests with vnu SOLUTION: •/• u#ur u*u« aisiaan ara * * * i s/nd era uaur u s u m .. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If itasrstQ uiuialuag — uasorq ar* t * * i 'idruros you carefully analyte your, TOUR BIRTHDAY JUNE 10, 1985 by Hargraavas & Sellars MR. M EN AND LITTLE MISS C O R R E C T ' M OW . c a m a m y o n e : g iv e ME AM E X A M P L E *, SEVEN TEEN TH OF OONE / W H O CAN TELL ME. WHAT A FRACTION IS f* by Warnar Brothers BUGS BUNNY TOO CERTAINLY HAVE JM PNMOl D O f Aw o A T S M Y VEN U S' THAT a COLLECTION o p RARE TRO P’CAb- nbat 9^o5 F L Y ^ A P S I 3 !3 One? 1 FR AN K AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa »T \a 4a ; n t h a w > Tb O N TH E /’T/fAitfHT AN P NARROW p A TH - THERE /AREN’T A'VANY PfopUE O N I T _ i o GARFIELD '• — 1 by Jim Davie PET5 ALWAYS SE N SE WHEN VOO RE DOING TO THE GROCERY WIN AT BRIDGE By Jam es Jacoby Herr's another deal that Il­ lustrate* the principle of guard­ ing against a bad trump split. South had « very comfortable o v e n all of one spade When his tMMner raised him to two spades la doubtful action with only a dnuhlrlon spadel. he cheerfully bit! game. The light response by t.asi Itad set (tic stage for I he Ix-si defense against lour spades Opening the heart ace and con­ tinuing lieurts lotted declarer lo m il Immediately. From the declarer's point of .lew ihere was only one way to lx- defeated That was lor West to liold four spade* to the A-J If tfr.it wrre the case. West would duck when South played the spade king or tpirt-n Winning tin next trump with the jack. West would continue hearts. Eventually West would get ahead of Soitih In trumps and store the setting (rick with a little spade. But there was an antidote to this poisonous de­ fense At trick three South simply led a low spade to the 10 If either opponent wanted to win the Jack. fine. Then the next heart could be trumped with dum m y's small spade tf the 10 were allowed lo win the trick, West would still he able to win 'he spade ace anil lack, but no longer would his -mall trump come Into play A willingness lo give up two s|>ade tricks without a battle enabled South to protect hlmseir Iront losing three spade tricks to the trump-forcing defense. ANNIE by T. K. Ryan V*5„ 1ruACBRAN OfVeR RORIWO HUMTKeP f*lR* OP *JWe* GLCT/EJ KCWH" FROM OOf^ SUPOKKHEA A N P 88. NAIWJCM6 FHOfCP AHCflP Ikfl. FLYNN HE OKI V t LITTUf Ri$«Ywiu wive SHORTLY. Sjfrjf mgm .f| i A t- c ’ c - V W - a F - I T J y v u V*< -19J " t: |P|^kg|PI - *• • Ilk WEST ♦ A J 71 Y A 1093 9QJU I ♦ A 7 51 EAST ♦ 4 V K J R• 5 1 ♦ 101 9 9 74 ♦ 9 44 ♦ QJI O SOUTH ♦ KQMS5 91 ♦ AKI ♦ KI2 Vulnerable East-West Dealer West Wrat l* 19 Pa** Narth P am 29 P am Ks«t IT Pa u Pau Sh U .♦ 49 Opening lead VA by Leonard Starr THE T lT T lf M 6V? TMftT’6 I ANNIE? ran KTftey.eg-fNb TlRW AFTER THCIR T JOURftCY.lF FOfVB, E 8 P ftfJi SOUTH ♦ 10 3 VLM ’W**|r ^ »• ifun m Wp.. �Sund ay. June ». I t t S — 5C Evening Herald. ianford FI. TONIGHT'S TV Sa t u r d a y ^ tmurflar (R| tn aiartlo CD wmMOON (Xl O AUTO m o n o totwnatronal Rac* or Champen# k * from tt* M d O N o Read Court# to ManaAatd Olvo I I ' (IS) WO VIE m Tha Cuttody CM Strang**' |19*7) Warm S w w . 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NT 630 )TA K M 0 ADVANTAGE (SPECTRUM j DIALOGUE (M )W V GRANT ( WORLD TOMORROW ) ( d JACKSON FIVE 4 00 ■ ® SPORT 8WORLD SchadUad Bntikh Grand Ptu Motorcycl* OiamptonaMp* bom Sfmr Nona England. AK-batond Murkng Cham 700 I J S COMPANY |ROBERT SCHULLER I PICTURE OF HEALTH C(MIBENHAOCN . rr 0 WRITTEN M d JAMES ROBISON I Ccemty Ttppwary. bafand, tntama Itonal Skydiving Champion thip kWh Laguna N ^utt CaM (>S| HAWAII FTVE-0 (tO IM U S C M TM E (d SWITCH § 7:30 | ( HARMONY AHO GRACE | ESSENCE OH TELEVISOR 5(3*11 J DAMCLS ; SUNDAY FUNtatS M d W V GRANT 8:00 VOCCOFVCTOW Y WORLD TOMORROW BOS JONES [ (M l WOOOY WOOOPfCKIR ) ( (Ol SESAME S T R C n (R) Q l ALVM SHOW ) |l| SUPERFNCNOB K 5 :0 5 O THM WEEK at BASEBALL 8-00 Q ® KNiGMT RtOER Mena* rac*t agwnai th* clock to hnd both th* anbdoia tor a tathb baton accidanlaPy cornu mad by an ktvactv* young Dane* and th* i n t t a man ratponwbt* tor tha tort daad |R) 3 O MURDER. 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I w o c h l l d r r n i f ie b tb le of c a p ita lis t p u b lis h e r M a lc o lm F o r b e s p u b lis h e d a lit t le g re e n and C o m m u n is t h a s c o n tin u e d . I lr il w i t h a in n t o r e y lr lo u r o f H u t-U u can (n tn lly ban d e l i n t l l v r tih a p e In V le t ro la or b la e k yet to ta k e 1978 — ’ ’T h e Y i n P e rc e p tio n s , p in ., h o s te d by InflaROGERMOORE ^ i ' l l r a New c o rre s p o n d e n t C a r o le S im p s o n . L e s s t h a n 10 p e r c e n t o f t h e 6 2 m i l l i o n U . S . f a m i l i e s fit t h e o ld tw o -p a r e n t f a m ilie s Inner n '*" A blO cl,Y coP ® A small country boy _ W T w iii civ 9 Ybw Up Tt N e a r l y !K ) p e r c e n t o f a l l A m e r i ­ m a rry, M O V IllA N D D I In th e m a jo r it y , w i t h s in g le p a re n t t . u n it i e s a c c o u n t i n g f o r a q u a r t e r o f u l l f a m ilie s . O t h e r t r e n d s : 3 3 m i l l i o n A m e r i c a n s l i v e In s te p f u m llle s a re w o r k i n g c o u p le r h lld .” T h e news show e ra l panel fe a tu re s s e v ­ d is c u s s io n s w it h O IE R • SAM ELLIOTT llo Somrlhin^ Spocinl I his Hppkpml... Com e w o m e n ’s O v e rlo o k in g lo O r. T. H e rry To Ih e A ir p o r t ,..A n d O r . S |K H -k . The r o le o f g o v e r n m e n t Is d e b a te d by S e n O a n l e l P a t r ic k ly M o y n lh a n , th e O N Y . : d e p u ty p r e s id e n t and to d ire c to r of p la n n in g a n d e v a lu a tio n E le a n o r N o rto n . T h e show p o rta n t fo r t h r s p o t lig h t s un Im ­ and not tra n s itio n , b u t v ie w s o n w h u t to d o u b o u l It. H ack In re d th e I9 7 0 s . book The At Th e P la n e s T a k e O il A m i L a n d A s Y o u L e is u re ­ T n jn y A S u p e rb B re a k fa s t L u n c h . Y o u ’ll H e G l a d Or Y o u D id !! WE HAVE BANQ UET FACILITIES TO S E A T 175 Luncheons • Reception* Club M edina* - Holiday Partle* M A K E YOUR R E S E R V A T IO N S MOWI THE ^ w hen tille d SKYPORT RESTAURANT & LOUNGE o n l y t r ie s t o s k e t c h i n a p i c t u r e litt le W d tc h H o lm e s s o c ia l p r o b l e m o f t h r f a m ily In a ls o o ffe rs s o m e K e s ta u ra n l Runw ay B ru c e u s s u ia n i W h ile H ouse: and f a m ily u d v o c a ’l r a n d G e o r g e t o w n la w p ro fe s s o r S k y p o rt The H ru / e lt o n , th e p e d ia tr ic ia n s o m e l l m r s b i ll e d a s a l a l l e r - d a y Chapm an, Ft & e r k W K c | • 4 0 F* 904-734-3784 e x p e rts r a n g in g fro m H rtty F r te d a n . 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T h e o u t lin e o f ih e n e w A m e r i ­ w in d u p S o v ie t U n i o n — M o o " w as C h i n a 's t a k e o f f li t le d . " T h e S a y i n g s o f C h a i r m a n M a lc o lm .’ ’ F o r b e s ' Irre v e rm n c c (o r th in g s a n d a d o r a b le |>et — h a s b e c o m e u a o u t d a t e d an I h e w n s h b o a r d . 1105 11 JERRY FALWELl 11:30 O ® ENTERTAINMtNT t h is WEEK Inlarvww wUh O n * Naaton John ® O MOVIE Tie U v . i Coton* Story 119411 Ctcafy Tyton. Morgan Fraamtn (7 O AT THE MOVIES Schaduiad Rog* Ebert and Gant 5ek*l ravew ParNct Ftttch Goon e t" and ~A View to a Kb (34) CHICO ANO THE MAN ® (t()) ADAM SMITH S MONEY WORLD ( 2 (S| COUSTEAU MISSISSIPPI RELUCTANT ALLY Jacouat Cout laau and rat taam t.ploi* tha halo ry wddkfa and paopta of th* 4400 mu* Mutouti Mtnituppi liver •yttam bom t t august lo the GuM of Mateo (J 105 Q MOW AFTERNOON 9:00 IDfVOACE COURT | DONAHUE _|4ARNABY JONES 'I (35)WALTONS ® ( M l SESAME STREET (R) g O ) (I) CAROL BURNETT ANO FWE NCR 4 00 0 ® LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAM ® 0 STAR TREK i T 5 MERY GRFFIN \ F (35) SCOOBY 0 00 ® ( Ml SESAME STREET IR) g QP (4) M A S K ( B i t ) MOVIE 11:35 U WOMANWATCH (WED) 8:35 12 BEWITCHED S (FRO 11:30 0 ® SCRABBLE T O RYAN'S HOPE ® (10) FLORIOA3TYIE 830 ,11 (35) PINK PANTHER ® ( M l M «TER ROOERS |R) 0 ( 4 ) FAT ALBERT 8 S 1 J WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 PRICE « RIGHT G a u g e (R) t (39) EIGHT IS ENOUGH (M) WE'RE COOK WIG NOW ) |t) FAMILY BOO (35) WOOOY WOOOPECKER (B IK A TH C U FF BUGS BUNNT ANO FW E N W 330 |tO )M «TER ROGERS (R) (I) P0PECTOR GADGET DAYS OF OUR LIVES ALL MY CHILDREN [(3 3 ) DICK VAN DYKE 1 ( « 1 M O V0 (MON. 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JUNE 9, 1985 •tn IOuPO«*t (OMM1* v»o**vo#io (OU*0**i A*«0 0|*M*O f ••»••*€•»!» It's time for gel to cookin' out P R IC E S GOOD JUNE 9-12, 1985 FRESH * J3 k ,^ 4 3 B b i GROUND CHUCK SAVI 3 6 * • (Limit two of your thole* $5.00 or moro purtkoM oa«l. (Igl.) GROUND CHUCK U. S CHOICI COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS |AVI S0< LI. •USOA CHOICI UNTIIMMID HIART OF TMI CHUCK WHOLI, HALF Ol 3 ROAST FKO. (30-31 II. AVO.) BONELESS CHUCK .. ^ Natural light.. . .... HAIVIST IRISH BROCCOLI or & & CAULIFLOWER. < HARVISTIRISH 2 7 JUMBO $ L KONEYDEW. PVfKv HQ C W ltjr • m i SPARERIBS SUFIRIRAND ASSORTI * 5 ? ICE CREAM 'jL & SHERBET.. B O STO N PORK ROAST ICIOUS! U S D A O R A D K 'A ' PRKSH (Limit 2 w ith $5.00 o r m o r i p u rch ase axel, ctgs.) PLUS DEPOSIT DIET PEPSI. PEP1SIFIEE. SUGAR FREE PEPSI FREE. Ml DEW OR DIXIE CRYSTAL •/*- LARGE EGGS DETERGENT SUGAR DELI GLAZED COTTAGE CHEESE\\ P IN K SALM O N •1 •I ^ l»W BOLOG NA DONUTS �I VIEWPOINT Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Sunday, June *, I M S - I D m erica Jo A Lot O f People It's Still Dream Of Freedom,Opportunity B y R ic k Brunson H e rsid Sta ff W riter fwo years ago. 49-year-old Choowah Slak was executive with 20 years of service with jicral Electric In his native Malaysia on Ihe rr side of Ihe world. Today, he chops chickens bark of a restaurant on French Avenue In third for $3.60 an hour. r'hy the cut In pay and status? Because that’s Jat dreams cost sometimes. Slak will tell you. and his wife, Lana, left their homeland for herlca because they wanted to pursue a dream opportunity and freedom for themselves and r son. Steven. They came to tile Untied States a year ago this tnoi fcnth looking for a new life. They left their land, ^^ftne and the rest of their property In the care of lr relatives who will try to sell It all and send m Ihe money. H Jt's been a long year for the Slaks. After 12 nj|mth* of mostly Joblessness and hassles with Immigration officials It looked tike their dream, wits .1 myth. They arrived In Los Angeles and lived there for •1 f month. Then Choowah went to Pullman. Wash . to look for a Chinese friend and a job. His wtfr and son came later and they lived there until rernber of last year, he said lut Choowah could not get a good Job so he w*nt (o Virginia. On the train trip back he struck up a conversation with a woman from Deltona. I In (wo kept In touch and eventually the woman told him Florida was the place to find a Job so the Sink faintly headed south for the Sunshine Slate. ; -.The woman's church helped support the family until Choowah landed the restaurant Job. lylodav. In their bare, west Sanford apartment, the couple says their dream Is still alive and that H rdshtps never quashed It. t "It (America) stands for something." Mrs. Slak said In a Chinese-tinged dialect. "It stands for freedom. I may encounter difficulties but 1 think this country Is great." Although they have yet to tap their economic dream, they have tasted freedom — a precious and rare nectar where they come from They are cautious when speaking of the government of Malaysia for fear of retribution. But they would say they, being Christians of Chinese descent, were among a minority In a country that Is dominated by darker-skinned Malays who are mostly Moslem. Malays make up about 43 percent of the population while Chinese make up 37 percent and Europeans and other Aslans are about 20 percent, he said. Though the government is officially a democra­ cy. It exercises tight control over education, religious and press freedoms, ih r Slaks said "T h e freedom of the press (in America) is marvelous.-’ said Mrs. Slak. who frequently writes letters to newspaper editors and colum­ nists. " I can say whatever I want In Malaysia whenever 1 was eating outside at a cafe 1 could not say anything There might be a spy behind me." The Slaks' 16-year-old son might not have golten an education In Malaysia — another reason they left to come to the states. "T h e biggest thing Is m y son can get an education here." said Choowah. who lias a bachelor's degree In business administration from Woodbury College In California He attended there tn the 1960s "You don't look at skin color." Steven, whom they left In Pullman to finish high school. Is doing very well and will be applylng for law school at Georgetown University Jn Washington. D C. after he graduates tn 1986, Choowah said. a*#*u PSstatr T w n i T h o u sa n d s ol Im m ig ra n ts gather a n nu a lly to take the oath of allegiance and becom e citizens ot the United States. They still consider America the greatest country In the world. The Slaks also have a 20-yenr-otd daughter. Selina, who Is studying physics at Southhampton University In Southampton. England, according to Choowah. Their children arc hut another example of the way orientals adapt and nourish ly America's educational system . Studies h ave show n that children of oriental Im m igrants excel taster In the schools th a n any other Im m igra n t group. The reason Is because. "W e adapt much more flexible.' Mrs Slak said We are See AMERICA, page 6D Needed: Enterprising Young Minds To Find The Solutions By Peter H. Gott, M.D. ■ You would think lhal with all lb'* technological skills at our dlsposal.someone could Invent a >r knble pipe reamer. For those of you who don't fluke pipes. I allude to the lore that we pipe smokers periodically confront: cleaning it the charTed ash that forms hslde the pipe bowl. The stuff Is ibomlnable. It’s as hard as dry plastic wood. It builds up. smoke idler smoke, like a malignant arteriosclerosis, progressively reducing the diameter of the bowl until so Utile tobacco can h r Inserted that a relaxing aftlr-d ln nc r habit becomes a five minute frustration [O f m o r e e c o n o m i c lmirtance.the gum m y crust has a ilffcrenl coefficient of expansion than does wood If Ihe pipe Is not E regularly reamed — a major undertaking, at present — the briar expands at a different rate than the deposit and will crack, thereby ruining the pipe. 1 realize this la not the kind of technical problem that Interests the general public. Perhaps It Is an Inconvenience better suited to an analysis by Andy Rooney. However. I have yet to find a decent, cleanable. Inexpensive pipe reamer. And that got me thinking about other familiar Items that also could aland some Improvement: — The stethoscope. Contrary to popular opinion, physicians do not store their stethoscopes In Ihe coldest crannies of the office. In fact. I often warm Ihe flat listening portion, called the dia­ phragm. before placing It on an unsuspecting warm chest. But could, either. If you slip II on with the opening In front — the PERSPECTIVE logical way — watch out: you end up looking like a refugee from Penthouse ma ga zi ne . Ihe warming Is never enough. When donned with the opening E a c h p a t i e n t J u m p s a nd In back, the gown exposes the exclaims "Hey. doc. where do entire spinal column, down to you keep that th in g ? (You and Including the coccyx and guessed (he next line.) In the surrounding structures. refrigerator?'’ T h is vestment defies my defi­ I plead for someone to design a stethoscope mitten — or some­ nition of the word "gow n." It thing — so that doctors can stop seems calculated to minimize modesty, maximize loss of body torturing warm-blooded clients. — The hospital gown This heat and make Ihe wearer an flim sy cotton garment was Instant object of Interest among clearly not designed by a pa­ visitors. I say throw hospital tient. for a patient. The darned gowns In the wastebasket and thing Is a veritable Gordian knot Insist on wearing your own of (laps, snaps, ties and gaping pajamas or nighties. (Inciden­ holes. I've never met a patient tally. Ihe disposable office-gown who could figure out how to get Is no improvement over Us In to It. Never met a doctor who hospital counterpart.) ft — Stirrups. These are not the gadgets you siulf your boots Into when cantering around the countryside. Medical stirrups are medieval devices — akin to Ihe thumbscrew — commonly at­ tached to uncomlnrtablr tables upon which sadistic gynecologlsls examine women's r e p r o d u c t i v e tracts. T h e specialists Insist thut stirrups are necessary, but most females don't like them, and I've never seen a male gynecologist try them himself. The solution? Ride bareback. Or surprise your obstetrician by requesting a western saddle. — Tongue depressors These u b i q u i t o u s , r o un d e d , flul wooden blades have probably been used since Cro-Magnon limes for looking Into throats They never fall to makr thetr victims gag Their sole value, II sem is to me. Is lo provide a surface upon which pediatri­ cians can draw littU- laces so children can lake them home, break them, gel splinters ami return to the doc Ior. The secret? Don't slick your tongue out If you're examined will) a tongue blade: the nerves that trigger the gag reflex live contentedly In the hack of the longue. Either stick out your tongue or allow the doctor lo use a tongue depressor, not both. Although modem science can put men and women In space, I suspect thut whal we really nerd are more enterprising young minds devoted lo discovering solutions to our little problems One way or the other, the big ones have a tendency to lake eare of themselves. Americans Earning More, But They're Saving Much Less I could tell from Ihe way he Ignored he (lowers (hat he was on a big case. Femlock Holmes, a private detective peclallzlng In economic Investigations, s a cousin of the probably late Sherlock lolme*. We had gone lo the auction of frth-ccntury drawings at Sotheby's, he great detective had been lemporary l y diverted by his success In picking up a work by a little-known French artist, but he slipped back Into a kind of ranee as we left. We took a stroll through the upper East Side. The (lowers were gorgeous. Parts of the city looked as If they had ust stepped out of a seed catalogue. I was dazzled. Holmes was oblivious to these wonders of nature. He seemed to be tn some other place, loat In thought. Suddenly he asked where we were. "Oh. drat!" he ejaculated upon being old he was 70 blocks from home. "I've 1 client due tn hall an hour." We took the subwuy, just making It o Holmes’ cramped room on the lower iast Side before a knock on the Cuor n n o u n e r d the a r r i v a l of Ms. Dollars (Non)C«nts Tim othy Tregarthen Parsimony Spendthrift, an ordinary woman ol ordinary age from Urooklyn. Ma. S p e n d t h r i f t w u s l o o k i n g particularly ordinary tn a floral print wrap around skirt, a yellow scoop neck T-shirt, and sandals. She gratefully accepted a cup of tea and sat down on Holmes' old davenport. " P r a y relax. Ms. Spendthrift." Holmes said soothingly. " I see you've been to the fencing exhibition at Jie Y. after which you did a bit of sky-diving upstate, topped ofT by a bit of raw octopua at one of those adventurous little places on Second Avenue." "H o lm e s. you asto ;nd m e!" I exrlklmed. Quirks "Begging your pardon. Mr. Holmes, but ull I did today was to divide the begonias, walch a little television, and take my Brownie troop out for hot dogs. I'm a rather ordinary American, you know," "S ig h ." Holmes sighed .#"Oh. well. It's your ordinary American' persona that got you In troublr. Isn't It?" "T h a t's the long and short of It. Mr. Holmes. Because I'm so ordinary. I've been accused, on behalf of all Ameri­ cans, of nol saving enough ." ■ 'You don't say!" I cried "Surely it Isn't true?" "Oh. I ’m afraid II Is." she replied. She was candid In her confession "I'v e never saved very much," she continued, "and I'm saving less now than ever. I save money the way a cat goes Into a room full of rocking chairs. Very rcliic tantly. "B u i Americans in general don't save. We have the second lowest sa vin gs rate among all developed counlrtes. Our savings rule is far below the world average. We have u lower savings rate even than India. India!" I asked Ms. Spendthrift why this was a problem. "Y o u r government promises you Social Security hcnclll* that appear q u i t e g e n e r o u s — the promi se diminishes your Incentive to savr for your own future- And, of course, your government borrows rather a lot Itself " A low savings rule means a low Investment rale." she replied. "And a low Investment rate means a low growth rate. I'm accused of causing all of that because of m y profligacy. Mr Holmes. Is there som r flaw In my character, which Is a very ordinary Amerlran character, that causes me not to save?" " I can assure you there is nothing wrong with your character," Holmes replied. It's a greal pity. Ms S|>emltlirlll I’m certain you'd save il your government would encourage it The lad lhal you. and Ihe rest of us, don't save much slows our growth. We arett'l providing our children with (he growth in Income our parents mid grandparents provided lor us," Bin 11 isn't my fault? Oh, Mr Holmes, how can I ever lhank you?" "Y o u r gratitude, and your promise to try in save In spite or your government, are reward enough lor me. Parsimony May I call you Parsimony? Excellent And now. let us have another cup of lea ” "O h. bless you Mr. Holmes! Hut. l( It's nol my character, what is it that causes me to be such a. well, spendthrift?" "Y o u are merely herding the call of your own government, my dear lady Your government Increases your taxes tf you save and earn Interest. Here In New York, the state Im posrs a spec I d additional penally. Hut ll you borrow, vour taxes are reduced fTimothy Trrgarl/ten welcomes thr opportunity to rorrrs/Mmtf with readers Write him nr thr Evening firm Id I by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY fM M KttaoiKcy. o t I ndiana AMNANOtM I# * K X C £ HNAUY t*1W *NtP THAT M cClO Vfl NAD UON fY Dull Women Better Lovers fa * I S B y U n ite d P r i M In t e r n a t io n a l | ST LOUIS (UPU - Carecr-orlented women are likely to be lean imvrreled In sex than thoac who are unemployed or In baring I Jobe, a Masters A Johnson I study shows A study of 2 IB married l couples revealed Inhibited j sexual desire was twice as [com m on In career women ■ than women with dull Jobs for those who have never ■ worked outside the home. IConstance Avery-Clark, a 1research associate at lhe |Masters ft J o h n so n In* stltute. said. Limited time for Intimacy lappears to be an overriding factor In the lives of dual­ career couples, she said. "These couples are often unable to spend much time together because at their demanding schedules, and ihe career wives frequently report difficulty making an effective mental transition from their professional lives to personal time with their respective husbands." she NOAMAUICNl IA U H A U K nA * tUM SHAPfVJb AT IACH OThtA O M YLD ANOJhtA. 7 W M TJt V tN TM O K n * t PUtATNGTWf tv u s M U n e m x m « i to r n t . W U (/ M M M «W K O I CJTVHbOOT KM Ctxn - s A v a e a /n M W ^ JW m XAH. •I* ALMOST _ PHHCrtt ATSTAU fm ■ ■ I m v m t n c j t 'i A The stu d y w i i drawn irom couples undergoing marital and sea therapy si the institute between 1079 and 10B4. Slxty-ftvt of the il\ S <* * ,V l v o tes . u rn * oop H tM oen u s io p c d r in m o m r d M O M IT AHN0UNC10 MU 36 AtfUCTIONhD TODAY than \ ^ y turn ® *ll ftp tASWMP M AUNNM6 QNMr&COAO< 1'career.91 aa _____ ■ # • t •• f fM �Evening Herald (USPS 411-260) 300 N. FR EN C H AVE.. SA N FO R D . FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-0993 Sunday, June 9, 1965 — 2D Wsyns 0. Doyls, Publlthsr Them at Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adklnv Advartm ng Diractor Home Delivery. Wrrk. 61,10; Month. *4,75; 3 Month*. • 14 25 6 Month* 627 00. Yrar. *31.00 Ity Mall Wrrk. • I W> Month. *0 00; 3 Month*. • IH 00. 6 Month*. 632.50; Yrar. 6*rfM*> Take Pride In The Graduates Morr than 2.300 high school senior* In Seminole County’s high schools were gradu­ ated this weekend, and they racked up quite a record. Consider: — Scholastic Applilude Test scores In the aggregate were 21 point* above the national average. — Local student* this year scored an average of 918. compared to 915 last year. The state average Is 890, Seminole County Supt. of Schools Robert Hughes says It's been one of the best school years for student achievement In recent memory. That's something all of us who irsldc In Seminole County can lx* proud of. And we arc. And to dem onstrate that pride, the Seminole County C o m m issio n recently approvrd a resolution endorsing the Families Together Inc.'s program of encouraging residents to turn on outdoor lights al their homes and car headlight* over the weekend as a way of telling the graduates "we're proud of them, we care about them and we urge them to seek a healthy and drug-free future.” The Fam ilies Together Inc. In a local community urtlon group which promotes public drug awareness, education and drugfree alternatives for the community's youth. A commendable goal. Violent Crime Occasionally a pessimistic note punctuates the hopeful refrain known as American society. O ne recently sounded: A vtnlent-crime-risk study by the Justice Depart­ ment found that 6 million Americans annu­ ally — 3 percent of the population 12 years and oltler — are thr victims of violent crimes. The study, known as Ihe Crime Risk Index. Is a statistical Indicator based on Interviews with 125.000 |>ersous at six-month Intervals during a five-year period. According to the Index, a black male has a 1-ln-21 chance of being murdered, compared with thr 1-In-131 chance fuced by a white male. For all females, there Is an estimated 1-In-282 chance of being murdered and tor nil males, the chance Is I-in 84. In addition, the study found that certain sub-groups of the population are particularly prone to the violent crimes of rape, robbery, and assault. Young adults were more likely to be victimized by violent crimes than the elderly: poor persons were more likely than wealthy person*; single or divorced (H-rsons more likely than married persons; and blacks more likely than whites. A Justice Department official Involved In the study, Steven Sehleslngcr. added no relief when he observed that Ihe annual 3 |*errcnt victimization rate Is "understated ovrr a lifetime." These statistics are numbing. And It's as sad as It Is shocking that the Index concludes thnt crime Is the chief malady of American society. Longer sentences, stilfer penalties, tougher Judges, more prisons, citizen vigi­ lance — these are generally accepted but Insufficiently applied cures for lawlessness, Please Write Letters to the editor sre welcome for publication. A ll letters m ust be signed end Include i m a ilin g address and, If possible, a telephone num ber. The E v e n in g Herald reserves the right to edit le tte rs to avoid libel and to accommodate epace. I t M rs WOMD DONALD LAMBRO Budget Office Chief Sees Growth Ahead W ASHINGTON — Rudy Pcnncr. Congress's chief economist and director of the Congressio­ nal Budget Office, hates the term "growth rrcesslon" because It doesn't define the current economic slowdown. The recovery, he says. Is merely In a “pause." Fenner, who ts usually very cautious In his forecasts, says that despite the sluggishness of the first quarter. " I remain pretty optimistic for the rest of this year. "M y own feeling ts that our (CBO'a) economic forecast, which was for 3.4 percent average growth (for the year), won't look too bad by the time the year's over,” he said during an Interview In his Capitol Hill office. " In fact. I think ovrr the whole average of the next three quarters. It (the growth rate) will be somewhere above lhat. "In other words. I expect things to perk up. and I think there are some signs of that already, " he said. Indeed there are. Certainly, the liveliest and the most critical sector of the economy Is housing, with housing starts up for the last two months. Retail saies also have bounced back a little bit In the last month, although not as much as some had hoped. "B u t I think iny main reason for optimism." says Penncr. "Is simply that we have experi­ enced a rather substantial fall in Interest rates, and I think that will be beneficial all over — especially In housing." Declining Interest rates — the result of reduced discount rates and an Increase tn the money supply by the Federal Reserve, os well as reduced business borrowing — remain one of the wonders of a low-inflation economy that Is now poised for a major leap forward this year and next. In addition, signs abound that Interest rates will continue to decline this year: Treasury bill rales, usually a bellwether of future Interest rates, were down a point from the previous month to less than 7 percent last week; yields on U.S. government notes and bonds have declined slightly: the Veterans Administration has cut Its mortgage-loan rates from 12 percent to 11.5 percent: and conventional mortgage rates were down 2 percentage points from last year. Of equal significance, the prime rate, which stood at 10 percent last week, was expected to continue ita decline Into single-digit rates for the first time tn seven years. A recent analysis by Data Resources. Inc., predicts that the Fed’s expansion of the money supply "will permit both short- and long-term Interest rates to decline steadily until late 1985. even as the economy shows signs of renewed expansion at midyear." "The big question mark.” says Penner. "Is. what's the outlook for business capital forma­ tion? And I think falling Interest rates arc going to help that." Increased capital formation will mean In­ creased business Investment — and that will lead to Increased Job creation, which will help reduce America's persistent 7 percent-plus unemployment rate. Penncr says that lower interest rates will produce "sufficient growth to start bringing that down again." ROBERT WALTERS SCIENCE WORLD Some New Evidence On 007 Youth Diets A Hoax By Jsn Ziegler UPI Science Writer W ASHINGTON (UPI) - Depend­ ing on thr theory you subscribe to. It In (xtsslble to stretch your lifespan by exercising, avoiding stress, tak­ ing v Ilam In supplrmrnts. certain drugs or cutting down on ftxxl. These pills und techniques muy make you feel better. If only tempo­ rarily. but thrrr Is no evidence they will add years to your life, said Edward Schneider, deputy director or thr National Institute on Aging. " W r know lhat moat of these things do not work to Increase life expectancy except caloric restric­ tion. and that will only work If you're a mouse," he said at a recent seminar. Studies have shown mice and rats live longer when fed low-calorle diets, but whether restricted fcxxl Intake docs the same for people rrmalnn to be nrrn. hr said. There Is evidence, however, that skinny and obese people die younger than thooe who are average In weight. Overall, Am ericans are living longer Ilian ever before, hr said. According lo the Institute, the average lifespan In 1900 was 45 years. Latest statistics show males ixirn In 1983 will live 71 years and females 78 yrurs. Life expectancy In the United States Is Increasing at all ages. ItoKsIhly bccuusc of better treatment for heart disease, ranrer and other killers of the middle-aged and el­ derly. The United Stutcs still has u way In go. however, ranking only 15th umong nations In survival for males and eighth for females, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. The top two countries fur mules are Japan, with average lifespan of 73.8 und Sweden. 73.1. Fur females. Holland and Norway ure on lup with lifespans of 79.2 years. Schneider described the most (xipular life-extension theories: — Antioxidant diets: These con­ tain nutrients, primarily vitamins A. C amt E ami the mineral selenium, that supposedly repair damage to cells caused by oxygen. No one has found evidence these diets do retard aging or Its effects, Schneider said, "but It's worth looking Into." — L-Dopa: This drug ameliorates symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Rats given the drug lived longer, but their calorie Intukc was restricted — suggesting their diets had more lo do with the longevity, Schneider said. RUSTY BROWN Weekend In Eternity G H O ST RANCH. N.M. - INEA) When the beauty of the Southwest Is overwhelming, folks around here like to say they arc "blissed out." T hat's how I feel about this place and the mood of the women meet­ ing here for a Women's Wellness Conference. T h is Is a church-owned retreat at 6.500 feet — a high, green valley wrapped tn the warm embrace of sandstone bluffs 185 million years old. The ancient cliffs are stratified Intn hues of rust, pink and gold: the sky Is azure and snow capped peaks rise beyond. There are 75 of us here, mostly heulth educators, n u r s e s and health-agency executives. We live In Spartan adobe cabins, sleep on metal bunks. And Just like ktds at c am p, we have to c a r r y o u r toothbrushes and towels to common bathroom s with rows of sinks, showers and totlrls. Somehow that part seemed more OK at age 10 — hut sharing confidences and laught­ er from our bunks at night Is as much fun as ever. Our conference leader tells us that self-responsibility offers the best potential for well-being. We are learning to help ourselves to wellness by focusing on six key compo­ nents: physical fitness, good nutri­ tion. healthy relationships, healthy environment, stress control and spiritual nourishment. Our physical fitness begins In the bracing air at 6 30 a m. We fastwalk. run. do stretch exercises or yoga. I tick off the miles, circling a fragrant field of alfalfa, listening to inradowlurks and a mourning dove as the sun rlmbs the cliffs. In the afternoon, we raise our heart rates In outdoor aerobics or pant our way to the scenic lookouts In abundance here. Our meals are low-sugar with an emphasis on fruit, fitter, leafy greens und skim mtlk. Brownies and ice errant are unthinkable, though one woman smuggled In a hag of Sugar Babies. I know. Because In aecrecy and weakness. I was one of those who helped her devour them. In classes and workshops we learn tliul women too often think of themselves as "walking vaginas," that, while we regularly sec a gynecologist for a Pap and a pelvic, we neglect the equally Important, more thorough physical. A psychologist tells us that self­ esteem Is the core of u healthy woman and gives us a test to rate our self-esteem quotients. Another »|>cuker warns us not to fall prry lo the stressed out "T yp e E W om an" — who tries to be "every­ thing'' to "everybody." In the In­ timate support group I Join dally we d e c i d e t h e r e are too m a n y "shoulda" In our lives: " I should clran the closets"; “I should work to n ight": " I should Invite the neighbors over." We vow to shed unnecessary "should.*" that keep us on overload. We learn about therapeutic touch and those whose skillful hands scan the bodies of patients to transfer some of their own excess energy. We practice on each other but few succeed. We are better at supportive hugs — equally Important to our wellness. We want to stay on. but must return lo our fast-paced, purposeful days, yet somehow keep — and pass on — the wrllnrss we have found here W A S H IN G T O N |NEA» - Like Alice's Adventures In Wonderland, the saga of the Korean Air Lines plane shot down In thr late summer of 1983 by military aircraft from the S o v i e t U n i o n 1s b e c o m i n g "curlouscr and curlouscr." Provocative new disclosures In­ dicate that this country's political, military and diplomatic officials may have manipulated, suppressed and distorted Important Information about the Ill-fated Journey of KAL flight 007 on Aug. 31, 1983. Journalists, academicians and aviation specialists have produced a substantial body of evidence sug­ gesting that the plane did not accidentally stray from Us assigned course when It Intruded upon Soviet territory. Instead, several Independent rrsearchers believe, the Boeing 747 purposely deviated from the normal (light path to stimulate the Soviet Union's air defense system, thus providing valuable military In ­ telligence for this country. "W ith the passage of time, this argument, unlike all others, looms stronger titan before.” concludes Alexander Dallln, a Stanford U n i­ versity professor and author of a new book entitled "Block Box: K A L 007 and the Superpowers." Adds J o h n Kepprl. a former Foreign Service officer: "We already have a virtually overpowering Infer­ ential and circumstantial case. Col­ lectively. It also forms a logical case which I am convinced la of a definitive nature." Assistant Secretary of State Rich­ ard R Hurt, who was the principal government spokesman In the days following the destruction of the plane. Insists that he did not learn that It had been downed until almost eight hours after tt was shot from sky by Soviet Jet fighters. But Der Spiegel, a respected West German nrw s magazine, has re­ ported that leas than three hours after the Incident Burl participated In a conference call In which senior government officials devised a plan to withhold nrws of Ihe disaster until they could orchestrate a pro[uiganda campaign portraying It as a Soviet atrocity. A m o n g those reportedly participating In the telephone coll were Secretary of Slate George Shultz. C IA Director William Casey and two of President Reagan's most senior advisers — Edwin Mrrse and William Clark. The Nati onal Transportation Safely Board was authorized by International treaty to conduct an ofllclal Investigation of thr crash but lhat probe was summarily aborlrd for unspecified reasons by the State Department JACK ANDERSON P.R. Man Was Mine-Safety Expert Jack Anderson And “ Hay. how's Mike Denver, formerly BELEAGUERED Mike Denver / Joseph Bpa or W A S H I N G T O N - F o r four monthe ending last week, the Mine Safety and Health Administration employed a 6170-a-day consultant with curious credentials for the Job. Hta previous experience was In political ballyhoo, unrelated to the safely of the nation’s miners. In fact, while Justin R. Swift was being (laid as a consultant on mine safely matters, he managed to squeeze In two missions as a White House "advance m an" — for Vice President George B u sh 's trip to Grenada and President Reagan's trip lo Spain A former publlc-relatfons and m a r k e t i n g specialist with the Sheraton. Man ton and Quality Inn hotel chains. Swift worked for the Re.ig.in flush re-election campaign and was managing director of this yrat'a inaugural batis. "After the Inauguration. Jane Kenny (special assistant to Buahl I got me placed In my present Job," Swift told our reporter M a rk Woolley. " A n y o n e co n sid e re d friendly lo the White House was helped along." Helping along political friends is done by every administration, of course. But the mine safety agency seems a peculiar dumping ground for political plumsuckrrs. "Moat people tn M SH A have a strong background In m ining." said Sy Holrmun. assistant stofT director of the House educational, labor, health and safety subcommittee, which oversees the agenry. And Ihe timing Is certainly ques­ tionable. " U n f o r t u n a t e l y , the Hragan administration wants to cut *5.4 million and 117 positions for fiscs) year 1986." Hull man said. "These cuts Include our safety Inspectors. The (House) Appropria­ tions committee needs to address the Increase of mine related deaths before cuts are made." An aide lo Sen Wendell Ford, D-Ky., sold: " I hope nothing disas­ trous happens because of hta lack of knowledge In the field of m ining." Swift’s work at thr mine safety agency was described by a highlevel official as "highly sensitive." though mainly In the ores of publlc rclatlons. His proposal for a National Mine Safety Week was rejected by hla superiors, but Swift was tn rharge of coordinating the dedica­ tion of a bronze statue In Berkley. W.Va.. shortly before he left the agency at the end of May. Swift's political advance work was approved by David Zegecr. assistant labor secretary for mine safety. “The advance work that he has done for Bush since he has been with this olTlce has been on our time." Zegrer said. "W e’ve been told that the work ts non-political." Swift sold B ush's office paid him "food m oney" for his advance work. Thl* Amounted to 61,400 on the today Grenada trip tn February. The State Department paid for the rest of the trip. HOAX OF T H E WEEK: A leaflet oflenng advice to cx-convlcta re­ cently arrived In our office, stating In bold type: "Being tn Prison la the effect of the Emotional Problem which quallfy's you for Emotional D isa b ility . ' It lists Ihe " N e w Legislative Unemployment In su r­ ance Benefits" available to ex-cons under "B ill of Rights 4190" far prisoner*. According to the leaflet, felons returning to society can collect more than 6500 a month. There are. of course, no "em o­ tional disability" benefits available for cx-convlcta. We tracked the spurious leaflet to the Southeastern Training Center in L a n c a s t e r . O h i o , where t he supervisor. Terry Monts, labeled It a hoax. Former prisoner* have a tough enough Ume without needlessly Irritating authorities with claims for nonexistent benefits. Monts plans lo call In ihe local bunco squad. �O P IN IO N Evening Herald. San lord. FI. Sxndar. June *. IV U — 3D Movement Grasps Commitment To Share Freedoms Foundation Feat urea The rectangle pictured at right Is a — a C Flag to be exact. It Is becoming Increasingly visible In cltiesand towns across the country. Its visibility Is not evidence of an invasion by some foreign power or of the rise of some new political mov­ ement In the United Stales This llag represents a different kind of mov­ ement. one that promises to improve the quality of life for all of us by encouraging private companies and associations to share their unique talents and resources. The C Flag program was unveiled late last year by President Reagan and the White House Office of Private Sector Initiatives. It is designed to recognlre businesses and organiza­ tions which make special contribu­ tions to their communities. The hope, of course. Is that recognition will stimulate others to become Involved In community action and volunlartsm. The program has two tiers. In the first, businesses and organizations with community Involvement pro­ jects are encouraged to register them with the Partnerships DataNet. Hav­ ing done so. they will receive a C Flag which can be displayed to show they care about their community. The first such flag was Issued to Peter Ueber­ roth on behalf of all the- businesses that contributed to making the 1984 Lo» Angeles Summer Olympics such a success. The second tier provides special recognition for some of the partici­ pants In the program. Each year, projects with particular merit will receive a Presidential ('nation and an exceptional few will receive a top Presidential award. It Is anticipated that the first of these awards pres­ entations will lake place in early summer. This kind of recognition ts richly deserved. It has been pointed out that between 1980 and 1983 total gtvlng in the United Slates increased by 35 percent. The figure for 1983 was almost $65 billion, an amount greater than the Gross National Products of over half the nations of the world. Num erous outstanding projects have already been registered with the Partnerships DataNet. These Include: B. Dalton Bookseller's Adult Litera­ cy Initiative, which makes employees available for community tutoring of adult Illiterates. Control Data Corporation's In ­ cubator Program nurtures small business development ucross the country, G T E Corporation's G.I.F.T. pro­ gram provides grants to mulh and science teachers for development of Innovative classroom techniques. First Interstate Bunk of California's Sm all Cities Program makes the expertise of buisness executives available to small cities and towns In that state. Traltways and the International Association of Chiefs of Police Joined forces to create Operation: Home Free, which p rovides runaway children with free bus tickets home. The story of Operation: Home Free provides a marvelous example of how c o m m i t m e n t can m a ke things happen. President Reagan devoted one of Ills Saturday radio talks to the problem of missing children. The broadcast was heard by Jim Ker­ rigan. Chairman of Trallways. and It moved him to act. The following Monday, he called the White House to say that Trallways would like to help Hr was put In touch with IACP and the program was developed How much time elapsed between that telephone call to the White House and the first child's free ticket home? Ten days. A s President Reagan noted In his speech announcing the program, the C on the flag stands for commitment Look for the C Flags In your area They are displayed by businesses and associations committed to making their communities better places to live. OUR READERS WRITE S couts H e lp e d Tax P ro p o sa ls We want lo thank your newspaper lor helping us let the public know about our fundraiser Chinese Auction that we held on May 25. It was very sucessful and we hope to make this an annuo) event. To all those businesses and friends who donated Items and/or time, we say a tug T H A N K S The Scouts will he on their way lo Camp Daniel Boone In North Carolina In August and we appreciate all the help m raising Ihe funds tu gel us there, Bob Brown Scoutmaster. Troop 529. Paola W o u ld H urt C h a ritie s With reference to proposals that are Intended to simplify the tax code by broadening the definition of income, rrduclng the number of credits and deductions and lowering the tax rates, there are a number of provisions (hat would seriously Impair the ability of charitable Institutions tu raise the funds needed lo provide service to local communities These proposals Include one to eliminate Ihe present 9100 charitable deduction for those who do not Itemize on their federal tux return and lo permli deductions only In excess of 2 percent of adjusted gross income for those who do Itemize. Another would limit the deduction allowed for Ihe gift of appreciated property to Ihe lesser of the current market value or its original cost Increased by an Infla­ tionary factor. Some studies Indicate that ihese two changes will. In cfTect. Increase the cost of a charitable gift The reduction In giving due to the cllmlnatton/rrvtslun of the deduction Is estimated at 20 percent while a 38 percent decline Is expected In gills of appreciated properly. We feel that this Is unfair, especially given the ad­ ministration's plea that private chari­ ty assume many of the health, welfare and rduratlnnal functions provided by the government Further, ours Is a pluralistic society and Institutions are encouraged to provide a range of services that cater to the diverse needs of our citizens. Government agencies would find It difficult If not lni|>osslble. to duplicate Hie services currently provided by private chari­ ties. Bearing In mind Ihe edecl of these pro|H>sals on our local charitable Institutions, the Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce asks lhal you support HR 587 (Charitable Contributions Legislation), a hill thal would retain the present charitable deduction. James G. Houser Chamber President Ths Herald welcomes tatters to ths editor. They moot be algncd with mailing address and. If possible, phone number. We reserve the right to edit. P ro je c t G ra tify in g "W s hs»« • n«w landmark alnca (lartad our aaparlmanU with capitalism... N'a th# Grsat Mall o< C h in a .." M o to r in g P le a s u re s You have heard of M iss America. Miss Ftortda Quern, and Queen Dee. They don't have anything on me. 1 am known as Mr. 1-aw Abiding Citizen of America I won't even swat a fly In Volusia County before I get a permit Irom the County Manager, We must have uboul seven hundred ordinances In Voluslu County. They have on ordinance forbidding Ihe citizens from using one of our hospi­ tals. tx-cause It la owned by Doctors Now let's look buck to my law abiding ways. I drive down Interstate -1 uboul five days u week at 55 miles per hour In the fast lane, because that Is ihr speed limit. I looked In my rear view mirror, and saw this churucter blinking his lights I was scared out of my wits, because I knew Hie Jerk was going lo run over the lop of me. Be applied his brakes and skidded lo Ihe right of me and motioned (or me lo roll down my window. I heard him suv. "you old buzzard, why don't you p a rk?" I apologized to the genlirntan and told him I was sorry that loday was Ihe first time 1 knew thut hilerstate 4 was a private drive. I continued on my wuy at 55 miles un hour, when all of a sudden I thought I heard a Cricket In my cur. To my surprise the cricket that I thought was In my cur was a horn on Please necepl our most sincere (hanks for Ihe publicity that your newspaper has given to All Souls School fin d Ihe All Souls Home A School Association this year. Susan McWattrrs All Souls Home A School Assu. a Bug about three Inches from my rear bumper. The Midget that was driving that bug was shaking his fist at me. By now I am so mad I decided to stop and beat Ihe slew out of this Midget. To my surprise the Midget was coiled up like a snake under Ihe steering wheel, and when he un­ wound I bet fie was six feet tall I made a dash for my car like a bullet, and In exactly ten seconds I was back lo 55. I crossed over Ihe St. Johns River and about a mile or two In Seminole County, a State Trooper had u car slopped 1 said to myself. 1 In-1 (hat character was making 700 miles an hour when he was stopped. 1 have never seen a Trooper looking so happy. I could almost hear him say. how lucky I am. I out run one. If our Troopers tiad some way lo box them In. they could llckrt at least 5.000 an hour, and thal woftld pave every road In the stale, without raising taxes. Finally I decided to drive on down lo Altamonte Mall, and buy myself a Plaque for never driving over 55 miles un hour. 1 found u vacant parking space neur Ihr Mall, and looking both ways to see If 1 was beating anyone to the space. Just about the tlnir I got parkrd some man got out of tils cur ami said. "Mister, I saw that purklng space |usl before I left 436. My advice to you kid. Is to get Hie hell oul of It." By now my Irish was boiling I got out of my car with one thing In mind, to give this creep two black eyes Never have I fteen so shocked In my life, this i ha rad rr was so big he didn’t wear u hat. lie had shingles on his head, and II 1 am seeing straight he had Jusl had a new roof put on. I am ushumrd to admit that I finally broke the luw, I drove out of Allamonte parking lot at 80 miles an hour. Grover Ashcraft Pierson C o v e ra g e T h a n k-Y o u total stranger, and each of us really fell good u ImhiI wliut we did for Mrs Maddux. The project was gratifying and successful on a personal level. We really appreciate the coverugr that you gave It. Janet Kuhs Communications Committee Semi note County Board of Realtors Thank you for sending Mr, Tom Vincent nr cover our "Paint A House" project on May 1 1 and for the photograph and caption you printed the following week. We had a total of 27 volunteers who came out to paint the house, that of a TAKING CARE A Little Help And Elderly Can Stay At Home By Cheryl Jensen The time may come when an older person is no longer able to continue living at home In a fully independent environment The precipitating factor may be the disabling effects of chronic Illness, or the changes that occur with normal aging It may be the fact that mother Is getting forgelful and the children are concerned she will stait a lire by leaving the teakettle on too long. That person, however, does not require the full care that a nursing home provides One alternative Is assisted living "The goal of assisted living is to provide an alternative In persons living alone at home, or with their families, or In a nursing home." said S. Kelley Moseley, director ol graduate programs in health administration at the Univer­ sity of Houston (Clear Lake). He Is also the president of S.K.M Health Care consultants and recently founded C O R Y D O N Management — a firm specializing In the planning and man­ agement of elderly residential commu­ nities "Som e statistics Indicate that there are people In nursing homes who do not. In lact, need In Ik - there," he said "T h e y are not there lor physical conditions. They are there because their are no alternatives " The goal ol I he assisted-living con­ cept Is In provide Ihe necessary sup­ portive services and supervision while allowing Ihe person to luncHon as Independently as possible. However, said Moseley, the bad news Is thut we don’t have enough of this kind of housing now. and thul our chance ol meeting I tie lultire need lor It doesn't look good "W ith asslnllvr living," lie said, "we have atxiui 120 percent ol ihe existing need covered, yet we are facing this Increasing imputation who are In need ol alternatives" " T y p i c a l l y I t ' s an a pa rt me nt environment, although It can take the lorm of cluster housing. Inwnhousrs. high-rise euudos — any physical structure ran be used," Moseley said " B u t It Is not real estate so m u ch as it is a service. It provides what l like lo c h a r a c te r iz e as s u b tle s u p p o rtiv e services. W hereas In a hospital or nursing home they are obvious. In assisted living they n rr subtle By m a k in g a meal a d in in g, restaurant e xp e rien ce rutlier th a n a cafeteria experience, you can u c h lc v r ihe u iiir goal of adequate n u tritio n In an In dependent environm ent " Servlcrs vary, lull generally Include meals , social activities, weekly housekeeping, a van for Iransportatlnii. security, emergency call system s wlihln each apartment, a nurse on duty 124 hours a day and assistance with bathing or grooming As governm ent w ithd ra w s Irom hnus lug sub sid y program s and as charitable • organizations Uriel It m ore difficult to c o n s tru c t and operate such costly projects. Moseley Itelleves the private sector lias to step 111 "The private sector Is not respond­ in g " he said. "There's a lot id talk People arc saying. ’The elderly market is w here we ought to be ' But I hr ability to finance Ihrse projects is limited, and they are quite complex, and the lending community Is uncertain about u ... "A n d I don't think the private sector Is going to tie able to rcsjxtnd lo Ihe needs of the low Income elderly." he added. "These projects arr not projects thul a |x-rson could move Into lot $400 a month arid receive that package of services. T he y are more In the $ 1,000-a month ra n g e " What Newspapers Across The Nation Are Saying 'Never' Didn't Last Long For Japanese By United Press International The (Burlington, Iowa) Hawk Eye The 40th anniversary (Aug 141 of V J Day comes us Ihe Japanese plot a $(00 billion, five-year arms buildup. Japan Is buying F-15 llghrrs. P-3 Orton naval patrol planes, subma­ rines. Patriot missiles and other gee whlzzery of ihr nuclear age. American taxpayers will welcome ihe move. If it takrs some of the Pentagon burden from their backs. Japanese cannot Ignore the 24 Soviet divisions In their Far Eastern Military division, near Japan, nor the North Korean standing army of 750.000. But what a short abstinence this was? The Japanese swore off the military after World War II. Gen. Douglas MacArlhur prodded them lo do so. ordering a clause In J a p a n s new constitution that "the Japanese people forever renounce war as a sovereign right of a nation. Land, sea and air forces will never be main­ tained." Thai was In 1947. "Never” didn't last long. Our presidenl now can observe V-J Day by welcoming ihe Japanese into Ihe evergrowing club of nuclear armed nations. After all. as he *ald. there comes a time to forget. Na« Hampshire Sunday News. Mancheatsr The tax reform package unveiled by President Reagan last week has. momentarily, caught the i bigspenders flat-footed and fumbling The " l a m e - d u c k " president, supposedly wrecked on the shores of Bltburg Just a few short week agu. ts suddenly King of ihe Hill again and all manner of politician Is taking note. Even before the president had finished his TV presentation. Sen. Teddy Kennedy had Issued a statement of praise of — Ronald Heagan! Plaudits continued in Ihe days that followed. The basic premise of the tax reform plan la fairness and simplification. People should know lhal their federal government Is taxing them all eqaully. that their neighbor isn't "getting away" with something. Tax reform regarding business Is another story, since business will only pass along its coat to the consumer. Hut here. too. a measure of fairness ran be gained and stricter accounting made for legitimate coals. Tha Beaton Olebe This should be the year In which Congress finally cornea lo grip with the need to reorganize the Pentagon. Legislators and the public are nrarlng an end of their patience with a system lhal received 49-percent increases, after adjust­ ment for Inflation, during Presidenl Reagan's first term and now devours $300 billion annually, yet can’t quit crying poormouth. The common complaint about ending Pentagon "waste, fraud and abuse" does not cut to the heart of the problem The more basic issue is restructuring the military command — especially ihr Joint Chiefs of Staff, who as a group advise Ihe secretary of defense *und the president on what weapons to buy and what operations to mount. Earh branch of the services has Its own priorities und self image. Each member of (he Joint Chiefs Is understandably loyal to the service of his choice. This often gets in the way of a broad and balanced view of American defenae needs. New York Dally Nawa One of the proposals in the Reagan administra­ tion's tax reform package Is that federal funding of presidential elections be abolished That's a laid idea. Half the cost of presidential elections is now paid by Ihe federal government. President Reagan and Waller Mondale got $40.4 million each last year. The money rom rs from Income taxes: Taxpayers can designate $1 of (heir tax payment to the election fund by checking a box on top of their ICMOs It doesn't increase or decrease anyone's taxes ‘it's the one case in which taxpayers can specify what a part of thrtr taxes should be spent on. Federal financing of elections began in 1976 after years of debate on the issue were brought to a head by Watergate and the 1972 execcsaes of the Nixon reelectlon committee. It has done a lot to clean up American politics. ...To abolish the tax-checkoff system of federal funding would ... cut off a healthy democratizing of campaign financing. The effort should I k - abandoned by the White House, and If It Isn’t, then rejected by Congress Tha Bhtlbyvllla (lad.) Nawa In a number of very Important respects. Ronald Reagan Is a smart politician ... Bill to expect lhal he could serve as president lor u number of years without falling on hit face now und then. Isn't realistic. And fall on his fare hr has. the most recent example being thal silly business of selling up a new radio service beamed especially at Cuba. Propaganda most assuredly has Its placr in ih>competlllon among nations and Ideologies, hut ways oilier than a new and expensive radio service have hern In place and operational with respect to Cuba for a long time — and they have been effective. Reagan wasn't alone ill this Cuban radio venture. Congress obviously went uiong with establishing a new and powerful transmitter In Florida to bombard the tiny rommunlsl country 90 miles away with news of how bad off are Un­ people on the Island. To begin with, lh a l'* a fact Cubans already know Otherwise, why have so many of them crowded unto our shorts in a continuing stream? % -• *’ i . ' Z V C l ) * f rr *» •.* �\ *i \ ’f ? / . w if M p f r > iW Methodist S u n d a y, June f , ItlS 4D -E v rm n g Herald, Sanford, FI. Adventist THF m u v tm o M t a n a m r chuoch U w a l a i t in II M i a Friftf Sank* I N | 1l Assembly O f God m i I t H M U 07 t o * U n m « * 4 (la i m rai HOPF OUR NATION! i n < n r » i i tank * I.H « i M e h M H I to a * i i 14# I M m M e M M M C i m la 1 M O M i m C M t I k M b a la Start*, I .a— I larnca M )| l Cai C M c* Iw W t M i M U M il M IT I f M l C a n e af ( n o k , C M le a f aa* * * ■ In a a c laic Mara m a a ta la w * a**a* fallal Merita) Sank* II M IB |eaa| l e w 7M ia , » ( I DOM I I U I H T Of to o i m r i«fc a t kmmn L M a w * facia# 1 la a tf Srtnrt M ic a Wartkn tanka 11 M a n liaeial » m * a IM | Ji Taadai 7m l , » i » i I 00 # a . mw u iU M t n u o w tw f I I I lata In n a 14 lata nar,. I U I I 7 M faciei t a i l , tank* ISnc*e, **Ca I M i •M en Baptist C l i t l M lA TItS T CMURCM l l l l Oat R at. 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No, to cross our fingers and make a wish is not sufficient But n church with prayer and dedication we can find the stiengt7i and laith to make our hopes com* true M0S7 coots 401 Tart O n It* Oat lara, D Saaa* Otataa IM ts tfrto a a Won t you give a a try ne«t week? 10 00 a ■ s i t i n o s in s c o r o i Salt Maa, llanaataa, U f a Maa,. 7k 7Mar laaaa, Sakaaf 1 Maralc) Waacktf team a 0 00 i s M W WOUWT C l l T t t T WlttJOMiRT O i f T I I T CMUOCB I l l s Waal I7i* S i I t , Caaiga W Waaraa SaaTa, Sc*M * 10 a < Mania) la n k * I I 00 a a I,a*a| Sank* IN f a NonDenominational W M im STOIMCI COMWUklTT l«A M C f 1ICAI COMCRSUTMMAl 2IS Wc*a St,cal Oat OatMl S i m Tie tar Sen**, lekaaf 10 00 aac Warctr* 1000 a ■SABTOOt C0MMUMI7 MNHS7B7 M i l V Aaaata* A ra m Saafar*. fkrka lac Mafcta Mamet* A laa JrtU Mart SaaOc, Waacktf 11 00 a ■ I r a n . ) WaavM* 7 00 f > 71*11 RATTIST CMUtCB ■ m m wood M00 M artian Waa*t Baa* lata Mai, Marita ft* leftert ft*fti Pa#Le* Tactaf f t M fttWf *4S i a . 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M tSt i t f T I S I CNUCCM or LOCK WOOD I MM Waal a* 17 01 na Me, C M m nir R«f ftfli Iscftibti P H im. Tactaf Start I f o v f t , MnccCar af [ametna aa* TaoW ■rtfa lit * , *•41 a a W arm ) Warthn 1 I M I Art. laaaM) Warckf* 7.JO ).a . Ba*atc*a, S ) 0 # a. F ilm k ip Sm,mf Tr#,** M a tin ) A M ,# **»cai» f i m M far Church Of Christ | iooo*M a t f i n i cmuocm •70 Uftafa 0* ll|H Marat*, facial Seafa, Sakaaf 1000 a n Maraca) Stack* 11.00 a n . (c a n e ) Strike 7 SO f a . Wafaatft, Sauna I,SO a n 0W Iridic I n a Mae Da, i t o i r o w o t f i is i cm uo cm l i t Let a t e . U fa Mac, J 7 I0 1 IO la k e Mu facial Setfa, Sckaal It s *m WarcfMf Same* 11.00 t n liaaca) War car* lo o i n WafaaWa, OrWa Sle*, 0 SO a n Mai cart fra il* a* n a t c M l l a a r r t lT c h m c * I I I W lu r f f i In * . M a i l t ill ' OF OUR cornu HUY, The Chuich... I*tr> c a ta m m t H t a o M t i ch ur c h 4 * m i *m a » « a ^ Tart Ha,a, Taller So* WaacfM* SarcM* S 00 a a l a k e , Sr haaf 0 **rtt Mkk CUtc 1000 a a io * tier o*M a t too c u t i i i n s i Other Churches JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE J4 0G PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 iThe Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possiblei SU N BA N K and Staff 200 W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L BAN K Sanford, Pla. Howard H. Hodgaa and Staff O R IO O R Y L U M B E R T R U K VALU E H A R D W A R E 500 Maple Ay*., Sanford C O L O N IA L R O O M RESTAU RAN T Downtown Sanford 115 East First St. Bill ft Dot Palntar HARRELL A B EV ER LY T R A N S M IS S IO N David Bavarly and Stall JCPannay Sanlord Plaza ST E N ST R O M REALTY Harb Stonstrom and Stall P A N T R Y P R ID E D IS C O U N T P O O D S T H E M c K IB B IN A G E N C Y Insurance and Employees MIL'S K N IQ H T ’S SN O B S T O R E Downtown Sanlord Don Knlghl and Stall OULP S E R V IC E Mel Ooklo and Employeas L.D. P L A N T S, INC. Ovlado, Florida O S B O R N 'S B O O K AN D B IB L E S T O R E 2599 Sanford Ava. W IL S O N -E IC H E L B E R O E R MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Stall P U B L IX M A R K E T S and Employees W IL SO N M A IB R P U R N IT U R E CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W ilton S E N K A R IK Q L A S S ft P A IN T CO., IN C . 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Cm al Cm,calm A km , a. It ouaaa 4 af M r t c WWaa la w Aon Ckmak af Wa U m , la*. Flat Ckmck af Ckrcai J iaakcL l i m We* m* I Okock if Saofw* w Raaoaf Ckmck rt ksf k Ckrki l l l l fan, I n 1 4 Saaort I rtcnacCa. J7J4 < Saafm* �Briefly Holy Cross Episcopal To Observe Youth Sunday Thin Sunday is Youth Sunday at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Sanford. During the 10 a m, service, young people of the church will serve as acolytes, readers, ushers and the sermon will be delivered by Billy Tamm. Following the service, the Sunday School staff and students will be honored at a covered dish luncheon In the parish hall. During this time, awards will Ire presented to those who have pari Iclpaled In the Sunday School program this year. Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish. Dessert and beverages will be provided. Because of the luncheon, there will Ire no breakfast served this Sunday at the church. Associate Pastor Appointed The Rev. James R. Hebei was appointed by Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. as associate pastor of Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry, on May 30 during the 143rd annual session of the Uni led Methodist Church Florida Conference. Hebei will assume his duties on July 1 when he will replace Ihr Rev Michael Knlrhmalnen. who will lie leaving to enter Candler School of Theology. Atlanta. He will also be pastor at two churches In Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Kolehmalnen and their young son will be honored at a reception following the 11 a in. service on June 30. Hebei and his wife. Susan, have I wo children. David. 11. and Laura. 9. Baptists Honor Seniors A special breaklast was recently held at the First Baptist Church of Oviedo to honor the c hurch's graduating seniors. The Seniors Breakfast was sponsored by the church's Brotherhood organization as one of Hs projects for young people. Graduates and their families were guests at the breakfast on June 2. Following the brrakfast. the seniors each received a gift from the church at the 8:30 a m. worship service Those honored were Lisa O'Daniel. Jessica Norton. Ronnie Pciklus and Tim I’hllpot. Oviedo High Sehk-ol; Janie* Bouue Colonial High School; and Debra Perkins. University of Central Florida Schedule Change A t Messiah Messiah Lutheran Church. 2610 S. Highway 17-92. Casselberry, bus announced a time change In the 11 a m service effective this Sunday. The service will begin at lO 30 am . The early service will still be at 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion wls celebrated each Sunday at the 8:30 a m. service and on the first Sunday of the month at 10 30 a m. Vacation Church School Community United Mrllmdtst Church will hold Its Vacation Church School June 24-28 on the theme. In the Footsteps of Jesus from 9 a.m lo noon. Children three years through fourth grade will meet at the church and children who have completed (he fifth and sixth grade will attend In a rustic camp setting at the home of the Marvin McClains on North Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. The closing program will be at 7:30 p m. Friday In the church sanctuary. Registration will be held at church on this Sunday and June 16 Corn Roast Set Redeemer Lutheran Church. Sanford, will hold a corn roast luunedlalely followlnt the morning service this Sunday. Those allrndlng should bring a salad or a dessert lo share. The hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks uml com will be prepared at the church There will be u free-will olferlng to offset the cost. Ascension Receives Members Ascension Lutheran C hurch. 351 Ascension Drive. Casselberry, will observe the Second Sunday after Pentecost In services at 8 and 10:30 u.m. this Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated In the 10:30 a m. service and new members will Ire received. A noon luncheon will be served by the Ascension Board of Directors and Elders. New conflrmands will lx- welcomed tnlo the High School Youth Group. ACT III. at a special beach oullng on Saturday. June 15, Markham Woods Guest Speaker First Baptist Church Markham Woods. 5400 Markham Woods Road. Lake Mary, will have as a guest speaker this Sunday at the 10 45 a.m. and 7 p ut. services, the Rev. Denton Cormaney, director of Crusade for Christ for Central Florida His son Clint. 16. an accomplished pianist will play for both services. They are members of Atoma Baptist Church. Vacation Bible School will be held at the church June 24-28 For details call 323-0238 DeBary Baptists Plan VBS First Baptist Church of DeBary. 32 Shell Road. DeBary. will hold a Vacation Bible School June 17-21 for 3 years to 7th grade. 9 a.m. to noon, and grades 7-12. 6-8 p.m An after V B S funday will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 22. The V B S program will be presented during the 7 p.m. service on June 23 Church Hosts Congress Triumph, the Church of ih r New Age. 1006 W. Sixth St.. Sanford, will host Its 52nd District Religions Congress lo convene July 8-14. Service# will be held dally at 10 a.m.and 8 p.m The Congress will be preceded by a "Love Feast." which Is open to the public, on July 7 at 7 p.m. at the Garden Club In Sanford. Elder Gradey Roberson Is shepherd, Southern Baptist Feud: A 'Shoot-Out' In Dallas By David E. Anderson UP1 Religion Writer Issue, is the very nature of the denomina­ tion: whether It will continue to be. as W A S H I N G T O N |UPII - O fficials of moderate-loyalists say. a theologically Southern Baptist Convention are candidly diverse organization brought together out of calling this year's annual meeting "the concern for mission, or one In which Baptist shoot-out'* In Dallas — the long-predicted Identity is more rigidly crredal, as con­ showdown between fundamentalists and servatives wanl. moderates In the nation’s largest Protestant The outcome, no matter who wins, many denomination. fear, could be schism, or more likely a quiet For more than five years, fundamentalists hemorrhage as churches drop out of the In the largely conservative, loosely con­ denomination s key program — the $100 trolled 14.3 million-member denomination million Cooperative Program, which alses have mounted a sustained, sophisticated money for foreign and domestic missions and well-financed drive to win control of the and other church programs. convention's administrative machinery, Churles Stanlry of Atlanta, the Incumbent charging national church officials and seminary presidents and professors with president and a leader of the fundamentalist wing, has announced that he will seek a allowing a "drift loward liberalism " They have been partially successful, second one-year term. Loyalist forces will propose W. Winfred winning the presidency of the denomination each year since 1979 and beginning the Moore. Amarillo. Texas, president of the process of filling the boards that oversee six Baptist General Convention of Texas, who seminaries and 20 denominational agencies, describes himself as a conservative and has such as the Foreign Mission Board and the been lubeled "a tool of the liberals" by fundamentalists Commission on Christian Life. Som e fundamentalist leaders, most But this year, moderates, or loyalist "mainstream conservatives." as they prrfer notably former convention President James lo be called, have mounted their most T. Draper, have suggested conservative sustained and significant effort to date lo churches may stop giving to the Cooperative turn out the vote and recapture control of Program If mode rales succeed In ousting Stanley. the denominational machinery. The dispute, which has pitted some of the The organizational result Is that conven­ tion officials expect a record 30.000 mes­ most |Niwerful personalities In Southern sengers. as voting delegates ure called, to Baptist life against each other, has many of turn out for the June 11-13 meeting In Its origins In un attack by the fundamen­ talists on the denomination's six semi­ Dallas. At stake, say leaders on both sides of the naries According to the fundamentalists, the seminaries ore riddled with professors who do not believe In the inerrancy and tnfalllbltiy of the Bible — the belief that the Bible Is literally true and without error In all matters, including those of science and history. Seminary leaders. In turn, have rallied lo the defense of l heir institutions and emerged as leaders of the denominational loyalists, coniendlng political control rather than biblical theology Is the real Issue of the fundamentalists "The accusation has been ihat we are drifting Into liberalism." said Russell Dllday. p r es id e nt of S o u t h w e s t e r n B a p t i s t Theological Seminary and a point man for the moderate cause. "But there Is no evidence for that. There's not that much theological difference between Southern Baptists. The Issue Is. what kin d of convention are we going to be? W ho are going to be our leaders?" On the other side. W. A. Criswell, pastor of D allas’s 25.000 member First Baptist Church, has sent a letter lo all 39.000 Southern Baptist ministers urging them to reelect Stanley, whom he described as "G o d ’s prophet." A growing concern over the controversy's Impact un mission bus. for one of the few times In Southern Baptist history, led to Involvement In the |K>lltlcal fray by the paid stall of the denomination's boards and agencies — officials who usually stay n e u t r a l In e c c l e s i a s t i c a l p o l i t i c s . Cosby Latest Role Model For Parents The sounds of "Because I said sol" ure once ugaln being heard In the land. We may be aboul to witness a TV revival of "Father Knows Best" — only this time It will be called " F a t he r and Mother Know Best." We may already have such a TV series In "The Bill Cosby Show." aboul n father who usrs "tough love" (and affectionate humor) lo raise his five offspring His son Theodore can't go to the basketball gumr until hr clears the table and loads the dlshwushcr. When the teenager dallies over the chore. hLs father tells him. "Y o u know you could be here for the rest of your life. By the time you finish, bosket(tail may not even be a sport." An article In the Ladles’ Home Journal says this Is bow Cosby raises Ills five real-life children. "There will lx- none of Ib is" is u phase often beard In the Cosby home. Spook Is dead. Long live Cosby. Dr. Benjamin Spook, who Is actually still ullve. hasn't been forgotten, however. His name comes up frequently as the man who encouraged an earlier gen- Saints A n d Sinners (• T a rg e l ’l s g r n t oration of parr tils to let' their children ride their bikes "no hands" down the sleep hill of |x-rmlsslvrnrss to destruction. Whether or not It's (air for mothers uud fathers of the 1950s and 1960s to say, "Sp ook tnndc me do It." we ore tohl that children today are again listen­ ing lo their parents. That Is bound to make parents happy, of course. It may also make a lot of young people happy when they are older. "If o n ly I had listened to my parents" Is a lament often heard. Betsy’s marriage lo Roger was breaking up — as her mother had predicted It would. Eight years ago her mother had set her cap (or David us husband for Betsy, Today David Is successful both as a husband and a pro­ vider for some other woman "It seems mother was right," Betsy sadly told me as we were discussing her pulnlul marriage Should Betsy huvr listened to her mother? Would her life have been happier today? Some mar­ riage counselors are ready to give a qualified yes to those questions. “The statistical results would Indicate that the arranged mar­ riages' of the old world were more su ccessful." s ays one marrlagcjcounselor. W hy ure parents often good matchmakers for their children? Maybe It's something that comes With being a parrot Billy S u n ­ day. the old-time evangellsl, used to counsel the young women in Ills audiences In paternalistic tones. "A lw ays lei your father see your fella." he wuuld suy. "F a ­ thers know the earmarks." May lx- It's because parents sometimes know their children heller than the young people know themselves A mother may see herself In her daughter. She may realize that when the girl gets lo be her mother's age. the same things may tx* Important lo her that are Important to her mother now. Paula was 17 when she came 10 me for advice. 1 had known her parents for years They were extremely well off Paula had lallen In love, she said, with u Itoy from the wrong side of the tracks, from her mother's point of view. Her mother wanted her to meet this rich boy whose purents were friends of the family. Whut should she do? I told Paula to let her mother Introduce her to the rich ixty. Whatever her mother's other rrason for wanting lo arrange the match, she may hove been right If she assumed Ihat. when Paula got lo tx* her age, money would be us imporlunt to her us 11 Is to her mother now. She could also turn out lo hr IOO pcrcrui wrong It Is not a had Idru, nevertheless, lo have parents and in laws In your corner when you get married. A m o n g u n h a p p i l y mu rr l ed couples questioned In a survey, almost half hud married ugalnsi iheir parents' wishes. Lutherans Convene At Lake Yale The 22nd Regular Convention of the Florid.( Georgia District ol the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod will tx? conducted at Lake Yulr Baptist Assembly near Euslls Thursday through Satur­ day Thr three d ay gathering will open al 1 p.m. Thursday under the theme His Love— Our Response. T h e R e v . Dr. L. L l o y d Behnkrn. president of the dis­ trict with headquarters In Or­ lando. will chair the assembly. Ills report lo the delegates Is scheduled early on Thursday's agenda Behnken has been dis­ trict presldnet since 1974 The Rev. Dr. Robert C. Sauer of St. Louis. Mo,, will represent Dr. Ralph a Bohlmann. president of thr second largest Lutheran church body in America, Sauer serves Ihr synod as first vicepresident. A s B o h l m a n n ' s emissary. Suurr will present the audio­ visual "State of the Synold" report*to the nearly 5(X) reglx terrd pastoral, lay. teacher, and youth delegtes al 4 30 p.m. Friday. Dr Sauer wll serve as preacher at the Thursday even­ ing communion One of the weightier rcH|xmxlbllltira to face Ihr delegates will be choosing thr of­ ficials who will lead the district for the next three yeurs. The |xjslllons of district president. Brst and second vice-presidents and secretary must tx- filled along with thr 13-membcr dis­ trict board of directors. Four appointed floor committees will present their re|xirt» during the eight business sessions. Among the more important reports to be acted on by the delegates will be submitted by a L o n g Range P la n n i n g Task Force. Their report is being billed as the "road map lor the decade " Ollier resolutions call (or appointment of several new lank forces Among them Is one lo review tlie* district structure. Another Is lo Join a Southeastern District task force In aludylng the feasibility of forming a new synodical dlstrtvl composed of Georgia and ■ li- two Carolina!. Still another would study the new Lutheran Church Ixxly now lo process ol lorinatlon by the AI.C/LCA/AELC and report lit* applicable effects to Ihr district Ix-fore ttie next convention In I9HH. The triennial gathering will •(include Saturday at noon. The Florida Georgia District serves 64.286 Lutherans In 147 con­ gr ega ti ons and another 27 ministries In the two-slate re­ gion one world, one hum an Vacation Bible School Vacation Bible School will be held at Pinerrest Baptist Church from June 24-28 from 9 a.m. to noon for all children age 3 through fifth grade. First Presbyterian Church 301 Oak Avenue Sanford. Florida Banguet Speaker Royden Wilkinson was the guest missionary speaker at a banquet of the Brotherhood and W omen's Missionary Union of Plnecresl Baptist Church Saturday. Film To Be Shown Enemies of the State, a film by Underground Evangelism, will be shown at 6 p.m. Sunday at Freedom Assembly at 1515 W. Fifth St.. Sanford The showing la open to the public. Youth Emphasis Sherri Humler and Cindy Benge will be the "special superintendents" this week at the Sanford Church of God Sunday School as the church has a special emphasis on children and youth The Sunday School begins at 9 45 a.m. Special Superintendents for June 16. Fathers Day. will be Bill and Linda Thomas, while Haggle Cockman will have the honor on Senior Day. June 30. at which time the Rev. W.L Byrd will be preaching. Grace Has Summer Schedule Grace Untied Methodist Church. Sanford, will be on a summer schedule during the months of June. July and August. Sunday School will begin at 8:48 a.m. and worship at 10a.m. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Theme: In His Footsteps June 24-28 9-12 Moon F o r d e t a il* s o d r e g is t r a t io n call C h u r c h O f r i c . 32 2 -2 6 6 2 ylttaul. . . CELEBRATIO N OF W O RSH IP IN THE SPIR IT AN D THE WORD. SUNDAY S C H O O L .................................................. 9:45 A.M. M ORNING W O R S H IP ............................ 10:50 A.M. EVENING W O R S H IP .............................................. 6:00 P.M. WlllUm Thompson, Pastor Sanford Church of God M l West 22nd Slr»«t 322 3942 "W e desire hui the Rood o f the world and the happiness o f the nations . . . that ail nations should become one in faith and all men us brothers; that the bonds of affection and unity between the sons o f men should be strengthened: dial diversity o f religion should cease, and differences o f race be annulled . . . and all men be as ,m t kindreda,ul one f n m i l y For more information please contact: 1-600-59 B A H A I The Baha’i Faith . �/ » f J 4D— Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. • a # » Sunday, June t, IH S America Continued from pa|c I D Their children * success thrills them, even though (hey are struggling to find the type of jobs they want. Choowah would like to return to a management position and Mrs. Stak would like to work In a Job where she could write or read. She has filed applications with the county and city governments but has not landed a job yet. But her dream burns on. " I have given this dream to my son. 1 want my son to fulfill his dream. I might not be able to fulfill my dream." she said. Choow ah said h r w as recently made a management trainer at the restaurant after he was there just four short months. But he still would like a better job. He said he likes Sanford but may have to move to Orlando where chances of getting a better Job are Increased. Laying on the coffee table In their apartment are the tools of their hope. A phone book, the want ads and a New Testament. But the Staks say they are not looking for handouts Mrs. Slak said she doesn't even like the word ’’Im m igrant" because It Implies poverty and laziness. "Call us modem pioneers." she said. That thought was echoed by her husband, who said. "W e are not refugees. We do not want to be parasites. All we want Is a chance to make a living." They said they are thankful for the help they have received from Americans but they want to be self-sufficient. , So far they ar^ eking out a living, driven on by their new-found freedom and the thought that In America, anyone can make It who works hard. They are also applying for American citizenship. "Overall I've got much help from American people and I am very grateful.” Choowah said. "G od was with us all the way." chimed In Mrs. Stak. Two Tourneys Boost Attendance At Tennis Shrine B y Ken P rsn c k lln g U P I Feature W rite r NEWPORT. R.l (UPI) - Newport Casino Is a holdover from the days when horse and carriage were tbr ways und means down Millionaire's Row. This shingled, green-and-sepla Gilded Age masterpiece from Ihe drawing board of Stanford While was erected In 1880 as a hlgh-soclety gathering place, not for gambling as Ihe name would Imply, but for tennis. Tf>day. Ihe mission Is carried on with two annual professional grass court tournaments and ihe permanent presence of Ihe Internationa! Tennis Hall of Fame The 1985 m en's tournament. Ihe Volvo Hall of Fame Championships, holds court from July 8-14 The final werkrnd of the tourney will Include the induction of Arthur Ashe. Ann llaydon Jones und Fred Stolle Into the Hall of Fame. Thr women's tourney. Ihe Virginia Slims of Newport, lakes over on July 15. with the finals scheduled for the 21st With Its gingerbread trim, latticework and curved balconies, the casino overlooks emerald courts where championship lennls made Its U.S. debut 104 years ago In those days, participation In the sport called for white flannels and a Harvard background. Newport Casino was center court In the United States for 34 years. The U.S. tennis champion­ ship began In 1881 on Its finely manicured grass courts. Richard Sears, a Harvard Bostonian whose sartorial tennis lastes ran to a red and while striped barber-pole Jacket and cap. won the first seven men's U.S. Singles Championships. He also was m en's doubles co-champlon from 1882 through 1886. The national cham pionships remained In Newport until 1914. when the tourney was moved to Forest Hills. N.V.. because the resort could no longer accommodate growing legions of fans. Newspaper magnate James Gordon Bennett built the casino after he was denied admission to one of the city's other clubs. It soon became the place where those who bull! ornate "sum m er cottages" came to see — and to be seen. Even during the Roaring '20s, mere spectating at Newport Casino required straw hat. Jacket and He for the men and the latest bonnets and dresses for ladles. Joe Leandra. In his 43rd year as superintendent of b u i l d i n g s a n d g r o u n d s . 1s a former greenskeeper who got his start In Newport as a part-time pro In 1942 "Where else In America — or anywhere — do you have a sports ground with this kind of continuity?'* Leandra said. "Practically every lennls great has been here." The casino has had a tennis championship every year since Its open­ ing. except for the years of World Wars I and II The 14 courts, maintained at an annual .-ost of $10,000 each, are the only gras-, courts In America that are open to the public for play. Newport also Is home to a restored "court lennls" court, the ancient sport that has been played Indoors In Europe since the 13th century. Court tennis Involves use of a heavier ball, smaller rackets and allows play off the walls as well as the floor. It Is sort of a cross between lennls and squash, and Newport Casino has a resident pro. 7lh-runked Barry Toates. The Casino's International Tennis Hall of Fame draws an estimated 70.000 visitors per year. B ooks Irving's Cider House Rules More Vinegar Than Cider By United P re ss International The Cider House Rules, by John Irving. Morrow. 5G0pp.. $18.95). "The Cider House Rules,” Is the story ol Dr. W ilbur Larch, founder of an orphanage In rural Maine, and of hts lavorltr orphan, llom rr Wells. Il Is also thr sixth novel by best selling author John Irving, whose "T h e World According to G arp" has become a cult classic. What "Cider House" becomes remains to be sern. T h r book Is downrlglil gruesome when discussing early 20th century obstetrics und Interesting when describing apple growing Irving bus certainly pul forth an unusual und original work that puls a twist Into (hr old llmr doctor sagu. In this case, the dedicated obsiclrlclun Is also u pioneering abortionist out lo save women from buck alley butch eri ng . The scenarios — which Irving admits lo deriving from cases by his paternal grurulfuthrr. a distinguished obsiclrlclun who tuughl at Harvurd — are retold In graphic drlull making even slulwurts cringe.. Irvine's touch Is also hooked on ether and on thr Idea that Homer will someday lake his place at SI. Cloud's. For numerous reasons, Homer Is never permanently adopted and Larch Is free lo Iruln his protege In every aspect of birthing. The two part ways, however, ufler Homer Is usked to dissect a full term Ictus. After doing so. Homer tells Larch lhut he will never perform an abortion. Homer ulso decides, talent aside, that he will never become u doctor. From Ihui dramatic conflict, the story slides Into soup opera theatrics A beautiful young woman and her equally handsome and wealthy applegrower boyfriend arrive at St. Cloud's so she cun have a safe abortion Homer falls In love with her und becomes best friends with her lover. Horner leaves thr orphanage with the Best Sellers 5. A Passion for Excellence — Tom Peters and Nancy Austin 1.Jubal Sackett — Louis L'A m ou r 6. The Frugal Gourmet — Jeff Smith 2. Hold the Dream — Barbara Taylor* 7. Bob Hope: Confession of a Hooker — Bob Hope Bradford 3. The Cider House Rules — John 8 . Weight Watcher's Quick Start Cookbook — Jean Nldetsch living 9. Webster's Ninth New College Dic­ 4. The Hunt for Red October — Tom tionary Clancy 5. If Tomorrow Comes — Sidney 10. Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems — Richard Ferber Sheldon By United Press International Fiction 6. The Confessional — Jack Higgins 7. Thinner — Richard Bachman 8. The Class - Erich Segal 9. Chapterhouse: Dune — Frank Herbert 10. Glory Game — Janet Dailey Nonfiction 1. lacocca; An Autobiography — Lee lacocca 2. The Living Heart Diet — Michael DeBakey 3. Smart Women. Foolish Choices — Dr. Connell Cowan 4. My Mother's Keeper — B.D. Hyman 1. Full Circle — Danielle Steel 2. "... And Ladles of the Club" — Helen Hooven Santmeyer 3. Tender Is the Storm — Joanna Lindsey 4. Lincoln: A Novel — Gore Vidal 5. Mississippi — Dana Ross Fuller 6. The HaJ — Leon Urta 7. Deep Six — Clive Cusaler 8 . Wheel of Fori une — Susan Howatch 9. Twin of Ice — Jude Deveraux 10. Momllles — Michelle Slunge couple, Wally and Candy, on the pretense of obtaining apple trees for an orchard. But his planned two-day absence stret­ ches lo more than 15 years, during which the doctor remains convinced Homer will return. Meanwhile. Wally goes off to war and Candy and Homer become lovers. They produce a son. Angel, whom they pretend they have adopted from St. Cloud's. Wally returns from war hulf a man and Candy feels compelled to wed him. All live In the proverbial harmony running Ihe apple orchard until the pull of St. Cloud s becomes loo great for Homer. The Cider House of the title Is home to Ihe migrant apple pickers and each year Homer tacks up handwritten rules dictating Its order. ‘But the unwritten rules. Homer learns from one of the workers, are also about not hurting each other. Although this story Is about as Incon­ gruous as a story combining obstetrics and apple-growing can be. Irving has at Irast studied up on both subjects. Hr took Larch's rases from those of hta grandfa­ ther and drew up his personal boyhood experiences working at a New Hampshire apple orchard. Change the cider of the title to vinegar and lhat's the taste left from this book, which Irving delivered under a hefty contracted fee. J ta n n ln a E. Klein Mass Paperbacks Shanghai: An Easy To Swallow Romance S h a n g h a i , by C hr is t op he r New. (Summit Books. 869 pp . $19 95). If thr Chinese fortune-tellers who appear sporadically In this novel were around today, they would probably predict a TV mlnl-sertrs In Christopher New's future. "Sh a n gh a i" has all the Ingredients: exotic location, epic sweep of time, strong characters, drugs, sex and violence. In his third book. New demonstrates a glfl for putting thr rrudrr Into a typhoon. a Chinese brothel or a tense Communist rally. A young Impressionable Englishman steps off a ship In 1903 Into the "fivercrowded. filthy, opium-drenched port of Shanghai. We follow him through the narrow streets Riled with rickshaws, lepers, orphan beggars, colorful street merchants and beautiful young pro­ stitutes called sing song girls. The epic takes John Denlon through British rule of Shanghai. Japanese In­ Cruise Liners Battle For Life By John DaMara TORT E V E R G L A D E S (UPI) — The British-born company that cruises the world's oceans with ihe venerable Queen Elizabeth II Is spending $90 million to keep un even older, even more luxuri­ ous sea going tradition afloat. Cunard Line, which began life In 1839 aa Ihe British and North American Royal Mall SteamPacket Co. and mounted the first world cruise aboard the Laconia \ . In 1922. has put the renovated Sagafjord and Vlstafjord back to sea. The emphasis la on Ihe finest In personal service — at a price. " W e b ou gh t these s h ip s because we wanted to expand at the luxury end of the market." said Cunard president Ralph Bahna. "W e thought these ships were the best operations money could buy. Why build when you can buy something like th is?" 1 vasion and Communist takeover The tension between the rich European merchants, the Chinese natives and the Japanese Invaders comes alive. Through It all la a star crossed romance that would warm the heart of any soap opera enthusiast. But the rough edges, along with the politics and economic upheaval, tend to blur In the teeming life of this casy-toswallow romance. Mlliy McLean Cunard purchased the two sh ip s — and whatever else rem ained of the stru g g lin g Norwegian American Cruises — in 1983 for $73 million and has spent an additional $17 million to removale them Officers still sport names like Magnar and Per. A portrait of King Oiaf looks down from the top of the stairway. And the salmon comes from Norway, even when the ships are In salmon-rich Alaskan waters. But the registry of the SagafJord and vlstafjord Is now Nassau, not Oslo. And the firm signing the checks la Cunard — once of London, now of New York and most famous for the Q ueen M a r y and Queen Elizabeths 1 and 2. The two Scandinavian liners once Inspired the Fielding's guide lo create a Flve-Plus-star rating, and remained the only vessels ever to receive It at the time of thetr sale, Despite the reputation of Sagaijord. a repeat winner of S h i p of the Y e a r H o n o r s bestowed by the World Ocean and Cruise Liner Society, and Its sister ship Vlstafjord. Cunard embarked Immediately on re­ novation. To head off competition from newer cruise ships, the restau­ r ant s on both l in er s were enlarged to provide spacious Displays Include Ihe history of the Davis Cup International tennis series, an enshrlnee's room In which the exploits of the sport's best players are recorded, and a feast of Information on how Ihe game has changed over the years. You'll also find Hazel Wlghtman's gold bracelet with gold tennis balls signifying each major championship she won In the early 190Os. Absent are Ihe notorious lace panties of Gussle Moran and the shocking purple dress that nearly got Rosie Casals losscd out of Wimbledon, but there Is a display of lennls fashions over Ihe year*. Il starts with Ihe tum-of-lhe century dresses thc I.idles wore, complete with buslles The garb reached down to the shoetops. but the ladles never hustled their bustles In Ihe tennis of that day. " Il really was a genteel ladles' game." said M a r k Stennlng. the c a s i n o 's tournament coordinator. "If they started to perspire, they'd go and sit down until II pussed.*’ Admission to Ihe museum Is $-1 for adults. $2 for youngsters. Lawyer Finds Success With Fantasy Novels By J ill La! UPI Books E d ito r O n c e a full-time general practice lawyer. Terry Brooks now Is author of three of Ihe most successful fantasy novels ever to appear. "A t first I was practicing full l i m e , w r i t i n g n i g h t s a nd weekends and goi ng slowly nuts.” said Brooks, whose first novel "The Sword of Shannara" w a s the first fiction trade paperback ever to break Into Ihe New York Times Ih *s I -seller list. The 41-year-old now part-time l a w y e r from S t e r l i n g . III., followed that sureesa with Iwo more novels In Ihe Shannara scries. "The Ellslones of Shan nara” was a best-seller, as Is Ihe most recent. "T h r W lshsong of Shunnnru.” (The uccenl Is on Ihe first syllabic "but people always pronounce II ‘Shan-ah- ra.‘" Brooks said,) All three books center on members of (lie Olunsford family and the Druid Allanon. who learn up with gnomes, dwurvrs und elves lo fight warped magic that threatens to overtuke the lands. Inevitably, there have been com parisons to J.R.R. Tol ke ln 's "T h e Lord of Ihe R in gs." " I had done some writing before "The Sw ord" and tried all forms of fiction. I read Tolkeln In 1965 and realized this epic fantasy form was ihe format that allowed me to do something big. Bui Tolkeln didn't rcully Influ­ ence my style. ” 1 was more Influenced by Alexander Dumas. Wuller Scott. A r t h u r Conan Doyle. Their adventure style with constant Intrigue has Influenced me more. I also was Influenced by Greek literature. Roman. Norse and Celt mythology. I'm also u student of military history and readers have written to say they've noticed that In my de­ scriptions of battle scenes,” Brooks said. Brooks first look his manu­ script of "The Sw ord" to Daw Books, which fell II loo great a gamble but suggested he send It to Lester del Ray ut Ballanllne Books. The result was 26 weeks on the T i m e s b es t - s e l l e r list reaching the no. 2 position One of the main character In B r o o k s ' latest novel. " T h e W l s h s o n g of S h a n n a ra .” Is Slunter Ihe gnome, whose loyal­ ly to Jalr Ohmsford Is constantly tested, and who I* one of the most realistic character* cur­ rently In fantasy. ‘‘S l a n t e r Is s l i g h t l y u n ­ derhanded and vacillating bul comes out true In Ihe end I thought that a character like that, one who might have loyalty somewhere deep down, might be good for this novel." Brooks said. " I wanted someone like tomg John Silver who played off a character. Is shifty bul deep down Is OK. " I worked very hard at making him human. In fantasy, because Ihe background Is all created you must be very realistic with your characters. That's what made Tolkeln so successful: his characters arc so human " "T h e Sw ord" also relates the death of the Druid Allanon. w h o s e a p p e a r a n c e at the Ohmsford house each lime has signalled Ihe advent of serious trouble In (hr lands The Druid was the link between each novel. W hy did Brooks kill him ofl? " I don't like lo work with characters for loo long It's unrealistic to thlhk that more than a few things will happen to any one person In one lifetime. Allunon had run Ills course." Ihe author said. B r o o k s plans three more Shannara books bul not for a while. "T h e slory will pick up about 3 0 0 years lalcr. The hulld-up of the federation that has been In the last two books will continue. So far. magic has r ep l ac e d science: p e r h a p s science will creep back Into It," he said. In the Interim. B rooks is starting a new fantasy series. "Fantasy and science fiction seem to lend themselves to series." Hrrxika mused. "W ith an epic, you create u whole world and It frequently lakes a few Ixxiks to develop II sufficiently and carry out your thoughts. Thr reader also Is not satisfied with Just one story " The lawyer Justifiably Is satisfied with the way things are going, both professionally and personally. "In law you ser people at their worst and their best. You see people exposed quite openly. It's counterbalanced with fantasy. One Is escape from the other. "I'v e llkrd working part-time und writing at home It's been a good opportunity to be with my c h i l d r e n that I might not otherwise have had." dining In a single sealing — a welcome alternative to eating loo early or loo late. The older Sagaijord was given panoramic window s and a lighter, less club like feel Each ship already had saunas and gymnasiums, but Cunard felt something splashier was needed lo entice new business along with old. Taking a chapter from Its own QE2. the company added outlets of California’s trendy Golden Door spa. com­ plete with Jacuzzis, masseur* and heallhv menu suggestion* W i t h o u t l e n g t h e n i n g the vessels, as other luxury cruise operators had done. Cunard added about 25 luxury suites to each ship. Each resembles a studio apartment, with full-sized beds and drawing room, along wi t h a p r i v a t e b a l c o n y overlooking the sea. Bahna said Ihe Irlck was placing the suites In previously wasted space, protecting a “low density” approach lo set Sagafjord and Vlstafjord apart from many Jam packed floating circuses. Prices of cruises on Sagafjord and Vlstafjord dip below $2,000 (per person, double occupanCy) for ihe rare 10-day Itinerary. Bul they rise above $87,000 for the 102-day J966 world cruise . R E V IE W � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 09, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 09, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3edc298f7a326eab1d7774dd7b3251ee.pdf e455df96657a9b928f47929ea260735f PDF Text Text ,AIDSPublicist Rock Hudson Has F’AHIS IUPII A cio r Hock Hudson. hospitalized since Sun­ day. is suffering from the deadly Immune system disease AIDS, a spokeswoman for the actor said today Hudson, the one-time matinee Idol who stunned the public- with his emaciated look* when he appeared with one-tlmr ^-o-siar D o r is D a y last w e e k , w as diagnosed as having acquired Immune deficiency syndrome in the Untied Stales last year, said publicist Yannou Collar! Hudson had flown to France to consult a specialist when he fell HI at the Rlt/ Hotel in Paris last weekend "Mr Hoc k Hudson has acquired immune deficiency syndrome diagnosed over a year ago In the United States." Collar! told re­ porters at the American Hospital, where the actor was admitted Sunday "He came to Paris to consult a specialist Prior to meeting the specialist he became very HI at the Hltz Hotel and his personal busi­ ness manager Mark Miller advised him from California to enter the American hospital Immediately." Collart salcl doctors had con­ ducted "a series of diagnostic exams*' on Hudson, who was reported to be gaining strength and was cheered Wednesday by a phone call from his old friend President Reagan She said doctors ’ suspected" Hudson was suffering from the a ll-consum ing disease, which strikes mainly homosexuals and recipients of blood transfusions, bul were unaware of the previous diagnosis until Miller Informed them after his arrival in Paris Wednesday “ T h e physicians discovered abnormalities In the liver which without knowledge of an AIDS diagnosis, were suspected to be caused either by infections or werr consistent with metastatic liver disease." the publicist said She said Hudson was "Improv­ ing dally" and doctors had not yet determined what treatment to give him "A decision will be made in the near future." she said Miller who saw Hudson at the hospital Wednesday, said later the actor was "feeling much better" and "looks wonderful." Heagan called Hudson on Wednesday "to wish him well" and told him that "he and Mrs See H UDSO N, page 8 A Am nesia Victim Cost Is $680,000 By Donna Estes Herald Staff W riter With limited sewer connections available at Orlando's Iron Bridge Sewer Plant near Oviedo. Seminole County Is moving toward doubling the sewer capacity at It* Consumer* Treatment plant on Dike Road to meet the demands of new development Glendi The commissioners early this week voted unanimously to acquire some 25 acres In Ihe Dike Road and Red Bug Lake Road areas for a total of *680.000 to spray Irrigate effluent from he plant and lo build percolation ponds Ross was In the hospital Mr* Lock said today she Is "defi­ nitely relieved” "We thought something had hap penrd to her. because she's never done anything like tills before," she said Mrs. Lock bus talked with her mother via phone and said she will visit the MucCIcnny hospital Saturday to talk M r a. L o c k reported to S e m in o le w ith doctors. Hot. she said. It will he up County sheriff's deputies her mother to the doctors to decide U Mrs. Roaa is disappeared when she and her husbund ready to return home. John went out for dinner June 2. Mrs. Rosa had been transferred to Tuesday morning shr received u call that facility from the Brevard County from the Northrast Florida Hospital In Menial Health Clinic on Ju ly 9. Mrs. MacCIrnny Informing Iter Mr* Ross See MIBSINQ. page 0A Construction Sights H«r«M ^bsU by Tammy Vlmasvl Taking In the sights at a dedication Wednesday of an office complex In Sanford for prefabricated housing manufacturer Cardinal Insustrles are Steve Casey, general manager of Cardinal In Florida — adjusting h it hat — Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith and Florida’s Lt. Governor Wayne Mixson. The trio were on hand as Cardinal dedicated a S2.5 million, 30,000 square foot modular office complex that wilt serve as Cardinal's Florida headquarters starting In September. The company has build over 11,000 apartment units since moving to Sanford In 1976. Detentions Rise To 792 4 Die As South Africa Forces Shoot Into Mob JO H ANN ESBUR G. South Africa IUI'1) — Security force* <q>rnc<| llrr on n crowd of rioting blai k* east of Johan­ nesburg. killing four propfe and woun­ ding 10. (M ille r *ald today The number uf pcoplr drtalnrd by ( M i l l e r exercising rm ergrncy powers climbed to 792 The overnight violence brought in IS Ihr number of people killed since President Pieter Ikilha Invoked a stale of emergency Sunday lo quell I I months of unrest In South Africa * black township* I li.it ha* claimed nearly 500 live* In New York Ihr U N Security Council called a rm rrgrncy meeting today France, w hich Wednesday withdrew It* ambassador from South Africa, requested the l) N *e**|on and said It would ask the Security Council lo Impose Intrrnaltonal sanctions against Botha's while minority gov­ ernment In Johannesburg. Bishop Desmond Tutu, winner of the I9H4 Nobel Peace Prize, today accused President Hrugun of giving "uld and comfort to Ihr per|M'traior* of one of most racist system* since Nazism and com m u­ nism” "We will not forget whal has hap penrd to our people and where the Amrrlcan administration stood at a time when we needed them desperate­ l y . " T u t u to ld the C B S N ew * Nlghtwalch program In a telephone Interview from Johannesburg A (to lle r spokesm an said the shooting* east of Johannesburg begun late Wednesday when "a large mob slotted an army patrol. Injuring oztr soldier " "A police patrol strived on the scene and assisted In dispersing the mob with shotgun and rifle fire." he said. "T w o black males and two black females were fatally woumlrd and 13 black males and three black females were wounded." Police also said two buses werr flrrbombed and destroyed In Ihe East­ ern Caj>e province Scattered Incidents TODAY -I »#**I>W* *A Action Reports ... 3A SA Calendar.... 4.5B Classified! 2B C o m ic s ............. 7B Crossword IB Dear Abby........ 6A Deaths Editorial 6A Florida 2A Hospital Nation .......... ........2A IB People.......... 7 VA Sports............ 3B Television 6A Weather 2A In s id o O P E C cuts price of crude oil 20 50 cents, but don't look for reductions at the gas pumps. Story 2A. Hurricane Bob, downgraded to a trop­ ical storm, crashed into the Souih Carolina coast early today, toppling trees and downing power lines 2A. Mishap In Poor Taste N O R TH BEND. Ore |UPI| Nobody was hurt when a semi-trailer truck carrying fish collided with another big rig carrying small •pieces of wood. North Bend police said TrafTIc was rerouted for an hour Wednes­ day while the fish and chips were cleaned up, 1 R ock Hudson County Buying 25 Acres To Double Sewer Plant Capacity Missing Woman Discovered In Mental Hospital By Susan Loden Herald Staff W rite r Glenda Ross, 44. who wandered away from her Oviedo ftome almost two months ago and was subject of a nationwide search until discovered In a mental hospital nrar Jacksonville, could have been found earlier If lawmen hail made the right "connec­ tions." according to her daughter Mrs Ross, who disappeared June 2. had apparently suffered amnesia Only when shr suddenly rc m rm lrro l her son-in-law's name did olltcials rntabllsh her Identity Mrs Ross daughter. Dta Colleen Lock, said shr was told Ilrcvard County lawmen and mental health worker* knew of an unidentified woman In their county since shortly after ficr mother was rejiorted missing and Ihey had m issing persons Information from Seminole, but It still look almost two months for the hospital s "Jane Doc” to be Identified as Mrs Ross. Confir ol stotirthrowing anil llrrbomhtng were reported In other parts of the country, but there were no casualty rejMirts The sketchy reports on the violence were Issued as (toller said 792 people, mostly blacks, had been detained since Sunday. France recalled Its andi.iss.idnr and urged International sanctions to protest emergency rule, which allows (Milice to detain people without charges and without court authorization, but Botha defended his decision Bee S H O O T , page 6 A No French By United Press International While distressed by Ihr France’s move Wednesday lo recall Its am ­ bassador and ban new Investments In South Africa. President Pieter Botha's government Is al loggerheads with Britain. Ireland.-the Netherlands and New Zealand over separate Issues South Africa's embattled status Is summed up In a Joke current In white circles "W e only serve patriotic din­ ners — no hamburgers, no sauce Hollandalse. no Kiwi fruit and no Irish coffee” DressEither Now French dressing can lie added to Ihe lists of foods found patriotically unpalatable. France Is protesting South Africa's lrn|M>sitlnn of emergency rule, which allows police to detain people without charge* and without court authorization. Relation* with Britain plummeted In December when London refused to evict three dissident leaders faring political detention holed up at the British Consulate in Durban for 91 days And Ireland, enraged earlier this See F R E N C H , page 6 A C ounty E n viro n m e n ta l Service* Director Jim Bible said today Ihe first parcel, a 15 6 acre tract adjacent to the plant I* being bought for *380.000 from Itala Sllvestrt. while the second parrel. 9 5 acre* off Red Bug Lake Road between the county park and Red Bug Elementary School, t* being purchased for » 300.000 from Robert Polyak. The purchases were negotiated by Bible and personnel from County A t­ torney Nikki Clayton's office. The purchases are contingent upon the county receiving special exceptions to permit the effluent disposal on the two parcels from the county's Board of Adjustment, after public hearings, on Aug. 19. Meanwhile, planning Is underway by the engineering firm of Post. Buckley. Schuh and Jem lgan to double the capacity of the Consumers plant from I million gallons per day to 2 million gallons Total cost of the plant expansion, property acquisition and pipes con­ necting the the two parcels with the plant Is estimated at $6 million The expansion I* necessary. Bible told commissioners because of a lack of sufficient capacity available at the Iron Bridge plant to meet the need* of growth In Ihe southeast section of the county Bible said Post. Buckley. Schuh and Jemlgan are now working on prelimi­ nary engineering design for the expansion. Once the land acquisition details are completed. Bible said con­ struction will begin within a year and be completed In less than two years Bible ha* recommended that the county commission Increase sewer connection fees from 94 per gallon to $6 to pay the coats of expanding the plant and acquiring the additional property for effluent disposal Commissioners this week delayed levying the new fee until after Bible and other county department heads have discussed the fee again with the Homebuilders Association of Mid Florida $220,000 Earmarked For Deputy Overtime To Show 1Good Faith' As a show of "good faith." and to possibly save retroactive payments, county commissioners have agreed lo spend 9220.000 (or Ihe remaining five months of the fiscal year lor overtime for deputies In the shertfTs department. Shertfl John Folk said that on April 15 the federal government began enforcing Ihe U S. Supreme Court niltng culling for police officers lo be paid tlme-and-one-half for overtime alter a 43-hour work week. He said many of Ihe cities around the nation are already paying the overtime Federal officials, who are "high on good faith." may look kindly on Seminole County If It begins making these payments retractive to Ju ly 16 and muy not require the payment back to April 15. Folk said The money will come from Ihe county's 9587.000 contingency fund. Eleanor Anderson, director o( management and budget said Meanwhile. Personnel Director Lois Martin said communications officers will be going lo an eight-hour workday on Aug. 14 to keep (hem on a 40-hour week, and overtime payments are yet to be figured for Ihe county fire department and emergency personnel. — Donna Estes Morning Watch The morning fog hangs over Lake Monroe as Laburne F. " J im '' Brumagen and Rose Golas, both of First Street, Sanford, enjoy the peaceful scene, hoping to catch a glimpse of the alligator they spotted several days before. V * + �} A - E v e n i n g HnrAld, SAnlord, FI Thuf-idjy, July !5, 1VIS Hurricane Bob Wallops Carolina Coast NATION Trees Toppled, Power Knocked Out But Forecasters Downgrade Storm IN BRIEF C H A R LE S TO N , S.C. (U l’l — Hurricane Bob walloped the rttzy South Carolina coast with D2 mph winds and 10 -fool waves Irainy, toppling trees and knocking out power to thousands, but authorities said ihe storm packed more bluster than bite. Thousands of people fled Bob's burgeon­ ing (urv lx-fore Ihe storm thundered ashore at Frlp p Island, pounding ihe state's tourist rich "Grand Strand" with up to 8 Inches of rain and spilling white-capped waves into downtown streets. Hut at daybreak, authorities reporied no deaths or Injuries and forecasters down­ graded Bob to a tropical storm heforr dawn "A lot of people who were scardy cals couldn't wait It out. We about floated away but wr weathered ft out." said a Folly Beach jxdlre dispatcher Boh m oved Inland, ra p id ly losing strength anrt I tic slorrn's refugees started returning borne to survey property damagr "Boh Is now a tropical storm This was Just an extremely minimal hurricane. Just barely over the threshold of a tropical storm In the first place." Ilie National Hurricane Center’s Hal Gerrtsh Mid. Hurricane forecasters said the major impact of the storm was felt from Edlsto Beach to Charleston, where 10.000 homes wrre without jxiwer early today Fort Sutnler. where the Tlrst shots of the Civil War wrre firrd, was pounded hy 77 mph gusts .itol the Coast Guard station at Folly Beat h rejxirled ?)2 mph winds While-rapped storm waves rolled across FEMA Chief Resigns, Ending Stormy Tenure W A SH IN G TO N (Ill’ll — Ixmls Gluffrlda. chief of thr federal agency In charge of civil drfrnse and natural disaster relief, has resigned aftrr a stormy tenure marked by congressional allegations of fraud and misconduct Gluffrlda. a longtime associate of Attorney General Edwin Meese. quit Tuesday as director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency* IUs office said Wednes­ day. President Reagan was expected toarrept the resignation although he had not formally done so hy late Wednesday Sen. Albert Gore. D-Tenn . a chief critic of Gluffrlda. salt! the resignation "brings hope for more competent stew ardahlp " Gore said his investigation disclosed lhat Gluffrlda and Itls executive deputy dire* tor, Fred Vlllella. had approved the Illegal construction ol a residence on government property for Ihelr private use at a cost of more than $170,000 In public funds Vlllella resigned two days after Gore's sulx ommlttce opened its hearing Wallace Smiling A fter Surgery EN G LEW O O D , Colo (Ill’ll — Alabama Gov. George Wallace, dogged by chronic pain since he was shot and paralyzed (rout 'he waist down III years ago. emerged from nearly five bouts of spinal surgery smiling and saying his pain hud lessened, doctors re|x»rlr<l Dr. Daniel Larnmrrtw. medical director at Craig Hospital and Wallace's unending physician, cautioned that doctors will t>c unable to measure the success of Wednesday’s 4-hour and 90-rnlnule surgery until "sometime next werk." "I would say Ills condition Is stable, and his India) re[M*rl Is lhat he has exjierlencrd a rebel ol the pain In his legs." Lamincrtse said Confined to a wheelchair since In- was shot by Arthur Orerncr during a IB72 presidential campaign stop in Maryland. Wallace lias hern plagued hy "phantom" pains appearing to originate In the paralyzed portion ol tils laxly Aides say the pains have Increased In recent years. G EN EV A . Switzerland (U l’l) OI’HC oil tiiltiisirrs ended their latest conference toduy with a majority agreeing on a minor price reduction for heavier crudes, hot a resolute minority deprived the eartrl of needed unity A lg e ria . L ib y a and Ira n formally rejected Ihr slight re alignment ol prices, ending what had hern slim chances of re­ storing unity within die Organi­ zation of Petroleum Exporting (’111111tries Ih e m in is te rs who had gathered tor the tilth lime in eight months, agreed to meet again in Octotx-r In Vienna In discuss the even thornier issue ol production levels At tills week’s lour day conferrut > 10 ol the I 3 O P E C uiinistcrs agreed to reduce the nlllriitl price ol heavy crude oil hy 50 t ents to $2fi it barrel and that of medium etude by 20 cents to *27 .20 . a *losing state incut Mini. The reductions amounted (o (list 2 and I percent respectively and Industry analysis said the etlecift on tuarkrls would lxinslgtilliianl Fret- markei prices already ari­ as mu* h .is $2 lower than oltlelul tll'f.t i.ites amt analysis pre dieted eoulllioed illlll pint),tidy even glrater under the eounter ills* tunning as tin <II’EC nations seek In i iimpete against outside N A S H V ILLE . T rim llll’ll — Firefighters stood hv helplessly as live people died In a blaze that swe pt a two story Ixtardlrig house where Inspectors had found substandard wiring and residents Jammed into dungeonlike basement rooms Invcstlgntnia planned to search the charred ruins today In hopes ol piiqiolnilng the cause ol the tire lhat engulfed the building In minutes, trapping the victims In liny basement rooms separated try cardlxiardllkc walls Firefighters who answered the alarm at H 22 a in Wednesday found heavy smoke boiling from tin- basement and heard the dyingserramsof the victims "W e could hear screams Irotn the front corner ol the basement, tint wr couldn't get to them Irani the door to tin back," lire Capl Koliert Shelton said A I mhi I 20 people were believed u> tie Inside the wmxi and brick veneer house wlirn Hie lire broke out All the victims were found In thr basement, where tlrrflghtcrs said some looms w r r r no more Ilian cubbyholes WORLD IN BRIEF Colombian Plane Crashes In Jungle ; 79 Feared Dead A Miami man who was t aught .diet lie li lt tin- scene of alt a<* Ideal Imi an sc Ins I nu k broke down lia,s pleaded no con lent to leaving die scene ol an accident with iiipitv David Karl Burroughs. 2M. *mild receive up to 5 years when sentenced by Circuit Judge Rob i-u 11 M* t Itt-gor Aug 20 According it* an attest tcpori. tIn* accident occurred .i IhiiiI 10 pm Jan 25 nu U S Highway 17112 In LungwtHMl Burroughs’ Ruck illuvr into tilt* path nl a uurihtmiunl motorcycle tut Ihe highway amt Irlt the scene day LrtU la F ltr Drpailm enl Capl Tnm as CaidrntiH said in a radio Interview thr plane .qqiai cntly exploded on Impact "1 don’t think ihey will Hud survivors at Ihe nil*-. ' he said. Th e exat i number ol casualties was mil htiim-dlalrly known SA N J O S E . Costa Rica (U l’ll — Eden I’aslorit. the Nicaraguan rebel Ira tier know n as "Ciniimandet Z r to, rejoined Ills llghlrtx in southern Nicaragua today alter recovering Irotn a helicopter crush, a rebel tqMikrsmau said i’aslota. who commands the U S -backed DcttuKratii Revolutloimrv Alliance or A R D F. bad been missing since Tuesday when hr failed to return lo Costa Rica as scheduled Irotn a hrllcoplrr trip Into Nicaragua, irtx-l H|Mikcsiiiiin Jose |,>avll-i Mild. Costa Rican Civil Guardsm en said Raslor.i's hellcopici was found Wednesday on a ranch near Aguatnicna dc Santa Clura, Coal* Rica. 7 miles from the Nicaraguan border, and that a ra nch uiim lnlstrulor had been questioned I’astoru anil his two helicopter pilots, known as " E l T u m i " and "Marcos." ttiudc radio contact With A R D E i *■be Is lii Costa Rica from one of Ihe alliance’s southern Nicaraguan Irases curly today. Davila said HOSPITAL NOTES 0*!t«n4 Jodi J JgSnwn K il(* l O a Ow a kjnrvfK* W M K tw l fnWtptlM AAnta*Goodrw* Xdlp AndAids D W»»i*y O adava Mormon K Alp* itton lota Mo* * Angola U Slmi IcngMuU Jot n o t Hugh#* OI4CHASOI4 Vontord WUIlAtp L Btookl Jf . UtltAh M l A k .M *<, Ang«W O ilm » Ov t*do MtlosM CotA) have lo sell heavy crude at well Ix-low Ihr new $ 2 ti price, the analysts said The OPEC ministers were un­ able io agree on firmer measures lollnwlng Ihe crush Burroughs and his truck, which had a Hat lire and datnage to its ImhI v was located atxmi two miles away al LII' Champ, state Road 427 al Day St reel, a l.ougwiMiil police report shows I he motorcyclist recovered. In other court action: Edward Fredrick White Jr.. 18. o| 3 311 B r u c h A v c .. I.ongwood, arrested March 2 M Inr [Mtsscsnlnn ol ntarljtftinu and d ru g parap he rn a lia W h ile [rlcatletl guilty tu |M»**e**Httl of marl|uana He could receive up to a year in the county Jail when sald IIRTHI two* M C•>«•*« bAbr am. kanlotd With**I A OaMatm DA.tdton, * U*u, gitI. OtCAnd m u i t i j l a i v t x i t > « n i • M i gui. DlltIM D «.a C 1 Jodt J JonniA* a bAt>, bo. UvltonA «. • FUEL PRICES America gets a bargain Japan Northwest □ United Stales Europe sioo S75 a $50 $25 so GASOLINE ■ HEATING OIL FUELO IL (Average U.S. $ per barrel, including tax) ♦Souft#» MOy.il [JutCft'Sf • h f A GR AP HIC Hiiupi As O P E C loses its grip on the world oil market, prices are slipping. U S prices are only a traction ol those paid It has to al least double Its overseas. The U.S. price of one barrel ot gasoline, lor nulput because ol a growing example, is $52 — About holt the price paid in Europe (SVJ) revenue tlellell To do that n will and Japan ($101) ()u Friday. Mayor Dick Fes* Is scheduled review and discuss Ills pro|M»scd 1986 budget with the clly commission. The public is invited to participate and question any part of the budget thrv don't understand. Fess Lineia-r *nd 0»c» TixkAr And A»ln*)l pAnnlngton Saudi Arabia. In a vulu ellort lo Ixilslrr prices, lias recently Ix-rn producing only around 2 million barrels of oil a (lay. against a capacity ol more ih.m 10 million Tin Lake Mary Clly Coinmissiiin is scheduled to meet in work sessions lotlav al 7 30 p m . and Friday Irotn I 30 to 5 p m to dlseuss thr city's land use |)l,III and the pni|Misrd $1 3 million budget Friday's wurk session Is the lit si of two budget hearings On tonight s agenda Is a [ires eiitailon of the city's com prrlienslve land use [ilan and poUelt-a T h r land use plan will set the iHiundrlea lor all futurr building projects and drllne how land In the clly may l>e zoned. The comprehensive land use plan is scheduled lo lake elfeel w h e n the c i t y ’ s b u ild in g moratorium expire* tu N ov­ ember. He said the pilots were forced lo an emergency landing Tuesday because of engine trouble, and that ihe chopper was so badly damaged It could noi be rrpulred. VxUotJ Shir)#. A timfl V»mw») long. producers. The 10-IO-3 decision widened OPEC's official differential* — Ihe price rattge lielwrcn the best and |xxirest grades of oil — Irotn *2 15 to $2 65 Rates now range from the #26 for cheaper heavy crude to an unchanged $28.65 lor llgln grades Algeria ami Libya produce ultra light. Ihe most expensive oil ol all. hut Ihelr grades are excluded from thr official price rungc because of Ihelr dissent OPEC sources and industry observers said the Algerians, Libyans and Iranians will have In sell at even larger dlv minis than before tx-eausr of ihe cul lo heavy crude [trices Analysis said that even thr S a u d is — the o n ly O P E C member to have houorrd price and production arrangements — may begin dlarnutuitig Budget, Land Use Plan On Lake M a ry A g e n d a Pastora Safe A fter Chopper Crash (M M U n 5-mllr drive inland The Red Cross opened inland shrIters and 150 residents ol two Tvbce Island nursing homes were evacuated to thr Blessed Sacrament S* hool in Savannah Bob roared out of I tie Gulf of Mexico early this week at Fort Myers, skipped across the south Florida peninsula and plunged Into the At la nit* early Wednesday with 40 mph winds Hui the storm dtew new strength from the warm waters of the Gulf Stream and brram r a full lledgrd hurricane as tt treked northward inward South Carolina tu enforce Internal dlst-iplm* in prevent discounting suit I vin Lit Ion ol production quotas The closing communique s mi only that Ol’EC "rettemted Its *u m m itt n e n t ■" d ie te rn s * ot die oil price Structure and oil market stability M iam i Man Pleads No Contest In Accident Case B O G O T A . Colombia (til'll — A Colombian Alt Force cargo plane pressed Into [lasscngrt service Itreause ol an altllttr pilots si like crashed In the |unglr during a rainstorm Ollielals frared nil ol tin- more than 71) people ulxiard w r r r killed Ma| Rafael Hurtado ol the Civil Aetunaullcs Departincnl said ih r IM' ti clashed Wednesday shortly .liter t.tkroll fiom L rllrtu , a city In rxltrtn e southeast Colombia Governm ent aviation ollielals saltl n-scuers would not he able lo reach the wicckagr until lutrt today Rain and darkness p rrvenlrd them horn rea* lilug the site W n ltn v A D M It llO W t Bob lashed at C harleston, S.C.. overnight and was moving north today at about 12 mph OPEC Cuts Price O f C rude O il 20-50 C ents 5 Kitted In Boarding House Fire Castrpl FlAttdA II h * m I M » » a i l historic Charleston H arbor, smashed against the rock battery and spilled onto cobblestone streets lined with restored antebellum homes. T h r storm flooded streets, toppled trees and snapped power anti phone lines, making It difficult for ofTlrlals to assess the damage. The raln-larrd storm hit the coast at high tide and forecasters said this could com­ pounding flooding In low-lying arras Beach front residents from Edlsto Island northward were urged to evacuate Wed­ nesday night Thousands of residents and tourists fled the harrtrr resort Islands along South Carolina’s "Grand Strand” as Boh bore down on Ihe coast Hurricane forecaster '-’ lies I.a wr rncr said the first Atlantic hurricane of the 1985 season made Its landfall at tiny Frtpp Island about 45 miles south of Char le-aun and tx-gan clawing northward at 12 mph Robert Smith of thr Beau fori Count > Emergency Preparedness Center said Frlpp Island lost electrical power about 10-30 p m ns Bob began lashing Ihe tiny resort where 2.000 people usually spend the summer Cars Jammed thr roads off the harrier Islands along the Georgia and South Carolina roast Wednesday evening when hurricane warnings were hoisted from Savannah northward to the Lillie Rivet Inlet near the North Carolina border Traffic on U S 501. ihe main artery out ot Myrtle Beach, was so Jammed hy nightfall It was taking nrarlv two hours to make the 4 Commissioners voted at the last m eeting to bold w ork sessions weekly lor the rest of the summer tn order to cut down the amount of lime and dls- euaston at city commission meetings. A lth o u g h Fess suit! the workshops are useful in explor­ ing Issues, tut decisions ran txmade and he would ralher |usl have a regular meeting 'll wr discuss an issue at a workshop and it gets put on the agenda for a city commission meeting, we always etui up rehashing the same Information " Fess said Another budget work session is scheduled on August 2 from i to 5 p m l-M ’iiln j; Ilc r .iU I i u i P i (4i )*gt Thursday. July IS, INS Vol 71. No Jtt PiAlltM Daily and Sunday. Atctpt SAturdAy b* TSa Sanford H.r.id ln< )M N French A.t . Scnford FI a m u Wcond CIau fo il.j. PA<a At Sanford. F l*>#rdA i m i Horn* Dtlivtry Wt.h It It) Month. 44 rt) ) Month. 414 » ) 4 Month! 41).dd) VdAf. 4tl dd By Moil Week II It* Month, lead. | Moniht III 14) 4 Month! 41) 14) VoAt, M §0 P h«n« O O l) 121 1111 sentenced Aug 20 hy McGregor — Stertnon W illiam s 27 ot Route 2. Box 2401. Sanlord. arrested Feb 26 on a *barge <>t carrying a concealed lire ,um following u minor aceldrni on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. Th e trooper r*-|xirte*l ttml lu g u . 32 c a I I b e r a n d ’1 5 7 -ntagnum In W illia m s M cG regor ordered W illiam s to serve one year of v e h ic le p ro b a tio n a n d a lso o rd e re d W illiam s- J convicted lelon not to lia v r any guns He also ordered Williams to pay the Public Defender's office $150 — Deane Jordan Sanford Plaza 1 / 4 T '***v**F T> 1 . T -sW O W ! 1 \ y *SAVE AT LEAST 50 0 /° ON OUR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK! SAVE DRASTICALLY IN ALL DEPTS.! •SWIMWEAR •SPORTSWEAR •ROMPERS •DRESSES •SUNDRESSES •COORDINATES •TOPS •PANTS •SHORTS •BLOUSES * SKIRTS •LOUNGE WEAR * SLEEPWEAR a ACCESSORIES •AND MUCH MORE' VISA Mastccard Ame* E>p'«»i �/ Ev»nmfl H » r * Id. Sanford. FI. Thursday, July IS. IWJ — JA Deputies Search For Man Who Raped Disabled Woman The search continues today for a rapist who attacked a mentally disabled woman in her home near Longwood on Ju ly 19 Seminole County sheriffs Inveatlgalors have a description of the man. Sheriffs deputies were called to the 56-year-old victim s home at about 9 50 a.m. on the 19th. hy her husband who had been Informed of the attack when the v ic tim 's female com panion called him at work. The companion told the man and sheriff s deputies she awakened to find the Intruder In a hallway of the home, leaving the victim's bedroom with a knife In his hand The man fled and i he companion found thr victim lying on the bed. the apparent v ic tim of sexual assault, a sheriff s report said Th e v ic tim , according to sheriffs Capt. Ja y Leman, has been menially disabled since she was Injured In an aulomhllc accident 10 years ago. The Intruder apparently rn tered the home through a utility room window. The two women were sleeping at the time of the attack Leman said the victim was examined at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford, fol­ lowing the attack The suspect is about 25 years old. 5 feet 10. and weighs about 170 pounds He Is blond and was wearing a brown striped T-shirt CARE SUIT A Forest City nursing home has sued an Orlando man to settle a bill for care of the man s father Pine Acres Golden Age Centre, of Forest City, filed suit Wedn e s d a y a g a in s t H e rb Huddleston, of 1228 Edward Lane. The suit asks for payment of $5,829 65 According lo the suit's com­ plaint. the home, operated by Lloyd and Theresa Morris, cared for Huddleston's father. Walter, from May 1984 to March 1985 when the elder Huddleston left the home's care Cost of the care was $1,050 a m onth via a co n tra ct w ith the yo u n g e r Huddleston. The M o t T ls e s stale Huddleston let (he bill gradually grow and that he had repeatedly refused lo pay The case has been assigned to Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davis J r No trial date has been set. HIDDEN GUN Oviedo police looking for a suspicious person reportedly lurking around a Shop A Go convenience store on Geneva Drive reported finding and ar resting an armed man outside the store. Action Reports * F/res ★ Courts ★ Police Police were called lo the scene at about 10 p m. Tuesday and searched the area. They spotted the suspect In front of the store and asked if he was armed, a police report said The man reportedly surren­ dered a loaded .38-eallber der­ ringer hidden In the waist band ol his pants Tw o but Iris were found In his pocket and 24 additional rounds were found in a shaving kit the man was carrying, the report said. Hrrshrl W Armstrong, 23. of Cocoa, has been charged with possession of a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon He was being held in lieu of $ 10,000 bund. GIRL FONDLED Sheriff i deputies and state H ea lth and R e h a b ilita tiv e Services counselors art In ­ vestigating the claims of a 4 year-old Long wood girl who says she was fondled by her stepfather while visaing him Sunday The girl told her mother about the alleged assault on Mondav and the girl's mother reported the incident to officials, a shertfTs report said No arrest has been made SECRETS SUIT Stealing trade seem s and us­ ing confidential Information are two charges made In a civil suit against two Winter Park men accused of going Into business against their former employer Mark E Wagner and Adrian L Ferguson, both ol 106 Sedge fieId Clr , were named In u suit flint Wednesday by Value Tours of America Inc of Casselberry The company is seeking an unspeeined amount of damages In excess of $5,000. According lo thr Mill txiih men. who reportedly learned trade secrets and other con­ fidential in fo rm a tio n while working lor Value Tours, agreed noi to go Into competition with the company and noi to u s e the tnslde-lhr-trade knowledge The company also slates ilu­ men took the company s clien­ tele list, personnel hies, artwork and other business Information According lo ih r suit. Wagner lelt the company May I and Ferguson May 7. 1984 The suit, which also a s k s for an Injunction against the men for doing the alleged competi­ tion. charges them with consplraey and stales they made phone calls and wrote Irltcrs contain­ ing untruths and "slanderous" comments about the tour com­ pany The suit states the men In­ terfered with Ihr business rela­ tionship of Value Tours with at least four groups. C a rn iv a l Crutsc Lines. Titusville Associa­ tion ol Retired Persons. Encore Party and Travel Club. The suit has been assigned to Circuit Judge C Vernon Mire Jr No trial dale has been set BURGLARIES A THEFTS Richard Culver. 54. of 441 T r i n i t y D r iv e , A lt a m o n t e Springs, reported lo sberllfs d e p u t i e s t h a t h is $ 2 5 0 luwinnower was stolen from his backyard between Sunday and Tuesday Ave . Sanford A sheriff's report said the Items were stolen lxtween July 2 and Tuesday And at 501 W y l l y A v e G ary Brookshire. 17.’ gave deputies Ihe name of a suspect who borrowed his 1977 Chevrolet worth S I.200 on Monday and didn't return It as promised Chiropractor Wayne Phillip Broussrau reported a video cassette player worth $ 150 and a video tape valued al $300 were taking from an office ui 1340 Tusrawilla Road, near Winter Springs. The tape contained educational material lor chlro pradars, according to ihe report DUI ARRESTS Th r following persons have been arrested In Seminole County on a charge of driving under Ihe Influence: — Michael Deane Halterman. 25 o I 95 0 N T r i p l e t D riv e Casselberry, was arrested at 2 45 a.m Wednesday alter hr was found unconscious in a car parked In his yard Casselberry poller said the key was In the Ignition and the ear's radio was Deputies have the names of two suspects Robert A I Hand. 29. of l.ongvyi k x I. claims may have taKen $300 from ihe till al his JA M Grocery at Slate roads 15 and 46 west of Sanford, on Monday or Tuesday playing A revolver and jewelry are among $850 worth of goods missing from the home ol Lorenc F Brookshire. 43 ol 5 0 5 Wylly — Sharon I Ham-ton 4 1 ol 433 Murcott St , Oviedo, al 2 07 a m Wednesday alter she drove her car erratically on U S Highway 17-92 In Sanford Defense Contractors O ffe r M on ey Back G u a ra n te e s If Spare Parts O ve rp rice d W ASHINGTON (UP|) - Two major defense contractors have begun offering money bat It guarantees to the Pentagon if Us prices for spare parts arc found to be unreasonable The fledgling movement sur­ faced Tuesday within the dr fense Industry, which is worried about lls public image In Ihe midst of spare parts pricing scandals The defense Industry has been criticized by Ih r Pentagon and members of Congress for selling the military $640 tollrt seal covers, $659 ashtrays. $435 hummers and $ 1 10 diodes Delensr Se creta ry Caspar Weinberger has said the prices are "unreasonable” and will not be paid, regardless of the reasons for them. The proposals by the Hoeing Co. and the General Electric Co., offered more than two months apart, prompted Weinberger to announce the start of a new voluntary refund policy. He said the Pentagon's new procurement czar. Assistant Secretary Jam e s Wade, will establish an Industrywide refund policy based on Ihe program Initiated by the contractors Boeing, builder o( aircraft and cruise missiles. Initiated the pol­ icy April 15 In a letter to Deputy Defense Secretary William How­ ard Tall IV from Lionel Alford, a senior vice president of the Seattle llrm Alford said Boeing will refund the price of any sparr part sold to the government If the Item Is returned within six months ol delivery Boeing since has credited the Pentagon with S 1.496 paid by the Air Force for two pairs of pliers, a company xjMtkrsm.tn said. G E . ih r Fairfield. C o n n . m a k e r of a ircra ft e n g in e s charged with fraudulently billing the Air Force $800,000. followed suit Ju ly 1. G E Vice Chairman E E. Hood wrote to Taft saying the com­ pany "proposes to work out an agreement similar to the Boeing approach" with the Pentagon. G E's refund policy went Into effect Tuesday, but a company spokesman said no financial credits have been extended as yet. Boeing and G E ranked fifth and sixth, respectively, during fiscal 1984 among the 100 biggest defense contractors. Each did about $4.5 billion worth of business w ith the Pentagon At the same tim e, the Pen­ ta g o n In s p e cto r g e n e ra l has b e g u n In ve stig a tin g the con t r a d in g and pricing practices of m ore th an three dozen defense F IR S T ! firms. Status Of $31 Million In Military Gear Unknown W A S H I N G T O N |U P I| Because of poor record keeping, no one knows the whereabouts of some $31 million in military equipment used In an Army test lasl year. Rep Joseph Addabbo. D-N Y . charges Addabbo. head of the appro­ priations subcommittee that wrtles the Pentagon's annual check, said that no one can account for $31 million of the $89 million In equipment used In a 1984 shipping test After Ihe subcommittee dls covered sim ilar problems In 1983, the panel told Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger about flaws In the equipment disposal s y s te m , the c o n ­ gressman said Addabbo asked Weinberger Tue sd ay to declare an Im ­ mediate m oratorium on re­ distribution of all equipment to prevent further abuse Tbe equipment Involved In the test came from a pool of material kept In Ihe Defense Property Disposal system , composed largely of used equipment one unit did not want but another might have a use for. A subcommittee Investigator said the p ro b le m revolves around poor records In the property disposal system. The Investigator said there was no firm Indication of thefts. A but the poor or non extstant records madr It hard lo say whether gear was at other Arm y units, misplaced or stolen. The Investigator said some of Ihe material sat In containers for 18 months and was returned w ith broken seals, and In ­ vestigators checked to "see If what was returned was Ihe same as what went out." Addabbo said a moratorium on equipment distribution la In order until the Pentagon can check thtngsoul "I don't know how the secre­ tary can Justify the Inaction on the part of his staff and allow such a situation, fraught with po ssible fra ud , w aste and mismanagement, to continue two years after It was first brought to light." Addabbo said •'The $31 m illion the Investigaiors turned up may be only the lip of the Iceberg." the congressman said. In a letter to Weinberger. Addabbo also said Investigators found that units turning In gear "ro u tin e ly assign erroneous condition codes because this Is the easy way to rid themselves of unwanted equipment." He said perfectly useable Items are marked condemned, forcing o thers to spend "ta x p a y e r dollars to unnecesaarlly procure a new Item." (BUT THAT’S ONLY NATURAL FOR THE BEST) Indeed we have cause for celebration. Wo have brought joy and security and confidence to so many people. And many people have brought wonderful vitality and songs and cheerfulness to Howell Place. So we decided to get together and do something about it! Robert H. Little, our president, is supplying the free entertainment, food and beverages (catered by Larry Magilner our famous Director of Food Services of course) prizes, fun and oxcitoment. And WUEZ radio station has selected us for a remote radio broadcast with special good old time nostalgia music, including all that great sound from the 40’s and 50's. Come on over and enjoy our first birthday with us - and help in­ troduce that little fellow at the top of the ad to the big band sound of excitement, (remember when?) P.S. You Know us officially as Howell Place Sanford, the best Adult Congregate Living Facili­ ty in the area. But for Saturday, July 27th from 1 to 3 PM, we will simply be Bob Little's Fun Center. Better bring a mall bag to take home the prizes! D ia b e te s C la s s e s O ffe r e d A t C F R H T o accommodate diabetics who cannot attend daytime classes. Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford, will offer night classes from 7 to 8:30 Wednesdays starting July 31 In the hospital classroom A series of six classes. "Diabetic Update." will provide help in specific areas much as "Food Exchanges." and general In f o r m a tio n on " D ia b e t ic Lifestyle." The Instructor. Betsy Fitts, RN. explores and explains "W hat Is your blood sugar", "M e n u P la n n in g " , and "Medications" as well as answer other questions during Informal discussions. The classes are fiee. Register by calling CFKH's Nursing Edu­ cation department at 321-4500 or 668 4441. HOWELL PLACE SENIOR AMERICAN COMMUNITIES 200 West Airport Blvd., Sanford, Florida (32771) (305) 3 2 3 -7 3 0 6 - \ •• i *4•$ �E v e n in g H erald (USPS M 1 2 M ) 300 N. FR EN C H AVE . SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 of H31-9993 Thursday. July 35, 19«5— XA Wayne D. Doyle, Publiihsr Thornes GtorcUno. Managing Editor Melvin Adkins. Advertising Director Home Ixlivrry Wrrk. SI 10 Month. S-t 75 3 Month* #H 25 11 Month* S27 00: Year. *51 (X) Hv Mall Wrrk. SI 50 Month, SYj OO 3 Month*. 918.00 ft Month* *32 50 Year M O 00 High Court's Balancing Act There was considerable speculation last year that Ihe U .S . S u p re m e C o u rt was becoming more conservative because It bad embraced Reagan adm inistration views on Issues ranging from crim e to civil rights. Yet the high co u rt's recently completed term was a period of consolidation that left the legal landscape largely unchanged. Although the court sided w ith the ad­ m inistration about 7H percent of the time. It nonetheless dealt the president decisive defeats In four controversial church-state cases, On J u n e 4. the court struck down an Alabam a statute authorizing a m om ent of silence In public schools for "m editation or voluntary p ra y e r," citing evidence that the legislators intended to bring hack prayer Into the classroom. Several weeks later. Ihc court concluded that "governm ent m ust pursue a course of com plete neutrality toward re­ ligion," a nd voided a Connecticut law re­ quiring em ployers to perm it devout workers lo schedule days off on their Sabbath And on J u ly I. lli« court struck dow n shared-time programs In G ra n d Rapids, Mich . and New York C it y w here p u b lic-sch o o l teachers taught special classes In parochial schools. Take n together, these decisions represented a rebuke to the Reagan adm inistration, which had entered the four cases In an effort to persuade Ihc court that governm ent should lie more accom m odating to religion. Sim ilarly, stales' rights suffered a major setback w hen the high court ruled that Congress can tell state and local governm ents how m uch to pay their employees. T h e case In question compelled San A nto nin to pay overtime lo m etropolitan transit workers. On a m ore positive note, the court generally slrenglhenrd the hand ol law enfon ors T h e Justice Departm ent was allowed to selectively prosecute yo u n g men w ho speak out against the ilralt Poller officers were perm itted to search m otor homes without w arrants. Am i school ntllrlals were given greater latitude to search student lockers for narcotics. Nevertheless, crim inal suspects prevailed In several Im po rtan t cases. Poor defendants must he accorded high quality legal aid w lirn pursuing appeals and psychiatric assistance when pleading Insanity. Moreover, police m ay not shoot to kill a fleeing suspect who Is neither a rm ed nor dangerous. A n d pro­ secutors cannot force a burglary suspect to undergo surgery In order lo rem ove possible evidence. W h r ih r r by design or by chance, num erous court decisions reflected a delicate balance because I lie Justices generally refrained frum creating broad legal precedents, hiH ln u i, several potentially Im portant eases were either decided on narrow grounds, or not decided at all T h e court's so-called swing Justice. Lew is K Powell, missed more than tw o m onths ol the term recuperating from prostate cancer. O f the 5(i cases heard In his absence, rig id ended In lie voles causing the lower io u r i ru lin g s to he upheld. Il should lx* noted, however, that there were relatively lew cases on Ihc court docket dealing w ith discrim ination or crim in a l law T h e next term promises lo be quite different, as the court w ill confront controversial Issues such as abortion, legislative apportionm ent, a im in n ilvc action, eapltul p u n ishm en t and equal access lor student religious groups seeking lo use public-school facilities. The S u p re m e C o u rt's Im m ediate course will h r determ ined by the slaying power ol the nine Juslleca. Five ol them are more than 7ti years ol age. amt President Reagan Is poised In nominate conservative replacem ents lor any Judges w h o retire. Such replacements could b rin g about a fundamental shill toward Judicial restraint, which would he a welcome change from the Judicial a c tiv is m lhal dom inated the court during the Iasi Hirer decades. O lb rrw ls c . the high court can be expected lo c o n tin u e Its b a la n cin g act w h e n it reconvenes next October. BERRYS WORLD "This painting la PERFECTI Lai's gal it as a Joke lor Jaka ‘n‘ ElhaU" george M cG o v e r n Here's Why Star Wars Will Never Work Occasionally an article or book Is published that Impels a reader lo urge Its reading upon all the friends he can reach. Such Is my experience with an article In the June Issue of The Atlantic by Professor Jonathan Jacky of the University of Washington Professor Jacky has a considerable grasp of computer science and Is Ihc author of a number of scholarly articles In this field Ills current piece In The Atlantic has alarmed me as much as any article I have read In a long time Its thesis is that the Defense Department Is pre-empllng ihc most com plica led and futureoriented computer technology for military purposes and that this poses two dangers lo thr United Stairs (11 It surrenders the Industrial, com m ercial and social uses of computer breakthroughs to the Japanese, who are con­ cent rating on the iinn-iiillltary uses of com­ puters; 12 ) far more seriously. It places thr defense ol America and possibly the survival of the human race under t fie- control of enormously complicated and probably unreliable computers. "Star Wars" — die president's "Strategic Defense Initiative" — Is the most dramatic example of the Pentagon's hopes to replace Ihc Judgment of people with computers that can act on the basts of "artificial Intelligence." or A t., as It Is dubbed by the Pentagon. If the Star Wars missile defense system were to work, thousands of S o v ie t m is s ile s w o u ld have to he automatically detected and destroyed a minute or two alter they were launched There would be no time for human beings to make these decisions. Everything would have to be pro­ grammed In advance, as Star Wars requires an estimated 10 million lines of coded Information comprising the software that directs the com­ puter hardware The problem with all this, as Professor Jacky points out. Is that there Is no way to design a systrm so complicated without errors In pro­ gramming. errors In Interpretaton. breakage of pans, and malfunctions. All of our history with i omputrrs points to the fart that we can depend upon them only within certain limits. The only way to eliminate the "bugs" In a large computer system is by lengthy trial and error with Hie system In actual use No such actual use of thr Star Wars system Is possible unless someone can figure out how to fight World War III a few dozen times until we work out the bugs In the system that Is supposed to make us safe. Several limes In recent years vastly less complicated air defense computers than Star Wars have signaled Soviet attacks that alert personnel ruled were false alarms. But the Star Wars system to to be programmed to react automatically with breathtaking speed that allows no time for correction by a human authority. In other words, a mistake by a computer could launch an American de­ fensive” onslaught that would mistakenly trigger World War 111. I am wondering what the advocates of Star Wars would say In answer to Professor Jacky s warning "A ll large programs contain un­ discovered errors and omissions that come to light only afler prolonged experience In actual use This Is the single most important fact for users of complex computers systems to un­ derstand T o use a computer responsibly, one must not tmst It." ROBERT WALTERS ANTHONY HARRIGAN Legal Safety Net Public Radio's Bias Americans who don’t Itsicn regu­ larly to the two dally taxpayerfunded NPR news programs may not understand how thrlr money Is tx-lng s|x-ni T lir May Issue of Aim KcfHtrt. published by Accuracy In Mrdlu. H|>ell(-d It out In detail The publication covered the entire range ol highly politicized programs, but 11 lias some especially idling things to say a bo u t NPR and f e n t r a l America Alin l<r[n>ri asked Where rise in dils country could you lu-ar Cuba praised an lailtn America's most rlfredvr leader in "hunger eradica­ tion." You would have beard dial If you listened In NPR on Nov 21 11184 Th e n the day that the Washington /’os! had a front page story on a bloody massacre by communist guerillas In Kl Salvador NPR interviewed die leader of die guerillas' |tolllleal aim on die "All I'huse in Co tigress and elsewhere Things Considered" program wlm have Ix-eu trying to harass Accuracy In Media Hummed up South Africa toward majority rule the NPR story Ibis way should hxik al Zimbabwe and lake "In strife tom Central America thought NPR lends to blame the United In 1970 alter a turbulent history Slutrn and Its allies for the violence Involving the Unilateral Declaration nt In d rp r tide nee. international The Nlcnmguan freedom fighters and the anil communists in FJ sanctions and harassment, and Salvador are far more likely lo be seven years id guerilla warlurr. described on NPR programs as Rhodesia received a British drafted human rights vlolalots than are ■onsiiiuilon and was sup|x>sed lo lxthelr commuiilHl op|Miiients iiv our a democracy count die ratio Isulmiil lour loonc In an effort partially rlfrrllve. to “ Sueb numbers, however, tall lo retain whttrs who are liiqxirlaiii to reveal thr lull scope ol NCR's ilie economy. 20 parliamentary selective ic|»>mng ol Central A m ir seats were reserved for the white lean developments, The re|w>rts n( minority The first national election NCR's man In Managua. Charles under Ibe new arrangement was Castaldl, should tx- deeply apprrcl field In 1980 and ihr black majority ated tiy die Saudlulsia regime For vote divided cleanly along tribal lines example, late Iasi year NPR aired I wo ol tils rejMirls. 20 mlitulrx ol air Ridx-ri Mugabe, a Marxist, won as time In all providing vivid accounts ilie presrnlatlve ol die Sliona ol funerals ol individuals allegedly sjx-aklng majority of thr blacks klllrd by the Nlcaruguuii freedom Joshua Nkonio. leader of the m inor­ lighters, which NPR prefer* In rail ity Id.■<k Nileliele. went Into up|xist 'contras.' the pejorative term origl linn lie and bis irttx- have ever n.licit by the Saudlulsia regime since tx-rti hmtally harassed by "These reports came complete Mugabe s government In die rlc r with hysterical m reams and sobs Hull Just concluded. Nkomo's party won all 15 scats lor Mabibrlrlund. anil American chanting, and even dir sound ol shovels Hireling earth tint Mug.dx- t rial ns a heavy major! as Castaldl descrllied die tilling ol ty. die graves He s|x>kr ol the 'tiny Now1 Mug.ibr Is going lo tear up colllns' ol child victims and re i lie const notion, abolish dir pro­ c n n n lr d how an old w o m a n vision lot while representation, atxdish all <ip|x>sfiion parties, in Irarlullv wrapped her sturdy arms around him and hltlrrly pleaded tor eluding Nknitiu's and establish a lilm 'to make (hear Yankees front one party Marxist slate complete dir United Stales calm down As a with polltburo. Anyone not a hiken ol Its fairness. NCR gave the memlx-t ol the Sliona shaking tilde Washinglon representative of the might as well leave Zimbabwe freedom lighters a lew minutes to Fot years, txidi as a Urltlsli colony try to answer lids emotional pies and as an Independent while ruled riitalhiu Custuldl's onesided rr stale. Rhodesia was under heavy pulling lias provoked strong pro International pressure lo udopt nut (rats, and reirlilly be lias tx-cn |«irilv-rule The United Nations tin more halutterd. " t>osrd sanctions on it tin athletes wen* barred from international Remember (Ms Is paid lor by America's taxpayris Clearly. It's com petition. Editorials In the lime lo lake tins propaganda oil dir Western — und. of course, thr communist — press thundered alr JEFFREY HART Look At Zimbabwe against Ihe Rbrxlrsla outrage. Are these people happy with die results of yrars of agitation? Do they really tx-lleve Mugabe's tribal-based Marx­ ist g o v e r n m e n t , w h ic h now oppresses all minorities, black or while, Is really superior to the w h ite -m in o rity go ve rn m e n t once beaded by Ian Smith? Maybe they believe dial Mugabe Is preferable. I don't know Rut II Is very dllflcult to find a basis In reality for such a delict, Mu>tx- diey do not care whether the Mugabe government Is re­ pressive. or whether he Is going to tear up the constitution I have beutd no protests In Congress, die universities or the media utxiul all ol tills Maybe thr rn llrr satisfaction Involved was to attack and overturn the while m inority government And alter that, thr hell with It Ttie pattern, utter all. Is familiar e n o u g h W h e n P o rtu g a l a d ­ ministered Angola and Mo/aitthl que. Portugal came under heavy pressure to get out and eventually did so Both former colonies are Marxist, liberal dictatorships today It seems to me that a white South African can tx- forgiven lor taking a somewhat less relaxed view of die future After all. the whiles live In Ihe place, and cannot simply move on tn the next protest Nor Is there any place, realty, for die while Afrikaners lo go Are they expected to return to Holland, train which they emigrated 300 years ago? They do not consider themselves Dutch and they mostly have no ties al all there And they do not want to live under yet another black Marxist dictatorship which would probably wreck the prosperous economy and persecute all tribal minorities, while. Aslan. Indian and black It also seems to me that those congressmen who have been mov­ ing toward sanctions against South Afrit a should glance in the mirror and recognize a fixil W A SH IN G TO N (N E A ) In a series of far-rearhlng yet lltilenotleed decisions, the federal courts have voided President Reagan's u n w a rra n te d a tte m p ts to un dcrmtnc health, safety, environ­ mental and consumer protection Initiatives. Some notable examples; Passive rrslridnls After 10 years of study, the Department of Trans portatton In 1977 Issued regulations requiring that all new cars be equipped with air tings or automatic seat belts lo protect passengers from crash Injuries, In late 198), the Reagan ad­ ministration suspended Ihe rule. Just as It was about to go Into etlecl. arguing that It would loqxisc un necessary costs upon automakers After a coalition of Insurance companies challenged that action In a lawsuit, tlie U.S Supreme Court ruled unanimously In 1983 that the suspension was "a rb itra ry and capricious" and therefore Illegal T ire standards: tn 1983. the Reagan administration suspended regulations requiring tire manufac­ turers lo lest Ihctr products for trrnd wear, then rate the tires Ins customers The administration claimed that ihe rating sysleui was "polrnllally misleading" but last year Ihe U.S Court rif Ap|wuls here held lhal the suspension was Illegal because It loo was "arbitrary and capricious In a scathing opinion, die court said "It Is hard to Imagine a more sorry performance of a congressional mandate " Nursing homes The U S. Court ol Appeals In Denver Iasi year ruled that die Reagan administration had "abdicated (Its) duty" to ensure that approximately I million nursing home residents receive adequate care, Thai decision, winch affects more titan 15.(XX) nursing homes, field dial die government "has a duty lo promulgate regulations" to require that nursing homes receiving feder­ al Medicaid funds provide proper patient carr Environmental protection In legal cases throughout the country, fed­ e ra l c o u rts re p e a te d ly have overturned Reagan administration attempts to allow coal mining, oil exploration and countless other Incompatible uses of land protected by the federal government. The president's compassion for businesses overburdened by Ihe compliance costs ol fedrral regula­ tions unfortunately is not matched by any awareness on tils part that his laisscz falrc approach falls to constrain grerd ami avarice. As a result, the courts have been forced to protect the public from being victimized by die president's Insensitivity. j JACK ANDERSON P e n t a g o n F ig h t s T o K e e p O c e a n B y Jack Anderson and Joseph Spear W ASH IN GTON - The Prntugon has quietly asserted control over millions ol acres of lederaf land In a move that puts the Ifclense De­ partment squarely at ixlds with Big Oil und on the side of environmen­ talists The strange "land grab" Involves huge (xirduus xif the Outer Conti­ nental Shell that the Interior De­ partment wunts to lease lo thr oil and gas Industry for olfshorc dril­ ling The Pentagon lias dealgnaled I 15 million acres of the underwater "land" oil-limits to exploitation By comparison, the total amount of wilderness protected from develop­ ment In Aluska and the lower 48 states Is only 89 million acres The Pentagon claims lhal pre­ servation of Ihe offshore ureas to vital to sutmiartne and other opera­ A tions required lor national delensc. The appearance of oil rigs and exploration equipment would make these military operations difficult it not luqxxtsthlr. the Pentagon says. Here's what our associate Iktnuld Goldberg has learned about the bureaucratic battle: The ocean-bottom land has been a subject of controversy ever since then-Sec ret ary of Interior James Wad proposed leasing nearly a billion acres for oil and gas devel­ opment four years ago Partly on environmental grounds. Congress im|x>sed a moratorium on some of thr leases, covering about 45 m il­ lion acres. The Pentagon's secret war with the Interior Department has been going on ever since. Complicating the matter Is the lack of c le a r a u th o rity o v e r withdrawal of public lands for military purposes One law glides this power to the president and the defense secretary, another gives It lo Congress. Here's the list of offshore areas the Pentagon has said must be pre­ served from exploitation; — The Navy's Narragansett Bay Operating Area ofi southern Nrw Fhtgland. containing the transit lanes used by 54 attack submarines assigned (o the Atlantic Fleet and based at Groton. Conn. Explains the Navy document "Oil and gas structu re s positioned within submarine transit lanes or high usage operating arras present safety-to-navigation hazards and a c o u s tic a l I n t e r f e r e n c e ." Furthermore, the noise from drilling would bollix up the delicate sound sensors that monitor enemy subs oil the coast, according to the Navy document. Land' — Th e M id -A tla n tic area ol Norfolk. Va,. where drilling would hamper a number of sensitive Navy operations. Including missile tests, supersonic flights and firing of cruise missiles and torpedoes — The South Atlantic area o(T the Cartdlnas and Florida. Including Cape Canaveral In addition to submarine transit lanes, this area “ encompasses a unique combina­ tion of launch ureas and support facilities associated with subma­ rine-launched ballistic missiles." — The Gulf of Mexico, where carrier training of Navy pilots takes place, as well as m ine coun­ te rm e a s u re s , a n t l-s u b m u r ln e warfare and amphibious operations — Central and northern California operating zones, with a wide variety of military activities occurring front P o in t C on cep tion near Santa Barbara north lolhe Oregon border. �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI Thureday. July IS. ItlS — SA Study Shows Ju rie s F avor W hites O v e r Blacks SANTA MONICA. Calif. |UPI| - Blacks not only lonr rivtl null* rnnrr oflrn than whltrn. thry also receive smallrr damage awards w hrn they win. a study of 20 yrars of rtvll actions In Chicago shows The study by ihr Rand Corp. think tank of 9.000 civil trials In Ihr Chicago area from 1959-79 showed that jurors returned more favorable verdicts for while defendants than blacks and also that they favored Individual defendants over corporations The research corporation's Institute for Civil Justice found that verdicts by the same Juries went aKalnst blacks, both as plalnllfls and defendants, more often than whiles The report. "Deep Pockets. Empty .Pockets: Who Wins In Cook County Ju ry Trials." by social scientist Audrey Chin and lawyer•psychologist M.irk Peterson showed that — In lawsuits where plaintiffs claimed severe Injury, corporations had to pay damage awards one-third larger than Individuals and also "were significantly more likely to be found liable In the first place." — But. Ill lawsuits where Injuries were compa­ rable but less severe, govrrnmeni defendants paid more than corporation* — Not only did blacks lose civil suits more often than whites, both as plaintiffs and defendants, but black plaintiffs received sinullrr awards Black defendants, on the other hand, were also assessed smaller damage awards than were while defendants According to the study, black plaintiffs won automobile accident verdicts only 40 percent of the time to 46 percent fur whiles, and whrn blacks won. they received only 74 jiercent as much as white plalntlfs received for the same Injury' White plaintiffs won 62 jiercent ol slip-and fall cases against black defendants, hut black jilaln lllfs won only 50 jiercrnt of such soils against white defendants "Many Americans tiellrvr that Ihr blindfold on the classical sttitue of Justice Is .is imjxirtant as the scales that she holds." Gustave If. Shubctt. senior vice prrsldrnt of Rand and director of Its Institute for Civil Justtcr. sold In a fore ward lo the rrpnrt Vet m uch of tlie practical lorr of our system tielirs this idrul ... Now. for the llrst tlmr. wc have hard data and analysis regarding which tendril elrs are historically associated with which llltlgantl characteristics, at least in Ihr |urlrs assembled In the Chicago area " The authors jiolnlrd out that it is |msslhlr llial trials dlflrrrd among lyjies of drlrndanls 111 wavs they did not examine, and lh.it those dlflrrrnces In trials may have affected the verdicts Feds Drop Fraud Probe Of Teamsters President LOS A N G E L E S (UPII - The Justice Department has decided lo drop its :i'2 month-old labor fraud Investigation of Teamsters Union President Jackie Prrssrr. the only major l.itxir leader lo support President Reagan* re-election. The law Angclcn Timm, citing govern­ ment sources. Wednesday said ih r Justice Department has concluded It lacks "prosrrullve nierfl” In the jmiIii l< ally sensitive case "We have no |iendiug InvestIgutIon of Jackie Prrssrr said Ray Marla, the laitmi Department d rp uly Inspector general who oversees labor racketeering jirolies lie declined lo elaborate The decision to droji the probe of Prrssrr was made six months allrr federal proseculars suggested Prrssrr fir Indlclrd on charges of authorizing union p iv m m ts in ghost employees" on Ihr ji.iv roll ol C lrvr land Teamsters Union laical 507. of which Prrssrr Is still secretary-treasurer Prrssrr's allrgrd status as a source ol Information for the Mil on other invrsiig.i lions was reported to lie a key !rtt|iedlmrtii lo prosecution High Justice Drji.irtm rut officials have ordered a new iu<|iilrv Into why Ihr Mil did not trII them for nearly two years that Prrssrr had acted as an Infor­ mant. the Times said, quoting sources familiar with the case The dejt.irtincut decided lo dismiss Ihr <ase Irss than a week alter Ih r grand Jury foreman. Rolw-ri A Reading J r . said that Jurors ti.id ccimjilalned to two federal |udgrs In Cleveland thut the Justice Dejiartment has fieri! dragging Its lerl The decision was irjmrtrd to have fieen made by Dejiuty Altornry General D Lowell Jensen in consultation witfi Strjifien Troll, the assistant attorney general who directs the drjia rim rn l's criminal division It ujiji.irentlv rejects Ihr recommendation ol ilir department's strike force prosecutor In Cleveland. Stephen Jigger, who had fieen sent tiack lo further investigate the case Presser alone among ih r major lalmr leaders sujijMirti d Reagan against Democrat Waltrr Mond.de In 1984 and served as co-chairman of ihr president's Inaugura­ tion's lalmr committee A veteran union trader In Cleveland. Presser. 5H. was circled Tra in slrrs jiresl drill in Ajirll 1983 after (tie conviction ol Roy Williams on charges ol consjiirtng to litllie a senator In 1980. 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Is designed to speed completion of Ihe Interstate highway system and assure that needed expansion on federal highways Is done by providing various new sources of funding "It Is very beneficial to Florida and other growth areas of the country." Chiles said Wednesday, explaining that new funding options are needed because of tightened federal ■pending The bill would |>rrmll a toll to remain In place aftrr a road, bridge or lunncl has t>ren paid for with revenues remaining after o|x-ratlng and maintenance expenses able to go to other ground transportation projects In a state State and local authorities would decide how to use the toll money. The new funding formula would la* based one-third on current population data, one-third on lane miles and one i bird on fuel consumption. The formula would benefit growth states — Florida would gel #80.3 million more annually — and Chiles admitted that states which lose out are likely lo fight the <hange Phone Traces Legal, Court Rules T A L L A H A S S E E |Uf’l| — Police may secretly (race private citizen's telephone r ails without warrants as long as they don't listen In lo any conversations, an appeal court has ruled. The declson by a 3-judge panel of the 1st District Court of Appeal means srvrn Tallahassee residents must serve the sentences lliey received In 1082 convictions on drug conspiracy charges. The seven — Handy Yarborough, Kenneth MonIraco llrock, Donald James Carroll, Helen Camille Crenshaw. John Lawson. Denise |J Johnson and Paul Holloway — laid asked the appeal court lo throw out Ihe case against them, arguing It was based on evidence obtained through an Improper trace on Yarborough's phone. T h r three Judges on the appeal panel did not say Wednesday whether Ihe Judge who Initially approved Ihe (races had good enough reason lo do so. Inslrad, they based their derision on a 1979 U S Supreme Court ruling ihul Ihe U S Constitution allows warrantless traces. LEESB UR G (UPI) - The dog catcher of Leesburg, who admits he has shot dead at least 30 dogs since assuming his tide in 1081, has lost his Job and Infuriated residents with behavior that one w om an calls "cold -blood e d murder." As citizens learned how u n ­ leashed pets were meeting Ihetr fair. City Hall began to receive angry letters, phone calls and death ihreats. T h r Miami Herald reported today. Police Chief Jim Brown got a disturbing call a few days ago "Keep that guy off the street." the voice warned. "Otherwise he's going lo get humped T h e H erald reports Doug Berwick. 33. the city's only dog catcher for four years, has u record of cruelty to animals and only Iasi month shot a po<>dle he thought was a stray. That case angered the Lake County Humane Soclrly and the City Commission, produced a 43-page police report, was brought to the attention of the stale attorney's office and cost Berwick his title-. Of the poodle case, Berwick explained to Brown, "I've de­ stroyed at least 30 dogs lhat w-ay since I tame here " " J e n ," Brown said "Cold-blooded murder." said Sarah Woodward, who found one victim Clly officials had first sus pended him from Ills part-time. S7,852-n-ycnr Job Hut furor grew ns word of Berwick's record spread and on Monday, the City Commission decided he would resign when tils suspension runs out next week Officials say people hove Ihrealened txxtllv harm should they see Berwick back behind the wheel of the city's pet pickup truck. "It's been pretty emotional around here," said City Manager Hex Taylor On June 19. neighbors of Nancy Vickery heard a loud pop. They ran out to find Pooh, a shaggy, black poodle, on the ground. It had been a pel ol V ick e ry's handicapped son. ...Hudson for his role as I he patriarch In the movie classic "G ian t," for which he was nominated for an Academy Award The Pasteur Inslltul In Paris, which Hudson was widely re­ ported to have been planning to visit, has spearheaded research into AIDS In France, a world leader In the treatment of the disease. The Institute Isolated a virus named LAV. believed to eause AIDS. In 1983. a year tx-fore U S. scientists made a similar discov­ ery of a virus they Identified as H TL V -3 . Scientist* n a y Ihe two viruses are rxtrrnirly s i m i l a r u n i t re­ searchers hum lx>lh countries rejMiit finding unillxxlles to the virus In a large uiujorlty ol victims sulfrrlng from the ills ease E x p e r t s f ro m b o th countries have exchanged In­ formation on their research Continued from page 1A Reagan were thinking ol him." said Mark Weinberg, assistant While House press secretary. Reagan Is recuperating from U U IN C Y IIJPII — A brand of wheal generated In thr surgery he underwent I I clays talsxaioiy that grows well In Ihe hot and Immld Southeast ago fin removal of a cancerous will help regional farmers feed their livestock, researchers tumor Hudson Is an old friend ol say t h r R e a g a n s fro m t h e i r Florida 302 wheal was develop'd to grow In thr hot. Hollywocx! days and was a guest luimtd climate of the Southeast and dors rnperUdly well In at thr While House utxnil a year thr heavy soil of north Flortdu. Arkansas and Mississippi, ugo. when Mrs. Reagan noticed Us drvelo|>rr, Ron Harnett, a plant breeder with the hr hud lost weight. University of Florida's Institute of Pood and Agricultural There have tx-cn rumors In He truce* al U u lu ty. said Wednesday, Hollywood for a b o u t a year that Hudson, known most recently for fils T V roles on "MrMlIhrn A Wife" and "Dynasty." had AIDS, lie Icxikrd gaunt and tired al his mosi recent public appearance A R E A F O R E C A S T : Today of North Carolina. last week In Carmel. Calif , with variable cloudiness with a good AREA READINGS |0 a.m.): Day chance of showers or Ihtm- temperature: 78, overnight low: T h e r u g g e d ly h a n dsom e drrstorms. High In the np|x-r 73: W ednesday'* high 88 ; Hudson stands fi-lrri 4 and 80 s Wind south lo southeast 15 buromclrlc pressure: 30,14, rclu- weighed over 200 pounds during mph Halo chance 50 percent. l l v r h u m id ity 87 percent, his prime moviemaking days, Tonight a 20 percent chance ol winds: southeast al 7 mph. ruin which Included a series ol e v e n i n g I h u n d r r s l o r in s 102 Inch; sunrise: (1:43 a m . rom antic comedies such us "Pillow Ta lk ." lie Is lx-st known otherwise partly cloudy Low In sunset 8 20 p m the mid 70s, Wind southeast 5 lo FRIDAY TIDES] Daytons 10 mph Friday partly cloudy Beach: highs. 3:29 a m . 4:15 with a chance of mainly after­ p in .; lows, 9 27 a m . 10:20 noon Ihiindrrnlortna. High In the p in .; Port Canaveral: highs, upper 80 s Wind southeast 10 lo 3 21 a.m.. 4 07 p in., lows. 0 18 15 mph. Halo chance 40 prr- a .m .. 10:1 1 p in , Uayport: Continued from page 1A cent. highs. 7:50 u.m.. 1030 p.m.; French Prime Minister Laurent NATIONAL REPORT: Hunt lows, 1 40 u.m.. 401 p.m. Kahilis announced In Purls rune Hob. packing Km c mint DOATINO FORECAST: Si talus and sustained 75-tnph Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 Wednesday that Ambassador w in d s, s to rm e d (h r South miles — Wind soulheusl near 15 Pierre Ikiyer would tie recalled C a r o l i n a c o a s t to d a y us k n o t s t o d u y a n d r u s t to Immediately und new Invest­ tteuchfront residents fled Inland. southeast 15 knots tonight and ments In South Africa would be FIihx Is spawned by rain and ihe Friday. Sea 3 to 5 Irrl. Widely banned. Botha, respon d in g to th r collapse of an earthen dam scattered showers or th u uFrench announcement, said his washed n o rth e rn Alabam a dcralunils Warnings fur Hob, the llrst E X T E N D E D F O R E C A S T : government "cannot let Itself be Iu ii i tram- ol the 1085 season, S a tu rd a y th ro u g h M onday, prescribed to about what Is In extended today from Savannah. partly cloudy Scullcrrd mainly the best Interests of the jrcoplr of Hu., to Little Itlver Inlet, S.C.. ullerncHm and evening ihun- South Africa." "It amazes one that a Western and Hood watches were |xmtrd In derslonns Highs up|x-r 80* lo government which takes un In eastern South Carolina and most lower 90s Low* In Ihe 70s Breeder Develops Florida Wheat WEATHER ...Shoot Legal Notice Legal Notice S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y EX PR ES S W AY A U T H O B It V Mealing Nolle.* July 10 lost * 00 p m Count* V»< vie** Building HCC Chamber* Ikl flour AO ■ N DA I Mlnul*t Iron* Cravtou* M*ol ing I Oil!union ol Ciscutl** D i m tor Cotillon — — Tor mol Hague*! 0* Authority to County lor Funding ol PoaitNM* and Budge* 1 Florida lagination Revolving Tru ll Fund i Mtguati lo Apply lo Florida Deportment ol Tranapwlaliort lor Funding • Orango County Eipraatw ay Authority update on Depot! menl ol Environmental Megule lien Permit end Scheduling ot E e U e m B rp e ii • Segueil tor Author i i * i tun to Cl event the Corridor Study to TachnUal Coordinating Com mill# ol the Metropolitan Plan nlngOrganlialton t OtdBullneu • Nan Butmatl PER SO N S A R E A D V IS E D T H A T . IP T H E * D E C ID E T O A P P E A L A N Y D E C IS IO N S M AOE AT TH ES E M E E T IN C O M E A R IN G S . T H E Y W ILL N E E D A R E C O R D OF T H E P R O C E E D IN G S A N D FOR SUCH PROPOSE T H E Y AAAY N E E D TO IN S U R E T H A T A V E R B A T IM R E C O R D OF the p r o c i e o in g s is M A O E . W H IC H IN C L U D E S TH E TE S T IM O N Y A N D E V I P E N C E UP O N W H IC H TH E A P P E A L IS TO BE B A S E D , P E R S E C T IO N m #1*1, F LO R IO A S T A T U T E S Putrllkh July M. IMS D I H 1*1 a NO t ICE OP S H E R IF F S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that Py v ir t u * el lhal te r la in W ill ol E .elution iktuad out ol and under the leal ol the County C o u rt o l O ra n g o C o u rtly , F lo rid a upon a hnal |udg*m*nl tandtrad In IN* atoraaald (O u r I on the llti day ot June A D tags in that (attain iat* an tilled Atlanta National Bank ol Florida Plalnlitl. — **— Mary H EMI*. Defendant, a h lih alerataid Writ ol E .a tu ta n •>. delivered lo mo a* SharIM ol Seminole County, Florida, and I her* levied upon the tot lowing dau nte d properly owned by AAary H C Ills, taid properly being located In Sam lnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , m o re p a t llc u lo r ly d a tc r lb a d at lot low* PI Lai IS ) D o u at W 14 it II ol E I0S0 It ol SEv. ol S E X Mata S I I R I I I I ) B LA C K HAM MOCK PB 1, PG It and lh* undertignad at Shrtift ol Seminole Courtly. Florida will *• ll so A M on ih* lath day al Auguat. A □ lags, otter •or let* and soil lo Ih* highatt bidder, lor (a m , w b | N l lo any end all aalallng lain*, al Ih* Front iWaall O u st # 1 the iiapa ot «** Samlnola Courtly Court how*e In Seniord, Florida, tl* above deter Ibed portorvol pro parly Thai fcaid vela ll being mad* to M lltly IN* larma ol *aid W nl el ( wcutton Jorwt C Polk. SKorill Samlnola Courtly. Florida To bo advorliaod July U . Avguil I. I. IE with the tei* < re. iw DEM 1A4 Legal Notice Legal Notice N O TIC E OF P R O C E E D IN G FO R CLOSINO. V A C A TIN O AN D A B A N D O N IN G AN ( A S E M I N T ID W H O M I T M A Y CONCER N You will lake notice lhat the City Commltkton ot the City ot Sentord Florida at J go e'dotk P M on Auguil 11. lags In Ih* Clly gom m lttion Room al tha Clly Hell In in * City al Sentord. Florida will (anaidar and da tar min* rthathar or not tha City will doe*, vacal* and abandon any right ot Ih* City and the public In and to a utility **** mant lying batwaan Fa il ISIh Place and E a tl lath Slraal and batwaan Poinaatte Avonut and vacated P rin c a la n Avenue, further dakcribadaitoitowt A Certain It Foot North,South Utility fatom ant lying within Block g. Palm Terrace accord ing to tha plat thereof aa ra tor dad pi Plat Book 4. Pag** I ) and t l . P u b lic Record* ol Samlno-oCounty. Florida P a ria n * In la ra ila d may appear ond be heard #t tha lima andpioca apocibod a d v ic e t o t h e p u b l ic ii a par eon decide! to appeal a daemon mode with rotpocl to any matlor conaldarad at tha abovo m*#tmg or hearing, ha may need a varbatlm record ol Ih* proceeding* Including IN* toalimony and tvidanc* which 'w o rd la not provided by IN* Clly ol Sentord (PSWaOIOSI City Commit* ion p the Clly ol Sentord I lor,do By M N Tem m . Jr . Clly Clerk Pvbllkh July 11 IMS DIM let IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT, IN A N O FO R S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. FLO R ID A CASE NO I ) ItlS C A I TH E O D O R E J HANSON Indlyiduelly, end ei Par tonal Nepr*venialiv* ot Ih* E title ol ALISO N M L E G G HANSON Pleintitl vs C A L V IN J LE G G . Dolendent N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Ihet pur w ent to the Ord*' For Seto enter ad on lh# uth day ol July. lots. In tha cauta pending In Ihe Circuit Court. In and tor Sam Inc lo County. Florida. Cota No I I je ts C A E . tho un dortignod Ciork will loll the property Htuetod In teid County dotcribodat Lot 1. Block }. R E P L A T OF TO W N S I T E O F N O R TH C H U L U O T A according to tha Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Boo* II. Page* u end I t al lh# Public Record* o l Samlnola County, Florid* *1 public tela to Ih* hlgheat end bad bidder tor <aih alerting al the hour ot 11 so o clock A M an tho lath day ol Auguil, IMS, bolero the Watt tronl door at tha Sominoto County COur thouk* in S en to rd. Sam lnola County. F lor Ida (C IR C U IT C O U R T S E A ll D A V ID N B E R R IE N Cwrh at Cltcuil Court By Diane K Brummatt Deputy Clerk PuMHh July II, IS. tags D E H Ida H i l l v . 1 1. "We didn't even know how to tell him al first, they were so attached." said Nancy Vickery, whose son must lie prone In Ix-d because of a birth defect. "We can't understand how somebody could do something like this." T h e dog catcher said he thought Pooh was a stray, and tried lo capture the fxxxtle for 25 minutes IxTorc getting out hts gun. It was found across the street from Its house "I tried to catch It. but It rail ofT." Berwick said In Ills report. "I decided to destroy the dog." He then explained the long­ standing jxdlcy of shooting dogs and cals on the street "Good heavens." said Jane Scovil. who works for the county humane society "W e didn't have any Idea this was going on." In January 1984. Berwick was suspended three days for han­ dling a dog "lit a cruel manner." In January 1985, Brown repri­ manded him for shooting u cal and ordered him to use his clly Issued 22-callbcr rifle "only as a lust resort." In April, he was scolded for handling a dog "harshly." City officials have promised to replace Pooh with a dachshund puppy. The disease has been Inund to lead lo a variety ol cancers or Infections Recent U S rc|xirts Indicate as many as 40.(XX) |K-oplr could ctlr Iroiti AIDS over the ncxl two years. (crest In Africa and In Ihr Interests of bluck people run lake exception to a government w h ich re»torcit order when communist jxiwcrs and commu­ nist inspired powertr m urder black people and try lo disrupt Ihe normal life of black com m u­ nities." he said. i’ollttcal analysis said the French move could trigger strutlur moves by other governments. Hut economists said the decision to hall new Investments would cause III lie economic harm No significant new Investm ents were expected a n yw a y, the economists said French Investments In South Africa — not affected by Wed­ nesday's action — lotul about # 1 5 billion. At least 480 people have been klllrd In violence that has swept Ihe country In Ihe 11 months since a constitution was Im ­ plemented granting limited rep­ resentation In Parliament to Aslans und mixed race citizens, but continuing to deny blacks — 70 |>errenl of the |Mipulallort — any voice In government a l Hoad O f Tho Class HaraM Pareto by Chuck Lerrtb#* Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith, right, congratulates Brenda Ford, head ol a summer tutoring program for young people at Crooms Academy The program Is sponsored by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Is staffed by 30 teachers and 14 volunteers. About 265 students are enrolled in the program, which stresses reading, math and computer skills. Five To Stand Trial For Embassy B om bings B EIR U T. Lebanon IUPI] - A today ordered five people to Btarid trial in military court for bombing attacks that killed more than 120 people at the Iraqi and Atnerlcan embassies In Beirut, legal sources said. The Indictment was accom­ panied by a recommendation that the five men be sentenced to death If convicted, the sources said Ju d g e A truck packed with high explosives crashed Into the Iraqi Embassy In west Beirut on Feb. 15. 1981. killing 61 people. A similar I ruck bomb Ap'll 18. 1983. killed more than 60 peo­ ple. Including 17 Americans, al Ihe waterfront U.S. Embassy. All five, who were not Iden­ ...Missing Continued from pige IA Lock said And until she sud­ denly remembered her son-inla w 's n a m e , w h ich led to establishing her identity, she was know on Jane Doe. Sem inole C o u n ty sheriff’s spokesman John Spolskl said trxluy he was shocked to learn of the locating of Mrs. Hum. since la w m en had not tieen notified b y either her family or the hospital Mrs Ross hud hern listed In a m is s in g person s co m p u te r system, which feeds Information to mental hospitals as well an law enforcement agencies, he said Mrs lxx-k said her mother had apparently been picked up In Brevard County by a Florida highway patrolman shortly after she was reported missing and she hud been photographed by lawmen. She spent about four werkn In the Brevard mental facility be­ fore Ix-lng trunsfered to the state ...French Continued from page IA month by a South African derision lo bur entry lo 10 Irish anti apartheid activists at the Jo h a n n e s b u rg a irp o rt, has threatened diplomatic retalia­ tion Th e N ethe rla n ds recently forced Pretoria to hand over a tified. were arrested weeks after the bombings and have re­ mained in custody since. Three people were arrested in connection with the American Embassy bombing Tw o others were Jailed on suspicion of In­ volvement In the attack on Ihe Iraqi Embassy. T h e sources said an In ­ vestigating Judge recently com­ pleted an Investigation of the two bombings and referred the five detainees to trial by a military tribunal with a recom­ mendation lhat they be sen­ tenced to death If convicted No date for the trial was set and the Identities of the five men were w ithheld for security reasons. hospital, and Mrs. Lock said. "The bad pari Is wc probably could have had her back sooner, but somehow they (officials) d ld n i make ihe connection " Sheriff's Capt. Ja y Leman mild he confirmed Wednesday In telephone calls to the state hospital In MacClenny that Mrs Ross had been admitted there Involuntarily after being Inins fered from Brevard County. He said hospital ofTUiuls would not release Information on Mrs, lion*. At thr time of her disappear­ ance Mrs Ross was described by her daughtrr to a sheriff's In­ vestigator as a woman with a history of emotional problems and us possibly bring suicidal, a sheriff s rr|x>rt said Sheriff's Investigators have not established how Mrs Ross ended up In Brevard County alter disappearing from the home she shared with her daughter's fami­ ly at 890 East Chapman Road. Leinan said Mrs Lock said it’s still a mystery, even to hrr mother. Just how she ended up in Brevard County Dutchman dragged by poller from Its Pretoria Embassy after an abortive cscupc bid South A fric a Is d e m a n d in g Ills "extradition" to face charges of smuggling amis (or African Na tlonal Congress guerrillas And u diploma tic row with New Zealand cropped up when the Wellington government en­ dorsed cancellation of an All Blacks rugby lour to South Africa. STOCKS 1*** Qvolsthorn provHJetf t r ot tr* Nsttonsl A n o t is nan ot Secur/ftee Dos tor » ere ropm ontstlvo Infof Oostor price* « t ot mtd morning todst In for Oostor msrkoti (Nang# mroughovf m* day Price* Ju not Inc JuMa refer I mar keg* markdown ■to A U Atlantic Bank ..,.* 1 <2U Amaru an Ptonwar SAL I t . fVe Barnett Bank j* F tor id* Powwr S l v> ■ Fla Prograt* T raadom laying* MCA Mugltea Supply AAorr Ikon > NCR Carp Pl*kk*y Scatfy't Soufftsei! Ben* SurtTrual Park, dlrd Wednesday at Florida Hospital-Altamonte. Born Oct 14. 1931 In Yugoslavia, she moved to Fern Park from Skopje. Yugoslavia In 1976. She was owner of Chemical Boy Cleaners. Goldcnrod and a member of St. George Orthodox Church. Or­ lando She Is survived by a daughter. Mira Jovlc. Maitland; two sons. Dlmttrlje of Altamonte Springs and Gltgor. Altamonte S p r in g s : tw o b ro th e rs In Y u g o s la v ia ; se ve n g r a n d ­ children. G ra m k o w -G a in e s Fu n e ra l Home. Longwood. Is In charge of arrangements. t l 1'* 24W MW V 11 n w ef w *iIV) nw ir * low n MW 14 H 13 2)W 114. U nu MW > n « 37W AREA DEATHS AGNES A. W A T T Mrs Agnes A. Wutt. 7H. of 315 Seminolu Blvd.. Casselberry, d ied W ednesday al S o u th Seminole Community Hospital. Longwood Bom April 4. 1907 In Jersey City. N.J.. she moved to Casselberry from Woodridge. N .J., In 1969 She was a member of S t. A u g u s tin e C a th o lic Church. Survivors Include two daughte rm . M a r ie A . W y m a n . Huckcnsuck, N .J., and Jane Koerdomp. Bay ileud. N.J.; 13 g r a n d c h ild r e n : one g r e a t­ grandchild. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Fun eral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements. J E L IC A B O J A D Z IJ E V A Mrs. Jellca Bojadztjevn. 53. 2313 Sandalwood Drive, Fern Flowers For All Occasions (£ollins j\u>jLi£>\r 5 S 7 3 ? * 3231204 Fu neral Notice SOJAOIIJIVA. JELICA — Ew rw el **<»'(** tor Jaitc* Boi*dii|*>* u of I J U Sandalwood Drive Faro Park mho e-ad Wtdnaaday. will b* r**id Friday. July M a l l « e m #• SI Srapnani Orfhodoa O urcfr. idum Ureal. Fanr Park Burial will bo In All FeMNt Memorial Park. Ceaeeiberry Fr.*no* may cell today I * p m at in # lunarar hem* Gramkow Gain** Funeral Ham*. Lwigwood In chergne OAKUWN FUNERAL HOMrCEMETERY Ow* latatte* SR faaaral t Burial ***** latei Owaar lawar Cat!* 44 A Al ttoaAarl 14 taraagg AM CaabaT fJwrto* 122 4 2 ( 1 la a ta rS la R a Nary Pra-FSa* Maw �SPORTS Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Thursday, July 21, I f t l - I A Soto's Slam Cools O ff Yulee's Heat By C h ris F itte r Herald Sporta W rite r W IN TER GARDEN — The Altamonte Ameri­ cans were pretty Impressed when they heard Vulee had six other pitchers who threw heat like Wednesday night '*starter. Keith Haywood. After the third Inning though. Haywood and his six pitching huddles were In awe of Jared Soto Soto, who manager Mike Morro describes as a good line drive hitter, got hold of a Haywood heater and drilled It way oul of the park for a grand slam home run that led the way for Altamonte's 6-3 victory In the Section 1 Major Tournament losers' bracket final Altamonte American now must take two front Crystal River lor the section title and a berth In the state tournament. Altamonte and Crystal River square off tonight at 7 In Winter Garden with a second game. If necessary, Saturday at 7 Heavy rains held up the start of the game for over an hour but the soggy surface didn't keep the always tough Altamonte defense from Baseball keeping the game close until the Americans broke It open In the third "We would not be where we are now without the defense." Morro said "When we started out, we designed this to be a drfcnslve team and the only thing that has beaten us Is the long ball and you can’t defense that." In the top of the Unit, Reggie Stewart drilled Altamonte pitcher Chrts “ Uulldog" Jackson's first pitch but right at third baseman Chuck "Lam bo” Lamb who speared 11 for the first out. Jackson then struck out Kenny ltcnnett and. after Haywood singled to center, got Shavnn Mason to ground out to steady second baseman T .J Gluffrtda for the third out. Altamonte came up with one run In the bottom ol the first but left the bases loaded Gluflnda drrw a 3-2 walk to Irad off and. alter working the count to 3*2. "Steady Eddie” Howard also coaxed a walk out off Haywood. With one out. "Downtown'' Terry Drown roped a single to right to load the bases. Jackson then worked Haywood for a walk to force In Gluffrtda for a 1*0 lead But the Americans left the bases full when Howard was forced at the plate on Soto's grounder and Chrts Koepke was caught looking a third strike Another defensive gem kept Yulee from scoring in the top of the second. Paul Geiger lined a single tn right center to lead off but was forced at second on Ray Vaughna's grounder Donnie Doyles then hit a smash bark toward the middle but Jackson gloved tt. tossed to Howard for the force at second and Howard fired to Jeff Jackson at first to complete the Inning-ending double play Haywood set Altamonte down In order In the bottom of the second and Yulee tied It al 11 lit the top of the third Shawn Isaac walked to lead oil and was hunted to second by Donnte Stacks With one out. Isaac moved to third on a wild pilch, then, with two outs, he scored on another wild pilch The score didn't stay lied for long, though, as the Americans pushed across five runs In the bottom of the third. In Us first loss to Crystal River on Monday. Altamonte left 14 runners on base So. after leaving the bases loaded In the first, the Americans wanted to make the most of their opportunity In the second — which they did Howard singled to left to start off the Inning and Haywood then Issued consecutive walks to Lamb and Drown to load the bases Jackson drew another free pans from Haywood to force In Howard for a 2-1 Irad I lay wood came back with a slow curve for strike one on Soto and then came tn with a low. hard lasthall and Soto rrushed It over the fence In left center (or a grand slam and a tv I Altamonte lead. "He's (Haywood) probably the fastest pitcher I've faced." Soto said of his first grand slam of the See A L T A M O N T E , Page SA W ilt's H o m e r Nips S em inole; Hosts Fall, 14-0 Sam Cook Herald Sports E d ito r FO R ES T C ITY - Drtan Wilt. I Lake Worth s powerful right I (Irlder. picked an opportune I ume to lauch the first over-thrI (cnee home run at Richard I Coffey Field on I he W esi I Seminole pony baseball coin ■ plrx Wilt picked on a Jamie Mocny I tillering Wednesday night and Bscru It (lying over the rlghl M i enter field fence to break a 3-3 deadlock and send Lake Worth ■ lo a 4 3 victory over Seminole m ■ ihr opening round of the Stale ■ Bronco I I I and 12 year nidi ■ Tournament ■ Lake Worlh will meet Tam pa's ■ Tow n A Connin' tonight al H in the winners' brnrkrl 11rial Tow n A Country smeared host West Seminole. 14-0. In Wednesday's second game West Seminole I and Seminole square off In tonight's first game at 6 The | loser Is eliminated Will, who drovr In half of the Lake Worth runs, took advan­ tage ol a 45-mlmite rain delay In ihr fourth Inning which may have caused Mocny lo run out of smoke In the sixth 'J a m i e t h r e w a lo t of curveballs In Ihr llrst Inning (when Lake Worth scored two runs)." said Seminole catcher Kevin Twiggs "Hut his lasihull was pretty good Ibefore It ralncdl." Mocny came back from the delay tn strike out Keith Dm m m and escape from a first -arid-third situation In Die fourth In the fifth, the tall right-hander set down the side on Ihree straight popup* Wilt provided thr big blow In the bottom of the sixth, however, when he smashed a 2-2 pilch over the 225 foot fence It landed at the top of the embankment, making II close to a 260-fool homer for Ihr 12 -year-old slug­ ger Fort Worlh had taken a 2-0 lead In the first Inning when Hobby Hogan singled and stole second. One out lalcr. he scored when the left flrlder dropped Alex Diaz’s fly ball for an error Cathrr Diaz, who Ihrcw out three Scm'tnoles trying lo steal on the night, moved to second on thr throw to the plate, third on a wild pitch and scored on an RDI groundnut by Wilt Seminole fought back to tic the game in the third With one out. Jell Ltvrmois reached on an error by the third baseman and stole second. Twiggs followed with a long drive to the base of the left field fence. It went for a double and score Llvcrnols. Ricky Eckstein moved Twiggs to third with a nifty bunt and Mocny scored him with a single off the right field fence for a 2-2 tie. In the bottom of the fourth. Lake Worth Inched ahead. 3-2, when Wilt beat out an Infield hit and moved to second on Mark S te e lm a n 's sacrifice P hilip Tremblay followed with a rope to left center to seme pinch runner Mike Ulllmaun. Allrr Seminole scored lls two In Ihr third, Lake Worth pulled siartrr Ethan WyckofI In favor of Brumin. Seminole, (hough, got lo Drutnm for the tying run In the slxlh Eckstein started the limtitg when hr hustled a popfly down the letl field line into a double Mocny followed with a tiloop single to rlgh field for the 3-3 deadlock. One oul lalcr, J rfi Knox drew a walk and moved Into scoring position on a wild pitch. Al Dial point. Lake Worth summoned Its are Tremblay. The left-hander flame thrower promptly fanned Kevin Furno to retire the side. After W ill's homer put Luke Worth one up in tltc sixth. Trem blay struck out thr side In lhe top of the seventh to end the game. "That last kid (Tremblay) was throw ing some he at." said Seminole manager Gene Oliver. " T h r error hurt us In the first Inning hut I think we'll play brtlcr Thursday. The kids were a little nervous." Oliver said he would pitcher Llvcrnols or Tw igg s tonight against rival West Seminole Lane Barrow, above right, tries to beat Lake Worth's Mike Ulllmann back to sec ond base tor a pickofl at tempt. Barrow and Ulllmann played a game of cat and mouse for a couple batters until Seminole's Barrow, left, finally tips and his cap and signals for no throw. Ul llmann later scored on a single by Philip Tremblay to help Lake Worth to a 4-3 v i c t o r y o ve r S e m in o le . Bronco State Tournament action resumes tonight when Seminole and West Seminole meet at 6. Lake Worth and Town & Country play at 8 p.m. Hm «M IS alai by U m Cm * fourth. Nunez singled In two runs while Ed I’elaez, Carlos Carta ya and Jamie Dakrr each added Rlil singles "Th e y brought those last three guys ll'elarz. Cartaya and Dakrr) off the bench." said Froemmlng "Th a t's some pretty nice de­ pth." West Seminole whtlfcd for 12 of the 15 outs. Joe DeLeon reached on a walk on the second but was erased trying to steal. In Ihr third, Wesi Seminole re­ ceived four walks but didn't score. Ja y Oslsek wax gunned down trying to score on a wild pitch and Nunez fanned the last two hitters with the bags full. West Seminole loaded the bases again In the fourth but Nunez again came back to slrikr out the side among the walks Donavrnturr treat out his Infield hit to the shortstop's rlghl with two out to spoil thr no hitler. Froemmlng said catcher Fred Tu ck e r would pilch tonight against Seminole. Team Canada Destroys All-Stars, Boulevard Team Canada tuned up for Its Satur­ day showdown with the U S A Federation baseball team by posting a pair of impressive wins Wednesday night at Sanford Memorial Stadium. In game one. Canada hammered the Buddy Lake League All-Stars. 16-0. tn game two. Canada erased an early 2-0 lead by DrLand's Boulevard Tire with a lO-run third Inning rn route to a 16-2 romp. "I'm gold to see us finally hitting the / ) i t e j it 1 J d i. r Tri-County Eliminates M aitland Baseball T ft C T O O M U C H FOR WB West Seminole, whlrh Is In Just lls second year of Pony I lascball, had more than It could handle with powerhouse Town A Country Three T A C pitchers limited West Seminole lo one hit — an Infield single In the fifth Inning by Dranlff Bonaventurc. T h r game was stopped because of thr slaughter rule alter (he fifth frame. "I knew pitching would be a problem against them but I expected our hitting to he bet­ ter." said Seminole manager iaury Froemmlng. "Those Town A Country boys arc t>crn playing together since they wrre 9 years old. It's pretty lough to compete with that. " Weal Seminole, which has five 1 1 -year-olds on Its rosier, was the victim of two big T A C Innings which spelled thr dif­ ference. T h e Tarn pa outfit exploded for six runs In the second against sla rle r Joe Czachnwskl as Drad Kadkr and J J . Valdes supplied two-run singles Roger Estrada and Jason Rarckrrs each added an RDI single. T A C added a pair of runs in thr second against reliever Sammy Carilsl Orlando Nunez ripped the second of his three singles, moved to second on a balk and scored on a scorching double by Kawrt Drown Brown scored on an error by th r shortstop. Town A Country lurned the game Into a rout In the fourth with five more taHles In the i i B a s e b a ll b a ll.” said Canada m anager Eric MarKenzle. "We turned II loose tonight. We should have been hilling like this the first four games, too," T h r twin wins improved Canada's touring record to 16-3. Th e north of the border powerhouse, which has a collec­ tion of Canadian Olympics on Its squad. Improved Its Sanford record to 6-0. Steve Hetaler shackled the All Stars on two hits for the first-game shutout. Tom Nelson and Scotty Maxwell each clouted three-run homers. In the second game. Maxwell Jacked a two-run homer to highlight the thirdInning outburst against loser Buddy Underwood. Martin Robltallle tripled In two more runs. Harold Northern l pitched t U Innings for the win and Mark Wooden blew Boulevard away with his OO-mlle-perhour fastball In the seventh. "T h e y came out hitting like crazy," Florida Baseball Schools executive Wes Hlnker, who also doubles os Team Canada's coach. "If Boulevard Iras any chance tonight. It will be with left­ handers They've got to stop Canada's left handed swingers " Southpaw Kevin Rood will try to do that when the two learns meet again tonight at 7. — Bam Cook B y Chris F ilte r Herald Sports W rite r D E LTO N A - T h r Maitland Senior League All-stars lived by an excellent drfense while w in­ ning six straight games In post season competition They pluvril unull in strong rlefenslvp game Tuesday in a lough 4-3. eight Inning toss lo Jacksonville Highlands \V e d n e s d a v . h o w e v e r . Maitland suflrrrd lls llrst real defensive lapse ol tournument play and Dtt- rrsnll was a 10-1 n r t hac k a l t lie h a n d s o I I'rnsiicolu Tri-C o u nty In the Section I Settlor Tournament losers’ bracket final al the De­ ltona Little League complex Tri-County, which fell Into the loser's bracket with a 7-3 loss tu Maitland on Monday, now goes u p a g a in s t J a c k s o n v i l l e Highlands for Die section title and a b e rth tn the state tournament, Tri-County will have to beat Highlands twice to advance to the state tournament ul Uoeu Hnlon on Monday, duty 29 The next step for the Seniors Is the S o u t h e r n R e g io n at F’ o rt Lauderdale on Aug. 5. Th e World Series will be held In Gary. Ind. on Aug. 11. The big Inning for Tri-County Wednesday and Dir one Diut ultimately led to Mallland's de­ mise was a live-run second In which Maitland ciimmlllrd four errors "We gave them five i mis In the second Inning." Maitland manager Bruce Hodgson said "W r haven't had many more than four errors In all of our gamrs combined. I guess you could say Die wheels fell off defensively. Alter the second, w r got down and could never regroup." Neither team scored In the first so 1'rl County took a 5 0 lead In Die second nil Maitland starter Hobby L lc flu n d rr. Sherm an Holland led oil with a hard single to left and Ken Busbee reached on an e rro r. Ken Know les followed wllli a base lilt lo score H o lla n d and another error enabled Busbee in v o r r Randy Enllngrr then smacked a single lo drive In the third run and two more runs crossed via Maitland errors, Tri-County udded one run In the top of the third to make It 6 0 and Maitland scored lls lone run In Die botiom of Dir Inning on Llrflander's RBI single Howev­ er. Maitland stranded runners on second and th ird w ith Its numtier Direr and lour halters up Enllngrr sockrd a solo homer In Ihr top of the fourth lo make It 7-1 and Maitland had Its biggest threat of the game In Ihe bottom of Ihr fourth when II loaded Die bases with no outs. But T riCounty pitcher Holland worked his w ay out of the In n in g without allowing u run und Trt County went on to sr-orr three more runs In Dir sixth to seal Die win. "W e made our move In the fourth but we didn’t score with th bases loaded and no outs." Hodgson said. "It was liaslcally over at that point." "We had our clocks cleaned." added Hodgson. "Defense has been keeping us In ballgarnrs all along but wr Just had one of those bad games In the field. And Tri-County Is a good hitting bullrlub. they put the bat on (he ball and make you handle It." i All-Stars Friday F r id a y 's Evening District 14's Big League All-Star team. See Herald lor I �•A— Evening Horald, Sanford. FI. 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I^>n An^t-leN Ih iiihliiiiKiiw.iv from San Dlr^n The I)od({rr*. rlillnK OreK Hrock'h Krimil hlam. opened a 2 W Kame Irad over (hr padres In the N L Wrsl Wednrnday nlKtit wlih a 9 I rout of (hr Pllluburifh PlraleR. "Il fell llrork nald "I haven't Ixi'ii (Io Imk anyihlnK different, hut I think experience and confidence huve hern helpltil I'm a IIt Hr more rrlaxrd and nut ptrhhlnK like I mircl In.” liuh Welch. 5- 1. K'dncd Ilia fourth coiihccntlvc irlumph on a flve-hlller. aided hy k,h,,I defenne In the early Innlnipi He walked three and Rlruck oul four Don Hnhlnnon. 2-4 . making only Ills nctond nlarl ol the sraHon. took Ihe Iohh althoiiKh reliever Al Holland Kuvr np Ihe home n in jn llria k "Il wan a hlK plus fur in lo her (Don) ItohlniMin Krl 111 live k*""1 lnnlnU»." PHUhurRh mummer Chuck Tanner nald. "T h e y wrre excellent Inning* But we w rrr a lllllc unlurtunulr In ihe nlxlh." With the IMrnten leudlng l-O, Martuno VI va . Ii tie HO "•I To I* v ml III! 10 w| no up 15 to 1 «u ■a w\ Ci l>e Fl« ro wi W. hu «•* On •»n rftl II I I IM '"I I c Ou» Nog* lot Hud( I fi true t Hi lor r i a AutN men! I>on (• til 0 Hi Ptru 1*1h mills mngl t OI« « N# PI IH A APP M AO IN O A IIU TN I 1 OH MAT A VI TN I MAO TN I DIN * APP I PI R P IO I PwMI' N.L. Baseball Duncan walked. Ken Landrraux tingled and Pedro Guerrero walked lo load Ihe hanen with none out. Holland entered and Brock hit a 1-0 pilch Into Ihe right field ntandn for hln 15th limner and net m id career grind slam "I'll admit I didn't like seeing Holland come lo Ihe mound." nald Brock. "Ile'n Iwen lough on me In the pant and I wan Just lucky to get u hit I think lhal'n atiout only the nri iind hit I've had olf of lilm ." The Pirates took a 1-0 lead In Ihe sixth when Hill Madlock led oil with a solo homer to led Held on u 2 0 pilch It was Ids lilih home run of the season Expo* 3. Brave* 1 Al Montreal. Bryn Smith tossed a three-hitter and Vance Law hit a gtll Inside the park home run to spark the Expos, Smith, 12-3, pitched Ills fourth rom plrtr game H r Is 7-1 since June 2. Pension, Salary Increases Stalemate Contract Talks NKW YOHK IIJPII Mujor league baseball owners have un offer rrady lo make on |>enalon contributions hut will not pul II on Ihe table until Ihe players make cmieesalons in slow down salary increases. Ih r owners' chief negotiator said Wednesday The pension plan Is one ol Ihe Issues stalling contract talks with Ihe players. Negnllulms for the players and owners met Im a third day In a row a haigalnlng pace which lias ipili ki lled since the players set an Aug U strike deadline Like lui-vi.iy. thr discussion at Ih r 2 Vj-hour session was of several smaller noneconomic Issues Donald Kclir, acting executive director lor Ihr Mu|or League Hutirliull Players Association, said the negotiators h(>|>r to Mulsh dealing with Ihe non i Mitral Issues, such as llcrnslng and S4hr did lug. In another inert­ ing Thursday and then move mi lo the major m inonlc ptohlrms lie said Thursday's agenda tin luded "salary arbitration and. we hope, the henelll plan and smile ol Ihe (rrr agency ipirslions." The lienrllt plan has been one nl thr major stumbling blocks with Ihr players demanding that the owners continue thrlr hlslor teal pallrnt ol conlrlbullng on- Steve Uedroslan. 5-9. look Ihe loss Allunla center llrldrr Dale Murphy lost Law's hall In Ihe lights Tim Haines singled and stole two liases to run Ills total to 37 P h illie s 3, Astros 1 At Philadelphia. Von Hayes broke open a pitchers' duel between Kevin Gross and Nolan Kynn with a two-run Inslde-the-purk homer In the eighth to spark the Phillies Hayes* homer wus only Ihe third hit oil Hyun. H H Gross raised his record to 9-8 Kent Trk ulvr pitched the ninth for Ills 1 1 th save Reds 3. Mets 2 At New York. Eddie Milner drove In the game winning run. scored twice and threw out u runner al Ihe plate to give Cincinnati a scries sweep The Mels Huger Mi Dowell. 5-4. was ihe loser John Franco. 9-1. pitched two hitless innings of rellel and Ted Power picked op his I Hth save Cardinal* 4. Glsnts O Al Sun Francisco. John Tudor pltchrd a six hitter und Willie McGee hlusied a three run limner to lead St. Louts, which SCOREBOARD ISatO*. o ^ n IT 4*0* tear* Baseball r third of th rlr national I r lr v l sln n r e v e n u e s to fu n d I h r jila y r r s ' p e n s io n s and o t h r r benefits T h r owners have denied there Is any link lietwrrn television revenues and the lienrllt con­ tributions Although they have said they are willing to Increase thrlr iiunuul 915.5 million con­ tribution. they have yet — dur­ ing nine mouths ol negotiations — to say exactly hy how much Since the television puckagr has (pindruplrd In she to uhoui 9 1 8 0 m illio n annually, the players are demanding 9LO m il­ lion n year. 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Including Ihr rntlte east coast anil Tampa Hay Also, ihr rule prohibits commercial llshing In Ihe rest ol the slate four months rach year. T h r cummlsalon also agrrrd lo ban Ihr use of |mwcr roller gill net rigs lor taking Spanish mackerel In southeast Florida, began the process to make marlin a game 'fish, and Increased jiriitecllon for grnujter and snapjier In state waters I h r commission's recommendations must rrcrlve dual approval of thr governor and cublnrt before becoming law. U,tiler Ihr proposed rule lor trdfish. all glll-ncltlng lor trdllsh would lie prohibited In the stale until studies are completed lo determine what tire gill ncl i nr ah could be used without violating the proposed new minimum site limits These studies will also lie alined at determining what Ihe mortality ol suh-lrgal llsh caught In these nets would be Upon completion ol these studies, the commission will reconsider use ol gill ncls T o increase survlviil of released llsh. the statewide redfish rule would allow only a single barbed book to lie used when fishing with natural ball, und would set a !** 9 PISHING/ HUNTING WRITER Larry Williams statewide closed season on all commercial harvest ol rrdllsh from March 1 through! June 30 It would also ban the sale of redfish In Florida during this same period In addition. In thr arras of lllllsbomugh. Pinellas, und oil rust coast counties (Including Monroe County), a dally bag limit of two fish per person for 'all Usherm en. both commercial and recreational, would be established, along with a posnrsrrion limit of four fish per person For all other coastal counties, thr same limits would upply to all lishrnnrn during Murch 1 through June 30 uniy This would cllecllvrly make rrdllsh a game Hah on Ihe east coast and In Hillsborough anil Pinellas counties at all limes, and In the rest of (hr state March through June. The panel s rrdllsh proposals are an addition to a major increase in minimum sire limits. West ol a line drawn In Dixie County between Strlnhatchrr and Horseshiie al Bowlegs Point. Ihe m inim um st/c limit will be Hi Inches Elsewhere IH Inches will apply(. Also, a possession limit of one redfish 32 Inches or larger per person will be applied state wide. A tlnal public hrurtng was held July 10 In Key West, und Implementation ol these rules. If approved by the governor and cabinet. Is expected around Oct. 15. Dell Abcrnrlhy. owner of the Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, says everything Is status quo "It's still pretty hot which ts keeping some of the fishermen away, but the llsh are out there," said Dell. He said the bluegllls. specks and brram are available along with some schooling bass. , Dell also says he expects things to Improve for this weekend. "The wutrr (In the river) Is coming up pretty good and the current ts picking up. We're looking for a big Improvement this weekend " Dell's next Buddy Bass Fishing Tournament will be Sunday. Aug 4 All anglers should register by 6 30 p m . Saturday. Aug. 3. Dell pays (or Ihr llrst four places and big bass. Trophies are awarded for the first three places and big boss. A case of beer goes to the fisherman with the largest dead mudfish. United Press International Fo rm e r pitcher Bill "Sparcm an" Lee once said. "It's a crazy world, so If you re craxy. you're normal." In the world of baseball. In­ sanity reigns With the possibili­ ty of a players strike Aug. 6 . teams arc com puting their "magic numbers" in Ju ly, and according to Toronto's Jesse Barfield. "Anybody who tells you they're not aware of that date Iscraxy." Toronto can clinch first place In the Eastern Division by the strike deadline with any combi­ nation of Blue Jays victories and-or Yankees losses vtotaling six. Toronto beat Seattle 3-1 Wednesday night, and New York lost to Kansas Cttv 5-3. In the West, the Angels, with a 6 1 - 2 -game lead over Kansas City, have a magic number of four after Wednesday's 8-4 vic­ tory over Milwaukee. California and Toronto open a four-game series Thursday. " A n y t h in g can h a p p e n ." Barfield said "And If we do strike, which I hope we don't, we want to be In first place. We don’ t want to find we're a half game out when the strike comes." When players struck for 50 days In 1981, a split-season format w^is adopted, and teams leading thetr divisions before the Interruption were guaranteed a playoff berth At Toronto. Barfield's two run homer and Jeff Burroughs' solo shot powered Ihe Blue Jays, Seattle has lost 12 of Its last 15 games and nine straight to Toronto "There was no doubt about It going out.'' said Barfield of Ills 16th homer of the year "I got every bit of It. I was looking fastlkill all the way. and that's what he threw me. My first time up he (loser Matt Young. 7 11(was coming In with fastball* and hr struck me out. so I figured hr would try to do thr same thing u second time Jim m y Key. 9-4. scattered five hits over 7 1-3 Innings, striking out four "A lot of times you have a tendency to let up against trams that have been struggling." Barfield said. "Hut we know ihoor trams are trying to atlck It to us We play the Mariners like we do the Tigers or Yankees. E lse w h e re . Huston edged Oakland 6-5, Baltimore topped Minnesota 4 2. Detroit nipped Chicago 5-4. and Cleveland de­ feated Texas 8-4 In thr National League. Il was Cincinnati 3. New York 2: s< Louts 4. San Francisco O. M o n t r e a l 3. A t l a n t a I . I’htludclphla 3. Houston 1: Chicago 4. San Diego 3. 10 Innings, and Los Angeles 9. Pittsburgh I Red Sox 6. A ’s 5 At Boston. Jay Howell. H4. walked Jackie Gutierrez lo force In the winning run with two out In the n in th Wade Boggs extended his hilling sirrak to a major-league season-high 27 games. Believer Dob Stanley. 5-5. was the winner Angels 8, Brewers 4 Al Milwaukee. Ruflnu Linares cracked a three run homer and Mike Brown and Boh Boone added solo blasts lo jMtwer Ihe Angels. Hon Hornanlrk. 12 4. worked six Innings for the Angels, allowing right hits Ted lllgurru tell lo 7 7 Orioles 4. Twins 2 At Minneapolis. Fddle Murray Iteltrd a two-run homer, and Mike Hoddlckrr and Don Ausc comblned on a nine-hitler to lift the Orioles Hoddlcker. 10-10. ended a personal threr-game losing sirrak. striking oul clghl and walking two over seven Innings Ken Schrom. 8-10. struck out eight Tigers 5. White 8ox 4 At Chicago. Dave Bergman singled home Barbara Garbcy with an unearned run tn Ihr fifth inning, helping thr Tlgrrs snap a three game losing streuk. Don I’etry. 119. allowed four hits In his slxlh complete game of the season. Tom Seavcr. seeking hta 299th career victory, fell to 10-8. Royals 5. Yankees 3 At Kansas City. Mo. Frank White knocked In four runs with two homers and a sacrifice fly to give Charlie Lelbrandt. 10-5. and the Royals complete u threegame series sweep. Joe Cowley fell to 8-4. Dan Qulsenbcrry pitched two innings for hta third save in three nights and 2 1 st this season Indiana 8. Rangers 4 At Texas. Mike Hargrove col­ lected three hits Including his flrsl home run since June 1984, and George Vukovlch added his second homer In two nights lo h e lp C le v e la n d sn a p th e Hangers' three-game winning streak Bert Blyleven. 9-10, re­ corded his sixth straight victory over Texas �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Thursday, July IS, 1915— VA A Tip O f The Hat To Stetson's Recruits After excellent recruiting years, the Stetson University men's land women's jjskrtball teams arc looking to be nuch Improved In 1985-86. The Hatters may have had thetr best rcrultlng year ever as they landed hree outstanding players from the Central Florida area. They Include JcLand's Randy Anderson, a 6-6 forward. Orlando Evans' Jim m y Kuhl. 6-8 center, and Daytona Beach Seabreeze's Te rry Johnson, a 6-0 guard. I Anderson was one of the top players In the Five Star Conference the past wo seasons and he turned a tot of [scads early In the summer playing AAU ball. Anderson should be able to ontribute right away. Kuhl, who transferred to Evans from lltshop Moore, could be the backup enter for the Hatters this season behind 6-7 senior Rodney Williams Johnson helped lead Seabreeze to the Five Star Conference title and the top ranking in the state (3A) In 1984-85. The Sand Crabs were upset In the regional playofTs. was one of the leading scorers and rebounders In the Seminole County as a senior. Tw o other recruits from the Central Florida area Include Eustis' Laurel Robinson and Cocoa Beach's Glz Kakuk. Both played for established class 2A powerhouses. With returning standouts such as Dallas Boychuk. Sanford's Dleldre Hlllery. Terri Cain and Tris Bell. Stetson should be a contender In 1985-86 under coach Nancy Nichols Boychuk, a 6-0 center, could be un All American candidate In 1985-86 as a senior after having tremendous seasons as a sophomore and Junior. Hlllery. a 61 center, provided strong play underneath as a freshman for the Lady Hatters Also returning for her sophomore season In former Lake Brantley High standout Linda Nunez A 5-4 guard. ) Chris a^tT) Fister HERALD SPORTS WRITER The fourth new recruit for the men's team Is 6-5 forward Eric Curnble out of Tallahassee. One of the top additions to the team Is 6-4 Junior guard Charles Stevenson who comes to Stetson after two fine years at Daytona Beach Community College. He was named Player of the Year last year In the Florida JU C O ranks for Scots' coach Ray Ridenour. 1984-85 when she averaged close to 30 points a game. Baldwin could step In and provide Instant offense In her freshman year. The Lady Hatters also signed some excellent young players Including O r­ lando Luther's Kathy Baldwin and Lake Mary 's Courtney Hall Baldwin, a 5 -1 1 forward, led Luther to the 1A State Championship In Hall, a 5-9 forward, was an AllC o u n ty First Te a m selection In 1984 85 when she played center for the 4A-9 District Champion Lake Mary Rams. Hall played on three district championship trams at Lake Mary and Nunez was Injured much of the '84-85 season but should see plenty of action In the season to come. STATS. STATS. STATS With all the stais from the spring sports season complied, Stetson had some of the top performers In the nation in baseball and softball Kevin Wasllewskl, a Junior from Sarasota, finished fourth tn the nation among relief pitchers according to statistics released by the NCAA. Wasllewskl. who also played In S a n fo rd 's B uddy Lake S u m m e r League, recorded 12 saves to held the Hatters to a 38-23 record Ills 3.76 earned run average placed Wasllewskl fifth among rrllevrrs and the 12 saves doubled the school record, As a team, the Hallers pitching stnff ranked 11th In the nation In earned run average with a mark of 3.73, z ) > 1 t ** e i Signings SPORTS l D o lp h in s S w eeten Pact For M a rin o ; Pursue C a rte r BATON ROUGE. La. lU l’II — Athletes sirramrd Into Louisiana Wednesday for the start of the sixth National Sports Festival and one of the best-known of the competitors said he planned to take part despite a nagging pain In his left shoulder "M y shoulder has really been bad." said Greg Lougafils, double gold medal winner at last year's Olympics and recogonlzed as thr best diver In the history of the sport I didn't want to krrp somebody else from competing because It Is a great experience to take part In thr Sports Festival. Bui I got a couple of Injections of cortisone and that helped "I'm not diving In pain. Ai least not in as much pain ns I was.” The Sports Festival, a creation of former Untied States Olympic Committee ptesldenl Robert Knne, got under way Wednesday night with a brief round of figure skating Competition was scheduled In four sporls on Thursday (w ith Louganis seeing action In the springboard event) Opening ceremonies will be held Friday night on the campus of Louisiana Stale University and activity begins with a rush on Saturday. More than 3,000 athletes will lake part In 34 Olympic and Pan American Gumess(>orts ihrough Aug -1 Davidson Drives Twins To Win H U N TS V ILLE — The Orlando Tw ins moved to within lVi games of Charlotte with an H-3 victory over Huntsville Wednesday night tn Southern League baseball. Orlando returns home tonight for a twtublll against Jacksonville beginning nt 0:30 Mark Davidson rapped three hits and drove in four runs to lead the way for the O-Twlns. Paul Manruso. 7-4. picked up l he victory with seven stellar Innings of relief. In other minor league baseball. Osceola which holds a two-game lead over Winter Haven In the Florida State larague. was Idle The Astros host Clearwater tonight at 7:30 Browns, Allen Come To Terms K IR TLAN D . Ohio lUI’ll — Running back Greg Allen, the Cleveland Browns' top draft pick in 1985. has agreed lo a series of 1 -year contracts. Financial terms are not available, a Browns' spokesman said in making the announcement Wednesday night The spokesman said the 5 foot-11. 200-pound Allen was due to leave Tallahassee. Fla., "sometime Thursday." Allen has l>ecn absent from training camp at Lakeland Community College because be was unsigned He Is expected to undergo a physical Thursday at the Cleveland Clinic. Seminole Physicals A re Aug, 12 Seminole football roach Dave Moaure announced Mon­ day that physicals lor all Seminole loot ball players will bo Monday. Aug 12 at the Seminole High School training room. There Is no charge Moaure satd the Setnlnolrs will begin varsity practice Thursday. Aug. 15 at 6 30 a.m. United Press InternstlonsI Miami Dolphins quarierback Dan Marino Is dose lo being rewarded with a new contract and a new plavmate. The |M>sslt)lllty of adding ihr Dolphins owner Joe Knhhie blazing 5-foot-11 Carter with the and Marino's agent. Marvin talents of wldr receivers Mark Dem off. m et T u e s d a y and Du per and Mark Clayton, and Wednesday and plan lo meet the ami ol Marino, may make again Thursday lo hammer otii a d e f e n s I v e c o o r d i n a t o r s new contract for the record- throughout Ihr NFL forget about breaking quartrrburk game plans and start building Meanwhile. Hobble said he f.illoui shelters was "ca utiously optim istic" "We're anxious to see what about signing Anthony Carter, happens as lar as Anthony the all-U.S Football League wide Carter Is concerned." Miami receiver of the Oakland Invaders coach Don Simla said "We'll Carter's NFL rights belong to llndout about that Aug I " the Dolphins He will become a In other camp news — The New York Jets moved free agent Aug. I If the Invaders don't pick up Ills $5(K),000 closer to signing Ihelr No 1 draft option for next season. pick. AI Toon. However, ihr " W r know that A n th ony 6 fool-4 wide receiver remained Carter wants to come here, we In Wisconsin while Joe Walton Jusl can't talk to him until he's o|iened Ills third camp as Jets' free of his legal obligations," coach lor about 75 rookies, bee Robbie said agents and some veterans at Football L e g io n T o u rn e y R e s u m e s T o n ig h t Continued from 7A year, But. when I connected. I knew It was gone." Solo’s first home run of tournament play and third o( the season couldn't have come at a belter time. "He hits line drives all the time," Morro said of Soto. "He's hit a few that have hit the fence or hit the fence on one bounce. This time, thr kid (Haywoodl was throwing hard and Jared got a hold of one and II went." Yulee got one run back In the top of the Imirth on a lead off homer by Mason but ran itself out of what could have been a big Inning. After Mason's later to straight away center made It 6-2. Jackson hit Geiger with a pitch Vaughna then lined a shut to right field that Morro couldn't handle. Morro, (hough, alertly goi the rrlay In to Howard who threw out Geiger try live steps trying to go to third Boyles then hit a high fly behind first base but Jeff Jackson couldn't come up with the catch Like Geiger. Vaughna tried to pick up another base on thr play but Jackson gunned him down at third for the second out Isaac then drilled a single up the middle and Stacks drew a walk but It all went for naught when Chris Jacksou goi Sir wart to hit Into a force play for (he third out "The defense made two rxrcllrnt throws under pressure." Morro said of the fourth Inning "Th e y (Kevin Morro and Jrfr Jackson) could have gotten down after the mistakes but they stayed with thr play and made good throws," After u scoreless fifth Inning. Yulre had lls last chance In thr top of the sixth and Geiger got It olf to a good start as hr l>eltrd a home run lo rlghl center to lead off I he frame, trimming Alla JACOBSEN W A N T S REPEAT CROM W ELL. Conn. lUPI) Peter .Jacobsen says he doesn't have to win every tournament, on earlier In the month returns "hits one though, he wants lo lu action Thursday against 11th win again. Describing the pre­ seed Franrcsco Canccllottl of ssure as “ Intense." defending Italy champion Jacobsen hrads a Lendl said that although he 152 player field ul the $600,000 doesn't want to be In Indianapo­ Greater Hartford Open which lis. he w ill be p laying his gets underway today. hardest. Jacobsen. 31. who outlasted "You may not want to play a O'Meara In the final round last tournament, hut once you go year with a 15-under 269, said there, you drride to do your he’s eager to defend his title after best." he said overcoming two Injuries American la-glon J a r e d S o to .c lu tc h h o m e r $1.00 OPEN T R IF E C T A is * wamscE-SMOw 1OUINIELA t PERFECTA j DAILY DOU9LE iW Q l6 mr a C*ss#jbarry H » l W »<• i . | . M II M 8ACM0 MGMTl V 7 :4 5 P .M . MAtinees 1 :0 0 P .M . Elagsni Dining In Our CIs1st OscBois Tscrscs ClubbouM monie s lead lo 6-3. Jackson Ihrn walked Vaughna and that's where the Americans put an end lo Voice's comeback Boyles till a hard grounder lo lainib al third who threw to Gloffrtda at second who completed Ihr double play by getting Boyles at first by one step. Jackson thru fanned pinch hitler Bruce Lumpkin lorm t ihr game "I Just can't say enough about the defense," Mono said "To gel two double plays In a Little League game Is really something W r don't overpower our opponrnlit with pitching or hilling but w r finesse them with our defense. "And u lot of thr credit for the defense goes to I he asslslanl coaches (David Scot! and Mike Morro. Sr.).“ added Morro "Th e y have helped a lot in making thr team what It Is " The Americans will comr hack wlih Lamb on ihr mound Innight "Lam ho" fired a one-hllter In Tuesday's victory over Ja y. Morro said that Jackson will lx* ready lu go again Saturday. II necessary. Sam Out F i x . 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Tonight's two winners will p la y In F rid a y 's losers' bracket final al 5:30 p m w hile Apopka and Lake Mary, each 1*0. collide In Friday's winners' bracket (Inal al 8 p in Lyman manager Bob Me C u llo u g li said be w ould probably come back with ace r I g It i - h a it d r r B y r o n Overstreet tonight. II he's ready Ovrislreel Ihrrw 170 pitches In Monday's 9 0 win over Brantley In Friday's main cvrn i. Lake Mary manager Allen Tuttle will go will) righthander A nthony Luszalc whi l e Apo p k a m a n a g e r Sonny Wise said he would probably go with Icily Keith Ussrcy 2k3 S 2 + 2 PO iY tSTU FIBEICLASS C CH O O VAN F o r O in n t T R « B o r * i ( i o n i C a ll: 6 9 9 -4 5 1 0 I FROMI 4 ro VAi TIANOBLVO 08 OS FROUl 4 10 4J4 I GO fAS T TO 17 97. THIN NORTH GO CAST TO IT H THtN SOUTH \ |to sfMiMXA at vo ro sewing*,a bl vo MMMR •*•ON* E d d ie H o w a rd ...a t e a d y s h o r t s t o p cordovan jet sta r • • • ■ • District 10 baseball action resumes Roundup GREYHOUND PARK problems. Including the plight of the Tampa Bay Bandits Commissioner Marry Usher led the march of league brass into an airport hotel and ihr USFL contingent checked out Wed­ nesday evening Without alerting local media of their prrsence. W ord leaked, however, anil Usher made brief comments following thr session "We're discussing the Tampa Bay situation with a (xitenllal new group." said Usher, refer­ ring io an Interest headed by Tampa architect Lee Scarfone. who Is a limited partner of the Bandits. "There is no commit­ ment but wr re very excited about the possibility Hie Bandits will continue in Tampa Hay " Ralph Campbell, running the Bandits while principal owner John Basset) remains confined In Toronto undergoing treat men! for two brain tumors, lias live days lo secure a deal ...Altam onte \Lendl Wins But Doesn't Want Title [act. Holstra University. As of Wednesday afternoon only 11 of 2 H first-round drub picks had l>crn signed — T h r In te rn a l Revenue Service has moved to srlzr property owned by Dallas Cow boys running track Tony Dorset! lor non-payment of more than MOO.(J(X) in hark taxes, an IRS s|x>krnwoman said Marlene Gaysek ol the IRS confirmed the tax agency's ar tlon Tue sd ay night, saving "about 10 liens" had been filed against Dorset! In Dallas and Collin counties The tKS would not say Jusl how much Dorsett owes, but Hens Bird against him In Collin County, Just north -of Dallas, totaled more than 8414.tXk) NEW GROUP TOR BANDITS? TAM PA (UP1) - U S Football League owners secretly gathered In F lo rid a W edn e sd ay for another discussion of Irugur t SANFORD ID I Nagging Shoulder Won't Keep Louganis From Festival Diving "I am only here because the TP designation system says I lave to be here." Lendl said. "I lidn'l want tu come here. I lidnH waul to play on clay at all Jefore the hard court season. If I lon'l come here. I would be nvrstlgated. So I feel It Is better o come here and play a round or wo than to have that happen." One player who docs want to ic at the t o u r n a m e n t Is Vtmblcdon cham pion Boris kcker, The 17-ycar-old West icrman who became Ttmbledon's youngest champl- 1 i i. IN BRIEF 1NDIANABOLIS (Ul>l| - Win nlng aside. Ivan Lendl does nol want lo be at the U.S Open Clay <ourt Championships Only Association of Tennis I'rufesslonals sponsorship rules made Lendl, the world's No 2 runked tennis player, appear at the tournament. Those rules say financial sponsors have lo have a certain number of top 10 players In the field of an even! such as the Clay Courts. In recent years, top [names like top-ranked John McEnroe and Jim m y Connors have skipped the $575,000 rvent at the Indianapolis Sports I’enter. This year. Lendl was forced to uppear. 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R i f 8900 * 7 9 absolute$| 199 Sara coatings Rif 239.9S 17 * Sm s /% ’1 5 9 “ OPEN "m PM o rtl moi u t M om lU*0Ar IAM IFM ORANGE CITY ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS 2323 S Volusia Ave Highway 17 and 92 Phone 775-7268 1029 E Altamonte Dr (Highway 4361 Phone 339 8311 ALTA M O N TE SPRINGS 875 West Highway 436 Phone 862-7254 OPEN *• M M ML.* DWhmr. I ■ant. LV * SANFORD tii 700 French Avenue Phone 323-4700 'PM OMA MO* - U T MO AM lUkWT I AM — I Ml Scorry »C IMS �PEOPLE Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Briefly H e a l t h y O r g a n Deborah Hospital Foundation Chapter To Form In Sanford T o L if e The charter meeting of the Sanford Chapter of the Deborah Hospital Foundation will be held on Thursday. Aug. 1. at 8 p m.. at the Church of the Nativity Parish Center on County Road 427 ofTU.S. Highway 17 92. Lake Mary Deborah Hear! and Lung Center In Brown Mills. N J .. is a 155-bed hospital specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of heart and lung disease Deborah's goal ts to provide the highest quality of medical care to everyone who needs Its spr pc tallied sevlces. Treatment ts without distinction as to a patient's race, religion, national origin or ability to pay Since Its founding In 1922. no Deborah patient has ever received a bill The public Is Invited to Join the Sanford Deborah Chapter and become charter members. For further information about 1 fis the Deborah Hospital Foundation and the charter meeting, call Dorn DeSarno. 323-5152. or Andy l-a Morte. 695-1619. DEAR ANONYMOUS: I con tacted the National K idn e y Foundation and was advised that the success rate of kidney t r anspl ant s from unrelated donors ts no higher than Ihe transplants donated at death The Seminole Service Center of the American Red Cross announces Its schedule of Multimedia First Aid (MM FA) and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) classes for August to be held at the Seminole Service Center. 705 C West State Road 434. Longwood CPR - Aug 5. 7 and 12. 6:30-9-30 p m .; MMFA - Aug 10. 8 30 a m 5 p m.. CPR (Race! - Aug. 17. 8:30 a m. 12 30 p ro.; and MMFA. Aug 27 and 29. 6:30-10:30 p.m For more Information and registration, please call 8 3 1-3000 Leu House Museum at Leu Gardens. Orlando. Is looking for volunteer guides to tour visitors through the House. I>eglnnlng In September Guides are needed for three-hour shifts, every other werk A training program will be held In Ihe Garden Cottage, ai Leu Gardens on Aug. 14 at 10 a m. If Interested, please call Patty Edwards. 894-6021. Individuals wishing lo become organ donors upon death ran indicate I heir willingness to do so on their driver's licenses or call or write their local National Kidney Foundation a ll. tie, or National Kidney Foundation Inc . 2 Park Ave . New York. N Y 10016. for a Uniform Orgun Donor Card RizJ Receives Degree Vincent D Rlzzl, bachelor of art In political science, received his degrees from Virginia Tech during the university's 113th commencement exercises on June 8 This year's graduating class of 5.305 was the largest In Virginia's history DEAR ABBY: I've been going with this man for a year and a half. He's 61 and I’m 58. Hlswlfe has t>ren dead for two and a hall years and my husband died nine years ago. JAY’SU NIIAIRSTYLIISG DEN IV E R S A L U N IS E X SA LO N COUPO N O NLY He ra re ly takes me a nyplace w here we w ill hum p Into people he k n o w s, and If he doe* meet som eone he knows w h e n I'm w ith h im . he Is very slow to ln to rd u c c m e. He Just leaves m e sta n d in g there. Once he trie d to pass m e off as a "c o u s in ." FULL SERVICE SALON 2729 Hwy. I 7 92 W ALK-INS Center Mall. Sanford ALW AYS WELCOME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -- 323-5227 I FRIDAY & SATURDAY-JULY 26 & 27 i 9 A.M. Til 4 P.M. o in „ S a/ * v -a tr. R E G IS T E R I;OK f*-4 K ti** F R E E D R A W IN G OF H A M ) TH RO W N P O T T E R Y V A S E l" THE CRAFT CANOPY 113 W. 27 th STREET SANFORD L o c a t e d ln s ld « " G u y s It G a ls " >: POTrEKY HY LOCAL ARTISTS. WOODCRAFTS. HER HAL PRODUCTS, BASKETS, COUNTRY CRAFTS * ALL HANDCRAFTED CREATIONS V sc* o S T tM is s ltiH s h o e s t o r e S E M f- A N N U L I- A N N U " '- sem i xjn S H O E SA K K • W E 'R ° S T IL L E S r e n s sh o e s T S A V E 0 P T 0 7 5 »/. 204 L * * * ' k n ig h t s SH O E STO RE -. I like h im m ore than I s h o u ld , but I d o n 't like the w ay h r treats m e. I a m a neat, clean person and I have good manner*, but he acts like he's ashamed to be seen w ith m e. F r o m T h e W a n t s L i v i n g You can't Maybe he Intends for The only Jewelry she wears is a you to be "together" in heaven. wedding band (She didn't even Tell him you can't w-att that want an engagement ring I long, and give him a deadline I've tried to get her to change, but she's satisfied Just the way □ E A R ABBY: I have treen shr Is. How -'in I get her lo married for seven years We smarten up. * ppearunce? PERPLEXED dated for three years prior to DEAR PERPLEXED: You getting married During that lO-year period. I had never seen can't Obviously your wife Is not His idea of a nice evening Is for him to bring the fixings to my her in a bathing suit, earrings or Interested In ihe outer trappings, place and have me make supper nail polish She wears a skirl and from what you sav. she for him Then he likes to "play­ once a year — u s u a lly ai never was She's still the girl you house.'' which ts the only time Christmas The rrsi of the time married. She hasn't changed, he says he loves me When we she wears blue Jeans or slacks vour exj>ei'tatlons have She had first met he told me we would Ik* She owns no feminine clothing every rlghl to assume that you'd I've never seen her In high heels be satisfied with an unadorned "together" one day But when? Her glrllrtend cuts her hair, and natural woman. Ilow can I get a commitment 11 looks it The only makeup she Mural Never marry a person, out of this man? GETTINO NOWHERE IN IOWA wears is a pale pink lipstick, and then set .(trout to change her. Or DEAR GETTINO NOWHERE: ih rn only on special occasions him Dear Abby v -ANNUALDIVIDEND SALE! Reg, $ 5 .5 0 Each ALL SUM M ER DRESSES 'A2 Price S A LE PRICE 3 for * The Fourth Annual Seminole County Junior Miss Scholarship Program has been srt for Oct.5 Candidates for Ihe scholarship money are still being sought by the sponsor, the Altam onte South Seminole Jaycees Junior Miss is not a beauty cc* *-sl. The criteria forjudging Is as loilows Scholastic Achievement 15 percent — based on a careful review ol high school transcripts of grades and college board examinations by qualified edu­ cator*. Judges Interview 35 percent — In a session with each Junior miss. Judges hark for a sense of yalues. perception, clarity of expression and concern and abil­ ity In human relations. Folse and Appearance: 15 percent — this Is based on poise, grace, grooming, good taste, carriage and posture, Creative and Performing Art*: 20 percent — judging la baaed on originality, selection, cos­ tume. performance In an on­ stage presentation of a vocal, dance, instrumental, painting, etc. Youth Fitness: 15 percent — two whole group dances ure performed as each contestant Is Judged onher coordination, stamina, physical fitness and performance All girls who will be seniors the 1985-86 school year In Seminole County are Invited to participate. There ts no entry fee. T h e Sem inole C o u n t y winner will compete In the Florida Junior Miss Program In Pensacola In January for more scholarship money and prizes. Florida's Junior Miss then goes to Mobile. Ala. In June for the opportunity to win a $25,000 scholarship. For more informa­ tion. please call Cathy Cold at 834-1078. 12 95 FJOHA SIZES SLIGHTLY HIGHER 218-220 C. 1st St. Downtown Sanford 322-3524 HCKJRS MON SAT. 9 5 30 I would like n future with this man. but he won't Commit himself Junior Miss Scholarship Program Set £ * 5 D o n o r On Ihe other hand. living donors put themselves at a small but jxitrnllal risk should they lose the function of their re­ maining kidney through accl deni or Illness For thLs reason they do not encourage unrelated, living kidney donations. Bless you lor your exceptional generosity. House Needs Volunteer Guides COUPO N O NLY G i v e DEAR ABBT: I am a healthy 27-year-old male and have car­ ried an organ donor card since I was 16 However. It seems a shame that 1 must die before m y kidneys can help someone. With so many people desper­ ate for a kidney, why can't a living person donate one to a stranger? I would be happy to give one of my kidneys to help a person lead a normal life. Do you know ol anyone who would consider a gift of life from the living? ANONYMOUS IN WIBCONSIN M M FA, CPR Classes Offered & Thursday. Ju ly IS. IfSS— IB SANFORD STORE ONLY! 2*40 Orlando Drlva CONTINUES FULL BLAST! ACT NOW!! WE'VE “LOST OUR LEASE!” ALL FABRICS. NOTIONS, DRAPERIES, UPHOLSTERY. CRAFTS... M UST BE LIQUIDATED W E ARE FO R CED T O . . . MOVE GARDLESS OF COST! NOTHINGW/THHUD! » �B L O N D IE 28— Evtnlng H«r«ld, Sanford. FI Thurftday, July 2J, lt«5 by Chic Young by Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY T , , 7 W '' i THE BORN LOSER - - ,w- by Art Santom 0\0 THAT n e€E 9WAT ? t *»■<«••• l 'P BE H A P P y t o HELP, ARCHIE, BUT IT VWOULP BE fA ff VOWE HENEPICIAL T O TOU If •YOU VMORK6P IT . ----- „ O U T T O U R S E L P ' by Howla Schnoldar EEK & MEEK D E A R DR G O T T — An SmokeEnders. by behavorlal overweight male friend In his modification or by the use of 40* recently started to develop nicotine-containing chew ing tumors In various parts of hts gum body. One was blopsied and It In my experience, the major wasn't malignant, hut what are problems arise not from smokers these tumors? Are they caused who consent to cooperate but by by bring overweight^’ Is there the militant cigarette addict who any way to get rid of them, other believes that Freedom to Smoke than by surgery? What ran he was written Into the Bill of do to prevent new onrs from Rights forming'/’ It seems to me thal. In this DEAR READER If the tumors arr under ih r skin and are not malignant, they arr Goddata of ACROSS probably brnign fatty growths earth 1 Optic called lipomas Such visible col­ Mora aalf 4 Sown (Fr | tatiafied lections of fat tissue may be 8 Arabian ship Long timo accelerated by your friend's ob­ Girl tervant esity. but they also ran occur In 12 Organ lot haanng Dark wood nor mal weight In d iv id u a ls . 13 Biblical land SSI. Roman Except for wclghl reduction, 14 Actraa* Turner Ritky surgery Is the only effective way 15 Collage dagraa 10 Singleton# to rrm ovr the lumps Many (abbr.) 11 Balia up patients wltfi lipomas arc con­ 18 Formed labor 17 Graek tamplo tent to Iravr them alone, unless group 19 Tannta the growths affect their appear­ 18 V.gorout COt equipment ance. Lipomas arr not harmful loquial Ian 23 Srlk fabric but they can act as a warning to guaga 25 Former Midaaat overweight patients Tim e to 20 Ganatic alliance (abbr) matanal (abbr) slim down 26 Flat tableland 21 Beat! ol burdan DEAR DR G O T ! - I manage 27 River in 22 Sciarrt/led — a department ol about 70 |>roplr Flande't 24 Potaettiva Only three people in this de­ 28 Honing pronoun partment smoke, and I think 29 Cry of pain 28 Somathmg dial even they would be willing 31 All (pref| unaiptamed to try to slop if dierr were any 32 Home in 30 Biblical pneat help around What r an I do to 33 Superlativa tut Madrid help diem? I think It s mqMirlanl 35 Praia# In for all of us Am I overreacting'/’ 34 Valia muddy DEAR READER by Bob Montana ARCHIE Surgery The Only Way O f Removing Lipomas You rr not overtrading First, suggest lo your three smokers dial diry slop, since thrlr smoke Is un hrallhftil and disconcerting lo the other employers Your next step Is to provide smoking areas where these people can contlnur lo smoke w llhoul bothering everyone around dietn A third, more drastic step is in pull rank anil make a department jxiln > against smoking lie as diplomatic .is (Misslhlr so dial you don't Infringe on any rights and gel people riled up Smokers usually arr aware that they are la-lng Im onsldrrulr of nunsmokrrs. when you lake a stand, you may provide the necessary Incentive (or diem in slop |M)lluilng die air in your workplace A smoker who wants lo slop nr rut dow n can ojtrn Inhelped hv n rgan ir.ilInns like 38 37 39 41 42 44 46 48 49 SI S3 57 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 case, your goal Is to provide a healthy work area for your nonsmoking co-workers — so at least set aside a smoking section while you fiddle around with a permanent solution. Send your questions to Dr. Gott at P.O llox 91428. Cleve­ land. Ohio. 44101. Anawar to Proviout PuXltO a E S T 0 N E n |o D 1 1 R E E l| 50 52 54 55 56 58 53 38 Part ol a bridle 40 Italian 43 45 47 49 Florida county Year# of life Perforation# AdamT grandaon Spare eaeee College official Taka in tail German rtvor la (Sp) Com of Japan Compaai point r rL B Cay m Italia Slay Small quarrel Onei (Fr | Taro Old World Egyptian deity Eicavate Suth rente (abbr) Detante depart mant (abbr) Spooky Omni Snaky lattar River in Franca Direction Dine Omen Dirk Vonattery occupant • 10 11 ” DOWN 1 Skinny fith 2 Southarn "you" (coni) (<!'#•* by si * u»c WIN AT BRIDGE By James Jacoby W h e n p.irinr-r niuW r* u stro n g V Vi I (I H II I r 0 II 1 by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY ii VI I r r* \4 c only one Irlck. and dial was not NOHTII ♦ y 10 e n o u g h to lreal the sla in. N o w lump shift, three Hide hearts our my.iplc declarer was trapped become udrquatc trump support In d u m m y , lie gave up a — hrncr North's raise in rtirrr * diamond lo ihr 10. hut West still hearts Altrr Ninth had hid lour had die ace and eventually the clubs lo show Ihc i luh arc. delrntlrrs look a club trick lo set Smilll asked lor ai rs and hid the Ihe contract slam Everyone now sers Ihr right A i lult lead nil do go would play, even today's declarer Win have given dri la in no t ham c al die o|M-ning lead, draw only two ill llnderd. East might have ruuitds of hearts, then Irad a dm ihlrd lour ■ lulls to help diamond When West dinks partner on lead), hut West lead dum m y's third heart, re­ elected lo table llie spade nine luming lo your hand so you can Now II looked easy In declarer — trail a second diamond If West as usual, loo easy South won tlucks again, return to your hand the spadr. drrw trumps and vsit Ii a spade, and Irad diamonds played a diamond West ducked Inward dummy a third lime. ami d ir king won Declarer played a spadr lo his hand and Now West has no way to led another diamond prevent you Irom establishing It whom I haul tor West to duck Hu- diamond sun and making again The diamond >11 «• was die slam r IV at 4 741 ♦ Ky J 41 ♦ A J 10 HAST w est ♦ » I 74 ♦ J 5« I 2 4 J 1J 4 A |U« 7 ♦ K7 4» ♦a ♦g » m i Mil T i l ♦AK Y A K g 1011 4 443 ♦I 4 Vulnerable Neither Dealer North Waal I’sas I'au I'a u I'a u Norik 1* 14 4* 34 I’au Kail I’au I'a u I’a u I'a u I’au South :4 * 4 NT i>4 Opening Irad 49 HOROSCOPE I) F c W h a t T h e D ay W ill B rin g ... VI V h r FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas 0 r'/H iSIvAP I WAJN’T b p s ,A , £ T* • V V . t f :P *>• «i r. /XP oU N P W H FN N f lf U C H A P N f Z ^ A P /AW TH F H A N P V V ^ I T I N G I 5 O N "TH f W A L - L -------- TH E Y PfitogApLX' W o u L p H A V f P i-A M E P MB pop IT. ■ I ,rM I 01 “• r>v*v<%r-rj by Jim Davla QARFIELD lot •4 1 Tr 4 04 loi I Aw mi i*o Cl * YOUR B IR T H D A Y J U L Y 26. 1tt(46 I’roplr you know on a social hunts will play proiiiluriii roles In your ullulrs In Ihe year ahead Make vnui Irlends aware ol your desires whenever you’re m need ot a lavor LEO IJuly 21 Aug 221 I’roplr with whom you re involved lo day will Im- liMikiug to you lor leadership, so irv mil to let diem down Wlu-n the weaker ta-gin lo taller assume command Know where to look lor romance and you’ll find ll The Astro-Graph Matchmaker set inslantly re­ veals which signs .ire roman llrally pcrlcct lor you Mall $2 to Astro-Graph. H'tx -IHR. Radio C ilv Station. New York NY 10010 VIROO (Aug 23 Sept 221 You have much greater reserve lo draw upon today than you may reallic. Should challenging stlu- atiniis arise, you'll Im* equal to Ihe test LIBRA ISrpt 23-Ort 23) You imild Im- extremely lucky at this lime with your new Ideas or ventures I’ut your full force iM'himl them and temporarily shelve your older ones SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov. 22) lb-ginning today, raise your sights a till on your tnalertul goals You're now In a giMMl cycle m increase vour holdings SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 211 Knowledge gained from past experience can now hr pul to profit Use your smarts to make more money CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan 111) You have a diligent support­ er busy working on your behalf lM-hind the scenes today. He's able (o do things for you that you can't do for yourself AQUARIUS (Jan 2 0 Feb. 19) I’roplr who meet you for the first lime tialay will be favorably impressed. They'll be awarr of your liner qualities and eager to get lo know you better PISCES (Feb. 20-March 201 Previously denied career breaks may start (Mipplng loose as of today Hr alrrl because op­ portunities might come in rapid succession ARIES (March 21 April 19) Sutrslantlal strides can Ire made t o d a y in f u r t h e r i n g y o u r personal Interests T h in k In grand terms and don't waste time on matters or Iswues of small consequence TAURUS (April 20 May 201 You're well equipped today lo manage the affairs or resources of others When you look out for their welfare, they in turn will look out for yours GEMINI IMay 2 1-June 20| If you have an Important matter to discuss with another al Ihls lime, don’t do It by phone or mall. The results will be better If you meet face to face CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 Don't sell your skills short today If you arr performing work or services for another Your client will be willing lo pay a fair price for value received Pr T# ml ANNIE All ri •i Ml,>U6/UV. ITS ME, NOUR SWEPT OLDFASHIONED GIRL 1 I ?► Al M. tut -t u t , pr e c io u s : as MY DEAR OLD GRANNY IK E P TD iAV:’'« .E & t ^ e THE MAW WHO SPEAKS GENTLY TO A LADY". IK *1 T* K Mi A TI M. n D! A| PI F| Pi l by Leonard Starr �Evening H«.-ald, Sanford, Fl. Ttiuridsy, July IJ, l*4J— in TONIGHT'S TV THURSDAY, cvtM N a 600 C M (1 O T O N t w s 11 (M l JCFFTRSOwS 3 } |(0t UACMC1L / ItMRCR NfWSMOUR ffl («l LAVfRN€ 1 pKNLTF 6 0S U w o w n rn 630 a T NBC NfWS rO C S S N C W t 7 o**c«wso H (S S )X U C l ffl (*l H * m OATS AGAIN 635 U O M EN ACRES 7.00 O lT S A L t O F T M t C f N T U O Y J O P M MAOACMC T a. 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The Beaed Of Loim Border end other ttroriiee 11:00 Cl ft ffi ffi 1 J O ’ U new s (M l B'NNY HILL ( 101 DAVE A LU N AT LARGE (I) HOGAN'S HEROES 11:30 (Ml BEWITCHED (101 THE HEART OF THE DRA­ GON 1205 11 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAI- 1:10 0 4 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW J O TOUNQ ANO THE RESTLESS 7:35 I I FLINTSTONES 155 11 |Ml WOOOY WOOCPECKER ffi II I MEATHCLIFF 800 I I MOVIE Tao For Tna Road |TMT| Aud'ay HapOurn AtDart fmnmi 605 12 I DREAM OF JCANNIf 630 200 11 (Ml PINK PANTHER “ (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 11| FAT ALBERT It (M)BLIARRE 2:30 J O CBS NEWS NIQHTWATCM 1T rMtOUNSMOKE 835 11 BEWITCHED 2:50 900 7 O MOVIE Stata Sacral 1 ttSOi Dnugtaa ‘ antana a Jr Glyrut Jortna O 4 divorce c o u r t j O Do n a h u e T ( ] BARNABY JONES 11 (Ml WALTONS ffi I T0| SESAME STREET |A|Q ffi III CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIT NOS 3:30 11 (M l FAMK.Y AFFAIR 400 11 IMlRHOOA 9 05 4 15 11 HA2EL 11 GET SMART 9 30 4 20 4 LOVE CONNECTION 8 .(SIQIOQCT 7 O MOVE h i lady (t»? «l Vvarta Muruaur Dac) Rambo 935 4 30 m LOVE LUCY It (M)R mooa 4 45 1000 11 WORLD AT large 4 SILVER SPOONS |R) o HOUR MAGAZINE O I too 000 NAME THAT TUNE II (JS)BiG VALLEY ffi ( TO) READING RAINBOW ffi ill MT THREE SONS T FRIDAY MORNtNO fi 5 05 11 BRADY BUNCH ffi IT0I SESAME STREET |R|a 1 1 :3 0 a .m . E v e r y D a v Alaskan Crab Legs, Shrimp, Prime Rib Sandwiches, Seafood Salads, Chicken Breast Sandwiches Adjacent To The Holiday Inn At The Marina 323-1910 Sanlord l O F t o y d T h — tr e a l 11 MOVIE 1030 0 4 SALE OF THE CENTURY 7 O R TA N SHORE ffi 1101POWT RHOUSE ffi (I) NEW LUCK VAN DYKE SHOW O I r S COUNTRY 11 BOB NEWHART 600 4 NBC NEWS AT SUNRISE 11:00 1 O CBS EARLY MORNING NEWS I O EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK Q 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE | O PRCE IS RIGHT ! U ANGIE |R) 11 (M| EIGHT IS ENOUGH (101 WE RE COOKING NOW ffi III JIM BARKER EJ39 ’ »'>■> i W C j ^ n T z i j n i mi R A M B O 9 WY05 ^ First B lo o d t ,7 e M U !e 7 J ij) Part 11 MILLIONS Mii*iii*S!.)i ■ jfcggjS| E l 630 p a l e R ID E R (t| FAMILY 11:30 CJ * NEWS His pcrsouul nomination* for Ihe world's five best-dressed women are Mr*. Reagan, Ann Gett y, J a c q u e l i n e Onussls. Audrey Hepburn and Vasrnln Khan. Hayes deplores the punk look currently the rage among young women, the sweatsuits, leg warmers, layered rag* and bare midriffs *'l can't understand why prop lr like C y n d l Lauper and M a d o n n a w a 11 1 I o rn a k r themselves look so ugly." he said "A nd then there's Tina Turner who isn'l all dial young ” 1 sec a com pie le reversal of that trend In the very near future. And the broad, padded football player shoulders are ulrrady on thr way out They wrre popul ar brcausc they helped off-sel broad hips, "The androgynous look was popularized by the fashion In­ dustry Iasi year arid It fell on Its face. "Elegance and femininity are returning lo fashion designs, but It isn't contrived. The feminine l ook I n v o l v e s r e v e a l i n g , closer-lo-thr-body designs, yel covering everything up. rxeepl In evening gowns where bare backs are attractive. " S k i r t s wi l l be different lengths according lo Individual lustra, but women are lludlng that knee-length skirts are gen­ erally the most Haltering "Soft, prelty clothes are whal lo look for In thr next year or two with less emphasis on youthful figures My God. life for women Isn’t over at 30 or 40 They shouldn't leel they have to drrss like leenagrrs " Hayes' creations are found In department stores around the country. Saks. Nlrman Marcus. Bullocks and others, selling for $ 3 0 0 - 4 0 0 a dress, $ 4 5 0 6 5 0 per suit ( wi t h s i l k b l ouse ). $ 5 0 0 - 2 . 0 0 0 for fancy gowns "Most well-dressed women are too busy to take time out for fittings." Hayes said. "Th e y should be able to walk Into a slorc and fit comfortably Into a size six or eight right off the rack ' Right now 1 think television and movies haven't done very much for fashion Perhaps they arc Just following trends instead of setting them. "Well dressed women In real life reflect far better taste than what the actresses wear In 'Dynasty.* for Insttutcc. Good taste Involves less glitz.” Hayes estimates that women who know high fashion and can afford a good wardrobe average $10,000-15.000 annually on clothes that they are able to wear for many, many years. 400 0 4 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE 1 O STAR TREK 7 O ME RV GRIFFIN fl IM l SCOOBT OOO F ro m 1 m im ‘Z T I G H T ] [r o p e Q i 4 SCRABBLE C o u tu rie r To The Fam ous Forecasts F ashion Trends By Vernon Scott UP1 Hollywood Reporter H O LLYW O O D JUFIJ — W h it do President Ronald Reagan and fashion designer David Haycw tiave In common? Both have clothed Nancy Reagan and Jane Wyman. The first lady and the Oscarwlnnlng star of T V 's "Falcon C r e s t " scries are far from chums Indeed, neither has ac­ k n o w l e d g e d p u b l i c l y t he existence on Karth of the other But. Incontestably, both tiave borne the name of Mrs Ronald Hrugan. They also wear clothes de­ signed hy Hayes who remains lolally Impartial, as behooves any diplomatic couturier How­ ever. iiayes docs have an auto­ graphed photo from Wyman and none from the lady In ihe While House Even the severest crlllcs of the president imisi concede that the man has flawless taslr In women who know how lo dress stunn­ i ngl y. According lo Huyes. whose clientele Includes many stars. Mrs Reagan and the ex Mr* Reagan are among the best-dressed women In the world Hayes, a former U.S Marine who studied fashion design In Parts, chooses not lo compare the two women's tastes — which are more similar than dissimilar He knows precisely what eoch prefers in fashion " N a n c y likes understated clothes that she can wear forev­ er." he said. "She will wear a dress or a suit a lew limes, put It away and then wear It again a year or two later and still be in style. "Th e first lady Is pnly a size two. which may be a little too t hi n. I d o n't cut a ny t h i n g smaller than a size two And she d o e s n ’ t l i ke f a b r i c s t hat wrinkle " And actress Wyman? "Jane knows her figure very well." Hayes said "Like Nancy, she loves suits. She also likes extremely tailored clothes, slim hips and wide shoulders. Jane Is a site six. down from a site eight.” As one of two West Coast couturiers Internationally re­ cognized by the fashion world — the other Is James Gala nos — Hayes' creations are wom by Phyllis George. Donna Mills, Morgan Fairchild. Sally Struthera. Audrey H epburn. Joan Rivers. Mary Ann Mobley. Rhonda Fleming. Cyd Chartsse. Ann Blyth. Barbara Rush. Polly B e r g e n and o t h e r c h i c celebrities. Hayes also dresses Ihe wives of several governors and the spouses of captains of Industry. a 00 4 NEWIYWEO GAME J O THREE S COMPANY ’ O LET S MAKE A DEAL It |M)DUKES OEHAZ2ARO ffi (<01 READING RAINBOW III I DREAM Of JEANN E tio m S e /iv in y The cast of "Falcon Crrsl" may end up on "People's Court" soon Stars Robert Fox worth and Lorenzo Lamas were arrested in seperate Incidents Saturday In California's Napa Valley Fox worth was uahbed on sum ptclon of d riving under the Influence of alcohol and speed Ing. detained two hours and released after posting $50 ball. Napa County authorities also caught up with Lamas, who had fulled lo appear In court for lra ffle citations Issued last year Me was released afler paying nearly $ IOO In Ones 1005 500 11(IS|NEWS 11ALL INTmEFAMILY 5:30 I I ADOAMS FAMILY 0 ffi (101 MISTER ROGERS (R) ffl I*) INSPECTOR GADGET ffi 1101 MAGIC OF DECORATIVE PAINTING I t (M l HE-MAN ANO BLASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE ffl (I) VOLT RON DEFENDER OF T h e uapVERSE 435 3:30 f ANOTHER WORLD O OWE LIFE TO LIVE (M l ANDY GRIFFITH 110| JOY OF PAINTING M aybe They'll Rename The Show 'Falcon Crest Vice' 430 AND 3:05 J O CAPITOL (M l GREAT SPACE COASTER 11 (Ml f DAYS OF OUR IIVF* 1J FLINTSTONES g u id in g lig ht 11 BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 2:30 1 00 1:30 11 (MlSCTV 0 T 0 ffi 12:30 0 O 200 m 7:30 U (IS) TOM AND JERRY ffi 110) SESAME STREET (RJ y ffi III INSPECTOR GADGET J o MOVE Tna OoubW Man t'**Ti Rrynnar Ortt! EViand 1:30 4 05 T SANTA BARBARA O GENERAL HOSPITAL fl (39) BUGS BUNNT FTBCNOS ffi (101 FLORFOASTYLE ffl l») HEATHCLIFF I O AS TVtf WORLD TURNS I I (M l OOMER PYLE ffi 1101 M AQC OF PAINTING KEEPSAKES ffi 1*1MANMX ffi (81 SuPf RFFbENDS 300 ? n MOVIE 7 o LOVING H (Ml BEVERLY Htl LBiLLtES ffi((01A U WEATHER It (Ml LEAVE rT TO BEAVER fl U S )O O O p DAY! I I NEWS (1) O NEW AVENGERS S'aad Ptadaa and GamDd cnaaa attar a 7:15 7 O MOVE Gat CTvttta loyW m r t i Taaaa Gra«aa Harry Guardmo 7 U ABC NEWS NIGHT UNE ] t (M l CMC O AND THE MAN ffi (I) HOGANS HEROES 1200 O 4 TODAY } Q C85 MORNING NEWS T O OOOO MOFSNING AMEFVCA U (Ml FlINTSTONES ffi |T0| FARM DAY ffi III SUPERFRIENOS O ALL MY CHILDREN (M l DICK VAN DYKE (TO) FLORIDA HOME GROWN (t) MOVIE 105 4 m i DOAY O C D O ncw s 645 1:00 I T O ALL-STAR BL(T2 ffi |Y0) FLORFOASTYLE AFTERNOON 12W 7:00 U (Ml I LOVE LUCY 0 . O ABC NEWS THIS MORNtNO 7 O EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK ffl(101 AM WEATHER 12:30 Q 3 }T O M O H T H ^ I JoArwyCar ton Scheduled oerdeninQ esperl Theieete Crueo J O tab CBS EARLY MORNING (SSIPOPfYE FUNTBIE lee T 10:30 O'Heel' A ten* ryjjl pertjm# comper>T pretsdent i forced to faA tech on her one remenmg actet - a pnj**gMer ef\© i afraid to ftghl (R) I 0 3 ) CHEERS Tna bay* 1atari > ana ■ mmtanca mat fraatar go arm tham on a Hnng top ao (nay- land ntm ona lacFiat'ant) |R| * 7:35 !H•Tfl| BariCi#* Sl7t»iiaind. Ryan ® O THE SAJNT M (M1RMOOA TJ MOV* Tna Woman Hvxnar IttT ii S t’ Da't Edan Roban Vaugfm 1 } BA9EBAII Atlanta Bta.oo at Ptotadarcrua Ptuam © 4 COSOY SHOW Vatatai ta­ c o "* ) tna lama* ino»-A-a* attar Damig atcaptaO rtto a data lor ad •ancad taarnart tR) 5 O m a q n u u p i Hvdooeed P^Tweie eye Luth»* Gdb* |Eugene ftocf*e| ret urnt |q H | «p end for n't er» uriiiacy aihance prtfi Mtggin« {Ri 1 O WOVK The Masn C«en X O NEWS 12:20 000 U MOVIE Stunt) m m Rotwri Fontar Fiona I m i A Hollywood )tunt man tnaa to muaatigata tna myatanou) orumatancaa Danind tna daatn o» Na y«ung* Drotnar anotnar rnmna Mvmt paraon 8 00 anadoay ttaaaam namad ma Urn. com |R| • FR EE BALL • LESSO N S • AND PLENTY OF PRACTICE Pay Just $7.00 A W e e k For 5 W eek s WIRLD/ W e 'll start you ro llin g w ith five weekly sessions of pro fesslonul bow ling Instructions. T h e n w e’ll sharpen your new skills w ith n m in i league of friendly team cim ipciltlon. You'll gel y o u r ow n Custom ized H ow lin g flail In y o u r choice of avufluble colors. It's a $ 4 6 .0 0 value a b ­ solutely free. You get bow ling lessons and yo u r own bow ling ball for less than fhe cosl of the ball. Stop by or call. , Mil AOM 'ttlON 104 Acres of Bargains,/ Produce & Family Funr .1 HWY. 17-92 Between OKLAMDO And SANrOKD (YOUTH) SATURDAY, JULY 27th, 1:00 P.M. TUESDAY, JULY 30th, 9:30 A.M. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st. 8:30 P.M. VO trd » 1 fo r i j r q j l n i | By Central Honda (5 0 5 1 6 4 5 -1 7 9 2 (Bowlffiniericaffi Mjgjfin* P*Jder ft* . F R I D A Y - s a t . &~Sun. 8 -5 PM $3 FRIDAY $3 GARAGE SALES WHERE THOUSANDS CHEER 180 AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD t f an (t‘ 1 |- • • |C A AH | as * 4 ■ 11 | A Af >M| [)(*#•* !' \-$W- »• i)$, i'M □ 322 7542 YES YOU CAN! n YOU CAN STILL GET A DELICIOUS LUNCH OR DINNER FOR $3.501 HOME STYLE COOKING! YOU CAN HAVE SOMETHING OTHER THAN CHICKEN OR HAMBURGERS! (ALTHOUGH WE HAVE THEM, TOOI) YOU CAN SKIP THE BUFFET OR SALAD BAR LINES! Hours Sanford'* Mon. ■ Thors. I I a.m . H: 30 p.m. Fridays I I a.m. * 9 :0 0 p.m Oldest Restautant Formerly Angels, and Bill 0 B etty’s 1960‘s Pricing I9 6 0 's Atmosphere Relax in air-conditioned comfort, and let our friendly, experienced waitresses bring you what you want. If you're in a hurry, tell us and we'll get you out in a hurry. We prepare a different menu every day. Choice of 4 meats and lots of vegetables and salads. Homemade pics, cakes, biscuits, and corn bread. PH O NE 322-9798 B r a n t l e y s NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES R e s t a 2311 South Sanfo/d Ave. Sanford, Florida u r a n t S f COM E DRESSED AS YOU ARE! Grover G Shirley Welch, Owners G Operators �4E—Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Thursday. July IS, m 3 legal Notice legal Notice legal Notice I N T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T, Cl TV O f TAN F O R D , F L O R ID A IN A N O F O R N O TIC E TO T H E P U B L IC S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . Nolle* * k hereby given mot m* FLORIDA Board of Ad|utlm*nt o« m* City CASE NO U t J ) CAP* K ol Sanford will Bold * regular J U L IU S E T T I N G E R . D O N mooting on August ♦, IMS In In* ZIPERN.end A L E K Z IP E R N . City Moll *1 II JO A M In order Plaintiff* to consider * request lor a v* vortonc* In !t># Zoning Ordl MARIA E S M ILD A LO NDO NO none# oo II partomt ta Ironl ond e merr led woman. old* yord oolbock requirements Delendenl In m *III I district In MARIA d o l o r e s p a s c u a l . A il| lootw n n o i n i d j t i Third Parly Plalnllfl, ond loot tl>* W M It of th* S vt l » 1 It ond rollrood ROW ) BIO M ARIA E S M ILD A LO N D O N O 1. T r If, ( R Trotlordo mop of a married w om en, JU L J U S m# Town *t Sanford. according E T T I N G E R . D O N 2 IP E R N to mo plot to recorded In PB l. and ALE K ZIPE RN P G t IIA U Third Party Defendant* Btlng rrvwo tpoclflcolly do NOTICE O F A C TIO N scribed ot located t i l W jrd T O MARIA E S M IL O A LON S ir oat DONO Pionnod ut# ol m* property It Retidenct Addre** Unknown for a warehouse YOU AR E H E R E B Y B L Pert Int. Chairmen N O T IF IE D Ihet an action lo Board ol Ad| uotmont Quiet Tllle. Cancel a Mortgage. A DV ICE TO TH E P U B L IC ft Seat an Accounting, a Da a per ton deride* to appeal o clarelory Judgment and lo Sal decltlon mode with re opart to Illy a Mortgage. hat been hied any matter conoldered at the egem*i you on the property aUire meeting or hearing he known e* may need t rerballm record ot North 'V ol th* Wetl TO is tool the proceeding! Including the Of Lot IM. let* Wetl 11 S feet lor •eillmony and evidence, which road E U R E K A H A M M O C K , record It no! provided try the according lo th* plal (hereof a* City ol San lord IFS JM O IO S I recorded In Plel Book I, Pag* Publlth July 11 A u g u st). IMF 104 Public Record* ol Seminole D IM IIS County. Florid* And you are required lo tarv* a COPY 0* four written detenut IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E I I T H it eny. lo R O B E R T K M clN TOSH. P O Bo* 11)0. Sontord JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R Florida 11711 l l » . and III* Ih* original with the Clark ol Circuit S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A Court. Seminole County Court house, on or bolor* Augutl 4. O I N E R A l JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION IM t nr otherwise a Judgment may be anttrad egem tl you lor c a s e n o u star c a *e o •ho reiki demanded in Ih# Third LOAN A M E R IC A F IN A N C IA L Party Complaint C O R P O R A TIO N , f/k/a C IT I (S E A L ) T E N S M O R T G A G E COR P ON A TIO N. a corporation or DAVID H B E R R IE N C LER K OF T H E C IR C U IT genlied and erltllng under the CO UR T lew iolihe Stale of Florida. Plalnllfl. By ft/Cheryl R Franklin Publlth July 4. II. IS IS. IMS vt C H A R LE S L TO STI, and G ITV DEM If A TO STI, a/k/a G IT Y A TO S TI IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T. hit wilt. II llrlng. Including any IN ANO FOR unknown tpoute ol any ot the S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , told Detendenlo. II ra married, FLO R ID A and It any of told Oalendanti CASE NO I I 1104 CA 04 P are dec rated their ratpacllve IN RCi Th* Marriage ol unknown hem devloaat. gran D ENNIS JENKS, foot, eaiigneet. Ilanort. cradl Petitioner /Husband loro. Irulteet. or othor portent and c (timing by. through, under or BARBARA JE N K S . agtlntl the nomad Delendenti. Respondent Wile who or* not known to be dead or N O TIC E OF A C T IO N allvei W ILLIA M S A L G U E IR O , TO B A R B A R A JE N K S R O B E R T D JAM ES and A N N E addrtit unknown T J A M E S , h it w lf o ; ond YOU ARE H E R E B Y G E O R G E C A N T E N I S and N O T IF IE D that a Petition lor V IR G IN IA C A N TE N IS , Dlttolullon ol M arriage hat Delendenti been hied agalnil you. and (hat N O TIC E OF S A LE you are required lo tarv* a copy N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ol your response or pleading to purtuanl to the E Inal Judgment Ih* Petition upon Ih* Poll ol Foreclosure deled July M, lloner't attorney, Thomas C IMS. entered In Civil Cat* No Greene. Post Office Bo* t h . •J J I l f C A O t G ol Ih* Circuit Sanford, Florid* M i ll , and III# Court ol in* lllh Judicial Circuit the original response or plead In and lor Seminole County, log In Ih* office ol Ih* Clerk Of Florida, wherein Loan Am erica th* Circuit Court, Seminole Financial Corporation, l/k/a County Courthouse. Sanford. C llliant Mortgage Corporation. Florid* 17111. on or boloro the It Ih* Pleinllll end Charlat L lllh dey ol Augutl. IM t II you Toth and Glly A To th a/k/a 1*11 lo do to. * default |udgm*nt Glty* Toth, hit wile; W illiam will be taken against you lor Ih* Salgueiro. Robert t) Jam et end rebel demanded In th* Petition Anne T Jemat. hit wll*. and D A TE O el San lord. Seminole George Ctnlenlt end Virginia County. Florida (hit Ith day ol Canlanlt are Ih* Dalendanlt. I July. IMt will tell to the highetl and batl (S E A L ) bidder lor cath. el Ih* wetl Ironl DAVID N B E R R IE N door ol Ih* Seminole County C LE R K O F T H E C IR C U IT Courthouse. Sentord. Florida, al CO UR T It 00 a m . on Ih* ll r d day ol By lei VttkIL Baird Augutl. IMS. Ih* lot lowing de Deputy Clark tcrtbwd preparty at tat lerth ui Publlth July It. U . it . August said F Inal Judgment to wll 1, IM ) D EH SJ lot *1. G O LDIE M A N O R 1ST NO TICE OP A A D D ITIO N , occur ding la Ilia P UELIC H I AM IN O plal thereol at recorded in Plal OF P R O P O S E O C H A N G IS Book 11. Page t* Pubhc He ANO A M E N D M E N TS cards el Seminole C o u nty, IN C ER TA IN D IS TR IC TS Florida ANO B O U N D A R IIS O F D A T E D thli JJnd dey ol July TH E IO N IN O O R D IN A N C E , IMS AND A M f N O IN Q TH E (C IR C U IT CO UR T SE AL1 F U TU R E L A N D U S C D A V I D N B ER R IE N E L E M E N T OF TH E Clark ot Circuit Court C O M P R E H E N S IV E P LAN By Diana K Brummall OF THE C IT Y OF Deputy Clerk SANFORD. F L O N IO A Publlth July TV Augutl I, t n i Nolle* It hereby given Inal • O t H let ______________ Public Hearing will be held al I N T H E O E N ER A L C O U R T Ih* Commission Room In Ih# OF JU S TIC E City Hell In the City ol Sanford D IS TR IC T COURT D IV IS IO N Florida al f 00 o’clock P M on IIC V D te* Augutl 11. IM ), lo consider I O G A F 1401) h i N O R T H c hang** and amendments lo Ih* C A R O L I N A R O C K IN G H A M Zoning Ordinance, and amend C O U N TY Ing Ih* Future Lend Us* El* E D D IE JA M L S IS C E Y . JR . menl ol Ih* Comprehensive Plan Plalnllfl. ul lire City ol Sanlord Florida vt at lollowt M E L B A SUSAN L O V IN G S A portion ol lhat cartaln IS LEV . properly lying between U S Defendant If f ) (French Avenue) and Elm N O tlC B O E S ERVICE Avenue and between Wetl lllh OF PROCESS Street and Wetl IHh Street It BY FU B LIC A TIO N proposed lo be retorted Irom I D Melba Susan I ovlngt It ley SR IA (Single Family Hetlden JM Flamingo Drive tlal Dwelling D ltlr k l to SR 1 Sanford E L Ilf 11 (S in g le Fa m ily R esidential T A K E N O t I C E T H A T a Dwelling District) and GC 1 pleading seating relief against I Getter at Commercial District) you hat been hied In the above Said p ro p trty b e in g m ore •Milled ceut* The rebel being p a r t ic u la r ly d e s c rib e d as sought It at lohowt. lo wll follows The plamhtt it seeking an Tract II from SR IA (Single ehsolute divorce Item the de fa m ily Rerldenlitl Dwelling lendanl bated on an* year t O u tr u n lo SR I (Single Family continuous tepeeehon Rttidenllal Dwelling D lt lr k l) Y O U A R E R E Q U IR E D lo L o ll M through! If. amended make detent* lo such pleading Plal ol Orange Heights Plal nut lalar than Augutl It. IMS. Boot a, Page as Public Records end within lorly leOI days alter of Seminole County, Florida I h g d a te o l I M t N o l l e * AND harem*flee tel forth. and upon T r a d IJ I com SM IA (Single your failure lo do to Ih* parly fa m ily Residential Dwelling leaking service ageintl yuu will D l t lr lc t l Is GC ] (G e n e ra l apply lo the Court lor I he rehel Commercial D lttrld ) Lolt M through If and Ih# alley ed|* t hit ih* IHh day ol July. IMS cent lo Ih* Eatl ol Lett It Attorney lor Pleinllll through If and E a t l k *1 G W T N G W YN A E A N V E N vacated alley abuibng left IF Attornoyi al Law through M. Amended Plal ol IM S Main S I. PO Uo* lee Orange Helghk, Plal Book 4. ReldlvIlN N < H IM Page I ) , Public Record* ol Phono ( t i l l He *1*4 Saminol* County. T lor Ida Publish July IS. IS Augutl I Ail perfitt Its interest end IM t clliiem shall have an opperfum riE H iat ty lob* heard el tald hearing By order of Ih* City Cam PICT IT lOUt NAME m inion ot ih* City ot Sanford, Notice It hereby given I ha I I Tier Id# am engaged In buiinett *1 P O A D V IC E TO THE P U B L IC II Bo* SET Longwoed Sam mol* a parson deride* I* appeal a C o u nty. F lo rid * under Ih* daemon med* with r*tp e d lo •I c I I M o u t n e m * ol any /natter considered al Ih* C H E C K M A TE and m a ll Inland above meeting or Roaring he lo regular uHd name with the may need * verbalIm record ol Clerk el Hi* Circuit C ourt. •ho proceeding*. Including Use Seminole Ceunty. Florida In testimony and evidence, which accardanc* wllh Ih* prevision* record It not provided by Ih* ol th* Flchhaut Nam* Statutes City ol Sanlord IF S X a O lA II T a w ll Section I t I R Florida M N Tamm. Jr Si etui** let! City Clerk /»/ Linda J Cavanaugh Publlth July IF end August A Publish July* II. IS IS. IM t IM ) D E H If D E H led A O IN D * S E M IN O L E C O U N TY BOARDOF A D JU S TM E N T N O T IC E OF P U B L IC H E A R IN O A U G U S T If. IM ) AiM P M TO W HOM IT AAA V C O N C E R N • N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N TH A T Its* Seminole County Board Of Ad|uttm*nt will con duel 0 public hearing lo consider Ih* lot lowing Hems C O N S EN T A G E H O A A V A R IA N C E S 1 R AN DO LP H W 6A LZ B A il It ESI 7fV — Planned Unit Development Zor>» — Rear Yard Varianea from 10 ft to F ) It tor screen enclosure and Raar Yard Varlnac* from 10 ft lo I f ti lor pool on Lot US. Dear Run. Unit II. PB If, Pgt n i l . in Section 14 ) l 10. on Ih# E a tl tide of Wild Fo* Drive, JOO It South of Eogi* Clrcl* South (O IS T I) 1 Okk AAalotf* — U AH IT Is ) 17V - Planned Unit Development Zona — Raar Yard Variance from X tt lo 10 II lor an addition on Lot Mf, Weklva Hunt Club, Foa Hunt Section. PB II. Pgt f s t f . in SEdlon S I t I t on the South tide ol Ingram Clrcl*. *00 tl Wetl ot Hoidernett Drive. East ol East W ttlv a Tre d (D IS T 1 ) i R EG IN A W H IT E H U R S T B A II If 4)1 74V A) Agriculture Zona — Lot Sll* Varlnac* from a) tad tq ft to J l. t l ) tq ft and Lot Width Variance from IM ft to I I I 1 II on Te* Parcel 10. at shown on Assessor's Map No I l f In SEdlon 1110)1. on in* Eetl tidt ol S R ale. MX II South ol TlfutvIN* Road ID IS T FI a R O BER T L E E S M ITH B A II If IF IO IV — R I Retiden 11*1 Zona - Lot Sly* Variance tram tsco tq II lo 117*1 tq II and Let Width Variance from 70 ft to SO tl on Lol 1, Thomas Second Addition to Midway. PB II. Pg *7, In Section 11 If I I . on the Was! side ol Henri Avanue, 'a mil* Watt ol Sipes Avenue, 100 It South ol 10th Street ID IST )) I NORMA J AAcKENDRICK B A II If f t ) M V — A I Agriculture Zona — Lot Sll* Variance Iro al.U O tq M to I I I f ) tq tt and Lol Width Varlnac* Irom I )0 II to I a* FI ft on Lot I. Unrecorded P U I ol Wtklv* Cove. Phase ). PB I f Pgt M 47. In Section a l l Jf. on the W ttl tide ol W tklva Park Drive, Nor Ih ol S R *4 ID IS T F) 4 DAVE B R E W E R H OM ES. INC B A II If E ll U V Planned Unit Development lone — Front Yard Variance Irom 10 II lo 17 II 4 Inchat on Lol IF*. Wekivt Coy *. Phase J, PB Jf, Pgt 4*47, in Sac lion a )| i f on Eatl tid* of W atlva Cove Rd. TOO II N ot Poettmoulh Cove. N ol Sand Laka Rd (D IS T 1) II M O B ILE HOM E APPLICATIO NS/A 1 A G R IC U LTU R E ZO N E I RICHARD A B IV E N S B A H It f t ) lOaTE A t )V Lot Sll* Varlnac* Irom al.FaO tq II lo 17,3)0 tq II and a Special E Kapiton to place a mobile home on Ih* N IM II ol S sao II ol E I I ) It ol W too II lies* W IF II lor road) ol Government Lol a. In Sec bon H If 1) (Ta * Parcel 10 at Mown on A tta tto r’ t Map No It), located on the E a tl tide ol Green Cedar Lane, too II North ol Mullet Lake Park Hoad (DIST F) I STE V E N O 'H A R A P AR TR ID G E B A If IttF t lOATE - To place a mobile home on Lol X . MuMal Laka Hetraati. Unit l.ln Section 1 70 17. on Ih* South tide ol Ralraal Road on* mil* E a tl ol Muiltl Lake Park Road ID IS T I) 1 JOSEPH A H IL L HA if tt f l) IDFT t To plat* a mobile home on Lot f. Otcaol* Woods, in Sec Hons ) A 10 70 IJ on th* North tida ot Otcaol* Road. Wall ol Bee Lane (D IS I SI a JOHN E SELPM IIA il If all 1U TE To place a moblt* home on Lol Fl. Otcaol* Acres, In Sac I ion t 70 13, on th* North sld* ol Scooter Point. East ol Osceola Road (O IS T t) t DAVID E S M ITH _ DAIS It I t ) Iff t E To plat* a mobile home on Lol 1, Country O ett. in tEcbon 31 IP 11. on the Fetl tide ol Wichita Slreal. *t mil* north ol Howard A venue (D IS T II * CINDY GHOSKEY B A II l* ftl If f 7E - To plat* a mobile home temporary while conttrucllng a conventional horn* on Lol f. Palmetto Acre*. In Section )F 31I I. on South tide ol Simmons Road. U mil* E atl ot lotkwood Hoad ID IS T I) R EG ULAR A G E N D A A R EVIEW A S P E C IA L E K C EP TIO N Z I S TEW ARD ABEL ANO C H AR LES CESSAC H A U I I 13) HE - Request re view ol Special Exception granted lo Craw Buottor Club ol Central E lorida. Inc . to ut* piooartv lor eractlc* by Winter Park High School Crew Teem and at storage til* lor rowing them and equipment Th* E 300 II o< NE l* ol SW's ol Sac l Ion 31 31 X . leu N MO tl ot W Its H thereof totaled on th* Norm thot* ol Lake Howell. South ol Had Bug Lake Hoad ID IS T I) B VAR IANCES . I M IC H A E L J M c N E L L IS B A II I f t t l M V - Planned Unit Development lone - Sld* Street Variance tram I I »» to 1 It on Lol II. Dear Run. Unit II B PB 17. Pg Fl, In Section I ) II FO, an the SE corner ol Eagle Bled and Gootecreek Drive (D IS T I) 1 GERALD I C LA U S B A H If I ) ) MV R IA Retiden Hal lone - Hear Vard Varlnac* Irom 10 fl I* ] tt and Side Yard Varlnac* from 10 It to 7 B tor accessory structure tor storage on Lot I. lest S IF fl. Earetl Stopat. P I II. Pg t l In Section I I I If. on Wetl Late llranllay Road and Virginia Drive, to mil* Northol S R *)* (D IS T 1) 1 YVONNE SMEARS O V E R S TR E E T B A lf I* t i l TfV - R IA A Han denbal Zone — Lot Sly* Variance from 11.700 tq h lo • M l tq II and Lot Width Variance Irom M tt to a ) It on Lot 1 Block B Hep!at of T r a d Fl Sanlando Springs. PB f. Pg at. m Sac bon D i l i * , on the C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R <*••*"«> tsever cr iiHoyr *»,« are (reeled worn oweeatsms *f tamuua im lask reuw m she c*ewr Manas tar w r a In iW rr s a y by CONNif WENLfl “YQSMDFOQUF EFJDQE WMFQLJDH RMCVYCULC — M. O. JB MOO FAQ CU NLVCOEF MOQDCWM," EFQOU. P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N : ' W o b ig In • V C R a(je in lit* U S A . but no city hotel* a candle 1 0 L A " — L a rry King » V% Legal Notice E*|i s d* of Teagarden itreel. 1 0 0 ft North of Pin*view Siroei. wetl ol Palm Spring* Drive (O IS T a) S SARAH F BRADLEY B A II It 151 7SV — R I Retiden 11*1 Zona — Lot Sly* Vorlnac# Irom I d ) tq It to MOO tq tl and Lol Width Variance Irom 7# tl to MM on Lol 1. Block 7. Lockhart S/D. PB 1 Pg TO, In Section l S I f X . on Ih* E atl tida Of Airport Blvd. X fl South ol ttth Street ID IS T II ( R O B E R T £ S E IG LE R B A II IF ES) M V At Agriculture Zen* — Lot Sly* I Varlnac* Irom 4).)*f tq ft to SI.MD tq IF. Lot Width Variance Irom I X tt to 111 IT. end Front Setback Variance Irom X IT lo I t N on th* N I X tt of E IH II of W 714 I tl ol NWto ol NWto ol Section 71 TO 13. on Ih* South tid* of Lake Geneva Road to mil* Eatl ot First Strati (DIST 1> 4 DO NALD C S M ITH B A II It 111 M V A l Agriculture Zen# — Lol Width Variant# from I X fl to f4 II and Lot Sll* Variance from 41.144 tq tt to X 440 tq ft on Tea Portal A/1FC at thown on Assessor I Map No f ). In Section 14 7* If. on Partont Rd. to mile N ol E E Williamson Rd. W ol Mertham Woods Rd (O IS T )) C S P E C IA L EACEP TiONS M O B IL E HOME A P P LIC A TIO N S /A I A G R IC U L T U R E ZONE I L O R R A IN E V O G ELS A N G B A II It I I I I D T E - To place a mobile home on Lol X . Country Acre*. In Section if It 17. on Ih* North tide ol Bob While Troll, to mil* E a tl ol Snow Hill Rd ID IST II ) BOB BY B E N N E T T — B A If I t t i l 110TE To place a mobile ham* (R E N E W A L OF M EDICAL H A R D S H IP ) on T# » Parcel A/IDE as thown on A lta i to. t Map No H ) In Sac lion 1) J i 11. on ih* W*H lids ot latavlaw Avanue. to mil* South ot I oka M lllt Rd (O IST I) ) JAM ES A S M ITH — B A II It f)| t o r n - To place a mobile horn# (R E N E W A L ) on T a i Parcel A / 11 at ihown on Atttttor » M ap No 111 In Sac I ion I t 11 It, an Ih* South old* ol Mlklar Road, to mile Wat! ol S H 4J4 (D IS T II 0 ITE M S C O N TIN U E D FROM JU L Y IS. IM ) I LEW IS F W IL K IN ! BA<7 IF IS It F V - R IAA Rett dtntlal Zona — Sld* Slrael Variance Irom IF If lo I tl lor horn* workshop and florae* building on th* W U ) II ol Lol 107. loti N *0 II thereof. Loch Arbor, C rytlal Laka Club Sac lion PB 1. P gt 7174. In Section ) X X, on Ih* North**it corner ol Lake Blvd end Homeward Drive. South of Country Club (DISI S) E S P E C IA L EKCEP TIO N S ,O TH E R 1 E N V IR O N M E N T A L S E R V IC ES — S E M IN O L E C O U N TY B A I f I* ID SsE A I Agriculture lone Public Utility Use E llluenl Disposal SE to ol SWto ol NE to I lest S IF II lor road r/w ) In Saciton 3 ) ) I X . Iub|uct to Fl* Power Corp oetemenl at recorded In ORB IF). PG a* Further da scribed at located on In* N tide ol Rad Bug Lake Rd I K n it Wot Dodd Rd ID IST II 1 IN LAN D M A T E R IA L S . INC B A Ilie t F IX E M I Indus trial Zone — To build e rod! m u concrete plant on th* SWto of Mbs ot NEto ot SC to at Sec bon I I I I II. located South ot 1 R 4J4, on Ih* E e tl tide ol 4th Slreol (O IS T I ) ) H E A TH R O W LA N D A DEV C IO P M E N T CONT B AIf If 111 FFE A I Agriculture Zone To permit wastewater treatment plant on lhat pari ot Sto ol Sac lion ) l It X . lying W ol Sanlord Grant l In* and E a tl ol Railroad, located al ih NE corner ol Seaboard Coastline Railroad H,W and Paolo Hoad ISRsaA). (D IS T I) s SAM UEL H ME IT IN B A II1 f E D S )E Plannad Unit Development Zone — To allow accessory parting lor pattenger vehicles Intended lor an ad|e cent commercial ut* and re quasi approval ol gat pumps at an accettory ute on Tat Parcel A/I4K at thown on Attestor t map no 111. In Section 7 I I X .ln (he Tos wood P U D located on Ih* Eatl tide ol Hunt Club Blvd. to mil# North ol S R 4)4 ID IST ) ) F STEVE G R IF F I T H A C U H A 1 HONDA I D E A L E R S H IP B A II 1*1)1 4*E - C ICo m m er del Zone — Request revision to Special E •cep bon granted 4/17/tl lor automobile service tacillly to *How lor construction Eetl ol Ih* SWIy boundary ol Ih* unnamed r w on Ihe follow ing property L o lt I 7. Inclusive, Block )1. Kathryn Perk AddiLen No L PB F. Pgt t ) I t let* and etcepl ihel portion lying within th* tig h lio la a y ol U S Hwy 171] at now laid out, conletnign ) I) acres And th* W I X H ol Gov lo l 4. S ol S R (lots Bloc* II, ol kalhryn Park Addition No I. PB I. Pgt f l a t In Section ) I I X . loti rd r/w Further described et located on Ih* NE corner ol H w y IF f l and SaminolaBlvd (O IS T II 4 JOHNNY S O U 7 H F R L A N D B A II I f f t ) FIE A I Agriculture Zone — To allow privato reunited landing and lake oil fir tb ip on loh S MF F4 II ot Block B Lake Harney Shot es PB 7. Pg 77, In Section 14 X >1 end Taa Parcel 4 as thown on Assessor s Map No X* located on Ih* NW corner ol WhHcomb Drive end Fort ban* Rd IDIST Fl 7 FLO R ID A P U B L IC U T IL IT IE S COM PANY B A illtU IE lE A) Agriculture Zona — To allow Ih* in|i*n*bonot a gas measuring station on th* E M tt of S I X It ot E )44 It Of W teo H o i s k*4 ft ot NWto ol Section X I* X . lets 5 IF It tor Waytlde Drive Further described at located to mil* Eatl ol Paoia Corners on the North tide ol W ayude Drive ID IST Fl I T L C C US TO M B O D Y SHOP A GARAGE - B A I I I t t l ) ME — C l Commercial Zone - to permit auto repair end body shop on Ih* lot low ing property From Ih* inter section ol Ih* W R W line ot CR 411 and Ih* N bn* ol Ih* Sty ot lb* SE to of i t « NE to of Ih* SE to ol Section ) X X said ll.i# being Its* S line ol 1ND A D D IT IO N TO P AR KVIEW PB a Pg ). thence run S along told H to TOO tt thence run S If deg 47 min W parallel wllti tatd N line. IM tt there* N parollel wllh tald W R/W line 100 11. thane* N t t dag 47 min E along tald N line al S 't of th* SE to ot Ih* NEto of th* SEto IM tt to P O B roc a led an W ude *« South Sanlord Avanue. South ol 17th Sfrael ID IS T I ) F APPROVAL O P M IN U T E S Legal Notice I Ju ly IS. ) f U — Regu'M Meeting, TNI* public hearing will bt hex in Room W I X ol m* Semlnok County Services Build Ing. DO! E First Slreel. San Ford. Florida, an Augutl It. IMF al * 00 P .M . or at toon thereof ter at possible Written com men It (Had with ih* Land Management Director will b* considered Pertont ap peering al Its* pubhc tsaarlng will be heard Hearings may be coni in seed from lima to lima et found necessary Furrhav del*iIt available by calling li t D X . Eat 441 Persons are advised that. If they decide to appeal any da cl Don mad* af this hearing, may will need * record ol the pro coadlngt. and, tor such purpose they may need to Inturo that a verbatim record of m* proceed ingt It mad* which record Includes Its* testimony *nd #vi dene* upon which Its* appeal it to bt bated per Section 7*4 ftftt. Floe Ida Statutot S E M IN O L E C O U N TY BOA R O O F A D JU S TM E N T BY R O G E R P E R R A . C H A IR M A N Publish July IF. IMF DEH 14) IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T. E IG H T E E N T H J U O I C IA I C IR C U I T . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO *) IM F C A M P IN RE T H E M A R R IA G E OF K A TH Y L Y N N S M ITH . P*(lbors#r/Wil*. and D A N IE L L L O Y D SM ITH, R aspondees 11H usband N O T IC E O F A C TIO N TO D A N IE L L L O Y D S M IT H whose latl known residence It Monterey North Apartments 111 Eetl Alternant* Drive Apert men! I4 X Alia man I* Springs. Florida 11701 YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action for Petition ol Dlttolullon ol Mar rlag* hat been Iliad against you and Ih* Petition seeks art award ol lhal certain properly legally emitted lo you but acquired during the court* ol thll mar rlag* located al Route 1. Bor 4FC, Sanlord. Sami nola County. Florida, more particularly d* scribed at On* I I ) I f f l Sutukl GS4XT M o t o r c y c l e VIN f IG L F lA a C lIO X t) On* I I I S u tu k l G S 104S Motorcycle V IN i T WOkcel In th* Circuit Court ol Seminole County. F lo rid * . C at* No I I 3)4) C A 04 P, and you are required lo tarv* a copy ol your written detente*. Il eny, to II on S TEV EN L LAUR ENCE. ESQOIHF ol C L E V E L A N D A B R ID G ES Pool Of lice Drawer Z. Sentord. Florida. 13773 07TI on or before the H it dey ol Augutl A D , IMF. end tile the original with the Clerk ol Ihii Court ellhar before service an Pel Iboner't attorney or imme dialely thereetier. otherwise e default and Final Judgment will tie entered agalntl you lor Ih* rebel demanded In the Petition W ITN E S S my hand and Ih* teal ol this Court on this IFIti deyol July. A D . IMF D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk ol the Circuit Court By /■! Linda M McNeil Deputy Clerk Publlth, July I*. IF. Augutl l . l . IMt D E H 10) f ic t it io u s n a m e Notice it hereby given Ihel I am engaged m buiinett el 400 Srn M a ne Av* Allamonl* Springs. S e m in o le County. Florida under Ih* licllllout n a m e ol R L G S A L E S ASSOCIATES. INC and lhal I Inland to register said name wllh Ih* Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florid* In accordance with Ih* pro V is io n s ol th* Flcllliout Nem# Mali.its To w ll Section 14)4* F lorida Slaluttt lt t l /*/ Robert L Glllonwator Publlth July 4. II. II. IF. IM t D E H It F I C T IT I O U t N A M l Nolle* It hereby given that we aia engaged in butinatt al 310 O S F r e n c h A v * . S a n lo rd . Seminole County. Florida H IM under Ih* Hcbbout name of CAB DISCOUNT A U T O P AR TS , and lhat w* Inland to regular tald nem* with Ih* Clark ol lb* Circuit Court. Semi not# County, I lor ida In accordance wllh Ih* provision* ol Ih# F lc lllio u t Nem* Slalutot, To wll Section MS 0* Florida Statute* l»FF l%> CieoM Combi k Bonnie J Combi Publish July It. II. 2F A Augutl I IM ) OEM t j IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , F L O R ID A P R O B A TE D IVIS IO N File Number ft )4 ) CP IN HE E S T A T E OF A G N ES E A U G U S T IN Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The e d m in itlra iio n ol Ih* •t l al * ol A G N E S E A U G U S T IN deceased, F lit Number f t 14) CP, it pending in Ih* Circuit Court For Seminole C e u n ty. F i e n d * P ro b a ta Division Ih* acFdrett ol which it Seminal* County Courthouse, Sanlord. Flo rid a JJ7 JI Th# names and addresses ol th* pel Iona l repretanlallve and Ih* personal representative t *1 •orney #r* sal lor in below Ail Interested persons ere required to III* wllh Ihk court w it h in th r ee m o n th s of THE FIR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS F40TICC I I I all claim* against the aslato and 111 any e b le d lo n by an Interested parson to whom nolle* was mailed lhal ch*n*ng*s its* valid lly ol Ih* will, th* qua bile a I toot ol Ih* par tonal rapretaotahv*. v*nu*. or luritditnon of rh# T l’l C LA IM S A N O O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F I L E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication of fhlt Notice hat begun on July II. IMF Personal Repretanlallve RO BERT L A U N Z IN G E R M 7Th Slreel Wetl K eantbut g New Jersey 07714 Attorney tor Personal Representative M A R G U E R ITE B R E N N A N 3447 Tamarack Trail Apopka, Florida U7UJ Telephone I X ) 17*1 1101 PuElith July IA 3). IMS OEM 107 71— H«lpW*nt*d CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 Avan Hiring Smiling Feces I C A L L IM M E D IA T E L Y Orlando - Winter Park 031-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 t i m e ....................... .. HOURS 3 c o n if c u t iY # tim e t 8:30 A M. ■5:30 P.M. MONDAY ttim FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Noon F lllfll___________33)1*34 E JL IC U T jV I SECRETARY Front office, phonos, filing, typing holplul Pormonon! pool bon Novor # F ** TEMP PERM____ 774-1341 IT C 11 S IC ■ I 7 c b itte c u tie * tim e* 52C a I 10 C btFM C iitif* tim es 4SC a I C o n tra c t R a tts Available 3 Lift#) M inim um DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A .M . Saturday Fram ing CergaoferfOuebftod crews of 4 or more tor ongoing project 111 H43or M » 4414 O Y M N A S TIC C E N TE R R E C E N T IONIST To U X hr Lor* ol phone answer Ing I L lk e jp o rk . y f ’R enfoy II here' Type accurately loan m ars*m needed I Fun spoil il an mat Employment 323-5176 m i Fr*mN Ava­ LEASINGAGENT E ip preferred Call tor ap polntmanl J1144X or I I I kail, betweent 4 17— Cemetery and Crypt! Far Sal* 1 lott. tid* by tide, in Garden of Memory Sec'ion Oak lawn Memorial Part IFfF lor both lolt or lead* tor equal value Call H I 1141 ______ 25— Special Notices Custom order pair magnetic signs lor car or truck tnclud Ing name, address. Phone number and logo, *71 Ossie StgiKrefl Sleds* I II 7444 ABORTION COUNSELING 23— L o s t & F o u n d L a tl m a la g r a y poodle M t l l o n v l l l e A re a Tu ts F/|f/«F Reward 371 t l 7* Loti While Vinyl Purs* wllh grey wallet Vicinity at lllh SI A French on July I ) No gueiiioni R E W A H0 177 eeFfl M edium Ptekapao Tamale, silver gray w/tan clipped Loti July II. Sanlord Av* Reward! Fam ily pel IX e*7l Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A P R O B A T E OIVI1ION File Number at 4tf CP IN R E F S T A T E O F GEORGE LEHM AN GARDNER. Deceased N O TIC E OF a d m in is t r a t io n Th# adm inistration ol the aslato ol G E O R G E LEH M AN GARDNER deceased File Number I t « X C P . H pending In Ih* Circuit Court tor Seminal* C o u n ty F lo r i d a . P rob ate Division. She address of which It Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Flo rid a 31F7I The name* and addresses ol th* personal representative and the personal representative t al Iprnay are tat forth below AH Interested partont are required lo III* wllh Ih k court. W ITH IN T H R E E M O NTH S OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS N O T IC E <11 ell claims agalntl th* atlal* and (Jl any a b la d lo n by an Interested parson urs whom mi* nolle* was vw.vwd m el challenge* me vail* Ify ol tb# will, the qualification* at th* personal representative, venue, or |urlsdiclion ol th* court A LL C LA IM S ANO O BJEC TIONS N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication ol this Nolle* has begun on July II. IMF Personal Representative Frederick L Gardner DOrengawood Court Apopka. Florida 33X3 Attorney lor Personal Representative Charles E Gordon P O Bo. 1*13 Winter Par k F lor Id* 137*0 Telephone IX F I M* I0FJ Publish July I*. It. IM t DEH IM • IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISIO N File Number M 44) CP IN R E E S T A T E O F W ILL 1AM A M U N R O E Deceased N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th# adm inistration ol Iha •s t a ll o l W IL L IA M A MUNROE deceased F ila Number ft ass C P Is pending In ih* Circuit Court lor Semlnok C o u n ty . F lo r i d a P ro b a l* Division. Ih* aetdress ol which I* Stm m ok County Courthouse Sanlord Flo rid a F17FI Th* names and *ddrass*s ol m* personal repraswnlaliv* and Ih* personal representative * i> to*nay art sal lorlh below AH ln ltr*tt*d parsons ar* required to III* w llh Ihk court W ITH IN T H R E E AAONTHS OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS N O TIC E I I I all claims against th* aslato and It) any u b itilio n by an interested person on whom Ih k nolle* was served Inal challenges th* valid lly ol Ih* will Ih* qualification* ol Ih* per tonal representative, venue, or jurisdiction of in* court ALL C LA IM S A N D O BJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication ol Ih k Feobc* hat begun on July II. IMF Personal Haprasantobv* /» A N D R E W C M U N R O E Jl Catino Slreel Unit IF Freeport N*w York IIF X Attorney lor Personal Representative 7s/ A E D W IN SHINM OLSER oIS H IN H O LS E R M O N C N IE F. B A R K S A N O R E ID P O Bos 117* Sanlord. Florida JJ77J TJX Telephone IX F I 33) 14*0 Publlth July It. IF. IM t O EH IdJ F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle* k hereby given Inal I am engaged in businast si P O B at 144, Sanlord. Somlnok County. F le rld a undo* Ih* licllllout name of SEM IN O LE D I R E C T M A I L S H O P P IN G G U ID E , and llsat T inland to register said name with tr* Clark al th* C ircu it Court, Seminole County Florida In accardanc* with Its* previsions *f Ih* Fkfltteut Nam* Slalutot. To o il Sat bon MF Of Florida Slalutof IttJ 7*7 William J Burgess Publlth July A II. 14. IF. IMF D E H 14 H O W E L L PLACE *1 SANFO R D 7MW Airport Blvd Call tor lerhtrtwienl I I I 7X4 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 27— Nursery & Child Care 21 — P e r s o n a ls Free Prtgftency Tt%f* ln<** vidua I Count# Ifrvg Call for •ppointm+nf «v*nlog hour* •v t e b t e 331 f m LICENSED BEAUTICIAN F R ID A Y B S ATU R D AY O N L Y Babysitting in my horn# R# sponsible mother Hot meats m Ta x , anytime____________ Babysitting In My Ham* Lav mg mother loves children! Lunch A snack Pit H wy 4J4 I X IIM ID Y L L W IL 0 E A R EA Fullllm * and school pick op. Refer ences Call U I I S O S ____ Longwqod Area Loving, caring Mother el |. with references infants to 7 yrs EJ4 III* 33— Real Estate Courses * * * * • Thinking #1 getting * * * Real Estole LicenseY * W* altar Fra* Tulllan andcawllntrav* Training! Call Dick ar Vltkl tor details 471 1447 71) )M* E v t 77AIIF* Kayes ol Florida , Im . I* Years Eiparkncel 55— Business Opportunities Own your own Jean Sportswear Ladles Boubqu*. or children s S to re N a tio n a l B rands I I ) . *00 Includes llslure s. tra in in g . Initial Inventory, accessories, and more Call now I M r Tato (7041 174 FMF S E C U R IT Y PLUFI 1JSF% Short Term Mortgage money needed 134 OOO backed by F4F.OOO income properly I H I 4471 71-Help Wanted L A F U N J O B A INCOME 1 to mho* tcryt/Qtftl 10II hour* |7 119 pmt hr No i n v « t t m « n t Cor 132 IfSO _____________________________________ AAA T E M P ft rw«f dlvlllon of A A A E M P L O Y M E N T , no* Invite* you fo oppiy for tem porory #mpteym#fsl Good Jobt for Good Ptopte No F h to Yowl! Call Salty m 00S7 Acrylic Applicator* naotted te apply protect!** coaling on cart, boat* *r*d pten#i %\ te I I I par hour train For worii in Sanford ar«a call Tam pa 111 H A m i A cfart Acfrfttiftt Models AO I a Ian I tor movtet.TV A print work S ir tout only apply Paramount Calling, Mf HTJ ACTORS EIIIU5 Needed lor 1 Melor Motion Pictures, and I TV soap, all types Call 111 i m Interna I SanaI Tekrrl Oresrp AIR CONDITION MECHANICS Installation Salary based on •■penence plus banalik Paid v a c a t io n a n d h o lid a y s X F 173 AF41__________________ A L L T Y P E S JO B ) S TA R T W ORK NOW I X LAB O R / C V s k i ares ’ P * FO BCt sen m I NO h r F IE ! Report ready tor wore al * AM X T W 1 st SI Santord 321 1590 ATTENTION TELEMARKETERS The Evening Herald ha* pot! lions availabk tor phone sobc ilock to work Monday through Friday holwen 4 PM end t PM I goal tor the individual with a Iriondly voice end some sale* eiperlenc* This position provide* wag* plus com mission Interested applicants should contact me Evening Herald at IX F I 111 M il and esk lor Iha circulation d* parlmorsf____________________ A u t o m o b ile S ele s D e ar* tentative needed No esperi enc* necessary, polygraph required Call tor more In tormeban 14) 1X0 Bekysitter Loving Grandma to car* for our 4 men old daughter in eur home Ap proelmalely IF hour a week day lim a Cali m 4*71 C A IH IE R / H O S TE S S tor dining room Evenings, perl bm* Possibly lull bm* Apply In person Mon Thur ] s P M al Del tone Inn 1 4 Deltona E ilt C H IL D C A R E Fu ll ond part lima peoilloni availabk Ma torlty. common tans* genuine le v * a n d k n o w le d g e o l children a must Training and •spectone* preferred Apply In parson M l E lllh Si Sanford E a r ly Childhood U a rk Apparel I H ) 41*1# Street H I I4F* Need! Experienced Sewing Machine Operators C O O K /VAN D R IV E R For pr# school cantor Man Frt. 1 1 PM Good starting pay plus bt* insurance tor quell bed person ever I I years s*d wilh cfiaufteurt license Call: JU4S47 DOM INO'S P I U A now hiring drivers F k n b k hours. U I par hr Musi have awn car with liability insurants A be al least ) ( yrs aid Call H I XQ0 H A M *PM Eacelknl opportunity to bagm a career in the building mater! al industry In our three year training program Training includes operation ol heavy d e l i v e r y e q u ip m e n t, w arehousing, dispatching, sake B classroom Instruction M utt be established resident with tom* collage, construe bon or supervisory esperi enc* Sto stay week period, competitive salary A banalik program Call X J f Y sen* resume, or appry in parson to R IN K E R M A TE RIALS. CORP Hwy 441 A Ciarcana Read P O Bei tin* Orlande, f I »S*4 ^ ____ I0 E MECHANIC/ jh u c k d r iv e r Wanted lor floor under ley menl Contact GjpsumFloon ol Eli., Inc. 1 W * F44 X f f l Weekdays A V O N E AR N IN O S W OW III O P E N TE R R IT O R IE S NOWttt t i l l ) ) ) kr )H-*4ie M U F F L E R IN S T A L L E R S Looking lor tutor*! Esperi enced In a s h u tl. shocks, brakes, saiet Good salary Advancement to management for right parson Cell 141 ueo. PM A U T O C E N TE R NURSE AIDES AND LIVE IN Private duty, if«ff duty arsd hom# car# petfftervt available E Rctitenl pay M E D IC A L P ER SO N N EL POOL )0S 999**11 EOE M /F/M 'V NURSES AIDES Ail ihiftt Good atmotph#ft and banafiti Apply at Da Bary Manor, *9 N N«ry 17-ti. Da Aar y E O E ____________ __ O R D E R P U LLE R W 71 hr Train eomptatelyt Laarn to oparate forhlitt Help •ill « round warvNiulMl Naadi ▼bo IT You Today If fib Employment 323-5176 __________ 111) PraacRi Ava P A Y R O L L C LER K 1230 90 wk ♦ U i t your payroll tNpartanca to land thtf t»»»a Vary iarga pft»*>g»oul c o m p a n y w ith ta c tllft n t banaltf ipa<hagai Em ploym ent 323-5176 * a 9 a * French Av# SECURITY OFFICILRS immediate positions available X hr a weak So Semlnol* area |4 FF par hr ar med and F4 uo par hr /unarmed Tim* and a hall on holidays Apply In person IH E Colonial Dr . Suit* X F OlansFa S U R V E Y C R EW t.penanced party c h k lt A inttrumenl men wanted Permanent positions wllh good pay A i i t n i t n l banalik in Orlando area Send resume I* P E C Inc . X0 C Robinson S I . Soil# IS**, Or lend*. F L )}f* l Tired *• Jab Hunllngt C a li F u t u r e s th ey n a ve hundreds ol |ob openings tor (nose who want to work *7« a m c e m e n t w o r k e r s a H E L P E R S E ic t lk n t pay Start right away 4714X0 D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no at parknc* nactstary Fullllm *. Good starting pay 4X 4X 0 G E N E R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E S Great starting lota Several openings Good pay 471 4X0 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y tad P R O D U C TIO N WORK Most thills open Good pay tce kv 471 4)00 IM M E D IA T E O P IN IN O S General Construction labor Good pay 474 4X0 T R U C K D R IV E R S Long haul Im modi* to1 Good driving r* cord Over 11 474 4X0 L O C A L D R IV E R S Straight trucks Good pay Stort right away 471 4X0 R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H E L P E R S . C LER K S. CRT O P ER A TO R S Im m edlato openings Good pay seeks Call 471 4X0 NOW I W E L D E R S Certified Eicaltont pay teak* Call today *7| 4X0 P A I N T S R t A P A IN T E R N I L P I R l . I m m e d la l * Openings good sterling pay Call today *71 4X0 O R YtW A LL- Wllh ar without a e p a r la n c * Im m e d ia te openings Good pay Call X day 474 4X0 �KIT ‘N’ CAHLYLE • by Larry Wright 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 117— Commercial Rentals Larga t bdrm . acreened porch Reiidentlai arae idaai tor ting le IT* 5 mo 333 )3a1______ Ra’ til ottica ipaca " mo M M up it two At*o itoraga avallabia Call 13! oaaa batwaan S A M 11 Noon (to*) M l 5000 attar 1 PM__________________________ 7 1 - Help Wanted Phono workon no u i m . maw or tam*w i* yaar* or oiotr. tlu d a n li O » M u tt h « „ tfontpoctaiion n por hour p'ui good bonv*#! Full ftm* pr***.r*d For IntarvWw Coll t n n t i m tar M o ri Spec tout Apartment! Minute* tram tfwy a*34 Lake front pool, tennu. adult*, no patv laundry Starting at 1305 a mo Cali M3 0T*3 to tae_________ __ W tk iv a R i r t i E l l l c l t n c , Carpal air canoe me adult* nopa’i 13SO mo 323 *470 HEAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE Migti Earning* Potanhalt Modem office In •acaitant locotlon Complete training program New diviton ot old etlebi lined firm Coll now for detoili on pkotonl working condition! and to aacvre your future Jim Bofterfy___________ U i t U L NURSE S A ID E S All m ifti. Cagerienced or certified pee tarred Apply In panon a' Lotevtew Nurung Canter, t i t 6 irwt St . Sanford I «nd I bdrm A lio ftpiUahod attic ttney from ITS week 1350 depot.t No pell Call O T *5Ct 5 T PM tit Pa'metto I Bedroom ... I Bath . nopeti UdO a mo *300 tecunty __________r o iaae 3 Bdrm . I bath. Dal*.* Apt UTS per month *350 tecunty depovt Call 333HSA_________ 3 bdrm , I bath 1330 mo *300 dtp No pelt United Sale! Altec , Inc R E A L TO R S Call New: 111 3*31 TRUSS ASSEMBLERS For night ih ilt Experienced prtterred. but w ill train Ercelleni benefit* with com petuioe pay Apply at The Lew e't T r u » i P lant i t t l Aileron C ircle. lA I r p e r l), laniard Induitrul Part I L P N i reeded lo w ort in bwiy doctor! office to help with patient care and ottlce clerical wort M u ll be very good typiil familiar with medical tramcription Starting i t la « pernocr To work la houri per week Cell M m Thom at on •fad only at ) ! ) jjso lor application U t l S P E C IA L I A 1 bdrm tram u i o Lake Ad* F K i.b K le a f 133*430 101— Houses Furnished / Rent Wekiva River r * acre private wooded and fenced ) bdrm ] bath fami l y room w hraplact Horta OK tits Call 331 *are_________________ 1 Bdrm I bath houke Wa*h*. d fya r a ir haat. carpet, fenced yard Adult*. *,ngi* family 5*00 per month 1300 tecunty depotit Call 133*3** 73— Employment Wanted 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent Reliable end eipen*«9<ed hom« Slid office E liin m g Dally weekly, op monthly Reason Can m i n u DeBary ting'# family house 2 B d rm J both, screened porch .HKNded lot on qutot sheet 12> I71) qt 1*9 I Leo Hi DDE N LA K E Nicety deco re ted 2 Bdrm . 3 both eppii ences blinds Sl4) p*f month Ceil 221 lets__ • • • IN D E L T O N A # e e • e HOMES FOR R E N T e e e e » ♦ 104 i e________ 91— Apartments/ House to Share Female to Ihart ) M r m hom«m Long wood with moth*r of 2 Non ymoker, mutt l ie kid* 1200 per month piuy security end utilities Call >30 n i l Boom me to w anted to short 1 bdrm op' Coll Debbto 221 NEWHOMES FOR RENT Energy Efficient 3 bdrm , J beth Pi Ho Homes nestled In quiet country setting, neer shopping A schools Close to Lehe Mery I/O C alt 93— Rooms for Rent Christian Apts A H om ti TV,, kitchen, iMjndry* maid. tsc wk I . p Qrl 473 422 0*10 Non smoking retiree, kit<he*> pr i viieget 1290 per month Coll t T iU J 9 Room for rent Pool end house privileges Cot.it to corner of H o lly Av* and 2)1h ft CosAntry Club jAjuy>r « u t Chech these feeturet: • 'Frost Free tefriflereler • Mi«c row eve • Dotage e Attic Storage • Wither Dryer Connections • On light Management E N TE R P R IS E 2 bdrm ) baths St Johns access IS VO mo LANOSTQCK B R O K E R ! 145 270 ...................... AnyHase wRmTuW xwu rMwr.«a wimp—a—ta •ww *R *-U *X 1* *O w *R rijww. a w i mm throughout 2021 W 1st i f . S400 m o . 1st. lost, 4 deposit 121 1104 eftev 2 PM IKNl! Seniord A w :J Bdrm. . J Beth, dee t cerpeted. fenced yerd. gerege wisher, newly decoreted Responsible t#ml ly U t ) • deposit Cell 472 A4«; 2(2f Seniord Ave 2 Bdrm , 1 both, t i l l per month. See Seiurdey II ) P M m U s ) AVAILA B LE NOW Furnished Studio A pei!menti One Bedroom Apts Two Bedroom Apt« M U SI! LEASES SENIOR C ITIZ EN S D IS C O U N T R A N C H S T T L E L IV IN O III SANFORDCOURT APTS. 373 3301 Efficiency Aputmen! with Utllltlet accept gat 113 ilO l Efficiency apartment No pels no smell chMdrtn f i l l per month 1200 security deposit 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent Con m taee____________ Furn Apfs for Sen Mr C fluent 211 Palmetto Ave J. Cow on No Phone Cell* L a s # Mery I bdrm furnished ept Single men no pet* Reedy now Ceil 222 29JC Lovely 2 Bdrm with screened porch. Complete privacy ltd© week plus 12SO sec dep 222 m otor g l H J T Remodeied 1 bdrm «/ p r| y . entrance petto, air 1 more ITtS mp ♦ sec 22) 41J4 Shebo I adult no pet«. air. all •Itcfrtc. quMt residential S72) per month 272 >011 t end 2 bdrm includes util apartmenti 'near town f t ) and M ) per wees Call 272 i294 Let* Mary 2 Bdrm wesher dryer hookups. eppH ences quiet eree U )0 discount Investees Reel ly Services *Jt *014 Lexge 2 bdrm . I both, vaulted ceiling, eppilences hook ups. screened pefio 1210 1400 221 2212 between 4PM A 7PM 1B0I H Melton#(He 7 bdrm 1 both |lr, eppuences S22S per mo plus 122) security deposit Cell m SU\ evening* 107-Mobile Homes / Rent Quial Araa S Point! 1 or 1 b d rm i. triad, lot Pot OK id .* 1to. Handyman typ* LkX mo plutta* 133 >*•*attar*. 1 Bdtm Furnished Apartment Call. 333 U3* 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent Il l -Resort/Vacation Rentals R A M B O O C O V I A P TS M IC Airport Blvd t Bdrm .1 Bath IJM me ) Bdrm , I Bath 111] m . p h o n e ........................... m a a g i •COUNTRY SETTING • Call ■»*****#«***** 321-1911 127— Office Rentals Approi eoo sq ft office spec* 1021 \* 1st St Only U )0 per mo 222 1104. oNer 2__________ L ih t M ery Blvd Beyheed Centre Firm 700 sq H to 2 OOQ: tq ft Rent negobebit 272 2230 y 44? I TOC _________ C -en *!#*■* Auilibl* No* Open Rfeektnds tIM MASTERS COVE......323 7SOO SHENANDOAH VILLAGE Rtesonebie end con venient 201 N Mepie Sentprd 527 KRO 141— Homes For Sale 141-Homcs For Sale Osteen 4 bdrm 2 bath on i acres with horse barn and pasture 174 900 Long wood Lake Mary Schools. •errifK buy at *S4 POO App HOC sq H 2 bdrm . H i bath * tifres Non assumbab'e loan An i toys Owner 123 1101 New Hemes Near Osteen 2 Bdrm I bath* air h#al *27 000 12100 down includes closing, costs Payments ot *110 per month BATEMAN REALTY Lie Reel I i1 « t « Broker 2**4 Sentord Ave C O U N T R Y W ID E R E A L T Y Reg R E Brekav 122 1 2 ) 1 •>• Msry 411* Osteen* Fla Owner Reduced make otter ) bdrmi H i bath Move m lor schou* JJ) 7417 ____ 321 0759 Eve. 322-7643 By Owner 3 bdrm , I'y beth in ground pcof peddle tens 12* 2) pefio prUecy fence 1*4 000 Cell Cor t m j 221 By Owner 1 bdrm , I bAtft Lerge tot Specious t7oo sq ft under root 11,000 down, essumeble morfgege In city, Seniord 14F « JO Day 222 1207. Eves 22i 0012 __________ BY OWNER 7 bdrm ; b*»r Pool Ftrtplece e trt on cenel to l e t * M*r Sham Assume 1440 monthly with 14 OOO down Cell Bill Rotfe •111040 id e y ii or 277 7*10 «N.»es i I AIT COA1T C l I A N IN G C O Trim carpentry repetr* Nevy trained New construction clean yp Rental unit < leaning A pam tmg Call Howard 772 27T Q _____________________________ I ■(luS'ivi* Markham Nome i bd rm | bath J 1** acres Horses* Assume F H A By owner H21 000 277 4J7f SANFORD RtAlTT SANFO R D DUPLE*. 353) 3531 M'ghlawn A re Owner tmenc mg no quelitying, no points 7 Bdrm . 1 bam each apart men! over 1,000 sq It 4 yrs Old K itch e n appliances Ctntra* heat and air carpet drepei Rental income 1400 monthly Appointment only Owner 272 *04? Sanford Cypress Ave immacu t4»e 2 bdrm I bath Corner shaded lot garage screened I porch Wallace Cress Realty. Inc Rsaitor 2210171 Sartfoei! Near Gelt Course-' ) bdrm home with new carpet Ing Reef only l years old Solar hot water Offered at *12.kOO O W N E R Fl* Bdrm .. 1t% hefts, R e e m l L a rg a « / truff trees! No qualifying I T E R R IF IC L O C A T IO N I Aiiem e, ne qualifying lew Interest mortgage 1 Bdrm.* 1 bath, central air heat carpet, garage! Fenced with trees! Walk ft shopping» *44 V#e 323-5774 244* MW Y 17 n (Wr- L «k » !*e Wildwood Dr 2 bdrm ft bath, dbl garage, porch, canfrel air Super C lean | A isum able M ) 000 R EA LTO R M A R V IN K LA IL *47|l»l or 2*1 71*7 Hi DOCN LAN I l i t 000 1)000 down seller pays points, and closing tor qua!'tied buyer 2*1 2JMi Or 22) 1171 ___ JUST R IG H T FOR YOU ) Bdrm Py bath brick horn# >% ready and priced right at 144 tOO Recently redecorated Large lot Call to see m CALL BART i*» ■ m __nn K IS H R E A L E S TA TE *11 W .ll 15*1* S U M ) M n W t l l M W k «!»■*!*!>»• H .w Smyrna Boat* 1 bdrm 3 bolht. taOO wh . or 11300 mo 133 3330. or M3 1100 _________ S IX M O N T NS V O U N O i l * K * M 4 B.R o ffl ] t i l l E*l In kltcNan i< r* * n * d *,1*4- I (*r *41*** Ct*!4 t* lK.pfing M*ll>*l*a S*ll*f __ 113— Storage Rentals M idi SS**UR Nuthouses 331*41* 117— Commercial Rentals *340 S3SO R*l*ll B Oni<* Spac* x » 1*> to ) 000 1 4 n *1 * 0 !lor*Q* *.*il **>W 333 **0)________________ Adult! A Familial Malcamat IIM Sac w ily Dapatlt call....................................m - n » DR f AM COM t T R UE I | Bdrm. Central air. Large screened p o r c h I C w sto m d e c e r t Cerege, eifra large lenced yard w/lewaring Ireetf Kltch an equipped1 ' Mint condllienl Only i l l seo R EAL E S T A T E R EA LTO R ill Ift.W* UN IQ UE S k*«ra*m. n* B4IH h .m i 44 I 4cr*! C*U*r lr*m* •Ilk M * d 4*<kt. 4«I*<H*4 *4i4*4. •*#kro*f4 C4lk*Ur*l I till**!. tkr*pl4(. SIM M * CONDO 0*41*1,1.), i w i l l R M*w*r I M i n * . | ii B*lk. 1 !kw r FH A I Hi*n o n , *v*ll **(•5*1.5** OPEN SUN DAYS; I 1*1 PM (305)321 0041 E X C IT IN G N E W TH IN G S A R E H A P P E N IN G A T *15 W 3»tk 51.4.1 S*nta<d F IM H T REAL TO R Nh i *<rpor«. J M r m , I b*m 5(1 koo o» r*nl tar **31 p*r moMk F Irm Own*. M l *4*5 TH E e /V fe S ta a © * € — Apartments *100 Security (. » ** Deposit SHENANDOAH V ILU G E APTS. 3 Bdrm . I Bath Villa Better than new I Vertical blinds »n every room New range and re frig e r a to r B ra n d new c a rp e tl C orner unit with garage l i t 000 Yl . & 2 Bedroom Apts. Available Adulta and Families Welcome 3 2 3 .7 9 0 0 151— Investment Property / Sale CA5SELBE K R v 1 •<>* iw »d PR I 5*1 000 W M*ll(J<mlki R EA LTO R 1)3 )**J 153—Acreage Lots/Sale lot wilh beiutilu! oal Iipp. 333 l i f t r Mw I kiPM Need to rent lei lor small fraii#r In Sanford DeBa'y [tolaml 1 1 ecffat in the City ot Las# Mary on ttvv south end of 4th St Iwithin the City limitsi lil.ooo cash 11 interesied can 22i Mtg 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale • .Rental O f f ic e i 3 2 3 -3 9 2 0 ' 422J S. (MLAMOO M H Vt SAREORO Beachiid« Realty. R EALTO R S •04 42/ 1)1) Open 1 Days! 157-Mobile Homes / Sale Priced Reduced I I bdrm J bath, Large lot. Now 121 000 Large heme with eat in large living room, laundry, double te r central air/ heat Owner will finance kitchen, in door garage, li t 000 O TH E R HOM ES. LOTS. A C R E A G E IN V E S T M E N T P R O P E R TY C A LL A N Y T IM E R E A L TO R m tttl LIST W lT H U S t Ht T0U ttICO tO IMON IN IEM (SHU Lifetima Adult Park............ Laf Renft »ioo »M0 Includet Water Garbage'Pick up Yard Maintenance Immediate Occupancy Gregory Mobile Homey 122 STM U e*Q Sentry ) Bd*m a e>r and ail apphancey i l *00 CaH 221t 1ft* Skyiin« JB d rm . Jbath u t up in Carriage cove, adult lection Many ••tray Moving,, mutl yeiil Call 3J2 71)1 W A LK IN V*« to ri A v , A IJtK JI Zenith 25 ciMor tale vision O iQ <nal price Over 1*00 Balance due 124* 00 cash or take over payments 121 month Still in * | M in ly NO M O N C Y DOWN Free home trial no o b la tio n Call 1*2 V)*4 da* or ntghf 199— Pets & Supplies 223— Miscellaneous Ability Kennels Dog txnardmg Country Atmospherr Mea'Scm • t 1a R a l e s ) 1 ) 7 7 70 Bunnies Mini lops 1)0 111 each Regular bunniai 14 each 12' OVeVor 223 Olf* ROT TW E H E R Fa** months Purebred no papers *200 Ability Kennels 171 2270 Dmeif* %et 4 piece vttour Navy blue t'hrwri# giati table 11'SO 213— Auctions Hwy U (lu ll ta il Ot I 41 1 A N FO R D 17) 7M1 FOR E S TA TE C o m m a rcia l or Netidantial Auction* 4 A p t" 4>va v Call CWii %Auct'pn JJ) toJV_______ OuaranlMd ....... 33LS4M - *■f 1 ij e r a I of 1 1) 0 L tHon Microwave )12) uwd rekfau rant equipment 32)717* Tire* few 4 wheel drive irm.kt 17 k 40 % and 14 X la % pluk I* \ rimy Good candiflqn Be*! offer m tsar U t ilit y tra lla r t m L rg Bar N grill I I I is tn. life w ithrIm i n 272 .” *• 4 ft A IT «« Heavy t)u»y fanoem Traitor 1)7)00 • . W E W ILL B U T * * • • YOURU3EOCAR*• .C A L L P H IL B E T T IS . C O U R TE S Y PONTIAC 13)113) USED CARS T H E B E S T IN T O W N t 1 TER M S C R E D IT HASSLES? 217— Garage Sales 7' Hot Tub antiquedrU. 1100 IR1RI LO W EST PR ICE ST IN TOWN Hwm ar>d pre owned jewelry T rekur a I Hand Jewelry 1)10)11 l OWN I Y ORGAN \V»/ 2 keyboardt bench, Hawaiian >imutator 12)0 Call All TQdl • We (fmrn F 'nance • -Down Pay men ti IXXJ and Up • Trade Ini Accepted D IS C O U N T A U T O B A L K S I h l l l French Ave T I T IANS It72 Dodge Dart Party only Jig engine 1250 !ranimation I I 00, other party for kale 374 7729 1*7100001 CORONI T Good running cond'fion Air. 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DRIVE O U T NATIONAL AUTO SALES 219— W a n t e d to B u y 183- Television / Radio / Stereo Complete Seat *«■ people SI500 Call 149 ) 791 •I Ekcort GL loaded 14)0 Down Small Mo Payment C H IC O * IH E MAN 4ft 0to0 233— Auto Parts / Accessories W A N T E D I d ' T o ,ota Cwoi* Wagon body in good condition 3)1 IVCUeit 192or 79) 2*77 237— Tractors and Trailers 5 . 1 1 ) ' ! it »a * ! »|I*> a *)*al Door 5*50 Q n l, irl*,a!l*d Call )3I *T!*atl*. 5P M 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers 2 3 1 -C a r s ★ DAYTONA AUTO a W AUCTION * Hwy 91., , .„ . M.... Oeytoaa Beach • a a e • Hatdt a a • * « * PUBLIC AUTOAUCTION l , * f , W*U N lta a lltM F M Jayco 197) Pop up 14 II . %l*ep» a Gay/aiac re frig e ra to r. 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Stamlram R .* it, it (aakM, tar *dw Call La* AIBrtfRR lodar a) 313 34* (••n.ntt 33) IM3 CALL A N Y T IM E FRO M *3 1 5 - COM M t R C IA L SPECIALIST B C B M B A L L JR P A R EA LTO R 13)411* NEW 1M YN NA BEACH bdrm , I bath beaihtide cot lag#' with commercial toning Stiff your own busmen rmst the oc ran 14 7 *O0 M U tY m c ei At toe 11 Y i m I i n e q s u EXCELLENT MANCINOI I w / F a m ily fenced yard H I M dawn S41.SM lo* «r irtti si in n u 1 7* in Sofa with walnut wood frame In medium blue 171 After i t i l a«4t 149— Commercial Property / Sale B id Credit? No Crvdit? 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Fuintshtd « Unturmshed 231-Cars M O VIN G SALE » : Satsuma Dr Saturday A Sunday July 1 7th 2fth Furniture house hcHd items, etc _________ M O VIN O SALE Friday A Sat u rd a y t lo i C lo th a s tumiturv A mlftc HB Club Rd ott West 21th St ____ Multi Family Yard Sale I speed g irl* bike sm all child i ctefhas many good things. South fth St Laka Mary Saturday. July 17th 1 * Yard Sal# Fr| A Sat «0i S Suniand D rive 223 0U1 Y A R D SALE 203 Cotltni t)r Suniand1 'Saturday 'Only I to V Furniture p»anf* * etc__ Y A R D SALE Household -terns t*>>k•, and ctothes Fri Sun day j | d F m p if # P l« f ____ 2 Fam ily Carport Sale Saturday July 77th • A M 4 PM '*c* Rokeway Sanford WILSON MAIER FURNITURE SING LE STORY LIVIN G Cell New lor More In For me lien Nice ) bdrm 2 both cen» heel eir 1st <•*» L sec dep Responsible person with rel erences F04 Fie l i l t S A N FO R D 2 M r m t bath fenced yard till© mo M O V I N G 1 A L E I B a ld w in Spinet Ilka new lUSO nice bunk beds. *71 antique rocker1 f'AiO chllttfobe U I I Maytag washer *17) 121 13*4 AM lIanc** Far i*t* *11 In Mt*ll*nf candifun A lull* I R f l k l l r t ......... 133 «)♦♦ 8 A 5 5 E T T C R IB f f llo * ( k « k « l im o * , «n* m *ttr«!! EkC*ll«nl com).ton. *300 Call 331 33*3_____________________ 111— Condominium Rentals ThurtdAy, July 2i. IMS — SB 217— Garage Sales 181— Appliances / Furniture Children A Rets Welcome Senior Cititens Discount Rooms t©# rtnf furnished or unfurnished Coll 222 2#)J i iifO1 )* Place _ _ 5 AN FORD Furnished room* by the week Reasonable rotes Mo'd service Coll 222 4)0? _ 5 7 PM if ) Palmetto Av« TH E FLO R ID A M O TE L )OOOeli A.enue 1214204 tteasonabto Weekly Hotes Evtmng H«r»ld, Sanford. FI. 322-2420 1545 PAR K A V I ..... M ) LB. OAkfy ------Tu!*aariia Mah* an oltarl a B d rm . ) ' , Balk h »mi plan. aU .o g | l t l . m 3*5 37*0 or » W I Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 Additions & Remodeling KtMODUINC SPECIALIST W* Hand** Tlw Whoi* Ball 0 ( W*. B E UNK CONST. 322 7029 F mane mg A,*ll*t(* Air Conditioning * Heating CALL NOW ta. F R E E B rxh u/t • .F R E E Ctlimalaaa Inilallalwn *1 tn * .* , I ((■<(*«( A(r A (Matin* I,!l* m 5 . iantard Haalln* A Air Candiiwnm* .... )?1 »!w Appliance Repair AJIrrs ApphaiKi Semct 3*kr 5« . v k i N* t i t r * Ckar**l inu^^^j**^**iw)«j*)) Bookkeeping Carpentry All I , pa* at (arpanlry A r* modal in* Jt y . l *>p Call RicnardOra** 331 5t i l Cleaning Service Carpal Claarun* Liyia*. Raam A Hall 11* M iala 4 Chair. 515 IT) ))*• J U IT O E N I E 5 ProtaMvonal claanm* Call >1) ***) Lawn Service Electrical □ 4 5 E Metric » )«s a Nrw 4 ,*mod*l!n*. add/lion! Ian*, la tu r il, l'*ht*. llma.5 pin! all *l*< !* .« • (.! Quality 5a«,ic* Licanwd 4 Bondad Fence IN S TA L L 5E LL 4 R EPAIR CyprM*___ Chain l m * , Fanra )T3 >111 Home Improvement Cam*. ! 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All Tra* Sara * « PJkL...______________________ ■ C H O C S T R IE I I R V I C I Pro* Eilunotail Law P rk atl L « In* Slump Grla 13) 33>* day Malta -U lll JO H N A L L E N S LAW N A T R I B Doad lr*d ramo.al LX 4 M* F ia .a H 311 SIM �# • 4B-Evtnlnfl H«r»M, faulted. FI. TlmrxUy. July IS. 'MS m m m > m ■- NOTICE 0 HEARING The Seminole County School Board will soon consider a budget for the 1985*86 fiscal year. A public hearing to make a DECISION on the budget AND T A X E S will be held on July 29 at 7:30 P.M. at the School Board Meeting Room, 1211 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford. A summary of the proposed budget appears below. T H E PROPOSED OPERATINQ B U D G E T EXPENDITURES OF TH E SEMINOLE C O U N TY SCHOOL BOARD ARE 9 .8 % MORE THAN L A S T Y E A R ’S T O T A L OPERATINQ EXPENDITURES. Proposed Millage Levy: Operating: Required Local Effort .................................................................... 4.407 Discretionary.................................................................................... 1.319 Debt Service.......................................................... .......................................126 Capital Outlay.......................................................................................... 1.500 Total Millage................................................................................ 7 432 . . . O P E R A T IN G REVENUE FEDERAL STATE LO C AL T R A N S F E R S IN F U N D B ALANCE 7 1 85 TOTAL E X P E N D IT U R E S IN S TR U C TIO N P U P IL P ER S O N N E L IN S T R U C T IO N A L M E D IA INST. & CURR. DEV. INST. S T A F F T R A IN IN G SCHOOL BOARD G E N E R A L A D M IN IS T R A T IO N SCHOOL A D M IN IS T R A T IO N F A C IL I T IE S 'IS C A L SERVICES FO OD SERVICES C E N T R A L SERVICES T R A N S P O R T A T IO N O P E R A T IO N OF P L A N T M A IN T E N A N C E C O M M U N IT Y SERVICES D E B T SE R V IC E TRANSFERS OUT F U N D B A L A N C E . 6-30 86 TOTAL ----------- — S P E C IA L REVENUE FOOD SERV ICE $ 78.6S0.6S8 27,776,902 $1,914,200 114,439 3,687,261 6.787,387 354.458 $113,214,947 $6,070,358 OEBT S E R V IC E C A P IT A L P R O JE C TS $585,444 312,000 $ 1.880.539 6,900,000 101,986 15,452,382 $ 1,914,200 80,645,636 38,949,607 413,986 22,594,227 897,444 124,334,907 $144,517,656 $ 59,527.593 4,910,324 3,726,353 2,333,170 260,277 214,726 1,025,938 8,111,564 204,007 672,613 $ 59,527.593 4,910,324 3,726,353 2,333,170 260,277 214,726 1,025,938 8,111.564 24,538,914 672,613 5,715,900 2.119,313 5.419,622 9,240,205 3,444,901 103,334 897,444 413,986 11,758,479 24,334,907 5.715,900 2,119,313 5,419,622 9,240,205 3.455,901 103,334 897,444 413,986 11,404,021 354,458 $113,214,947 $6,070,358 TOTAL $897,444 $24,334,907 $144,517,656 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ■ ; • NOTICE OF TA X INCREASE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K B rms&m ■ jju u w .. rasa* -• -a • NOTICE OF TAX FOR SCHOOL CAPITAL OUTLAY The Seminole County School Board will soon consider a measure to in­ crease its property tax levy by 12.21 percent. The Seminole County School Board will soon consider a measure to impose a 1.5 mill property tax for the capital outlay pro­ jects listed herein. A portion of the tax levy is required under state law in order for the School Board to receive $68,635,667 in state education grants. The required portion has increased by 4.06 percent and represents approximately six tenths of the total proposed taxes. This tax is in addition to the School Board’s proposed tax of 5.806 mills for operating ex­ penses and is proposed solely at the discre­ tion of the School Board. T H E C O M B IN E D S C H O O L B O A R D T A X IN C R E A S E FO R B O T H O P E R A T IN Q E X P E N S E S A N D C A P IT A L O U T L A Y IS SH O W N IN T H E A D ­ J A C E N T N O T IC E . The remainder of the taxes is propos­ ed solely at the discretion of the School Board. The capital outlay tax will generate approx­ imately $7,336,395 to be used for the follow­ ing projects: A D D IT IO N T O O V IE D O H IG H S C H O O L All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on July 29 at 7:30 P.M. at the School Board Meeting Room, 1211 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford. All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing to be held on July 29 at 7:30 P.M. at the School Board Meeting Room, 1211 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford. A D EC ISIO N on the proposed tax in­ crease will be made at this hearing. A D E C IS IO N on the proposed C A P IT A L O U T L A Y T A X E S will be made at this hearing. • » # • I • • • i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald